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UNlEaRNEO.

Ee is lovely jus, 10 look al
With his thoCsn-fui. dark brown eyeA
Ets gentle face and shining curis;
But he isn't very wise
Two birthdays he has counted,
Two dimules he can show,
Yet he ignorant Of many things
That many babies know.
Though he talks II childish fashion,,
He knows but pretty words,
And he says them in a voice as sweet
AS the cooiug OF the birds
He smiles ct everybody,
But lie hasn't learned 10 fret.
And angry looks and angry pouts.
He doesn't know them yet.
On. everything contents hin
He has never learned 10 tease;
And kicks and screams, he's unaware
There are such things as these
But he's lovely Just 70 look At
And TO cuddle and 20 pet
For 70 wriggle out Of loving arma,
Ee hasn't learned IL yet
Oh as at first told yol
He isn't very wise;
Yet were We all as ignorant
Earth might be Paradise
Emma C. Down, IN Toronto Truth
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Capt James Wethersll- % BROOK
lvn. has been presented with hand
some silver medal by the spanish Hu~
name society for his galIantry in res
cuiur eighteen ~eamen from tas Span
:sh bark VaiandB-a. February =. lssZ-
The medal : pendent on silken r7o-
bon OF red. white and Yellow. and bears
on It's face = -eprese atatson OF Cartsf
walking On the waters of ealilee 20 the
rescue Of hzs storm tos=ed disciples.
with TIE quotation underneath "saEe
Is Lord or we perish
Mrs Leland Stanford possesses one
% hi. most -eraarka Die COLLECTIONS %
5szxels II the -vorld Il : valued At
s. .aoa. .Gs3. and n ! are included . -,
of pink diamonds. one of blue. one qf
veII-5sv and ore ~ white Some of her
5erw-ss xere once owned by tie Empress
Eazenie. anG she has others Thlcf7 -
icrsge8 30 2ueea Isa bella ~ spain A
f,4s-.riiar-u-Espf steel Szte w5t5 a tine
'ork h5stlS taeSss treasures bsTT they
cznnst aEr,Sro -sazny ~ Mrs >tzsforz. :
Thoughts. for sse : saii % care Little
far dress OF fashion and s1e = ketzl :
interested II al % Senator >fantoSa
benevolent schemes
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By Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. July observation-disclosures 6H0
shipments 54l0. Best steady. others weak. Tex
steers . 25i 70. Texas cows - 0ptg2 ;. shiU-
pers - 25t19 50, native cows IL s0G4 %, butcher
stock s. U0se4 o. st0ckers AID feeders s. 5Ogi 90.
bulls and mixed IL JGs - HOGS-ReceiptS - 1uU,
shipments 100. Market jalUc lower. Bulk Of sales
& 15e5 So heavy - 65SJ 60 packers - iUtgJ -,
mixed - 6j95 ~ light - 5lGU o. workers. 3 s59s
Un. pigs a. WGt5 -. SHEEP-iiecelpts 100 ship
nents s7U0. Market slow and weak. Muttous s. 3 z.
ST. LOUIS july u CATTLE Receipt. 5gOG,
shipments $500 A4~4ket active, Fair to good
naive steers s5 0he+ 81 grass Texans & 9jtg@ ~
II HOG>-Recetpts 2al. shipments Zly0 MarEeJ was
easier. Heavy s. 900 20. mixed s. 6ls6 20, light
a. sbG6 b. ShEEP-ltsCeipts ltJO, shipments 2lUu.
Market unchanged
CHICAGO. July 10 CATTLE Receipts l9 90.
shipnen 5lg4. Market I0Gl5c lower. Best beeves
81 1870 40 good 81 o0r4 -. medium 81 Iec4 %, ON
man s. 511gt 10 exams - JUepi ID stoCkers and
feeders = 1-es3 -. 81 Tugs - HOGS-Heceipts
s4,Dal shipments 500 Market opeLed lus Jc lower,
but closed strong. with decline nlostlp regained.
Mixed snd packers 81 u 8ai 20, prime heavy and
butchers weight 81 j0s6 S. light 81 l5gb 81.
SHEEP-Rece.pts l10UO. shipments ZOO Market
steady to strong. Natives 81 ud5 - westerns 81 w
g. ~, Texans e SjG4 - lambs s. 50 G6 ~.
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Missouri pxoisc r&li-4y rIse-d 10 os~rs'
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It's - probsahsy the zas~< N@tisf1S-Sff
Ard a~r~5erzssss scHx9a ever t.isosss 1870
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YOUR Y SUPPLIED
3 Cts.
The Peoples Column.

The Want Columns Of a Daily Parer tell
yo1 where II pays 10 advert e
Il yoa have anything 10 BUY, SELL,
TRADE OR RENT. Try these columns
Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisement taken for less than foc,
Ore line advertisements charged same
rate a. TWO lines
Prices givea under classified heads IN this
column applicable cuiy 20 local advertise
nsents. No foreign advertisements taken at
above rates
Answers 10 advertisements sen. IN care OF
the EAGLE otfice should be called for within
ten DAYS after insertion. When advertisers
wish replys forwarded 20 them stamped envel-
opes must be sent
Reference TO former advertisements should
give description and date OF insertion or copy
OF the advertiseren ent should be sent.
Not responsible for advertisements given
or discontinued by telephone
Classified advertisements viii be cents
per line each insertion; average seven words
TO line. agate measurement
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whats tie u,atter.-

Some oae killed | guess
Il was 8 great crowd in froct of q
store On Broadway. ] looked for the
ambulance bJ,: i was 1ct 20 &c s,Ss-
tried TO crowd ny way - the 'front.' Sn.
no one weulG give en inch ] szirtsd
tee crowd aslxiag this one AID that o-.e
whether It was murder or al accident
and at last | found an opening als
reached the front rank Nn&. do yo1
suppose thousand 1lea and boss we're
staring a. with ba:ea breath and defy
ing the efforts Of three or tossr police
nea - keep the walks clear? Simply
q lire 90 eheap-colorsd eagrav2IEs-z
dozen pictures n all-anS al marked
Ten cents Sucls q show would raE
attract ten reopIe in any other c1tE-- bit
Sew WORKERS are half-grcxn eEliIareE-
III pat bag q potatoes or oGshel q
tzrui1s u q Broadway WINDOW AID En-
cage 70 keen a crowd Il t-oa. G. Il Al
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DR.. j. E. BENNETT,
tz6 n. Main st, Wichita, rs.
First Publication June q. 1893
Sherif's Sale.


District Court, Eighteenth Judicial Dlstrtct;
Sedgwick County. Kansas.
Margaret 4. Peck, Plaintiff.
John A. Coe A l. Crawford. Anna l. Crawford,
g. V. Riddle, haries W. Snyder. Chas W; Myers,
and The Davidson Investment Company. Defend
ants.
BY yirtue OF order OF sale Issued out OF the Dis
trict Court OF the Eighteenth judicial District SIT
ting il and for SedgwIck Co Kan. in the above Ell
titled action, VIII Friday. the 18Th daF
July A D.. 1885 ar 10 o'clock a. NJ. az the ives
door Of the court house in the City OF Wlcn!ta
Kansas offer for sale public auction, and sell 10
the highest bidder for cash in hand all the 1ght.
title ard interest OF the defendants above named IL
and to the following described real property stu-
ated in the County OF >edgwlck. state OF Kansas
to-WIt.
Lots Nos Il. ~ q and 23 on Litehfed avenue ID
Riverside addition to the city of Wichita
said real property /. levied on a. the property OF
the defendants above named and Will De sold Wltn-
out appraisen1ent to satisfy said order or sale. -
ls!G ISAAC T. ACLT.
Sheriff Sedg. County. Kan.
SNYTHE & DOUGLASS.
Plaintiffs Ally. O-J+-0i
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Excursion to Montreal

The Santa Fe route has been selected by
the Christiau Eudeavor societies OF Kan
sas as the official line to Chicago, en- route
to Montreal, for the great international
meeting of 1898
Special train will leave Kansas points
July 3 carrying Tree chair cars aud sleep
ers. Very low rates offered. Probably no
other excursion this season will go so far
east.
Call on local agent of the Atchison, To
reka and Santa F'e for full particulars. 2Stf
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sT.LoUIs & SAN FRANCISCO r. Il.
TRAINS. ARRIVE DEPARTS
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shortest time and On the most reasonable
terms without the use OF dangerous drugs.
Female A ilments in all forms, as Leu
coIrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression.
Etc. speciality.
Moles and Facial Biemishes removed
1ndolent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases.
Consultation Free, confidential and in
yited
Office open from o'clock a. NJ, until !
o'clock p m, Sunday until l:3o O'Clock p
NJ. Call at office opposite Munson &
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Hot Wealth r Insurance.

For twenty-five cents you can insure
yourself and family against any bad re-
suits from an attack of bowel complaint
during the summer. ChamberlaIn's Collie,
Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy is certain
cure for these diseases. Ii costs but p
cents For sale by Hettinger Bros. aud
Van WerGen's Pharmacy 32S y. Main.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-07-11

Fifty cents is small doctor bill but
that is all it will cost you to cure any
ordinary case of rheumatism If you use
Chamb mberlain's Pain Balm. Try 1t and
you Will be surprised at the prompt relief
it affords The first application will quiet
the pain. 80 cent bottles for sale by Het-
finger Bros, and Van Weriens s Pharmacy
29S Nortb Main
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The J,,a1ese take their IA ths a.

The japanese take their baths at
very high tenpera ru-e. about 40 de-
Crees Fahrenheit, and come out Of them
as red as Holsters; but there appears %
be no fear whatever ot catching eold.
Every fairly large house n Tel1io has
its own bathroom: but besides this
there no fewer than 500 baths II the
city OF Toxic, where Soo.oeo persons
batfe daily a. 4 cost OF ! seq , rin, or
half cent
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kansas City .iraln and Pro-ncc.

KANSAS CITY July IU-wheat dulL No 2 hard
55(lJ6Iec. No. red sc. Corn stea y; No, mixed
SIC. No. white 55A. a33sc, Oats firm; No. mixed
aUG2Ir: No white -Se3-stac Rye weak. NJ. . 90
"a Barley ne mal kef. tlaxSeed g,c. Bran weak.
1.G4ac. Hay steady good 10 fancy timothy 8 20
q 10 vi prairie - UjeE, ug Btter firm; creamery 10
= Igc dairy Iiar l6c. Eggs steady; !uy.
~ heat Receipts. 4UUC. shipments. 5HG Corn
Receipts 7,0uo shipments 5.uJ4 Uats-lseceipJs
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CHICAGO. July lo.-Wheat-N0 Sprinc-Casn
k@acJusy 65s4c, September .JlSs ac- leceln ber.
Corls-No. cash i3sc. july sUAsc August iils 'sc.
September iI5sGs7c. Oats. No. cast -sN.s- JGiy
.ss.c SEPTEMBER 2[sc lork, cash slS e3stls . ?,
July Sl9 % September sU ~. Lard. cash sU J. !ess
70 u. July SO liz Seutember $40 6,>9. October
SO - ShorI -ihs S9 40rs ~. shoulders s. 90
/ - Snort clear s. +otS +-se- Sussr-Iut ioaf 6Aac'
l.ranulated } 56c standard \ 5 6sc. BUtter quiet;
creamery I6,1 i95ac. dairy Hei,5sc- E-es arm.
strictly fresh liSC-
WAeat-liecelpt~. I.GJ0, shpme.ts S9eoU Corn
- -kecsipts al40J; shipments. SS0tl.s Oats-ke-
seipts, IA 90; shipments. fe.o0A
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The Missouri Pacific railway is now sell
inc tickets to Chicago and return for So
65-Good To return Nov. i, 1898. s.. Louis
aud othey points correSpoudlngly low
Worlds fair train leaves W ichjta at a
m. daily. Call At Clly ticket Office. IL
North Main street. IS Il.
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-. Louls Gran and Produce.

ST. Louis July I1.-Wh heag cash higher; options
lower; cash d5l &C. July 6e@.C August $S lten-
her 4. .io6ua1Asc Corn cash higher options lower;
cash 5iSc. July 55aac- August ---.C september Ac.
Oats lower: cash fC. iUy -SheS. August -+9aC sep
g..r,l Der 25c. Rye lower, 45c. Bariey, no market
Brau better 5o]gs55c east track. Pork lower sur-
,-ett make 5oblng SIS O. ~ Lard higher, a. 81 lg.
Notn meal higher 81 .ss2 Co. Hay stegds; prime ID
ehoicv timothy sil UU@I5 e. prairie - tGslu o.
Suter fran: choice creamery E9-0c, Choice dairy
I5Gi7c. Eggs ll5sc for good
Wheat-heceipJs tl0U,UuU, shipments 1.0NC. Corn
Receipts sH.Uue shipments 2IS,1VU uatS-Reyei pts
SJ,Uu shipments o.ec-
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FOB SALEE>af Etase.

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r 5asx 49, X srasss q nz-xzls. =. Fsrf-rs
Aaa~ss. Aza- e%
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New York Produce and Money.

NEW YORK. July 10
Cofee-Spot Rio hrmer. fair demand; No. :, I7lsc.
Sugar-Renned fairly active and firm. Standard A
5ssc cut loaf l5-ltg6c, srauulated 55sel5 u-idc.
Couton-Quie., MiddIiAs uplanGs s1sc- Ia41dlinG
Orleans o5sc.
Money On call dFm, closed offered at per cent.
Prime paper 6Qs lu per cent
sterling exchange unsettled with actual business
s2l for sixty day bills and s4i4 Tor demand,
silver market weaker certificates sold lac I0ls.
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Aev.ee % Melher..

Mrs. Wiuslcw's Soothing Syrup should
aIwavs be used Tor children TeethlE-. Il
soothes the child, sottens the gums, tllays
all pain. cures wind collie, and = EEe
best remedy i0r di1fhoe.'. TweEty-fivs
cents u bottle Used ay millions OF
mothers. Go4tf w40ss
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE. July H.-CoTee firm Rio and No =
iel1c.
BusToN. yl0.-Santa Fe railway 2lIs
NEW ORLEANS. July lU.-CoIJon firm Good mid.
ding l5-loc. middllns 9Iec. low mlddling 7i.C
good ordinary I5-l6c.
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wichita Produce Marker.

potatoes-CoIoradoI Olsl TO- Egg. l2c. Butter
First creamery 2lc. second creamery 20c. OtheI
grades 2Dc.
Chickens-Hens slsc Der pound 1--we weight
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WAYS OF A BIG TOWN.
Four Phases Of Life ID the Eastern
Metropolis
A Queer Old Man Who Deals In Emhiens
Of Luck-Meals on Trust-New York
"Gawpers"-Piayin<e On Hu-
man Nature.

I was aboard of big sailing vessel
In this port Of New York the other day,
and in rambling about for an hour how
manv horseshoes do you think found
nailed up to give Jack Tar good luck?
The number was eight, and three OF
these were abaft the mast. / have
boarded square-riggers, barks, brigs,
schooners. smacks, scows, tugs,
canal boats, liners. coasters, dredgers
and every other sort OF craft
moved by sail or steam, and always
find the horseshoe in sight. Sometimes
there is but one, but the average IS
three. don't believe you could get a
craft out of this harbor without she had
at least one horseshoe nailed up
in plain view Of the crew. A
new shoe won't do-oh, mol There may
be luck in a new silver dollar, but
there is none in a new horseshoe. 1t
must be shoe which has seen service
the more the better. If there are
three or four nails and bit of hoof at
tached to it the price is way up Down
in Pearl street the other day | found
the queer old shop of the queer old man
who has dealt in horseshoe luck for the
last quarter of q century. The news
bov who finds horseshoe on the street
makes bee-line for this old junk shop
to sell it for nickel. When craft Is
fitted ont her owner sends to the same
place for the necessary charms The
superstition is not confined to sailors
alone. but truckmen, expressmen. rail-
road men, lawyers, brokers, doctors and
others believe in the luck Of the horse
shoe over the door. There Is hardly
saloon in New York in which you can
not find the emblem, and even the 1tal
ian push-cart peddlers want all the
! luck there is in it. Uncle john tolo
me that he had sale of five thousand
old horseshoes every year, ranging IL
price from ten cents to seventy-tvt
cents, and he certainly had three thou
sand in stock the day I called He II
the only man in New York who makes
speciality of this superstition, and ha.
been in business so long that relic
from his shop is supposed to possess
more power than any other. Queer
thing, isn't it, and yet we are all bull
that way, after all. We laugh at th'
idea of ghosts and hug the delusion o
i the horseshoe. We send the fortune
/ teller up for sixty DAYS for reading tn
/ cards or consulting the stars, and ther
! feel friendly toward the barber who use
| his new razor for the first time on ou
/ chin.
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WICHITA AND WESTERN.

ARRIVE FROM wFST-
NO. 4l6 MulliDviiie AID hilEman
express. ..........-.............. 10 60 a n
sNo l.sl Pratt and kingman accom-
nodation. II 60 a r
DEPART wESr-
sN0. ~. hing1nan ana Mailinville
,.xrress. -.........-.......-....... = ? II
NO. 43I. kiuSman and Pratt accom-
1uoda;iol ......-.-............... ~ = n
Union ticket Office. corner Main and Elrsl
streets. Union passenger station corner o.
Douglas and Fifth avenHeS-
W. d. MURDOCH. D. P \.
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chautauqua Assembly at Winfield. jane


The Santa Fe route Will sell tickets to
Winfield and return AZ QUE aud ou=-sbiFd
fare. Tickets on sale June Is TO Is, inclu-
sive. with final limit July I.
". .. MURDOCH.
a6tf District Passenger gent.
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FOE EESI-Hofses

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=. 80 eeEfs So Ezt4E- 1ss& ass rezse@
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DR.. BENNETT,

Cures Piles. Eis-
tula. FiSsure and
all diseases of tie
rectun w { Ii o ut
knife, ligature, caus
tics or detention
from business.
Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
10 be paid until Pa.
tient is cured.
Private DiseaS-
es in both sexes
quickly and radical
ly cured in the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-07-11

"Here's nv meal check, but have no
money to-day"
Very well, sir-some other day WILL
do
You will hear these words repeated
thirty times day in a certain down
town eating house here, and they mean
that total stranger has had a hearty
meal. can't pay for the same, and the
proprietor is willing TO accept his prom
ises TO settle the bill some future time
l doubt if you can find similar insti-
tuition IN the world. In all other places
the man would be looked upon as a
dead beat and either kicked out or
turned over TO the police. Here he IS
treated as gentleman and put on his
honor. When a friend told me about
the place went in. ate fifty cents
worth OF well-cooked food. took my
check to the cashier and said:
I'm dead broke to-day"
what name, please?"
''Jshn Smith"
'.Very well: come in any time; glad
to see you. Good day"
He recorded name, Gate anu aIlOuut,
and I departed. Three days later
called to pay. He did not look az al
surprised as ne hunted out the sip and
made change Indeed, it was just what
he expected, for ten years experience
has taught him that ninety-d7e per
cent. Of dead -brokes return and
square up. II all the vagabonds OF
New York could get credit d. an eat
iur-house business would 60 TO the w.
in fortnight, but that class are not
admitted There IS q man st the door
who spots" them and warns them ofi
when they appear. i deeent-looking
man viii pass muster every tine. how
ever. and. though now and then one
fails TO square up, the loss IS mere
trife- The proprietor Of the place told
me ne mad more trouble with dlsnones'
waters in his employ than with TN
thousands who feed a. his place eve-I
wear. He loses a dollar through Z
waiter for every dime lost by trusting
al entire stranger
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The latest photo is the Columbian panel
will make them at 81 % per dozen TO in
troduce them. Baldwin, the picture
.I-a. IL
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roca1 Grain ana Feed Market
wichita Horse Market.

Wheat Nc. ?, SIC. Corn SIC, oat- 23c. BaIed
hay s7as. Ground corn 75c. Corn and oats
alxed s5ts SOC, rran 6lc.
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Take stage IL Noble lor Teeanseh Best
and shortest route. wv. SHEAGEE
Mgua..er
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MISCELLANEOUS

VvNC A MFaBERsHIP TICKETS y PAR
4 month 81 for 6 mosths os O. pr airnusn "a
cIudin. gymnasium, fsai5s. etc - ~
OFFICIAL STATEMENT or THl CoNptFipS
or TIE STAT. RanS o. Co}wseh, st Cow }rh.
state OF Kansas SlO>e OF bGs4Gsss eG th- S.s
dag of June. lSS.
PTSoUACES.
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FINANCEANDCOMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts of STOCK at 1ho
Union Stock Yards for the FaSs
hours Were: Cattle. so; hogs
sb;nn,ents. Cattle. 90; Eogs, 2o7.
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wichita Mule Market.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Wichita EreadstuT Market.
Flour-Best patent 81 81. second patent 81 90 ex.
% , d
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DE. e. EMMA COBB,

Females and CliIdrens diseases a Specially
ICne for ladies' during confinement. strictly rTi-
1afe wien desired also permanent homes pro-
yifed for children when desired Letters OF lnSq
y cuundentia. and aswered promptly Hsn7 ~
Ida a venue. Wichita. Kansas.
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For null information call at city ticket Office ia y
Main street
De pot corner Second and Wichita streets.
+ (. BLECkLEY, p. and 7. A
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WICHITA, July 10.

Cattle market strong, good demand Ior
butcher stuff.
trb. ouotaflons mere presented are to give me
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TO-. SsEE-oELYs ~ XIII Tsz SG~i
erzg. - : xfsrzzsr@ s-osas NsszSt Sss.s- ssxi
Igaesssss - GAzs-- ASGs,ss - y szAs-@ Lex -
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
TIME II l. Is


arcHIsoS. TOPEKA & SANTA FE RR-
-Y,T[s ARRIVE LEAVE
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REPRESENTA- SALES

Hog market active and steady; closed
urong.
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No. | ives. bound also to
+ Ellsworth daily y..-....-..-. . y n II > D m
/ No. vest bound also to
/ Ellsworth daIly.......-.... ! 80 p M . m
I No. east bound daily. lpy1 a IN 10 % m
| No. = east bound daily. 4OD p m l051 2 N
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RsSNEstNI IAItN Z Hatf1s-
The following are the representative sales or cat
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The following are the representative saie= OF hogs
az the yards today:
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state Of Kansas. County e' ss4s.iss. ss,
z z Garcsioa. cashier oi SIS baf 30 rolfpAe
x wear hat the above st4serpsEt = Jrs - te-
b. - OF my know s6zv sna beiisf "a hfip ne s'pS
B ssnCgLo< Gssairf
SUBSCRIBED ard sw0rn 20 ssssgr Fss thi. ~ DAY
c. JAY. l<.0 0eos z -bskses.
seal hoGH fnrsr
fCosnmis- 100 expire, On the Isl day a Nov tssai
o'free'-A''e'I a. / cait5.
1n Diret -
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TIME TABLE CHICAGO rock ISLAND Pacific
RAILWAY
r"Grsat Rock Island RORte."i
In effect. commencing Jay sth.
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AGENTS WANTED.

XTsNTFD- GESEKAL AGENT Or MANA
W ger 10 take charge OF permanent sil& peasant
busie-ss, and wor< city and surrounding country,
tbrouyh -0rD- OF CaurAsssr- Buslpe-s strictly IeS
itlmaf- and exceedingly pTo1ta ble- Ia-h sasaFy
and commits s.iou Must be iiv- srgst1c worker.
=, veil A. = coed talker. Pfe.e ence given 20 man
With ttie capital. though LACK OF u viii mot pre-
vsI.t n AT appellant suits n other re@p>efs
: few vacancies IN othcr CIte- Address a. once j.
w Jones manager, springfield. o. dR eoh