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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-09
Sic Mbfau. Traos.

Wlr W0leH Dem VertOf Der DON
Mapor eingeiebten &ommiifion iibel
bic 3nedmaBi9feit Der Nbfau : Ser.
brennulIgs0fen ni9t por9reifen; aber
mir berufen uns-au9 Dbne ben Be.
ri6t ab3umarten-auf bic i'm Rorben
nit ienen Sefen gema6ten @rfabrun=
gen, mo iie t~einespess Nnflang fan.
BEN, bielmebr llrfa6e tDaren gu maH=
6erlei &logen, 10 baB nlar ihren Be-
trieb mieber einftelte.
Infer Stastratb bdtte nur n6tbig
gebabt, Elm &onite mad Chicago gu
f6tden, UNI bort bic ueber3eugung gu
erlangen, boB bic Sefen, anitatt ibren
3wed gu erfilen, NnfoB erregen.
llnb bier in San Nntonio bdtte man
fi9 auf benz @opernments 0iigel babon
Aberaeuge1t f6nnen, mas Elm fol6ee
|Ofen foitet, um cine 9ibe gu eraeuaen,
bic i'm Stanbe lit, ales 9a5, mas benz
Diem anuertraut tpirb, gu neraebren.
9ie &eform=N bminiftration bat eft
mas gu f9nea unb boreilig g~earbeitet,
benn bab bic bier aufgeffeGlten Sefen
nod nit man6en Mdngeln bebaftet
finb. baS 1T f6on tlar geporben.
Sie geeignetfe Dirt, Den Gbfaa los
gu tuer6en. 1T INNER md bie-wiees in
bielen 2dnbern gei6iebt-ibm 3u p:rs
graben. Man f9aft i'm babur6 auf
bic Settle nnb biingt slei6aeitig bas
2anb. 9enn ieber Nder, auf pel6em
Der Nbfaa iabrelang 6epOnirt DOrben
1T, mtBte ~unbebinst i'm Wertbe
feigen.
Sn pieIen Stdbten 9eutf6lanbs
ma6t bieie Grase Der 8eieitigung
reip. 6ortf6afnng beS NbfaQes-wo>
runter bauptid9li9 &i9enabfdIe gu
Deriteben iinb, benrt alles anbere, mas
bier in ben a~bfaQfaften gemorfen wirS,
wie &orfets, 2umpen, S9ube &c. finz
bet anbere nod gewinnbringen6e Ser
menbung = bur6aus feline S9mierigz
feiteH. 9ort gilt Der 9bfal als Siins
ger unb mirb gratis Dor ben Sbiren
Der 6duier abgebolt. $50 aber bieie
Site ni6t berri9t, ba bat man &ieiels
fel6er fur bic eigens ~prdparirten fliiifis
gen unb anberen Stofe, mel9e fi9
nit ibren Dermii9en laRen. unb Cruz
ben fir bic feften, ni6t 10 lei@t ser>
t6rbaren.
Sn Milwautee lag bic Trage Der
Nufteuung bon Nbfol=8 erbrennungss
Dfen LANCE 3eit Dor unb mar iogar
cine duBerft mi6tige, benu man muBte,
molte man bic Stabt ni6t gan3li9
berieu9en unb Derpefteu, Nbbiilfe i6afs
fen fir ben aagemein genDrbenen &C.
brau9 bes -GluRes als Nbsugsfanal
fir allen m6gli9en unratb.
Nu9 bort wurbe Der 8ori9lag ges
ma9t, ben Nbfa1 su p%erbrennen;
aaein man tonnte feinen Sfen finben,
Der ben anforberunsen gere6t porben
m1re.
Wir baben bier I'M uns FER 10 bel
teriles 2anb, baS berbdltniBmdBig
biQig su ermerben 1T, unb benz Der
9iinger notb tbut, baB bic 6rage auf
bic einfa6fte Weiie Der 8ererabung
gel6it merben t6nnte. unb IS fol- un8
ni9t Wnnber nebmen, tpenn man nod
gu biefe nj Mittel greift.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-09
Cactus . a~nsfteauna In @altimpre.


Sie 8orbereitunsen fir bic Nusfelz
lung 6es uGaltimorer Cactus 8eteins"
linb beinabe beenbet unb es beripri6t
bic NusfteQung, wel9e bonn rs. big 81.
September in &aine's 9ale beranltals
tet wirD, cine bo6intereHante su iper.
ben. IS pirb bic erf tie MusHeQung ibs
rer 4rt fein, serabe pie Der v8altis
morer GactussY erein" Der erite unb
einaige 8erein 1T, belien MitgIieber Der
Yflege unb &ultur Der @acteer cine be-
ionOere 5orsfalt mibmen.
Ser 8eretn 5dblt Mitglieber in alien
Staten Der linton, ipwie in Sabs
Nmerita nnb ielbft in europa. grft
iingt purbe als Mitglieb @ignpr
SautegO Miguel be Naparro BON Mtas
6rib aufgenommen. Sn elmer bieier
Sage abgebaltenen 8eriammlung err
ftatteten bic perfdiebenen nit ben 0ors
bereitungen fir bic Nusiteaung betrauz
ten &omites 8eri6t. Inter Nnberem
Uuroe mitgetbeilt. buB Yflunseu BON
Srinibab. &odp M%ountains, pueblo,
SOL, 8lnefielb, Nicaragua, Central
4merifa, mOielbt 9err @arriion aus
pittsburg 9roBe 8ananek : plaftagen
befiBt, bon ben NapafasSnieln bur6
ben balelbt wobnenben Superintens
benten &arl Wttiller, eingeianbt merben.
Nu6 bic bebeuten6e @drtnere 6irma
Saage & S6miDt in @rfurt mirb Sac
teen ansfelen, besglei6en on 400
pflanaen 9err u. 9. Nidels bon CO.
reOo, Seras.
SIN @anaet tperben an 5000 Bflans
gen, barunter %nertbDoae unb ieltene
@remplare, CUR 4usteQung gelangen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-09
S6hfifdle Ser.0oe unb Niirift

= Sd61ifde Ser30se unb Siirfteu
tparen bon ieber leibeni6aftli6e
Sammler. @iner iammelte 8feifens
t0pfe, elm anberer 8riefmarten unb
elmer iogar gaBgeigen. Ser iunge
Siirlt Gerbinarb bon 8ulgarien, Der
ia aud ienem 9ieIt Der 3aunfDaige entz
ftamm:, fammelt S6lafr0de. = Ser
-. @ripOt." tennt einen Siebermann,
Del6er Nightcaps fammelt, mas iez
benfaa8 an9enebmer 1T, al8 S9Iafs
rode.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-09
@einmt.

Gin iuu9er 9euti6er iu6t NuFnabme
in elmer beuti6en Gamilie, mo- ibm 5us
glei1 @elegenbeit geboten wir6, lie
englii6e Sprabe 81 erlernen.
@efalige Nnerbieten iinb unter
H E. 81 in Der Expedition bieier 3eis
tung erbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-09
ism. Matthfea.

der, 9ou s E.
2iefert 6as pOraigli6fte @inb=, S6af>
unb S6Deinefleif6. Spe5iaIitdt:
Sunge5 &albfleif d. gGe @or>
ten oDn Wurit.
8efellungen Werben in irseltb einem
Sbeile Der @tabt frei abaeIiefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-09
Gte0e : @efum.

Sin iunger beuti6er a%aufmaun nit
Prima : 3eugniHen, fu6t irgenbwel9e
8el66ftigung oils FOLDER.
8efdaige SHerten bef0rbert Bic @rs
petition OieIer 3eitung unter N. S.
l15 tpetter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-09

Gpule9's Iesifter, Mo. % 9IamO
9la5a bat einen &uf fir guten alien
Wbisfep, Die beften gemii6ten Sc
trdnfe, feline @eine unb au8ge3ei6nete
importirte unb einbeimii6e Gigarren
unb tets frii6es Bier. Ser giqentbus
mer, Soc @oolep, oeritebt ieip GsI6dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-09
2u 0ermietheu.

Oberbalb Der nTreien Yrefe" if
cine aus mebreren 3immern beltebenbe
Wobnung 51 bermietben. gta93ufras
gen am plaBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-09

Grnnbetsentbnms $ uebertrasunscn.
SuliuS Sertuig ur6 Nnbere an SEQ.
&orner, 8runbftiid an South StraBe
fir $45G.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-09
Spm SpDe gerettet.

uSS rnuB 9upb's e~ariabariaa Ioben. benn
es 1T cine wunoerbore Meoiiin. SD Tit iebu
Sabre an
Qeural9ia uno Dyspeplia
unb Sbnmabtsanfaner. 3upeiIeu tpuroe is
san, fteif our6 taIten e6pets. SD peraussobts
cine srpse Meuoe geIbes ouf 6rsttide 9ebanb.
lung, bod tparb mir feline Beferuns, bis mir meme
sodter bon Snpo's Sariaparila iaste. unS ii
begann es au uebraeu. SD tpos t~peniser as 100
Biuuo uno mar
Gin 8ilo oes Glenos.
Sober, Der mid fab. endte, i'd tDnate teineu mo.
nat Idn9er le5en. 5eop6 beoann i'd mid fofort III
erbpIsn. na6oem i'd init Sono'S G~nrfabartua
b%cgonnen botte, unb nabm mad uno mad Iu, bis i'd
Jest b%ngttanStg sebeiIt bin. Sd eie gut, fdtafe
gut unb bin bet au~sgeset@neter Oefunsbett.
Sd weiB. bag
5ooo's SarIaparila beilt.
aniutt iett tootsu fem. lebe i'd uno tpfese 142
9fuua.~-M re-. GIitabetb Weffer, 10
eafi gernep Ctr, Baltimore. mo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-09

9ooo's Eilcn itnb reiu oesetabiI, ppufommen
barmlss. fseta iueeridifs unb bon gutter wirluns.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
THE FRENCH CANADIAN.
Sweet Contentment Goes with the Peasan
ofthe st. Lawrence Valley.

Sweet Contentment Goes with the Peasant
of the st. Lawrence Valley.
There is no peasant SO much attached
to tradition as the French-Canadian
He finds himself on continent whose
moving spirit is that of progression.
The rest of the American world is more
or less given up to electric tramway
cars elevated railways. and other
denominations. Factory chimneys belch
forth their disfguring smoke, and saw
mills rend the air with hideous noises.
within touch. almost, of the quaint,
picturesque French villages which lie
nesting to the south of the St Law
renee. The contiguity of progress and
push. of manufacture and wealth, in
no wise affects the unam bilious ha bi-
tant
He teens with contentment and phil
osophy Has he not decent farm, a
tidy cottage, a good wife. an enormous
progeny, and a cure to hel p him on his
roa. to Heaven? Is il not possible,
also. to put by little money each year
toward his old age-enough to procure
for him and his decent burial, and 10
pay for masses, in the sad bv and by2
What more can a man want? Jacques
Bon HomIne has a supreme belief in
himself and his belongings, in his
country and its constitution.
A poor habitsnt tthe story goes
went to Quebec. and was taken by q
friendly priest to see the sights OF the
city. In a convent church he saw
large painting of David and Goliath.
Jacques fixed his gaze adniringly on
Goliath. ''Ahi' said he, what fine
mani 'Yes," said the cure. IL is
fine man Magnificent said Jacques.
then paused Il suppose he was a
French-Canadian?" ''Bien. oui'" re-
torted the priest, not liking to disap-
point the patriot, ''oh. yes, Goliath
was a French-Canadian- National
Review
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
NOCTURNAL ANIMALS.
Facts About DuIl-Colored Creatures Whic
Make Night HideOus.

Facts About DuIl-Colored Creatures Which
Make Night Hideous.
tits noteworthy that in almost every
race and climate the colors of noe
turnal animals are dingier and gloomi.
and representative This difference
is due, Of course, to sexual selection,
which cannot exert itself upon colors
or spots in the darkness. The butter
flies, for example, are beautifully ar
rayed; their night-fying cousins, the
moths, are dull gray or whitish.
Day birds are often decked in bril-
liant hues. like pheasants. toucans,
macaws and sun birds, the owls and
nightjars, on the contrary, are dull and
inconspicuous. Our English swift is
just an aberrant humming bird, who
has taken to 'hawlcing flies in the
northern twilight. and grown black
accordingly. Most parrots come forth
gorgeous in red, blue and yellow; but
the nocturnal New Zealand owl parrot,
whose name sufficiently proclaims his
skulking nature. has acquired coat of
dingy gray-green, exceedingly like
that of many owls and goat suckers.
And so on throughout. A creature so
brightly colored as the blue-faced man
drill, or the great bird of paradise, is al
ways sure to display his fine fea theirs or
brilliant decorations to his observant
mate in full flood of sunshine, while,
conversely, night rosmers, like bats,
and ratels and wombats. and bears,
are always remarka BILE for their unob-
trusive coiora ton.
One way exists, however, in which
nocturnal animals may make an ef-
fective display to attract their mates,
and that is the system of phosphores-
cent fash signals adopted by the glow
worm and FREELY. it may also be noted
that an unusually large proportion of
nocturnal animals have musical voices,
or make loud love calls.
Tho nightingale and nightjar are
well known instances in point in north
ern climates Visitors to southern Eu-
rope will rememb ber to their cost the
tree frog and cicadas that make sleep
impossible. while the howler monkeys,
the laughing hvenas and the scream
ing lemurs of the forest are equally
familiar pests to tropical travellers. All
the loudest and most persistent voices
are voices of the night.
The whip-poer-will and the katydid
are as common in Massachusetts, as the
cuckoo in England, while the strident
noises made by the numberless insects,
which rub their legs against their sides
so as to attract their mates, effectually
Danish sleep in many parts of tropical
America. Magazine.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Ey Telegram.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. N.-CAyTLE-Rscaipt. $50.
shipmen,s tSW Markst slow and weak
Texas COWS 81 2,a2 rs. native COWS 81 t0CS2 95
but hers stock 81 24 1 stockers and feeders s. "a
ss5 q. bulls and mixes 81 75A2 So; HoGs-Receipts
N0l, shipments -. Market l0dg21c lower. Bulk OF
.ales s. aies 40. heavy IS ljes5 80 packing S. l5a
8 81. mixed s5 l5a5 % lights S. 1Js5 %. yorkers
IS l515 81. pigs s. l5G5 80, SHEEP Receipts 2l00
shipments 100. Market slow and dull. Muttons
81 3JSSt5.
ST. LOUIS Nov. v.2l.-CATTLF-Receipts 39D0 ship
ments sn Market steady: Fair TO gecd natives
81 25a4 p offerings poor Texan and Inaiaa steers
strong. 81 60s3 Sl cows 81 t0a2 ~. HOGS-Ksc-ipts
tsD shipments 1850. Market l5Gs2Oc lower Heavy
80 l095 ~. mixed 81 e0S5 80, light IS po05 iO
ShtEF-feceipts 15Uo shipments 400 Market
steady. Mixed natives. fair togood So U09e3 49, COM
mon stun 81 0J32 50.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-CATTLE - Receipts 600D
shipments 500 siarket dull and weak. Good, fair
70 choice and prime export steers 81 G06 TO-
Gecrs 81 0Uez 20 native steers 81 S0s5 l5 stocksrs
and feeders - 2sS 80. HOGS-RecSipss rs Ule ship
menis 800. Market from l5c to DC lower. tougi,
fnd common ~ 15e5 10. packing g. lda5 Ia. prime
heavy and butchers s. IuG I5. lights s. 4o35 S5
sHEEP-Rece1ps 1900, shipments l5U0. Market WAS
21ac lower than last week sheep 81 tUT2 15
poor natives TO yesrling wetheIs lambs az 604A 20
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
Your WANTS SUPPLIED
3 Cts.
The Peoples Column.


The Want Columns OF Daily Paper tell
you where it pays to advertise.
II you have anything 10 BUY, SELL,
TRADE OR RENT. Try these columns.
H Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisement taken for less than le~.
One line advertisements charged same
rate as two lines.
Prices given under classified heade in this
column applicable only % local advertise
above rates.
Answers to advertisements sent in care OF
the EAGLE offce should be called for within
ten days after insertion. When advertisers
wish replys forwarded 10 them stamped envel-
opes must be sent.
Reference to former advert;sen, nts should
give description and date OF Insertion or copy
OF the advertisement should be sent
Not responsible for advertisements given
or discontinued by Telephone
Classified advertisements will be Scents
FER line each insertion; average seven words
TO line, agate measurement
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
CENTRIFUGAL iNoor CASTING.

Successful Results 81 SVeataA EapeseDsnes-
The new method of consolidating
steel inxsts by susjscting the tssshly-
illed mold 10 pressure, developed by
centrifugal action, which was intro
duced some time ago at tho Nykreypa
iron works in Sweden, Is n very sue
oessful in.ovation. The apparatus con-
sists Of an upright shaft in the center
of cylindrical casting pit carrying .
frame of fsur arms. to zach of which n
srticulsted platform supporting, four
ingot molds. While the Shaft is at rost
the molds are upright and fned in tho
usual wav. but when IL is SEE In rapid
rotation they fly up into the horizontal
position and q pressure Ia the direction
Of the length Of the ingst Is dsseioped
column Of iquid metal in che mold
which drives the gases eat END pro-
duces q perfectly solid casting. Uni-
formisy Of cem poxitioa u alsa induced. n
on accoun. OF shs rapid esoiing lf1ui-
dation is prevented. Tbs prscess.
which has now be-n ia vao A6eut two
years, has been applied % both the Bee.
semes converter and to tho ppaashsarth
furnace. The ingsts are tree frsR
external defects aad the assS BY daess.
tive ends has been dtniD iahoo toeaS pss
cent, the metal being 50 eorEpsatnA -
bear rolling to finished esaA1sapD sitsS
filling, or the latter operaGSA sAA1 bs
performed while the taSas 10 asAusAay
in motion. There is . iatt4p. nodi6ea-
tion Of the spparatua in wEieA' shs re-
tatins table. being smAiisr'ia, ADsnsSer
than that previously aaspted. .osa be
driven AZ = higher speed-up to svs
hundred revolutisns per mhSta Thsrs
are eight p;voted mslds, each divided
by internal walls, 80 ~ TO give nine
small ingots. suitable fer wire btnsss
or thin sheets. By means Il . 1stral
annular funnel lined With sstsaesory
material. and provided <iah eight feed
ing speuts, or one for sesh GroSp OF
molds. the whole number OF seventy
two ingots is east by single pouring
from the ladls. which cestsins from
four to six tens Of steel sslphis
Record
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
-. rou,s Grain aud presuce.

ST. LOWS Nov. 2l.-rwheat hlaher; cash 5jItc
November s6ltc, December t61sc. January &C,
Nay 6,5sc. Sern higher. cash s,>ac. November Ssso
Bscen hs. s-Ac. year sSc, Hay ;S3sc. Oats higher.
rash 2,lpo2ec. November &c. December &, year
y1;sc, Nay 'vs4c, Pork quiet; jobblns SIS 00 Lard
enet ~ l27e. Lead quiet 81 20, SDelter nominal.
quiet: Iowa StaS2 Bran quiet. ejc. east track.
tlaxseed lower 81 Os. CornmeSi quiet. 81 TO- But
ter weak; creamery 2les24c, cheiCe dairy rs PC
Eges isasc Hay steady, timothy $40 pussfZ 90 prai-
RE s. sOca CO.
whest-Receipts sS0Ol. shipments s0fOa Cora
Receipts 95.t3G, shipments 9S.CSl oats-Reoeipts
J. lu. shipments 26Qu
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22

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, speciality.
Moles and Facial Blemishes removed
INCIDENT Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Mediciue Furnished in all cases.
Consultation Free, confidential and in.
vited.
Office open from O'Clock a. M, until Z
O'Clock p. M, Sunday until l:30 o'clock D.
m. :, Call at Office opposite Munson g.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
Kansas City Gre;r ana Produce.

KtNsAs CRY. Nov 2l- Wheat &c higher No 2
bard Seis05fc; SO red aS5etc Corn sc higher; No
2mixed 2G@2s.sc No white 2t1ea2Sc. Rye irm.
80 4'c. tlasseed weak. 9sag4c. Bran firm
tsd5c. hay stea v. timothy SIS Gas 80 pr- irie
e6 .osi o. Butter slow anu weak cteamsry 2G49i
eJ1Sc
yhest-Eeceip;s Is.eO0. shipments. l6,OM Corn
Receipts. 900 shipments. 20J1. Oats-Recelpts
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
Dr.. H. E. BENNETT,
126 n. Main st, Wichita, KS.

The Missouri Pacific Railway company
has placed in its train service the most ele-
CANT reclining chair cars that ever appear
ed In the equipment of any line west of the
Mississippi river. These cars now run
daily between Wichita and st. Louis and
Wichita and Denver. They are models of
beauty aud comfort. The chairs are spa
cious-easily adjusted and comfortable and
of the very latest design. Every car is
equipped with the celebrated Pintsch gas
light system whereby passengers can read
as we'll as by daylight; also doing ava
with the obnoxious odor emanating from
oil lamps. Cars ars heated by steam from
the engine thus affording an even temper
ature throughout the car AS well as avoid
ing the dangers experienced iu the Old car
stove system. Ii you contemplate going
east or west, try the Missouri Pacific rail-
way. st. Louis fast express leaves Wichita
daily at l:2o p. III. arrives in St. Louis at
1:15 next morning. Denver express leaves
Withita at 500 p. m. daily. los IT
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
Chicago Graia aud Prsduee

CHICAGO. Nov. 2l.-wheat: No 2cssh 6O,c, De-
Iember oit1.c, May t75sc, Corn: No , cash S6loc
November SIC. December s6hsc. 3Iay i0sc. Oats:
No, cash 27l1t29sac. November &C December = c;
ay S'Sc Pork, cash Si2 7he Is Co. January SIP 2,l
May s.. Lara. cash - a7tsas tu November
} -; January s. IS MAJ So. Short ribs: S. 2Sz
81. Shoulders 81 .5H3 o. short clear S. las S7ls
Sugar-cut loaf s. IS. gr2nualed g. A. standard 4
y 81. Butte. firm. creamery a925c. Dairy lsGsgc.
tcs- q n; strictly fresh 2lIsc.
Wheat-Receipts l.SJQN. shipments N(ss Corn
Receipts S49.uS1. shipments SSVu1 Oats Rcyeipts
b-s.0p shipments lSa1Q
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22

suntie--Do you and your lessons
hard?
Little Sephev-Sou1e 81 them Is: brih
spellin' and pronunciation Is ezsv.
They are"
"fes'm. All yos has % do Is 70 pro-
nounce words the wzT tk.y izn,
spelled. and spell en- fhe some ~a.
they isn't PronoUn need N--Sosa Sswa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22

tiecsut recilu,ns chair cars oH at rrsius aul
Pullman -leerers from w ichaa To Kansas City AMI
Chicago wffteHt change night tra;i4s> Tickets
sold and csgxsce caecked through TO All pon
Eogth south. east suG west. snd steamship Ickeis
sold Ia all Earoneaf points at lowest fatcs. City
t.cs-i office Itl Eas ,oaga- avenue, corlf-r Na.p
street. passenger sa son corner Douglas aal Aeaj
svenues. Telephone Is.
:. II. PHITIiPs. Ticket --as
ESo. SEBASTIAN. u !. A +. A, Chi@aso. IT.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22

( Deacon Hurst~d--y traded tbst'old
hos. he'd hast year of with fsquirs
;Keeler
Mr. Murray Hili-Did the sqzir>
know The horse was blipd2
Deacon Hurnsted--Cartainiys~ arter
he'd had him awhile. e.-Brookiyn Life
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
Ac,up Mothers

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children Teething. II
SCOT hes the child. softens the gums. sllays
all pain. cures wind colo, and Is the
best remedy for diarhoea- Twenty-Five
cents bottle. Used 10y millions Of
mothers ot4tf wi6i:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
New York Produce and Money.

-NtV and Wonov
INV YoHK. Nov. 81.
Cotton-Spot easy, middling uplands f-l6c. mid
Hing orleans 5-l6c. low Iniddln. 1Ssc.
Sugar Refined steady; Cut loaf , Site, powdered
} s94&c, srnRua led I h-l6a1s SIC.
Cohee-Hpot RIO quiet but Arm; No lsC.
Money en- cas-, easy closed offered at per cen:,
Prime paper <I5 per cent.
Exchange dull. sixty day bills at 81 s3Ipa4 ssh:
aensand at s55.G44 s1te.
Silver ccrtthCates .Ossic.
Ioa! sales OF stocks TODAY, as 100 shares
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22

Hall Portsf-I've hammered At thai
walked up.
Cierk-My grseioud And he's got 70
catch train. Knock aSths asKt room
on the lef; and ask the lady iss,de 10
pinch her baby-Cood News
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22

Your bark is awf ully rough" said
the oak-tree. Il don't think you need
talk" replied the oak ~ my bark WAS
as rough as yours. I'd never make re
marks about my neighbora Harper
Young People
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
~, Dfdss Bsrs oss.

Il hear. Nrs PaYvsns. that ycur sok
il great .tsdsE. an3 spends The nsost
o, his time over sa~ midnight OIL
There isn't . word Of ;rash sbost
that Oil. ma '~E. we have gas al sTsr
the house. znd Alfred has . whole
chan,icsssr ia h.ssr roszs- Oh. inaee4.
and the naughty Ganse tsss~s ber head
-Detroi. Frrs Press
The price 81 food varies &c grszs-
in European a. in Americas eati>N 40
eording 20 the Lozdon Times. p-irns
h>-f averages IA Vienna - e<nts =
pound. IN Prsgus IS essts. in Rome srd
Budap~., = esot-. "a ParEs - zsa ~
cents. in Lille - cents. fIosrin Ess6a-
,~.s sells FOR - eeHt.. foy r~ats ia
Paris. Frsskforf ard Fiocenee- ftsr 4.
eents "a gerlin: for - ce17s - f.ill-
Bread .n LIlls costs e. esssts Fssuzf
and ~ Eerlln 81 aenis> I,etatoes arS
rrdsr > csais = possnd Is az iss el,.~s
ereepi Rasub burg Zee Txaz~s frosa
e.-rts = pound "a Brrss@ls - 20 eents
elsewhrrt. IA tsrsss,ls eoTe~ .s as
fsosa fsse DsatcA eoiost~s fo~ 9ss cents
pound. while "a H<slls n sx B. eests
snt 10 Par.s ifoS&ssA - ecssa-Ssl,s.
Uo.s SEa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22

Piks-ons o. the leading politicians
Ia my district died Of paralysis re-
Gently.
Dyhe-WhAt caused N2
Pike-Hs saw two respectable esst-
zsos At . primary Puck.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
DIR. BENNETT.

Cures Piles. Fis-
tula, Fissure and
all diseases of the
fectum " j t h o mt
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
" cured in the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
Hog market steady. closing lower.
REPREskNTATIvE
wichita Produce Market.

Potatoes Colorado 15c. Eggs l6c. Butter
First creamery 25c. second creamery 2Qc. otheI
grader iz@lSc-
Chickens-hsns SC per pcuPd; roosters 2c tur-
keys 61<c dnCks full fsstherod SC, spring Chickess
gpounds snk over per dozen 81,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22

On Santa Fe Route on SUNDAY morning
Nov. 18th. Oklabonss and Ft Wor, ex-
press viii leave at Gas a. IN. instead OF 20
a. nj. as formerly The Enciewood ex-
press daily except Sunday will leave at
$40 a. m. lntesd OF 9.l0 a. M 6l5i tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

BOSTON. Nov. 2l.-Sapta Fs railways 1874
DALIlMoRE Nov. 2L-Cofee auiet. spot Rio No
E3c.
HEw ORLEANS New. '2l.-Cottor easy; middlinc
! ,-l6l. low Diddng 5-I6c. good diuary l3-isc