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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-19
KANSAS TO The FRONT
with a . asst and Improved Train service In Kan
s~sClty, st Loni-. thIsaEo aud ths
oriG's tsiT.

Commencing Sunday. May Isth. the
Missouri Pacific railway placed ia opera
ton ia addition to it, present service. sa
excellent through train between points in
Southern Kansas add Kansas CITY. S.
Louis. Chicago emp the Worlds fair. The
new train. No sG2, leaves AataoBy daily
~ CSC -. m /: Wichits, sa0 4. m; Fl Do
raao. 10 a. IN; Yates Centre, 12.D p rD..
arriving at Kansas City at 5s95 o. NJ. max
ing dirsct connections with last Missouri
Pacific trains TO 1T LOUIS. aud with all
lInrs to Chicago.
This is probably the most satisfactory
and seryicesble schedule ever plscrI into
effect between points lie Southern Kansas
and the north and eas:. aud places The
state of Kansas on at eqEal footing with
other states in the matter ~ fast trains 60
the " ofld's Far city. Aa elegant equip
ment is used in The make up Of tils sp.g !.
aud everyt hing ~ looked after tbas si
sdd 10 the comfort of the passengers For
further information ia regard 10 fafe-
routes. maps. time tables. sic.. address
nearest Missouri PseiAe railway ticket
agent. or IL. G. Townsend. general pss-
sepger and ticket agent. - Louis. SO. or
r. h. ELEcRLET.
p & 7. 4. Wichita. Kan.
Telephone Eli. ia North A.aia street
ci1s Il
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cerns which owe their existence TO the
free lunch are trying TO effect coun-
ter combination, that the institution
may be saved. ut would throw hun
dreds OF men out of work to do away
with free lunches" is the comment of
q sausage and pickle vender. "A poor
wretch with no job can save himself
from starvation by tending the free
lunch counter for all he can eat and
drink. Dozens of men, women and
children are employed in every estab-
lishment that caters to the free lunch
saloon. They get good wages for pack
ing sausage. cheese, pickles, sauerkraut
end the like. Moreover, do not think
that the free lunch is abused. 1t is
blessing to many poor chap with only
a nickel, and my experience is that
good free lunches add to a saloons
trade. l cannot understand why II is
proposed to abolish the thing"
TIE Latest.
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movements is undoubtedly Mr.. Quin-
cy's elusiveness when in town. After
reaching his hotel he disappears sud-
denly, only to turn up at dinner time,
pack his valise and be Off to Washing
ton.
The regularity Of these visits may
have drawn particular attention to
Mr.. Quincy's elegance of taste in dress.
He has never been seen twice in New
York with the same suit of clothes on.
From the top of his brand new hat to
the soles of his polished boots there is
no shabbiness about him. And his
elusiveness of speech is in strict
harmony with his smooth looks.
'.Of course I've no objection to say
why came to New York. / have come
on d visit"
Thus the New Highlander in answer
to the usual Undergraduates.
Public business, Mr.. Quincy?"
"Well-ah-what do you mean by
public business?"
Public business as it is understood
in Washington"
"Oh, a good many5Tkinds of business
are understood to the public in Wash
ington. Fine night. isn't it?'
The only certainty esta blished by
MIR. Quincy's visits is that he possesses
fifty suits of clothes and thirty-fve
pairs OF boots. and even this circum-
stance was not divulged by himself.
That part of the public business in
trusted to Mr.. Quincy is also managed
with infinite elaboration. The Massa-
chusetts man does not use printed
stationery in his department. If you
receive letter from him it will be
headed in beautiful script. written by
hand, Department of State, Washing
ton" Even your address will be writ
ten out in full, nor will the name of
your state be abbreviated. Finally
Mr.. Quincy will beg the honor to re-
main your obedient servant in the
most legible chirography This is all
strictly in accordance with the usages
Of diplomacy.
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York city. Oddly enough. she will
not go to the worlds fair preferring
to remain among friends here, while
her husband goes to Chicago. It Is
nothing for the youthful husband to
visit this, his native country but that
Baroness Burdett-Coutts will come
seems such unexpected intelligence
that even her husbands uncle, who
lives in Philadelphia. appears to have
received no intimation OF the fact.
The baroness latest philanthropical
scheme has special reference to the
poor of Europe after their arrival in
America. She has become convinced.
It seems. that it is not enough TO helm
the emigrant to the new world He
needs help after he gets here and it is
TO devise a method of affordinC this
help that the lady means to come.
She also proposes to further her hus-
band 5 plan OF erecting memorial to
his own father. He was professor Of
the classics. who oied IN New Eng
land when his two little boys were rot
yet in their teens The widows broth
er. then Lieut. Ashzlead. OF the United
States navy. came to New York and
put her aboard TIE steamer for Eng
land. little boys and all. that she
might escape the horrors Of war then
breaking out This trip abroad was
intended to BE temporary ojourn
nerelr. But the lady settled down
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gaze fifteen hundred dollars IN shortly
before his death. These boxing gloves
have been carefully prepared as to
weight. manufacture and quality OF
material A plaster cast OF Mitcheil's
hand was taken before he went 10
England, and his owa wishes as 10 size
and strength in boxing gloves careful
y rote'd.
The Object OF al this Is TO preserve
the gloves after the championship bat
tie has been fought Tkey VIII be
savcd for trophies. and as the weight
and size ere known any woman nav
order for herself an exact duplicate of
the winners gloves Corbett having
already received his pair. the club ex-
poets to possess yic.o-'s trophy wao-
ever wins
Il Is wall irnn~n that EA- York hAA
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Jeler raph.

kANeAs CRY. SEPT observation-disclosures 400
thfpuents 2te0. best cattle steady, others weak
Texas steers y Na3 20 Texas 81 3j6n5 TO- ship
ping steers 81 lDe5 CO. native 81 Y553 TO- but b.
r. stock IS .veI o. stockers and feeders 81 19Ga 80
HOGS-Rscelpis 40. shipments 100 Market
strong TO l0c higher, Bulk OF sales So 6J@6 80
heavies. packers and mixed IS 5000 40. lights s. q
81 10. Workers s! 0sss6 TO- pigs s. Dles6 H. SHEEF
-RNcefpts loo, shipments -. Market slow.
ST.LoUIs. SeptB.-CATTI.E- 40WD ship
ments 400, Market strong. Good to choice native
tteers q 0o@5 TO- fair TO good Texas steers 81 aO@
10. EoGs-Receptsl 1906. shipments 1i01 Market
stronger but quality inferior. Heavy s. as %
mixed s. Dogs 20 light IS S0e6 20. ShEEP-Ie-
.eipts SJ shipments 800. Market dull Natives So 81
SIS Is. Texans ~ OOs3 W, lambs So 1894 81
CHICAGO. sept. lS.-SATTLE-keccipts is COZ.
shipments 1000 Market active. log lfc higher. Best
native steers . 4@5 6l others 81 Coco IS common
% S59l 25 Texans 81 ESQ., 30. westerns S. 0Dd3 80
cows 81 1905 20 hoeS-Receipts 27.O0t. shipment S
100 Market lOa15e higher Mixed and packers
- S086 ID. prime heavy and butchers weights SIS 20
ct 90 prime light ST 50a6 90 SHEEP-Rece III S
l.C00. shipments $780, Market steady. lambs lower
Natives Is UOt 5O.westerns SIS OOG4 3d. ianps 81 Is
o. 90
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m SOUTH AMERICA
Irogress of Cor Southern sesgssors -
Educational -fsts~ps.

Rrogsess of Cor Southern sssgAsors -
Educational .fzss~ps
The City Of Mexico has a normal
school for women teachers. ia which
free instruction In four y.zrs' eonras
IS given TO students. The government,
according % the New York CONNER
cizl. has provided for the education 81
women IN . literary and scientific in
st;tute. which has n high grade Of
study A lyceuru for worser was ALEC
founded IN 1873. mich takes up Hgts
iects that are considered essential =,
the proper training Of women. in Ia.
School Of Arts there arc many busy
students, from TIE ycvsug girl 70 tie
woman q mature years. al Of whom
receive free instruction ia such branch
e. as printing. boz. binding. sewing.
fancy work. knitting, TRIMMING.
fringes. making corss snd taaa.eia. r.
sno ard vocal untssle - also fSGght
The Nsxieans bse fair % rival The
UnitSd states as well IS Farop~ il ed
ucating their Gass9ater~ for that higher
sphere for which nasGre intended
them
In Nicaragua the education Ct girIs
has become easte popular, ana sr fhs
City OF tsrsuads there - . criles.e
shere s@verai huassset yon1g iza4es
arr enrolled
In Brazil boysi Ed girls ars sow b.
ing eGEeated toresser ~ fase higsae~
rrnS@ sebosolE - sea oEse ca easily
date back - . F.erasti IA tAzt ses8usTF
where girls sere Aees nader Isex SO
key. 'ssAere fhpv ssssss9 zesnal1 anss
Husbands i4s.a i,,ss=ss oss<zsssss .zg sisees.'
snca "a asasnsgyf CO s>s tseatsaa raesak
the hey.s.ussg - rex ssfe Tor vsoaaea.
Cali has tse fnstfs.sEs - iaasi.
Rherc tk~Fe AZ sz,5Hg tss z4znv lzase
stasents tsvo d more ves-sen staa yirw
ism srhss. however. - .o9ae4 usssa
sqssa zaare d.ssaTsr ian ls'they h&a
tassea np t;.e s.lssss q s,essacius. T. .1-st
lssle7sip so~se As1sFis-@fa ezwrtHo sass-
saaea aaa Efiy glFts belonging Sc tse
h-sgr esassss - hsese.y s<s ssE1yls..
i4s Esgass brzlcAes
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SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

During the last year there has been
gain of 5,276 societies in the Christian
Endeavor movement.
Bishop Thoburn thinks that the
converts in India during the next eight
years will outnumber those of the last
niDety-two years.
IBishop Lawrence, successor to Bish-
op Phillips Brooks, will lecture before
Boston university school of theology
the coming winter.
DIR. W. G. Anderson, of Yale col
lege, director of the Chantauqua school
of physical culture. says that physical
training is in its infancy in America,
general interest in the subject having
arisen only in the last six years"
The International Missionary
Union Of the United States is composed
of more than five hundred members.
These represent the American and
Canadian societies; also the English
Baptist, Wesley and China inland mis-
sions.
Trinity college, in Durham, n. c.,
Methodist Episcopal institution. has
esta blished school of journalism,
with Prof. Weber, formerly of the
Charleston Is. c. News and Courier,
and Prof. Jerome Dowd, of Charlotte,
in charge.
Prof. st. George Mivart's work.
Happiness in He'll" which appeared
originally in the Nineteenth Century,
and which provoked a lengthy con-
troversy and deluge of comment, has
been placed by the vatican in the Index
Expurgatorius.
According to Russian law images
and other objects of worship, when
shipped by railroad or boat and not
claimed, can not be sold like other
goods. The government has decided
that in the future such object shall be
presented to the nearest church or
chapel.
Three hundred Mohammedan Alb
kasians were converted and formally
indicted into the Greek Orthodox
church by the bishop of Sukhum Kale
about two months ago, the occasion
being marked. as befitted it, by an inn
posing ceremonial. But the whole of
these proselytes have now readopted
the faith of Islam.
The last census bulletin contains
the statistics of the smallest religious
organization in the United States. 1t
is the Adonai Shomu. It has twenty
members and property worth Sc, 600. 1t
has no church or temple for worship.
This community was organized at Pc
tersham, Mass. in 1876, with eleven
members. Its leading principles are
faith in Christ as the Son of God and
community of goods
Roanoke college. Virginia. has just
celebrated the close of its fourth de-
cade, and rejoices greatly in its pros
perity. Its friends say it never re-
ceived single dollar of income from in
vested endowment funds during its first
three decades Requests had been left,
but none of them became available IN
til 1856, and the professors were sup
ported almost exclusively from the in
come from tuition fees It's largest gift
was $4,000 from the late Henry J.
Steere, OF Providence. A generous lady
in New York city, whose name is not
revealed has pledged 81. 600 annually
for three years 20 aid needy students.
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1t has for years been Maynard's ambi-
ton to attain the highest judicial Office
of the country. Those New York law
yers who remember him as a fedgeling
advocate recall Maynard's profound in
terest in John Marshalls career-the
! John Marshall who for thirty
years was chief justice of the supreme
court of the United States and left the
stamp of his individuality upon the
constitution itself. 1t was not to the
present, therefore, that this New
| Yorker looked when he made himself
SO ''solid" with the appointing power
OF this state. Maynard calculated up
on the ultimate domination of the Hill
coterie in national politics and upon
| the advantage that that would be to
his own aspirations for judicial hon
| ors. 1t is as well settled as anything
can be that the realization of the SEN
Tor New York senator's political ambi
tions will lead to the elevation of May
States. Maynard's technical subtleties
are keen and this is the secret of his
influence over Hill. In national poll
tics Maynard would be a master of
that species of legal jugglery which
! always keeps the keen edge of the
law toward an opponent and away
from himself. This very ability of
Maynard is now weapon in the
hands of his opponents. So able
man, argue the committeeman of the
New York Bar association, would
be doubly dangerous if 'alcweo op-
portunity for the development of his
ambition.
Maynard. many years ago, wrote an
essay to oblige a legal neophyte who
wished to compete for a prize offered
by one of the law schools. That essay
proved the winning one, and Maynard
never admitted having written it, but
permitted his friend to have ell
the credit. The two worked their
way to eminence since then, but,
oddly enough. the plagiarist is now
one of the lights OF the bar. and the
other is the object of its contumely.
Those who have pointed at very well
known lawyer here as an object of
wonder in having held aloof from the
profession in its campaign against
Maynard, may find in this circumstance
an explanation of the riddle. As proof
of Maynard's bility, it is only neces-
sary to recall his successful feat of
years ago to me morize the first book
of Blackstone to win a wager. Old
lawyers of New York recall the picture
of young Maynard caricatured as a
pump with the Blackstonian lore pour
ing out OF his mouth in such plenitude
that other lawyers are swimming about
in it like rats. The caricature still
Still Another Visiting Notable.
The lady who associated the name
of Burdett-Coutts with matrimonial
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messed in glorious old age to a pillow. it
might do duty as a storehouse for the
literature of ages. This is all well
enough, but where is the contractor to
be found who can guarantee the sta
bility Of the building when it is put to-
gether up town? Many of the joists and
beams are in dilapidated condition,
to say nothing of lintels and marble
blocks that are cracked and worn.
Tammany would be glad to undertake
the job, however. The question of re-
moving the hall has precipitated a
little real estate war. Some of the
neighboring property owners declare
that buildings are half the time ten
antless in Park row because the streets
bounding the municipal edifce are al
ways in upheaval for the accomplish
ment of what passes euphemistically
as REPAIRS
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
3 Cts.
The Peoples Column.

The Want Columns OF Daily PAPER tell
You where Il pays 10 advertise.
II you issse anything 10 BUY. SELL,
TRADE OR RENT, try these colr1cns.
Is Payable strictly in Advance.
No advertisement taken for less than To-.
Cne line advertisements charged same
rate as two lines.
Prices given under classified heads in this
column applicable only % local advertise
Ments. No foreign advertisements taken at
above rates.
Answers to advertisements sent IN care of
the EAGLE Office should be called for within
ten days after insertion. When advertisers
wish reply forwarded TO them stamped enyel-
opeS must be sent.
reference to former aGvertiseEnt nts should
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Not responsible for advertisements given
or discontinued by telephone.
Classified advertisements Will be Scents
Per lire each insertion: average seven words
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causes new ru-
mors of polit-
zeal changes, for
Mr.. Quincy is
the mos t sue
cessful Office get
ter and giver in
this administra-
ton. One rea-
son for the nys-.
terry about his
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-19

is a matter Of
interest TO more
women in this
city than would
be ina gined. He
viii be present
ed on the steam
er with a superb
pair Of boxing
gloves By the
lady gym
nasts" of the or
g a n i 2 a I i o n
" h j c h Squire
Abingdon Bard
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Chicago Grsln and Produce-

CHICAGO. Sept. IS.-Whcat-No . Spring cash
fshas6ssc. September 6essc. October -. Decem her
&c. Nav slasc IorH-No cash 4tiIpc Sepfem Der
Ss, October December -. C. May sl5sc. Oats
= No. cast Ssc; September 26a4c. October 26lsc,
December &c. stay Slsac. kye 46c- Barley nominal.
Timothy s. y ~ 81 Flaxseed s. 0Sal tl1p. FORK
cash SIC 5O&l6 IS September sic So October Sl5 TO-
Lard cash 81 099 10. September 81 10 October
Is IN Short ribs SIC ssell0 40 Shoulders ~ a57 3d.
enort clear " 5ual0 Co. sugar Cut loaf 6tSc cranu-
ulated "a standard 51c. Butter Irregular
fr~sh l5tec.
Wheat Receipts. 7s.o0n: shipments. le.Ocn. Corn
Receipts. 49, a, shipments 9l6.uUQ Oais-Re-
eeipts e46.90; shipments. sl.pOQ.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New York Produce ana Money

New York Produce and Money
NEw YORK. Sept Is
Money on call easy. closed 3J16l per cent,
Prime paper 1910 per cent
s,terllng exchange firm. with actual business
1t a. SsAn4 s5p for demand. and 81 S2la@3 u fol
slxty-day bills.
Silver certificates 7514T77
Posted rates - s5lkes4 s6Ip.
Commercial bills - Si14G4 slf
toffee-Spot kio firm. No. Z. Is1sc.
Susar-iefined strong; Cut loafa5sc graduated
8 I6@5A powdered 7-le@5s6c.
Cotton-ou'et Middhn. upland sssc. middling Or.
leans s3sc.
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counter results
not so much be-
cause the food is
costly as thsss il
entails an IN
mense amount
of labor. That
is what the sa-
loon n en- say,
but the number
f
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RATLROAD TIME TABLES
ATCHlSoN, Topeka g. SANTA FE RR.
TRAINS.
NnRTu ANn st

Npfifi AND fHft-
No. 414 Kansas City EXpss
No. 406 Chicago Nestibule
Fast Express .........
No. 40S Missouri River Elk
press.
No. 45S Englewood Expr'ss
No. AIS Local Freight.
No. 46S Freight. ...........
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. 407 Oklahoma City and
ko-t Worth Express.
No. 401 Caldwell and Pan
Handle Express. .........
No. 403 Fort Worth, Gal
weston and Texas thro'gh
Express
No. 415 Wichita Express. .. ..
No. 457 Englewcod Accom-.
No. All Local Freight.
No. 400 Freight. ...........
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/ n g smoothly.
Tie plan advo-
Gated was to re-
move the struc-
ture piecemeal
to the uptown
reservoir, where
like a one-time
war-horse b ar
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-, Ions Grain and p,ospc.

ST. IoUIs Sept. ls-whent lower; cash 65iec,
Eeptember 62lsc. October 6issc, December Gs5sc.
Nav .6sse. Corn firm; cash s0c. September 4Gc. &C
tober vs1sc December S65sSSic, May s01ac. oas
steady; cash tic. September &c, October nc No.
MEMBER &C, May 81. Rye and firm 4Se Bar
ICY, hrst safe of season sample lot from Minnesota
Timothy 81 tnel2 90. prairie ST. nGas 80 Butter
separator creamery 22@26c, CHOICE dairy lSd62lc.
LES QUE, lresn l3c Corn meal firm. 81 s5ssi 20,
Pork frmel; new jobbing 81 G9Gfs -. Lard 81 10
Nheat-Receipts LIS j0t. shipments 1000. Corn
Heccipts 1874 OQl shIamsuts SaUUO Oats-Receints
s6,Ull shipments TO- WIJ.
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d airing by be-
s t o W in G h er
b a nd upon q
= o u t h w b o
might have been
her grandson in
point of years, is
the latest for
eign notable re-
ported to be con-
tenn pl a in 2 a
visit to New
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WICHITA, Sept. Is.
CATTLE.
HOGS.


Potatees-eolsrado 75c. Eggs l001lc. Butter
First creamery 2lc second creamery l5c, other
grades l50lse.
Chickens-Hsns &c Der pound spring SIC: roosters
&c. Ducks; Old &c, young 4c: geese, OLD IL. young
&c; turkeys SC,
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Kansas City 6rain and Prcduce,

KANSAS CITY Sept 1s--wheat weak No. 2 hard
Stste5'c. No red oaIf@5sc Germ }e91c lower
No. mixed 4eSi1ec No 2 white 55tF55lpc. Oais
linn; No. mixed ia &c, No > white s5aelc RYE
offered more freely; No. nominaiy 4Taigc. Flax
SEQ nrm; si,ss5c; :. Bisn nm 9.@asg hal steady
creamery ls@2ic. dairy ls@ l9c Eggs Iec
Beat-keceipts. 19,cBo. shipments. 700. Corn
-Receipis. .,0UU; shipments. 5.OcO. oats-tfeceipts
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VOWED l n t h e
state campaign
d e S pite t h e
vagueness of all
statements cur
rent in n e W
ork concern
ing the jurist
whose care e r
has been so Bit
terly aSSailed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-19

Elegant reclining chair on all trains. AMI
Pullman sleeners from Wie.sita 10 Kansas City AMI
Chicago without change on night trains Tickets
sold and baggage checked through 10 al! points
north. south, east snd west. and steamship tickets
sold to all European points at lowest rates. City
ticket office 100 East Douglas avenue. corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues Telephone la9
J. II. PHILIPS Ticke, seas
rNo SEHa STiaN. q. I. q 2. a.. Chicago. III.
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Take stage at Noble for Tecumseh Bes
and shortest route. WIN. SHEAREg,
Manager.
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Take Myers stage line at Wharton and
Orlando for Saltwater. Lewis Myers,
proprietor '5tf
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Purely Aesthetic.

Weren't you rather surprised at
Amy accepting that eighty-year-old Mr..
Scrimmlns2"
''oh. well. she says she took him be-
cause he matched her complexion"
Her complexion"
"Yes: old gold, you know. Brook
lyn Life
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-19
Boxing Glove casrishcr.

The coming of Charles Mitchell with
chaunionshir, honors in his minds eve
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with her boys and lived very 'modestly
in the foreign land until one married
the richest elderly woman in Great
Britain while he was still In the early
tWentieS.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FRED W. ISRAEL L. c. fsREAL
Notary Public.
ISRAEL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.

Tcbuy ~tohits city properly Seigw'ek codnty
lane nj present prices. means large returns rolr
money. Wichita Win her stock and other indus
tiles rs tps IN her infancy aud sfich bargains
row offer never offered before. All having
lisBesS y our lnc invited To csll OF correspond
Tie wichita Interests ~ ls.u-rcsicenss properly
ana faithfully cared for. Once second s1cor y,
NcTtL Market. Israel Building. q 6e-u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-19
I,eca, Grain ana Feed Market.
wichita Horse Market,

whsa. No. q 4oc, Corn &c. Oats Zoe. Baled
Ray O. 60. Ground corn t5IS5c. Corn and oats
mixed 9Oc, bran 7ec