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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-18

dear Paris that is the heaven of their
hopes in this world. and which swal-
lows them like a relentless monster If
they but set foot within those fateful
borders Safer the mussel- beds and the
ESTABLISHING in Normandy!
The washerwomen OF Normandy have
curious custom of dividing the waves,
separating the fresh mountain hillside
streams from the influx of sea water.
This they do by wading far cut in the
sands and scooping out places for the
fresh water 10 nestle in as the tide goes
out. Then they bring their clothes
the white garments which the village
blanchiseusse gives them 10 wash for
her tourist patrons-aud with a fat
rock handy on which TO beat the clothes,
they soon have the linen as white As
snow. The bathinghouses and beach
bathing have interfered with this work
At Etretat, but IL other parts of the
coast it may be seen daily. The wash
ing must all be done between the tides
The delightful customs Of the Nor
mandy people are rapidly changing be-
fore the late civilization of railroads
and ready-made clothing. The girl
peasant disdains the high white cap
and the open neckerchief, and gets her
self up regardless of ancient customs IN
a gown of la mode Anglaise. But this
is case with which the poet was IA
miliar when he wrote:
You may break, you may ruin the vase Of you
viii,
But the scent o. the roses viii cling 70 Il stu"
The fair Paysanne cannot divest her
self of the grace born of the sea, the
sea, the open sea" The sea smells,
strong and salty, are the aromatic odors
which betray her personality. How
incomparably fresher. more pungent,
more artistic. fuer than any perfumer's
solution to create a personal atmos-
phere, this legacy Of her native air.
The fisherman of Normandy IS a
grand figure in bronze who escapes all
the offensive littleness of life By b.
slowing it on his women folk As a
lover he has no peer. His bold, dark
eyes, with a CLEAN Of diablerie in them,
talk more eloquently than his tongue.
He woes the girl he loves. marries her,
and neglects her persistently the bal
ance of his life. But she Is quite con-
tent, because all the women share her
fate, and then-what would you, IS she
not his wife? She loves enough for two
she wiz tell you.
When the Normandy Adonis grows
old and heavy, ne wears a red cap with
a peak which falls on his shoulder. and
makes an ideal smoking can. Robert
Browning was 50 struck with this pic
turesque addition 70 the landscape that
he called the Normandy fisher district
the red cotton n;ghtcap country. -
Detroit Free Press
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respectfully % decline 20 consider over
lures on revision % the confession ua-
I'll it can be satisfied that they have
been prepared IN str:ct acSor dance
with the provisions % the cous,.ta.
ton.
The Young Women's Christian 49,
sociation ot Brooklyn recently d-ei-
Gated = very elegant new bzldiHg- Tas
assem- bly-roOsa seats SIX hundred and
Fifty persons. and f. usnsd The Azry a
Brigham hal There are esga cen
classroom
The PresbTtsrian church Soath
sends forth Il new mssslooaries thls
GEAR. during the i&st ten years 10 las
naoYe than d0u bed tsc nulnb.r ~ mis-
sionzries abroad. having nov lfz ia tf.s
fed. and has more than treb.ed she
contributions giving tIa5 o9o lAst year.
The Collegiate Alur1ne association
q New YORK eitT Is Interested 10
plan for furnishing college iu8'rsctson
20 those who could u1t obtain e.
throash the ordinary chznE-ls In
strBction = Offered IN Fr,urh. German.
Ezzlish literztare AID re Dr-sa-ss
system. Ard tie hest Instructor ars
provided
-Nr. Gladstone recently sa.5- The
slider grow ths more conGrzsed Z an
Il x fslth and religion have t<so
n pubic Hfe for sf;T-s5gbs years. saf
fo-ty-ssgsn ia -. cabinet - tae BTjt
tzh government. AID during taoz~
fortv-sever T~z-s have b~ea a44o-
.is.,d vita sixty q tAs m2&ter n 5a6s
- TIE county. and Al BAT aTs % tas
sizfv Fsre Christians
Lake Svzssa 4. nov err - tke
as1gs prom sr~rat Ard promising - re.
sz1a centers iu AREA There arr Ess
e ssssou8 actively as wors. with mere
thar thtrty "a .oEs. thsr~ s-s % tse
AXE far yeaseIs heiorE .ag "a fhs
Z Universities ;asss5cas. and tu0 stsazs-
sT1 azc 4 saEsiug vessel H~lonz ~ -
.ae Afrsczn I1zkssCo @iea - laua~sss
49, 10 pre2arasig1 81 tbz Saoteh z5~
sens n Bzn6zvTe sE1 B.4atTr~-
--Thrs. yezTs ago . ocilsgs ehArtsf
zzs zrzpte6 % ~ Hosvoze seziuary
Ter Eir.s. tse pioss-r ssss4tstfoa FER ths
aixhsr e1seatEor = zomsn u tAas
s7aat-T. Use sez.zzTy has r-ceas-y
ter.aeg b-oa1>zs& "a SPHERE bT 49,
.shs1z - nan~ aa4 cssee e tas aez-
nary vrwpa-4t1rV s-sars-zsas. acc uss
----ez~s. ia aaHss ard rally. Ne
8a.F oze - eye A isrgs sea-ut4os
- asng 3 n proosss u ereesaaa, zzi
za@rzc-azl cottage IA 49, cane - Mss
8ary A Brlxszsa. "a fEs:-e .srts9 pres-
Let s-fff -. $3.50 - - q L. -
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Rise of the Violet.

The modest violet" has outlivei its
reputation as neglected. unnoticed
flower. It's odor finds place n nv lady's
boudoi-, IN toilet water, scent saehet
and perfume bottle. Her dainty cloth
ing 5 en- b-oi5ered with violetS Her
pretty Eauze fan i seved with them
a tiny bunch OF their purple sweet
ness IS tucked IN the pufs OF her hair.
and q large cluster sdo-ns her coat
when she walks down the fasbiona BE
avenue Not one Of all the Sower-zis-
terhood has claimed 50 much attention
IN recent years Or been so persistzutlv
initiated for general use--S- Lozis
Republic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-18

Lady Gin furniture store to new
clerk Where are those handsome
sjde5oards that you had last week?'
Clerk embarrassed 20 I-er-I
shaved them of day afore yesterday,
ua'an-"
What she asked. should be an
artists highest AMBITION To paint
pictura 50 good that the frame won't
attract the most attention replied
the practical young painter.-Washing-
ton Star.
-Carl-'Namna, did papa have 70
learn all the different kinds Of tables
IN the arithmetic for feet and Nam
MAJ think not, nv son. for ne always
puts his on the manteL you see In
ter-0cean.
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MOrtg ga gees Sale.

City property in Wichita, Edo
RADIO, Kingman, Hutchinson and
Lyons. Improved farms and va
cant lands.
Perfect title has been acquired
to these properties by the mort
gage holders, who now offer them
for sale at very low prices and on
easy terms Of payment.
JOE Fl. LINDSEY, Agt.
S. ". Cor. Market and Douglas,
up stairs. d5I
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KANSAS CITY. Zen. observation-disclosures 500,
sh!puenrs 81 Fairly sctive, generally steady -
strong sales Dressed reef and 81 fpung steers - %
s. %, cow and Heifers s. 2Ess Is. stO EeTs
hUG~-keceiDts Sssl. shipments 100. Market 1rcC-
I've. about L0c higher. AZ gradr- & 25,ss sE bulk
s. 60Ss Is SHEEP- Receipts 1901. shipments luG.
tsoud sheep dull g lower common lllslnc lower
Euttous a. i0s5 o. Jop IS - lambs a. uG.
IT. LOUIS feh Is-CATTIf - Receipts lac
5 iGE-elfs o. Market arm. No n@t We steers.
PAR @ -oCd Won bring $ 'trs O choice e. 10
F teL Texas steers s. a. .. Texas cows 8 Gz
81 HpG~-fereIpJS 40. shipments 54U ayAe.
Ic higher. Heavy s @ IS -: packing g. 71as ~
light s. 95cs - SHIP Ell. & I'T shtt merits
rDee. Maker firm Fai- 20 good nat YES e. "a
4 =. choice mutt e g JJs5 s.
CHI Ago, Fen. lI--SAT TLF-Rece1p -Dln shin
mems -hl Big ~. Top steers $ sOF6 8 good
70 uhOCe 8 g. =. Others - SCI 70 leXaI-- s &
@ cow 3 SOS - HOES-f-ec-lpfS ll0 u ship
n-Hts 5 % Marks opened strong. c.o~sd a rife
Inwer. Mixed 3 0s&s -; heavy 8 SO, O.; l.ghr
s. aCGs Is SHEEP pt- sfr. Shipments ID u
Market steady, Natives g O3,s5 o.
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ksnsss CRY eralnand Prodros.

kansas CITY Fsh -Whest-1 Mississippi river
hss,s-Aore active toward ciose, &c lower. Nc :
sEG. cash t--S5 C., No. r-d = ar4c. Corn firm
10. Uiyed $40. No. v Eite sac Oats firm
No. ulixeI ss>sSSlc. No white sIl@aS1c, I've
steady SEC. Bran rrl. rstat4C. Fit1seed FIRM 8 q
& L. Butter GGli, I.zht demand Creamery 2s@z7c,
dairy J. g. C. f--- firm. 2-sEIsc.
N zesT- hel-lpS :. 0Hu.s Ell. u-uts. g 40 Corn
Ne< eipi>- a1a5 sat pueu-s, LatL Csts-EeCeipts
~ LpL-eLLs. E.Ee.
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NAMED

lkfAMTCn REPRESENTATIV
WAN | EU for o1r FAMILY TREASU-
7 Y. the greatest book ever offered 10 the
puoijc.
our coupon system. which we Ese n selling
this great work. enables each purchaser 70 Eet
the book FRrr, - everyone purchases.
For Lis first weeA : w7ork. one AGENTS profit
Z $1,000 Another $3.50 90 4 LADY
bs~ Just cleared $3.50 90 for her first weeks
WORK.
We give you exclusive territory. and pay
large commission q tie sales OF sub agents
Write al. once for the agency for your county.
AGdreS al communications 20
RAND, Men ALLY & CO.,
6-[iEc CHICAGO
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CsHpgels MsE

The EAGLE has the most compists map
Of The Cherokee strip. OklahonA and The
Indian reservations combined. that has
ever been published Given with a years
subscription Of TIE Weekly EAGLE. which
is slO0 year. do q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-18

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children Ieethinz. Il
so0thes the child, sottens the gums allays
al pain, cures wind collie, znd : the
best remedy for disrhosa Twenty-Five
cents bottle Used py millions Of
mot hers. Ct4tf * z5E.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-18

}le-aUt reclining c1.sf- rs-s AT trains sui
Pullman sleeUers from WiChl-z Kansas CITY AMI
Chicago without change on a1t trains. Tickets
sold and bagEaCe checked through 10 az points
orth. south, east and west. ard steamship lcksts
soid 10 al European points AZ lowest rates CITY
Ticket 0s1Ce lo9 East Douglas avenue corner Main
street. passenger station corner Douglas AID Mead
sTruu-s- Ielsphore lqe
J. H PHILLIPS. Ticket A-.nt
fNo. SEBASTIAN, G. !. 4 2. \, ChinagO. IL
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wichita Pronnce Market.

Wheat No. ? 55o. Corn sc, Oats 25S9sc. Baled
hay SOS. Ground corn o5z7Jc- Corn and oats
mixed 55s SO, bran &c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-18

shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use OF dangerous drugs
Female Aim ents in all forms, a. Leu
corrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc, A speciality.
Moles and Facial BIemishes removed
IDdOlent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases
Consultation Free, confidential and IL
vited.
Office open from o'clock a NJ. until
O'Clock p. NJ, Sunday until 30 o'clock D.
q. Call at Office over W0odman's bank.
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COLuM NJ.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your w ants Supplied.

H. forsw1Hg rz.ss e.G>r tie di1ereat headings
VII - csa-ge6
Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisements tskez fer less thzE &c eesf.
12Aa
EoApvERrIsENENTs TAKEs TO RUS TN
I'll OaB-DDEN-
Fries given under e1Aszfaeg heads tkis coiaYnn
Appcz6ie cnfy 70 local adv Ttss-eEtS- No ia-et-a
aey s-risezne..s taken Al pric-S stv-a-
Answers - advertisements S11t - care a the
EAalx O17se sAoald d called far ~.JAta E esvs
after ta--rslsn- Nhe1 stss<ftSs-s s:Se replys f3-
Warce6 % them stEsl pee envelopes must xa1i-
Hrferetsc- feTTuer Azver. lseEG>Hts sscElG Elr-
description AG Gsts 90 Insertion oory q tAs se-
s>rtlsss-s-t s1ul5 - sat
Nca gs;s8RsIfis for advertisements s1ren sAs
ooaNHBe1 by telephone
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DR.. BENNETT.

tuIs Cures Pi les
all d. Fissure and
recr iseases OF the
um wit b 0 TT
" ife, l.gatEre, caus
Tics or detention
from business.
Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
10 be paid until pa
tlent is cured
Private DiSeas-
Is in both sexes
quickly and radical
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ST. oUIS Fen. I-.-Whear lower. Cash SC
My .--tl- July 35-s &C Corn lower. Cash 80
March - May -, cats lower, Cash S-lec bid
Aay 90 Sc furE quiet rs - for Old Ias-i
quiet D = kse o.. SfIes- Bal Icy 70 sales E.--s
Aisher -ss2tl. COElUesl htu. g. u. Others IN
c. ua-d.
Whest-Recsipts ca117. shIurnenJs I.Ola Com
r-csiuts, loc3 @: shipments I5a1JA OAJs-Eeleit *
S.Ju.; shipments go
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eoE,G NORTH ASD EAST.

GONG NORTH AND EAST.
40 Colorado Spring..
Iieuve- rnd Pacific Cost
Express daily,.-.-.-.......-
%. = Kansas Cry -. Lon =
and Chicago Through
Mall snd ex. dsiiv.--.--.-.-
10. I Kansas CIty - Louis
ssi Chicago night *
daily. ........-.--..- --.-.
No. 3 ACCnruTn 0fatioE
daily. except Sunday. -...-
GOING SOUTH.
20. . Kansas City -. Louis
sDd Chicago eI, daily.
No. J Kansas city II, Iouf~
and ChiCsC through AL
and eI. Gaily.....-..........
Nc - Accom- II Od!10n daily
EXCEPT SUNDAY
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wIehira Horse Market.

Potatoes-Colorsdo s5sl O. Eggs l2c. Butter
First creamery 2sc second Creamery &c, oLLeI
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Produce and Money.

NEW YORK. Feb. =,
CoGee-Spot Rio dull and easy. No = I-7.c.
>Egar-!ts1 ID quiet and steady
Money CT call ECmer closed offered al Der
crht.
frl-ue rsVer 5a pr cent.
Exchange quiet, ScSly-ds- bills 81 SEA demand
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Local Grain ana Feed Market.

Coed stock sheen. slzIl,. 5n1S
GOD stock ewe- zSl.........,..........Z 5lGs
Good to extra v.ethers 80 .......... ? UCs a
Cod 70 extra o. 50
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go erst VIA the New short line, Nj
scur. paciic Pleasant Hill route
Through Sleeping aud chair cars withou,
eLanse NieAlt.. 10 \. Louis 81 !.
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wIcht-a Mule Market.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Wichlta Brpsd M Market.
FIours Best patent e. s.. se-cEd patent 81 g. ex-
N ) =
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MORT II AND last.
No. ~ Kansas City Exp'ss
No. 406 Chicago Vesrbule
Fast Express ....--......
No. 4l3 Missouri River tx
1890 10000. ---
No - EuClewood ExpT'sS
10. As Local Freight.
No. 45S Freight. go.
>OTTH AND WEST-
No zG7 Oklahoma City and
Fort Worth Express. ..-
No. z03 Caldwell and Pan
Handle Express. ,......
No. 4t3 { ort Worth. Gal
weston and Texas thro'gh
Express ...................
No. AS Wichita Express.
No. ~ Englewood Accom-.
No. Al Local Freight.
No. 469 Freight.
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fINANCRAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

TIE Receipts Of Stock 81 the "lcni'0
Union stock Yards for the Past q
Hours Were: Cattle, So: Hogs 00'.
Shipments: Cattle, 1885, hogs none
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROEERS.

he Psoro--s Phe-. Pictures IN az SIS and styles
&c also Cd. II he Ife~g sLsS1zf1-elt q picture
francs ~ he CRY. Give In t-e2oly =1a
examine sa-pss.
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WICHITA AND WESTERN.

WICHITA AND WESTERN.
ARRIVE FROM wFST.
NO. Az MUlliuyIIle aEd ki-Cmau
express .-..--.-... ................--- 10 80 a N
aNo. 80. Pratt and hlEgUal accom-.
mediation. .----....-...............lI 50 q Il
DEPART wEsT.
NO As. kiaEm2n and NuIlinviIle
express .-......-..-- .-...----.--.----. . ? n
NO. 43L- hincman and Pratt accom-
mediation -.............. : - a II
Union ticket Office, corner Main and Ei--,
streets Union passenger station corner q
Dougla and Fifth avenues
". D. MURDOCH. d. 2. A.
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Brishts and Diseases q the B,oo5. Exa-ni-
ration through the Arlerial matter. Council
IrIee- lst, Z and . days monthly, Carey
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IOE S4LE--MtsceaaHeoas


I~8E SzLE-fs.a o. g u h s12 Any FAfzT 81
4 a4ssefss5 b4E. 81 -. Isgs - Esat- srs1sass
fs-s- eos 1 l4s = .ar ef..- ss arza
.s-sE --. -a- le- 81 ia tfsE. 80 e
60 kas.-as w. ls-.- ~
81 s-@ p zEa.- Ea-t - sal- tA4a s=eA- o.
49, e-E"
I0F. skLE oG TEADE-A LTFEsF Bars
.-1 EE-r~1- g.. s1---fzal, ~ fzHser
L -1tt1--R- l4slsE q &@y.e @zs Fsslss
L 20. - L.s--F E - fsIl'yo - fsi -IlF g r.
4 Is SO - h~asss avs-
EBa es- s-TaJ ~EE <UsE8 Wse SO
i Es--e eaas1es. e. se~s~ sssas t&EA 8 sg@
.11sz fsSs s-T-7r 81 As 80 rar-F
Coz .-G s. So ~ -. y 4afls. Has
49,. -sLs-~AF- eF saE @8E8 *lF
fslLs -z-t- - fea Nealls
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). ]. Bass. II. d..

Homeopathic Phys ossn aud <urzeo1
gflcs Nof-er -elo.d ana Nafa E..frf.ar Pfa-k
Oa5ce he-1s Z. o y a. r., = p, r. c-Is=-gf
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CEICA O. Feb l5-Wheat-No srr!-r ca,h
sno FEBRUARY 75asc MAJ .7ltc. July "a, Corn
Nc.z cash 4l44 45Sc. r. bTuzry sISs 90 &c. Hay -
49,. luly4stz ats-N0 cash Sic. February
~. Nav -, -5s&.c, PO-k-Ca-a sl9 l5.z y -
Nay s. ~. I.-ru-Cash md May e. @ Ju.r
e. -. september : 2 - Sho RIBS t5<i 50.
shoulders O. sssaslg lG. Short clear 81 SsEle 20
Sucare uchang-d. Butter Q iirt- Creamery -,z
~. daily sdc- k-ss ex-lted and highes stree
j. fresh lsts5 E.
-hvce-Tt~. -lhlls shipments. lbs IL Usls-Ge-
ce.rts. -4-J--- shipments ltLgoa
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Dr.. j. {. BENNETT,
143 n. Main st, Wichita, rs.
RAILROAD 1TITE TABLES
ARRIVE LEAVE
TRAINS
NORTH AND FAST.

ATCHIsoS, TOPEKA SANTA II RR.
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ne following are ers9Eessntatlys sale. q hogs

Hogs were ) TO 10 cents higher for all
grades. Everything sold readily.
REPREsENTS TIVE SALES
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DANCING SCHOOL.
MUSIC.
Mozart School of Music

Rooms = =. - Biting Block
Ms y Havs. E'riu-. and Teacher o.
Piano ard Theory.
Teachers course n the pra-- s-s. Application ~
the Naso1 system - Taught 6y d.. NU- Nas1a-
au hor O. tie Mason system ard Z. Il. BoWTus %.
director 81. music 81 E-->=sr.
Harmony By C1r-e>p 1Gt@1-e-
Miss Ida Sperry director Of Cglt4- a1t Mandolin
GepaTrEeEr-
Mss Man Eudo-a R4u, wE.s,Iias Departments.
s,--s
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wv OEIs aNs Zen I6-Cog'ou s.esdy- Good
UldlluE SIC luld1iuE, ls-is,; low Insdd M,
: I.-.-e. -ool UrLll.ly $50
b sTCN, Feb. I1.-AttL-so8 railway ~
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PLY SICIANS.
DE. L. EMMA COBB.

females sra Cl@3drsus diseases speciality
Ioue for la6ie- during COZ Ffe--snt SfrF--'~ ~
rHie y Ter desired. HiS5 Permanent homes rro-
Weed iCr Children when c-s.-et- Letters o. inlr-
q CCrfCeur.Si and sswe-ee FrUUFilg Ecue -
lc. Avs.Ius. IS 'Gh.faJ. NEls>1,s-
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WICHITA, Feb. Il.
Butcher stuff was strong and demanded
good prices. Others steady.

The ouotatlons mere presented are 70 give ue
simmer al idea OF bhe general range OF pFlcSs -
native shipping steers good 70 extra. - 90 -
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FINANCIAL.

fFi-trT Us iEEl p i'eT I-I-s - lar
T0ln 10 LoAN o& GOOD C9Ls-As-
- Il Otb eEsl 81. t-.fersra ss1fs tl1ae - 80
aEnoaELs q, o. - - il=trFuziisr.-l f0as srai
IrLs@ g. II w. Lef ~ frr-.ss, -glEs - hlqCs.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-18
RrpRIsESrATTYE SAILS.

TIE following are tie representative sales O. CAT
tesg the yards todaTs
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-24
AProminent Man Dead.

MOUNT CLEMENS, Nov. 1S.-Mr. S. S.
Gale. one of the old settlers here died
Thursday of pneumonia. Mr.. Gale was
born at Genoa, N. Y, Jan. 4, 1919, of
English parents. He was educated at
NGroton academy, and then entered a
law office at Mount Morris, N. Y. In
1912 he came to Michigan, and for four
years was principal of the Pontiac high
school, at the same time pursuing his
law studies. He was admitted as an
attorney at-law in 1916, and the follow
ing year opened law Office at Farm
ington. In 1852 Mr.. Gale was principal
of the north city school in Ann Arbor.
where he remained three years. When
the union school was organized in this
city he was its principal. In 1860 he
was elected circuit court commissioner
He. was engaged in the hardware bust
ness here for number of years. At
one time he was judge of probate. He
retired from business some years ago.
but his activity kept up until he was
stricken with the disease which caused
his DEATH
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-24
what's the Matter with Josiahe

"Wimmen's suffrage?" said Mrs. Hol-
lersnag; mot any fur me, efyou please. y
"Why not?"
Because | hev ter wait on Josiah
enough ez it is without goin ter town ar
doin his votin fur i'm. Washington
Star
Gold filed watch for sale for less than
cost, new. Enquire at American Express
Office.
Morris Osburn has for sale two good work
horses. one a dark dapple grey geding,
stylish, rangy and handsome. the other a
bay gelding; one is a grade Percheron the
other grade Clyde. Also full blood and
grade Cotswold ram lambs. Inquire at his
farm east of city.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-24
LAID U,An "A MnA4.
CASHIER NELSON BRADLEY ON TRIAL.
AT LANSING.

He Is Charged VITA Making False slato-
ment to Bank Commissioner Sherwood
On the Item o. Rediscnunts of tar :
trail michigan Savings Dank-7rhe "JaE
Cure In Court.
LANSING, Nov. 22.--The examination
of Nelson Bradley, cashier of the de-
funct Central Michigan Savings az.
on the charge of mailing false state
ment 20 the commissioner Of BANKING.
was begun in Justice Dolan's court
Tuesday, but after the testimony OF
Commissioner Sherwood, Bookkeeper
Crane and Teller Jones was taken it
was adjourned for one week.
The commissioner detailed his action
in calling for special report from
Bradley, he making the demand ut the
house of his brother. where he had
called Bradley to avoid suspicion and
excitement tat visit TO the bank
might ocoasica. The report was made
which shove the condition of the
bank such as to enable it to pull
through and he accepted it as correct.
Ten days later he placed Bradley under
oath, when he said he did not know
whether the report on rediscounted
paper was false or not
During the examination Mr.. Bradley
sat near his counsel, seemingly diSin-
terested, hardly lifting his eyes from a
newspaper in his hands during the
time. The testimony of the bookkeeper
and paying teller was TO the effect that
the sworn statement submitted to tAe
commissioner was false on the item of
rediscounts, being much smaller than
1t really WAS.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-24
Titled Women Writers.

Every day seems to add fresh name
to the list of titled ladies who work for
the press. Four duchesses-those Of
Cleveland, Rutland, Sutherland and
Bedford-have at one time or another
contributed articles to magazines. Lady
Greville is in receipt of steady income
from quite number of papers to which
she is regular contributor, and so is
Lady Colin Campbell, while Lady Con
stance Howard, sister of the Earl OF
Winchelsea, is almost equally well
known. The Countess Of Cork, too, is
generally engaged upon some journal
istic work, and there are hosts of others
Hon. Emily Lawless, the well known
Irish novelist, and Hon. Miss Eden
among them.-London Letter.