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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-01

toute la longueur de sa chafne ct
Florence Wit une severite courtoise
succeder chez lui aux Gpanchements
dies premiers jours; ellie s'apereut
%Iu'un. barriere etait mise entire ellie
ct Mile de Rumbrye.
CONNIE ellie await toutes les har-
diesses, ellie ALA au-devant dune eX-
plication on ellie depensa DIES trGsors
q Gloquenee ca pure perte.
lie temps etait loin OH ellie await
ecrit au capitaine Lefebvre cette
lettre dictee par la nature. Ellie etait
marquise, les insanites revolution
naires n'etaient plus a la mode ;
auiourd'hui, il lui fallait garder sa
position, ellie Sc contint.
Mais c'etait bien toujours la meme
femme, car vaincue CONNIE ellie l'etalt
ellie Jura que personne autre que son
fills n'aurait la fortune d'Helene.
NOrs savons Gu'elle trayaillait a
tenir ses progresses.
Tant que les emigrGs resterent a
Londres, ellie s'efforca sans success,
mails sans Encouragement de regagner
lie terrain, perdu pour t%oujours quand
vint la restauration de la branche
aimee de Bourbon ct que la famille
de Rumbrye rentra en- France, ellie
Sc mela hypocritement at courant de
belle piete ct de charlte ardente qui
semblait entrainer Paris a rexpiation
de tant de crimes.
NJ de Rumbryc resta courtois mails
glace.
Alors, Florence Angelo perdit es-
poir GU plut6t ellie nit son espoir
ailleurs que dams la p%oursuite dun
pardon impossible.
Carral etait aussl 4 Paris. II ma
Wait eu garde de manquer cette occa-
sion de Sc produire. Ii etait venu,
lie malheureux, CONNIE il allait partout
OH il y await du bruit ct du mouve-
ment. Paris etait un centre de fetes
It de pompes de toute sorte. lie
mulatre sc pavanait Ia sans defiance.
Qui done lieut. reconnu sous son
deguisement d'hidalgo?
Mais tout a coup sa ioie Sc changea
en- detresse. Florence Angelo dit un
mot, ct Carral sentit sa chaine, plus
pesante que jamais, se river autour
de sa vclonte.
II courba Ia tete ct obeit.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-01
ANNONCES.

u eerre de 10 ..gnes: lere. insertion, Si.'o
2me. -
" Insertion add SO
Toute annCBce .ndlquant la profession
ayec raaresse CT p'rxcfdent pas quatre
Hcares na, ~. G1avauce S. 90
Aunor"e .e candihats, davanre, $500. ~ W.
Nfcrnlogl-. paI u
Tnut. ,nr,nIcp commercials puhliee a IAN
nee sera lu>ei re an tau de 81 cents par pouct
oour IL prtmirrr insertion at - cents pour les
insertions >n' sfqnrntes.
Tnute anDullct don't le nOi. br+ d'insertions
q eat pas specific sera inse,6e insqu'a nouvel
Ordrp an tau> oriinaire.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-01
me feur ct mourut au printemps de

me teur ct mourut au printemps de |
Ii vie.
On lenterra Il ses terres, ct ses
,ohles amis qui appreciaient fort SEES
'imables qualities, burent plusieur>
gallons de sherry au repas de ses
uneraiIlcs.
Florence-Angele resta done veuvc
our la troisieme fois.
Nous ne voulons pas atlirmer qu'elle
egretta ,iyement son mari, mais
liz. donna dies iarmes sinceres Il SEES
uagnitiques domalnes qui ttaient
-ubstilu6s ct ~passerent, VI e la prai-
lie. q TN nouveau lord Cox, cousin de
Iancien au vingt-quatrieme degre.
Florence maudit du fond du cpur
la hrutalitG de Ia legislation anglai>e
It fit serment de ne jamais Sc rema-
rier,-avcc un menbre de cette dis
courtoise nation.
Ellie tint parole. On eta;t alois en-
1906. Florence await pass6 la tren-
laine, mas c'etait toujours la meme
enchanteresse ON cut dit que lie
temps lui-meme 6pris de Sd beaut6,
%l'avait voulu respecter. Une multi
tude de pretendants sc pressait au-
tour dele, sollicitant sa main, ct
faisant mile eXtravagances pour
attirer son attention.
Florence demeurait memorable. Ellie
await Sol projet.
Depuis quelques mois, IN emigre
franeais qui, jusqu'aIors, await strvi
Louis XVIII 4 Mittau ct en- Russie,
etalt veHu s'etablir a Londres. Ce
g%entilhomme, malgre les pertes con-
slderables que la revolution lui await
fait suI,ir, possedait c IL fort
belle fortune pour I'm Francals.
Pour I'm lord, c'ent etc une baga-
telle il n'avait guere que cinquante
mile francs a depenser par mois.
II Sc nommait NJ. lie marquis de
Rumbrye, etait v.uf, ct await une
file agee de six a sept ans. LIE
ieune Nj. Alfred Lefebvre DIES Nallees
6tait en- train d'accomplir sa g%uator-
zieme aimee. Florence pensa que
Mile de Rumbrye serait pour lui,
dams lavenir, un parti tres-sortable.
Pour mGnager cette union, ellie
compta u son adresse %superieure,
sur Influence qu'eIle saurait acque-
rir sur les qualities seduisantes du
ieune NJ. Alfred Lefebvrc DIES Nallees,
etc, etc.
Parmi ces espoirs divers, il y en-
await de fort raisonnables. Ainsi Nj.
de Rumbrye, qui sc montrait grand
admirateur de la creole, devait, sui
want toute apparence, voir augmenter
indefniment sa tendresse. Dun
autre cote, lexperience await NANTES
fois appris 4 Ia charmante veuve
qu'un homme, 81 entGte quill fit, nj
sayait point longtemps r6sister a son
magique empire
Mais qui pcut repondre dies tvGnc-
ments?
D'abord, tout sembla marcher an
gre de Florence Angelo. NJ. lie mar
quis de Rumbrye, veuf, ct regrettant
sincerement une femme aimable ct
vertueuse, crut Ia creole digEe de
remplacer Is compagne quill await
perdue.
IL offrit sa main ct fut accepte.
Apres lie marriage, (cela faisait quatre,)
la conduite de Florence fut irr6pro-
enable ellie joua parfaitement lie
role dc bonnie mere de famllle, ct
voulut Sc charger de r%education de
Ia jcune Helene. lie marquis etait
heureux; il s'applaudissait chaque
jour advantage du choix quill await
fait.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-01
ABONNEMENT.

So'o"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-02
sportipr prospects Of 1893.

The year promises well for international
sport In addition to yacht race for the
Americas cup there is prospect Of a polo
team coming over from England. Mr.. Fox
hall Keene when he sailed forsLiverpool on
the 10th of December, carried a letter
from the Polo association authorizing him
to arrange for series Of matches between
British and American polo teams TO be
played in this country. 1t is quite likely
that the Worlds fair and desire to learn
how much we have advanced in the game
will bring the Englishmen over. If a team
does come it should be provided that re-
turn match be played in England year OF
two LATER We owe the Englishmen a
visit, and seasons play abroad would do
our players inestimable good. -Harper's
Weekly
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-02
Only One More Year Of the Trust Rule.

Hyou wantto gs, cured tsks Manners Double EH-
traci Sarsaparllla. t's the best. Try IL so cents.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-02
Nursery Stock f!
JOSEPH LEATHERMAN,

JOSEPH LEATHERMAN,
Representing the old and wcll-known Newark
Nurseries Established 1882 is prepared to furn-
ish q strictly drst-class grade Of Nursery stock.
Our Terms of Sale-All stock delivered in heal
thy, thrifty condition, and guaranteed to be Of the
grade specified in the order, and no substitutions
made.
Our authorized statesmen have eur signed Certi-
Gcate of agency.
CIV. STUART & CO.,
Newark, New York.
$50 acres devoted to growing Nursery Stock.
WANTED-A few more honest, reliable men as
sslesmen. Apply at once to G.. W. Stuart g. Co.,
Newark, New York, for terms and territory.
Reference for the firm: First National Bank,
Newark, New York. dec1-6t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-02

~ ofhan's age is Il sssstitd thing In the
Old Testament the age Of only one woman
is recorded, that of Sara, Abraham's wife.
Whether in the world of Eiammalia or in
the world of animalculB the secret OF sue
cess is the same-that the great devour the
small.
Mrs. B. Nutting, Of Parkman, Me-, who
is seventy-seven years old, made 1,2OO
pounds of butter in 1892, besides doing all
the housework for family of five.
A test case brought by the city Of Provi-
dence against q man for selling adulterated
milk was lost. 1t is alleged that the jury
was confused with technical terms and
Latin words. .s-.-.------
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-02

To all young men who contemplate a
journey to Washington for the purpose Of
securing employment the best advice is,
don't. The humblest situation in a mer
camille house, where the pecuniary reward
is small, where the hours are long and
where the labor Is hard, is better in the enc
than government clerkship, One way liz
opportunities OF advancement, for the util
ization and final reward OF every talent and
all tie energy that the young man pos
sesses. The other way lie hopelessness
drudgery, stagnation. .-IIarper's Weekly.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-02

only One More fear OF the trust Ruie.
make hay while the sun shines" is
the motto Of trustmakers at tine close OF
the Harrison Mckinley administration.
Some of the trusts being formed or per.
fected during these cold wintry days are
the Whip trust, Lumber trust, Salmon
trust, Wall Paper trust, Wire Rod and
Wire Nail trust and Coal trust. Manu-.
facturers do not expect that our monop-
oily tariff will continue more than year
longer, and they hope to get as mucl
out of it as possible. They know tina
most trusts without q tariff would b,
like the play of Hamlet" with Hamle
left out.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-02

ing Wash. January 9th, she writes,
DR.. MARcHIsI: The two bottles have
made me feel so we'll that will not requi c
any more. They cost me $a.oo but were
worth $1,000. Many thanks and Happy
New Year to you. God bless you. You
will hear from other ladies in this vicinity.
Yours truly, MRS, BURNSIDE.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-02

A congested condition Of the throat and
bronchial tubes is dangerous symptom.
Inflammation of the bronehia extending
downward may soon reach and involve the
lungs. Under such circumstances to avert
consumption take Or. Bulls Cough Syrup
regularly according to the directions on the
bottle
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-02

SLlu6toly UoAb oA SSUeihS oho 0iesiAh
away from them.
Caliie went over the situation very
carefully with her father. At last,
seeing how determined she was on
trying to save the claim, he gave q
reluctant consent to her going.
/ She began making preparations for
her journey, which were soon com
pleted. Then seating herself by her
fathers couch she listened very at
tentively to his instructions.
| The moon came up soon after mid.
night. It's light would relieve hel
long, lonesome ride.
4 Taking the $3.50 from beneath
large, fat rock by her fathers bed
Il she concealed it in the bosom of hei
dress. Then kissing her father, and
bidding him not worry about her
she left the dugout and mounted
Dolly, who stood bridled and sad
died, waiting to carry her young mis-
tress on her mission.
| She stated across the prairie at {
brisk trot. The moon shed deep
golden light over the August-parch
ed grass, and chased away the darl
shadows down the lonely hollowi
that yawned across her path. Hel
horse startled the birds asleep in tht
grass, and sent them fitting wildly
away in the night.
4 She started nervously when Dolly
SHE'D as . coyote ran bowling dowr
. rocky ravine. Every sound held
nameless terror for the little girl, bu
she kept bravely on. The sound OF I
mocking bird trilling on a COTTONWOOD
by the roadside reassured and en-
couraged her.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-02

*Daily. tDaily except Sunday. sMeals.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on nigh
trains to Chicago
The only line running Psrlor Cars between To-
Iedo, Columbus. and Ohio Mvef-Seat Fare only
| rs cents.
Rates via the Buckeye Route are always AZ low
| as via any other line.
| For rates, maps, and other information, write
or call on any Ticket or Passenger Agent OF the
Buckeye Route, or address w. a. FISHER, Gen-
eral PASSENGER and Ticket Agent, Room 81, Desh-
| Ter Block, Columbus, Ohio.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-02

Itch on human and horses and all anime 6
cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold by D. j.
Humphrey, Druggist, Napoleon, 0.
dec lily.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-02-02

Mrs. Burnside, Addison,
N Y writes November
II. l received your
medicine and it has re-
lieved me Of a longsuffe
ing. Enclosed find $2.oo,
please send me a bottle
OF Catholicon andCleans.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-24
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

ErEEL (the heiressl-''I received an
other proposal last night Clarisss-
Dear NE. dear me, what thing it Is
have rnoneyr-N. Y. Press
DID Ecu ever &c. back the umbrella
ron lent Brasher?- Yes" Howl
u borrowed It again From Brash-
err No; FROM the nan he len, il
10 w ashiaSton Star
! SMALL BoI's MorTo.-"My motto
is: AIS the Same IN hundred years. =
said Perkins Ny sons motto Is al
most the same" said Rarsbo.haU-
His IS: 'Eever mind Truth
'PZoEEsSog, said graduate, trying
70 be pataee.e =. parting, Il am i1debt-
Ell 70 you fer al know Pray do not
mention szeh t<ise. wS tse not very
H2t-e-ing reply. Y. Mail and Ex-
press
"WEAT did you taizk Of those two
stories told az the diner tie ether
night Vel replied the candid
frisaz.11. each Eas axsraira DE II > wzy
One was good aad the osasr ~rs Es~."
-WssAin<soa Sta.
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Chartered by the stat. OF Kansas for "a
treatment Of ali Chronic. and Surgical Ds-
eases. and Permanently located IN Wichita
where. by honorable methods aRd ne employ
rnent OF only t6c most scientific specialists n
the several departments, the Institute hes
gained the confidence of both tae professica
and the lairy thro-hCs:t the >ort west
EYE AND EAR DEPARTNENT.-fn
Charge OF a skilled OcEiiSE- Cataract removed
ard sight restored. Cross eyrs Strengthened
On the yourg without operatioa.f We care
granalstsd lids. closure % tear duets, diseases
o. retina and nerve, pterySign- al chronic in
Plantations, warts on lids. &c Glasses Sciea-
CATARRH ABSOLUTELY CURED in
from % to 20 days. New hone treatment
furnished hearing or ringing II the ears
eAroaic discharges. closure OF eEstscki2a
tubes, and ali forms OF defective hearing &C.
enfifcaI3y treated
DISEASES OF wOMEN.-Tn this deoa-t-
nsenE our facilities are tie bess. gre care where
o. hers fsii. as hundreds of teSyfG5cnizlS n ear
osSce viii show. The wonderful curative
elects ct EEgcTRscTrE are demonstrated daily
IN our institute. eHriEaE rer'ns1eiatlg. t1nle-s.
ealsf genents. ss>p.SceEaezrs. LACsRATTcxs.
painful. irregular, suFprssssd cr prctzse
a1enstruaIIOn- cs3Toz2tc s>SE7T-eS e.
DISEASES or THE kiDNElS AND URN
AEA orc a ->>s-Ail opinions given after care
fyal cheulea. 2ad ra1crosccp3eaE exzHsl n&tsaas
e,zsh.ia- u 70 c-re Inflammation. gravel lz-
5etes. greet, vital lessss> sgssEznatorrboea H.
SYPHILIS eaa be cared 10 matter how saa-
Standing Wrtts-1 guarantee EiTen L desired
-EEUEGlTtES s4cA a. csEo foot. ezryss-
ss1Fe o. We slsiEe. hip sozst disease hare i5D.
&C. treated Successfully. ever case 1z6eE-
taken cared
sTRscURE cured BY electricity. 70 rain.
caft3ng. o. stretching. PIxG>. fEsSERE- FES-
1TT-s. NAEItoeEEE- EypzocEIE &C. shsnllse-
j. cured y ItE1at 6RseEilca from nlsszuesS. ~
KNIFE. No oCT1IAs, No PAIN. Cures g1Ara2-
tex1.
WE CURE RUPTURE BY rev process.
70 THUSs. &c eating operation 81 E4lz- Cure
Il one ESsk-
Exaalinatac1 and optnfoa FREE sesd e,
Quest ION blank
Inc ,I,t DIV I'M TaDnsN
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a former Methodist miaistsr. no~
eleryy naz IL he Es.sbzaAe5 ehz-ea
OF Eszizrd. SAYS that there - "a Ls-gs
ard sssT-.aerezssng n1Eeez Of so1-
csaforzslsss who SEEK er<sis.;ion a. 49,
hands 90 Eaytisa hsshops.~ sz4 ~
Suggests - formation 81 al ex-non-
eoz s1rrzis. s.soc1s-s>n % -furzAsh IN
formation 20 eantsda.ess- .sd % 1a
general visionary work an0-z nen-
co1scrzsssta
Theirs arr .arse posxskle es1ls -
every Ez4ass.xr-sbs eaEs Of God. ias
cal II ssa Owe nssur~, anS The raj 90
n~~ty -ns-- May no- ozs .izaos. SAP
tat 10 E-az Las : r4zh; u tain< ksrz-
s<sf zz4rst<T uno does nc. lear sss
tsree Toeations ss<szisy TITO o.@. asa
IaArSsag cut his path - wa-x a pas.
al sSGbs7 As1 ta<se tAre~ eozae %
Perfect ansoz * the sozl q hiz -ko
hsa-x The Father caI o1s Of h. eAfs-
crsn 20 s~rve t@1 r~z. n these greAs
necessity wAsea esiosx - them ali
Fs..L ma ExcS.A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By Telegraph

KAyaAs CITY. March a3.-CATTLE-Recef2ts 200
shipments ls00 Steers active and strong, cd Cows
strong. Others steady feeders weak 10 lower, Tex
ans strong to lGc higher Representative SAFES
Dressed beef and -hippip steers 80 15a4 625e.
and heifers 81 SQ4 e5. Texans and Iuda n 81 l0G
~, stockers and FEEDERS s. l5st 10 HOGS-Ke-
ceipts $500 shipments 260L STEADY at yeste day s
Close. All grades 81 5Gg7 a.. bulk 81 956s7 ~.
SHEEP-Receipts 400 shipments 26J0. Strong with
little trading from wan OF supplies.
shipments 2lG0. Active and higher. Natives S. %
"a So. Texans 8 S@4 ~. HoG>-keceiprs 4,A0,
shipments 45n Faster. Heavy - l5e7 81 mixed
s. 6Od7 50, light s. I0G7 So SEEEP-keceipts 51G
shipments none Uns hanged
CHICAGO. March "a sATTLF-Receipts 10 COO
shipments S009 Active a2oc higher. Steers - 20
a. &C, cows and heifers g. 5as 3D. HOGS-tsec~ipt )
4 o 0 shipments eCG. Fifteen and twenty lower.
heavy - 55d7 -; mixed So S07 So light s. 5S7 90
SHEEP-kereiDts6 sou. shipments none. Steayy.
Nuttons 81 5oG6 CO. iamhss4 5000 %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-24

asEY CARRIAoEN
! neef q 'sleali e ger 'sEe PET

HsEF CARRIAGES
NEW AND gLkGANT STILES THE FINEST
~ In the cry fss tAe prscs. a. fzlsrs Toy store,
- AatG - sasS
IEsSEY BCI.I. FoK BLEEDING PURPO~ss-
- ksps h Asary scauitst. ceTss< &c Hsdrsatic
AID LtrcoiH- dsFf
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ stock 81 hard ART. iron. Wagon material
and All Socls dxszre~ ard Belongings ~
Shfch the stock GO goosts .1tnsfe IA - bat a
know a. the Houcx huitAlns- o. fhsss<iss axt-
nEe, Ia the city OF Wtchita, and oeRrsi sy ras
late Samuel Houck. decreased. Is hereby o.
fered for ssAr, at private safe. a. upt irs. han
four nf;hs 20 us APPRAISED value he &C
caTate description OF said stocs 81 yns~sS : na
hie Ia the Office OF tie probate judge a: Ssdg-
wick county. Kansas. sad attached xhfass
A. 10 the inventory rcfarr-i by The alsniH-
tSsratrl1 Of the estate c1 Samuel Hnuck. de-
ceased Any person d1sirins - maze an o!fer
for said stock OF goods may leave ats ufes ia
writing, either sealed or etheFwtS~. vita tho
judge OF the prooSte court Oh or eefcre the ass
day OF March. isa al - o'efcck - IT.. wss1
said property VIII ee fasliy disposed of IA
lump. oae-hsif cash IL H. Al and the remain
der OF SIX months time. With afsprose Ss secgr-
ity. Said sale J. made in accordance With fhs
uT6sr az the probate court. n ads 90 the Ista
day Of March fsta ADA NJ HoGck
Adminfsi rail- ix o; the estate a. Samuel Hosek.
deceased. yer CarGpbsil 8 Dyer. ksr stta.-
Eeys- 10. I'd
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CHICAGO Gratn ard Produce.

CEIcA=o. March % = whea. cash. 72se975c
March IS c May 7e5ac July rs - Cora-So.
cash ami March .IA.e. MAY $50 July &ilsc. Oats
cash aaaSlc. March gAae, Nay S@4sc. June SIS
s2ipc, Rye ssc- Barley 6 e. Fisxseed 81 L.. Sugar
loaf 51s s5SSc; crsnulsted SIC standard A Sc
Butter firm: creamery 2sesc, dairy Fla -6'Sc, tsg-
steady; strictly fr-sh l.A8l5c- Pork. cash 81 S,5s
@is IL; May ki1 5T5s Lard, cash asa IL ~. May
I'll s. Short ribs. $40 lOsl0 IN. Shoulders s. sos
6els. Snort clear. So 5ossi9 80.
Wheat Receipts. 5000 shipments. &.0@ Corn
Receipts. l-s.o0s shipments sSod Oats-Re-
eeipcs Iol .e11: shipments, E9DN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-24
Kansas City Grain ard Produce.

KANSAS CITY March 2a.-wheat dali No; red
E11@sc- Corn firm unchanged 70. mixed JAG
Sac uars A n: mixed sia 3aac. Rye firm &c.
FIaxseed steady; 81 O5ssI Os. Bran steady, tsS+c,
eurter more active and hrm; creamery 25S2sc.
dairy iS2lc. Eggs firm. 1Sc.
u heat kec-ip.s 26.0U; shipments. 220G Corn
Res pts. ~.UIi shipments s.eu0 oats-keceIpt.
s01 shi puelts Lt0U.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-24
~. Lens Gram and Produce.

ST. ToCTs March 2s-whe-t, higher; cash s31ac
: pril sil4c May 6S7sc June 6Tis- July 6SA GfS5sc
Corn higher. cash SIC; April 51ac. May $50, ia y
40tsc firm; cash SL4~c Nay S23sc- PORK quiet,
job lots old SIS o. new SIS 81 Lard lower 81 ..
Bran dull and siel; SIC. Eggs hrmeri Ia Corn
meal lover. 81 ~. Others angel.
wheat-Receipts 2sGu0. shipments ls0oa Corn
rrceipts, 500; shipments. 95Oga Oats-Receiyrs
5,UU; shipments IaU,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Produce and Money.

New York Produce and Money.
Nsw YoRR. March %
Cotton-ouiet- MIddling uplands PC, middlng
Orleans Sd
Coree-Spot Rio dull and easy. NOT I1asa ITsac-
Sugar- Refined firm AID active; CIT loaf -it
6issc. granulated iAsSi S-i6c, standard A $50
a lS-loc.
Money On eAl easy. 2Ns per cent, closed offered
a. Per cent
Prime aper sal Per cent
Elchanze fI N. "a SD for sixty-daT bills. a 81.
a IS demand.
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BcsrcN March 21-Atchson railway ia
NEW ORLEANS March Z5.-soIton dull aad easy
Hddhng - l6s9 i-l5c. low uiiddGg s..c, good
binary S-l6c-
BALTIMORE. March a.-Co-es dull Rio No, .
ESs@l17Sc
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REpREsENTATIvE SALES
Local Grain ana Feed Market.
Wichita Produce Market.

Wheat No. . 65c. Corn sc. oar- 25GS2sc. Baled
lay Sos. Ground corn 65G1gc. Corn and cats
mixed f5ss5c, Gran 65c
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wichita Mule Market,

wichira BreadsiuH Market.
FIour-Best patent 81 50. second patent 81 50, ex.
ira fsncy 81 90
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" irhfta HnrSP Market.

Potatoes-Colorado sal o. Eggs 111ac. Butter
First creamery sc. second creamery Ac, otheI
M
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. 4. EMMA COBB.

females shd Gh.larens disease. SrectsIty
fep,e for ladies' during confinement strictly mr.
,sie when desired. also Permanent heHies pro-
v6ed for children when ce.;se,i- etcT> q inq4.-
y confidential and sswere1 i.susaRsly ESE.- IL
Ids Avenue. Wichita. kRESss-
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MUSIC.
Mozart School of Music
Rooms Is. l. -. E!griHg B,ock
Ms D. Hays. Prtn-. ana Teacher o


Ms. D. HAYS. PrtH ana Teacher q
Piano AID theory.
Teachers cogrse IN the S-zc1icas application q
the Mason system as taagEE by Or. VIZ Aasoa-
81 her OF the Alsoa sTsEs2 and l. l. RowI--4z-
director % music al N4ss2--
Earrcny hy correspondence
u - ida Sp<rry director OF Guitar ana EseSclin
6eparsuest-
Has Kan Eudora EAlI. Visiting d rsEtrent.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
EOGERS.

h also ca n the rIe>I assortment Of picture
rsues in The City. Give ban = uerdly AID
wAnsspe SAMPLES.
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shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use OF dangerous drugs
Female Ailments in all forms. a. Leu
coTrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression.
Etc. speciality.
Moles and Fscial Biemishes removed
Indolens Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly snd permanently cured
Medicine Furnished in all Cases.
Consultation Free. confidential aad in
vted
Dfi,e open from so'clock = m. until
o'clock D. m, Sunday until I.S3 o'clock ..
m Call at Office over Wooiuan's nank.
Dr.. j. E. BENNETT,
l43 n. Main St, Wichita. rs.