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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-19

and others, who were closely associated
with Capt. Ericsson for many years.
improvements in the boat were further
made, and the vessel, aptly named the
DESTROYER, now lies at the BROOKLYN
maynard. She is $50 feet in length, with
12-foot beam; draught 10 feet, with
displacement of $50 tons. Her bow and
stern lines are exactly the same, being
straight and very sharp. The upper
deck is low, with no rail, and from
amidships rises a long superstructure
with no openings, 50 that the vessel, If
required, may run with upper deck
submerged At distance of 80 feet
from the bow a heavy-armored bulk
head, which IS inclined at YER
teal angle of 45 degrees, crosses
the vessel. This is intended
as a protection to the engines
and boilers, and permits the boat 70
run toward the enemy bow on. Eight
feet under water is the proiectile, 81
feet inches in length, and weighing
1875 pounds. Il is Of steel, with a
heavy bursting charge in the forward
end, which is exploded by percussion
cap. This charge is OF 800 pounds, and
the diameter of the projectiIe IS
inches. A tube runs the entire length
of the vessel just above the keel, and is
fixed with water tight gates at the bow.
Only so to 40 pounds OF powder are re-
quired to propel the torpedo, the muz-
zle velocity of which is SIS feet per Sec
end \ series of trials took place near
New York recently, and the results
were extremely satisfactory. The
mechanism of the gun showed no de-
fects during the firing, and the report
states that had vessel 100 feet in
length, with a draught OF 20 feet, been
stationed 500 feet away, IS out of 20
shots fired would have struck her. The
Destroyer is more effective than ram,
although the projectile has been termed
1.-The detachable RAM" for it is able to
achieve similar results at a distance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-19

was in a short time promoted to the
colonelcy of the Eighth Alabama vol
unteers. He was wounded at the battle
of the Wilderness in 1884. After the
war he resumed the practice Of law at
Greenville, Ala, until 1872, when he
moved to Montgomery, where he has
since practiced- He was elected to the
Forty-ffth, Forty-sixth, Forty-seventh,
Forty-eighth, Forty-ninth. Fiftietn
and Fifty-frst congresses and reelected
to the Fifty-second congress as demo
crat, receiving 1851 votes, against O.
6S1 votes for S. A Pillary, independent.
Mr.. Herbert has twice been chairman
of the house naval committee, and is
well fitted to administer the Office of
secretary of the navy.
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. ro-dan school Of Hou-ewEferv.

4 new scheme q h9usew5fe-y has
been organized by The committee q the
elementary schoolgirl receIve IRst1zc-
ton u housevifely arts, and an exam
nation has been held u the wora, done
during TIE past year. The egarse IL
c]udes tle elementary p-i2ei9l - q ven
tila..on, hygiene. sanitation th-ist and
recreation. and TIE students are girls
not mere taan thirteen yeas - age
The sense aa3 igence q the an
svers. me readiness and ueztuess vita
which the girls ezeca.ed the p-actieal
part. were e-iGeuee q the 1p1rop-i-
Ees< Of saeh eincatian f2- taose that
r~oal5 boone t3s beads q Eor-.ing.
--ez' homes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Aprll 'S.-CArTL -Feceipts $3.50;
shipments lOt4- steers dul and steady 20 Ice low
e., cows. Texans and feeders steady. sales. Dressed
beer and shipping steers = 5DgI o. Texan and
indians - @Hsi =. cows and heife,S 81 So -,
stocker- and feeGrrs = s5UE4 o. HOGS-tteer :
/ Q ~ shipments 10. Market ogened lls3 lower.
eI sell stronger with about 70 OF loss rc.aiued All
grades s. -0G6 30. bulk s. gJs6 a., ~HELP-he-
eeiPts 44u, shipments 20 Market steady.
ST. Louis. April ls-CATTTE - Receipts 4slA
shipments 10 Market steady TO strong. Natives
too. shipments 500. Market sc higher. Heavy
% sOst Is packing 8 SU@5 Co. Iisht s6 1907 10.
SHEEP-Re, eipiS -jtu, shipments l1u Market
quiet Top sheep IS ID
CHICAGO. April Is. - CATTLE Receipts $50.
shipments 1000. Market steady No extra -trers on
sale; others s. ~ 6 40, Texans s. g0G4 So cows
8 ui@S -. hCGS-KeCeiUts l50ln. shipments 10Ol.
Ma Net active. Sssltc higher closing strong. Heavy
{ 2u9. 5'l4. mixed 81 S0t7 - light 50 900 U5
SHEEP-EeceiEs l3UU, shipments AGO Market
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN,
Your Wants Supplied.

Tie Missouri Pacific Railway co.nreny
Hss placed n rs train service The mos e.s-
saai reclining chair ssrst that ever appear
ga IN The equipment % any iIEs wsSE o. aa
VI MISSISSIPPI river fnese C.tfs new rIa
daily between Wichita and =. iouis saad
Wichita and Denver. Thsy are usoslrss u
beauty aad comfort. The csairs are Spa-
e!eus-easisy adjusted aud eefn foTtahss snd
OF the very latest drsign Every car IS
equipped With the Celebrated piaiscA z.ss
light system whereby Passengers can read
~ well as by daylight, also doing away
WITH the obnoxious oiov ealarsIiDG frous
oil lamps Cars are heated By seam from
the engine thus affoyGln- an even teraaes-
ature tnreEEtou. &c eIg - vel. 81 avoid
ing the dangers experienced ia the OH ltr
stove system. II you contemplate going
east or weSr, try the Missouri pae SC r4ss.
Way. -. Louis fast express caves WichitA
daily st l2-S5 U. n arrives n -. Isosls -
I:l5 next morning Denver express leaves
Nlthisa az $50 2. n. daily les Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-19
RUDOLPH VIRCAOW.
Progressive Ideas Advanced by the New
Rector of gerIia University.

Prof. Rudolph Virchow. the eminent
German scientist, who has just assumed
the rectorship of Berlin university, evil
IDENTIFY believes in scientific rather than
classical studies for young men Gram
matte schooling IS no longer the aid to
progressive development necessary 70
our youth or which generates the love
Of learning that is the first condition %
independent development" said Prof.
Firchow in a recent address. There
are now other fields Of learning whose
methods are 50 far carried out that
.L2y ere perfectly able to fulfill what.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-19

The cattle market at the Wichita yards
was strong today, with good demand Tor
everything offered, and the prospects are
pronounced by stockmen to be all right
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-19

Joseph V Dory. OF Warsaw, Ill. was
troubled with rheumatism aud tried "a
number Of GIifeTsat remedies, bus says
none OF them seemed II do hiun any good /;
but finally be CO. hold % one that speedily
cured him He was much pleased with I.
and iest sure that others similarly afflicted
would ike 70 know what The remedy was
that cured him. lie states Tor TIE beneG !.
OF the public that II Is called Clam Der
lain's Pain Balm For sale by Hciiinger
Bros. and Vsa Werdsns Pharmacy, ~
y. Main.
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YOUR WANTS Supplied
3 Cts.
The Peoples Column.

The Want Columns OF 4 Daily Paper tel
you where Il pays 10 advertise.
II you have anything 10 BUY, SELL,
tRADE OR RENT. try these columns.
- Payable strictly in Advance.
No advertisement taken for les than Ice.
One ire advertisements Charged same
rate - TWO lines
Prices given under classified heads in This
column applicable only % local advertise
ineuts. No foreign advertisements taken at
above rates.
Answers 70 advertisements sent in care Of
the EAGLE Office should be called for within
ten days after Insertion When advert ise Is
wish replJs forwarded TO them stamped envel-
opes must be sent.
Reference TO former advert iseTlents should
give description and date Of insertion or copy
q the advertisements should be sent.
Not responsible for advertisements given
c. discontinued b. Telephone.
Classified advertisements viii De cents
Per line each insertion: Average seven words
70 line, agate Measurement.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-19
1.-THE DESTROYER.
Built from Plans Left by the Late Johl
Ericsson.

Buiit from Plans Left by the Late John
Ericsson.
Shortly after Capt. John Ericsson had
built the original Monitor and her sis
ter gunboats he conceived the idea OF
inventing another vessel that would be
able TO demolish his earlier creations.
With this end in view, he spent much
time and money over vessel carrying a
submarine battery that finally met with
his ideas. but. says Harper's Weekly. the
old man died before he received any IA
vorable response from the government
Washington. The authorities, however,
approved of the plan Of the boat
for the testing of the system. and
the work was carried on by the Fries
son Coast Defense company, under the
supervision of Engineer V. T. Lassoe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-19
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.

L1OR SALT-FIeHt LIvER AND WHITE
~ 'i - R - Se.r - a. , an ss.c
$50 ste b. Boxer s{ "a Fsf1er h-otssef 10 Ben \
TIE grand iiela TIL wlaRsE- address T. Aes-
Aasef. y le2sita- ksa- dis X
IrOR F~AI.g-Gta0p Tam FOR 49, coop
L CIV ckespS hos. G " .soS, 81 Main
L'oR SAfE-EfTasK one OF Two AMONG
ne acsE rettis suflees yalSis ~ siii'ere h-'s.-
N2oyssessSe OF the business pAr1aeF Ia ose az
-. ~. =. - - xst,-7 IS,
8 ttn- Address K, care Ea,is o1lNe - Do
J7OR >AIE-I-ARGE BLACK TEAM. VIII.
weigh -ss hs- Just TIE team Ter -ayn-
Coal Co, nc ) st.rkrt 81 wichita kiTs- aIz q
Tor SALE-FINE HALIEr& DAVIS SQUARE
IL piaGo, tsC sale caeaF a. lill : 1s'eA.s syr
I-oR SALa.-st.yE BILLIARD AND PooL
Cos sNIoaarch5 tables; in nne co..ditioa; o. pay
meats Il desired WIZ E. Reeves - Negth Main
stIrei I-u
I.,ois SALE CHEAP - ISEsSTAURAST AND
4 bakery II growing aad neuFlSEscs teN..:
h4 kcry hss GIe canfecf emery tgaStCs ge=i+ UEtBt
shop an, oven outside. Wa sell reasonable. ad-
dress, =. 3. tbs office fpf terms asu
IYog SALE-FREsH. GRADE JERSEY COW.
Il join v, Walters. rrA : tsehAeiineF o4S-
IToR s4Ls-CHEAP-FIyE IRON CoLCMNs
II n q long n. fsce. l. n. dep
Six Llatals L. 10 IL.
Three liutsls r. ! a.
dIl5{ CssVeii s Buckley. wichita. Kan,
I,ot SALE-Ho1EL FURNITURE WITH \
i good payius business - y. EInporia ave
dll -
IoR sALE-THIRIY-slX HAD OF HIGH
Il grade Pelie'i . E5'is i.riiers 9Aaa : ca ga,
Bred 10 u thor0Ug Aofvd bG4L inquire u Ekctit4se
4 Cam pben. sto<& yarls GIO'
EOR SAIE-A COOP AND CENTRE. FINE
L - carriage horse. Hevey hroS-, Palace
Stable, dosG
Tor ~AIE ok TKADE-A LIVERY BARN
Il y ira n1rGres. 4. Z. Johnston, valley teateI,
Kan. DIS x
Il house engines. - horse poyysti eAcA in Seod
CuntlIion- NFchilz tias. Electric Lic III aid Power
Co, Il5 y Market -. Wichita, haa- ga q
Lon. sALE-AAPs u iHA CITY o. Welt
Ia, eel.is each. Ad4sess Wieelta Ea~1e.
wichita kRil. es'9
FOE SAIE-Reut Estate.
DOS sALL-F RAAE STORE BLILDINGS, ~
L good condition. torEeE oak street Aod Law
renee aYe. VIII be sold cheap x LaAcA scon. Ia
luaro 90 - y. Law eIlle ave tai -
g. F0R RExT-s ROOM HOUSE o09 WACO.
III Aiteheh and ether furniture Tor sac ioe-
LOK SALt- FINE RESIDENCE u NORTH
par ~ city t{h furnace bath. -, narT. east
Ilont Il tg,r-cl.ss> Og.er. drzirnG 10 rn4Se
.s change C1ssS yAls -, 4 bargain toE = lew DAYS
-ui,a ! Freeman 1881
LoR SALE-IOJR OF THE BEST Sr0KE
i rooms on l'oug.z Az. eiesAs residence ou y.
Lawrence ave, NaCa.-E ist- al 1u4GLE. Rl4 CAvi4E
property. wa exchange TO- eastern ~
property. l. q. hc}s, ll-' l@i"IeAce, = . y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-19
The Eighth.

Cleveland is the eighth president who
has been elected to the Office for a sec
ond term, his predecessors in this dis
tinction having been Washington, JEFF
ferson, Madison, Monroe, jackson, Lin
coin and Grant.
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Making 1t All Right,

Customer Ito head waiter) Here, sir,
this clumsy fellow has spilled over
half of my cup of tea down my back.
Head Waiter Ito clumsy waiter. stern
1y)-Bring this gentleman full cup Of
tea instantly.-Texas SiftingS
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The Quotauons mere presented are 10 give '-e
shipper q idea OF the general range OF prices n
Native shipping steers. good to extra-.. - -csi :"
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st. iOCIS April lS.-W heat. cash higher. opticns
loweITCa-h 6iAsC May 65i4c. Ji.ne .c. .FrIv sJ-.c
august 6"ss Corn easier; cash s,aNc Ma sc ,iHly
sc uai~ firm; cash SIC. MAJ Ea.c Pork guiat.
I0bhlnc 81 %. lard nominal, 81 C.ie t.aX-eed
lower. s. 10 Bran &c al Iul4i. Eggs fsler5 Lac.
tTheI> Unbalanced
Wheaj-hetrIpis. BOG shspraents g0-a Corn
T., elats $50 @; shipments L5Guoa Oats-Iteces. is
q. IL: slllltseut- p fg.
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Kansas Oh, Grain aud Pro1rc,.

KANSAS CITY April IS--U heat du.l and steady:
No red 5ae lQc. torn, fra. unchanged. No. ,
mixed ay5ec- Oats unchanged; ) Is. sg. i've Lrm
80 45eS iaxseea firm 81 IS. Bra. drAs; Gas.
FUHer gUiel and steady. creamery Z.ps.tC. aslvy
lces2.c, fggs active aud SceEdy; lZlgc
y heat, lp' :, HtB; shipments. 500. Corn
49,, shipments .....
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The TWO SIDES OF MOURNING.
Considering the Use and ahu,s Of ths
Privilege.

fEttltfG
That side usually presented of this
oftcn-considered question il full Of BIT
ter truths. Mourning is expensive, and
is called for AZ a time when. betyTeen
other great outlay and often The taxing
away Of the principal income Garner.
that expense Is peculiarly hard 20 hear.
II is woefully depressing 20 the b.s.
holder. Life has sorrovfui sights
enough without The willfal addition IL
the streaming Grape aud the flowing,
somber draperies which meet Is nova
days on every hand, since It IS assured-
" true that the wearing - mourning
was never 80 prevalent before.
Sometimes these facts and Their
carrying out the principle = little FUR
ther grow into nightmare % horror.
Such as when-and ~ has hap
pened-a man has taken 10 all
rad habits ia the effort - drown
his grief FOR tho loss % idolized .
children, and 10 the attempt 20 escape
from a darEeEod home where his wife
sat, bathed "a tears. taking coustAntiN
Of her bereavcment and shr0uded Il
the drcary folds u crane. 4 WOMAN
never Is torEivah. for forgetting. IN
her own anguish. those who share t.,
nor that. y hile - the feminine nature
Il is bitter sweet - dwelt uuon ~
past, 20 the masculine mind ne sweet
is drowned IA tbs hittcr. Hrd the ono
y .sh is % forget Her duty 20 fhe Isv<
ing comes before her mourning for tha-
dead
AL this. then. Is one aide - the ques-
ton The other stands TINS. y thera
j. no conflict II uIsh WIN prudence.
there Is IN normal human uzfurs. -
craving for sympathy and > desire -
show forth what 7ve suffer. Whi.. 80
are children we are bart ard - crv. Z
A. wc grow older re are ashamed "a
cry Eu. we want 20 The ss5svvarfii
badge ~ inward mourning SENS - 20
in exactIT this expression - a pureix
natural feeling. The mckt u oar trou-.
biss can not ~ blazoued - the world.
nor pity claimed for them. decent
reserve prevents thi@ Be- one isglt-
mate sgr-oev-tbat of ie.s bv death
can yjeld rs tender treatment, and IL
what The sore heart Graves
y - E4r1 % - fGTfa afuunE p~op.cF
IL the - re Cd war. after crushing
blow. and endure the same cd sxse-
tioss and severe Judgments and -
qGireme nta pressed Upoa oss-s sb~ia<-
ing shos i1erx NJ h8ms8 being e -
blessed "a not 20 have passed thr8ugss
tbs sxperieaee. watch Ieaves Is srl~
ike Eou1d.
WA: wonder fhe1. wbra the rial
cones fer Thicb qpea laHeatstloa
allowed. - . gerlT sel1s the v~iv .>z~-
There Is a s9rt II eg14fort. for th.s oa-S
IN ones re. z The beng eea feaslsrg
-iih 0y the World. n the aII9aaaeFs
made. tae SHIFTING ones se'f away
from ibrsc daetr4cs ossa *aat sr az.
shecG- &ues4EZ that one - 14sa 70 as-
Kind rerlarls. nor sar.n Crf.e su "a.
nay t7i or 11. oae's gva - smp3y.
znd az =haf e aossesT
perhaps tA-z P1s-- o 2 re ssbis-i hss
never been tsas ~eaaaee ess. II So
pea 80 cozra1a ssase. sae ~seshs-
sloazst ~ oe-v e-I3E fsst ,a set~s&
upou ersrT d@F whsa sene 80 s1st -
athsr 50us 70 Zee ssst t5zss. sAs tzap-
g.u~s q sroe-S- i : .ars
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THE Tables
TRAINS.
ARRIVE LEAVE
SoRru ~ Est

ATCHISoS, TOPEKA & SANTA FE RR-
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EQUITABLE MD UNION OF AMERICA

Best ffaternaI order known. Takes in both sexes
on equal footing. Receives members from - 70
- years OF lEe. Insurance at cost according to
mortality.
Benefit certificates issued from 500 to s300J sc-
COrdtuE 70 age.
Gives protection in three WAYS. viz. Accident
Endowment. and ordinary Life. without extra
charge.
Has been in operation i years, and has 1000
members.
For flll particulars call on ". G Richards. prest
". G. Palmer. secretary; tFichlfa Union ~ No
SO North Main >sreet Wichita, Kansas. l32-tf
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Dr.. j. {. BENNETT,
l43 n. Main st. Wichita. Is.


Mrs WiuSlow-S Sool hiu- Syrup shcu53
alraes be used Tor children IeeshinE. Il
SCOT les the cks.si sssfra-ti- fge gains, aLlays
I'll ualR, culcS wisii csss4c- ard = tins
6t>t remedy fur ssiarhoe3. Twenty-Five
cents bottle Used ey mi.li0uS Il
mothers Go4LI ws0-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-19
HILARY A. hiERBERT.
The Alabama Statesman Who Is Nov
Secretary of The NarT.

-ectSll-y OF JIG Nlsy.
Hon. Hilary A. Herbert, of Alabama,
was born at Laurensvllle, Ala. When a
child his father moved to GreenviIle.
Butler county, Ala He was educated
at the University OF Alabama and the
University of Virginia, studied law and
was admitted 20 the bar. He entered
the confederate service as captain and
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WEENEYC
y I CT II y
316 West Douglas Ave,
Or. BENNETT.

CursS Pile FiS
taIa, I iseuVe auu
ali diseases or tie
rectuu " { b o u &
knife. ligatUre. caus
tics or detention
from business.
Cures tTUGFa1-
tee,l. No money
- Ge pgiti ANTI %
tleut i cured.
Private tyiseas-
e. In both sexes
quickly and radical
~. rrv.sti IN ~f4A
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
IN. following are the representative sales OF cat
srOcKERs AND FEEDERS

The following are therepresentativs sales OF hogs
q The yards TO-DAY.
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si.ori est time ana on tie r,1ost reasonable
terms without tie use ~ dangerous drugs
Female Ailments IN al forms, - Leu
colyhoea. Pt;aIul Periods. Suppression,
LJc d speciality
NEolsS and Facial BIer3 iShes removed
INDECENT ieerS aut skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine FUrui~hcs. n ati cases
C-usultal Ioa Free, confidential AID IN
v.tsd
Clhte spen from o'clock >. II. until :
o cloc> p, m. SUNDAY uatil l,58 o cioc31 p
II Call IT 81. over u eel sa2sss b.sslsS
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e. - =
Local Grain ana Feed Market.


Wheat 40. . So. Corn &c. Oat- 25ssa6c. Baled
az <.@9. Ground corn U5G1sc. Corn and oats
IL lxed 100 sac, Bran 6Jc.
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On the Earcain Cnnnter.

''Old bachelors and old maids a
speciality" is part of a sign displayed
before matrimonial agency in Kansas
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s speclai xc3 r~sssst 10 Surr s. s5TestCs.-
svx frav~- i ic45sA \ szv3. L. tas fr
,.ficaisr~ apply . N4lz-i L Al-=.
A-ea-A WicaIsA
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Potatoes colorado a5Sl o. Eggs Igac Butter
First creamery &c. second CT amery -ic, other
grades NJ.
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Situations ~ dHted-Muie.
Miscellaneous.

TE-A%TrD-A O!OELD BOY WANTS =
w L5fat- 90 ggers !. .yl-e 4441tlf- care lar IS
Eo - s.5si os@ Gssl.ll il.-s .tls- <l1 ls ta4
-. - = s. .zc-- 81 3 80 b. - -
~ aSE tlIA--f-t. it-- yi> 4 ~IIL 4 .'}-.-
~ ug1ld .-s- ID CORES p -1 gFit1 -1l4ss zs'pi
fss lsg. arl f-.4E ss4t- -..-.- s4.at rs
-..-5- .-s Is -..rs -sr-t- lsll4 -f14-ttl-- 30
i as sas..tz - sa- SO b. sla+ll- -lal1 talll-
D., h-s- go 81
- aNIED-z IshLt E8E 4 -L1a -tJi-J
ss b. =. se55A .-. q .aszl4 willie a1t <
zrzs1i. a1us-s- ~ = ESQ Ar.- fst-si-t
x..+SEE..-A -IgJzgIg< - sTE-,C84t--
- sse. aa- tg ss-a4.. e. E11HE l--- IS sor4
-ElEst..1a5-. -f- H,---e t-t-s -.a. as
I.1 - = s.--. r-.s- 10 s'
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Wichita Rrr2dsiuf Market.
FIour-Rest patent 81 81 second patent 81 s., ez-
ira fancy 81 81
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.
PERSONAL.


NE De HARDI's PtE&XhoYAL PILLS.
IL tile only genulEe penuyEN5.sl PITS made Al
utusslsts u bs mai, a. Oflce ~ -cEth ata 81,
lk4L4. ia. DIS ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-19
Nj1jiils Eagle
FINANCEANDC COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receirts Of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past AZ
Hours Were: Cattle. $50; Hogs 800
Shipments, Cattle. none; Hogs, none.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-19

NEW ORIE ms April Is-Cotton steady MID
cling -lsB' I-!2c low miGdliaE &c, good ordi-
BosToN, a prIi ,s-Sauta Fe mi way g.
BALTIMORE April s.-Coree dun. HIo No. : lfIac
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-19
TOE EALif4NGE.


TOR EACHAAGE FISELI IIPHOt I'd III
acre farm Ia eastern Kansas. 10 exchange f"r
sl0uk OF IueJcAAndize. address Goods. Setg VIC a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Produce and Money.

New ] orr Produce and Norev.
NEW YORK. April Is
Sugar-Te7Eed firm, Cat loaf 3 Hide -zanu-
Ia Cd 10 1000 &C, standard 4 4 l5-l395Asc.
Cofee-~p.t kio duh and nominal No I4loc
Money cal e,l>y al SOS per cent closed OF
fer-d pc; cent.
Prime pap-r tlgd> Der cent.
Exchange .hrrn. - S7a94 $ for six.y-da- bills
ana - scle - Ss.a for demand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-19

nFFICiAI STATEMENT q the F1uanejal cntss
" dltioo - the Ferme@S sgd Bravess' benk az
H. Eog~ state % ksusas The 4 osz K BIS.
o. The II day y Apgsi Is5s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-19
B0okkeepei's and Clerks.
SdteSLIteIt.
tIisCedHdIieOIis.

YXFANTED-A CAPABLE PHARMACIST 10
W take charge II drug stock "a . J Sc Texas
toyy Good ,,. 20 zIz1E party. Mast be sober and
honest .sGGgs,> with reference, Mn Aary bo4cS.
t-4Ilasii4i4. Tex, l4t -
kXrA<IsIJ-A GOOD 5IAt FOR D}Sdi, -A-iii-R
70 d5tF
w lEl buuAAer .iefs vino GsSls- i4'--st0l--, -
apply tle -..., @.'. = cst.iz ---4 -ieLo@i %+-
sL-- ILFe.lE- t.- q $50
l-Ge s its--t.-. "a AHA l-A- ~ lAs 1oi4il-
f4esIei.s I-'l~lne-~ t--e- 81 Lita- han Gltttt
w A.IED-LU~lE MN WHO AhE -
~ ueea 81 steHo-,- pliers o. ceg'.i tsli9 ca.
she ,atl1.sl Accountant all -fEl.t1si A. .se
G.Eeat. fral4-l U-is.t 10 ilc -otil"yr-ztE 4i---'
less -. So. - c.li... h..l- - t,G@4-g AaYr o.
tuEi y.lat-U. 4f-4 -agi u-s.t4 toD4Eeaclt ue'1~-
ace lers au4 steIss R4e=, ..- E-ss--i-ea re-e4-
eutr,- hrfi lHEsI.-l..,s igrs - ci+af-2. dist
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Take ssa- X a <oisIe for .eeussssea- ts~~
..c4 sEos'est ro0te- IN SaE2EEG
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