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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-23
-ostton rurrn- Sleep.

Man is when standing erect the only ami
nal that has the thigh in line with the
axis of the vsrrebrai column, and among
his nearest conCeners IN the animal world
the fexed state Of the femo-al articulation
is natural and constant. As we so down
the scale the angle between the thighs
and trunk diuinishes until II reaches the
right angle characteristic Of most quad
rupeds.
/ speak here Of the attitude adopted
when the animal Is at rest upon its legs
for during sleep there is in many cases q
curious reversion 10 the position occupied
in embryonic life. Thus We see that bird
roos:ing with its head under its wing
and the legs drawn up close 20 the body
offers decided resemblance 70 the chick
in the egg
! have noticed that younz children. when
old enough TO shift their limbs, very SCI
dom sleep in any but the curled up posi-
ton. ami that a. often as not, when un-
hamDered bv clothing or other artificial
restraints. they sleep in the same attiuuGs
as do many oua6Tu pesls-vlz-- with the 40
dou1en downward ard TIE hints faxed
beneath them. am told that negro moth
erS and nurses IN TIE West Indies invari-
ably lar their charges down 70 sleep or
their stonacts. and thst this custom !.
alsa cr-rusoa u vsria1S parts q the world
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into Office. Prac- PRESIDENT PALACIo
tically Da Fouseca's career in Brazil was \
parallel one, and the threatened revolution
in Venezuela will be. IL il should ever break
out, the direct effect Of the same general
cause.
4 clause in EeneZuels's constitution fixes
the term Of office OF the president al two
years and makes him ineligible for re-eleo-
tion This provision DR.. ADduezz Palscio.
president OF the republic, does not like and
he IS using every means at his command 70
get congress, which VIII meet Ia February.
TO so amend the instrument that ne may
be continued without another election fOS
two years beyond the term for " hich be
was originally chosen He has imprisoned
fearless journalists who have dared 70 criti-
else MS acts, and he hiss also caused the ex-
pulsion OF Dr.. Rojss Paul. his predecessor.
TO whom be owes his present position An
alliance has been formed By the brainiess
men in Venezuela, and Unless PaIaci
changes his tactics before long there may
be a revolution
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d" ANTED-CoNPKTENT sTENoG RAFHERs
w and Losk-kteIeTs no UesIrt positions, 10
HVpIy ~ the National Accountant and oteAorsph-
tTs bureau On iOF the sta e. OF hHn=as. Colo
lLGo AvBTaRkH. ) IssoCfI ana C1sss, at Tie South
v eStsrE LGsIiess College. lCAlIs. hall 81
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B.yard's career was a remarkable ona
With him there was no slow and persistent
fight for recognition. for that came to him
Immediately after the publication Of MS
first drawings in a weekly newspaper In
1854
Although by no means his greatest pio-
ture, "Une Affaire d Honneur" is perhaps
better known than any OF his others AL
most every one is familiar with the grace
ful figures of the two young women who
are about to engage in duel with swords
Bayard also painted Sedan, 1870, "Balg-
ueurs ct Baigneuses," ia Fete au Cha
team" La Reconciliation" and Nine.
Polichinelle" He was born in La Ferte-
sous-J ouarre, in 1881, and at the age OF six
teen entered the studio Of NJ. Cogniet- Hls
career as an artist began one year later.
and since that time his name has been ~
miliar TO readers of the French illustrated
naDprS
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WICHITA, rA1 =
- CvR-Hlrhes, patent s. a. second paten; e. =
F-fTe fancy 8 o.
BUTTER-First creamery ~. se-cud cream ry
&c finest dairy - fnr dairy S-.OoLaEaon Gary ~
fgG--11c per luEra.
POULTRY BOOSTERS 81 Ca ~ Ter cozen or r
tes poluG. hens & uaE- Per dozen OK e. Ye-
round s-rlue chickens 81 5aa2 = per dozen or Nc
U=r Eaa1.l. turkeys - &c per pound. oUcks-tesl
81 - - ards e. s per dCESu prairie chlcAens s. "
lsr dozen Young 1vsse Il Pei PA! d
go. AIoE--t hoice s,se2yc gel buShss-
AFIL.E>-ss :, e % ger barre.
-fLE---s r-tsFggte = ID IL Canon CITY $ 81 Weir
tlty q - frl1stsuac - - Puts urE - ~ Illinois
& -. --L-s l-sleF a. al
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INOE EXCHANGE sS-ACHE RANCH -
4 Montgomery county. Kansas Ha. sod =
story frame house " IOoul-. large --slory frame
barn ..Ood busIalue. orchard. water ~ n-l 1iii
etc ia every tiiils con .cte Tor farming t1
stock raising. Price. sIsJ pc acre trlc Ga hait
II wanted Nv Ler lives ~ Chicago AID VIA eE-
change for lelcksudiss, eastern Iasul 81 eity
a. scrgs clear land IN Wilson county, kansas, -
mi - from railrtsad town. FrlCe. s7l- IS ait -
to iea gUoln house L84S can us moved onto vacant
lots
- ceres clear land n Butler county and t2o9 cash
foI denCs lots between u Tam a2a IN a4i1 lea
trail ana twe.fIh ~.
81 acre. Gear land. slightly Improved two miles
from toWu % frisco aalt1aa ia tusatal cput.t 3
Sio. Pre-. $3.50. 81 sul ftsC IA properly " sd
wick county Ia Good tfi- or uo deal
s5-acTs siosk farm at-8af ave as. from saltrosd
town Ia Butler county. haa "a tn 30 aers- ,'tts5.n
ia year, at per se1t. Want city pfrpsTty ff5ce
40 per acre.
coos4 ,sl.sT. stables. veil orcaa-1. : acre lle
timber ~ater. etc. IpruInb vance Si-uL gwEec
Wil Fgt Ga sc0 first mortgage notes ana 40 70 Lsi-
anCe NOR gage. and sNCtasge for ctlt PTupcrtE.
II scres clear ia - u83tte east % - S q ~ n
Ga rulles % railroad town. frte aud Gear iDr
residence property OF Clesr lots well i1catfd-
rae faru ~ Harvey EOqhtys eort1 AS.ff. % e.
change fJr " lChtLA Ee1iucl-s cF GOO 1tssLs ees
ss5-slre farm well improved very rich so.l. good
water. etc. 10 exchange lor 100 liit. Alcr EoEor
Ou.y.
For particulars On any or al ths above, can
address 4 g.. Nelson. ~ ElhliA. Aau- c-al-tH
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HOTEL CAREY.
So TO So PERDAY

When you go, take the Frisco line 10 st
Louis and the east for the reason that 1t is
the only Wichita line running two solid
trains daily without change of any class TO
st. Louis morning and night and it is the
only hne having palace reclining chair and
Pullman sleeping cars Ia morning aud
night trains. Always on time and sure OF
making eastern connections AT 81, Louis
union depot 24tt
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wicH,rAawxsrrHxa


Parties smigrating 80 the northwea
will find IL TO their interest by calling
the Rock Island ticket Office for inforEla
ton regarding rates. routes and accommo
dhtiouS wa this Iiue. DO not not be ds
ceivad by agents Of other lines A. IN tbs
route. You are invited 20 call as the citios
and be convinced a. 70 the superiority Of
the Great Rock Island route over I'll
other- By patroniziBg this line you can
have the choice OF four different routes
west Of Denver For speed, safety aud
comfort The Rock Isiand leads the process
son. W H. WIsHART. Ticket Agent
Office It0 last douglas avenue. osorus
Main street ub@-tf
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES

Brief Mention
Tops in,hogs, S+02jz.
4 good deal of trading was done in the
cattle yards today.
The hog market was active today and
packers were eager buyers. The market
closed steady.
\ sign has been placed on the west side
Of the scale house, bearing this legend;
NOTICE
Please permit the public inspector :
10 do his duties without resist
auce from any one.
LSi-nedl SECRETARY EzCHAGE"
!. Rockville Of Maize had hogs on sale
today
Francis Cook Of Oatville, marketed hogs
today
J. B. Ke,l we'll known shipper from
Peek. marketed hogs today.
Hall 4 Mead Of Conway Springs were in
with hogs and cattle.
Iiudlsy * Co. Of Haven, well known
shippers. had hogs ard cattle on sale.
D. c. Lehman Of - had hogs on sale
today.
+. Combs shipped in hogs from Perth.
b1Stl4 BROS. ASu Chlli7 Oh Tue mar me-
today.
White & Cain Of Freeport shipped in
hogs.
u. f Cooley Of Culverson had two cars
OF cattle and hogs on the market.
Y. r. GiIeIsud was one of the shippers
from Winfield
Cowley County National Bank Of Win
fed consigned hogs to Wichita today.
". T. Buckley, q prominent shipper Of
Rose HILL marketed hogs.
P.J. Quigley Of Harper had hogs and
cattle Oh the market.
I. n. Beebe or Norwich had a mixed
load on one Of tie late loads which were
sold
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mittee assignments, the new member din-
IDENTIFY suggested that, being from Chicago.
he would naturally be highly pleased TO be
appointed on the Worlds Columbian ex-
position committee. Mr.. Durborow has
since admitted thst Mr. Crisp's next cues
ton. How would YOU like TO be chair
mani" nearly took his breath away, but he
''braced up, and thanking the speaker fog
his consideration, quietly accepted the ten
oered place.
Mr. Durborow was born at Philadelphia
II 1851. Five years later the family re-
moved 20 Williamsport. Ind Young Dur
borrow was graduated from the Blooming
ton university st the age OF twenty, and
his work for two years thereafter was as a
clerk in a bookstore. Then he went 70
Chicago, where he has since been employed
By several large firms. He joined several
ward and other political clubs. and MS
fidelity 10 the prosecution OF any commit
tee work assigned him first caused him TO
be regarded az a man OF weight. This
prominence afforded the opportunity for
the other members 20 see that DurbOrow's
expressions Of opinion on the tariff, free
silver. etc, were not haphAzard DECLARE
tons. but were the result Of his interpreta-
ton of the principal arguments contained
in the leading works on social and economic
questions.
In 1889 he was nominated for congress
against William E. Mason, who had been
elected in 1887 by more than 1000 major
ity. Most persons regarded it as hope
less cause, but Mr. Durborow made house
to house canvass and won by s.lS6 plu-
rality.
The prominence given Mr. Durborow oy
his appointment 70 the chalrmansnIp OF
one of the most important committees IN
the present congress will serve TO give MIN
a sort Of running start" on the political
career which his friends believe is ahead oil
him
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AIR4IED
DANCIrG SCHOOL.

rrder uls Lad - - iias pr ssv.
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EfHIce 10 MntherS

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
4lways lie used for children teetbing. 1t
roothes the child, Sottens the gums, alleys
ali PAIN, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for diarrboea weuty-iiyecents
bottle Used by millions Of mothers.
Jt4 If Wa e
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condolences with
regard to the pu-
mary causes OF
trouble in several
cases are worthy
OF note. Balma-
ceda came 70 grief
after having in
volved Chill in
war because he
tried 10 increase
the president is
power, and then
put one of his tools
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HOGS

There was a fair run for Friday, the
fresh receipts being 797 head Of hogs. Both
PACKERS were in the field and took the
offerings readily. Most statesmen say that
the market opened steady, while others
contend that the market opened cents
higher. An advance Of cents over yes
terday's figures was noted during the day,
and the market closed strong. Everything
On the market was sold.
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES
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FOUND.
rree- II "a go n E.-T irs ~ tar
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Emile Bayard, whose death was an
nounced a short time ago, bore the reputa-
ton of being the best artist on the Illus
trated press of France. He had exhibited
several of his paintings in the Salon. and
with scarcely a single exception they at
tracted much attention
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Kansas City Produce

Kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY Jan %
FIOUP-Firm IN good demand Patent 50 43s
81 extra fancy - 52 a. fancy e % - u. choice
e. s.}d2 81, XXX 81 75ai %
UHEAI-Lower, little doing. No hard cash
sc bid.
Sl3sc bid, AIpc asked.
OATS-Stronser. No cash PC bid, Soc asked
January 2sJec bid February 2-1ec bid Aay s1Sc bud,
BU TI.R- Creamery quiet, --s27c dairy trim, ID
G lsC. packed liza &c, roIi loc-
HAY-steady Timothy s. OOa7 50. good 20 fancy
drairie 81 51gto 20.
FLAXsELD-S3c on a basis of pure.
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PIentx Of Time.

First Girl waiting for Fbe man who
doesn't co1nep-Dzvld s2i1 n hE haste.
An ule1 are liars.
Tire Other Bitter Oss-if ns lived N
the present age be might haze --I@ ina
s>Arsrrznt a; bis le.s1-e--L-.
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PHYSICIANS.
CROSkEE.
DIR. L. EMMA COBB,

Females and CHildre1s diseases speciality.
T4or4o fc- ladies durfn. confinement Strictly pTi
vste when Il desired also permanent homes pro-
ys0e5 Tor children when desired Letters OF inQu'
?. confidential and answered promptly Home IL
Ida Avenue wichita. Kansas
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BurziAriHed On his " edsinE SIgns-
Charles ROhan was graduate a
Oberiin college He went % New YORK..
where be wooed and won = prominent
young lady. On the night following his
wedding his wife wa awakened by P;s-
toi shots. and Eoon saw her husband
rash into the room lie had b1rglarized
the nert door residence. snd. beng Dis
covered At his nef2rious work. was pur-
sued aud sho. a.. be fought hls way
through q crowd q policemen. who
were attracted BY the pistol shots, and
made good his es1ape. hs was so0n
aftsrward captured for another job and
sent 70 tbs ONO peE.Itentlavy from Guys
hogs county. IL tas meantime u de-
vsloped that The Wedding n View York
was . mock affair. and Us suppo~ed
wife has since married wealthy Eosr-
chant.
A few davs ago R0haa was tried for
the Eew YORK crime. and his defense
vzs uased On she afliavis q J. O. shaw.
rs rAl. 70 he szsct tazs tbs later wzs
tie ran who deceived tie Young lady
AID robbed the house q hsr usxt door
ncizhboT- Tas YoE1nZ WOMAN. ee@glY
velIed . conceal her identity. cane sat0
eourt and ideurfed Rohan - tie nss.
r1tv-IthstsEsiing saw. sEdzFIL Her
name wzs ksFt secret n ths oogrs-
roon b. 81 arrangement With 80 a.
tor1eYz-Clrc if.nzsas Commercial Ga
zafra
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Sew lo-ANoaev

-.tN AS-A AO1Fy.
,-Tw YORK jan -
Money o. can easy. TaazluE frOn IIsto Per e1t
q .-s1 - sres 10 plrleslC
fr.i-e ,rlanl!le I.ssfer sisls per ce1C-
tN.-.-.ze nrp ~ - ~ Tor >;ZJy-1ay bills
s. -. I,sr leIaauG.
eIll s4-es u stocks today. q los shares.
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CITY Aza

handsome lithograph map Of the city
showing all the streets and location OF tn
p ublc buildings, etc. Tor sale at tbi
Office 50
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30 esst via the View short line. Mis-
sour Pacific Pleasant HNi route
Through sleeping aud chair cars withoas
cLau.u " ICbita to - Louis sd x
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FINANCBAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts OF Stock at the "lcnl'A
Union stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle, 1872; Hogs, 1877.
shipments: Cattle, II; hogs, None
WICHITA. Jan. %

The receipts were large today, and the
large Der cent. OF the offerings were com
non TO medium grades. VERY little II any
choice stuff WIS on the market Trade was
sluggish all day and everything sold u to
II cents lower than it did three days ago.
The market Is quoted only steady on the
choicest stuff.
The Cuotations rere presented are 70 give ne
s. ur ~ .Cea Of tic general rUnEe o. prices Ih-
,F-i5,-- classes and grades sell W tin the htits o.
these Cuotatons according 20 TIE quailty OF ouet-
3-r- md the stale Of the daily markets Ihese quo
fl- ions ar only changed when there has nee5t !.
rerr-aueur change IN yhe general lnarAet J NJ
safes should be referred 70 10 get TIE
Cai5 fluctuations
.-at've shipping steers. GOOD 70 extra - Uos4 y
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


rt~s.s CITY. No. Jan. 22.-CATTT F-Feceipts,
@ sit-uelrs l6u Merket steady Steers IS Goa
3 1l stocsers and feeders - uJsS GO, cows 81 ia
;-- hEe>-&cCeiu-s l~iu-. sh.puLeuts lleL Higher
LUX - 65sg l5. all grades = 5al4 - SHEkP-sse
O.. Els 7.t -LlpIDelts JlA Steady.
81 IoJrS No Ian. At TIL E-Rsceipts 50
shi -ulCUrs u,Q. Market sea ~ at decline. Natives
& usr4 &C. Texans and indians - 51ES ~ HOES
Eece I-> utti. shipments -5 Market strong Heavy
- -..4 s. mixed - ; - s. lEht 4 Qisz4 u
sBEi p-EeD, p-s so. shipments -..- Market strong
al q o.
CHICAGO. rs ism. S1-CATTLE-Raceipts 1a1a
shipments asa Narset weaker. Steers IS G07s IS
st1..grs aCd feeder a. Hta1 5 COWS 81 s5A2 ~
fNtf---.at'es--S -slA sNtulUeuts l14Q Market
sctiVe and ire -u.sr Common - g-a4 10 mixed
- cs4 aa. alt hes - a5t&4 III, Light 8 49, s.
= tLP-I .e,r---s IN. shipments 7N- Market
steady Native ewes g - l. mixed watherS
a. 81 s. westerns sS .a55 81. IAmus a. - 20 a.
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somsthinz Nsv-Tkre1gh Cars Bst~ssa Sc
EauI and kansAs CitF.

Faul and kznss- CitY-
The traffic between above cities has
90 Increased that The Great Rock Island
route las instituted a new order 81 thing.
aud has put on their trains, a through car
Lst,,esu these points The cars run on
ttis service are pullman combination
chair car AID sleeper. and are the snbodi-
u,rpt q comfort The prics charged ior
It's especlaI service il bot little compared
with the accom- mediation given
zee that your tickets read VIA TIRE Albert
Les route &C.. K / & P. Is. {. X 8 y.
and n 4 IL l. ky'sj. Msps and Tine
tables SEPT On application
JOuS SEBASTIAN,
GenI Tkt s. PAsA Az
z 81. joss, Gent ManAgsE
General Offices Chicago Ah
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he has TO the sur
prise of almost ev-
cry one, been ap-
pointed chairman
of the committee
on the Worlds Co
lumbar exposi-
ton When Mr..
Crisp, after his
election as speak
er, sent for Mr..
Durborow and
asked him if he
had any prefer
erca as To com
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Trnuhle In Venezuela

Revolutions in countries south Of the
United States are Of frequent occurrence,
and some of them nrOve unim DOrtant. ont
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Fzrs ar ~s-i Tsi' i'asss.-

aFA 81 49, : 80 AtN@-e@-
AfsozssT ~ f.sIfsslas 81 tsEa szsetuAllY
5.spasas! q: Il Las .azz loeG ossssEsd ~
tzscet psruycsE IaAE - ; s.Der CO za>s. tas
g1-er - TIE ar b. geEA sgr thts -~zAo4
o7s7rrrs e tE~ AL AsazrEszsEt Eozl>=s Ia -
large rs-As. have s1a,sTssslo-d ltt3s dr.
eai;T n iezflag 49, q ssSsF ssDT1ra EsozaE
scEseT5Ezsrgsts. s,ssvrsz. have sAOwn 'ThAs
sise az - ctsns taks L,9zzson. whw-x 80
crsl - Izrre1. - ggrsss ~ Aoogt tE4rfT -
fovsy seeE grg1s to grosuA Lover thxa
ti4t tks tasz - ssseusEter1s1. azza Ei.ssarT
t'e ssreke frp-s tke elzlalzsya he iGssr-
saar fruez ths@s sxperszzsrs-s IS that ia
srrarcs 1gssssI 'ssss ~ kl.sAsss ssavtss q
tie fz.a@ss biacks - Gzts ers esgsetklsy
5zssrA.ss foz .lssx zazzAT5sT - &ps - -
a4ss1zEsa one. ard tEzt beyoEa1 farFy tsst
not1tsg = g<ifaa1 % sosa< as 1eF. usis-ss
vsTg great bssges. say S1zzs 80 60 - ts~s
- rszsf Aa.a
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WICHITA. JAa -
Following are The CLOSING quotations
GkAIN-Iar lots on tgack-
- Il Al. -
tgEN-New -S,-Ac-
GATS--SE-Sc
ENE-\o or better SAShac-
EAY-BsIec - Is 50 Eses ION iooS=. 3 0k55 a.
GROUND CONN-Gbop Ia cnr tots sc per "a
Tocuds. corn al. oats sc PEE 49, IOGndS brzl
- 81. 6S- per &c pounds
AN~EErl-f.lE-Uc
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lgIS~ ICCY FDRD-~ DANCING ACADEMY
vi A % { " hail 20 Market Sc asses 7 us-iag.
i iIrsriay sz1 Saturday evenings th.larer giazs
-.tl,r9sr sfteraaGa- a tie ssesc ca1les- - =
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HON. a c. DuRsoRows SURPRISE.
He Didn't Expect TO Be Chairma an Of the
Worlds Fair Committee.

Allan Cathcart DurboroSv, Jr-, one OF the
new congressman from Illinois, ought 20
be happy. for although as vet unaccus
toned to being addressed as an honorable.
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MUSIC.

TOCII-IT4LI1N METHOD.
Mrs. Walden will instruct a limited
number Ofpupils in the above method
commencing the first week in the new
year. For particulars call at room
"a, Fletcher building. 50 1mo+
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

Tie Photngra Dher. liCiUres ia AL sizesand styl ?
He also carries the 1uest Hssuruneutof pictar4
snes in the CRY. GIVE lin q friendly call an ?
xHmn samples
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4 OK >1LI--U,~celIsBeoas.
Ta1sr LIS asas x - .ia- psrasg-

tsH @A1E-A -ct AEE PEAso. ~ECUAu
Bad q eosss I'd W-45 FFes-rsss A.
rr-ss NJ l. tstaesss~. - MsrE-s - So
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-23

ST. LOUIS Produce.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-23

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