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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-22
Comforts of Railway Travel

London Truth contrasts the luxury Of
railroad travel in Germany with its numer-
GUS disconfor1s in England In Germany
the passenger on q long journey hes ample
opportunity for obtaining meals. which are
served in excellent style, either st the sta
tons or IN dining cars; refreshments 81
good quality are brought 10 the carriages
st intermediate stations the Carriages are
well warmed comfortable and supplied
with lavatories, while il England. accord
Ing 10 Truth. neither AZ the landing
place nor in the tram Is there 80 much as
cup OF coffee 10 be had. and man has 20
travel CD IN a cold. eo-nfortlsss train. with
out any prospect q food U-tii ae reaches
London Ia TIE United Stazes. however.
the acme Of csDsferE n railroad travel Is
reached Finely furnished and eUmfor1a-
bic dining. sleeping and smoking car. sikh
bathroom. barrier shop. etc 20 20 n.zke I'd
the paiatial vess h1ss trains now IN use O.
49, $500
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The aseuth

The mouth IL the front door to your fsoa
r. is the aperture 70 the cold storage room
Of your anatomy. Some mouths srs tns
pictures Of peaches and cream aud others
Look IKE a hole chopped IN 0r1ck wall -
admit a new door or window. The mouth
il the bot bed u toothSchs and the place -
keep your tongue. Mot persons never carry
their Tongues IN their ooattaii pockets.
A mouth vas never maize TOO snail. but
some are 20 large thai their owners put
their feet In them. II Is the doorway 0Bt
Of which come beautiful words q hope ADD
courage, and through which pass cold
custard and kTa5t and cod liver oiL Sosos
people slsep with kelT fBO2ths adItsced tos
kissing
The meath s. the b1agbols Of orAi1rJ
and bA5y's cro~niaz glory. Il Is tss
crimson aisle 70 your liver asd naSurss s9
paratus for blowing out the Ezs. Il =
tatrlo.isrn's fg1uiaia hsAd and the tool
chest for pc Witbous . the poiitiL "a
would BE- v-zsderer sgon ths fao. q sks
EARN. and TIE oornstssE and chorus ziF.s
70 douvu % uaho10rvi graves. II h tie
grooer's friend. the orators Dfias I'D tks
dentists hope
L puts sou.s useu CO the rostrgn Hn1
may - A4aN 10 F5t-- - - 80 49,
Iua-h coenser sEk@n aitse 5sd % q r1AsosEi.
sud ths tCbaoco1isL' . frtsod Sh<1 sttachss
% q man
Wtko1t Il tie torzhisghs proossssoa
would bs q dumb AID Efs.ess tking. snS
vesa the political bsro sdvzzcsd 70 Lee
ffo1t C ihs glatscrys tee Gs.dasDos wczs4
hsss 70 stzaai q ;assr bs2ds - zeow then
delfght w.,hout - married lie wozd -
a peTp-trzzl zazazzssr cream ard tes eusif
w0gli lo,s1 half BIS sstrz1sico- Sza rao~s 4
al aaA creates q al. u thsTs wssv -
maths q r. a0zi1 b. Go good5ys or hzst
. rrest -. co cords q comfort o. q
hop@. 20 azaghter fan q szsnthlns &ae "a
so1g fua - prasse. tie bird man eezzd
10 y csl-a - dinner snd 20 cos ~oul4
az. 'SEberz ID ySa zst lhst hzE'''-A>
kAElaz~ TrEg@IeT.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
ing are the representatiya cal,
Briar Mention.


Receipts OF no 1855.
w 4. Berry was a visitor at the yards
today.
Today's market was lively one in the
hog division.
Nat Houston came 10 today. He left last
night for Fort Worth, Tex, on business.
He says he has bought 1900 hogs within
the last few weeks.
The heaviest draught Of hogs ever weigh
ed.at the stock yards was seventy head Of
hogs weighing %, 900 pounds
L. Shore of Coates, Kan, had in hogs to-
day. He says that in his experience he
has made money by shipping to Wichita.
Mr. Share reports bis part of the country
well supplied with corn, and states that
the advance in hogs has stimulated quite
O number 20 raise them for the market
Orrin Smith of Furey WAS at the yards
today. He purchased % excellent feeders
which he Will take out 10 his ranch near
Eurley
F. l. Streeter of Hesston. one of the
shippers, was in today. He reports
the atmosphere in his part of the country
rather chilly. He is well pleased with this
market and says that he has made consid-
cradle money in his last two shipments of
hogs.
VIM. Johnson. n well known and promi-
neut cattle man of Attica was in with
hogs and cattle today. He reports quite
number of farmers feeding pigs which
will be ready for market in from thirty 10
sixty days. The wheat he reports is look
ing quite well IN his section of the
country.
The shippers who marketed stock today
were:
"n Johnston, Attica, cattle and hogs.
+. Shore. Coats, hogs.
Alex Knott, Belle Plain, hogs.
! y Horton, Caldwell hogs
!. II. Station. Garden Plain. hogs.
i. L. ParJer, GreensburE, hogs.
c. Shepherd, Goddard. hogs.
Norely & Large, Pratt, hogs.
& r. Smith, Pratt, hogs.
PAT Mckinley, Freeport. cattle.
A q. Hurchiual. Ewell. hogs aud cattle.
Col MI, Arkansas City. hogs
B. Il. Boon. South Haven, hogs.
Warren Lindsay. Frederick. hogs.
T. A. Smith, Hazelton, hogs.
Horton ~ Farqubarson. Uorbin, hogs.
W. Groom, Sedgwick, hogs
c. L. Blake, Mount Hope, hogs aud
cattle
J. II. Slattery, Garden Plain, hogs and
cattle
Orrin Smith, Finley. cattle.
Casey q Fowler, Conway Springs, cattle.
Pat Healey, Wichita, cattle
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the most extraordinary experiences. All
over South America, especially in the
mountains of Peru, far up IN India and far
down in Africa, British and American en-
gineers are dong all sorts of wonderful
things, from tunneling the Hottest noun
tains 70 managing and outwitting lazy and
treacherous natives.
Mr.. w. W. Thompson, of the mechanical
department of the New York Central rail
way, seems one of the quietest of common
place Office men, yet he has put in twenty
years in the widest regions on earth and
has the happy faculty of generally light
ing on his feet. Born in Scotland fifty
three years ago, but reared in New York
city, he Learned the trade of an engineer
and went to India just in time to catch the
Sepoy rebellion He fought it through, OF
course, as every white man there had to
fight; got bad wound, rusticated in tiger
hunting and then went to South America
for rest, accompanied by his wife.
The rest consisted in engineering for the
famous Henry Meiggs in the widest part
OF Peru and among people for whom he
can find no terms sufficiently strong. In
laziness, cowardice, treachery, thieving and
immortality he thinks the lower class OF
mixed breeds in Peru beat the world The
railroad men who employed them had &c
rule with an iron rod. At every agency
there were old fashioned stocks, and in them
refractory natives were set and whaled with
rawhide till they agreed to work, or gave
up stolen property.
The experience of railroad men in Peru
was a wild compound Of romance and
tragedy. Mountains of the hardest rock,
hills of sliding sand, chasms 5000 feet deep
and tall cliffs, along with hurricanes and
earthquakes, they did not mind: it was the
necessity of incessant care against the muir
derous and treacherous people that wore
out the nervous system. In some sections
there is a good population, but there are
regions in the hot lands where every bush
has a thorn and every insect sting, every
worm is vile and every snake is venomous,
and every man is an assassin Evidently
"a poor place to bring up a family"
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FOUND
FINANCIAL

r-,&s- 49, h.zt z .-r Fin. r---.v
NTD<EE-Ig isoAS - HORSES. Gait D.
vi fufutl1rs gr&ia ssfss 2ssl agg good s--c-sg-y.
y .cA3-s Liz4s- c. aoaEz Z. - = A@sl sifesf
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HOTEL CAREY.
So TO So PERDAY

" hen you 20, take the Frisco line 10 St
Louis and the east for the reason that it is
the only Wichita line rnnniBg two solid
trains daily without change OF any class to
St Louis morning and night and it Is the
only line having palace reclining chair and
Pullman sleeping cars IN morning and
night trains. Always on time and sure of
making eastern connections at st. Louis
uulou DEPOT. 25tf
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pishr.es of Mesquite Netting.

For dishrags buy white mosquito net
ting-a quarter Of a yard i Sufficient FOR
one-which saoEld tie folded back and forth
IS many tjnles ~ the width VIII allow. and
tack A. Il cumlort. Some make them OF q
hall Of cAnaie wick, knit on two wooden
kneedles the size q lead pencil-Ney
YORK .Ins1 -ual
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HAns~~s asr eks~sT ased IL tzEtiss
has-s sG k1z ElsL wals ths tie A~Ssir.
ses'se-5 g. b-~rd Nbiet d a iaT~terzss
etss8.y - rsbdfs - probably tsrav szi frpza
tae trstle A-=lz o. h.gs 81 to y slass h@c8.
gasf ss1s ifttle, tk4y o<lEz n rally .
s-lal1 spsss-s e hosznd---B<EFass frss
PEeAA
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Cohhle-BiIly Bender thought be would
be funny. so be went 20 the undertakes
hop logged out in 4 Sbr5ud
Stone-How was be treated
Cobble-Oh. they laid him out-Clothie;
and Furuisher.
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Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Jan q
TIoUR-Hiehest patent 3 a.. second patent a. -
tztrH fancy s. o.
81 lEh-First cresruery 81. e rond creSme~v
soe nIeet dairy - me GARY .SJ.cosu-nou dairy is
EGGS-l1C yer ICzen.
foJLT .i A-Koosters u sCs2 O. - dozen or &
lel pound. hens g ON&2 = PEI dozen &c Gey
lounc spring chickens 81 1SG- e per dozen or 1lsC
ueI Io-u-, turkeys s1oc per pound CgtHs-teal
$40 u'a-iards 3 IS per dozeR prairie chickens -
ltl dozen Young geese Sc peg p0uTd.
ihlA OES-t hoice Sh4asC pes bUShei
APPLE>-t2 SOC 90 per barre.
stAl-Antbrsclte "a ~ Canon City s. &C Wen
tiIy = a. rroutensc a ~ PiJtsIurE. ~ ~ Illinois
q s.. nc. listeI q 10
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your w ants Supplied.

XlrANTED-To BUY TAX TITLES AMP TAX
w sale certificates. Send lists and terms 70 J. g.
3 Box lie, Wichita han. d. 81
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XKTASTED-TO BUY Al A snap 4 SECOND
w hand buggy or cart. Cali this eFs14EE. J.. ".
Hudson. over ~ y Main 81 -
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wICHIrAawtsrKHH "a. n
Are You sO,ns to Washington Fsrrissry7

Parties emigrsting 20 tho portbweS
will find Il 70 their interest by eAiltnRR
the Rock Island ticket Office for informa
ton regarding rates. routes and accommo
dstions Via this line DO not not be do
ceiyed by agents Of other liBes as TO this
route You are invited TO call AZ the offics
and be convinced NJ TO the superiority Of
the Great Rock Island route over all
others. BY pAtroEizing this line you can
have the choice Of iOur different routes
west Of Denver. For speed, safety and
comfort the Rock Island leads the process.
sion. w. IL. WiSBARr. Ticket Agent
Office 100 Last Douglas avenue. oeorns
Main street dby-tg
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HAD AN ADVENTUROUS LIFE.

The Experiences of a Railway Man In
India, Perm and Elsewhere.
The British-American race Gncluding, Of
course, the Scotch, Irish. Welsh, Manx.
etc. is just now the most enterprising in
the world, and travellers seldom penetrate
region so remote that some of this race
are not found there If the individuals are
gone, their work still shows; and of all
classes the -ailroaders seem to have had
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ahricn 70 Mnrhara

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. It
eoutles the child, Softens tie gums, ALLEYS
ali pain, cures wind collie, and j. the best
remedy for diarrhuea Iweuty-iiveceuts a
bottle. [ sed 10y millions OF mothers.
GE4 II yys6 -
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DE. Z. ENlE4 COBB.

Females snd Childreus diseases speciality.
Home for ladies daring confinement strictly pTl
Val when - desired. also permanent homes pro
vided for children when desired. Letters OF inq1l
~ cor ldeatial and aSwerel promptly Home II
lda Avenue. Wci.its. Kansas
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Ctr Wan

handsome Telegraph map Of the city
showing all the streets and location of I'd
p ubliC buildings. etc. Tor sale at thi
Office st
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
~ telegraph.

khNsaS CITY. 40. Jan, &c TT. E-Ee iprs
~ -hipn cufs -6O Sieer> dun. weak 10 lowe
COWS steady TO lec over, stockers ard feeders dull
- lower. steers IS Qta5 %. stockers and feeders
~ @.ta ~. cows 81 5ttzS - HUSs-Rcceipts lssEl
shipments 2SJA General market was 5S l5c lower
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NI,l.r4 Grain ,larke,.

"ICE,rA. Jan p
Following arethe closing quotations.
GHAlN-Isr lots ca trsCA-
y HEATING.
COkN-New aSeSle
OATS-yRs ~
ENE-No OF better 5osSc
EAS-Bsled - 5Je5 o. per ron loose. 81 mas n
GROUND OGitN-CE0p iu cor los 80 per ia
rounds. corn an oats sc per la pounds, bran
ssy4s-. -, per go pounds.
ELAASEED-olGs1vc.
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The following are the representative sales Of cat
~ Nd fDtlA
HOGS

The receipts today were good, about
1900 hogs being on sale. Both packers
were in the field as liberal buyers The
quality of the offerings today were not up
TO yesterday standard and no choice loads,
such as brought $4O5 yesterday were on
the market. The market was about )
cents lower than yesterdays figures. The
market was active and everything was sold
st the close of the market
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WICHITA. Jan. 81.

There was liberal supply Of cattle on
sale today and considerable trading was
done throughout the day. The market on
prime stuff is little slow and common to
medium grades sold 10 to 10 cents lower
today.
The quotations mere presented are to give the
shipper idea of the general range Of prices. The
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations accordin 10 the quahty OF offer
ing and the state OF the daily markets These quo
taIions ar only changed when there has ocen ?
permanent change in the general market. The
REPRESENTATIVE sales should be referred 10 10 get Lie
osily fluctuations.
49,. .ht-rt..- .tn.-a .-nn-r - n-rrn MAJ
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Under ibis head e per line per Gay
LOO EXNHANaE : .lg-ACRE nANCC

VNOR EXCHANGE - 18U-ACRE RANCE II
IT MONTGOMERY county. Kansas has good =
story frame house OF Z rooms, large story frame
barn. good out buildings orchard, water, winuni'l
etc. Ia fact everything compiete ioE farming ana
stock raising Price. SiT-s9 per acre. lime on hail
II wanted owner lives u Chicago and VIII ex-
change for merchandise. eastern farm " city
Al acres clear land in Wilson county, Kansas, ~
mi les from railroad town. Price. stta " ant a sS
To room house that Can be moved onto vacant
lots
~ acres clear land IN Butler county and taD cash
fOf residence lots between Ailu and 18th ard Cen
trial and twelfth So.
rs acres Gear 4and, slightly Improved two miles
frOln town On FRISCO rAiiroad IA PuiA.ht county,
Mo Pre-. - 20 Want wichita property or sedE-
wick county farm. Good title or no dead
S1tacre stock farm shout i've zalie- from railroad
town n Butler county. han itI 80 srfss D"tty5n-
IA year. al per cent. Want city properly fFlce,
: acres vel improved land 5-room frame house.
good cellar stables. we'll orchard acres nns
timber, water etc. Remembrance. 81 DNuer
vii put ia S-I nrst mortgage notes ana go % bar
ance mortgage. and exchange tOr city property
~ acres clear lana. A. i - east OF wichita with
f. miles Of railroad town; free and clear,
residence property Or Ciear lots Vol located.
ane farm n harvey county, worth 5000 20 eN-
change Tor " schItA resl0en~s o. good bUa42 ess
5s-scre farm. well improved. very rich soil. good
water etc. 10 exchanges Tor good uiIl. water power
ong.
address A. s.. Nelson. wichita, han aa5-lw
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Receipts, Shi
ARTICLES.
Shipments.
hansas CITY Produce

KANSAS CITY Jan. o.
FLOUR-Firn in good demand. Patent 50 41a
So fancy s. 2US2 - fancy % G5G2 10 choice
81 alG2 90, XXX 81 15G1I %.
MHEAI-higher, very dull. No. ? hard cash &c.
COkN-Lowe:. No, 2 cash Sc bid 3sL,c asked
January 55i4c asked
uATN-Cash steady. options nominal. No. 2 cash
2%c bid
bUTTtR--Creameryq quiet, 22S27c, dairy firm. Is
q lsC, packed llCSl4c, rolI lSc-
EGGS-Firm, l9r.
HAY--steady.. Timothy 81 OOs7 50, good 10 fancy
dr6irie 81 5046 60
FLANSEED-S3c on basis OF pure,
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somsthipx Hev-1hrosgh Cars Between ~.
IsauI ana kauHas CITY

Somsthipx New-1 hrOBgh Cars Between 81
raul and kanEss City.
The traffic between above cities has
80 increased that the Great Rock lsiand
route has instituted a new order OF things.
and has put on their trains. through car
between these points be cars run on
this service are Pullman combination
chair csr and sleeper, aud are the srnbOdi-
meut Of comfort. The price charged for
this especial service Is bot little compared
with the accom-. 0dAtiou given.
See that Jour tickets read via the Albert
Lea route &c, 4 l. 4 +. II. Q. X x y.
and 81 s. II. l. Ry'sL Maps aud time
tables Geut on application.
JORS SEBASTIAN,
Gent TIKI & PAsA Az.
E. ST. JoHs. Gent Manager.
General Offices: Chicago. ST
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st. LOUIS RlOduca

ST Louis Jan. 81
WHEAT-Wt ak Cash Ole, January s0c bid
May 923i9927sc. July Sti1sc bid,
tOkN-LoWer. Cash S,Ss1S71ec, January S7lsc
asked, March sc asked. Nay $3.50 bid
oAIS-taSier. No. -. cash 3Oc. May Sl1sc asked.
PORk-nul Old - W. Sll 35,s.
LARD-Firm IS Is
NhI~kEH-Steady. 81 IS
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Go east via the New short line. Mis-
souri, Pacific Pleasant Hill route.
Through sleeping and chair cars without
change " icbitA TO 81 Louis s5d u
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DIR. CROSKEY.

Office hours o to 10 a. m, ! TO p. m.
sunday. 9 to 1890 a, M. III n Main
st. Residence lois y. Market st.
Telephone les,
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ARTICLES.
Receipts S
PHYSICIANS.

DIES. u. 4. &C ], l.. EVERETT,
over 400 Z, Douglas Ave. Cor. Topeka
Rooms Z, 9, IL, Wichita. Ism
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STR1YED
81 A-d n III.
rre.r this head 70 Ter l!ns per say.
DANCING SCHOOL.

NTIes LUCY FoRDfh DANCING ACADEMY
Nj A L - hall = Market st-classss uesdaT,
thursday and Saturday sTeuiuEs thIdrsn.s ciass
~sturdAy afternoon. a IS tie latest dances. ~ Il
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AroHisoS. TorsKA a SANTA vrus-.
TRAINS

TRANS AkElNk lAsxh
NoETH ENp EASr.
No. az fansa~ city express ffuAAl tetA n
express ..-.........- aDA = pSAa
prrss --.-...-.......- tHPul swPN
No. 4S7 Englevoosi express. 'ePHl steps her
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. t07. Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express. .........i .GAhl sGAN
No. eTs Caldwell and Pan
handle sx pTc-f-............i fGAul 'GA@
Ne HS' ~ WORTH uslvss-
ton and Texas express FAFNi sAPH
No. tlss Wichita ExprcsA LGFHl sieps hers
No AL Englewood aeon .... SCAN
Trains marked thus - daily.
EQCIPH CST NORTH AND FAST.
Train Nc. stS kansa- CITY sTpreSs. runs selid %
Kansas City, has char car service.
Train No. Ild comes direcs from Galveston aa1 ts
through ChiCsso train, leaving wichita Al ~ ID N
and arrives n C~iczge The nett DAY AZ elk 10
Train No. 4E hAs free reclining chair ca 20 Kan
Atchis0a and RI Joseph.
EQUIPMENT SOUTH ANo WEar.
Trat1 No sf, has Pullman and chair cars
Train No. eos has through Pullman ear 10 ~
y Ofth and Galveston.
Tain No. ais has reclining chair car frsm Kansas
City and stops ~ W! ohisA-
CITY Union Ticket once Cor Main ana LAT srest aad
CnIuH Passenger station corner Douglas and ia
AVenueA ". H. AuHDoCK. d r A
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GENERAL STORAGE.
LOST.

S-TORAGE-t.XtCa vErshouee. Eeg. sau a.
- almost IRE proof Aeay Dougiss svsEne A.
santa p 8el-ut once CI J. Ho-.-Aasz ave 2 = =
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MUSIC.

MRS. EDW.iED T.. IiOTEI,
Vocal Teacher. italian Method.
Room 3, Hotel MetropOle,
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S1s. g. 4
Wly1! Aessg5S
FINANCBANDC COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETa

I'll. p.oa,nts OF Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle, 1872; Hogs, 1893.
Shipments: Cattle, So; Hogs, None.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
KOGERS,

The Photographer. Pictures I'm all slZesand styla
He also carries the fuest uSsOrunentof pictIrH
alnes in the city. Give him friendly cali amp
Famine samples.
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DIR. MARY GAGE DAY.
Rooms . and e Zimmer,y block once hours-3 to
l29u
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r-rd.r fhis bsss e pr lins ~ ta-.

ruo.r th's bsss se per i'ns r.r CAV
Il oST-oR sTOLES-T E~TEEDAT ~ THE
4 Nf~-oasf FEcifc freizht depot, NeyfS1zG-
and dog- BLACK with NhIte breast. and ltr1as 5
months Cd 4 fo1r1 sTar4 vii na - q suvu1st
y - Ray rsiurn "a 70 1shsn hguthess O thisc y.
g. 81
7 OST-ov MONDAY LAST. \ PoCEE BOOK
l. coats Rms a - chsek given ~ Ars J. o. De-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-22
MiscedHdsse0,ts.

WY ANTED-BUsINESS MIN WHO ARE IN
w need OF stenOsrspbsis or accountants to cal
nj the National Accountants and Sienog1aphers
bNresu branch ONCE at tie uihnesterh busl-
Iess ollsge Wichita han. We usually have on
cur application list thoroughly competent book
yers AID steuOsrs pbeTs VITA mt class reiereIi-
a. Lem iullieLtd Tree OF charge -SQ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-22
Miscellaneous.

IXTASTED-THE PEOPLE TO KNOW THAT
w the Mass. Mutual Life Insurance Co viii fur
nish exact specimen policy 70 al parties who
contemplate tax lng life INSURANCE, tuey may
now whai are TIE 81 puiatins il tie contract D.
fore lie premium = pad. J. r. Knapp. Manage.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-02-11
The Influenza.

LONDON, Jan. 21.-One thousand
five hundred of the London police
are down with influenza. Influenza
IS still raging in Paris; 300 deaths
are recorded weekly, and in Vienna
the mortality is even greater, reach
ing 500 per week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-02-11
Saturday, Fli. !a, 1892
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON,

All ofthe right, title and estate of His late Males
~ in and to the lands below named. for the pur-
pose of paying the debts of said estate.
rr TERMS CASH. Deeds at expense Of
purchasers viz:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-02-11
|. Land at Kolowalu,
2. LAND at MANoA, OAHU.

Royal Patent 4470, ? 10000 acres Deed from
Pm (w) and Bila Kekumu her husband. Liber
%, 1ono lU3. Subject to lease to Maraea Apau.
1888. O'S''