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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25

| Denver, June ga special from
Brighter, Col, to the News says that
| specimens of the dead grasshoppers
found on the n. Y. Taylor ranch were
sent to the agricultural college for ex-
| animation. Professor c. p. Gillette en-
:omologist of the college. has just re-
turned the following report:
Il have just been making a micro
scopic examination of the body fluids
of the grasshoppers sent, and 1 find
them to be literally crowded with count
less millions OF a minute bacillus In
other words, the 'hoppers' are dying,
not from the attacks of a parasite in
sect, but from a contagious disease
caused by minute germs similar, but not
exactly like the germs that cause such
disease as cholera, anthrax, tuber-
culosis, ETC., in higher animals. The
seeds Of this disease are present every
year, but it is only during cool, damp
weather, such as that of the past few
weeks, that its victims became suffi-
GENTLY numerous to attract attention.
Such diseases are not uncommon among
insects in wet seasons and this one has
been known for some years. 1t is
very possible, and certainly greatly to
be hoped, that this disease will destroy
the greater portion of the grasshoppers
in those districts where it is found to
be present.
1T is very doubtful If anything prac-
teal can be done to hasten or increase
the spread fthe disease"
Since the dispatch announcing the
discovery of the grasshoppers dying,
other farmers have come in and report
ed similar condition on their ranches.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
WEIRD vOUDOOlsTs HOLD FORTH.
Yesterday was the Day Of Their Mysterious
Rites.

New Orleans, La, June 24-Yester-
day, the oath, of June, is a great day in
the religious world with the church of
England and that of Rome, for it is the
fete day of st. John the Baptist, he who
baptised the Christ. 1t is also a day of
much moment to the Masonic brother
hood. But it is the day of DAYS with
another cult confined to the negro be-
levers in the faith of the voudoo. All
nature in the far south has attained
its grand climacteric. The poison
plants are now fullest of their sap.
Their lifeblood has grown thick, strong,
and tugid under the semi-tropic heat.
The things that feed upon them are
swollen and fullest Of their deadly quail
lty and most powerful in maIign and
terrible instincts of destruction. So,
far from civilized touch, where the re-
hottest wilds of lahyrinthine bayous.
sluggish, make their bends and coils and
rear curious islands, where mighty al
iigatorS live without fear and the hum
ter Of the swamp seldom wanders, the
WorShipers of the serpent meet on the
night of st. Johns day and enact their
savage rites and strange incanations as
old as their race
1t is doubtful If any white man ever
witnessed real vOudoo celebration On
each night Of st. John certain negroes
meet near New Orleans and profess to
practice the rites of the voudoo. But
the real mistresses and masters-for a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25

mlld ana t aat ev erything favored
Lieutenant re :ary's expedition to the far
| north was the news brought to this city
Yesterday by the BIZ .rks Silicon and Sa-
L ma, the mrs It of s-he fleet Of kryolite
tr aderS to arrive from Ivigtut. AL
| though Esk i1nos were seen who had
JOIN 'neyed yell up in the vicinity of
| cCormick Bay, none of them had
seen or neg I'd o. Peary or any other
white. men. 1t is said that even in
uidwinaer :he G reenland coast was not
hoked WI IN ic',, as usual, while the
b rlliancy ,f the aurora made the long
" irlIer mig hts az most like day
Despite the leasant weather exper-
iel e'ed IN Greer land, the Kryolite trad
er. suffered Intensely with the cold
du ing the hon ieward voyage On June
he Shlon W as caught in binding
sno w storm, ccompanied by squalls of
hal !, While on the banks of New Found
Ian, l. The ste Drm lasted "a hours, dur
ing Wnlcn one of the crew, man named
Bru Hey, was frost bitten and others
suffe red grea tly from exposure. For "A
hour, the Sill on labored in, perhaps. the
most furious hurricane she ever passed
throu gin. 1t came from the southeast
and ! acket to the northwest, blowing
contin uously while the barometer reg
istered ! 90 d. agrees and the Thermometer
fell be low: the freezing point. While
the re; zion of the greatest number of
iceberg ha d been passed. there We're
many Y Vhic L, after the storm subsidized
Surroun oed the Slilon on every quarter
Some OF TN en- were more than 100 feet
high.
.nurins II he storm the snow hid all
view abe ad, and at times not even the
loowsprit an d forward rigging were visi-
fsle. but les pite these unusual dangers
iil a mid; I'm lmer voyage, the storm was
" Gathered Without serious damage to
tn vessel! the cargo.
= he first news of the total loss of
the Danish ark Ice Bear, from Copen- |
bag EN- for tH 'eenland, was also brought |
by he above vessels. While near Cape |
Desf Nation. south coast of Greenland. |
an il e pack suddenly came down and |
crush ed her to pieces. The crew. real |
zing that II iere vessel could not with
stand the pr essure of the ice, escaped in |
time. eavini her to disappear among |
the gla ciers and bergs, and sink faith
1ms de, Up in the bottom of the ford |
For wee Is III Ia crew lived with the Eski- |
mos unit | IN ey reached Danish settle
nent, fro II where they taken back to |
Denmark OH the Government steamer
Thetis. w.
Both the Silion and the tSalina met
with pack ice all or the way from
[vigtut unit the sight SeHIi ID had dis
appeared. vi of the feet Of kryolite
carriers were safe when the, Silion sailed
IN May 26 The passage to Philadel-
ohia was lens Thened by taking round
about courses and dogingIthe ice fields,
packs and berg IS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25

ed white people" Neither money nor
whiskey-the Ewo most potent infiu-
ences with the average plantation negro
of South Carolina, Georgia. Mississippi.
Texas, or LouiSana-will open the
mouths of those who could explain a
good deal of this strange, curious wor-
ship that still exists to a greater degree
than is imagined in nearly all the
southern states.
1t originally came from the banks of
the Congo with the first importation of
African slaves over 200 hundred years
ago. All the negroes brought to the
United States Were from the weaker
and les warlike tribes of the Guinea
country along the west coast of Africa
and the Congo river The same class
constituted the slaves of the British
West Indian islands and Cuba and
Puerto Rico as we'll as. Martinique.
They brought with them the customs
and worship of their native land.
Whether the voudoo worship and its
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
ALLEGED VII re OF SAM. HONsToN.
She is an Old Squa, and Live sin the Terri
tory,

Anadarko, I. I :, June s24-(Special
i'm a rush ttepee, on the
banks of the w; tshita' river, lives
Granny Houston" "a hid eously wrink-
led old Washita sol law yho claims to
have been the wife OF G eneral Sam"
Houston of Texas. Fri bal tradition
says Granny is oye~ I 100 years old,
and she certainly Jocks it. Her skin
is wrinkled by age u:t1f it looks like
fire. cracked potteTS' Va re; her teeth
are gone, her eyes arg dim, and her
head is covered with "a thick mat of
coarse white hair. The privatiOns of
a wild life have had II II effect upon
whatever mental facul ties she once
possessed, land, while til members of
the tribe reVer her as { great medi-
cine squaw,y' tine causal observer sees
in Granny Houston" as she sits by her
tepee in the sun, nlumbl ing her insane
vagaries, nothing more q nan crazy old
bag. And there is evil tence to show
that in the days wht m :; Sam" Houston,
still a young man, wa G utting his name
in the mitch of fame n iTexas, this now
toothleSS. demented ,Dld Squaw was
young and beautiful Eand intelligent
She was plump, black-e yed, and bewich-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
He WANTED TO LICK ENGLAND.
Amazing Interview WITH IN rtsh0a
which Secretary Gresham En{oy~A.

AmuFtDg interview WIN IN b0ho01
which Secretary Gresham KaSoy~A
Secretary Gresham usually VALID
from his hotel to the state Department.
The other morning, says the W.shine-
ton Post, while ON his way through La
fayettc park be WA stopped By little.
white-haired Old I1shr1an, who doSsd
lis hat, snd, holding IL IN his hand.
thus aceosted hirn:
SIS th1s Judge oreshsCly"
''E>st On pour hat. my man, or you 4
catch tbe grip" tas secretary replied
81 an the Judge
Wei. Judge fhe LITTLE "a nan -
piled. ''i,'s Just this uayr have been
reading In the papers that We stood .
good chance 20 have . war with Eng
land. have been waiting FIR s-ch
chaBoo 20 get ia few Hess fo~ The Cd
country ever slncs ~tt s. P.-iess
bletsed land sure. ard hope you
are 10. going 20 t-ks il sway from Has
now"
And % you want 70 20 war7 he
secretary sAxsd
Indeed Do. Y Eng.znds rs spal.
peeu 20 be Ecksd, aso1gh ! know I
won.d re. killed Bat ~he, e4sns
tack, tsage. szxs ~ouli voss for yos
fox pres!dsnI-
"well. sad Secretary GRESHAM. rs.
s.-.ising a s-rs-le, ''send your aaar~ss ,e
tls state department.. srd ~ 80 have
war II nOtfy SOz Ia tine - xxs
ready
TIE P'efiasatiil Poa.abni,y-r>s
oeesi inTtl<c 70 mare . speech h--sc~.
. eiiizens' club Bil s4y health r,~rus,
q re sxr-tiOrp
IS> Pi-ysseLaz-wAal,E the sabs~-. al
the spe~cA7
ns frssaaensssi po.sabGi.T-snv~r.
90 FATsAes4a who k1ozss q few
ing - s-Tt-4ialy no.- ] fo-hsa zoo .,
'sFs t1ae sot-$e tCv !. szonsk--CAie.x,
l~Soo-ss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
Record In Bull Fighting.

Guerrita, the bull fighter, established .
record fer days work recently. He be
gan at O'Clock at San Fernando. near
Cadiz, killing three bulls and putting the
banderillas IN the other three. He then
took a train 70 Xeres and did the same
thing there between II and 3 and wound
up the day by reaching Seville in time for
another fight al half past 5. In this last
fight the bulls were unusually fierce, kali
Ing Ie horses before they were dispatched
New York sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25

"Ds2- ne said yo1uz Ms Hzu-f-
nune 7 IzIzst sse CIR grocer right sSvzr- q"
"W1a- for ssEed hs- husband
81 have sor5e instructions 20 give hi-s
] want % tell him 20 make Cur o1tfee q 81
tie stronger AID or butter Eatls weak
e. ~ zsisiastoo c-2r
TIE vouae lz9y 7ho ~ - sttoTzreT
CEREAL 81 Naz-z.s Er1 vyss dsts@tcs! -
stzout % ulavrF by sc1ezssfs5l ef-rs>',lis4F-
Eve- n uzs.fi-s. xh.1 q x,1-z-2l Siil- els
yyiI. y0a Insy depsnd c-'L--L Los-s
G.clss. Democrat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
An international Monument.

An internationally monument to Her
mann Won HelmholtS IS to be erected in
Berlin. 1t promises to- be a unique memo
rial, for the money with which it will be
purchased is being contributed by Ger
many, France, England, Italy Rus; sia and
the United States Science knows no ma
tionality. Washington Star
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
"WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES
GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF
S.APOI 10
as in some parts 81 EtrG7e hofsei,esh is

as in some partsGir' EurGra hofseiitsh is
being used for food.
The projectors believe they are doing a
public good in Kidding the country Of live
stock that since the introduction of the BIZ
cycle and the electric and cable cars has
no value as transportation power. No lon
ger are car horses or livery horses desired
to the degree they once We're. In place Of
keeping horse a man now has a bicycle
on which he goes out for a ride. For
freighting and for all the uses to which
horses were once put only few are now
required. -San Francisco Examiner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
VIII Probably Laugh Last

The young New England women who
are being neglected al strawberry festivals
because they have banded together 20 re
sist young men who are lot total abstain
ers MAJ miss 81 occasional plate az Ice
cram. but in the end they are likely 70
gain house aud lot Such prudence doe
not &c unrcsvGr cod -philadelph!a Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25

Il i now stated by science that indig-s-
ton Is oaussi by rnic-obe. This d!sooE-
cry makes she rEicrobe responsible Tor
about eveTy kno~p inooEvenisrce sIo~p;-
ing TIE overhead trolley and tie hard
times.-WasL- nytcr S.a-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
And Not Even a Nail Handy.

There X no place like home to a man
who is caught a good ways froIn home
with par of suspenders. broken beyond
emptior.-Washingto Post
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
PROF. DYCHE is OFF
KANSAS MAN PACKS Up AND SAILS
AWAY TO THE NORTH.

He Accompanies Party i'm the Brave ShiI
Kite, the Purpose Being to Rescue Lieu
tenant Peary and Cut Him Out of the
e-Dyche will also Nab Polar Bear
wo and Stuff and Mount Them for
,seum--Last Winter in the Arctic
MiId-Mrs. Peary Fitted Out
the Expedi. ''h'
Topeka, Kan, June Z4-'opecial''-
r,.atarror n,,cbeA Of the Kansas univer-
sitv sails today IF, IN Co am Cor New
foundIand. He Will 20 Iafther horth
than any Kansas ma u mas ever peeh
before. The expedition was hlled up 10
hunt for Lieutenant Pea>rV VINO - ICE
hound somewhere in the ATTIC regions
Dvcbe however is not going 10 take
Dart in the rescuing business, ,hlnseii-
His plan is to get D polar bear s2r TWO
and some other coid-weather anifi'dis
for the purpose of preserving them by
1axidermy-
II is not likely that he viii accompany
the Kite to the destination of her jour
ney, proceeding only SO far IS neces-
sarv 70 bag his game. On th1s"he IS not
exactly determined. His many friends
in the west are extremely ANXIOUS that
he will not stay with the vessel as 1T is
liable to meet the fate of other relief
expeditions.
Washington. June 24.-The steam
ship Portia, from Brooklyn VIII carry
the members of the Greeland ScLentlflc
expedition Of 1895 to St. Johns y. +.
There will be on board the steam bark
entine Kite, Captain Bartlett master,
and will sail for Greenland about July
I.
The expedition will be under the di-
rection of Mrs Pearys brother, Emil
Diebitsch, Of Washington, d. G, and
the party will be COMPOSED of Prof Rol-
lin D. Salisbury of Chicago University;
Prof L. l.. Dyche, of the Kansas State
University; Theodore lie Boutiller, of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
FL Intsrisvwed . Mss with TrsmsaA
A journalistic feat of no little novrl,v


A journalistic feat of 10 little novelty
has just been accomplished as Vienna,
where a reporter succeeded in having
an interview with . man suffering from
dehrium tremena The result Of the
experiment throws even Zola's descrip
ton of Coupeau in the shade. The pa
tient, brolsen-down actor. declared
that he was Baron Rothschild, and that
his CONSTANT craving for dainty dishes
made it necessary that he should take
weekly trips across the ocean 10 New
York, city built on beer bottles. un-
fortunately nj empty. Drinks were
not TO be had in New York, md there
fore he was obliged TO take Us much az
he could carry before starting in hid
balloon, and from which no shot flea,
Benedictine rabbits and other game,
which were brought TO tho car by fly
ing retrievcrs The man Is now an In-
mate Of the Metropolitan hospital ~
tisuua
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Agents to sell Sash Locks
and Door Holders. Sample Sash Lock
free by mail for &c stamp. Best sellers
ever invented. Beats weights. $l2 day.
Write quick. Brohard * Co, Box %.
Philadelphia. d74-25-Sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
seasonaoIe Advice.

Don't be so foolish rs &c manage a pic
mic Go as a guest and be in a position to
kick-AtcLiSon Globe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
NEW WONAN IN CALIFORNIA,
The coming woman will not whip her
children. She viii not have any TO whip
Humboldt Standard

The San Francisco Examiner publishes
lot OF pictures of the new woman. :"
They are homely as hedge fences-a good
deal homelier, IN fact-and II they are fair
specimens then the good. old fashioned wo-
man i good enough for us.-Bakersfield
Californian.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
WAN1En--M.

WANTED-Bright young man wants sit
uation with n chance TO advance: speaks
German and English. Call or address L.
Young. Hotel Emporia. dS2-2t n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25

Miss Anna Shaw wants women on the
police force OF our cities. The prospect Of
= feminine member Of the force standing
On the corner swinging her club or help
ing fdgCJy men across crowded streets is
too a..zzling 20 be reasonable.
stan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25

Mar. that i born Of wornan--not the
new vTOIlan us Of few DAYS and full %
trouble, and il i scarcely worth while tn
bo born any more. He conneth up a "A holly
hook in the morning, and at night he i cut
down by thu biz collector. and where IS
he Yea, yesily he is not in ia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
HELP WANIED-MALE.

WANTED Specially advertising cam
vassers familiar with premium trace
money maker OF 1884, Also clever general
oanvasser OF greatest seller OF the day.
Stanley bradley. 5 East 18th ST. New
York. I'd Sun l5-SI
WANTED-The biggest snap ever Offer
ed to agents; none but energetic. wide
awake men need apply. Photo Gallery.
lob E. Douglas. d30-3t4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
THIS CAT GRAVES APPROVAL.
4 Cincinnati Feline Keeps Dead Rass Thu
Her Master Sess rAem-


"Mrs Muggins' is very good
mouser, and occasionally she will catch
q great big rat out in the barn, says the
Cincinnati Tribune. OF this feat she Is
always very proud and invariably
brings the rat after IL Is dead to the
house, where every member of the fam
ily must see it and praise and pet hes
for being such good, brave cat The
first time this occurred one OF the menu
bers of the family took the rat up ON .
shovel and threw it over the back
fence. but in very few moments MRS.
Muggins" had It back again; again and
again was IL thrown away. but every
time il was brought back. At last the
two compromised matters by allowing
the rat to remain Just outside the back
door by the side.of tho step There il
stayed all day Until evening. when 10
was found out why Mrs Muggins" Oh,
jected to having it thrown away
The father had been home only a few
minutes when Mrs. Muggins" walked
proudly into the sitting-roorn with her
head aloft and the big rat dangling
from her mouth. She went up 20 the
man and Laid thers ut his feet, looked
up In his face and waited tn be caressed
and praised. After she received the
desired attention she allowed the rat
% be carried away and cared nothing
more about Il.
Now the rats that are caught are al
ways allowed to remain near the house
until all the family have seen them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
statesmen WANTED.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-A 500 stock Of drugs cheap
for cash. Address dick Box No y. Cod
dSrd. Kan. d3l-6t-sp
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Te aalehita 1ay gaole gmsday grer,ra gmne Is 1895
THREATENED PLAGUE FROM COLO
RAD0 CUT SHORT.

Learned College Professor Looks into the
hoppers are Keeling Over BY the Mill
ions as Result of Getting Their Feet
Wet and Contracting Quick Consump-
tion--Seeds of the Dis ease are Always
Present but Hoppers Catch it Only In
Damp Weather.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
Would That Were the Ouiv Place

Garihaldi's old red shirt seems to retain
its popularity In 1Ualy.-Boston Herald.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE
Our entire stock OF new and secondhand
goods must go in the next % days. A lot
OF good gasoline stoves and furniture. both
new and secondhand. VIII go for cash
cheap as dirt. NJ. W. Cave * Co. 30 y.
Main. u. \. Drake. Mansr. c. w. Ross.
Salesman. d30-12t-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25

PIANO TCNER-W. j. Schneider has
10 equal "a piano tuner. We will guar
antee all work as strictly iirst-class-
Barnes & Newcomb. d9-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stenographer
wishes employment by the week or piece
work. L. o. Box So. d3l-1t6p
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GERMAN-German teacher wants class
of ten. Terms 81 weekly each for four
lessons. Enquire Sd n. Emporia Ave.
dsD-3t al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25

WANTED-Razors shears, clippers and
lawn mowers TO grind. J. 4. Stafford, 107
S. Main St dI2I-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS,

PERFECT TITLE or no sale-Hoome-
seekers: We have a large list of farms
in Sedgwick county; bottom sno upla md. :
as fine soil as Kansas aHorGs-to be had
at $50 to $50 per acre. Buyers can save
money by calling on G. A. Virgin 4 Co..
1J3 y. Market ST., Wichita dist
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25

WANTED-Stock TO pasture: plenty OF
grass; excellent water. 2ia miles west Of
cor. Main and Douglas. 81 per month. l..
ID. Lewellng. d30-tf
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WANTEO-A young lady for company.
and work for her board. Apply forenoons.
Mrs. S. F. Woodland. 10 n. Lawrence Ave.
dSl-2ttl
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I NTED-ENperienced stenOgTaDhei
wishes employment by the week or piece
| work. L. o. Box So. d31-1tD
| WANTED-Razors shears, clippers and
/ lawn mowers 10 grind. J. 4. Stafford, 10l
/ S. Main ST. dl2-tf.
| WANTED-Stock to pasture: plenty OF
/ grass: excellent water. 2is miles west Of
I cor Main and Douglas. 81 per month. l..
| ID. Lewelling. d3o-tf.
| ED-Merry-go-round for 9Th July.
| Address H." this Office. d20-3t4
wANTED-Traveling men 20 carry the
| Petty Hose Couplers as n side line Ad-
dress AZ l. Douglas Avenue. Wichita.
Kan dSS-tf.
wANTED-Pianos TO tune at g: grand.
square and upright: all work fully guar
FOR Observation-Disclosures.
FOR sALE-AH kinds Of household rur-
niture- 81 " Fechheimer. IA 5. water
diff.
FOR SALOONS small Hall safe, by
II L. Gordon, above ZIG and zIs y. Main
dl50-tf
FOR SALE puIeys. finch face. Sc
| inches In diameter. Enquire NJ the Eagle
Office. ds7 If
FOR TRADE
FOR TRADE-t2cco equity In we'll i'm
proved 81 acre farm IN Sumner Co. and
steam grain elevator. capacity 600 bush
improved. for mdse. or what have your
dist. a. sun-Thurs.
FOR ReNT-HOUses.
FOR RENT-House rooms. cellar. city
water. barn. shade, lawn &C. r. p"
AZ y. 4th Ave. dIy-zt 9
FOR RE.NT-Brick residence. 11 s.
Empor!.a-bath and gas. Enquire III s.
Empor.a sun n
FOR REST-Houses In all parts Of the
city by Kills and kinkead. l43 y Market
Street. dg9-st %
FOR BEET-A hae well finished house.,
all rev and complete. eight rooms ard
Eve elosets; al modern: located On the
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nel! 4 kno Inv. ca. vi se1g~ick Block
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FOR REST-wodern houses: also bus
mess house Israel Bros. cls2-tf
FOR saLE-Houses.
FoR EXCHANGE
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR REST-on or after Jurs Ia is,1
store building 10. - North Main q row
occupied ~ Wsrrsns millinery sicTs
Also good roam house modern In
proyernents- 30 90 Yves; 3r1 Street X |
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FOR SELE-sEsL ESTATE.
FOR pssT-pCO.5
FOR REST-Rooros. furuishss - ~
q rDishe9. would Do for isrhr hrs.z~kesr,- l
Ing. Coec ssaes. good lOcat!on A, a. \
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FOR EEST-T~o nice rooms -
Market 4zs-sf -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25

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