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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-28

" surrendered to the Russians two
Turkey. The demands made by Russia
and Austria for his extradition were re-
sisted by the porte, and through the in
tervention of the United States and
England he was allowed 20 depart. On
September /, 1851, kosuth embarked on
the war steamer Mississippi, which had
been dispatched by the United States
government in accordance with rcso-
luton of the senate to convey him to
America as the nations guest lie
reached the United States in December,
1851, and addressed deputations and
meetings In New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and other large
cities, urging the acknowledgment of
the claims of Hungary to independence,
and the interference of the United
States jointly with England in behalf
of the principles of nonintervention,
which would allow the nations of Eu-
rope fair play in a new struggle for lib
erty.
Kossuth's efforts received much sym
pathy and some financial aid, but
chain of circumstances couspired
against the cause he advocated He re-
turned to Europe in 1859, and his activ-
ity as an agitator resulted year later
in the Punishment of his mother and
sisters from Hungary. In 1852 Kossuth
removed to Turin where he has since
resided. and where he successfully lost
his daughter and wife He has been .
voluntary exile, declining several cleo
tons to the diet of Pesth and devoting
his time to writing and scientific study,
His old age makes his death only mat
ter of few months
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-28
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your w ants Supplied.

THINTU RES FoH SAI.E-CoTNTDIsS. SREI.V-
Ing show cases desks. wal PAPER Packs =aE-
s.oyeS. etc. Csh A. Hyas - humbie Statiozary Co
10 North Main 81 1ia.f
LsO& SAL E-STCt'k AND FIXTURES o. TIE
A syce Hum BE Stationery CO. corsistlI : II
io9ks stationery, wall scr. fagcy So<is. rctsrs
mould ingS etc VII invoice about SD.aS. A -ood
cA&ace foT = ne HaAa- "a Moth &Aia. dhI
t.oR SALE-SCALN BOOKS tHREE FoRAss
STANDARD. hove and tsirhAEks. SIX eoo<s ga
lafes tothS StU e Logks ty BAL Cglf- A.
dfsSs NsCh1ta Essle Wichita Kan G.&tt
TOR SAAE-oNLY SIC BY NAIL THE MOST
complete AItcrneYs Pocket Court HocSet ever
lpt.'saSos ~ CASES 2GGgeSs ths Nlcals~ sHg.e.
ttpLttS. AGa. -. "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-28
IN THE AUSTRALIAN BUSH.

Kangaroo Hunting with the Boomerang
Great Skill of the Natives
The black man watched the kan
garoos intently for moment and he
seemed TO be taking q kind of measure
mont OF their distance from the foot of
the palm. Then he drew back, and q
second black man took his turn at look
ing, with the bush branches for q
screen, and he also drew back Heput
down the twigs, and the two seemed to
be studying Two men who could
neither count nor measure as civilized
men count and measure were IN reality
counting and measuring as accurately
as If they had been a pair Of surveyors
with perfect instruments They had
dropped their spears and sticks
before peeping out at the kan
garoos, and now each Of them
stopped ana picked up a queer
crooked club. AL the other black men
lay fat in the grass, while these two
went on with taeir pulling operations
Neither OF them could see any part OF
kangaroo through the trunk of the
tree. Each stood and balanced him
self, leaning forward. with hi. bit Of
curved wood held in mis- right haad by
one end. These crooked sticks were
not much owes two feet long, perhaps
not more than two or three inches wide
at the center, the wildcat part, and
were made to taper al each end. They
were curved on one face and fat on the
other and sharp a. the edges You
would have said great pains had been
taken TO shape those sticks SO that il
would be impossible for anybody 70
throw them straight OF make them hji
any object they were thrown at
Each black man held his dark. hesvv-
looking wooden wesp on with the fat
side down until he had finished lis
balancing and calculating. and then he
Suddenly drew hack and hurried Il
Tram him with Q peSa!isI. is.kinS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-28

twist of the wrist. Almost at the same
moment, each Of them stopped and
picked another and threw it, and then
a third AS the third cast was made,
each uttered loud, sereeching veil,
the TWO harsh cries bursting forth at
almost the same second, followed BY
wells from all the rest of the party as
they sprang from the grass. seized
their spears and sticks and bounded
forward.
Ned and Hugh had noted every move.
ment Of the green mask by the pa IN,
and the kRngaroes also must have be-
gun to suspect danger, for all Of them
lad ceased feeding. sat upright. and
prieked their ears and turned their
pretty heads inquiriugly. The largest
of them was in the very act of rising
for forward bound when something
struck him upon the neck. just above
the shoulder.
There had been q faint whizzing and
whirriRg in the air. IL began behind
the ca bbage-palm and went out side
wise and upward, through the air,
while something simly visible flashed
away, in a wide, sweeping curve. Up.
up, went the whiz and whirl, and then
down. down, after strange, rzysteri-
Gus fashion, closely accompanied by
another, just like it. Then there was
a thud, thud-and the great kangaroo
did not make his leap He rolled over
and over in the grass, for one OF those
wonderful missiles had actually broken
his neck. And another kangaroo had
fallen also-St Nicholas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-28

Mr. Dusesbsrry, H@id the ak nan
% his usign Dor. whom - had e4iiSd -
The SIDE II VIA. he EuIsposod Wa Ia
ocathbe6- "1s have lal szBck d.
cs.lty IL IT, rsa-s. zsc hAfs ~ bera asa
speaking tsrsaz believe an EaaT
E5out u 1is ard ] hsrs szat f. ga
.Aat We rany srts4s ars- dsgt~rc- -ra aa3
y frieEls 5efsfe go
'*NctkI1v w0zld gre Eas Krszss.F plszs-
ere tkaa = rnsaoDcit iAssor-~ replied nr
fusea o<-Trz a. &c ta.ok tas h@.zd II tas
dying r1za
Bat rvnerzsfs- % sad ~ TEvEii3 Ia
F--zE.s@s. > s.ui4ay T1s-e IL gss ws-l
.he tisfEz goes OK lzst - a d5si be!sss-7
BROOKS. Liza
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-28

Jack FROST stimaistes travel Whsu be
touches orr sars. ue think about Esftius.
warm.
California has The ideal ui8fer sIimst@
just far enough south 20 b. suEsbIaf
and fros,less. add Jet with sufficient toa.1
r TIE Eis
santa Re rofIss take. Jack Frast's htst.
AID las arranged = ssr8ss - psrsona-IT
conducted weekly excursions fo Cal.
foTniA- Puliuaa Tourist s.s~usFs. f1rn-
isbsd with Dss3d-ng fglirt articles. ~ts.
cave Chicago and - Louis even sats.l
DEF evsuiug and i,avs EsnsAs Ctfv sTsrT
Sunday nzsrblug - 4 Z snd 8 = Fa1
a. and T. iiEs for H.. AuEslss aaa 1as
frGueisco. Go izat sggf-Es tfafs-
spec a. agents aud psortcrs ISL - 1rE4
SeeoGd -ciass t.rAf's haaafs. 81 sas-Il
charge faF uas - tgurtst slss gsr EFsF5-
th3pE 1e~t. clean agf cc15fsfrsa.a
Inquire ef n~Hrsss tissgsf sgs1t. - vFss
20 o J &ich1lssa. & = ard i B. -s1tA
Fe Touts, 4ps~ka ksl. fsF copy &
70. der csscfsb ~ these see-.fslo8s lSf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-28
Mortgages Sale.

City property in Wichita, Edo
RADIO, Kingman, Hutchinson and
Lyons. Improved farms and va
cant lands.
Perfect title has been acquired
to these properties by the mort
gage holders, who now offer them
for sale at very low prices and on
easy terms of payment.
JOE H. LINDSEY, Agt.
S. ". Cor. Market and Douglas,
up stairs. d57
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
nY Ielenrann.

KANSAS CITY. Jan 27.-CATIT iE-R Receipts 3401
shipments l0o. Active snd strong feeders stear ;.
Dressed beef and Shipping steers s. 5aa5 s. COWS.
and helIcrs g tA3 -. stockers and feeders 80 u5E
81. HOGS ltcueipfs 500. shipments GOO. Market
active, closing l1,e 15c CHER. Al grades IS I'd n
/ i5; bulk. 81 5la7 %. SHEkP-keceipts 1870. ship
ments so. Market duh. weak, Representative
,ales; Muttons, - p.
ST LOUIS. Jan. -7-CATTLE - Receipts 4'c
lhipments 1850. Market STEADY. Natives steers
b Seas % fed Texans g 59@4 grass exams - 20
90 p. HoG>-heceipls IS shipments 800. Mar
ket stronger, Heavy s. OF Ss packing s. OOta7
ight e. eRg7 90. SHErF-lsrcripts .... shipments
bL Market tirm MCtoAs s. j0aj 20.
CHICAGO. Jan. p -<A1TI.I--ks Receipts 200. ship
.Henis 200l Market strong uifie higher steers
b 2565 b stocSers aud feeders 81 iuaI % cows
r. ~ 50, HOGS-Recripis 1890 shipments 5000.
Il sUgs l5 light 81 l597 Ga. SHEEP-heceipte 40 n.
ihipmenlS 70. Market slow and steady. liuttOus
l. l5Se GLANDS 81 UJ@5 -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-28
HOUSEKEEPING,
Practical Traiping Necessary to Thor.
oughBess.

t.
oughHoss
The Importance of teaching girls
something about domestic economy
can not be overestimated. There are
few more uncemforta BILE situations in
life than to discover that one is at the
mercy of servants and in emergencies
must take the risk of being laughed at
either by ones help or ones associates.
Time was when it might do to say
that the bread was failure, pie-crust
indigestible and the roast cooked to
cinder; but nowadays. in this practical,
enterprising and go-ahead-ative age,
such things are not looked upon with a
great deal of allowance. If the girl
doesn't know how to cook, it's time she
did, and that is about all there is to
say of it There is fault somewhere,
and a serious one, and her only course
is to set about removing it as speedily
as possible
And the way TO get the necessary
knowledge is not through the cooking
school or the recipe-boek Cooking
schools are good in their way, but they
by no means cover the necessary
ground. That they are a great benefit
to fairly-skilled cooks in an unques-
toned fact, but no woman should per-
NIT her daughters to depend solely upon
this source of information. The prac-
teal, everyday work of the kitchen is
much more easily learned at home than
in any of the institutions about which
so much is said and written. Indeed,
the best cocks in the world probably
never saw the inside of a cooking
school.
While it is true, to certain extent,
that good cooks, like good artists, are
born, not educated, it may further be
said that the best artists got their
training by doing drudgery. Many of
the old masters learned to paint as a
boy learns to be merchant. They be-
gan by grinding colors, mixing paints
and doing the general detail work a bout
the studio. When they at last got up to
the artistic point, they knew exactly
what they were doing. Occasionally
some full-blown genius bursts upon the
world and electrifes everybody Jy
superior performances. This is an I'M
fortunate occurrence, as the lnordlnate
conceit of human nature Immediately
suggests to each individual that he or
she is just as smart as these phenomena,
and consequently has just as little need
of hard study and hard work. And so
there is an effort made to begin at the
artistic end of the profession and ignore
the detail and hard work which, as a
rule, are alone able to bring a bout per-
lection.
By all means, give the girls practical
training in the kitchen. Let them take
a week about and become familiar with
all of the intricate points and com
plicated workings of the domestic ma
chinery. Then, when they are fairly
proficient, send them TO z cooking
school for a polish--E Y Ledger.
Net To BE Joked with.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-28
The folowlng are the representative sales OF hogs
Wichita Produce Market.

Wichita Produce Market
WICHITA. Jan. q.
FLOUR-Highest patent. 81 30; second patent.
J %: ira fancy 81 So
BUTLER-First creamery. 2Sc; other grades 2U9
25C.
EGGS--Sa20c.
iOJLTIiY- boosters. 81 5Ca2 90 per dozen or &c
per pound; hens, 81 O0o12 % per dozen &C per
pounds spring chickens 81 752 80 per dozen or 7tsc
per pound; turkeys, ,1sC per pound nUCBS-tssH
81 IS; uaIlard u 30 Der dozen. Yong geese &c per
pound
POTATOLS-ChoIce.6 5G55c Per busnel
APPLES S4tao 20 per barrel.
COAL-AntlrsCjte. ~ 5E Canon City SSgt Weir
CITY, 81 So EronJ-naC - 3D. Pittsburg, 81 90 IIlI
rOis, ~ UU hcAlcsteT, 81 %.
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A Promising Young Ma,.

She-We shall have all Of papa's
money when he dies
He-If he keeps on taking my advice
in speculation, we shall have ell Of it
before he dies~--Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-28
30 I'd -. 49,.

Jack Ashton the heavy weight pugil-
ist, died : few days ago n the erys.Pelas
vsarl u tire Bellevue hospital a. New
Yark- lie VIA about a YEAR, nd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-28

Mrs.. " ins.gr's -0a- gsns ~vTus sss1if
gayz - bed FOR rbtlsrs1 ferfE-nE fE
se0fb BE- tie CaiB3 saffssss 80 -urse. sl5aTs
ell pain. eufss -v5e8 resic aa4 fHs
i5s.1 remedy fa- q rEces TEsafy-Ess
cssts = bottls. Tsya q rila as e
u3othsra Gtsts nftl-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-28
ARTICLES
Kansas CIV Prahnce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Jan o.
ELOUR-UnchanEsd. Patents g bGs4 a. extra
ancy 81 90a2 -, fancy e. O5- a. choice 81 gOs2 o.
&NN 81 loo CO.
WHLArNo red. 7Olsol.lc.
tOkN-No. mixed a'g.
bAIS-No > m.Xea. l-glsc,
hNL-Nu. - 5Sl
BRAN ---aSG5a,
ElAASELl,-Si t-&l @ on a basis a. pure
Iltl.-tleainery 20 e, dairy EGs23
EGGS-2lC
IHEEsE-steady. Young America l0o. Kansas.
~
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Jan. -.
Following are the closing quotations:
GKAIN-CRr lots on track
WHEAT-5Zc.
CORN-NelOw, 26c.
DA1S-22C:
HAY-Baled 81 OOCB4 20 per ton; loose. 81 COS5 o..
GROUND JOKS-Chopin car lots soc per 100
pounds; corn and oats SIC per lOJ pounds; bran,
sHCked. CJc per 100 bounds.
rlAAStLD-tJa1uC &c.
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REPREsESTATIvE SALES.
he following are the representative sales of cat
hogs.

Hogs took another jump today and top
hogs sold at s. so, the highest yet reached.
Bulk S7.40 TO $3.50. Market closed strong.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS /
4. y. -4PPLEG TE.
tNuh a D. Mallory

klstracter. Convsvaaes, & Notary Pub
Ftne csauShliHE a Specially t"nu'e,a ststsicf,
e. Sly iEEt h SeogWiCk county. once ;f,~t A. if
a. west entrance. Main street New Caart HoaSe.
uls1 HOOK prompt serv5os suAi .uitsev. Ieiepaolz
49, .N4-lE
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
\ ew J ork Money.

NEW York. Jan. q.
Money on call easy, closed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile psper 4S4G6 per cent
Exchange quiet but slvaay at 81 So Tor sixty-day
eills and 81 oijs for ueIuaIu. -
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TIME TABIE Chicago. ROCK ISLAND = PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
r"t'rett Rock Island Route
u. effect Oh and after Jan. /. lsg2

taecaut reclining chair cars on 81 frairS ard
Pullman ~}esuer- from Wichita &c Kansas City aud
Chicago without change on night trains IlcEets
sod AMI LaEEAge Checked through 10 j penis
north south. east And west. and steamship ttckess
FOLD 20 ali European points az lowest rates City
.it Srt afiloe 100 East Douglas avenue corner AA4R
street, passenger station corner Douglas AMI As.d
avenues Telephone is.
!. Il. PHILLIPS Ticket A<.a-
rNc. SEBASTIAN, q. !. 4 2. A., ChiraEo, rs.
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New York Produce.

WV YORK, Jan y.
COFFEE-STot Rio drmer No Z .7S.c,
SUGAR-Eetued, steady. fail demand Standard
ll-l6G4'sc cut loaf, S-lG5-eC. GRADUATED Lilo
&c.
GOTTON-Quiet, NddHn- upls nts &C. middling
cleans 5 l,-l6-. good ordinary S :. i6C
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Or. BENNETT.

tu1 Cures Piles,
ali q, Fissure and
diseases of the
l. tum W i t h o Mt
=; ife, ligature, cans
scs or detention
rom business.
Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
TO be paid until pa
tent is cured.
Private Diseas-
es in both sexes
quickly and radical
" rUred in the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-28
Didn,t Wake Yin At All.

Dldht "Ake Up AT MI
DR.. Chargit-Did the baby wake up
much in the night?
Mr.. Noopop (grimlyl-It didn't wake
up at all. IL never went 20 sleep
Town TOnics
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-28

shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use of dangerous drugs.
Female Ailments in all forms, as Leu
corrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc, n speciality.
Nioles and Facial Biemishes removed
Indolent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases
Consultation Free confidential and in
vit1d
Ollie open from o'clock n. M, until I
O'Clock D. M, Sunday until 100 O'Clock p.
M. Call at Office over Woodman's bank.
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Not To he ,Jokeel with

''You give me pane" said Gargoyle
TO the man who came to put in broken
window.
Not much do" replied the man II
charge you for TRUTH.
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DR.. u. Z. BENNETT,
143 n. Main st, Wichita, KS.

lhJEMTCO REPRESENTATIV
WAN LII for our FAMILY TREA = o.
KY, the greatest book ever offered to the
public.
Our coupon system. which we use in selling
this great work, enables each purchaser to get
the book FRrF, so everyone purchases.
For his first weeks work, one agents profit
has Just cleared $40. 90 for her first week.
work.
We give you exclusive territory, and pay
large commission on the sales of sub agents
Write at once for the agency for your county.
Addre5 ali communications to
RAND, Men ALLY & CO.,
d-5j-1mo CHICAGO.
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MfsccaUdJteodis.


NI-ANTED- GOOD FARM HAND WITH
w small family, at OaCe to 90 Ga farm Tor the
year; house and garden furnished also pasture for
nUIse ana CIV. inquire at 81 indiana ave. II Pool
6t~
" ANTED-A MAN FOR Work AROUND
w house and GzTn, al IA y. kmpQrla avenso-
UJ1 n
W ANTED-COMPETENT STEN00HAPHERS
w aud boOkkeepcIs who desire posisIoIa. -
apply al The AstIUbaI Accountants am StenOzf@ph-
tls LuIegu. once lot tie states Of ksnsss. CIV
IEGO, NebGstska, u issuuH shu itIaA, ~ the south
Wesierd business NViitgs. " IohiNt, Nan dllt u
w ASTkD-BUSINkSh Mn WHO AkE -
w iced Of stsbos phsIs 81 accountants cali
OF the NAticsal Accountants sho ntenos ApAsrs
bureau. Branch OrlCE At tie >OutLw ektegn basl-
hess College. wichita, han. We usually have
cur application list thoroughly tol1bstsAt Do0A-
keepers @AG strEOgi pheis. Win BIsI-cass rcisT-
enCes- Lelp .ulL4shCu Tree oil chs1r-c, ali z
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FOR EXCHANGE.

'WAEEE Alb va Az
fENu hXCAANGs- s5GaV SEASi.E MERCUAN.
II else lCf Kansas i4ad. Cicar.
ufalsEss otci dg-lis- go. rls.ucSs for lands
St~Ed@rd orc ~ ils-s ttsittihs f0t tras esfate
s9,u-N SgEaTs Tor lands tDva ssuf.er-T- l-cts
Sultk tGs sipc % iseu tasl pam .sa tha
be.1s- tVi.s = &C, 81 =. lesg -ss ave
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ARTICLES.
Chicago Drain ana Produce.

Chicago Grain ana Prodnce
CHICAGO Jan 3
Wheat-HiEher
Corn Higher.
Dats-Hisher.
Furk-NlEHer.
Lard iCner.
The leading futures ranged as follows
s. hEAT-No spring January. $50. May
= sC. july. 5Sssc
tuRN-Jauuary 4alsc. February S,2sc; MAY i,1.c,
isAsc
&C.
tORK-January SIS 50 May $Is -
LAhD-January ell 60 May ell 6.5S.
Cash quotations We're as follows
VIII. AT-s.5sc.
CORN {4l.c
OATS- 2S.c
RNE-4Tloc
BARLEY to
FLAN-aI llIs
IlNOIHN-sl s5al IS
SlGAk-Out Loaf 500 jSse craruIarea slsc stand
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Tia eno-at,ops apre presented are TO give the
simmer an idea Of the general range Of nrces be
vsTous classes and grades sci! Wl'hh Ge mn VI
fle.e ouorstioDs act oidingto the quality OF offer
iugs ri I'd tie state Of the daily markets These quo
raTiors = re oniv changed when there has been y
norm Snef,J change ia tho general market. The
epresentstve sales should referred TO 10 get the
uafly fluctuations.
native shipping steers, good TO extra--.sS 800 %
- ., q ira Datfya butcher steer l0fbN
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SICIANS.
:. { Bliss. ". D..

Vomeopa 'n-a Phys clan and Surgeon.
Of5cp corrc. second and Main. Fletcher Block
ONCE hours d. O r. 81. M, = p. m. d-li2-f
Telephone %. a.
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Situations ~ uI.fed-MaIe.
MtSce[IaIteOIlS.

miscellaneous.
yLANTED-A SITUATION Ell A No. / MILLER
~ anu milwrlSbt, 2 years experience, can
Furnish the best OF reference. Ad9Igss " h >.
NO ZIG tleYe and ave. Wichita. Kan. dc. o."
"a ~ skD-A SITUATION 81 4 PRACTICAL
" engineer. Wal furnish fsfsTenco. Apply at
is Penny IvsR.aAVe dgi a.
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Females s1d q l3reu~ Diseases speciality
Rome for ladies during confinement strictly pri
vait when - drs sired. al~o re.mSneHt homes PRO
Nided Tor children when c-StIe,- Letters o. luQu'-
y VUI nttut.ar asd answered EonltlS Home al
Ida Avenue. " ioh.Il. Kansas
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FINANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle, 200; Hogs DID,
sbippoents: Cattle, GO: Hogs, e5.
WICHITA, Jan. 81.

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The cattle m arket WAS active and gooa
feeders were fully 25 cents higher. OJherS
itrong 10 10 cents higher.
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AGENIN UANTEIl.

tINri ihls Hesu . lFI ne pUf dsJ
4 GIVE AGENIs EvERYWHEEE FUR THE
~ 1ife OF James q. . SiIse," ulilleA b. Wits
&c CheI JohnsOg, the Nav iOrN editor, Id iati-
6gaC.az Int history ~ ElA lfe from CrAds e
Oh extra large PAGES. Ma - incentIy Iustf- ed.
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tolIns. At s9ICk. B0Oks a. days uRIe. fts.Eat
appHcatlC.l. GIJJx Bsbs Fusl ssiuE %. 10 Ca1.t-
hut 81. FAlAss8pal@, p, ~ sa9 DsATSOTn 81.
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NJ AN1ED-AGk&T FOR kYEsY CsUkTY
~ IN hans-s Big money address Ben X.
Dodge CITY, h4h- dtQ a.
KIA&TED-AGENIs tOh ISIS AID oTHEk
w sta-es tor Ecisuthc IA oIisg lessons sv-fy
altsf noon, at 81 = Law IeEee ave. NsH a. cDrV.
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Take stage at Noble for Tetumssh Rest
and shortest route. Nm. oEEAEEE
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NVANTED-A GOOD SALESMAN Tt TRAVEL
w in Kansas Win specially for n niADUfActUl-
ing house; NONRESIDENT, experienced party pie
Terre'i' references required. address "A, this
ONCE. d6i ,,
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-10
REPUBLICAN TACTICS.

The Capital and many other re-
publican papers have been greatly
exercised lately concerning the where
abouts of Attorney General Little.
Not an issue of these papers appears
without some characteristic reflection
concerning his ability to perform the
duties of his Office. Take the follow
ing from the Capital of the 9th inst. :
Possibly one Of the reasons why Assistant
Attorney General Noah Allen does all the
work Of the attorney generals office is be-
cause he distrusts the ability Of the attorney
general. -
What is the occasion of all this So
licitude?> Only this and nothing
more: Mr.. Little had the good sense
to select for his assistant man who
knows enough to write an opinion,
and he has written some that pos
soss considerable merit, and that are
liable to be of some benefit to the
people.
But they say why does not the at