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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-16
a 100000" BANK NOTE.
What . Marked Fiye-Doiisr Bill Dif for
fIourish!ng Poker Game

What q Marked Fiyc-Doitsr Etl Dft Tor
fIourish.ng Poker Game
So strange thing happened one
night recently that a game Of poker
was abandoned and three days later
the man conducting the game removed
his furniture and closed tho place.
Five young men had been playing .
lively game for two hours One of them
had been winning steadily. There were
several stacks of chips in front Of him..
and under them were many bills and
bank notes, which showed how fortu-
nate he had been. Then there came n
time in the game when this man did
not draw cards. The other players
gave a sigh of relief when they saw tho
lucky man drop out, and with set teeth
they started in TO buck" the losers In
the fashion known to all lovers of the
game.
During the interval the lucky mar
was fumbling with the bills and baua
notes which represented large por-
ton of his winnings. Suddenly bo
gave an exclam alton of surprise.
Look at this, boys" he said. az he
handed out fve-dollar treasury note
bearing the number B2il,s5o One Of
his companions took the note and read
aloud these words:
This is the last Of ten thousand dol
lars. Young man beware Of cards.
IS. J."
The note with this strange warning
which had so strangely appeared in q
game OF poker was examined by the
players and then play was resumed
But the man who had been invincibls
now seemed to become what some play
ers call an easy mark" lie was
steady loser now instead OF a winner
lie told me later that he could not get
his thoughts away from the strange
warning on the treasury note. All ot
bis winnings were soon exhausted ex-
cept the fve-dollar treasury note con-
tanning the warning Of -. ~" and all
the players protested against the use
OF that.
"You must take that or nothing" he
finally said, "a hs pushed the note 10
the table. lie lost Il cant stand
this any longer" he said. and he left
the table.
The winner OF TIC note ioNt On tie
next two hands and then he quiz play
ing. Then the other players appeared
~ De Influenced % the strange warn
ing and the game was abandoned By
al.
I'll no: Play here again" declared
one % them A similar declaration
was made by al who had been play
iux. They lef: the house in spite of
the pleas Of The proprietor Of the game
lie hoped they would come back "a.
next night. ba, they did rot Nor did
any other patrons Of he place sppesr.
The proprietor waited IN vain for pa
irons for three nightA Then be re-
moved the fzrnitare and locked the
place up
Il never believed II 'hoodoos'" hs
tod ne yesterday. bat I seem 20 have
run across che as last Tie police
could rot close ny place. but hoo
doc l.ss ruined ne. 10 amount Of po-
Ice protection will shield orc froza .
.hooaoo ~ L. Herald
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JUST AS WAS EXPECTED.
stock Market Depressed by the Defeat of
the Gold Bond Resolution.

the Gold Bond Resolution.
New York, Feb. I5.-The share specu
la ton today was irregular and IN
changed. The tendency was in the
main toward lower prices and with few
exceptions the final sales were mostly
at figures ranging from 1Ss42i= Per
cent below the closing price OF yester-
day. The defeat OF the resolution on
the gold bond bill in the house yester-
day. while expected. had slightly de-
pressing influence on the market An
effort was made 10 create bear se1u-
ment on the strength OF certain trans
actions in geld. by which SsGie per
cent was paid by prospective buyers OF
bonds from the syndicate as prerni-
UNI or commission on the gold secured
II is not an extraordinary thing for
premium OF is71 per cent 20 be paid TO
bullion brokers 10 obtain gold for an
emergency. The trading in the stock
market was more active than or late
but the increase in business was on the
bear side Of the account The selling
movement in Northwestern was re-
newed and the low point was marked
down quite a distance The stock sold
at ssi. per cent. which is a decline of
SIS per cent since Feb. 4. OF this year.
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
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The Want Columns OF n Daily Paper tel
you where IL pays 10 advertise
If you have anything to GIN. SILL,
TRADE Or RENT. try -hese columns
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One line advertisements cnSrSeG seS'e
rate as two lines
Prices given under classified heads IN
this column applicable only TO local ac-
refreshments. No foreign ADVERTISEMENTS
taken at above ate
Answers TO advertisements sent IN care
OF the EAGLE office should be calisd lor
within ten days after Insertion W neh a1-
NertiSers wish replyS forwarded 10 'Heii
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should be sent
Not responsible fo- advertisements gwen
or discontinued by telephone
Classified advertisements VIII ce cents
per line each insertion; average seven.
words TO line, agate measurement
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-Endive and Eggs. Procure some
nice white endivs, wash it carefully n
two or more waters, then pour boiling
water over it for a moment TO remove
the bitter taste, strain, and place IN
cold water for ten minutes Squeeze
the vegetable dry aad chop IL very hne.
Place the endive in a saucepan, and
pour over it enough light stock to
cover it, and then boil till tender.
When cooked, drain away the stock.
and beat up the vegetable with a little
butter or cream; arrange in fat
mound on a dish. and serve three or
four poached eggs on it-Leeds Mer-
curry.
Orange Shortcake.-Cream to-
gether half-cupfui of butter and q
cupful Of sugar; into them stir we'll
beaten egg. half a cupful Of milk, and
a pint of -four into which two tea
spoonfuls of baking powder have been
sifted Roll. and bake in two sheets
For the filing, peel six oranges, re-
move the seeds, slice, sprinkle with
sugar, and place between tie layers
For a sauce, take the grated rlnd OF
two oranges, the juice of one. half n
eupful of sugar, a teaspoonful OF butter
and two cupfuls Of water; thicken with
cornstarch- Serve hot--Good House
keeper.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Feb. 15.-More business was
doing I'm commission house circles through
the present demands of visiting buyers
and a fairly good quota of mail and tele-
graph orders. The jobbers have had an
other good day in sales. In the way of
specialties the demand has been quite
pronounced for shirting prints and strip
ped and checked black ground satinS.
Tafeta and India figured silks ofiridescent
order have also been in improved demand,
as have staple ard brocade worsted dress
goods. Printing cloths firm but less ac-
tive at 9-l6 cents
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Movements of the Metals.

New York, Feb. 15-The total deposits
of gold at the assay Office and subtreas-
ury on account of the bond syndicate
up to the close of business today were
so, 637, 900.
Russell Sage withdrew s550,000 in gold
from the subtreasury today and de-
posted the same with the Mercantile
Safe Deposit company.
The steamship Umbria will take out
tomorrow 100000 ounces of silver.
The directors of the National Lead
company declared a quarterly divi-
dend of q per cent on the preferred
stock payable March 10.
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points net advance Sales, 7.75O bags, in
GLIDING March sl4 65G14 20; May, sl4 oeG
sl4 60; June, 81 55: August, sli %; Sep
TENDER. sli scala 55; December sl4 80.
Spot coffee-Rio dull; No. Z, 10; mild quiet;
cordova, lSA@19la; sales, 1920 bags Mara
caibo and 800 bags Jamaica p. I. Ware
house deliveries from New York yester-
day, 4,40e bags; stock today, ,S92 bags;
United States stock. 240,975 bags; af1oat
for the United States, 246,00 bags. Totai
visible supply for the United States, 1885,
s75 bags, against as, 9Ss bags last year.
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Cattle Buvers Wait for Monday.

Chicago. Feb. 15-Today's cattle mar
ket was dull and weaker The run was
light enough to warrant an advance, put
buyers seemed to have an idea that the
higher prices paid on Friday would insure
full receipts for Monday and they were
inclined to await developments. Handy
little steers, fat cows and heifers were not
uuotably lower. but for other descriptions
there was a decline varying from to 10
cents. Dressed beef and shipping steers
We're quoted at 50 1905 80; stockers and
feeders at 81 40a3 80; cows and bulls 81 40
"A 90 and Texas cattle anywhere from
81 to 20. The bulk of the steers sold at
s. sGa4 80 and sales Of cows and bulls were
principally at $2I3 %.
There was a supply of a, 600 hogs on to-
days market and prices moved down an
other peg. Such hogs as sold at 81 10
the day were offered at 81 % and that was
the top OF the market. Comparatively
few Of the offerings went above 81 Is, from
So So to 10 buying most of the $50 to 40
pound hogs, and the heavier weights sell
ing principally at s. soG4 Is. The reduc-
ton from Tuesdays closing prices was
mif1ed stuff sold from s. 1908 so and
throughout sold all along down TO g 30.
The sheep market was slow for all de-
scriptions. Receipts amounted 10 about
10000 head. Sheep ranged from 81 30 TO
4 %, with most of the sales at s. 20gti w.
Sales of lambs were at s. 25do ~ for poor
to extra quality.
81, coo; sheep, 10000.
Omaha, Neb., Feb. 15.-Cattle-Receipts
1,300. Stockers and feeders were about
steady, the market not showing any ma
terial chaonge. The common grades are
plenty and slow, while good feeders are
scarce. The demand is not large, but ii
is sufficient to hold the market steady on
the few good stockers that are being Of
fered. Hogs-Receipts, 1900. First bids
were way lower. but buyers and sellers
finally came together on basis of 10
cents decline from yesterdays general
market When once under way the trade
was fairly active and the bulk of the
hogs changed hands early in the day:
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. A good demand at
strong prices. Native mixed, s. 10.
Kansas City, Feb. 15.-Cattle-Receipts
$500: shipments, LOCO. Market strong to
10 cents higher. Texas steers. 81 s5G3 SO;
Colorado steers, s3Gi; beef steers. s3@5;
stockers and feeders, 81 50d3 so. Hogs
Receipts, 1850: shipments 1900. Market
70 to 15 cents higher Bulk Of sales !, $ go 5o9 2
mixed, $3.50@3 IS: lights, 50 4Oa3 70; york
ers, 50 4oa3 20; pigs, S.15G3 50. Sheep
Receipts, 3.160; shipments, 1,4Go Market
steady.
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Kansas City Grain

Kansas City. Feb. 15.-Wheat-Steady:
tected. 41G4sc Sales by sample I. o. b.
Mississippi river: No. red and No.
hard, 5sc Corn-Slow and l. cent lower;
SIC. Oats-Firm: No mixed. 2sisG3Gc;
No. ? white, Bic Rye-Firm, No. ., 52c.
Bran-Dull; 6iGesc Hay-Steady. I'M
changed Butter-Firm, unchanged
Eggs-Easy, 1890.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Butter and Eggs.

New York. Feb. 15.-Butter-Cnsettled
western dairy. l0Gl5c; western creamery,
iieI24I1c: western factory. SisIlic; Elgins.
Disc: imitation creamery. l0GlSc; state
dairy. l0T2lc; state creamery, ,SGIsS.
Ecrs-Wesk. state and Pennsylvania,
Gc; ice house. lSa2lc: western fresh, a9G
use: southern. $40 Alac. Recelp's'
4,131 packages.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-16

Miss Redbud-I hear you and Miss
Galloway are studying photography
How are you getting on?
Mr.. Clinke--Very we'll She has a.
ready learned how to develop a mega,
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lie: ia zirs Ma yanhsttsa . 20
fnife for silver wedding present."
s-sse the Czs-azo mother 20 her czsgh-
ter ''ch. mar, w0cldnf.- exclaimed
tee daughter. -:heJ dop't eat pie ~i.a
6 <nife n New rcrki--Trrfh-
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EA CEsfar.

Ala tpeEss-esyp-I hope yosi snv.sS
re 70 tsss wedding when yOa ~. u.sr.
r.ed.
Jack fboi6.yt-r.l invite yos re Gre
eSs, and II yo1 conT ssS>r. sasss
won't be snY wedesnz. LIE
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Resolution Ware

Caller-That vase IS perfectly lovely.
VIVA: Go you call it2
Eos.ess-Resolution china
Caller-What . peculiar name.
Hostess-Yes. brt it's so easily
broken--Chicszo Inter Ocean
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Liked His Church.

Little Boy-I like our church better
than any other.
Fond Mother-Biess his heart, Whyr
Little Boy-We are always changing
ministers, and every time we change,
there's most generally three or foar
SUNDAYS when there isn't any church
Good News
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-16

NErTIE-"What did Mr.. Knowal write on
the card he put in the basket of fowersn
Blanche-'.For the one / love best" Nettie
The horrid creature has bought them for
himself Inter Ocean.
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CATTLE.
Cattle market steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative
Stock Yard Notes.

4. Haufbauer of Mulvane was on the
market with a car of hogs.
NJ s. & II. of Peck had car of hos
on the market
T. H. Neal of Andover had stock on the
market.
Harry Grace of Cheney had car of
hogs at the market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-16

Japan meditates division of China
into three Kingdoms. Purity, strength.
economy are avowedly the provinces
reguant
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-16

St Louis, Feb. 15-Wheat-Lower; cash,
5l5sd523.c Corn-Cash. higher, 4GS4c: OPP
cash. 3ns.c: Nav. 297sc Pork-Dull,
$40 i715. i.ard-Easier. Sc S7l2S46 30.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-16

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady unchanged.
No. spring wheat, $685.; No. 3
spring wheat, nominal; No: red, 50l@@
4itTasc: No. 2 oats 2sl.d2S19c; No. 2
white, Sl1.@s4c: No. 8 white. Sic: No. rye,
52i2c: No. barley. 55G56c; No. 8. $40
b5l9c; No. 1, nominal; No. j iaxseed, 81 40
al IL; prime timothy seed s. 10; mess
pork per barrel. $40 00Ql0 10; lard per
hundred lbs. sc 52isG6 60; short ribs. sides
Goose). s. 1905 10; dry salted shoulders
6boxed), 49sQi34 short clear sides( boxed,
81 4oT5 As: whisky distllers finished
goods, per gallon. 81 %: sugars, cut loaf,
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Coffee Options.

New York. Feb. I5.-Options opened easy
at unchanged prices. ruled dull, but ad-
y21ced slightly on the strength Of E,i-
yoIsean adyices- closed steady at 5 to 10
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BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE following table,
compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the total
clearances at he principal cities and the
percentage of increase, as compared with
the corresponding week last year.
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SUGAR.
COTTON MARKET.

New York, Feb. 15.-Sugar-Steady
sales $50 bags centrifugal SO test at ..
Refined dull
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New Orleans.

New Orleans. Feb. l5.-Cotton steady;
.liddling. 5 1l-16: low middling, ll-ls:
gross, 900; exports to Great Britain. $50;
Sales, 800: stock. Ss1, Ses Weekly net re-
ceipts, 5s,s57: gross; $500; exports TO
Great Britain, 5.slsi coastwiss. niSoi; sales
5000 bales; February, s. IS bid; March.
5 26G5 q; April, s. 23a5 %; May, 50 300
81; June, s. 36d5 81: July. s. 41G5 43; Au-
gust, s. 4sI5 AZ; September, $ 5545 %;
October, s. 56G5 81; November, 5 $500 81.
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I'll have no bigger; this doth mt the
time
And gentIewomen wear such caps as
these
protests bonny Kate TO hooking Petru-
chic. So does DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder fit your troublous times gem
tlewomen will have none other.
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO,
Buyers and shippers OF
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
Wholesale Fish and Oysters.
1,nRNGR EIRET nnd ElETH


In order TO reach all parts of the coun-
try and for the accommodation OF the peo-
pie during the busy spring months, We
have put twelve wagons out in all direc-
tons from Wichita, and are prepared to
call at any house within fifty miles OF
Wichita on one or two da1s notice. We
keep these wagone located thirty or forty
miles out, so when you notify us give
exact location, and We will have the man
closest to you call at your place. We gen
eraily consider one-half cent less
than the above prices when we
call at your house. Each driver
will be supplied with a badge which he
will wear on his hat, with the name OF the
firm and his number, so IL you have any
complaint to make about him, please re-
port to us. giving the number. and your
COMPLAINT will have immediate attention.
If you have any poultry 10 sell. please
write us at once, giving exact location,
and we will have one OF our representa-
tives call on you anywhere within fifty
miles of Wichita Respectfully,
A. E. LAWRENCE. Manager.
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C.II.r. Given War,,ux.

Ee entered he editors ssnctu=
Ard vea.e. his views u,so1sht-
Ara tie rex: day r4s hanged IS bsEdis
For vrScx.as .s.ss az ..-HS
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Probing tho Mystery or Ether.

The bequest of one hundred and IF
teen thousand dollars which the late
Robert Stanton Avery has left in his
will to the Smithsonian institution for
'lectures and treatises upon and con.
corning those mechanical laws which
govern ethereal mediums" might APP
pear at first blush to be the testament
airy within of a very ethereal parsonage.
The value of this scientific legacy,
however, may prove incalculable from
the standpoint of Americas position in
the world of science. The mystery of
ether-that unknown. Hypothetical
medium for all the waves of heat,
light, sound. magnetism and electricity
Lies at the bottom of the secret of
nature, and the Avery endowment may
yet be the incentive to original re-
search which shall take mankind
step nearer to the sources of world
energy and force transmission.-PhilA
delphia Record.
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GRAIN MOVEMENT.
50. ouis Grain.

On the Produce EXcha0ge today the
butter market was steady; creamery,
17G29lac; dairy, 9d20c; eggs firm, 2lG22c.
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E zz8 zzS=; 8 I'D q
~ y NIiL-I NAL NLLf.
Under tsis head Sc per iirs eTday-
Situations Uanted-Eemaie.
wANTED-A position in small family
to do general homework Can give good
references. Apply leil Fairview. .s-4t'
WANTED-Accurat s,enographer de-
ploye0. but wishes a change. References.
Address =. o. Box S. csS-l0;Ss
EoAieSficS.
wANTED-white girl for general house
work 6S7 y. Fourth avenue. d7S-tf
wANTED-A middle aged woman for
general Homework. 19-lt'
Situations UdRfest-Maie.
~ INTED-MILE HELP.
iIder tlis h-ai Sc per line i..rSay
MEN wANTED-To sell strictly first
sion Brown Bros. Co, Nu-'serymen. Cnk
cage. Ill. s9-lt
N!SCEELINEO C.S
FREE CONCERT every day on the
Great Regina Music Boxes at Barnes
Newcomb's- IS II
CASH offer wanted for three-story brick
No II South Main street, or proposition
for trade. Dean Gordon. lS-l0t
THE KENTUCKY Hat Store is receiv-
ing the most stylish spring hats-very
cheap, at 80 East Douglas ave. d75-l5t-
TO RENT-An upright piano, by the
month. Address 42s West Third d4
FOR RENTED acres IL miles west OF
city; suitable for farming and dairy pur-
poses. J.. Stanton. lU29 Maple. d7i-7tG
CASH offer wanted on No. go South Ida
and lll2 East Division street. I'VE and
four room houses; fifty feet; corner. Dean
Gordon. 7S-10t.
FOR RENT-Store and bakery, IA East
Douglas avenue. Everything ready and a
good location with an established trade
c. w. Mccoy. room over li2 North Main
street. 59-2ts
PRINTING OFFICE FOR sALE-A
complete newspaper office with BREWER.
nonpariel, long primer. and advertising
type sufficient for six column qGarto. all
home print. two composing stones: gal
ieys, galley stand. dump, cases. chases
mailer and type. lamps. table. chairs and
a lot of cuts, can beh ad at bargain.
Address 4. l. NJ. care OF the Eagle 6O-tf
NTAsQUE SUITS ron EENT-FACEs All
vi wholesale Mary h. Palmer. 30 Main.
a0tf
AGEN rs WANTED.
tIr'r this head q Ter me uer,tty
WANTED-Good agents 20 organize a
fraternsl order in Kansas and Oklahoma
Good pay for the right party. For partic-
ulars address Room !, over lis South Law
renee, Wichita. Kansas. d76-stS1
Bt SIN ES.S OPPOETCNfTI
.SoiesUfcN.
FOR ENCH NGE.
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THE KENTUCKY Hat Store is receiv-
ing the most stylish spring hats-very
cheap, at 80 East Douglas ave. dT5-l5t.
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Millions for DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder--not 4 cent for the deadly alum
brands.
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CASH offer wanted for three-story brick
No. 81 South Main street, or proposition
for trade. Dean Gordon. 1S-lOt
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N!SCE'EIINfOC.S

FREE CONCERT every day on the
Great Regina Music Boxes at Barnes &
Newcombs. IS II
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TO RENTAL upright piano. by IN
month. Address 426 West Third. az
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WICHITA MARKETS.

Wichita, Feb. Is.
HOGS.
Hog market to 10 cents lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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FOR RENTED acres IL miles west OF
city; suitable for farming and dairy pur-
poses. l.. Stanton. l029 Maple. d7i-7tG
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~ INTED-MALE HELP.

MEN WANTED-To sell strictly first
class nursery stock. Salary OF commits
sion Brown Bros. Co, Nu-serymen. Cns
cage. III. s9-lt
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wANTED-To buy a good second hand
Remington typewriter. Address post
office Box 6s2. 7s-3ts
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FOUND.
M 4 D IIl
S!OIEN.

STRAYED from 7n+ North Market. a red
white spotted dehorued COW. Return and
receive reward. Thomas Glover. Sit
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I,Oz RFST-T RO0H House HDT ASD coo
X water bath I'D ga elaas Ia A. hsseg
% s. Min = % q
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
A rticlcs Open'g Hight Low't Clos 6
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-A fire five
octave Italian harp. Inquire Of Fred
Baldwin, photographer. lis l. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-16
FOE EENT-Hoases.

FOF. REST-The cottage 40. ~ North
Fourth T J. Rogers & co. ess-tf
FOR REST-Houses n ell parts % the
city By HllAs AID klnkesc. l2 y. Marset
street. a. =.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-16

FOR SALE or TRADE-For phaeton.
nrst-ciass. we!l-oullt surrey. Hsaey
Bros. ess-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-16

FOR SALsE-Gssoline stove. hanging
lamp. extension table and other things.
Call mornings or evenings. - North To-
pefa avenue ss-5t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-16
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