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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-20
Muslin Underwear! !

is the most attractive we have ever
held. Low prices, com5ined with high
quality and style. draw all classes of
buyers.
The large sales of the past few weeks
have closed out many H0es altogether.
and we are compelled to draw on the
new stock; but the prices viii be cut to
the level of Removal Safe.
This is good time to buy Underwear.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-20
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.

Semi-Annual Red Figure Sale at The
plymouth" Seventh street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-20
ChiIdren's Hosiery Bargains.

FTfty-cent Wire Worsfed School Hose,
now 25c. Chjjdren's Heavy Wool Bjcy-
Gle Hose. Soc nnJ 60c qualities, now CSC.
Great reductions on oil Chiidren'S Cot
ton. Lisis Thread and SIX Rosiery.
Do not fail to see the cuts we are max.
ing on Ladies and chiIdren'S
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-20

Semi-Annual Red Figure Sale at The
"Plymouth," Seventh street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-20

Our Combined Annual and RemoVuI
Sale of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
THE INSTINCT OF LOCALITY.

Men Possess II In Common with the Lower
Animals.
A cat carried enc hundred miles IN a
basket, dog taken. perhaps. Ave hum
dred miles by rail in few days nay
have found their way back 10 the start
ing point. So we have often hs.n told,
and no doubt the thing has happened.
We have been astonishe6 at the won,
derful intelligence displayed. Magic,
| should call it. Last week I heard OF .
captain who sailed from Aberdeen 70
Arbroath. He left behind him dog
which according TO the story had never
been in Arbroath. but when he arrived
there the dog was waiting on the
quay. l expected TO believe that
the dog had known dis masters
destination, and been able 10
inquire the way overland to Arbroath.
Truly marvellous, But really. it is time
to inquire more carefully as to what
these stories do mean; we must cease to
ascribe our intelligence TO animals. and
learn that it is we that often possess
their instinct.
A cat on farm win wander MANY
miles IN search OF prey and win, there
fore. be well acquainted with the coun-
try for miles round. 1t Is taken fifty
miles away. Again IL wanGers and
comes across bit of country it knew
before. What more natural than that
it should go to its old home Carrier
pigeons are taught "homing" by taking
them gradually longer fights from
home, so that they may learn the look
of the country. We can not always
discover that a dog actually was
acquainted with the route by which IL
wanders home, but it is quite absurd to
imagine. as most people at once do, that
it was a perfect stranger to the lay OF
the land. To find our way second
time over ground we have once trod is
scarcely intelligence; we can only call
it instinct, though the word does not IN
the least,explain the process. Two years
ago | first visited Douglas, in the Isle of
Man. | reached the station at II .. n.
| was guided to a house mile through
the town. I scarcely paid any atten-
ton to the route. yet next morning I
found my way by the same route 70 the
station, walking with my head bent.
deeply thinking all the time about
other things than the way. l have the
instinct of locality.
z Most people going into dark room
that they know are by muscular sense
guided exactly to the very spot they
wish: so people who have the instinct
of locality may wander over moor ex-
actly to the place they wish to reach,
without thinking of where they 60
There may be no mental exercise con
nected with this. | have known lady
of great intelligence who would lose
her way within half mile of the house
she had lived in forty years. This feel
ing about place belongs to that part of
us that we have in common with the
lower creatures. We need not postu-
late that the animals ever show signs
of possessing our intelligence: they pos
sess IN common with Us what is not in
telligence, but iustinet.-London Spec
tator.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

The butterfly r7lles the world Of
spring fashions Whatever e5er are
5auIty. airy. graceful AID irdescrio-
ahle are 81 once ku9svn q the butter
IT, Pretty msngiln Of pins flowers
and lace on hats aad ooansts N Ar
Engagements which remind one of
suttsrfsg i. motion spreading out and
~, are :tns graphically designated.
Plated sh5u3sier eapss. which are 81
%@Dfia.5y different from the jzfsotesi
cap~s. and which are siuEslIariT pretty
fea lures ~ ths new Jackets and cape,
are also thGs saossn- There are bat
-eray bows tyatt.rfsv SETS 81 flowers
Arsl butterfly ssCtssEneafs IA ever IA
stance THE design = particularly pr~sfv
snsl aes insptgv naIs@s- - : Te'4n res
at crest eer-issa - tlse aazn4tissf. %
t~scg9ige the -s-s-ssfiaEss.e s-sgse Ger
serzEss iel.s ~ te1e costumes Son - 3 r
esns fz-gln ~ M2T give ggsss sarz O.
TIE amvang fashiez4>
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

council. this curious old market APP
pears TO have no Damocles' sword
hanging over it. 0Fer one hundred
markets are enumerated IN that COM
mittee's report. but Pills Buildings
mart finds mo mention. And yet
II IS famous market in its
way. and can boast OF sixty years ex-
istenee. Its trade extends 10 Spain and
the cape. whittier It exports the rehaio-
itated coats and the pairs of dit
toes and 70 Scotland and France from
where If sometimes imports eonsign-
ments OF secondhand clothes for retail
ing.
The Hart family have been ap-
preached By the company promoter.
anxious 70 float the concern as
limited liability undertaking.
but they preferred TO continue TO run II
as their own pro perry The mart IS
open from eleven till SIX daily. and is
undoubtedly boon to the poor people
Of the east end, who. unless they could
get their clothes thus encaply, would
have TO adopt the fashion of the young
woman in the ballad, NIT nodings on ,"
Pail Mall Gazette
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
AN ESSAY ON j. CAESAR.
1t Contains Suggestions Of a Modern Eduea-


A boy in one of the Detroit prhlic
schools recently handed in this compost
ton on Julius Casa-.
Julius Cesar was a Roman citizen
he wash much at first, but he groSed
up with the country and after while he
punched the conventions and got elect
ed boss One Fourth of july or senle-
thing. Cesar went up TO the capitol TO
see about a bill A man met him on
the steps and told him 10 beware OF the
ides of March Cesar laughed "Hz. ia,
and told the man 10 depress the 'front.'
OF his westcot and went on into
the big joint Sometime afterwards
20 the 5. p. .. f. saloon. where lot OF
Roman senators, members and Office
seekers were leaning up against the
counter. Cesar offered TO pay for the
drinks. but nobody accepted his invita-
ton. and he dropped 70 the fact tina.
there was blood on :he moon. Then
somebodv said something bout his not
having paid MS ferriage when he crossed
the Rusicon. and butcher-knives began
firing through the atmosphere. Pretty
soon Csnsar sav Brut1s. his NEXT door
neigA Dor. coming a. him with stieker
and that paraiyzed him Is hat has 2,
rou. Brute he excls med. and AL
right down and IN few minutes the
patrol wagon drove up 70 the door.
.THs. the same. yod BET. CaeSar ~ss DO
s.ozch- Vale Juls-Detroit Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Ry Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. June 6.-CAfTLE-R eceiDts 3i1c;
shipments lH0- Market steaag, Texas steers
y dgSsi a. Texas cows = 25E3 ~ shipping steers
~ J0c5 ~. native - 25sGI l5 butchers stock
- 5S3 20 stockers ana feeders Is OUtgl a. bulls
and mixed s. 255s3 "A, HOGS-teceiats TI1 ship
rnents 70, Market a lGc lower. Bulk Of sales
81 25es6 IS. heavy St S54se s. packer e. 20d6 40
mixed 50 25t6 40. tights 81 31sG % workers S. 30
i5. pigs - UDa5 10. SHh EP- ceipts ndO, ship
ments lul Market steady. Nations 81 254si 50.
81. LOUIS June 6.-CATTLE- Receipt. f7go
shipments lIDS- Market easier. Butchers steers
s. 00a4 X; Texans generally DC lower; good fed
steers - 20, HOG~-hecei9ts sac shipments I50t
Market &c lower. Prices ranged s. ID6s6 TO- SHEEP
-ReceiDis s4g. shipments saa Market shade
lower. Natives 81 6j. exams 81 40
CHICAGO. June 6.-CATTL E-PeceIuts 1000
shipments SDl Market qiIi~t No extra steers.
best sold s. 6l5 40 others ~ 5@s4 s.; texans $ 10
as s., stockers B. - "a AZ. native cows 81 4gas 90
hcG>-tteCeipts &c shipments 41g. Quiet. Mixed
aud packers 81 t-sa6 - urine heavy and hutG her
weights 81 55s15 ~. lights g. S0GG "a. SHEEF-R--
DIS l-.DE. shipments 20. Market slow weaker
Natives 81 S5af Is Texans - elg5 To- westerns
g. St,95 A. Limbs s. 5A66 65
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

The Missouri! Pacific Railway company
has placed in It's train se.yics the most ei--
CANT reclining chair cars that ever appear
ed IN the equipment a any liu~ vest Of tbs
Nissiszsppf river These cafs bow fun
daily between Wichita aud A. Iauss sad
Wichita aud Denver. Tbsy are usosis.sAOf
beauty aud comfort. The chairs are spa
eious-easliy adjusted sad comfortable ADJ
u the VERY latest design Every csr -
equipped with the celebrated Flntseh gss
hight system zksrsby passengers oas read
As vel ~ ey daylight. also doiuE av =
with tie ohncTtoxis oder sfnankfins frosts
osi lEmps Cars are heated b5 steam trosn
the ias thus sfInrdsag 40 even tsID-F-
allure II rofiE boat he Car zs wei zFg.s-
log the dangers experienced iu thr old csr
stove System II Fo8 contemplate going
sast or wesg, Try the Aisseari Pseirr rail-
way - Louis fast expfsss l~srss y icblfss
daily az i1ess .. ia Arrives IN =. Loaas ~
- nez. morning Dsszsr express iesTss
is tAitA a. 30 .. N daily. 90 e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

The perplexIng question which j. every
day asked BY people VITO desire 10 goto
Chicago to attend the worlds fsir g..
w here sre We going to stay when we get
thereF This &. easily answered.. and II
you will go 10 the ticket agent OF ths Santa
Fe, Mr. w. ID. NnrdaciS. be will teli Yeii.
Arrangements have been msde for the
distribution by the Santa Fs company Of
a pamphlet entitled ~Houes for Visitor.
to the Worlds Fair" This - fsltsbls
pamphlet containing the names and al
crosses OF about 5000 families who uiif
furnish accommodation 10 visitors from
May ist 20 October gist. I-le TIE psmph-
let also containing sectional maps which
Will enable the Intending visitor 70 select
any quarter OF the city that be would PR
fer. Correspondence can then bsesrrsei
on definite arrangements made 80 that
when visitors arrive ia Chicago they esz
proceed at once 20 their quarters. Id Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

4 rzo -ss e41zbs q tEs art = sssas-
lsx 1910 FEz % &ssE STREET sh1zt : .
n ssa 1D<sa e<srr5saS ssEs. fEs eEt1zr
wzs c3sx<@zs - asesTfsss tAzt h Esa tses4
r. arst rlzz - - .eslts - csEtays 50
sssest rss- % Gkse&go "a tss Ssoggi<s
Sara : = rost<
We kave - to rus Tss sat@ Re 9
sssiI r. fss sd Ds4 Z ss<f ~ - 80
rssgf sad x = srw fr~ srss 80 szsSsSSa -
80 s~egz< ~ rss3ze8sG tss< uesi1+s f&sr
r.fs fysra ~ ssT s<szt. - ~ = p~T csSt-s
ssassk - fas rs-~ fressss s sekz - fsl+szxs
sass rrsaTss eesg - - &&sts Ess=1
sssss1 Ass- - sZsu<sssHx
IssiFe - tss ss@4 tasss ~z4ts = p
- - - seasl ssFs tsrsa aaesss
a . ss~Saz.s tf4.zs sesss@ $ -essts IS q -
a as aS5s ssh fsTraszs ~ i4lszs sss&
sfss rsstsa5N~ sEssf esf - kssf@a s+se-
5 s4s clsxas& ~ efhsf i-es ssti~Ts SIS $50
49, ssesN , zssaza ~ - 81 A&
- F4ss. Axt lS& 5 e&asz - = essf<
atsfs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
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No advertisement taken for less than 1ac.
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Prices given gn.jer classified heads in this
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Answers 10 advertisements sent in care %
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Reference 10 former advertise5sat nts should
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OF discontinued by telephone.
Classified advertisements viii be cents
per line each insertion; average seven words
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

The Earlier ire Better.-StllTfer-
Mr.. Won Biumer tells ne be has given
you new center piece tor vcGr dining
room table Mrs.. Wjnterhloom
Yes; II Is 3 bezctv suffer gezl-
lsntlyi--I nope shah have al earls
opportunity - >ee T. - BROOKLYN l-.f.
lie was a stranger n the ciry >lse
was driving kim ou5 Ft.-tpes street.
.iu>f - they reacted the tsP 90 the hlH
a converter IN enc II tLe mills Ay.gan
sending fcrih thousands 81 SPARKS
Look he erse5 What = thatsT
Thai she replies Why that :
one % those rcfor1ers 81 ygor.L Pitts
burgh DiSgatcll
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

The Great Rock Izssoa Isoaf. trzia
iezying v lchitA IS a. n. runs fss% ySsfi-
bile reciiaInz ehsfT czr. % Ia5cszo
~iftogs change Of esrs srFiyiag "a Eases.S
the fc3Io13ng morning ia tifze - eoEas,1
with al the prin&s ssl iiass foF tss ssss.
= sd n0Tts. Sleeping esg sccous ussessftsszs
can - secured agsoa Application - tts
Kcrk Leland tizkst ofias. sasss- Asis zsl
Dos -.xs FyT further lsiormsfioa wflts
OF essl O. r. iWfLIrs.
g r. sns = 3 & J. T. END = y =
dig u EsG g. ksu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
Cnic,rn t,rn,r AID Prnhn.n-

CHICAGO, June 6-Wheat-C asn-No , Spring
CAST tsS6 %ac June asS1sc. JAY 66laeG.4sc sep
TENDER Illsc. Corn No. cash Jsz4c. June s7s4c
july &Es 5-A4r. SepteU Der siJsc. oats. NJ cash
S-aS2i2.t June - s3ac Uiy ei7s .se ~epeiu ssr
2tsc fork cash SO 2ges2g @2Ie July 50 II Ssptsn-
her So 10 Lard cash s. IA - July So 0.ss
September Sio5sla. Shsr ribs g. .-1s s.is.
Shoulders SO oel8 IS Snort clear sl0 5itsssO 6.N
eugar-Cui loaf 611c; cranulated 57-I0 stand
ard A sc. Butter easier. creamery lSs IS1vc,
dairy ssls1sc. E-gs steady, stTCty fresh I5tsas ,e
Wheat hecelpt-. SlLtos shipments lTeGL Iorn
~Secelpts, G0.a1l; shipments. &SUG Oats-he-
csspe-. &lSe0g: shipments, ~ Goa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
Eaus,stttv Grain and pros,ca

KANSAS CITY. June e.-wheat excited No .
hard 90. No red 6zst:c. Corn Arm; No mixed
s'5pC. No. white S5C. Oats No. white J-axSz1pc.
Re- steady, No. , 56s5,1s-. tlax-eed weak So
5sIsc. Bran weak. 6ide2C sacked. Has steady:
timothy - tl6il0 o. prairie & 556as - bULter
steady. creamery HSl6c. dairy ISbt{c. E@gs
s-tter demand. active, strictly fresh / pas &c.
=" heat-kec~ipis. is.gUO; shir uleut-. I1.UtG Cora
Receipts. 1000; shipments. Z5.u01 Oets-Receipts
see. shipments ....
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
=, Ionfs CAN and Proan,s.

ST. LorIs. June 6.-wheat weak, cash 6l9sc. Juus
&c. July 6Ass6J5ec. August ..-.C, September
$40, Corn lowerscash a69ec. June &c july 55c.
ceptem Der Sic, Uats lower. ca~h 2sisc June &C,
july -'hsC- August &c September 2si.c- Pork
lower ~ % for jos lots Lard hover. 50 ST.. Rye
quiet No ? 55c bid regular. Bran lower. ~ east
crack sacked. Hay stead, prime to choice timO-
ray SIS b1cr "a 60 Butter quiet: choice creamery I.
ale, choce DAIRY !ecr Eegs steady, I2c. torn
meal 81 95y.2 o..
Wheat r eceipfs sg0. shipments 280. Corn
Receipts lac sO, shipments l0.ll OATS Receipts
44,gte shipments To-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

We have &C szss EoE SegnS tip fcufks.
ts~kess "a fsustso. "a essd9 5sTsaxs AL
Beaver AZ TIE Este q r. - fgs tks EssznsE
trip TEXTS good - rstzrN auT EEas
uEtl S1v. =. 10 Trzfn e,sse@ golcrs-
Dc short Lee leaves y sehisN e. 30 2. "a.
daily. Cal - ilt Sasts &ssa ssFSxs iEs
fsli lafcrsszs5sa
= = BtErEEET. E. d 2. a
Nlxsszrl psesfse ~ tEstt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
New YORK Produce and Mnner.

NEW YORK. June e
Money on call frmer, closed offered at 6 per
cent.
Prime paper 6sSs per cent.
SterIIrg exchange cas- .er: sixty-dar bills 81 s6lsa
St3., demand 81 sststs4 ssh.
IoIfse-Spot Rio duh; No. :. l7lsc.
Sugar-Rerned steady and fair demand Stand
ard A S-l6ss3sc. cut loaf 59ss5 LIS. graduated
53-I6a 5lac.
totton-ll6Ss5-l6c higher. Middl.ng uplands 75sc.
D,.ddling Orleans = SC
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

Potatoes-Coloradol o1Gal TO- Eggs lie. Butter
irst creamery BIC. second Creamery 9c, otEeI
grades DC.
Chickens-Hens s1sc Der pound i've weight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS. June 6.-Cotton firm. Low to
good middling Tllds 5-ltc good ordinary Is lGc
BALTIMORE. June o.-Cofee firm. kio and No Z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
EnE =
snEse.
I.ocslGrain ara FEED Market
wichita Produce Market

Wheat No. ?. sc. Corn SIC. Oat- &c. Baled
az was. Ground corn 15c. Corn and oats
liked 7jgSjc, Bran &C.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
wichita Horse Market.
wichita Mule Market,
... 10 reGl5o %

Wichita Breadstud Market
Flour-Best patent 81 50. second patent 81 So ex
ira fancy 81 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
DH. Il EMM-4 COEB.

fr,laIe~ raa tkfaiFsrs a ssascs = >rec.atry
i,ne Tor iaf ;ss ,ssyFfug raafss ensrn tl{ty urt-
,afe T. hei Il sfe3 Also Tsr aarcl.i homes pro-
,stsd Ipr ,aifGi wsses d<sls ri Letters 81 ifet-
y tol.rs.r.g q. ne answered itctI gts I:eaIe 81
a. Avenue. " iSlsgfa. kasss1ks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
DR.. BENNETT.

Cnre : Piles. ] j
tula, IlssUIe !
all diseases IF /!
IeCfun W j I b q ut
knife, lisature, CAP
tics or detention
from business
Cures GnaraD-
ieed. No money
TO lie paid until pa
tent Is cured.
Private IsiSeas
e. in both sexes
quickly and radIea.
-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
rnass ,his head r PEI IN. pes say.
MISCELLANEOUS


j complete AtfoEacys roekes tsaft tErsst ever
puhtshse. 10 eases address ihs Nfehltz kssis.
W IclIls. Ani.. q. "
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

FINANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
p.cei,ts Of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle, So: Hogs. 2S2.
shipments; Cattle. o; Hogs, $40.
WICHITA, JUNE 6.
Cattle market steady.

The quotations mere presented are 20 give the
shipper an i6ea OF the general range OF prices %
native shipping steers. good 20 extra--si -1eG' j"
artaf r. e 1aLt2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
REPRESENTATIVE SAIL

REPRESENTATIVES, SALES
The following the representative sales OF cat
tleat the yards today
. cows..-... 1850 2 IS 2 100 90
l heifer... -. so = 3 20 cows g. H.. "a ) p
- ] bull. IS
hogs.
Prices 80 to IS cents lower than Satur
Gay. Bulk of sales s.. 75@5.S5. Top 600,
closing weak.
REPREsESTlTIv SALES.
The following are the representative sal IS OF hogs
Of he -prIs sof4y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

TRAINS. ARRIVE LEAVE
NORTH AND EAST
No. An Kansas City EXp'ssi 75OAN
No 40 Chicago NeStibulet
Fast Express 11o5 N ITO AM
No As Missouri River Ex-
No KS ~ Ensiewood Expr'ss s$5PT s40PH
No AIS Local Freight...... POS N, p "
No 46S Freight. ....... 49,. II 50 \ N Stops
SOUTH AND WEST.
No 404 Ok lahoma City and
Fort Worth Express s0AM 80 IAN
No i07 Caldwell and Pan
Handle Express. ......... .sOAN 80 : VI
Ne 4si ori Worth. Gal
weston and Texas thro'gb
No. il5 Wichita Express. i56PM stops
No 457 Engiewood Accom- g95AM 9i0 AN
No. Al Ioca Freight. u05 \ II u % a N
No. i69 Freight. .....-.....- 20 F u
ST. LOUIS 4 SAN FRANCISCO R. R.
TRAINS. ARRIVE DEPARTS
No. ives. bound also to
Ellsworth daily ............5 20 e II - a m
No. 5 west bound also 20
Ellsworth daiIy............t3o MAS p m
No. east hound daily. 1888 m 10 3 y n
No. east bound daily. !050 pm.l0s5 n
MISSOURI PACIFIC HALFWAY.
TRAINS. ARRIVE DEPART
EAST.
Chicago 6 Kansas City ex.. $50 a. n. $50 4. d.
Prom Anthony
St Louis NAL & express. HsD a n lisp. m.
Kansas city Mall s TX, 5.45p. N. 9a5p. m.
ttroln Anthony & hiowa
Kansas City Nal < TX. - 7tpa. n 7a5am
TO Anthony hiowai
-. Louis Mail & Express i217 T. sop, II
Chicago < Kansas City tx. SEQ D n ef5p. m
Clo Anthony
Hutchinson & Geneseo. E0a E.
U-ecal Mixed
Hutchinson & Geueseo. ...- f45 :. n.
local Mixed
For full Information call at city ticket Office. IAN
Depo; corner seccqd and Wichita streets.
L. BLEcKLAT. Z aad T. -
TINE Table CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND Il PACIFIC
RAILWAY
f-tireet Rock island Ronfe~'
In eject. commencing nay 50.
TKAINs. Ai.lsL.E IE1vE
CONC NotyTa ASu EsSr
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

shortest time and on the most reasonable
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Female Ailments in ali forms, a. I.etl1
coIrhoea. Painful Periods, Suppress on;:
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quickly and permanently cured.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

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