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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate Of William FL. Norris deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed ana
qualified rs Administrator of the Estate
William H Norris late of Hooking County
Ohio deceased. ~
Dated this 2lst day of December. A. D. isos.
John NJ Buchanan.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21
The Logan Foundry
Machine Works


You will do well to go to the
Logan Foundry and Machine works
for Pipe and Pipe-1ttings, Steam
and Check Valves, Guage Cocks
and Oil Cups, Garfield Injeciors,
Babbet Mettle and Packing, Ma
chimes and Special Bolts, Castings
of all kinds in iron or brass, brick
dies, stamps and brick borrows, re-
pairs for brick machinery, CRATE
bars, cellar CRATES, fire CRATES, sash
weights, car wheels, plows and
plow castings, machine and cold
rolled steel shaftings Repairing
OF all kinds of machinery done
promptly.
j. 2. HENDERSON, Manager.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

|. Estate Of WILLIAM BARNES deceased.
The undersigned hts been duly appointed
and qualified as Administrator of the Estate
OF William Barnes. of Hooking county. do
ceased. Dat ed thls ID th day Of November. A.
D. 1898 JOHN A. SMITH.
(Dee IA 3w.l
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Notice of Application
for Parole.

Notice is hereby given that application
will he made to the V 'ard OF Pehite fiary
Managers for the Parole of samuel Price, SEN
fenced to the peni,entiary for seven years at
the February term ni lIo:kins Co Common
Plens Court for assault To XII
Estel Price.
Dec. "a :iw.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21
Here It Is.

Hopkins. Democrat. was elected Mayor OF
Chicago on Tuesday. The total vote was
nearly a quarter of a million. Hopkins Is
the personal friend an Was school compan-
,on Of President Cleveland. The msjority
is 1851 The grentesl city on earth is ours and
cleveland stands approved. The Roosters
are coming and growing.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21
NOTICE TO HEIRS.
THE STATE OF OHIO, ,,,.co.,
Hooking Count, S. l" I"'ate Souh'-

In the matter Of the Last Will and Testa
ment o Caroline Byers, deceased, TO Eliza
beth Roads, May Conway, aud Andrew J.
Byers, you are hereby nOtifie, that on the al
day OF December,A. ID. 1893, an instl of
writing, purporting to he the Last Will and
Testa nfent of Elizabeth Bytrs, late of WASH
ihgton Township. In said County, deceas ed
was produced In open Court, and sii applica-
ton to admit the same to Probate was on the
same Gay made In saiu Court Said appli-
cation will be for hearing before this Court
on the 23ri, day of December, A. D.. IS93, 1T
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Witness my hand and seal of sn Id
Court ut Logan Ohio this 18th day
of December A. u. 1888.
w. T. ACKER
Dec-lllwJ Probate Judge.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21

will lie Interested by II p Barnes.
Ma rgaret Sidhey's
GOLDEN DISCOVERY PAPERS
will have important subj scts.
The Pansy Reading Circle
Is 10 take up Greek History this year ELIZA
BETH ABB0Tr viii prepare interesting lap
ers. Au important new feature Will b.
Daily Thoughts
comprising daily readings for Christian En- :
(e.svo or Societies and sun nv Schools. The
MISSIONARY amt FOREIGN foreign hel'ls
OF labor Will have special lie. .'artmehts
BABY'S CORNER
will be continued. so vii, the storiesabout
animals. pets, cite.
TnEPANsY is 81. 90 year. \ FREE SU B.
srrlp,ion will b, presented TO amy one send
ing direct To the publ siiers two subscription
" iih 50 90 Tor the same.
LOtHRbl' Co. PUBLISHERS.
BOSTON. MA 5.
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THE P P!ANsY

announces many new and important
features.
A special dept. "OJR CHRISTIAN
ENDEAVOR BULLETIN will be de
voted TO the work OF the Christian En-
desvor Society: Tie editor, Mrs. G.. Il.
Alden (Pansyl has long been one Of the
prime movers IN Christian Endeavor.
Rev. Tennis S Hamlin, DID. contri.
butes in Novcmb an article Oh "Ihe
Immediate Future o; CHRISTIAN Epdeavor
To be followed by helpful and progress
i've papers from Christian Endeavor
specialists.
other Department. of the mryazine are TO
be hroadened and cnl:r2ed. One is the dept
Of. Athletics" and Indoor Games In The
Family Circle" Mr \. AlOnzo StasS. the
famous Yale pitcher, will contribute an
early paper to he followed by otherexperfs
Pansy'S new and fascinating serial,
xyTD R.c NfN'Ip1,n
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21

Pianos, Organs,
Music and Mus
ical Goods,
Guitars. Accordions,
Vilions, Banjos,
Harps, Drums.
Hains Brothers, Fishers
Brothers, Decker Brothers,
and D. H. baldwin & Co.'S
Pianos
Estey. Hamilton, Chicago
Cottage and Storey & Clark's
Organs.
Can suppl, you with every thing
in the Musical line AT THE LOW
EST Prices.
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Don't for get to
Call.

Two doors we,. Of Opera House,
Logan. Ohio.
Dec = Nv
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JN0. c. JAMES

DEALER IN
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-03

a military one. His royal higbness Is
the third son OF Prince George. His
second brother, John George, las just
been betrothed to Princess Maria Isa.
bella. of Wurtemberg.
The prince was quartered with his
regiment in the town Of iscbstz lie
is young, talented and highly educated
and had just taken his degree as doc
tor with unusual honors when he re
solved 10 devote his life To the service
Of the church. i, is thought that
Prince Max owes his decision 70 be-
come priest 20 Bishop Wshl. who. In
the last landthag, demanded by special
request from the vatican the repeal of
the Law of 1875 respecting the Catholic
church OF IA xopy. He did not succeed.
but is very active in the service of his
church. and Prince Max's renuaciation
is. Il is believed, one Of tho fruits
OF his propaganda. The princely
priest, who, il should be men
toned, IL a Catholic. like all the mem
bers Of the regal Saxon house. has
been already appointed by the pope. IN
spite OF his youthful age, apostolic
vicar of Sazony.
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Randolph family of Virginia, wks -

Randolph family of Virginia, wLs ..-a
themselves got them By inheritance.
Much more imposing. but not more i'm.
pressive to the good American, is a writing
desk given by Napoleon to his brother
Jerome. 1t is furnished with inkstand,
candlesticks and snuffers OF solid gold, and
on scale that can be inferred from the
fact that the top of the inkstand measures
1 by inches and is half an inch thick.
Before History DawEed.
Things more interesting TO the imagina-
tion than the gold and diamonds that have
passed from king TO king are such prizes as
that bronze pail that was found in Greek
tomb that was closed ana sealed 800 years
before Christ was born, or thosecopper war
hatchets that belong to y period before the
dawn of histo-=, and which were found on
the bottom Of tee ocean.
personal ngte GENES in with those pet
rified oyster and clam shells as well as 3
very curious fact, for they were picked up
by Mr.. Morosini himself on the top OF the
Rocky mountains when branch road
from the line OF the Union Pacific railroad
to LongmoDt, in Colorado, was being
chosen. Marvellous things in ivory won
derful bulks OF ivory are gathered here. A
single piece found on the coast Of Siberia is
Q feet long 1t is narwhsl tooth. 1t was
presented to Czsr Nicholas, who gave it TO
Prince Derndhoff. and it was sold at St.
Dopata.
Elephants carved in solid ivory and X
feet long bear testimony 10 the superstitieus
and realistic art OF Siam. An ivory horn
superbly carved and 2 feet long was once
used by slave dealers on the upper Nile.
Curios of savage life show the 0atchless
patience of savage workmanship. Asplen-
did necklace of tigers claws, adorned by
the heads of dolphins in pure gold, was
once worn by the daughter Of a rsjah in
India
This is the merest cursory glance at the
collections. 1t but hints at their extent
and variety, aud yet Mr.. Morosini knows
the associations of every one Of its Thousand
Of pieces, knows about them, net after Ia
boriously consulting documents and cata-
l0gues, but SO fsmiliariy that as he walks
with the visitor through the roons he over
flows with picturesque information, and so
much of it that not hundredth part Of it
can the quickest witted hope to remember.
He seems to know each thing as if it were
his especial treasure. II. /. DODGE.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2.-CATTI. E-Receipts g. 2c0
thtpments i31. Best cattle firm, others slow.
IeGas steers 81 20Gp2 81. Texas cows Il 15dg2 25
shipping steers s. iu@5 l5 native cows s. IUCg3 TO-
but hers stock 81 4u@i 10. stockers and feeders
~ lea5 g, bulls and mixed 81 SUtsz 50, Hogs Re-
ceipts 1000 sh:finents. llN, Market opened SO Ioc
higher. closed weak. Bulk OF sales s. .Je6 On, ex-
treme range, heavies TO packers s. .5s o., SHEEP
- Receipts 2!UU, shipments JtU Market slow,
ST. Louis. Nov, 2.-CATTLE-ReceIpts AGO. ship.
ments o. Market l0c higher. tsir 10 good native
steers G Ldsa o. fair To pretty good Texans 81 SOC
10 HOGS-kecr1pts lan. ahiDnents 80. Market
lOc hisher. Top prite Sc ~, bulk 9Ds6 10. SHEEP
lie, elpts i9ul shipments Market slow, steady
end unt hanged.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-;ATTLE-Recelpts l3rD
shipments 49,. Market 0p tie higher. with good
uen.aud. tNtra steers again quoted at 8 u5@5 40
Tie highest price reached since last spring Bulk
or natives suid "a 25 westerns barely st9ady; Tex
ans nrm. feeders strong ana active. goo 10 choice
veal calves strong fOGS-Receipts lSUeD sh p-
ments Market continued strone, closing
lUc higher. Everything sold. From s. 0Ge.5 80 for
GUS there was trading all along up to 81 - for
iany heavy and mediums; bulk Of business done at
- l5G6 %. Shl.lt-R-ceipls l0,uDG shipments -.
Market slightly frmer though quiet and un Changed
Sheep 50 .: lambs 81 5Jss4 So.
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Preparing Him for jail

Judge @, who once presided over
q criminal court down east" was "a
nous as one OF the mos. compassionate
sottaess Of heart, however, did Tot pre-
vent him doing his duty as judge A
man who had been convicted OF steal
ing a small amount was brought into
court for sentence He looked very sad
and hopeless and the court was much
moved By his contrite appearance.
Have you ever been sentenced 70 irs-
prisornent?" the judge asked
Never. never" exclaimed the pris-
oner, bursting into tears
Don't cry. don't cry" said Judge
O.. consolingiy; you're going 70 bs
now--Mi.lio1.
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BLOOD Chilling Weapons.

The weapons range from spears Of the
widest African tribes to old Italian can
non of the fifteenth century. There is a
Chinese cannon of about the same date, and
another of this century-a brass cannon
with a curiously small bore that was cap
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WEAPONS AS RELICS.
MEMENTos OF OLD WARS, WILD sTo-
RIES AND DARK CRIMES.
Visit to the II Heme of Giovanni p. Morosini.
the Eanker-A Collector OF Catholic
and Curios Of Savage Life.
ISpeeisl Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
NEW YORK, Oct 30.-There is great
and curious mansion in New York suburb
that is undescribed in any of the guide
books. 1t is Eimswood, the home Of Clio
vanni p. Morosini, the famous banker.
Elmswood is magnificent place over
looking the Hudson-the house a palace.
and the grounds wide and beautiful-but it
is as a home for his collections that Mr.
Morosini takes most interest. He is col
lector of catholic tastes and loves to gather
together all sorts Of things rare, beautiful
and curious. always excepting autographs.
His objection to them is that their authen-
ITCHY is apt to be so doubtful-the more
valuable the more doubtful. They can
manufacture autographs as fast as horse
can trot," he says, and he tells q story of
a gentleman who recently presented him
very impressively an autograph letter of
Rossini's, 'and saw it was lithograph
before got it in my hand" he adds. with
a laugh.
For Is years Mr. Morosini has been es-
pecially devoting himself to collection of
arInor, supplementing it with q wonder
full array OF implements of warfare. In
this field his possessions are beyond any
other collectors in America. Mr.. Morosini
served before the mast with Garibaldi and
also went through the seige of Venice, and
his interest in everything that relates to
the art of war has never slackened. The
military works in his library are the books
that most interest him, and he has 800 re-
lating to tho campaigns of Napoleon alone.
The armory at Elmswood is great hall
20 feet long by 40 wide and 80 feet high.
Not great estate rich in such possessions
has been put on the market in Is years that
Mr.. Morosini or his agents have not been
at hand to gather up treasures for this
strange old world scene. The soft autumnal
light falls on hundreds of battlefags of
many nations that give color to the walls,
and on more than 800 suits Of armor that
gleam beneath them. On his horse Nor
man warrior Of the fifteenth century seems
to still lift himself proudly in his wonder
fully fitted and chased garments of steel,
and the horse, too, wears armor beautiful
as jewelry in its workmanship.
Blood Chilling Weapons.
The weapons range from spears of the
widest African tribes to old Italian can
non of the fifteenth century. There is
Chinese cannon of about the same date, and
another of this century-a brass cannon
with curiously small bore that was cap
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-03
YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
3 Cts.
The Peoples Column,
TIE Want Columns of a Daily Paper

TIE Want Columns of a Daily Paper tel
you where il pays TO advertise.
If you have anything 10 BUY, SELL,
TRADE OR RENT, try these columns.
E Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisement taken for less than l0r.
Ore line advertisements charged same
rate as two lines.
Prices given under classified heads in this
coiumn applicable only 20 local advertise
men's. No foreign advertisements taken NJ
above rates.
Answers TO advertisements sent in care OF
tie EAGLE Office should he called for within
ten days after insertion. When advertisers
wish replys forwarded TO them stamped envei-
opes must he sent.
Reference 10 former advertiser. nfs should
give description and date of insertion or copy
OF the advertisements should be sent.
Not responsible for advertisements given
or discontinued by telephone.
CLASSIFIED advertisements Will be cents
per line each insertions: average seven words
10 line, agate measurement.
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See bargains at Wichita Book Company
141 If
''TO THE WORLDS FAIR"
Without Change Of Cars.

Without Change OF Cars.
The Great Rock Island are selling tick
cts to tie worlds fair at reduced rates
Tickets are good for return passage unit
Novem ber ID. BY leaving Wichita at a
N. you reach Chicago the following moru-
ing at . O'Clock. Free reclining chair cars
through without change of cars. Pullman
palace sleeping Car accommodations can
be secured upon application at Rock
Island ticket Office, corner Main aud Doug
las j. II. PHILLIPS
General Ticket and Passenger Agent o
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railway
Wichita. If
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New Train Srrv CO.

Commencing October 22d the Great
Rock Island railway will inougurate a.
new tourist car line between Chicago,
Wichita, Fort Worth, FL Paso, Los
Angeles and San Francisco without
change of cars. This car will leave Wich-
ita daily for California points at 6:35 D. m.,
and for Chicago and points east at 9:2S a.
m. The Great Rock Island i the only
line running through tourist cars to Cali
fornia without change of cars For
further particulars cali at Rock island
ticket office, corner Main and Douglas
avenue. j. ii. PHILLIPS
City ticket and passenger agent, Chi.
cago, Rock Island and Pacific railway.
135 If
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PRINCE AND PRIEST.

Royal Catholic Gives His Life 60 the
Service of the Church.
Much comment has been made in
Germany, more particularly in Protest
ant Saxony, at Prince Make Saxony.
a nephew of King Albert. not ye,
,wenty-three years of age, having en-
tered the cloister Of Eisenach as .
monk, at his urgent desire to retire
from the world. This step Is moro sur
prising as the prince was hitherto .
lieutenant in the ducal regiment o:
greso6iers, his intended career being
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-03

CHICAGO. Nov. g--whest: No cash c2,kc
keoem Der tSFsc, May iGssc. Corn; No , cash Ssisc
November Ss5pc december 3S3.c. May 42lec ,IatS
70. cash -sb4c, Noyeube 2sl.c. December ss1.C
tiay -1sc. Pork; cash SI7 tsssI7 81. January
tis oIHa. ard: cash e. sSs8 20 Move M b,r 81 al
January IS 4ilp. short ribs: - 0tsg l2Se sioul.
iers e. etSt .. Si,ost clear s. 25eSS - Sugar
cut loaf T. 10. granulateg s. ", standard A ; a
suite dull creamery 2l@2sc, Dairy WG2ic E:gs
Wheat Receipts $500 shipments lyOan Corn
Receipts 66a.tJ0 shi pmeats IA 0Il Oats~Rereints
soe.0p, shipments ssQQA. 'fN'
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course ef tha, institution lr 1s7s. pre-
pared for t5s tar. but sftsr&@rs ef-
tered The western fheosog5es! s~la-
iraTy a. Allegheny. Pa, graduating "a
Is-2- FROM that yes- - i's5 he ~as
pAs.or Of CongFegati0sai CHURCHES -
Echo and Salt Lake City. L. Z. s.aes
then he has resided a. IpssTisa azd
Ai,ericeu. < y lie wa elected 20 ttr
state senate upon tic lndefefsesa.
cae. u gs@0 Afber q esa .eSt iaatsas-
t1senty-~ssen eGys. upon tie fortse's
bzilo: BE Eas elected as an 5rs5--
peasssn; 20 The United STATS sea2.e "a
succee3 Gibson G Meo3y. repBblleza-
zenstor kyle too< his SEA. NaseA =.
1881 Iiis term Sllf nos expire EAfsI
March 3. isg7.
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~. LOUIS Grain and Prodacs.

ST. ioUIs. Nov. 2-N hear better cash 5ss.c
Sovenibe 30 hid December 607. ssD5sc; Nav 6Slsee
; %. IoIn cash lower, isc; options higher; No.
rem yer 14Ngstec D-cembeg .ls.c bid Year 3lsec
i"nuily .45.c nominal, May Sslsc. OATS higher:
saSh 2$.c. Noyember 2tS4c. December 2Sc. MAY
sS.t h"ihihai fork NlN UJ. Lard steady. 81 100
Eye hr1n. Nc .6'sc asked. Barley nothing ,iodg'
pr orah scn@ct and ,iih. 6.c, flaxseed nrin sc. Hay
iepsfStor creamery yS2sc, choice dairy 2oss
bc. Ecgs lsSeGl.c
wheat-Receipis sp.GOl. shipments 5000. Corn
kecems 4-tU. shipments i.UJA Oats-Receipts
sslVI, shipments 200O ''
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WICHITA. Nov. 2.
CATTLE.

-otstjons mere presented are TO give the
an idea of the general range OF prices.
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HI. Nnnderfnl Coaso.

The Congo is the most wonderful
waterway II the word. II Is twenty
hre miles across in parts, 80 that YES
scls Enay pass che another and get be
out OF sight Il has twice the exteu:
Of the uaviczbIe waters Of the aissis-
sipi and It's tributaries and three time.
its population.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-03

Elegant reclining chair cars on all trains AMI
pnlmsu siespers from Wichita TO Kansas CITY ard
chicago without CisanSs hight trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through to all points
north. south east and west. and steamship ticaet.
sold 10 all European points at loves; rates CIR
i,cket oiice ll0 Esst Douglas avenue Norner Aiain
street. passenger station cognsr Douglas sad Mead
avenues. Telephone ~.
j. II. Philips. Trckst Ag.a-
fNo- SEBASTIAN. u. 4. & T. -. ChiSaga H.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-03
Kansas City Grair and Produce.

ktNsAs CITY. Nov Wheat strong; No 2
anrd 5-lSe5Sc; No, Pred 5Sl.95lc. Corn slow l6@lc
!ower; no. mixed al&Sl1pc, No. white 32a S.lsc
Dats steady. Ao. mixed Iaa2 NC No. white 2eJs
Pc, h,e hrmer, No 3 4ttqc Flaxseed weak $50
&c bran hrm, olg 5Sc. hay steady, timothy 81 10
r o.. pr. ir.r &c UJvg7 90 buIer easv creamery u
@ DC dairy iSeZ2c. tggs scarce. is.
Nhest-kecrlpis. la.CN, shipments $1,000 Corn
= receipts, l,Hl shipments. ..., Oals-Receipts
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Lower " orld's FAIR Rates

On October 6. aud the Missouri Pa
Citic railway will make rate OF 81. .Q5 TO
Chicago and return, and $40 15 10 ST. Louis
and return: tickets good retxrning until
Oct. is. Gail at city ticket office, Ia NorI h
Main street or at the depot. corner Secoud
aad Wichita streets, for fuii information.
f. K, BLECKLEY,
Passenger and Ticket Acen-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-03
.rM,s.- and Mrs" in Old r,u..

A hundred and fifty years ago IN
married as well as married women
were styled ''Alrs." Girls were called
Miss" until they left school, when
they took rank as Mrs, +" while mar
ried women were generally addressed
as s.manarr.i, ,,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-03
Passenger and Ticket AGen -
Ad,iee 20 Mothers

Airs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always he used Tor children reething. Il
soothes the child, sofieu> the gums, allays
all pain. cures wind cello, and is rlse
best remedy for diarhoea Twenty-Five
cents bottle. Uss.d py millions of
mothers Gti;f w4ot.
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SHEEP.
Wichita Produce Market.

potatoes-Colorado 7jc. Eggs l6c. Butter
First creamery &c. second creamery 2jc. Other
grades i2glsc.
Chickens-Hens SC per pound; roosters &c; tur-
keys 6Iec; ducks full feathered sc. spring chichees
10 pounds ank over per dozen. &C,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-03
THE PREACHER SENATOR.
Esnastic Career Of James ~. EyI-. ~
south Dakota

One Of the most enthusiastic silver
men in the United States Is James
henderson Kyle, Of Aberdeen. junior
senator from the young state ~ south
Dakota Senator Kyls's history reads
like a romance He vas born near
Xenia. o.. February g, ls5s. entered
the University Of llliuois IN is7i. bat
left IL in 1878 20 enter ob~rlir. college.
lie was graduated from tee classical
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-03
New York Produce and Money!

New York Produce and Money.
NEw YORK. Nov. z
Sugar-iicfned about steady.
Coffee easier. spot hio No. :. iSI(c
'ottoL-liull, middlihg uplands SIC middling
Orleans s-atc
Money on call easy, per cen:; closed offered
per cent.
! rime paper 517ie per cent.
Nchange steady. with actual business at q SAC
s4t4 foi demand. "a ssCs4 sS for sixty days.
Silver ceItiiI, ates 591ac bid.
Iotal sales OF siochs today. %. 600 shares.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 2.-Cofee quiet. Spot Rio No 7
r33c.
NEW ORLEANS Nov 2.-Cotton steady middlpp
Hsc low mIddlihg fSsC, good ordinary &C.
bUsToN, Nov. 2.-SGnIa Fe railways aO3s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-03
Under ,h,, head b Der .n.~ prraay.

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L LAST WE EAVE J-kEEN. BkIGH a
"A and brainy men aud women wanted every
where ~ take ORDERS 'SHEPP, WORLDS FAIR
pHOTt GRAPHED only book o! copyris ted
p! p!otograp pis OF buidGgs, scenes and exhibits of
the Worlds Columbian Exhibition; Authorized 10y
the Exposition management Ufiiciai Certificate
companies each volume. Bonanza Tor WORKERS,
drop eveiS thing and handle Il; you Will make
money fast: books ready; credit -iyeh. big com
sious, ilustI ated circulars terms, KEEL. Address
G iooe bioie Pub. Co.. sae Dearborn 81. Chicago.
HI Pnila. Pa dbl wed IA q sat
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Situations UHted-Mate.
AGENTS UANTID.

yVANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN
w to work for board around house or yard city
preferred. Address j. this ofiice. IA 10
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Ioca, Grain and Feed Market.
ichi.a Horse Market.

Wheat No. 9. l3c. Corn S5c, Oats 24c Baled
lay IS G0sT %. Ground corn I5@S5c. Coru and
cate mixed SIC, Bran 65c.
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wIchi,s Mule Market

Wichita BreadstuH Market
Flour-Best patent 81 81. second patent 81 3d. ex.
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Mixceuit01te0fiS.

Wy ANTED-A RELIABLE MAN TO TAKE
w charge OF branch collecting Office. SO W
required Salary 500 per month. address, en-
closing stamp, J. u. Mccoy, Central Nationa! baak
Building, Topeka, HAS, al4S 10
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DR.. BENNETT.

Cures Piles. Fis-
tula. Cissure and
all diseases of the
rectum wi t II o Mt
knife, ligature, caus
tics or detention
from business.
Cures Guaran-
feed. No money
10 lie paid until pa.
tiep5 is cured.
Private Diseas-
eS in both sexes
quickly and radical
IL rod in the
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Reduced Rates

Wichita Book Company-everything at
cost. d136 tf