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likely to be fair.
Kid Gloves.
We told of nearly twenty
thousand pairs yesterday.
Brand new, pointed right,
colored right, and from the
leading makers of the Old
World.
Prices often near to half.
2,4O0 pairs-6- button length Biarritz
Kid Gloves, blacks, states and the
newest and most popular shades Of
OK blood, blue, green,
65c. value 81.
10000 pairs-S button length Nous
quetaire Suede Gloves, black, dark
and light tans, modes, states and
browns,
Zoe. value 81.
720 pairs--8-button length Mousque-
taire Kid Gloves, black. tans,
modes,
Soc, value $3.50.
500 pairs 4.button Suede Gloves,
tan, modes, slate,
SOC, value 81.50.
1880 pairs-S-bu button length Nous
quetaire land Biarritz), Pique Kid
Gloves, black, tan, OK x-blood, blue
and green,
$1.25 value $175
600 pairs-s-button length Nous
quetaire Suede Gloves, sizes 81 to
st, dark and light tans, modes and
states,
81, value 50.
1900 pairs-Men's Kid Gloves 9
patent fasteners, real kid, pique
sewed, tans and browns,
81, value $3.50.
Chestnut street.
Cravenette = Shower-proof
cloth. Made so by a peculiar
treatment that adds nothing
to the weight and takes moth
ing from the wear or beauty
of the stuff. Some of the
handSomest goods of the
season are among the Crave
nettes-made into listers,
Raglans and the like fol
women's wear. Some of the
handsomest shapes.
More styles and kinds thar
we ever before had.
These Garments were al
made to our order in slack
times and by the the best ol
tailors.
$10-Blue and black Cravenett'
Long Garments made with thl
popular Lonsdale cape, extra desp
high shoulders and Medici' collar
full generous skirt, nothing
skimped.
$12-Blue and black double breaste'
listers with large sleeves, and fin
ished with extra long military cap
with high shoulders and higl
Medici collar.
$15-The Malcolm" made espe
cially for US; Cravenette Lon
Garment, double. breasted; Tripl
Footman Cape; broad storm collar
Russian belted back, ultra higl
pulled sleeves with cuffs.
AS part of the traveliD!
outfit nothing equals a Crav
enette Wrap-comfortable o
a cool evening or wind,
day, protection from storm
stylish at all times.
Second floor, Chestnut street.
TO1rny WANAMAvrp
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BALroVa says there Ia ne need foi
Esms Rule fast as y. G. Friek maintains
that free trade wesld rain the country.
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Attend the auction tonight at YerRer's
Art Gallery. 10 Market street.
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Perseverance, dear my lord, keeps
honor bright. To have none is to hang
quite out Of fashion. like a rusty nail in
monumental mockery y.-Shakespeare.
Evening journal., 1893-02-15

A blind mendicant IN London wears
this inscription around his neck: Don't
be ashamed to give only penny. can't
see."
Evening journal., 1893-02-15

Black haired and extremely light
haired men seldom become bald at an
early age. When they do it is generally
on the center Of the head.
Evening journal., 1893-02-15

An old farmer in western New Yorl;
told his pastor he didn't know that he
wanted TO go TO heaven if he must "sit
and sing halleluiah through all eter-
nifty"
Evening journal., 1893-02-15

Whenever a bird goes TO fly it looks
mp, but some men shut their eyes when
ever they take an important step.
Evening journal., 1893-02-15

Is OHIO RAIL ZM
ROAD schedule In
effect Nov. l3, 1892. /3&Aa2.fSM
Traius leave Della ZFST @N, &z7N
ware Avenue Depot /NcN--<%S S.NsN
East Bound-New "A HSiI ~ gsHF3NNcWN
York, week ay I'll rs IAtAlbH bHSEn
% O3, - 4O,+s Al, 40 36 NNalsNAs.z /.NT
m, +12 "a 4,+2 90, IS 3s. %EkNNi'IlNilllA'W
81 30 D m. Sundays, N>s7S5..55<of/
20 %, 1858, 40 3a, a s5INS2S1
m, +l2 "a, - 50, 70 3S,
u 39 p IA. w
Boston. IS 5s p m daily, with Pullman buffet
sleeping cars running through TO Boston with
out change via POughkeepsie bridge, landing
passengers IN B. a NJ. station, Boston.
PniliIasdlelphia week days z ", 90 IS, y 40,
M +l2 "a, loo, y So. 3O5, 4O5, O5, IS IS, 28,
- 81, -, 1000 III 90 D m.
= PhillsdslPhS 1lS g p sundags % os 20 +s
90 8 Ss, 8 ss, = 80. s 25, 10 90. I'll 90 p m.
Chester, week days, % %, 500, 35, = 40, $50,
100, +253, 305, 405, sos, +5Ss, Q 2s, 473s, s25,
| 10 90, I'll % p m.
Chester, sundays. +sOs 9 s5, $50, IS SO.
70 Ss, 2s, n 80, s 25, 1000 +l1OO. u m.
- A{lantie " . city: wees & days, q g m.
Baltimore and Washington, week days,f4 AZ,
I0: AZ m; +l2 10, p %, los, "A 20, 70 "a,
4is 10, t2 05, 05 +4i40 IS ~ 50, % ii p m.
Baltimore and Way Stations, o2 m, 3 05
Newark, Del. week days, +a4z 7O2, +sH
IA; tl2 TO- 05. a 40 70 "a 35 a SO, 20 81 II 10
Z 20 a e a. s5 Z S. s. ~ r / 49, ; M ~ ~ 'O0-
Pittsburg, f8 AZ a m. - 40 D m. daily.
| Chicago, fS AZ m, "A 40 p N, daily.
Ciacinnau and ST. Louis, tl2 10 D m and
| n SO p m. both daily.
singsrly accommodation, z O2 m. O5. Z S5
! and II 10 p m daily.
LdndenDerg accommodation. week days
| Z U2, IL 90, q m. BOZ and "a . m Sundays
l930am, 40pm.
Trains leave Market stree station:
For New York, week days, z ., Is q, 1888,
III 85.a.m.
For Philadelphia. week days, rs, $50, II 23
t8 n, - 3, I'll IS, n; 4, AZ, 80 IS p. M. Sun
days, Q 30 a m; II A.. S 0, 9 45 p. IN.
| For Baltimore, week days, 35, 30, e 2,
III s5 m; 1856, Q 50 m. Sunday, 8 30 a M
1850 m.
For Landenberg and wav stations week
days, 60, 10 80, a m; 2f6, 800 IN. Sundays,
Chicago and Pittsburg 8 27am. daily ex-
/ cept Sunday; 70 90 p m, d0fiN.
Cincinnati and St. Louis, I'll 80 a m dAill
| except Sunday,
Leave Philadelphia lor Wilmington.
! Week days "A 10, 6 90, z %, 48 10, 40, 10 90
I'll 30 a "a; l2 noon. Il As 90, 90, "A O5 - l8
30, 90 20, SOL, 30, "a, 10, IS 45, 10 10
sundays, Il 10, 500, % Is, 30, 10 90, I'll s5 a
m, u noon. %, 800 "A 05, 30, 10 81, %, II "a,
| 8 10, 10 05. IL 10 and IL so . N.
+-and Express trains Telephone, No. 1913
| Rates o Western points lower than via any
! ther line. q. o. SCULL. Gel. I Pass Agent.
j. Il. ODEllL. General Manager.
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Pictures almost given away at 40 Market
street. Auction tonight.
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LABOR DAY A HOLIDAY.
Continued From First Page.

pital at Farnhurst The first sues
tion asked when the invitation was
read to the Senate was whether there
werel any cases of smallpox there.
Senator Williams assured Senator
Records that there were not. The joint
resolution was then adopted. The mem
bers will dine at Farnhurst.
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A Tender Heart.

tl8 Market street
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wANAmAKER,s.
PAnsdelphia. wednesday, February i5,.is08.

The weather tomorrow is
likely to be fair.
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Ia. week days, 8 rs, $50, II 81
q N; 4 AZ, 3 50, 9 45 p. m. Sun
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Ia Tor Wilmington.

lcago and Pittsburg 27am. daily ex-
20 90 2 m, dQriN.
lcinnau and St. Louis, III 3b q m DALI
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week days, 8 30, Q 30, e q,
3 50 D IN. Sunday, 8 % a m;
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Market stree I station:
(, week days, z q, Is n, 1888,
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BALTIMORE q
ID OHIO r ALL
ROAD schedule in
effect Nov. 10, 1892.
Traius leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound-New
York, week d avs,
20 O3, - 40,+8 Al, 40 36
am, +12 24,+253, IS 38,
81 80 D m. Sundays,
20 03, 1858, 40 36, a
m. +12 "a, - 50, 70 38,
II flo ID m.
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Police Commission Bill.

Senator Pyle introduced thel Police
Commission bill yesterday. After 1t had
been read Senator McMullin, Republican,
moved that 200 copies of the bill be
printed for distribution. saying that If
the state was going to assume absolute
control Of Wilmington affairs, the people
should know, at least, just what was
what. Senator Pyle explained the
St. Georges withdrew his motion
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-hndenDerg accommodation, week days
Y, IL %, q m. 3Oe and 4 "a D IN. Sundays
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FOR Landenberg and wav stations week
ys, so, $50, a m; 2f6, 8 90 p IN. Sundays,
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b. q o, Junction, Montchanin. Guyencourt
Granogue COssart, Chadd's Ford Junction,
PocopsOn, West chester, Embreeville, Nor
tOnville, Coatesville, Waynesburg Junction,
9nrlnrfeld and Intermediate aIallOna. daily
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1-.5. sA4a-f2z1lsa . s EG EAls. Ehh Ess-f
Tezz 80 tzsrzfl l'ss-Ass ezsz 49,
-ss-s-sa-- - @aa@s 4@az-ssa4 - p 49, s@Ess.
s8@--@. 49, 8
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Restaurant Prices.

Twenty-Five per cent Of the gross re
ceiPts Is what the restaurants a. the
fair grounds are to pay the exposition
for the privilege. The ways and means
committee has granted the concession
Of running the restaurant within the
principal buildings to the Gage Hotel
Company Of Chicago. The restaurants
are TO be twenty IN number. the largest
one 20 have accommodation for eleven
thousand persons ~ the same tine.
The restaurants altogether VII be abie
- seat crowd Of forty-hve Thousand
st one time. These restaurants are to
be Of two classes The prices Of oue
class are % be moderate while the
others VIII be high
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ecEt@-aiFf your excc-teDcy
An, I see be sad y never sho.
anything before became president 50
! suppose this vas killed bT the Office.
not by the m2n,--Y Youtn's Companion.
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a MIGHTY HUNTER.
Thiers' Remark. Which Was Truly French
In Its wit.

Thiers' Remark, Which was Truly French
In Its wit.
1t is the custom in France for all the
fashionable world to go shooting in the
autumn. Every possessor of landed
estate invites his friends from Parls To
visit him at this season, and every Wis
itor is expected to distinguish himself
with the gun
When Adolph Theirs, the petit bour-
geois statesman of France, became
president of the republic he was in
vited one autumn to take part in the
sports at the country estate of NJ. CAST
mir-Perier. He accepted the invitation,
and consequently had to appear on the
hunting field in shooting dress and
armed with a gun The whole enter
tainment was really in his honor.
NJ. Casimer-Perier was aware that
his old friend, now the president,
knew nothing whatever about hunting
But he instructed his gamekeeper to
follow NJ. Theirs about and see that
in one way or another, the great guest
of the occasion ''bagged" more game
than any other person.
The gsmekeeper led the president 20
a certain spot and said to him: Your
e1cellency, the game will all be driven
past this place. You have nothing TO
do but remain here and IL YOU shoot at
all you are bound 70 kill something"
But the president to his credit. de-
cGned tais opportunity, and insisted
upon travelling sbou. with the other
hunters-excePt chat he never went TO
the right place and never got shot ~
all The ganekeeper was in despair
The distinguished guest kept him hop
ping about from place TO place but Al
ways out of range Of the game
Nevertheless, by collusion with 9th
ers, the gauekeeper 50 managed it
that when the days sport was over
II. Timers, who had rot discharged his
gun all DAY, found large pc; Of game
a. his feet. which was declared 70 be
his bag"
This miner said the president in
astonishmeRt
Certainly, your excelleucy-
''Ah, I see he sad = never sho.
anything before I became president. 50
! suppose this was killed bT the Office.
not by the m&R.~-Y outE' 8 Com pAnlon.
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SUNSET.

After @ DAY Of tempest,
A battle CT wind a1d rain,
Just when tho gloom was thtckeEt
The sun shone forth again
Lit with oiazs Of glory
The track OF the seething waves;
Fell like az angels blessing
On the desoizte church-yard graves;
Gsve heart OF hope 70 the fisher
YEARLY faFing home.
Frightened the brow Of the good wife
Watching till he should come
And the words OF the Holy Scripture
Were borne 10 my soul again
As l thought OF the wonderful gladnese
or sunshine after rain.
And thought that ever the Master,
As cree IN Gaiilee,
Is resdy 10 calm the s1r,ult
OF storm oG isad.or sea
And yet when the gloom Is tniekest,
And the day IS almost done.
he sends US cheer aad courage
In the glesu OF the setting sun
-Harper's Bazaar.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Rv Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. Ca It'll F-ReCeiptS 2ED0
shiumenfs -t0 Market active and higher. Dressed
beef ana shipping steers 8 iv9s4 ~. COWS aud
.eiier- :. los 81 StCcEsra and feeders p .u.g
-. HOG--H-yc.pts s1EL shi1nient~ lte1. Man Set
,grvr. higher. closing strong. Extreme RANGE
- 5.u-f -. bulk - .sat - ShEEP-tss, rilI- i-
shipments lHU GoCd sheep UOuaruaIly strong others
d.I and weak NutUols s Gi61 15,
shipments 1870 Market Erm. Natives Steers IS I
t. % shipping 81 6ga5 W, RANCE cow s. Jyqt2 o.
HOG lsevesp pfs - D.. shipments SN1. Market
h h-ner ieavy E. SsaT TO- p-CkiuE sG Oar o.
light as 60 Gt o. hlrF-EeCejpts 5,O, shipments
& uR5 90
CHI, AGO. Jan SAT TT EF--KeceipJs la.UC0, ship
mems 8.u Nartc, ri.ber. Steers s, . g 20,
sJotsers = fAes at cows 81 -1fF - hDG~-i.t-
C-iprs S,Hn siluWa'.t- I-uo. Nsrka' eNcir-d. D.
-l-tc higher. PsCb- and NIX 3 teBI ~ heavy
10. shipments 100, NaI Avt weak. 5lustons q 90
,U lambs IS SOS -
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shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use OF dangerous drugs
Female Ailments in all forms ~ Leu
corrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc. speciality.
NoleS and Facial Blemishes removed
Indoleut Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly aud permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases.
Consultation Free, confidential and IL
vit5d
Ofii,e open from s O'Clock =. m. until :
O'Clock p. IN. Sunday until I;30 o'clock ?.
m Call at Office over Woodnan'S bank.
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.TRTrye OK nIs pAxTs-

An ol6 gentlenzr. hzviaz .zr-e
family OF daughie-s was asked 1-T a
young Ran - good standlHg t9r per.
mission - si6rsss tAe roanEe-- 7
have 10 objections - y9u. sza3 tae
father. -bat y0u mast take tiseza a.
thev coDe - &c married - s3dezl
-EArDer's BAza-
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Dr.. j. {. BENNETT,
I43 \. Main st, Wichita. rs.
Ad,.cefo Nmi,rr.

Mrs WiDslow'S Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children feethinz. II
sooth hes the child, soften, tae gums, aliayS
all pain, cures wInd collie, and : tue
best remedy for disrhoea Twenty-Five
cents "a bottle. I sed oy millions Of
mothers. O64tt wto-s
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g Wats 90 strsze . aauf rsaEss -
-ars sEs Lss tsHssA iazs aasl Es1f~.
~aes y -t-tt as So a. rs =a zrFtre "a
Esrass Helf Hefa.as ia krse -
nfsz ssasF cara Friassa Iser rl0sy-
: s4es. sza s.rE-fsf ataEz fEn e4 f-a
.fmla - d. A aaAEr
CstF TErsss 4 lssaarNzrr -Hf
81 fa E--s
rong 5ERasTsts. g. : Z g. ~
GEL.s ~ slsEU
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so your mother keeps the strap
she whips you wiki in tse woodshed
Don't you think that's queer place to-
- oh. no; that's vher. a. he
burning material Is kept '-E2sss
Week
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DR.. BENNETT.

CUrs : Piles.
lula. Fissure and
ali disea Ses Of tie
rectum wit h o u {
koife, iigature, caus
ties or detention
from business.
Cures GU8ran-
teed. No money
10 he paid until pa ,
uent is cured.
Private DiSeas-
es in both sexes
quickly and radical
ly cured in the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-01-06
DIR. T.. EMMA COBB.

FeH.a.y~ sUd ti.ij,~u~ diseases speciality
81 .tie> tiItftrE Col assB1rut- strictly pr
rs'H when 80 uEssIet. slso permanent homes pro
Vi,ru Ger ,tllieU N.teu ls~ e. ieitei- cf iuQ1
3 ,sl fs-slt. b. and H>TTef-! IrUmqsIy Ho13e ga
.s. a AN,..l.. u .,3l.r.. hs,I.>,~
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Mozart School Of Music

Rooms Is. Il % Biting Block.
Mrs. d. Hays. priu. and Teacher OF
Piano and Theory.
Teachers course in the practical application OF
the Mason system taught BY DR.. Vm- Mason,
hor Of the HIasoa system md L. VI Bowman,
director OF music at NaSs3-.
Harmony by correspondence.
Miss Ida Sperry director of Guitar and Mandolin
department. Att
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The Exotist

II = love, Az II never &c llsec
For gooc lools or for station O. PEI.
By poue car E,r passion - Tti:ee.
EAzAss4s r. 4. IAsa -aah --.-sE
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SEQ east sIa tfe New SaCrt iuir Nj
soU:r Pacific 'l'leaStur Hiil route.
Through sleeping and chair cars nithoul
Change VI leEIts, 10 St Louis Isl {.
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Hogs were ) to 10 cents higher and closed
PErREsFNrATLyEsALES


Brlef MSni on.
Top hogs Sc 20, the highest yet reached.
Good cattle brought good prices.
>t0ckers sold we'll.
Tlere was n spirited time in the hog
alley today.
NJ f. Taylor of Augusta was at the
yards 10 buy stockers.
The following shippers had stock on the
market today:
Dave Furnace, Colwich, cattle and hogs.
J. B. Kell, Clearwater, hogs aud cattle.
!. VI. Wharton, Caldwell, hogs.
Seaman & Nagle. Geneseo, cattle.
Robert McWilliams, Derby, hogs.
Windsor Bros, Garden Plain, hogs.
Smith & Wright, Freeport, cattle and
hogs.
A w Friend, Freeport, cattle and hogs.
T. c. Ellis, South Haven, cattle and
aoss.
L. NJ. Beebee, Norwich, hogs.
wichita rrOduce Market
WICHITA Jan. s
.TLOUG-Righest patent. 81 9G second patent
.; ey ira fancy. a is.
But lEE-rirst creamery. 2sc: other grades. 2JS
IGGs-.sa2Oc.
ioj lTRY- Iioosters. 81 5Os2 90 per Dozen or 81
Ter pound; hens. s. 0R02 80 per zen or &C per
pouna: spring chickens ~ T5e2 81 per Gozsn 7iec
Ter pound; turkeys, 5Gsc per pound. DUCKS-te'
: q: mal!ard. - 70 per Dozen. NouC geese, &C yer
TITAToEs-rhoice ssa7sc per uusneI
APPLES-t t4ao 90 per barrel
City. s. So FTontenac q ST. Plttsburg q 81 hi
ROis. ~ W. AcA lester 8 o.
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MUSIC.
MRs snYTHE CoMpLIMENTEn.

William H. Sherwood. the eminent pisnist. who
delighted his audience by his marvellous playing
has the following 10 say OF OF our local musi-
Clans,
WICHITA KAN. Jan. 2 lss3-It gives much
Measure t. say that Mrs. NellIs Hobbs Sc1ythe Of
Wichita took course OF lessons in music and
piano PLAYING with last year, and that she
showed many rare traits both rs an ACCOMPLISHED
and INTEL ligently trained pianist and musician and
poetic and >ymp Ithetic interpreter OF music.
She Is very thoroughly equipped teacher. and
very artistic ia her conceptions.
WILLIAM II. SHERWOOD.
Director Piano Department Chicago Cons ervGtor.
" lie Auditorium Chicago. III
Mrs Smvths announces that she Will receive
pupils in piano aud harmony tuesdays and Fri-
days at her home. sos North Waco avenue. d++-6t-
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Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce,
EASsAS CITY. Isa 5
EIOvR-UncharEr Erd- Patents sG Sc ~ extra
tsncy u 9a2 .. fancy .. U5e- l5 choice al ss. u
KIM a 15s12 "a
WHAT No. = 64lvss5c; No red. cr,,c
COfN-No. mixed a1s4 g-} 2 syHrts. s42S4'oc
uAIS-No mixed, 26-9, while soG5IC-
EyE-No . s5c
BRAN --54&S5g
tlANSkf u-9sdssC = hs~ts q pu~e
BJTT D. Creamery 80 x. dairy s3IS
-6GS-Z-5sc.
tHLEsE-steady- Young Ameri,s Igc, Ragsas
ies &c
o.
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SICKNER,
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

Hncorporsted.I
All branches taught. Five Teachers en-
plOyed who are specialists in their depart
ments. Piano, Organ, Voice, Sight Reading
and Violin.
Vocal department in charge of Miss Mathil-
de Lennon. of London, England; who has
studied in Europe Eight Years, has National
Reputation and protece of Adeliua Patti.
Testimonials. Certificates and Diplomas
given. also gold medals
Students may enter at any time.
For terms write. or apply to
=. w, ~ICKNER. Musical Director
407 E'Douglas, Wichita Kans. 67
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W;IIlas Si''9le
fINANCBAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts of Stock at the WlchiUa
Union stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were, Cattle, 90, Hogs o8T
shipments. Cattle, so, Hogs, 4o6.
WICHITA. Jan. 5.
better today with
Cattle sales were

prices SlTOuG.
The ouota mons mere presented are 70 give the
shipper an idea OF the general range OF nfceS ne
various and grades sell rithiu TIE limits -
these quotations. acc Oidingt to the qu4sty or oHer
iUgs aud he state Of the daily markets lEes quo
tstions are only changed when there mas teeA "A
lermansut change ia the genera market hr
representative sales should referred 10 TO gel me
GA!ly fluctuations
,.a,,ve shining steers GOOD 10 eIrraS So so 25
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d. j. .4PPLFG4IE.
with A. ID. Mallory

WIN A u Mallory
Alstrac'er. ConVevauce- L Notary Phi
Fine dIauchilnc n specially Complete abstracts
any land IN SedgwiCk county. OCe. inst al right
Of wtst entrance, Main street. New Court Hcusa,
tl-t uoor- Prom pt service guar rahtce'i Tetephons
.su les-tf
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FhkD W, ISRAEL. K. c. IsREAL.
Notary Public
ISRAEL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.

To hUy Wichita city property or Sedgw;ek county
Isnd at present prices means large returns on yolr
money. Wichita with her srocs and otser indus
tries. is ust ia her infancy. and such ars rs
car now offer were never offered before. Al haTiRS
business in line invited 70 call correspond.
The " ichita Interests uf n1Ii-resdentS PROPERLY
and faithfully Saree for. once second floor rs
North Market. Israel Building. dG6--t
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New lorA Money.

New lorA Money.
NEw YORK. Jan 5
Money on oaU steady. closed offered al pts
cent
Prime mercantile psrer SAT per cent.
tNchs.ge frm - SSsst So Tor siIty-dsy
'llls Rnd s. S5'a9l S7A4 Tor UeBalL.
~ Louis Produce
1T. LoCIs. Jan.
fLOCR-Firm. SLOW. Patents s. &c 81 extra
rngy : iUSa So, fancy IS a -, choice 4As3 ~
huily &G- b.
NAs,; MAY, ,ETsC; 7 flv. -sTsC
WHIA i-lisll- riC, Jan, 80; Feb. 6t<c; March
tokN-1ash 90 ~aci Jan S,AeS; heb. -; March
oAIs Cs,ah s2}se bid. Nav S.ssa.
SARLEI-Iowa and Minnesota, &c.
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Wichita Grain Market.

Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA, Jsn. &
Following are the closing quotations.:
GffA " lr lots track.
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tobS-A elCw. 2sc.
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HAG-rs ed, - CCc1g 20 per ton: loose 81 ro,e5 o.
GROUND tuU\-thOptn car lots, '5U Der l6J
pounds; corn and oats. SIC per ~ pounds; hrda,
ked. t1r Per fDu ROUNDS.
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COkUh NJ .
TIE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

IN. following rates uaesr the discrens head1nss
sln ae charged
Ky Payable Strictly in Advance.
We alvs-fis1EnsEts taxes Tor lsss shSR 70 cents.
geAe 5sAs Advertiser sats charged same rate
80 oApvEvTrsENESTs TAKEN TO Run TN
I'll. F6RS-DDR&S
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snnEcshe c1sy local zveTEfseFn srss. No tore3sB
aIlTs-esses zzxz taken Al prizes EtreD-
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description a date OF fnseEStco OF coE- Of the
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Not responsible for Advertisements EsVsD or eis-
ooutiauea ~ seleBhons
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Fomeops chic Physician and Surgeon.
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