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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-03-17
RICHMOND. March Is

RICHMOND. March Is
fNr( oEEN We V, wish it were
GNqRA4HYfII " here ss,so to see e he I,,.
Spring glory, Only two weeks
until Easter and what II lot of
buying and planning and dress
maker worry's to be gotten
through with-for new the out
fit must be, ready for Eoster.
The authorities in such matters
in Paris, London and New York
agree that spring stufls were
never SO beautiful, and many Il
manufactures will take UP the
to-him-minor chord land never
SO cheap
! The Silks have taken the
clan-plaid effects from the Cling
hams and besides have found
hosts Of new beauties. The
woolens and silks-and wool mix
lures have concentrated the rich
ness Of winter color-effects and
the daintiness of spring. It's
hard to read anything out of
fashion, for the range of correct
things was never so wide.
| And lastly, the cottons. Their
makers have cottoned to the
woolens surely and on the quiet
have paid court to the silks.
Such richness in color-printing
is not rememberable.
Hoops or no hoops! Well, it's
crinoline, at least for wooden
dresses--or d rather the new hair
cloth lining. Mrs. Cleveland s
ball dress was made over it.
You can have one width around
the bottom-it's about half yard
wide-or it can line the skirt
all tho. The wearer's taste
and natures kindness as to
curves decides that. The hair
cloth is25c. a yard.
Well take pleasure in help
Ping you to samples in any line
of goods needed. We've grown
to be by far the largest house in
Richmond by careful, liberal
dealing. With the samples we
send order blanks and tables of
express and mail rates.
TIL COHEN co.
II, 10. 10 and II East Broad.
Always mention CLIacH VALLEY News
when writing.
! FOR DYSPEPSIA,
| Indigestion. and Stomach disorders. use
/, BROWNS IRON nITTERS
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-03-17

perfect receptacle -four and all the spices and se
sonings in the culinary department..
lie made strong and durable and good quality
ported tin plate the best material the purpose
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A Mystery IL Plant Life.

A correspondent asks whether plants
can see or not, and suggests that as
plants will turn their tendrils ia the
direction OF something TO cling to, that
may indicate that plants can possibly
see. 1t is certainly fact that the
proximity of something to cling to will
make parts of plants turn in that di-
reetion. There is evidently some at
traction. but for seeing as we general
" understand by sight, this is, OF
course, entirely out OF the question. 4
very pretty experiment may be made
BY placing stakes in among a mass OF
garlic. The leaves will IN many cases
be found twisting around the stakes.
occasionally clinging tightly to them,
but, as generally seen, the garlic
would be the last thing we would
think OF as having twining habit, and
yet we see by this that when there is a
chance to twine they evidently know
that the chance is there. It IS not
sight. but ii is some remarka bly, attrac-
tive power What the nature OF that
power is has not vet been determined.
-Mechan's Monthly.
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The aihita Daily Eagle Saturday oruus December lss3
with much escltemen. Thecarate took

with much excitement The curate took
no notice of them.
Masters in the study. SIR" said the
maid. when she opened the door.
Il will find him for myself, said Mr..
Wilby as he approached the door ne
heard voices ''lll thank you to tell
me. Algernon." said a voice. Mr.. Willy
knocked loudly and opened the door
The recter's wife. still in her bonnet,
stood in the middle of the room The
rector was standing by the armchair
with one hand resting on the top of the
cushion; he looked as if he were prepared
to defend the armchair with the last
I drop of his blood.
IL" began Mr.. Wildly. ''Oh.
beg pardon. didn't see that Mrs.
Morrett was here"
Don't mind me. Pray proceed" said
the lady iciiy.
Give just heard such dreadful
really can't speak in Mrs MOrretts
presence
"Jane, dear, hadn't you better leave
us?''
Mrs. Morrett stood her ground. The
rectors hand was sliding steaithi,y
down the back of the armchair Sud
denly he gasped out q loud OH
Well" cried Mrs Morrett-
II can explain" began Mr. Wildly.
again. But the rector, signing to him
to stop, went up to his wife and took
her by the arm.
"You shall hear it all later on" he
said, as he led her from the room
The two men were left alone ito
gether. The rector sank into the fate
full armchair and mopped his brow.
Mr.. Wildly smiled kindly upon him
IAN awkward coincidence, wasn't
it?'' he said.
"You-you viIlain!" groaned the rec
tor.
AFTER your sermon was 50 much ad-
mired, too"
''You you've ruined me must
leave the parish. ] can't face my peo-
Pile"
''Oh! cheer up" and Mr.. Wildly sat at
the writing table and took pen.
"Have you a parish magazine here?''
he asked.
"What's that got to do with it?'
''But have you?"
eyes"
The curate took sheet Of paper and
wrote. In five minutes he threw down
the pen and read what he had written
aloud to the rector:
81 feel bound to explain to the
congregation the occurrence of last
Sunday. Not having been long in
orders. suffer greatly from nervous
ness; and, although as rule ! trust
entirely to my own resources in the
pulpit, I felt convinced that if l en-
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deavored to deliver an original discourse
on my first appearance before a congre-
CATION of strangers I should certainly
break down. therefore applied to the
head of my college for assistance, and
he assured me that under the peculiar
circumstances of the case he considered
that l should be justified in preaching
a sermon not of my own composition
He was further kind enough to offer
me what he described as a model dis
course, then in his possession, the work,
as he stated, of a most eminent
preacher, who had given him permits
sion to make use of it. Unfortunately,
I omitted to inform him of the name Of
my new cure, so that he was not aware
of any reason why the rector's sermon
should not be used by me. Thus the
unfortunate occurrence happened, and
/ hasten to take all the blame upon
myself, pleading only for that indul-
gence which young man in trying
position has right to claim. John
Willy"
The curatc stopped, and the rector
looked inquiringly at him
Il think that'll do" said the curate.
Anyhow, we can try how Mrs. Nor
rett takes it"
The rector rose and held out his
hand for tho paper. Tho magazine
comes out on Tuesday" he observed.
Mr.. Wildly put the paper behind his
back.
I've been thinking, again, rector"
said he. that it will be extremely diff
cult to live as gentleman should live
on hundred and fifty"
The rector frowned
In fact, impossible" said the curate;
and he drew near TO the candles and
held the sheet of paper towards the
blaze.
You'd be in luxury on hundred
and sixty" said the rector. rehectively.
But / should have no margin for
charity" -
IL viii make it . hundred and
seventy"
II think" said the curste, per
suasively. that you won't stand out
or matter of ten pounds. You might
make it hundred and eighty"
The restor sighed deeply.-N. i.
World.
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Tortu nss from Rage

II i. astonishing what immense SUNNI
ragpickers receive in the course of -
day. The eombings of women's hair
sell at eighty cents pound: this
means three hundred dollars to the
knights of the hook. "Merinos." as
they are called, arc another source Of
profit. They are the scraps Of tsilors
and dress-makers and bring about
thirty-six thousand dollars year.
Old bone: bring about one hundred
thousand dollars year. Papers. corls
and crusts OF bread all go TO different
industries aad bring large sums. Flee.
ton bulletins, which To the number OF
one million three hundred and TWEEN
ty-fve TN ousand are posted on tho
walls of PsrIs. are also much sought
after elections for the making Of but
tons Chicago News.
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
3 Cts.
The Peoples Column.

The Want Columns OF q Daily Paper tell
yen where it pays TO advertise
II you have anything 10 BUN, SELL,
TRADE OR RENT, try these columns.
e Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisement taken Tor less than loc.
One line advertisements charged same
rate as two lines
Prices given under classified heads in this
column applicable only % local advertise
ments. No foreign advertisements taken al
above rates.
Answers to advertisements sent in care of
the EAGLE Office should be called for within
ten days after Insertion When advertisers
wish replys forwarded TO them stamped envel-
oies must be sent.
Reference 10 former advertiser, hts should
give description and date OF insertion or copy
OF the advertisements should be sent.
Net responsible for advertisements given
or discontinued by telephone
CLASSIFIED advertisements Will be cents
per line each insertion: average seven words
10 line, agate measurement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-09
THORN OF GLASTONBURY.
Mira culous Stories Told of the Tree
Which Blooms on Christmns.


Which Blooms on ChriStMns.
At Glastonbury Abbey, in Somerset
shire, England, once stood thorn tree
which, il is said, bloomed every Christ
mas morning. The first authentic ac-
count of it ever written was in l772 By
a visitor who tells of it in the account
of his visit to the abbey.
The keeper assured him that st.
Joseph of Arimathea landed not far
from the town, at a place where there
was formerly an oak that had been
planted to his memory; that ne and his
rested themselves, and that Joseph
stuck his staff on the ground. Now this
staff was common dry hawthorn stick.
but it grew and first came into full
flower on Christmas day. Afterward
the tree, which had thus grown and
budded like Aaron's rod, always
hloomed on the day of our Lords ma
tivity and upon no other day, the
flower, like those of the night-b loom
ing cereus, lasting but few hours.
Many queer stories have been told of
the Miraculous Thorn of Glsston-
bury" 1t was said that if the chips
from it were planted they would sprout
and grow like potatoes: that the leaves
cured all infammations, swelEngs, etc.
and that rods cut from it would
never leave marks on the children cor
rected by their use.
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ProfSssiouat ssoru.

Did you hear about Blaggins' shoot
ing excursion?" said one member Of thu
national guard to another.
You don't mean 20 say an amateur
marksman like Bla2gins had the nerve
70 90 hsnting?"
Yes"
"Hit anyJhing7"
Yes. He got seven birds"
Well. There's only one way 20 ~x.
plain it 90
"Hov's that
He didn't know tke gun was load.
%. r-WAshington Star.
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One Of The greatest natural sondery
in Java, 'the fire island" a large lake
OF boiling mud. ~ situated almost IN
the center Of the pisins 81 Groboysra.
fftv ''paais" ~ the northeast ~ Solo
II j. almost two miles Ia circumference.
and in the center immense columns %
soft. no. mud may be seen continually
rising and falling iize great black Am.
beers thrust forth and then suddenly
withdrawn by a giants hands. Re-
sides the phenomena of the columns
there arc two gigantic bzbbles near
the western edge which gi up Like
huge balloons and explode on "a aver
age Of three times Ser minute
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shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use Of dangerous drugs
Female Ailments in all forms, as Len
corrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc. speciality.
Moles and Facial Blemishes removed
1ndolent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases.
Consultation Free, confidential and in
vited.
Office open from O'Clock a. M, until Z
O'Clock p H., Sunday until l:30 O'Clock p.
m. Call at office opposite Munson &
Mcnamara.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-09

In ID. Sandwich Islands the sppls
has become wild and forests % trees %
many acres are fosaa n various EsSrts
% the country. 5hsy ex.ssd fToa To
level Of the Sea faT ap int tAs Eogs-
.Aia sic-s II is sad shat milxs Of thsss
appls forests can ocs4slonsllr Dc sect
one Traveller gives the sxseat % ore a
them a. be.~een Eve Rna Tea miles .
Width zns sbout tvrsnty sz!lss ioag
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-09

ssngy Husband fAfte. rnovIng}-Do
you think. wife. yoa will Ike osr aes~
quarters
wte-Any quarters will be scespsA-
bic; / hzTent seen evsn = dlfse Jar =
uaoath - Detroit free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-09

Doctor Injecting former patient
who had come out for walk)-Weil,
Frau Schulze, how do you feel now?
Frau Schulze itinorouslyi--You ara
not going 10 charge anything, are you.
doctor::-C pisraaIiuaGsb lat.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-09

ST. LOUIS Dec S.-Nheau: cash firm; 603Sc, op.
tons lower; December $50. JANUARY 6O34,, May
Uc. orn cash steady. a1ec, options lower; Deccm-
her 3ilsc JHnusry asc, May atas o,1sc. Oats cash
II IN. -Sa4c, options iower December 2e14c. May Ole
Pork duil; Jobbng Sis 20 Latd higher, IS logs 10.
Lead lower - Wy Speiter lower 81 10. Rye A. 1aC
bid. NONE offered. Barley dull and weak. Bran
scarce aud wanted, 6ic. Bay unchanged-t timothy
$40 HJ0s IS 10 prairie s. .OaS 20. FiaXseed firm.
81 10. Corn meal quiet 81 10. But unc. auged
creamery - SIC, dairy lOS2ac. Legs quiet fresh
2lepz2c
Nheat-Receipts 22,CO1. shipments ....... Corn
:s,ceipts l02.UJJ. shipments sg,UVut Oats-Rsceipls
-, u, shipments 9,Uu
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DR.. BENNETT,

Cures Piles. Fis-
tIia. Fissufe and
all diseases of the
rectum w i t b o Il t
knife, ligature, caus
tics or detention
from business.
Cures Guafan-
teed. No money
TO be paid until pa
tient is cured.
Private Diseas-
es in both sexes
quickly and radical
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-09
Chicago Giaiu aud Produce.

CHICAGO. Dec. $. Wheat easy: Ne. 2cash 623ac
DE enter 625sC May % Corn lower: No cash
5lse i.eoember a5bec. May s1ISc. Oats easy: No,
cash 2st4c, December sd 4lay 5Jssc. PORK ste tdy
cash SIS V1lp MAY SIS lse. Lard steady: cash IS ~
January 40 TO- May - ~. short ribs steady; cash
g.. January s. 81 Nay g. sin. HNe dull I6ai6bsc
tlrxssed hrn, s. 22hs limo ny seed STEADY. IS 3
Butter quiet. creamery -2eL-134c. Dairy l9S2Sc.
EEg~ quiet: strictly fresh s2s-3Sec-
Nheat-heCeipts 72,u O. shipments aON Corn
Receipts rs cvu shipments eovv1. Oats-ieCeipt.
-lig.0VO. shipments s0uuu.
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"A res ssairrsl b. ;As hand ~ .
ran named Corner. n Freskiin. Pa.
Elooa poisoning rssusssc. xaa i. -
sssree TIA asaA viii nave 20 % sapa.
:z.~9
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-09

Mayor Introducing hss fsniiT 20
new pr-fss.j Here are ay wife and
dazrbter. woala seg your sxe.l-
I~aev 20 observe TIA. IRE elder Of IA.
.x1 q rnv wife. "-hveSl.zrIEe.
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His Vocation

She-Weren't you surprised that
WIldrake should make surgeon?
He-Not in the least. / can't reueu1-
Der when he wasn't girento cutting
up.-Judge.
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kansasCity Graz, and Proauc.

KANSAS CITY Dec s-Wheat 16c lower; No hard
Sac; No. Fred SS]@c. Corn Ag9to lower. No ? mixed
S1p@olc No. white 5laSl4c. Oats slow and
weak No mixed <73lCe-oc. so. 2 white Z9G29l. sc
It5e very firm. No JOC. tiaxsred firm; 81 IUs H.
Bran active and firm, Safe. iiay quiet, timothy
81 0u@9 "a. pr. rie 81 GOS5 " Butter weak. cream.
cry atG 25c, dairy ls9 lyc. Eggs quiet, firm a9ec.
Leat-hec' ipls. 3,tUJ shipments. l,UOL corr
receipts @.UN, ShlpMehts OAts-kecelpts
lCEj pmeuts 2lHN
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph.

ST. LOFTS Dec, S.-CATTLE-Re Receipts 1910, ship
nents 5U0 Market quiet. strong. Native steers
y ga % grass iexae steers s. 90eS 10, cows and
heiferS 81 10 %. HOGS-liet-iI.ts 600 shi pnt
SUI. Market firmer. Butchers s. COOS - mix d
+ e5a5 10, light s l0I5 81. SlIi PIE epts loo;
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Wichita Produce Market.

potatoes-Colorado T5c. Eggs lSc. Butter
irst creamery &c. second Creamery &c, Other
grades l06sl5c.
Chickens-Hens &c pound ROSTERS &c: fur
keys Glec; ducks full feathered &C. spring chickees
s0pouuds and over per dozsn
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Elegant reclining chair cars on all trains and
Pullman sleepers from Wichita 10 Kansas City and
chicago without change on night trains. Tickets
sold aud baggage checked through TO MI points
north snui b. east and west and steamship tickets
sold TO all European points at lowest rates. City
ticket Office 100 East Douglas avenue. corner Main
street: passenger station corner Douglas anu Mead
avenues. Telephone I!S.
j. II. Philips, Ticket A-eak
fNo SEBASTIAN. g. I. q A, Chicago. Hi
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I,caI Grain ana Feed Marke,
wichita Horse Market,

Wheat No. q Acc. Corn 55aSjc. Oats 25Gl26c. Baled
lay Sc o6a7 o.. Ground corn i5@S5c. Corn and
mixed SC Bran 65c.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON. Dec. S.-Santa Fe railways 1875.
BALI MORE Dec. S.-Cofee quiet. Spot Rio No Z
E1ec.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. S-Cottor easy; middling
ifC, low nddling 1bsc, good ordinary G34c
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New York froauce and Money.

NEW YORK. Dec. Z.
Money on call easy, IL, closed offered at IL pei
Een:.
rire raper S4G6 per cent.
Exchange strong, with actual business at 81 STAG
e11a for den.anu, ana 81 S31eG4 Si54 for siXtyday
bills
Silver certificates '!asc bid
Coffee not firm; No. lSc.
Sugar hefned steady; granulaled 5-l6c, pow
lered 9-lGC,
,otton--s pot easy: middlins uplaads Sc, mid.
ding orleans Sac,
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The iongest sres.ls.o-k "a tie
worlA Is tire srssxs over Lac Poass
sa.E.a.A
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.Hosv very stylish yoE. are. Mr.. Soft
leigh You hold vour elbow very
high
.-Ta-ss, i got Il from the prince o.
waies
Did ron NEE, HIN sbro4i1~
Nc. bat Ghelfy Davis ssTr him me-:
. s-.sp. CO Tic street Gas Gar-"
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seventy.
BIZ ROUNDABOUT ROUTE

New Mexico annually sends out
nearly ten million dollars IN bullion.
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FRENCH ANDGERMtN
HISS H.lRIE MITIIIS.

VII have eve7ing CLASSES in French and German
during the winter French every Monday
evening. German every FRIDAY evening. Terms -
for - lessons Features OF ~pe ial lnterest intro
duCed, conversations. familiar talks on French
authors. &c. iur iurtheT inforp.atioa cal on or
write. Residence ~ North Topeka venue. Classes
meet IN School 81 Orttory, y. 81. G. A. building.
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wichita Breadstun Market.
Flour-Best patent 81 81. second patent 81 g. ex.
tTa Iancy 81 81.
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EOE sALE-E enI Esa,e

, 90 - sf.s-EEC stSEsF rs Al s.At-E
D - tsH9 - - - E-re5g rseoFs@sssaS - e.
Assss.r Pep rTs5s- s-sz. SER ste 49, ssat
- Es-s L@gax- 80 FssES-S SO
-.sf,fa "a SKI HfL4fsMe @FftE8ss. ftAS
s~frfF hss @-ssssgH Ne-z sses Hs-T - - - -
50 lszsts9 b. ssess IS - ls-isZ Effs ssss-
t1zr@ AssaSz@E ~ sxees ses=-sasa teatsF =
taza s-ts@se fag sssfsSz, sss<ssss4fv. = Essessse
fsraz s&Tfazee s-sztstE4 a-FssssAfze - -
ssssFn - ssaeE 8ss~E fsee
Ise.5R SAg.s-oEs sG14s TEkBE% AsNk
~ u > g. H. -ss~tF -
-l.-A ssLse - a. -zSlf-sss ;. :. s-ssA1e -
-. - ss.Ss- &&s
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wichita MuIe Market.

Ihands. to years old. ...........S 50009 g. 90
41s bhDds. TO yehrs old........... o. U0d 50 GO
II hands, extra. 10 years old. 80 0l 100 o.
l55s hands, good to years old ..... 40 U62 90 10
iJ5s hands. extra, TO Years old ... ll5 uI i25 10
lJ1f hands. good, to years old .. 1JU UOs 10 u
Ito lt1s hands. good 10 extra, 4 to
years old. ......... 10 OOsl5O0
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WICHITA, Dec. s
CATTLE.
Market steady.

The quotations mere presented are TO give uhe
sbfpner an idea of the general range OF prices.
Native shipping steers. good TO extra "a zoGa oo
GOOD to g xtra native butcher steel e. lUJoS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-09
RrpREsLNTATIvE SALES.
HOGS.
Market weak to Sc lower.


The following are tho representative sale. OF hogs
1T the yards today:
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the past ~
hours were: Cattle. 10; Hogs. 24O:
Sheep, 100. Shipments: Cattle. none:
hogs, 30; Sheep, none.
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DIR. Il. E.NMI COBH,
CREDITOR e -fDIMS,


Special attent on given to crown and br!dr'
woi K; and the correction OF vcularitIes OF ths
teeth over Ia North Main st " ichlta Kan
Il liz limo
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
TINE T4BLEj
NORTH AND Ek ST

ATCHIsoN. Topeka & SANTA FE HR.
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WANTED - AGENTS TO SILL OUR NEW
~ book; Common sense in Bushes Matter,
sells at sight; send for circular. voorhees,
kudd, las AcHroe Street. Ih1c~go. H. IS ~
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GONG nth AND EAST.
No. Kansas City 81. Louis
and Chicago. Worlds Fair
limited. daily..........
80. = Colorado Spring.,
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daIiy,....-.......
No. 4 Kansas city IT LoGi-
and Chicago hight ex.
daily, except Sunday ..-
No, 3 Accommodation,
daily. except Sunday...-
GOING SOUTH.
No. l. Oklahoma and Texas
express daily .............-
No. s. Oklahoma eX. daily
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WANIEI,-NISCELLANEOC )

N'ANTED-To Trade GOOD FAMILY
w horse for a bicycle. Inquire at zJs Mater
street do 4
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IRA ms.

Trains designated as local or mixed do not run
Sunday.
For iul information call at city ticket Office III
Main street.
Depot corner Second and Wichita streets
L. BLECkLEY, p. and T. A.
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Toe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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.4GEN rs WANTED.

WI WAIT NoU TO WORK FOR Us. THUS
w making sIe.t0 20 $50 per week. Parties
preferred who furnish 81 horse and travel
through the country; team. though s. not ne.css
sary. few v.tcancies II, towns and cities spare
hours may b. usec good adv ntage. r. john
d Co., iIth and Main sts.. kich1ond Va.
Il T., 10 cd
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vyTANTfD-To Buy COUNTY wARRA ST- At
w leassslsbi- Gi-eOant ~ '. Hewse.h I.
Room l. over ~ \ Main II. Ia =