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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
Yanison Sfnnks Rroilad.

Steaks are usually cut from the leg
or haunch. AS it requires but a very
short time to broil them and they are
not good unless very hot, see that every
thing and everybody are ready before
broiling. Now put the dish in which
they are TO be served over kettle OF
boiling water to heat; put in it piece
of butter the size of walnut. quar-
ter teaspoonful of salt, two tablespoon
fuls of port wine and a tablespoonful
of current jelly, Grease the bars of
the gridiron with suet, lay the steaks
on it and broil over clear, hot fire,
turning almost constantly, If your
steaks are half inch thick eight min
utes will broil them. Put them in the
heated dish AID turn them IN the mix
ture once or twice Serve Immediately
on heated plates. The quantities given
are for two steaks Venison steaks
may also be brOiled and served the
same as beefsteaks, with simple dress
ing of salt. pepper and butter.-Phila-
Gelphia Press.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By TPleQraDll

KANSAS CITY. len, l.-tATTLE-Recsipts 300
shipments 1900 Steers AID cows ~frOng and IN
some instances lUc higher. Sfockers aud feeders
dull q q lower Ielle seu;stlve saleS: Dressed
beef and sh piping steers s. 5)s5 25, cows and he'll
srs tl 5JG3 -. stOckers and feeders - 400 tL
HOGS-he, eipts 5S.0 shipnents l'Wi. Market ilH1U
lower All grades s. o067 90. bulk - 55GI 10,
SHEEP-heceipts 100. shipments 400. Market duh
and weak.
ST. LOUIS. FEB. l-CATTIE - Receipts 45d0,
shipments 20. Market steady 70 slrong Natives
q 01d5 o. Texan steers s. lOl34 %. HOGS-ke-
-eipts 65 shipments 1850. Market OGlc lower.
9eavy s. 7lCss 05 packing 81 I1G7 9; light s. SO
: 70. SIEEP-Receipts 20, shipments none. Nut
tons s. 25@5 30.
CHICAGO. Feb. I-CATTLE--ReceIpts 1000. ship
menis 4tO0. Market higher. steers ~ 25@5 ST
stockers and feeders 81 OJ64 so, cows s. 0Ua3 Is.
hOG~-Rec-ipJs &.CJ0, shipments 500 Market
slow and lower, Medium s. t097 q; heavy - 90
50 nEht 81 25G7 20. SHFEP-keCeipts 900. ship
ments 20 Market active and steady, Mutious
Is 75s6 CO. lambs. 81 0J95 I5
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
MOrtgagee's 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 Il. LINDSEY, Agt.
S. ". Cor. Market and Douglas,
up stairs. d57
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
GENIUS AND SUICIDE.
Numerous Are the Cases in which Grea'
Men Have Taken Their Own Lives


Discussing the frequency with which
men of genius have ended their lives by
their own hands, the Popular Science
Monthly says: If we were TO look care
fully into the histories of the lives of
men of genius, we should find many
names to add to the number already
mentioned, and still more to swell the
list of those who had attempted the
deed without meeting with success.
Haydon, the celebrated historical
painter and writer, overcome by debt,
disappointment and ingratitude, laid
down the brush with which he was at
work upon his last great effort, cal
fred and the Trial by jury" wrote
with a steady hand: Stretch me no
longer upon this rough world" and
then with pistol-shot put an end to
his unhappy existence.
Richard Payne Knight, the poet,
Greek scholar, and antiquary, was a
victim of melancholia, and finally de-
stroyed himself with poison.
Burton. the vivacious author Of "The
Anatomy of Melancholy" who had the
reputation of being able to raise laugh
ter in any company, however mute
and mopish," was in reality constitu-
tionally depressed, and it is believed
that he was at last so overcome by this
malady that he ended his life in ft of
melancholy.
KIeist, poet and dramatist, brooded
over suicide, attempted it once unsuc-
cessfully and finally. by agreement with
Henriette Vogel, who believed herself
affected with an incurable disease, re-
paired TO z small iln near Potsdam,
where they ended their lives together.
Lessmann, the humorous writer, like
Burton. put an end 10 himself IN ft
of melancholy.
Sir Samuel Ronilly, a man Of brilliant
genius, by whose efforts the criminal
laws of England were remodeled-a
man loved for his sweet nature and up
right rnanliness-while overcome by
grief at the death of his wife, with his
own hand sought rest beyond
Michael Angelo, after receiving a
painful injury TO his leg by falling
from a scaTold while a. work upon
The Last Judgment" became so mel
ancholy that he shut himself in his
room. refused 70 see anyone, and ''re-
solved to let himself die" Fortunately,
his intentions were frustrated by the
celebrated physician Bacio RontIni,
who learned by accident OF his cond-
ton
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

About two or three months ago ! pur-
chased from you a bottle OF Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, put up ia Des Moines
Iowa such good results were obtained
from its use that I enclose one dollAg and
ask that you send me two bottles by ex-
press. A. SCHIyES, IsE. 18th St, New
York City. 10 II. H. Lane. Druggist.
Peekskili, y Y. Mr.. Scrlven - president
Of one Of the largesJ shirt factories ia Sew
York. and widely known ia busluess
circles. When troubled with cold give
1 his remedy trial aud. ike Mr.. Scriven.
you will want IL when again ia need ot
such medicine 80 cent bottles for sale
l,v Hettinger Bros. and Van Werden's 5
Pharmacy 52s y. Main
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
Hnr n>,.n. FeSslsr

When people nni az article much
superior 70 anything ~ tie slnd thsy
have ever before u-~3, hey ara al1Soss
a.. 70 tell thgf- trends ab1gt IL. Hud
esr.crisIly 4 Trey k1ow = some frisads
ue-iinz .uch an arttcis- Dealers also 4ooa
lean tbs .rus va!zs q tbs5f goods. a-d
wheu tbsy hsvs al article q untzsual
merit tbsy uill almost inyAr3s0lF Bsutson
the fact 20 tbsir ccsfouers Ihis accounts
IN A great measure fgr srs Large szl@ Ga
ChETn berl13tsss Cougt Rsnsdy Here 4.
an ius:Anc<. - Z. Sssd 1sEa. a Dfgsnl-
uszr citizen Egd susiBs@s MAJ % orr
bury. 80. azs be=f4 sfi8BZ Ctaru b--isia =
CouEh Remedy tor ssYsrsi year. sua Frr
ar4zrucs IL 70 bss customers. tses8.s 81
sls rxp~rseseE g Azs pTeTea 70 D. fhs 49,
f5- colds. eFUa9 sb9 - ~nsogipz co1xa- lie
s~ys = = tie tsozE E~SpZlsr fz4ss scs1r tE.4i
- aA5e.ss. ard gfTss tie bsst sztssfartiSn-
Pity csns eo:sles fer ssts - H-ft5EE-r
Boo. sBd Van Wsrdea's gaArEzsei. -
AoEtE Lz.1 street.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
~. Louis Gan and Produce.

ST. LOUIS Fen Wheat higher cash 6slzc.
MAY 73s!c. July 1!2tC, Corn higher. Cash s1i4c.
February +O3sc, May 4G34c. au v 48'ec. Dars very
dull Cash Sll4C asked. Nny aar. trE quiet SiS %.
Lard lower. sli -. Flour hrmer bu. no Cher
t,e and ba lIey nothing doing Ban higher. 'OG
slC Flax higher, sl lsA tCg- higher %. Corn
tueal Lrm. s. o.. others uuCha Eed.
NheIt-keCetuts i9un. shipments 4I0O Corn
g, eHte. I4U o. shipments. l03.JJ. Oats-Recei tie
IS LN-; shLrIuents n. 81
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
WICHITA AND wKsrrHS.


Sheriff Hardmau. Of Tyler county, W
Va. was almost prostraied with cold
when he BEGAN using Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. Ia speaking of y be says: 'It
gave ne almost instant relief. nud 10 TO
be an invaluable remedy for colds For
sale by HeEtinger Broe and Van Werdens'
Pharmacy, 32s North Main
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New ork Produce and Money.
NEW YORK. Feb. l.
Coffee Spot Rio hrmer. quiet. No Z lSc
SuEar-I rfued steady Hud uuiRE
Cotton Quiet, Middlng uplsnds 7-l6c, m'ddling
orleans ll-lGc.
Money easier. closed eTered at IL per cent.
lriute paper ~ Sc p,r cent.
Exchange easier. sixty-day bills 81 Sj1S. demand
fE 8TS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

A re~ r0uss - P.tlellrg han.. has
been established vta tfe .f.ssorlr. Per ao
rsIrpT Ifasa l~sTss Csils 81 +lc1 g. ua..
syriTin.- lu P4Febasz as $50 . m ~
trausfsT. &9 dglays ~ tskla. ta Fs1-a.
Try g. J. - bAkLEiAf-
+ & Z a. Msssous. PsrE1 i.-ws
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
Cheap Pate. For winter TrP "a santa >,


fnufr.
To Teras. New Mexico. Arizona. Cali.
foruia. Utah aad old M-Eic3, arc offered
by the santa Es
Tickets n0T on sale good until June }.
with sufficient transit iiHI .u saob 81
rectlou 10 enable passengers 90 stop on al
all points "a route. List of destinations
Include Corpus Cbris,Ir, - 'as9. Calves
ton. Houston I.smpssa-. kaekDort. 1'u
AutoBi0, City % Mexico. PrssfotL -sltiio
san Luis Poto-i. Las Vega H0t springs.
-au D.ago. San raaciseo. Salt Lake aud
Portland
Nesy Mexico is noted ~ hss.uE one -
the most equab!s climates .a tE@ sofld,
sudden changes being siuost wholly gu-
known. it j. - most cesirabls glacs sitbss
for tie business man. pleasure seeker oT
the invalid. while it is TIE EHTsa 70 us
immigrant No pcrtiog ct me nited
State oau cotnraTs lsItu ths fertile vai sTs
of its fiyers. aHd lB tie prod gctious u tbe
field. tie mtrkss Eari.sD, ttss ercAaFd zna
tLs vineyard
For fuI. part ieu.ars regarding 'rs c>1n-
tTy. Tstcs- ziopsy-r-, etc. ste-. csii % -
address uearsst Santa - zsut o. SRo !.
Ntcbolsg~. q, J. frI. 2 g.. Top "a, hasi.
W J. Black. a - i' aUf Il 4.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
Kansas city Drain and Prod ncc.

KANSAS CITY Ieb l.--W heat higher. No hard
snsh. 6ig etl@ Eo. red G5s.lc. Corn higher. No.
= ~ ID &5Sl sjjc No ~ bite &c oats slow, No.
siNcI GI 29-ec. No. white 3IG3llRC Rye wr't.
ttec. FIUX I'D steHdv, 81 C2Gl o. Bran strong. ~
E6ir. Butter dull. Creamery 25929c. dairy l5 l9c.
Ege lrnrr PC
ies -.'er ip $ 950U'; shipments 80 90 Cora
Ee. .t, I42 n; shipments. l1,uJG Oats-ReceipJs
roc. SIN lm-en.s none.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

The Eorla's fasT Gass1fafs fgg 80 sTs
pow 5~iag disiF. ga r-,i % IL Hock lsssst
clfY oe3ce frgg Iou aFs iesitsd 20 60.
su1 Eet cus ~ nor y EH1LLfFa
City 1ie&st saa Pzssspxer Axsat, 81 tea
IA 60 tt
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

wife afTectionateiyi-E Is your
rheumatism this morning. John dear?
Pretty bad. ny dear, pret-
- bad
WHY don't you t-y The mind cure?7
There isn't anything the matter with
nv mind is my joints, des-. M
Joints Texas S5funEA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
I.smovsi Satics.

The Missouri Pacific Railway City
Ticket aud Freight Office have removed 20
ia North Naiu street Hyde < Hnmb!e's
old staudL Tickets sold 20 ali points ot
The 1lobr. Do not forget the number. ~
North Main street dJ1u ~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup should
always be used fos children teethinR T.
soothes the child, soften~ Tie gum. alisys
all pain. cures wind collie. and Is tie
best remedy Tor dIsrh0ra. Twenty -Gys
cents bottle. Used uy millions -
mothers Ctft Wiyl.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

60 erst Wis the New short line. Mir
t0u. IuciGe Pheasant iilt route
Through sleeping and cba!r cars without
change Wichita % 81 Louis tbdu
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
PHYSICIANS.
DE. Il. ElYlI4 COBB.

females aud ChiIdrers diseases - specially
one for laCies during confinement strictly pr
NHie hen 80 desired also permanent homes pro-
Ntced lol CHILDREN wien desired. Letters OF inQa'
J, CClECeHtis, and answered pfunpiiy Hotae II
lGa Avenue. Wichita, Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

pine tree, and for q moment both hung
in the air few feet above the earth.
But the eagle was quiet, as its neck
had been broken.
The sheep seemed very weak for some
time, but at last gave few kicks and
fell to the ground, leaving it's assailant
hanging to the tree.
The eagle was dead, but the sheep,
after shaking itself TO make sure it was
all right, began to nibble the grass 1T
its feet.-San Francisco Call.
Some Curious Punishments.
During the time of Richard l., and By
the advice and consent of that mon
arch, the British parliament promul-
gated some striking original codes for
the main tenance of order in his ma ies-
ty's feet Thus, if any seaman killed
another on shipboard he was to be
bound face to face with his victim by
means of stout thongs "of not less than
three-ply," the living and dead bundle
TO be thrown overheard altogether. Any
man who MANNED another, the same
having been done with malice intent,
was ordered to be served in like man.
ner as his victim. One section Of this
law read as follows: "He who draws
bloude from another by willful blow
struck, be that blow struck with
weapon or with hee's hand only, must
lose the hand with which the wound
was inflicted; hand blow that causes
no bloude to flow must be punished by
ducking the offender thrice. Chicago
Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

Japan. i i said, will soon have TWO
roads 70 be operated by the trolley sys-
tenn and the cars viii be beated ~
e.cct-.eI.T.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
WAN 7 Ed

WAN led for oar F15liLY ~ : ri a .
IY, the greatest book ever offered TO The
public
Our coupon system. which We use IN selling
this great work. enables each purchaser 10 Ses
tine book = 70 .- 50 everyone purchases
For as first we = work. one AGENTS prolL
i Sl6SOO Another Si36 90. 4 LAD
has Just Cleared Si2O % tor her first weeE
work.
We give YOU exclusive terr.tc-F. and pay
large commission or the sSles OF SUG s-eIts-
Write az once Ter tAt agency far yuCE county.
Audre> All rcr-ruu-lgf %
RAND. McNALLf < CO.,
d-55-i-c CHICAGO
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

NJ Hinks-Thzt giTi W.. decent
enough % black the stoves befaTs go-
inz. ! sss
Mr.. Bfinzs-So. ! b,zexsd thenn nzy-
ssA. snd "a lueky d.d
''L1ckyY7
Yes inSes6 NrK Dc Faahsos an3
NrA De- STYLE caIIs5 riEht IN To aldst
Of i;, aas - Z 5uss psi Ht.ls anovs
blnrk.ng OF ny face az6 usat 20 tss
aogr. aad tod then ] vssn't IA Tbay
sd th-y'd cali again ~. Y. Wsskly-
Ii = wroag szpr@ssl0z = rz-zs rsts
~hea ~ thinks he eAs psi AAnssif cat
% tr0u &c w.sA = c0essrss9.- iS1EeFs
-szsezzza
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

Take stage at Noble tor Tecumssh. Beet
aud shortest route. WM. SHRARER.
Manager
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
MUSIC.
Mozart School Of Music
Rooms Is. =. -. ButLr= Block
Mls. .. Hays. pVir-, and Teacher O.
Piano and Theory

Teachers course ln the prsrIlc.l app cation ot
the Mason SYST II IS iag-at by Er. Nu A-Son.
su llOr o. the Mason system md T. - Bow u1s,
director OF music 80 Nt~~7r-
Harmony hv Crgr=Sp SpuEtenre-
Mss IL. SpsrTy director OF Gu.t&r and Mandolin
0eTsaTtu-el.t.
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
Viii f.;519le
FINANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The B.ceints of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past -
Hours Were: Cattle. At; Hogs 400
sbinroents: Cattle. 54: Hogs, 90.
WICHITA. Feb. l.

E,esbv common feeders were 10 to - %
cents lower. Good stockers s'eauy 70 ~
cents lower. Cows and heIerS, ouo.oe'
steady; common to good, III 10 ~ Genus
lower. Others steady.
q,, ,no-arlons mere presented are 10 give ue
- N Ides OF ibe general range OF prices o.
sbirninr steers good exLrs-...$S 159i .
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
MIsCELLANEOC8,
nHE
HOGS.
III. following are the reprs.sntatlve les OF hogs

Hogs took another jump today, tops
reaching S. 20, and closed strong.
REPREsENrATIv SALES.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

Jack Frost stimulates irsyeL Wbea be
touches our ears, we think about getting
warm.
California has I be ideal winter climate
just far enough south to % sunshiny
and frosiless. and yet with sufficient tonic
IN the air.
Santa Re route takes Jack Frost's Mot,
and has arranged series Of personally
conducted weekly excursions 70 Cali
fornia Pullman tourist s!eeperx. tnTB-
ished with bsdding. toilet articles, ste-,
leave Chicago and -. Louis every Satnr.
day evening aud leave Kansas Cry every
Sunday morning. via A I. and ;. 7. aud
4 and r. .ine for Los ABzs.ss AID San
Francisco, oa fsst express trains.
Special agents and porters n st'eE Eiance
Second class tickets bouored small
charge for use d tourist sleeper ESeFy-
thing neaf. clean and comfortable.
Inquire II ueztest tlcxst agent. or write
TO G.. T. Nicholson. l.. =. and / a. Sauta
Re route. topeka. kan. for ccpy oi
folder describing tEess excursions l5o'i
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
AGENTS U4NTED.

II Y a
lir.r tI,,- head =, Ier PEI .ItY-
( GENTS-WE WANT FROM oNE TO 6QU0i
~ ageuts lor The complete histor! Ci The lie OF
James u Blaine; memorial edition; n ga lrceutiy
{ yOa pietHey "S oiet you the Jest eNIlloh. Ls"iy
written and not made up OF newspaper cuttings.
49,, tTift fres no. scixe vorker
send ~ cents for postage. Hand-e tne Uest BOOK at
IEe best discounts. l. = Garter & Co, ~ tsst
Douglas avenue do5 g.
DLAINE: ELAINE! BLAINR,,t IRE
ID "I,lumed huisht' has gone bat yoa can
:. copy Of his i, from tIs A." ichl.a Pub o
uiuIvy 10 CauvaaseIs. Fttst come hFst seE e1-
send at one Ior ptosppctuS7 = llht,;i u; @ Fup Co.
i,Oum s1i oedgvick bldg. L. Al AbstL 4lAnASsf
NN-ANTED-T1N GOOD ENERGETIC AGENTS
w either sex. ,ht- wees atPiy oy letter before
.aJurday goed wages fOr ne 14.lL p~f .ies- u
dress :. " hi. care Lsge ao7 81
a CTIyE AGENTS EVERYWHERE FOR THE
~ Life or James q. 81 aine. ~ tttsn by Wills
mate ffisnd OF ir b sne Memorial edition
brsCIhg the history 81 hEs life ITVu c@us 10 grave
UI- extra large pa=es- As=llEceutly ILLUSTRATED.
ite,aiI but 81 80 Selling imTH-l,-e.y btg uioucy
workers. bs.sG gents ~aL,eu. = DDI-si.z--. bsst
paid OuJfit with fuil instructions mailed FREE oa
application Gioue Bib.s Publishing Co. - thert-
nut ~. FhilAde.phia- Pa "f % DeafboSi' -
Chlca-o, ~. " -
xxfANTED-AGENT FOR EvEuY COUNTY
w IN kahsss. Big money. Aodrsss Boa r.,
Uodgs City, Kan. dD ~
Employment agencies.
IItrT o. .- i.t nt 20 lef l5f- ~ day.
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Ireer ihi- Lssd = Tor ane uss cav
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price ~ -
w ~. ~, =, 80 1eL'I,irhI : 90 10
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W aveu -or-uS rUo1era truprsveuse efsts sTiih
s-s-,-i In ~ ia Nortn Ls@fencs zyeIas. J.
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

For Kansas City, -. Louis snd All points
east tsE. the Missouri Psc7he raj wAy
The shortesi line 20 81 Louis ~ e miles
No change ot cars Of any Eiad Lsiwse1
Wichita snd ~ Louis OnIy tfty hoars
between WBehits and New IsTk IiiT via
the Missouri Pacific railway. CHJ ticket
ofrlet "A Easf Dnu-lzs ATs lgli :.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
DR.. BENNETT,

tuIaCnres Piles
all Fissure and
diseases of the
iecturn wi { Ia o II {
ife, ligature, caus
Ilcs or detention
from business.
Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
TO be paid until pa
tient is cured.
Private Diseas-
es in both sexes
quickly and radical
l
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
REprESENTATIvE SALES.

tn. following are the representative sales Of cat
.le ~ the Yards today:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use of dangerous drugs.
Female Ailments in all forms, as Leu
corrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc, a speciality.
Moles and Facial Blemishes removed
IndOlent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases
Consultation Free, confidential and in
vited.
Office open from S o'clock a. M, until Z
o'clock p. m, Sunday until l:30 o'clock p.
NJ. Call at Office over Woodman's bank.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

Flersrt recIia'aE Chalr cars en- trains Hnii
Pullman riceuers from Wichita 10 Kansas CITY anf
Chicago without change Bi.ht usisE.. tickets
suid and baggage checked through TO al points
uogth. south. esst snd west shd steamship ucAsis
sold to all kuropeaH itoiuts a. lowest fstes ClzF
IiCsrt Office 10 Fast Douglas avenue, corner ll-a4
street. pEssengv. station cSFnur Dua-ias aad heAa
avenues Telephone isH
J H. FHILLtFS. Ticket AreuL
fNo. SEBASTIAN. q. 4. = 4. T.. Chis ago. ia
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02
Situations " ai,fei-Uuie.

YITANTED-BY A Man .,ORK As A COACH
w man GeliyeFyman, or work OF any kind,
Lest Of reference. Auply at Ziy south Law enle-
drs ots
~ ANfED-PLACE To DO CHDIES AND 60
~ school. A4dIrSs Z. OteiI, 30 : Water -,
cfIy L6s ~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

30. ssLE-CaEAP-BAE FiNTCEFs
y aozngsTz. siEo~cAses- slc LAA a. - Sss4l
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

PLANS Il.

PI1NIST.
EXPEEIENCED PIANIST OFFERS sFRyICEs
l. for paflies- receptions. etc. Call az 81 y
tourth or al Barnes & NeWcombs music store
Css5
20 Us
rrcrt q = rr'i &c rer iius per dtg.
NEW MASQUE SUITS. FACES, BELLS, WlG@.
y al Pzlhers, cOinsr seCulld and b @ih. ua+ "a
JEitSEY BULL FOR BREEDING PCItPo~F -
sJ Kept BY Hsury schwiitf, corner q By a1,ic
"a Jfus-oEn dJ =
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

EIME TAsLE CHICAGO. ROCK lsIAND = rAolrls
EsII.uA
fN0Jeat Rock Island Rests-l
in erect GA and after Jan. I. Isl1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-02-02

nepot Second and Wichita streets uekst orlcszs
last pcugias Ave p p RLECAIET
rassen-eI Sud 14cSct A EsaL