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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21
CLOSING OUT SALE OF
MEMS PANTS.

We than 100 Tairs left of the regular LIS
Pants have for the benefit OF the working G TX
Read closing slaughter price V ~
Over 500 of good value former price 15o Trous
every pair warranted not TO rip kead this sc
closing slaughter price -
big of 150 pants three good styes investigate OC
closing slaughter price ~
great inducement is offered in line OF brown
all wool cheap at 30; will 90
der closing slaughter price AOo
Two me wool. the other equally desirable
but part regular former price $50; clos 40
slaughter price AsTO
splendid of grey hair line, price they we'll
al like hot cakes Closing slaughter cs
~'oO
An awful bargain that surprises everyone s the
frown a WOO diagonal Pant used bring So
they won't last long; closing slaughter prce.- i.so
All sas, an, ."a SEQ rn .s am, styles 200
$50 and =. grade. Of m P :sng,s nrs 225
You vii buy our % and $50 Pants Of which there
splendid styles; now we make closing y Oo
slaughter price wv
Former grades fancy and plain stripea o IN
duced now closing slaughter price. oco
All $50 and 800 and $50 styles 4oo
IL o closing slaughter NV
English w,rste and domestics; 100 $50
ands 500 Pant.; equal custom made go in = On
few select special swell Cbeviot and
Worsted made specially for s. 600
andS no. slaughter price
Special bargains black worstcd- corkecrew gnd
cisy from to G IN pair, = IN
closing slaughter price. ....-..........4.....
A few fine black trousers n On
Closing slaughter price
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

mtRs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-10
aoaapeatltd'e auttota aAaata- 8stt,tns, ae1oetae, 10. arlt 1898.

1T Ser piersebnte Tau BON 8rifenfpringen
un0 Der brittle inner5alb sipei @oden.
Wtc@ortbD's Sprung gttg 6ur9 einen
grOBeren &aum, tpie ser, irgenb @ines ietz
ner 8orgdnger. = 6unberte BON yteugteriz
gen periammelten iib am 4. Suit in ber
@lodcngteBeret BON Clinton $. Weneelp in
Nlbonp, 81. 9 INN bieGolumbiibe Treibeitsa
9lode 51 ieben unb ibre criten &ldnge gu
pernebmen. Inn Elm ltbr Na6mittagS
traf Na3ri6t bon G6icago, nit pelbem
9labe Die @icBerei in birefter telegra>
p6tl6er Gerbtnoung tanb, Elm, baB
NQes gum 8cginn bes 2dutenS fertig let.
3net Nrbeiter bielten einen 60pfinot9en
@IOdenfl0ppel, iuelcben 6err @beiter Menz
eelp %lettete, 10 oaB iebS S9ldge gegen ote
@lodc, Sic nit benz Wun6e nab obeu itan6,
fielen. Sic &lange tparen ttet unO melos
bil6, nrb alS iie iib oerbreiteten, iubelz
ten bic 8etitebenoen 1pie6er unb tpteber.
WeneelD iagt, baB Der @lodenton auBerz
or6entltcb moblfltn9en6 unb mdcbtig ietn
mer6e, Ser beute ~ge6raucbte &l0ppel man
II 60 gfun6 i6mer, pdbreno Der tpirfz
It6c @lodenflOppeI 800 Bfuno ptegen
miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-10

iotute BEN @erluft BON 22Ofi3ieren un6 1856
Mann unter ben fOlgenOen l1mitanben:
9as aus BEN S6tfen v@tctorta", Sam
%peroopn", vgliIe1, r0reabnaugbt1, vSnz
flertble", v@Outn9wooO", rBbaeton",
edinburgh, rSanspareil@L vGb9ar"
v&mpbton", v6earleB" un6 v8arbam" be-
ftebenoe @ei6paber fubr beute 8ormittag
gegen 10 ubr bon Beirut mach 3ripoIts ab.
&ur3 barauf bilbete bas @ei6pa6er cine
SrontLtnte unb gtng nit elmer @ei6tptn>
btgfeit bon ettpa a6t &nDten Sic Stunbe
%Dorpdrts. SIN elmer @ntfernun9 bon etpa
fttnf Wfetlen bonn Qlnferplobe auf Der 90be
BON SrtpoltS nur6e Na6mtttags 2 I1br 20
Winuten bas Signal ge9eben, 3pet 9lbz
%tbetlungen bintereinanoer (bie Getben iecbS
%&abeadngen auseinanber) 81 btIben. @tr
fubren in Dteier SteIung Dortpdrts bis 3
llbr % Wtnuten, no Der eriten Q6tbetIun9
BON Der v8tctoria" baS Signal, 16 Boints
nab 8adborb un6 Scr smetten Nbtbetlung
16 BotntS na5 SteuerbOrb gu tpenben, ges
geben tpurbe. .9a es meiner Weinung
na9 unmO8Ii6 tpar, bte S6pentung aus
Gortiesune auf Der z. Seite4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-10
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
252 & 254 OfsRanoolph.Str,
sUii9eH Srantltr. nnb Mtartet.5traBe

252 & 234 OfsRanoolpb.Stry
swii9sH Srantlius rnb Martet.StraBs
gbtcago, Sis.
empfiebIt neue Serbunge1t bon
9ted1ten boM. WtaatieS &Grimgem,
Medbtett iueItphGtiidlem Sdltttei,
8rGl11I 1tO. GerneIattputft, GaI1tnf,
Geinfter Irantfurter 9ratwnrit in 8Id1ien,
Marintrtert MeI, TOreAen, &adS,
Medbtet, fetniten Srabanter SaroeIen,
Wppctit=gtIo, &teIer Gprotten,
Sattb. 8o4=G6rim9e ntt, @ttldjner Sdrin9en,
STAN. &aoiar, 8ansleber=Yafteten,
StanS. SatotneS, 0bamptgnous,
@etro6tteten ocutidJem S~tetnpiIsen,
nnsartiGem Wplcn=Saprifa, @sobniautem,
Drar5; @rbicm, SIi1sm, &epcrn,
@edS,tem. s tipen5II, gSHam5iIe
Med)temt SSttnbeerIaft, &iutbeetefT9
Triid)e tn ctu8 utaG5ten Ginei. Sn9tper,
Ged)tett 2iebiS'S SIeti6ertr6ft,s
Me6)tent GDiitel. 1tt0 run. Sbee,
I~eititer NnniuasSbocOIaSe, &afnp,
Seinitem SaOa=, Wtoffas Mno 3ip=Safee,
MedJtcnt @tnstentbale Sd)uetSert6fe,
@Oatner= 1tnO Sarttteians&Gie,
Stmbnrger=, W1bnts ano &~atosSf6ie,
Sronta9e De Srie, SsuGmefort=Ssdle,
ytemdla tel=Se6fe, Sattsttbert=SS6i
9cntidJent sStnetlG) e,tatts, getroG: Sttnett.
Nrans. @a4I =1Hat:utea, setroG. 9tridbenr
NciSttebI GrbSnebI, &aftofT eIttebI
GrbSnuti, getrpG. SapSen=0ettltIe,
9eltptuet Ssis5 d. cit, Sp1rseln, Sd)atttb btten
GanariemIamcm, Senf= ttS Gapsfanen,
Wed)teut Barrier gd11Ipft1bGf
9eufid1et gpi1iv1oer1t, N~DHfraScrt.
Sentiden @%olsiGmbea, SoISPantoTeIn,
fopte one @rten bon @roceries
Henry ScFaOellkOpE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-10
Gro6britannten.

lm 6. SuLi fanb in Ser f0ntgLtcben Sea-
peQe bes ct. Sames@B alaites bie 5rauung
bes funfttgen Sbronerben BON @nglanb,
Ser3Og BON gorf, nit Ser Brtnseliin MarD
BON SeG, Der geipelenen 8raut ietnes perz
itOrbenen 8rubers, unter gldnsenben Seterz
ltbfetten itatt. Ser beuti3e &aiier par
babel burcb ben 8rtn3en 9ctnri6, Ser G3ar
bur6 BEN G5aremiti6 pertreten, Der auf Der
6ettureiie benz 8erltuer 9ofe einen 8eiucb
abitatten pirb. = Ser critic amtlicbe 8ertbt
bes Gontreabmtrals Marf6am nber BEN
l1ntergan8 bes Sbla9i6iffes 8tctoria lift
bonn 22. Stunt 6attrt. ST Iautet:
vWfit Dem t%iefiten 8e6auern melbe ib
ben gdn5licben gerluit Der r8tctorta" un6
ben unerieblt6en 8erluit bes Sbercomz
mGnbeurs, Gices2lbmiral Sir George GrDpu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-10

Ser f9redlicbe Sturm, Der am 9Onz
heritage, Ben 6. Sult, ietnen @nfang
IN Qutmbb fi6It9 bon @berotee @ountp
In Soma nabm unb ipGter BET Pomez
rob fein @ube fan6, fOrberte bierunbs
fiebate Meni9enIeben, tpenigitens f&nf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-01
MUSCLE BUILDING.

Edwin CheckIey Gives Athletes some
Sensible Advice.
To understand your own movements,
study the joints and how best to use
them. AS higher branch of physical
inquiry, strive to acquire a perfect CO.
ordination between mind and muscle,
and thus learn to contract and relax the
muscles by mere effort of the viii; do
this both in groups and separately.
Having gained this power, when you
wish to expend a little super1uous en-
ergy get into the country and have q
good run. Should the tyranny OF en-
vironment forbid that, then do the next
best thing, which is walking.
If you wish to acquire any physical
accomplishments, boxing, wrestling,
fencing, practice under some good
teacher. Swimming you can learn by
yourself, though not SO well on dry
land, or rather you ought to have
learned that in your early childhood.
Buy bicycle or horse if you think il
will pay for its keep. Or best of all. if
you are young enough, learn TO tumble.
After you have mastered that art you
can acquire all the others by merely
looking on at then; at least such has
been my experience.
To know how to do these things is all
very well in its way; like the beans OF
the late 4. Ward, they are cheerful
fruits if taken moderately. But If You
practice any of them with the idea OF
gaining health and strength thereby,
you will find, and, perhaps, when ii is
too late to mend matters, that you have
made a large mistake. Such IS not the
way to life, physically speaking. Use
judgment, and take this as your motto:
Good air and plenty Of it for the blood,
good food for the muscles and good
sense in using all your parts and be-
longings. Checkley, in Lippin-
colts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-01
Sly Rcven &c.

The spectacle of great men at play is
always delightful to us who only know
them in their serious moods. The artist
Turner was an interesting talker, and
was not only prodiRal of interesting in
formation, but of brilliant repertee.
He was once at dinner party at the
poet Campbell's, and spoke OF art in
such a way that his listeners believed
him to consider il superior to oil other
professions. After this the poet rose,
and. having alluded with mock gravity
to his friends skill in vanishing
painters As wei IS paintings" pro-
posed:
THE health of Mr.. Turner and the
worshipful company Of painters and
GLACIERS"
Then Turner rose, and with equal
solemuity expressed his sense Of the
honor he had received, made some good
humored illusions to ''blotters Of fools-
cap whose works were appropriately
bound IN cali" and concluded by pro-
posing in return:
The health Of Mr. Campbell and the
worshipful company Of Paper-stainers'"
Youths Companion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-01
DANCING SCHOOL.
RAILROAD THE T4BLES
TRAINS.
NORTH AND EAST.

ATCHIsoN, TOPEKA & SANTA FE RR.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-01

In with faille belt that ran up in a
high point IN front, fastened at the
waist. All around the neck was rufrie
of green gauze, and at the head and the
edge Of the rufae were small violets,
hanging closely and carelessly at will.
At the shoulders were small punches of
violets, and the sleeves were double
gauze rufdes-
That is an empire bodice, and here is
another empire couture. Gather your
hair, OF course, at the crown of your
head and arrange It in small puffs or
curls, and fasten it with 4 gold comb.
Before gathering it, however. you must
have parted it in front, and taken a
small portion of it right at the part,
and curled it IN a little cluster to drop
over your forehead, just in the center.
Then a considerable portion must have
been taken at each side, and curled into
small corkscrews, which hang straight
down each size of your face. 1t gives
very quaint effect and, once in hun
dred girls, pretty one. Try it.
EVA A SCHUBERT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-01

a great blossom, with the petals just
opening. The flower IS white beneath,
and on it the petals Of violet velvet lie,
each separate. standing apart just lit
tie, and turned over and in at the top
on the white decollete bodice beneath.
which is edged with gold gimp. Small
violet epaulets are attached to the shout
ders by velvet choux. Beautiful white
satin pulled sleeves are edged with
finest Merquise founcing OF mousseline
de sole.
OF course triple cape is worn with
it, and, Of course the capes and high
Medici collar are edged with sable.
The debutantes color has come TO be
pink. Not the delicate, faint tint. that
one might suppose she would fancy
but a glowing, vivid shade, one 20
match the deepest bushes that might
mantle her cheek at the first svovvsl Of
love. Perhaps she thinks the color viii
help TO disguise the bushes, bat I'm
afraid it will only serve TO bring them
out There's an aIlpink dress JUSTIN
ished for q debutante made Of rather
thin silk OF princesse cut At the feet are
two small pink rufles. and. above,
Grapings and knots Of mousseline de
sole: then the draperF starts at right
side and runs up across the front, stop
ping a. the waist on the left hip IL an
other knot
The corsage has sn overdrape of the
rousseline modestiy meeting IN front,
aud over tire head a beautiful white
dCaperv. r. her fsncftuL hides the shoul-
ders and top q the co-sage-
Dear. what lot Of skirts v7e shall
have 70 wear again II the hoop really
does land on our shores Our beauti-
ful g-ove-ftti2g garment and single
warm uaderskirt, with silken petUcoat
over, VIII soon be = thing q the past,
and we shall. no doubt, rustic about N
wonderfully large, stiF petticoats that
stand cut wei and have none q the
soft cling tina: has 50 en6ea7ed them
70 the human heart Even silk
skirts have been made fuller and more
expansive. 70 gradually accuston Us 70
the change.
Alacl, and alas. that we must again
bow LeaeAta Lns burden o. E.llGtudin-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-01
WARMTH OR FIGUREP
Loose Gloves, oyershces and Warm Tn.
derclothes vs.. Red Noses.

loose Gloves, Oyershces and Warm Tn.
derclothes VS.. Red Noses.
The woman who wears warm, loose
gloves, carries muff, and wears warm
overshoes in which her little squeezed
feet can not get cold, will keep warm
on cold days, and, what is more i'm
portant, will keep a nice complexion
and not have a red nose, unless she al
ways has one"
il was a fashionable woman who
made this positive statement and she
continued:
Il know you wonder why I do not
say understands, too. That is because
it is wiser for women, who in the even
ing are going to wear an evening
gown requiring the omission of almost
all underwear, to wear only very light
underwear above the waist at all times.
When they go out they can make up
the difference by wraps.
Below the waist it is different, and
the needed even temperature should
be maintained by good warm wool or
silk next the skin. Bat there are those
who think such wear makes them
bulky, and for those foolish folks there
is only red noses
IF you keep hands, feet, wrists and
knees warm the circulation will be
good, and you are going to be not only
fairly comforta BILE. but your skin will
keep clear and evenly colored, as it can
not do If the blood gets cold and slug
gish and refuses to move at all in the
nose and ears.
Now, which is better and more i'm
portant, nice clear winter skin, or a
figure less than a half inch more slen-
der than If you were warmly dressed?
If the figure is more important, there
are still knee muffiers. warm knit
things that fit over the knee as wrist
lets do over the wrists. and keep them
warm, and at the same time give sup
port that IS a comfort when the ground
is slippery."-N, y. Sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-01
BY Telegraph

KANSAS CITY. ten. 25.-t'ArTI E-ReceIpts 54G0
shipments Co., General market active. strong. cows
weak. liet re eutatiV' -Ales: DIR ssed beef and
shipping steers 50 IS 50 and heifers az SUe
{ I5 stocKers aud feeders . 55G3 g.. HOGS-he-
ceiDts 5O0 snipmentS3 o. Active and l06S loo Eheri
Ia choice, ommon steady to &c higher. All grades
Is 0la7 q; bulk 81 al 10. SHELF Receipts 800,
shipments none. More active, steady. Auttons
b 20 % u.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 25.-CATTLE - Receipts 47Oc
shipments 500. Market stronger. Fair 10 choire
nutve steers 3 a2 90 fed Texas steers - 30l4 10
HOGS-Eeceipts 300, shipments 10 a. Market hiEh-
En- Heavy 81 7l9S 10; mixed u 4US7 ~; light ! 20
Il, s., ShEEP-hecripts 1900 shipments none
slow. Sheep 90 OJSj ..
CHICAGO, teb. 2s- CATTLE-ReceIpts 500 ship
ments 2l0J. Active, steady. Heavy steers 81 500
80 light and medium 81 1905 o. Texans s. U@
I 20, stockers 50 O0q4 10, cows t2 00@4 % HOGS
Receipts IWO; shipments 1850. Ma ket lCc h CHER.
Mixed anu packers 81 S5d@S 10; prime heavy aud
butchers $ l58S 81; lign s. 506lI D.. sur EP--Rs-
ueipts $3.50, shipments llO0 Active, Nuttons 81 753
IS, lambs s. 5U06 50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-01

The average seashors hotel i seldom
= thing OF beauty. even IN midsummer.
when the busiiing human life about il
OF its architecture But the se4snor.
hotel IL January IS TIE most for50yn
and chiIl-provoking object this SIDE @:
the north pole Saow6rifts choke the
p:zzzas and huge icicles bristle FROM
the cares, and good share % the win
dogvs that are not boarded up are
broken A forgotten hammock, frozen
stiff hangs troza one rusty hook 4
couple Of csPs.zed rocking chairs guar1
the main doorway. Within-but Who
would dare eater9-Eo-to1 Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-01
The rhsnomsss Of Tatiza. .nd TIC
CAuass

CAusss-
Psychologists are agreed ia consid~r-
ing the human muscle "a a chemical
machine which consumes some fde' art
transforms the energy q con Jusiloas-
into muscular eu~rgr. ~ course. tHa
machine, in order 20 be a., % WORT
must receive some sort = stimulation
transmitted 70 it from tic motor CEN
ters through the nerves. and IL the cen
tral impulses are weakened By corr
tinusd strain. or II the fuel ~ the ma
chine itself - exhausted. fatigue 90
WEAKNESS 81 tho muscles follows
IL was interesting 90 ascertain which,
Of these Two cagNcs % exhaustion has
the greatest importance. or. a. least.
which Is fret felt. and ihis IS the sab
Jet - 9 new work bv The Italian
physioiozist. Angelo Moose. who -
ready known ~ this cuaut-v tcr "a
researches into the Temperature r ti.s
brain lie studied one a. sfhe af-npis.s
Enuscular movements. the head ~ q
the rnedian finger Provoked eifber ~
II act q the VII or hT AZ electric car-
rent, sad hs wss tfrscs ~ tts rsuzrs-
49, A-t%A- 49, 10 avg TX
fatlgue 10 beth cases WhetAer as
movements q the Singer - provoked
~ nervous force or ~ electricity.
fatigue IL prg1 seed En- both eases
with such t.zai.HrisT tAat q
rnusf be doe 70 . local casse. Hnf
chiefly depends upon sczrs change
prod aes3 by work ia 10 muscle !tss.t
WIZ continues 70 give 'h- orders. tut
The machine e no more abe % accom-
p.ish them. EITHER f9r want q fol o.
from having itsslf changed its cor1poss-
ton True 'h<+ We are al fsrsslia-
with nsu@rslzr rZkzustio1 whlrh TO-
lows E4eai2l oTerror< O. ov-rst-ain.
even when 10 muscular WORK hAs beeu
done i.ut Mosso Allows ina: "a sneA
c4ses \ direct s.iEaz;latlsa q the nerves
q tbe is1grr by electric currents s3so
fz.ls - pro~3-ss tks NOV. ss~nts. - that
s0rne esaazs usst have b~ea prgsiacrs
81 ths EaHf-iz as vel. probably hT TIE
rssisrnosg. prosincts - or~rworx Il tis
train, = alea ar carried ~ blood "a
Nc a-Zseie. za4 uzrZlTxs ia activity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-01
Tried to Please,

Little Dot-Namma, Nrs- Van Twill
Ter has two little bits II babies, an one
IS boz an one Is a girl
Mamma-Thcy are twin.
Little Dot after reflection Mrs Van
Twi.ler doesn't talk very good English,
an s'pose the 'Merican angels couldn't
understand witch kind she wanted -
Good News
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-01

$1,000 TO SEQ SorE G4S 70, D. h jaia.
son 70. 30. Eleventh ~, Richmond, "a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-01

Gus draperfes wen-nigh beyond our
control.
But there, we have once more allowed
ourselves TO drift into the forbidden
subject Let me divert you for mo-
ment with description Of a pretty
evening bodice that I saw but three
nights ago on brilliant golden-haired
beauty. It's delicate green tint looked
well upon the clear skin. Twas q SIM
pie bodice, gathered loosely and caught
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-01

Were the good qualities OF this mex
pensive soap more generally known, no
family would be willing 20 be without
it. 1t Is good for all purposes, render
ing white clothes very clean and white,
and excellent for AanneIs and g.n--
hams, never fading the colo-s; it is
likewise good for the hands. removing
ali roughness and making them soft
and smooth. 1t Is made Of SIX pounds
each OF salsoda and clean grease, and
three pounds Of stone lime. Dissolve
the salsoda and lime by boilning in four
gallons of water. When settled. turn
into brass or copper kettle. add the
grease and boil until it becomes soap
half an hour 20 one hour viii be sufi-
Gent Now turn 1t into a washtub
and when cold cut it into bars and lei
i dry.-Country Gentleman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-01

w ASTED-BUSINES MIN WHO AhE ~
w iced IL stvEcsIAP hcTs u accOui saLts . call
O. lie 1atC' ~ Accountants Gad SteEu~ pAeJA
bureau. BlElctl once 81 tie SoUthv rstufn bust-
Ltrs COLLEGE. NJ .1l.ia h.A- We usually hHNc
cur p uillt%jIOit 4i-t thoroughly competent boos-
kCepcIs SAU stsneA SFHSts, NllH btst-laBs ioisI-
elIr-- LsIp IirLL-Anu ire Of lAarhr. lIll 70
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-01
s Srrr-- AIrfhnd-

Briggs hear you are in training FOR
are ron doing?
GrigGs-I 90 shopping with ny fan
Gee twice q 7veek--Judge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-01
ST. LOUIS L SAN FRANCISCO R.R.
ARRIVE DEPARTS

\ khlNE DE "a KITS
) 20 a ms % a IN
{ 30 p m 4 s. p N
1899 a m 10 s. a m
.030 pmll035 p N
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-01
MiSCoaiidHeOHs.

VI A&TED-COAPE1E&T STESOGHAPHEkS
~ end buCAktegtTs VINO GcslIU positions, -
apply 81 The &ttioBal tCOuHtSLts aid Stsuos taph-
"a bureau, CHite Tor TIRE states VI i.sliz,. Colo
1860. .vur.tsa,l, ~ hsouIt sI0 a. tfC ,ODtl
WrtteI.4 EuslHsas telicEs, - lilJf haa- Oli' %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-01
NJ. l.ouis Grain and Produce.

ST. LOUIS Fen 2S--Whest. Cash 67I4c. options
higher March C1lqc, A pm. ts7sc, Corn cash SEC;
options higher ,pril IS. May sc oats firm.
Cash S2hpo. Nav a2%4-. I'VE rely STEADY. Flax
lower. 81 u. Batter egs.c. tho.,e G. ramery 24Qa
&c dairy s4Gzau. gEs lower. loo. Curnmet. weak
g. 20 Others unchanged,
Whear-ke,eipts. loo, shipments GOO. Corn
TeCetuts 1857 @. shil ments 2iJUJJ. Oats-lelelits
T,tUO; shipments u, 20.
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Elegant reclining chair cars on oil trains. AMI
Pullman seeuers from Wichita TO KHnsas City and
Chicago without change night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through to all points
north. south, east and west. and steamship tickets
sold To all European points at lowest rates. City
ticket ONCE 100 East uougas avenue corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues Telephone 1873
J. H. PHILLIPS. Ticket Agent
fNo. SEBASTIAN. G. 7. & p. A., Chicago. III.
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Kansas City Grain and Produce.

KANSAS CITY teb 2s.-Wheat demorsized. No
ar. 65se4, NJ, red 5000 Corn weak No. ?
miyed Sit.3l4r. M. bite S4S&IpC Oats very
weak. No mixed s9G2g1ec. No. > white 3 leaglc;
Eyr steady JlA..@52c. FLxseed steady. 81 tSbl 10.
Bran firm. b4I DC Buueg light demand. dun.
Creamery 2'S-7}ic: dairy itSl9c. Eggs active and
St. ady. ,.lt,.
heat hece!p's a2.OUC; shipments. eq.N0 Corn
Receipts, gUJ. shipments. lg,CUl Oats-Keceipts
2uu shI pmenis 1900.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Produce and Money.

NEW YORK, Feb. IS
Cofse-Spot Rio dull and nominal.
Sugar-liefiued quiet and stead. Standard A
Ssat lo-l6c, cut loaf 54S5 lite grsnnlsted $3.50
tlA-l6C
Cotton Quiet. Middllng uplsnds 9 3-l6c, mid
ding orleans ice.
Money on call hrmer, closed offered at Per
CehJ.
Prime uRper CO per cont
Exchange quiet. SiXty-dRy bills 81 $50; demand
81 $50
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rppr-ceaented M..sp.,.

Prunella-Leander Smith is the
meanest fellow ever heard %.
PrisciIla--Why do you think so7
Prunells-He saved my life, and then
didn't ask me 70 marry him.-Truth.
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WICHITA AND WESTERN.
?IMBrR CULTURE FINAL PROOF.
Notice For Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.


UNITED STATES hand UFFTCF.
LARNED, Kan, Feb %, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that John J Becker
has filed notice of intention to make final
proof before the clerk of the district court CT
Kan, on Saturday, the Sih day Of April, 1893,
Oh timber culture application No. il g. 70" the
lot Of section No. rs in township No, % S,
range No. tonel W. He names as witnesses
Jack Malone, John Foster, William Burns,
f. NJ, Doffiemyre, all of Maize. Kan.
dSS st ii. Z. WoLCOTT, Register.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

The following are the representative sales Of cat
Heat the yards today
nrrs II