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CROOK rss. 4. n.
Lowenthni, the Educated shoprfter, Cs-rnt
Stealing spoons.

Stehhnk brnonr.
Frank Lowenthai. notorious shoplifter and
receiver OF stolen goods, who IL vsriously
known In police annals as sheeny Irving. Au-
gust w. Erwin. Ike Lowenthal. and The
Professor" was before Justice Burke in
the Yorkville Police Court yesterday on
a charge OF shopliftinR. He said this time
that he was William Irving. IS years old.
jeweller living at Clinton place and Mac
dougal street He has been living at
this address for three days About @ O'Clock
on saturday evening Lowenthal went into the
dry goods store OF BloominGdale Bros. at Third
avenue ana Fifty ninth street. whore he was
recognized by George oestreicher. the special
detective ofthe firm. Oestreicher followed him
about the shop till no saw him steal Ave solid
silver souvenir spoons, valued at So Hethe
L2wenthal begged Superintendent Schwab
orBloominGdnlc Bros. not to prosecute him.
have had enough OF prisons" he pleaded.
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TIE COWS WENT MAD.
Now Farmer Powell II Almost sure He,
Too. WIN Have HydroPhobia.

BRIDGEPORT. July "A month ago mad
dog appeared In the village OF Easton. and be-
fore 1t disappeared a dozen COWS had been at
tackled AMI bitten. A farmer named John
ten. Early last week one of the cows died
from hydrophobia, Six Of the other animals
The attacks wore violent. IN each instance
the animals became wild. and dashed against
buildings apd high stone fences.
Powell who is a sturdy farmer. did not fear
the bite OF the animal Mt first but the death OF
the COWS has intensified a suspicion In his
he will be attack cd soon. II has preyed upon
his mind to such an extent that he 10 nearly
years old and does not realize the danger His
parents have kept the facts In the case from
him, Powell and Case will undergo the Pasteur
treatment at once.
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IMPLICATED BIZ A THIEF.
Waterman Rudoipho COnsigns HIS Piunder
10 ~ Long Branch Young Woman.

TO ~ long Brnuch Young Woman.
Oscar Willgerodt. a dealer in cloaks. an
tiques, and jewels at 343 Sixth avenue. has
been missing articles from his store for somo
weeks past Having occasion to suspect Al
phonso Rudolpho. his night Waterman, Mr..
Wigsrodt asked the police to watch him.
Detectives brennan and Quinlan OF the West
Twentieth street station saw him go on Sat.
and leave " box there.
They opened tho box. which was addressed
box they found a photograph OF Rudolpho and
quantity Of silk and jewelry. tndolpho was
yesterday. There he was held In 81, 900 bail
Tor trial. He made no explanation. The no.
lice refuse to tel! the name Of tho girl to whom
good character. and 1t Is not believed that she
had any completely in the thefts.
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"MOTHERS'
FRIEND''
MAKES Child Birth EASY,

Colvin, La, Doc. q, ls96.-My wife used
MOTHERS FRIEND beforo hor third
confinement, and says sho would not Be
without II for hundreds OF dollars.
DOCK MILL0s
SAINT BY express on receipt OF price, 81 10 per BE-
ia Book "To hothers mailed free.
sRADSikLD REoULATok CO..
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A Child Falls or = Roof

Five-year-oldA Annie Gray, while playing tag
with q number OF other children ON the roof Of
her home 420 East Twentieth street, fell into
tho rear yard. fracturinR her skull She was
tax on to Bellevue Hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-03
QUINCY NOT TO RUN,
And the Gossip Is That George Fred WILL
Hams IL Willing TO he Governor.

H"HiH ~ "TH1uE W "e OoNeT"UT'
BosToN. July 2.-It looks as though ex-Con-
gresham George Fred Williams, will be the
Democratic candidate for Governor this fall.
A conference Of party leaders was held last
week and among those present were Gov. Rus
sell. Mayor Matthews. Mr. Williams and Col
Coveney, Assistant Secretary OF state Quincy
stay where he is. Mayor Matthews has no do
sire to be Governor next year. Mr. Williams
was looked upon as the right man. and there
is every likelihood that lie will head the Demo-
cratic State ticket no matter whom the Re
publicans put forward.
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Archbishop Corrigan Glad DR.. Mcaiynn 10
BACK In the Fold.

ROCHESTER,. July 2.-ArchbishoD Corrigan
arrived in this city yesterday to remain until
after the celebration OF the silver jubilee OF
Bishon MciJuaid on July IL. To reporter the
Archbishop said to-day that he did not care to
say anything about the case OF the Rev Dr.
McClynn except that he was glad that DIR.
McGiynn had made his peace with Rome
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NEW DooR ron GRACE cHUnoa.
A lEenerisi or Charles oriswoia Lsnso- 10
be Added 20 the Others.

Another beautiful memorial IL about to be
added to the many in Grace Church This
new decoration will take the form Of a door. to
be set In q carved doorway The family Of the
late Charles Griswod Jandon. long o warden
OF the parish. will erect II In his memory Mr..
Landon died about two months ago
When tho Landon door has been placed In
position. each entrance to Grace Church will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-03
The bridge Collapsed and Two Were
Drowned.

Troy. July "A foot bridge over the canal at
Cohoes collapsed at l :15 o'clock Sunday morn
ing while William Fryer. John Whitaker. and
two companlons were crossing. Fryer and
Whittake or were drowned. Their bodies were
raonyarad to-day
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A Missouri Bank Closes.

WEBB CRY. Mo-. July 2.-The Exchange
Bank OF this city. Incorporated. capital $50 600
D. Newman OF Joslin for the benefit OF cred
itors The deposits are 100000. { Liabilitis
not yet ascertalned. y
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Average on July 2. 1899

Average on July 2 1876:
wAsnISGToS MONDAY
For New England. on Monday generally fair weather;
southwesteriy winds; warmer In eastern portion
For HsV York soutAsessry inds; IN
sOAsrn portion thunder ar,Iikoy duf'S he
ajraneoa srrsms M0JIhsrn porfiDL
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Socialist. In Convention.

CHICAGO. July 2.-Tho eighth Convention OF
the Socialist Labor party OF the United States
was begun in Rochester Hall to-day. Dele
gates from various parts OF the United States
were present to take part In the opening meet
ing.
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CHICAGO July 2-tspsoiaLl- vistors desiring TO en-
10y the illumination OF the grounds ut night can do
from the Park Gate Hotel situated Immediately Acros.
the street from tue main entrance corner SD and
stony Island Az. Jackson Park: Being rnn on the
ward makes It the choicest OF locations All outside
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-03
The Weather.

Tho thermometer at Psrry's pharmacy in THE SUE
buldng the temE Yesterday tolIowa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-03

whether on pleasure bent business take on every
trip bottle syrup figs 10 acts most pleasantly
and enectuAlly sn The Kidney liver and bowels pLs.
ness For salo In Zoe and 81 bottles by AL leading
dTuggints Manufactured by the California rig syIup
Co. ony.-Ads.
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The Census Superintendent TO Come TO New
York and Eater Business.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Robert p Porter. su-
perintendent Of Census, has resigned. to take
effect i'm IN ediately. Mr.. Porter recently COM
pleted business arrangements with u New
York enterprise which demands his early at
tention. Tho bureau viii hereafter be In
charge OF Chief Clerk Wnrdle:
In case she president should sppaint a sue
promotion are said TO be good. Elk Representa-
tive Wilcox OF Connecticut. Chairman ot the
Census Committee OF the last House. Is also
mentioned for tho place.
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They End this way

the names of most so-called
washing compounds, And it
isn't an accident, either. It's
to make them sound something
like Pearline. That Is the
original washing compound
the first and in every way the
best. These limitations are thus
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( | N T

named in the hope of confusing youth the hope that you'll
mistake them for Pearline. For people, that ought
be enough 1t ought convince them that the article
inflated copied lookedup is the that the best
your grocer sends you imitaonbe honestsend
back--demand Pearline. as JAMES PYLE. New York..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26

INOS : L. uk x sNT-fNCft DusiB Etf4 fttN
y fasnls IA sc3-wtcE co'la.ss Ta--o-e.esi Etfe-'
A&sCu So none alk E.loley gra.S.- 1.lCT7 PSI.
1e.Eus suIt csI- ee given - taesa Wassi e. s4l.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26
Mortgages Sale.

City property in Wichita, Edo
RADIO, Kingman, Hutchinson and
Lyons. Improved farms and va
cant lands.
Perfect title has been acquired
to these properties by the mort
gage holders, who now offer them
for sale at very low prices and on
easy terms of payment.
JOE FL. LINDSEY, Agt.
S. W. Cor. Market and Douglas,
up stairs. d57
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26

shaded the light upon 1t with the air OF
connoisseur. you can't pick up 8
prize like that every day. just look at
that amber mouthpiece; clear as crys-
tai, and without flaw It's the gem
uine stuff and comes from Norway.
And, say. it draws like thousand dol
lar check. l think l will give il good
start on color and let dad finish it for
me. He can do it quicker than l; he'd
rather smoke than eat
And then he called in some Of his boy
chums, and together they handled it
and pulled on it and gloated over its
beauties. After supper the young gen
tleman who thinks he knows it all, and
who has daily spats with his parents
because he doesn't approve of their
manner in running the house, filed MS
pipe and proceeded to give it a primary
tinge of color.
1t was amusing to watch him. He is
tall, possessed, devil-may-care
sort of fellow. and he handled his
meerschaum with grace and abandon.
He pulled until he had good head of
steam on, then he blew a mouthful OF
smoke. and another, and yet another
over the bowl and in and around the
interstices of the carved work.
THAT helps to color it." he said And
the family smiled to itself
That evening he slept with the pipe
under his pillow.
Nobody knows how many times that
pipe fitted through his thoughts and
dreams, but about two g. m every
body in the house was awakened BY a
heavy fall, followed by most unearth-
ly yell.
Good gracious. what's the natter"
yelled the father as he rushed for the
room whence the sounds had come.
"Ill be blest if l know" said the
hopeful, for he was the cause Of all the
commotion.
whats this?" shouted his mother,
as she lit the gas, and pointed to the
pillow on the bed. "As l live, it's on
fire"
Sure enough it was. The pipe was
the cause of it all The boy, with his
customary carelessness, had neglected
to entirely empty the bowl, and had
left some burning tobacco at the bot
tom. This had rolled out and set
fire to the pillow. The fire had
eaten its way through, and had
burned big blister on his right cheek
before his fall from the bed in an I'M
conscious effort to escape it, and his
subsequent yell had revealed the state
of things to himself and the gaping
family.
The father is easy-going and puts up
with great deal from his young hope
full; but this was more than even his
nature could stand.
"Give me that pipe" he ordered, in
tones that admitted of neither remon-
STRANGE nor refusal. ct will never set
this house on fire again" and he took
It with him to the basement, where he
smashed it into a thousand pieces with
a Ratchet.
The young man swears by all that's
good and great that he'll get even in
some way, even if he has to take the
price of the pipe out of his board.-De-
troit Free Press.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 25.-rATTLE-ReceIpts 5505
shipments 50L Market quiet. Good steers and
cows steady, others we X and lower. feeders higher
Dressed beef and sh piping steers s. taJ 25. ows,
ana heiter g WB5 % stockers and feeders % ZitG
4 -. HuGS-kevelpts SlUU, shipments 500. Market
quiet 20 luwer closing weak. All grades g 50s.7
bulk, - 30st7 a.. SHELP-EeccipJ- ZUU shipments
go. Market dull. weak, Representative sales; Nut
tons, 8 p.
IT. LOUIS Jan. s5-CATTIE - Receipts 26lo,
shipments il09. Market strong. Natives steers
2Ueg5 % Texas steers 81 lu@4 .; COWS Il sJa2 40
HoG~-Leceipts 800 shipments ZOO. Mar
ket steady. Heavy 81 5Ge7 IS! pack ug
s. 20a7 Light s. a. 50. SHthP-Rrceipts so.
shipments none Market steady Fair 10 good
natives s. 600 TO- mutlOIs g 00e5 20.
CHICAGO, Jan. IS - CATTLE--Becerpts l5G0O ship
nents 3lOl Market steHoy TO sjron: on best
others tTihe lower. Steers 81 0 O. 9; stOCA ers
g. 25@5 IS. Gamers 81 s50es 81. cows s. :, 70
HoGS-hec"ipls sou shpm-nts 200 Market
slow, closing lower, Mixed 81 s5a1 ~; heavy - 1a6
a. iigntS 5597 5216 ~H Up ecejpr~ sou ship
men's 20, Market fairly active and steady Nut
tons 81 ZOOS %, lambs - 0JGG o.
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SHE DID ALL THAT SHE COULD.
But There Was One Thing She Had to
Leave for Him TO Do.

But There Was One Thing She Had to
Leave for Him TO Do.
''If," he murmured, as he gazed up
into her eyes they were sitting on the
front steps)-"if / had only little
more money to count on" Then he
stopped.
what would you do?' she asked.
Deem her not bold, gentle reader The
summer, she felt was over; soon the
cold winds would put stop to these
front-step sentimentals, No fellow ever
would propose in the winter time with
pa and ma in the sitting-room listening
to everything, and she felt she must jog
him little
He turned little pale and asked IL
her pa was dealing at the same grocery
as last year.
YES, he is; what would you do?"
IL would have home of my own.
l would, there!" This seemed like bus
mess.
How much have you got2" she said,
and her voice sounded firm.
Fifteen dollars a week" He hung
his head.
no" MuCh no you y iNO VEGA nOW
for your room2"
Five dollars"
stuff; we can get a room plenty
good enough for both of us and pan
try to cook in for that. How much do
your meals cost?''
Five dollars a week.
"Pooh, we can both live for that,
cooking at home. What do you do with
the other five dollars?"
We'll. IL smoke, you know"
well, you can quit that right off
anyhow; you don't spend Ave dollars a
week on smoking"
NO; oh, no. OF course there are ex-
penses; other fellows ana such"
well, you can stop those, too What
else?"
Il try to save little"
That is talking. How much have
you saved2"
Eleven dollars and a half"
That's plenty for the minister and
moving and something TO spare for a
necktie or something for you to stand
up in. WellP"
We'll, Nsry7"
GO ahead; I cant DO everything.
you know. You've got 70 ask me7"-
Washington Star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26
PGRAlYZEO WITH FEAR.
A Fireman who Could Not Move Whom
In Extreme Danger.

a Fireman Who Could Not Move Whom
In Extreme Danger.
'Tt is not often that an engineer STAYS
on his seat in the face of collision if
he has chance to jump" said an old
railroad man. when he doesn't Jump
it's because he hasn't time remember
ally frozen to his seat. | was on the
engine at the time. See these gray
hairs?" and he pushed back his hat. ~
got them all in about two minutes. 1t
happened on the Indianapolis division
of the Pennsylvania lines. l was in
charge of the fast mail train, No. Z, and
Charley Mason, as good an engineer
as ever took hold OF a throttle,
was hauling US No. is a fast
train anyhow, but that night we
were late out Of Columbus and tell
Won VIC were splitting the wind. Hav-
ing nothing else to do, ! climbed over
TO the engineer and asked Charley TO
let me run her awhile, and he pushed
over to give me room. Everything
went as lovely as May day dance IN
til we started down the hill. Suddenly
a red light showed up ahead of US on
the track. The awfulness of that min
ute can never describe. We are gone,
Charley yelled 20 the engineer be-
hind me. There's a fat car ahead of
US on the track. See that red light?"
Charley saw il and started to get
down. / yelled TO him not to do it;
that we might escape death, but II we
jumped from that engine, running at
least eighty miles an hour, we would be
killed sure. | shut off the steam,
and. throwing OF the air. be-
gan plugging her. The wheels
reversed. but she rode over
the sand as If there was none on the
track Charley chung to me with wide
staring eyes, and honestly believe he
was praying Nearer, nearer we
rushed to that fatal Highland dashed
past IT, Soon we were stopped. and I
called the fireman to 60 back with me.
and ascertain what IL was. He could
not move. and when pulled him from
his seat he was as stiff as poker. and
1t was several seconds before he could
utter a sound. The poor fellow was
paralvzed with fear, and IL was long
time before ne recovered What was
the red light doing there? A fool
had come up TO flag train following
us and left his red light near the rails
When I met him I never felt 50 much
like numbering E man IN my life In
dianapOlis News
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26

William Barnie, the well-known man
a-er Of Baltimore. has been signed as
manager % the Louisville club for NEXT
season. Catcher Fred Lake, late with
Milwaukee and Kansas City, hss signed
a contract 10 play with che Boston
league team for 1888. Manager Wat
{-ins. 81 the s. Louis Browns, has
signed Arthur GARRISON, brother Of The
Boston pitcher. for Won der Ahe's team
next rear. Joe Quinn viii also !es~e
Boston for St Louis, where ne viii play
secoud base and captain the team
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26
THE BOYS msERscHAUM.

He Took 1t TO Bed with Him and Then
sent IA Loud Alarm
The eighteen-year-old lord Of the
mansion came home the other dav from
work, his face all sgl3w with health.
happiness and expectation He had
wen pipe on q bet. he explained;
pure meerschaurl IL was, with one SIDE
carved into q hunting scene Il cost
six dollars, il did. and be was going to
color il after the most approved fash
ion,
81 tall nau what" Ia said "A M
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26
Dick BurEe Has an OFFER.

Dick Burge. the English light weight
champion ppyiisst. has Just received sn
offer from 4 prominent New York
sporting man as representative Of the
new club which IS about TO be organ
lied. The offer Is OF a purse Of tio, 90
to fight Austin Gibbons. or si2,S0o 70
fight Billy Nyer. Burre. who has i-iss
returned from Montreal. has sent
answer that be viii entertain DO prop
ositions 10 meet cny other man but
McAulIfTe until the American champion
positively refuses 70 make match
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26

The bicycle skate s. being r-ed IN
Brooklyn with very fast resul.s It
consists 81 Ia ordinary bicycle VITA
skate runner hzesl - tha fryrna sshesl.
Pro- Murphy has made TIE FztraoF-
dsuarily rapid tlne n 1-zs In q F1iseou Is.
lie attained terrific sFeed t,ctyre going
10 var.s. and ~ to- cad . bali lssl.s
the stop watches Registered - seconds.
At tbe nile post they showod 3 as5r.ot<
ard - seconds. beating sl4re1or1a ~
z sa-ou1s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26
The following are the Commemorative sales Of hogs
Wichita froauce Market.

Wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA. Jan. IS.
FIOUR-Hirhest patent. 81 80 second patent,
"a: EXTRA fancy 81 g.
BET LEK--rirst creamery, e3C; other grades 2U8
&c.
EGGS-.6G2Oc.
POULTRY boosters. 81 s6st2 % per dozeu or SC
rer pound; hens, - 00G2 50 per dozen or &C per
Touua; spring chickens, 81 15@2 81 per dozen or 94c
per pound; turkeys, i8sc per pound. DUCEs-teaIi
a Is; m8larC, s. IS per dozen. HouC geese &c per
pound.
POTATOES-Chcice,6 50T5c per pushed
APPLIES y8To per barrel.
Goa tam Iscite 4 81 50; Canon CITY, IS o.; Weir
City 81 so FrClt mac. s. 81 FlttsDurg, a. 90 I'LL
Uois, So GU; 9iCA iesteT s. W.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26

Capt Comiai1ey ard iaceed al tAs
big r4ra 81 baA@b4I aye opp5a-d %
changing tie rules IS has Fiu - 80
good, - b aisle --iE p1tt.rz t.e pitches
back ffteeu 81 IL they want hIzn "a
pay sec5ul az.e. t,g7 3 a.tle frr1F
hat.sng can ae vafaesl ~ -eaoviny -
box ave fcrt h1sk - isz Frrssz.t .r>s-
tim. TIA. IS r. eaeurt Ar ezsfoTas-
n8ert = b sg--aent r-4i~a IS AL ia; u
NEEDED i1 .-1s- base running better
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26

Il want this tooth pulled Iean't
stand this any longer" But my dear
sir. I am no. 4 dentist" What in
thunder are your Il am An occulist
! attend 20 The eyes, not the teeth"
Well, that's al right Go 20 work
This Is an eye-tooth that's bothering
ms 1"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26

Kansas city Produce.

Kansas city Produce.
KANSAS CRY Jan IS
tlCUR-I nchAUEed. Patents q StaZ - extra
iancy 81 As2 81 fancy g t5s- - choice al % ~ J1
NAN 81 7aE2 IU y"
WHALING red. 7Ga7Ic.
0OhN-No- mixed Gllsr.
NAlS-NO . III. Xss. 2sDo1eIyc,
tNt-No. g t5C.
BitAN--.Ss So
- Ash a. 81 u al o. on basis or pure.
~ lLtl.-Clesmery GiG5-9c, DAIRY Fen
a~Leh-s steady. Young America Ioo. Kansas,
AAY-sseady. Timothy y 5ol7 Il. prairie s. s5s
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No ApynRTksENESTS TAXKN TO Run IN
I'll. FpRB-nuEFt
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Answers 10 80 vert Se1rents ssnt IN rare OF ths
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HSaTdsd b them Stamped envelopes IasisL be sent.
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continued by telephone.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
DR.. BENNETT,

tut Cure s Piles,
all a, Fissure and
recdiseases of the
kp tum w i t Ii o IL t
ii ife, ligature, caus
+ cs or detention
rom business.
Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
to be paid until pa
tient is cured.
Private Diseas-
eS in both sexes
quickly and radical
lv nnrSJ in tba
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26
wichita Grain Market.


WICHITA. Jan. 25
Following arc the closing quotations:
GRAlN-t al lots track
WHEAT-5ZC.
CORN-Yeiluw, CSC.
OATS-l2C:
HAY-Isled, - OOgl 20 per ton; loose. e. uo65 90
GROUND COZ. y Chopin car lots, Toe per lU
pounds; corn and oats. SIC per lUJ pounds; bran
aECkSd. toe per 100 pounds.
FLAASLElJ-GJsI Uc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26
REPpEsENTATIvE SALES.
The following are the representative sales Of cat


Hogs were shade lower today, tops be-
ing az cents of from yesterday. Bulk
steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26

,TlsCRut recIU'G- chair cars ~ al trai7s AMI
Pullman siespsCs froin Wichita Kansas City ana
I hiCage witBevt change or isLht trains. licked.
Slid aua hsagsce checked throgch 20 all points
north south. east and west. bIG steamship iiCksts
Sod 70 al EaTcp1sn fciat- ~ lowest rates. City
ackeE on &c fa Fast neBc avenue corner Ma :
street. passenger station corner Douglas and As4A
sveuaeS. Telephone 20
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