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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-10-14

Emperor William admitted that the
Austrian army. in the recent maneuvers
displayed more energy and greater ad-
vancement in the art Of war than his
own.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-10-14

II is said the Senators in Washington
express . general desire to get away
that they may have . rest. Those Of
them who are no takers, and have not
become tired from that cause, have
grown weary from listening. and what
was at first q source Of amusement to
some Of them. is now considered . tor
ture. When a silver Senator gives no
tice that he will address the Senate on
certain day, and they know the speaker
is walking mathematical encyclopedias,
and is good for a two or three days talk,
. majority of the members counter
ances assume the cast seen on . boy'i
face when he is told by the teacher Il
remain, for bad conduct, after schoo
has been dismissed.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-10-14
IS rae mARKET PRICE 3

The United States lie still some con-
siderable distance from despotic govern
ment. II we cannot make an admins
tration enforce laws. we can at least ask
why il did not. Thanks to this remnant
Of . republican form of government,
Secretary Cslisle has been requested to
let the country know why he did not
purchase for the months Of July and
August the full amount of silver the
silver purchasing Act directed him to
purchase each month. The answer in
brief is that enough silver was not
offered at what the Seeretary's inner
consciousness informed him was the real
market price. We see the advantage
now in having a genius at the head Of
the Treasury Department. An ordinary
man would consider the price at which
. thing could be bought the market
price. But Carlisle Is not an ordinary
man. He is subject to inspiration, from
what source is nos positively known.
At ell events, he had the assurance to
reply to the question put by the House
that he did not consider the market the
market price. That is why he did not
buy as much silver as the law directed.
There was danger il he did that the
market price would 60 UPS. F. Call.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-10-14

SAN Francisco, Oct. 13.-The vigi.
liant won the yacht race by twelve sec
onds.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-10-14
BORN.

In Eureka. New. Oct. 5. 1898, to the wife Of
Il. T. Lorfgsn. o daughter.
At Ruby Hill. Eureka county. Oct. .. 1898, 70
the wife Of John Venton, q daughter.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-10-14
MARRIED.

At Berkeley. Cal, Sept. ~. 1893. Morton J
Cogdon and Miss Mary Frances Ward.
At Jahe's Ranch, White Pine county, Oct. 8,
1898, by Rev. Father Kennedy, Hermann Kirscf
and Miss Anna Maria Stoffel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-20
why Lord Sherbrooke Broke Down.

The late Lord Sherbrooke was an
albino, and to this defect in his eye
sight a painful scene in the house Of
commons was due just before he be-
came peer. He was a speaker OF I'M
usual briiliance and power and came
into the house prepared TO make q
slashing onslaught on the ministry.
His introductory remarks gave promise
Of notable speech. but he had hardly
opened fire on the ministry before he
was reduced to utter helplessness by
the discovery that there was some con
fusion in his notes, which owing to his
weak sight he could not .rectify. A
colleague attempted to assist him, but
the orator was so unneryed and mortl-
fed by this accident that he complete
" lost himself. The other members of
the house were profoundly touched by
the painful breakdown. The death OF
Lord Sherbroose leaves bat five living
cx-chancellors of the exchequer-Mr.
Childers, Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Sir
William Vernon Barcourt, Lord Ran
dolph Churchill and Mr.. Gladstone,
who has four times held Slat high Of
Zee. The present incumbent is Dir.
GoSEhen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-20
Her Qne Adventure.

An old lady. wife of bank president,
has one happening to relate-as she
does unceasingly-the single adventure
of her life. But that was sufficiently
exciting to last throughout al ordinary
existence. says the New York Times.
Her home was entered not long ago by
a gang of burglars, whose search was
for her son. the cashier, to open the
safe for them in the bank next door.
At the sight of the young man led
away, with revolvers pointed at his
head and surrounded by desperate
masked men, his mothers fright and
horror found vent in wild cries and a
passion of tears. The resi- OF the family
were gagged, handcufed and bound
to chairs She was tied 10 q bed and
camphor and water left close at hand.
No one else took any other notice OF
her, but as the strange procession
moved off one OF the rutfians hastily
stepped back to where she lay. stopped
over. and kissed her shriveled check,
murmuring in her ear: Il had q mother
once" An incident 81 romantic that t
does not ring true Which il Is.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-20
AGRICULTURAL FIGURES.

Iowa raised go, 00e, 600 bushels OF
corn last year.
THE Indian corn crop Of 1899 was L.
62s. 464. Ge0 bushels: the wheat crop ole,
4s0. 600
N India there are 139 cotton mills,
with 3. 400. 600 spindles and 20. GOO looms,
employing 10, 000 persons. There are
also eight new mills now in course Of
construction.
TIE canning industry is making
great headway IN Georgia. and, il
view Of the probability Of a fine crop
this season. that state Is likely TO be
ore Of the most profitable fields for
fruit growers IN the country.
THE largest gram feet that ever left
Chicago az the opening o4 naviss ton
was composed Of one hundred and ff1y
steam and ai.lBg vessels. which lett
that citY fo- the lower lake ports April
>. with j. 500. Geo bushels Of grain.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-20
Bridal wreaths for All NatEon,.

The German bride wears the myrtle
for her bridal wreath, while the girl OF
the Black Forest adorns herself with
The 1owerof the hawthorne Ia France
and England and in the United States
the orange flower i in vogue. while the
Tnaidens OF Italy and the French prov
inces Of Switzerland use white roses
Piuks. carnations and red roses are
worn by spa nish brides In LitAuania
the bridal wreath IS yTo1nd u the Syr-
ian rue. on the Ioalag stands the
grapevine, in Bohemia. Csrinthia and
the krain districts OF rosemary. and N
Hesse OF artificial flower - whicR
ribbons are added. IN Norway. >ve-
den and Servia bridal crowns are made
of silver. in Bavaria and >iiesia u
gold wire. glass beads AMI 5iusel-
among the Fins. the Nen6s ana the
peasants of Alt-8burg q paper. and
in Athens 81 costly hIJErre- Bridal
w-e4ths we're l. vogue among tae Pc
gens and were Introduced among CHRIS
tan brides during The 1ourta c-atury.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-20
A BIG CLAM MINE.
Thousands of the Biv2lves Stored at tn
Mouth of Delaware Bay.

Thousands of the Eiv2lves Stored at the
Mouth of Delaware Bay.
A clam mine full of live CLANS. and
of great breadth and depth, has been
discovered at the mouth of the Della
ware bay. off the Fishing creek shore.
This has proved a valuab bic find, and
recently about one hundred boats, con-
tanning from three to five men each.
were at work on the mine, says the
Trenton Free American. The product
of the great bed is shipped daily to
Chicago. Spectator OF that city
agreeing TO take the entire output OF
the mine at bout thirty cents per hum
dred delivered at Benefits station, on
the West Jersey railroad. There has
recently been corner in the clam
market, and choice articles have'bee
sold at as high as one dollar per hun,
dred to restaurant keepers.
The pocket of CLANS covers wide
area just beyond the low-water mark,
and, consequently, all who wish to
NAV dredge without fear or favor. 1t
was discovered some days ago by Will
liam Harper, of Green Creek, who
Aould tcLCIS VI III LII AAAON>NN'~SN
deeply in small cake of ice washed
ashore close by Highland and Airing
ton beaches. Marking the spot care
fully he waited until the ice was en-
tirely out of the bay, and then taking
a boat he patrolled the bayside from
end to end until he located the mine.
For a day or so his liberal finds at
tracted no attention, but one by one
the idle fishermen apd farmers rowed
out to the mine and helped themselves.
The find being located beyond the low
water mark the mine IS public proper
ty. and is being worked for all it will
bear.
The other day over fifty thousand
clans started on their journey west
from Bannett's station. The bags
were piled 50 high as to al,nost'hide the
station house.
Every now and then discovery
something like this is mace, but the
present mine exceeds any previous find
known on the Atlantic coast. About
three years are required for clans to
grow properly and attain marketable
size and flavor. This bed is said by ex-
perts to he about three years Old.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-20
Nv Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. May observation-disclosures 800
shipments so. Market strong 10 lgc higher,
Range steers - 0S4 a.. shipping steers - 5JGo ~
native cows II sJni a. butchers stock s. AGA 3d.
stockers and feeders 81 u0@gt o. bulls and mixed
81 ttga4 90 HOGS--RecriptS 500, shipments lsU
Market opened strong 10 &c hIghr, closing weak 10
&c lower. Blu X of sales s. 26a1 30. heavy s. ga
3sJ3 packers 81 25al7 5lR. mixed az log. 81 lights
81 l0097 u. workers - 206e7 20, pigs 50 2o93 30
SHk EP-RecelptS 5bU, shipments JtO Market firm
for good, other duh and unchanged.
CHICAGO. May %. - CATTLE Receipts i500
shipments 80, Market active ard stronger on
prime natives AT s. 4hGa 80 No extra steers.
Medium 81 7aa5 q. others 81 03Gi . hUG>-ke
oeipts hqt0. shipmea,s Market steady
light :; 4OG7 ~. SHEEP-Receipts 1000; shipments
Market active. Top clipped naiveaSo OuGso ~,
lambs 81 1901 ~
shipments 1850. Market C@5lc higher. Fair Ia o =
binary natives steers 81 c4 ~ far 10 pretty good
Texans 50 20 a Co HO1S-EeCeipts ga snilslr ent5
Ss0l Market Opcn,d strong and cicsed weak.
Heavies ;? 0pd7 ~ mixed ST t1 A. Light s. 0J<G b.
SHkEP-Reoeipis 100. shipments 10, Market
6rn and unchanged
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
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The Peoples Column.

THE Want Columns OF Daily Paper tel
yen where il pays 10 advertise.
II You have anything 10 BUY, SELL,
TRADE OR RENT. try these columns.
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Nc advertisement taken for less than lac-
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Prices given under classified beads in this
column applicable only - local advertise
meuts. No foreign advertisements taken AT
above rates.
Answers 10 advertisements sent in care of
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ten days after insertion When advertisers
wish replys forwarded 10 them stamped envel-
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Reference to former aayertiSeInt nts should
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Of the advertisement should be sent
Not responsible for advertisements given
or discontinued by telephone.
Classified advertisements will he cents
per line each insertion; average seven words
TO line, agate measurement.
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= a prominent c.tizsh OF Scales Monad.
Ill, while in Chicago, was taken with
violent cholerc palns and diATThCea tie
took blackberry brandy three or four
.timrs without relief he thea secured "a
Small bottle 81 ChasubeTisih's Cello. I
Cholera and Diarrhora remedy aud upon
taking one dose the pains disappeared anil
the second dose cured the dIarrhoa- DR.
II. VI. Fowler. Of Scales Mound, j. our
authority Tor t4e above statement. Visit
ors. 10 he worlds fslr should procure = p
cent bottle OF this remedy before leaving
home IL is for sale by Hsttingsr Bfus
'spd Van Wersen's pharmacy. d3e y. Main.
Out Of 100 men whom you viii Tneea
IN Tobasco. Mexico, scarcely ten ara
able Ia read and two out of every thr~s
ere held ~ their creditors as slsves fer
debt. There are about 500, 600 Mexican,
in this form of slavery Tho peopl~
often fall into debt through paying the
exhsT hitant marriage fee asked rs the
priest. and another large fes - eSscieet
at the baptism Of each child. escn bap-
tism requiring the eataTs wages OF al
least two SeoAs.
The asnaersggio, which IL orr %
the quarters Of Yslctta, the capital OF
the island Of Malta, - one 81 the rsost
crowded spots on earth. In Naietta Il
self the proportion ia 1900 20 ths
square mile nut IN the Manderaggio
ASA people dwell On a surface 80
scres IS extent, and TINS gives no le.s
than I'D. 80 u the VI uSrs- rsile. or i.oiz.s
10 tie acre. In the usosscrosTded fosf.
IN Britain, Liverpool, the proportion q
only ilss 70 The acre.
Prizes ranging from e., 20 % IN
have been onarec for designs and mod
els besi adapted for mule cart fsr TIN
transport u>e 81 the B-iiikh army - Ia
ois The competition - o7eH - al
nation. and fa.l particulars Tiii -
furnished CO Application - ~ director
general ~ steseH, India otsce, Net
minister. London. IA = sugEests8 tAas
the cart be made sntlrely u fletAi - =
con. . nation 81 ur:Als. IN order - D.
vsry anrabls and ~ harmonic vita
TIE net'le q The rnsle.
-one of cae hrst dynamite tAcioyIea
wa foa1sl.ea 81 is'eton. r7vltserlsn3.
aboat tssentF gears azo b Nag.er E@a-
DER on tae sagzest5ya Il Lolia kabrs.
chief eazlneeT - tss - 1otn - ssln-
NJ. 70 order 70 obtain laeane r. blast
ing tAe noesz- Ih@ usecsaA .ss-s} open
lions are uaost4v p~srs0rlssd y sesara
st.a gsrls with simple u4acsines @a =
are vorleed b hand ia eeaisag s.lts
i5e psssseer svh5eA eoas&.na . soTt -
,lsg a..z&6re Of nitric 4cld. ssiphurai
scid and ssyeerine, three ssous.a werz
a. "a BE- on sicA tne ayDsrzfzs =
p4sees&- ] 5ss HFst ssoa4aa. - g-esfls -
. essrsseas isafass fDgers thr ppTde~
frosn 2 NJ rsssTTo5E 4uto = sHa4il - ssss4er.
tast - TAR Eag gassssis-f- ia 'lss ma p -
- 80 zss sss'ss~ assa 49, s-seCfrd sls-zala
s4t- = - p.eaes 4aO.k fArre sneltss
ssas 1se isfr5 Eoss,4h ess2 i 10 asAss-
csrs-s4se~ Esap~r ezr,aas. 81 sfss~gaEsg
70 sxe3sa. sbs zss sd tsas iE4iSu=sz4s
- Go7s eng.s.s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-20

was admitted to the bar in the city Of
New York in 1866, and removed to Mil
waukee in 1857 where he practiced his
profession. He was city attorney of
Milwaukee for four terms, from 1868 to
1857, and practiced in the supreme
court of the sta te and of the United
States.
In 1877 he declined the democratic
nomination for governor of the state,
but in 1879 accepted such nomination,
leading forlorn hope. In 1880 he re-
ceived the compliment of the vote of
the democratic members of the legis-
lature for United States senator. The
same year he was named by the bar
of the state as the successor OF Chief
Justice Ryan of the state supreme court,
but the governor chose a member of
his own party for the position.
In 1875 he was nominated for county
Judge of Milwaukee county, Wis, but
declined. In 1856 he was rendered by
the president q position upon the
bench of the supreme court OF the Dis
trict of Columbia. but also declined
that honor. In 1883, upon the resigDa-
ton of Judge Charles +. Dyer, he was
appointed by the president United
States Judge for the eastern district OF
Wisconsin.
Judge Jenkins married the only
daughter of Judge Miller, one of his
predecessors. and his home is a model
of refinement and the resort of a large
circle of cultivated people. He is a
man of many accomplishments outside
of his profession. He is a rapid work
er, close and logical thinker. and
ready.and brilliant speaker. His selec-
tion for the leading judicial position
to which he comes has been eminently
satisfactory, not only TO the members
of the legal profession, but to citizens
GENERALLY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-20
Kansas CITY Grain aud Produce.

KANSAS CITY May TO- - Wheat not strong.
No. hard g,9Iec, No red I2el5Sc. Corn weak,
No. mixed 55c, No. white 561et. Oats lirm,
No. . mixed 2s3s(q Sc, No white 32GG-l g.
Eye firm, No2. t0s6OI4c flaxseed weak. IS ssic.
Bran steady. 616b66c. Hay nrm. timothy 81 TIC
IL 90 prairie - 1tti 3 01. Hutter declining; cream
cry lS@2uc dairy 10 1,, Eggs weak, lie
" heat Receipts. 9,DUs shipments. IL 90. Corn
81 Receipts. 1906 shipments 42tGl oats-heceipts
shinn.nts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-20
GRESHAM'S SUCCESSOR.
James G. Jenkins. the New Judge of TIT
Seventh Judicial Circuit.

Judge James G. Jenkins, who has
been selected by President Cleveland
to succeed Judge Gresham as judge of
the Seventh judicial circuit, is in the
prime of life and activity. He was
born at Saratoga Springs, n. Y, jan
uary IS, 1884. his father being cousin
of Gen Worth of Mexican war fame,
and his mother the daughter of Chan
cellor Reuben II. Walworth, distir-
guished jurist of the Empire state. He
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-20
EQTHABLE AID TNON OF AMERICA

BEST fIateruRl order known. Takes in both sexes
on e.,lsa! footing Receives members from -
Is ye- - OF age. Insurance al cost according 10
no taliiy-
90 tifr. 10 age
Gives protection IN three was, viz Accident
IN. ON leHt. and culinary TIE, wIJhoat extra
i,s,- been in operation d years. and has f2aa
or ftIli narticnars call on ~ C. Rckar6~ priest.
W q p4lrarr secretary; Ntc-iia Union ~ Nc
aSs Nqrlh Al-i2 Ssseet NISE!iA. h'ile@S- ''--li
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~. Ilouis G"ain and Produc,.

ST. LoUIs May ls.-Wheat higher;cssh bsltc, May
aSItc June .c1sc. July 1llac - ptemhev 11lsc Corn
higher; cash o9l4c MaN 314c. July ;sS.c. September
4JivC. Oats STEADY. cash a2eC. May 35tec. Jus
! or higher; jobbin. 81 81. Lard v5rS duh. SiS
Butter lower choice creamery - 2ic, Choice dairy
lsocl}c. ESgs fgmer ~. Others un hanged,
Wheat eipts. aUu,. shipments =, ~ Corn
rrCetuts, 800 shipments. G5.UUJ. oHJs-ReCeiVts
isUUO shipments 80.
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The 1aieta 1aiIu EAGLE satur 5orne 7ay 20 1893
Or. BENNETT,

Cures Pile. Fla
tula, Eissure ane
all diseases of t.
rec.una wi { h 0 IL {
knife, iigature, caus
ties or detention
from business.
Cares Guaran-
ieed. No money
TO lie paid until pa
iient is cured.
Private uiSeaS.
es i'll both sexes
quickly and radical
~ cured in the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-20
Cnlraro trim ard PrAdnre.

CHICAGO. May l9-Wheat -Casn-No . Spring.
fla7IIgc. May 5lalc. July 7]4c, September .7iec.
Corn cash 4sc, May tGf4lsc. Iune 4SseAc, July
&2sc september l51sc. oats, No leash ii GA
Nav 2:S4 5sC June >Yisa&c. July 81. nc ~ept-li-
her $50, york. cash $50 g,l9d2l U2ta. May : o .,a.
July 81 -2g. september 81 475e Lard cash SO 70
e. .-iq. May. Jutt september 81 10, short
RIBS $40 25,2 i.2.la shoulders $40 G1o6lG p. short
clear $40 15dlQ a. Sugar-tut Loaf 6.pC; Grsnuatei
= Ne standard A 5-ipc. Batter lower; creamery
l.e2lc. dairy l6a21 ksss steady; strI,tiy fresh
So Bic
y i,e,t Receipts, .SC0) shipments. 7S.J0o. Corn
-ReCeipts, l6SGd; shipments 80 So Oats-Re-
ceIptS. 81 500. shipments. !ta.t01
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Nrw YORK. May 49,
Cotton-Steady. AIddling uplands l5-l6, middng
Orleans lite.
Coffee-Sput liio steady and quiet; No :, 1923.
Sugar-kenned quiet ana uncunnsed,
Money cal easy closed offered 1t per cent.
friue i.aper Cos l,rr cent
t5tcrllrg exchange nrm sixty -da- bills "a ei5ss
( ol3! demand IL Siit-
Total sale of stocks IL, 100 shares,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-20

Potatoes Colorado 0l@l 10. Eggs l2c. Butter
First creamery pc second creamery 20c, othei
grades alc.
Chickens-Hens Size per pound live weight
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REPnEsENIATIvE SALES.
Hog market about steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
m ,oIIovrin are he representative rs OF hogs
wichita Produce Market.

wheat No 2 Sac, Corn 3lc. Oats pc. Bale
Law s7aS. Ground Zoe. Corn ana oat
mixed 75es5c, Bran GJc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-20
Wichita Horse Market.
Wicl,iia Aule Market.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

wichits BrcadsIuf Market
Flour-Best patent 81 ST. second patent 81 g.. ex-
truf = Al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-20

llesaut reclining. c'.atr Car- uu an ffaI,.~ aHt
Pullman ~leel-r~ from catJa ." Kansas CITY and
Chicago without CuAD2o ca h-EHI tsali-N III ActS
>ol5 and bsG-.a-- checked throa'.,a te ~; yetEt>
Horti south. essi sad west, AID steamship ilSAets
s,ld tv ali haropean points ~ lowe. rates tltS
tloset office ia hst lefil.sA> avenue. SoSneF ta39
street: passenger station VcrDer Dou-it- aue Alea3
avenues eleshone ~
- n. Run lips, Ticket ssas-
fNo. SEBASTIAN. q. 4. < =. =. tattse-o H.
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NR FlsrEs, head gardener 81 the
white house. has presented 20 Mrs
Cleveland naned in her honor new
EIy. al aE.arsl lis of PJs-e cherry
blooms A. beh,s ,he ~s~e & ) pro-
nouncea one OF the ppat oe&af4iUl ever
CROWN.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Produce and Money.

= b sToN. May iS-Santa Fe railway 21i4.
BALTIMORE May l1-Coffee quiet. Rio and No, I
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HYSlCIANS.
DE-. T.. EMMA COBB.

rtn.alr> .id CLildIeus diseases 4 >pecfalty
for ladies during ConfiICnlehf. strictly ur-
Ii.ie when dt SiI ed. also permanent homes pro
NiGct fcr shidien " heB Desired. Letters of iQ!-
- ,tltftdeitja, ana aswefci Promptly Home n
i'd ANeIuc Mlchiia. kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-20
MISS ALICE l.. MOTION,

GUITAR AND BANJO TEACHER.
Will teach you TO play il 70 lessons.
$50 South Emporia, d-142-2w
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WIGHT, AND WESTERN

ARRIVE FROM WEST.
I'm. 4I6 Aluliinviilc ard hfN=rlau
eNpr,.s>. .......................... u ~ n
nlosiation. Il - a =
DEPART scSr
Ne. 4JS KiugIuan ana Nghinvslle
express -............ -..-., +. - n
mediation -. ia m
tnioa ficNet oliicg, co.nyr Main and FIRST
streets Union pa~@eB-cr station CoF0ef 81
Douglas AMI fIlth avenues
". y. NITRIC b PIP. =.
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shortest time and on tie most reasonable
terms without the use OF dangerous drugs.
Female Ailments in all forms, as Leu
coirhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc, a specially.
!. Oies and Facial BiemisheS removed
ln6olent Ulcers and skim diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases.
Consultation Free, confidential and in-
vited.
Office open from O'Clock p. M, until :
O'Clock .. M, Sunday until 100 O'Clock p.
III. Call at Office over Woodman's bank.
Dr.. j. E. BENNETT.
143 n. Main St, Wichita, rs.
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