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,-..----...,.,.. liw taSicMta Jgacilij gagle: jftrttrrtfag mitML $ag 3, 1890. ': n i ;t WllSBB8$ FINMCSAICOIISRCE WICHITA MAEKETS. Eeceipts of live stock at the Union Stock Yards for 24 hours--99 cattle, 1177 bogs, shipments 885. The run of cattle was very light, not being half enough to meet the demands of the buyers. Choice cows and heifer stock was much sought after, and all that were on sale brought top prices. The hog receipts were quite liberal. The mar ket opened 2 1-2 cents higher than yesterday's top, and sold strong throughout at $3.05. WICHITA LIVE STOCK MAEXET. Wichita, Kan.. May 2, CATTLE. Receipts S3, shlpmentc SSo. The receipts were light and disappointing, as the buvers were not able to get what cattle they needed. There were a few choice butcher cow.s and heifers which sold at top Bgures. There Is an active demand for that class di stock, there seldom being enough on the market to go around. Eastern markets report cattle lower. This market closed steady on good to choice grades. Poor grades slow and draggy. Native shipping steers, fancy, HOOglSV) M lbs ?380 4 .V) Good to extra, 13rjOlXX) 3 40 el 00 OoikI to tra native butcher steers 1KO lZOUlbs Good butchers steers. KKJglOM... Native feeding steers Nat' ve Mocker Choic e cow s and hi-ifers , I airto good ctiwn and haifers... Bulls and stags ( ainTh Poorer grades and soallawags... .... 3 20 (oSM .... 3 25 ft3 40 3 10 &3 40 2'.fl 6v320 2 7j 3 10 .... 2 10 f2 50 1 So 2 SO 1 C5 ftl ft) .. 1 W 150 cs of cattle at Av"gc. Price. ...1.TS0 25 ...van s si ... m ny. ... 6in r. 12 . .. 975 2 50 ... 97.1 2.7) ... mi 2 50 ... 4R5 S) ,.,.11'. 2 45 ... ttfl 2Si ...1075 2 00 ...1040 3 15 ... 780 2 25 11EPRESEXTATIVE SAI.E3. Following are tlie reprawutat the btock yards UmUJ" .o. Description. 3 Cow 1 Cow 1 Heifer 1 Heifers 2 Cows 2 4'oivs f. Stock heifers - .. .. 2 Mock heifers 1 Cow 1 Cow 2 ( miner. 1 Hull 1 Stag noes. Rccc'pts 1177. The receipts were fair for Fridav fc'.o tLi'ijutUity averaged good. The market opened F'rongStfC higher than yesterday's close and the cnt .re laj bu-iiios- was done on this basis. Prices urre called Kod when compared with the Kansas C rj market of toda j . A good busin,-sa was done and '-rylody seemed t-atisfied. Indications point to a fctrous market for tomorrow. iinrnKsrTATivE sales. TTr following are tho representative salso of hos r,t the 3 aids today: ho 73 Doctc. "ib Average. 254 240 au 2frt ssr. 2fiQ 236 sit 230 2 224 2 23 2U7 21t Prick 305 895 395 Sft' 3 ft) 3Si 395 355 395 3!f ..& 39i 3! 3lfi 3H5 sir, SS5 pnEcr. No sheep on tho market. Good mutton sheep, fOjtlOO .... Good stock, wethers, 7585 .... Good to extra lambs ...4 004 JO ...3W)3 50 ...4 104 00 Wichita Horso and Mule Market. Wichita. Kan.. May 2. The market is very quiet on ncco'unt of their being solttlestock foi wile. Very little stuff coming In. There Is a good demand lor nearly all kinds of stock. Extra draft horses Good dralt horses , Extra mares Good iiinren , Extra drlxers Good diivers Extra streoters ,ood Mreeters Dregon Plugs. . Mules, 14 hands Mu!rv, U1 hands Mules, 15J hands Muhs, heavy- I01G$ hands Hitfes. plugs 1 125 OOWfl 00 100 00f115 01 KKI OIK 125 00 70 CMS, '. 00 150 00.3225 00 1(V (XV'.-25 00 U5 0tk110 00 75 OOrti ! 00 35 (M .'0 00 25 !i M W e: oa-a 75 oo wi &m no oo Ml OO&lU) oo 125 OOfifclKi 00 30 00.J4GOUO Ilrlcf Mention. George Brinley came in from Kearney, 2seb., with a car of horses and mules. Munroe Miller, of Guthrie, is on the market buying some cheap horses and mules for his home trade. Augustus L. Knight, of St. Louis, in company with his son, Harry, were look ing over the yawls this afternoon. v. J. Norris, Oxford, sent in a car of hogs. J. 13. Shough, El Dorado, came in with a car of cattle. Gibbons Bros., Coats, marketed hogs. John Gilchrist, Belle Plainc, sent in a foad of hogs. Isaac Simpson. Freeport, had a car of cattle and hogs on the market. Mr McLaughlin, Conway Springs, mar keted cattle. Y. T. Hall, Mt. Hope, had a car of mixed ptock on the market . (" X. Brass, Maytield, marketed hogs. Sykes Bros., Murdock, sent in a car of hogs. "VVm. Moore, Piedmont, had a car of hogs at t he yards. White & Cain, Freeport, sent in a car of hogs. Blakeman & Hearne, Loon, marketed hogs. Mr Elliott sent in a car of good hogs. J W. Morris, Ziba, had cattle and hogs on the market. II Mills, Xewton, sent in two cars of hogs. Horace McLain, shipped a car load of stock steers to his ranch near Whitewater today. LIVE STOCK MAEXET, By Telegwph. KanA5 Citv. Mo., May 2.-CATTLE Receipts. 4"u.i; shipment 27lii. bteer, strong. 10c higher, others low or St er 3 OVAfi 00; cow s. fl 753 40; s.tocker a jm! feeders. $2 SiS-l fn. HOG Recolpt. S3uft hhipuients X Market 2'mSic higher. All grade. $4 CO C-4 W. bulk, (64 07U. SHEEP Receipts ITfO: Fhipmcntti, ftXX Market strong. Good to choice Ian iw and muttons, i-i 505 75, blockers and feed ers U 4 M. T I oris. Mo Mav 2. CATTLF Receipts. JWO: shipments, . Market -tently. Natlvets $. ;$ 4 ft) stoi !vo- and feeders, J2 ,"X 40: Tes and In dians V2 4'Ki3 1 HOGS Receipts SflHi; shipments Market Mroncvr. Fair to choice heay. SI UV JSH, packing. Jt lrt 4 2il. SHLEP-Recelnt..!. Fh pment. . Market frtrong. Fair to chuico (4 iWo ( ClllCJiGO. Ill, Mav 2. CATTLE Reclp;. natf -h!pment 5000. Markot strong. Reevi to V55 25: to. $3 Mi Nt; stockers nni feet crs. J2 ''WS 1; cows, bulls aiki ialxel, $1 ,VS3BV Tvxtis si.rs S0i8 ST., TJOOS IVcvepts l-WOi: -h!m. nts fau. Market sUtook. 5c 1 B-r. Mixed U hl :t'U: light. M PA1 30, hevy f4 1 i4 37. fk:ps, o 25b3 ?0. MIEEP Uooeipt-, J 'If; shlpuient 4fli0. Market Mwlv, 1&c loHr. Su'tves fS 756 25: western corn ted. iS 50te-6 2fc Ieiiius, f 1 005 50 lamb-. $5 S.7 (a AVlchita lrjvlRlon Market. Wichita. Ka, iUy 2. "!" packers re busy making shipmetits la tb &!? ri nt Hoes to mnny of the clti s nnd towns la rhe west and south. Also shipping to poinbc$t. l'rlcis unchaugrdbut Arm. ST ( AK CURED MEATS-Cwin or ptain ams f" 1 and r WtUvtc.hiiai l$ixa)lbs HW.ham me r: cni and up l(Su;. . ham? ciU sweUkiC! lbs 11 j-,l?tic. Ci-Jiforma picnic hams tvc, brvikfat hacoa f J: m dth or strlpi S10c dried beef-ham (extra fir. 5V. smokiM Uef tunguts per dt-i. 5 60. cotjace .-'torele hams SUe.New York -bottWerei?c.tiH-Urn.a hscon6!c. Twuwsev bacon &c rolled shoui fT; Naile iV. P1. ME-VTs--hort clear Mes iwoked (drv wUt ffl 1 ner HO llw. clear flitches bW. Enjrlii-h !! 1 rs rv 'e cir Ve ?5 TSfi 00 shooMers 4Wc5, rarlwlcs 5 lfc.Sper Wi lbs. kmf clear iNtcon f 5. ls to cvt, short clmr bacon $ 2a. cter L r t lvwkn t 55? 70. bacon nitcbes 6 S57 2Sw ka. -h.iulders5V- . l -s(iE Fresh pork iiiMr? No ISVJiHi'.frfwh rf va-sajjc (.stm ;. VieuBa and ami Fnmk , -In. head cheese 5c. boloenfts rounds 4. n o- s middles 4ltf5c. uk-kle? UtieiM 4.; ': i';"' " c""-t,,p,x ,r wj:z rTiZ,zl l cr4m.S7wk:; k-r pat-trv c. ' t "IfSH -H.A J- lir.r Hiws nuwrnitT. i xi hind quarter-" t!7Vtc, for.'qunv.n4c :.:,-s--lX PORK-Pork loSliS 6c. tender loins S tr r l v. lok ln 3c. 1 " I PARK! i PICKLED GOOD? Pi-? ft p In 1 -.. vf s and Mi.eed. Jurtr bbl. 40 lbs. 1 JSJrfua. a 1 ' Pickled and spiced piff' tonstie RlttN B !.V. 7. Tnpe. pickled awl tpjeed Quarter bM 40 1l 1 3a klus. 15 lbs. 65c. Wirnlta Wholesale lrrtilt Marjret. WrcniTA. Kan, May! TImt" i . showing of owiKv, bananas, htrntofv, Ktdatruwbff-'leeonthe awrset d 'Jae cocimls- fiion men who handle this line of goods are very busy filling orders for city and country retailers. Prices firm at quotations. ORANGES-Mexican S3 703 00 per box. baskets $3 75g.4 (.California Mediterranean sweet $3 .5 4 00 per box. California Riverside 4 004 2o. per box, Messina $3 754 00 per box. Imperial 4 50 per box. San Diego 4 00 per box. LEMONS Messina per ltox. S4 50500. bTRA"WBERRlES-S5 0036 50 per crate. PINE APPLES-S3 5084 03 per doz, APPLES None In market. BANANAS $1 0 f- 50 per bunch, fancy ?3 00 per bunch. FIGS Layers 15lSc per lb.'i oral boxes ?350 375pcrl00. ... , DATES Persian CO lb boxes, 8?S9c per lb, Fard, 1214 lb boxes. 12J&5 per lb. . HONE V California, 1 lb frames, l.lac per lb. Wichita Grain Market. Wichita, Kan., May 2. The grain market is very active. More corn Is needed to fill orders already placed. Wheat Is moving slowlv at present, and prices firm. Oats In good demand and market strong at quotations. Receipts for 24 hours, 29,900 ba corn, 4200 bu oats. GRAIN Car lots on track: WHEAT Good milling flO&T2c. while other grades are quoted at 55c and down. CORN No 3 or better 22c, white 2oc OATS lSa2l)o. RYE No 2, 212Cc No 3. 2224c. HA Y 4 50 per ton. tl 00 in car lots. GROUND CORN Chop in car lota 43c per 100 lbs. Wichita Produce Market. Wichita. Kan., May 2. Potatoes plenty and barely steady. There is a good supply of vegetables and green Btuff on the market and is selling well. Eggs are plenty and selling at 9c. Choice butter In fair supply and prices steady. POTATOES Kansas 45c per bushel, northern COc per bushel. ' RBAGE' None in market. ONIONS None in market. PIE PLANT-3c per lb. SPINAGE 15c per lb. LETTUCE 22c per lb. RADISHES-35C per doz. bunches. ASPARAGUS Sic per doz. bunches. SPRING ONIONb 15c doz bunches. PARSLEY 35c doz bunches. EG G '.K- per doz. BUTTER Fancy creamery 25c. cholco creamery' 22c. cho-c" butter l.-316c. fair 12c. cooking butter 8c. CHEESE Eastern full cream 13c. half cream 11 12c. skim fystfc Umburger 15lCc. brick 1516. full cream Swiss IGfolfic. CHICKENS-Dressed CHeScper lb., live ?2 753 3 00 per doz. TURKEYS Live G7c per lb., dressed 9311c. Wichita Flour Market. Wichita. Kan., May 2, The flocr m-rket Is active and prices Arm. Best patent, perewt, fitandard price.... Sfcond grade Extra fancy Shipbtu'ffi'bulk."!.."."."."."..".'."."..'.".".".".".".".'.".'." Bran ..J2 30 ... 2 00 . 1 90 ... lffl ... 55 . 50 Wichita Leather Market. Wichita. Kan., May 2. Business is fairly good. There is an increased de mand from country dealers. SOLE LEATHEll-f Slaughter) 2729c, B. A. 25 27c, good damago 21YMc HARNESS Acorn oak 35c, No 1 oak 32c, L. n. 30c, Union 2;c, Hemlock 25i . CALF Domot.c WciSJl 00, French ?1 00?J1 50. CUP HALF SOLLv-Etm h-avy t3 50. heavy f3 OJ, medium 12 50, light J 1 25&1 75. Wichita Hide and Tallow Market. Wichita. Kan- May 2. Nothing of Interest on the market. Prices un changed. HIDES No 1 green 33ic per Ib, No 2 green ?Mc per lb. No 1 grr-en salt 4Vc. No 2 green salt 3iC,dry hides 5.7Uc ner lb, linlls and crags 2Ur. TA LfiOW No 1, ?Ac !).! 11, No 2 2J-Sc SHEEI PELTS-U)75c each. WIchta Wool Market. Wichita. Kan.. May 2. Very little wool offered today. Prices, firm. Rrlght condition "right medium 15c, heavy me dium 1,'c. light fine ISJa'o, heavy line 12c. Esrtliy condition-. Medium 13c. line 9llc, coarse ll13c, Mexican belect grades 12GHc, coarse and kwnpy&frlOc. MAEKETS BY TELEGEAPR Xoit York Money. New York. May 2. Money on call easier, 4 to 6 per cent, hist loan 4. closed offered at 3 per cent. Prime mctcantile paK-r.r$7. Sterling exchange (iuiet and heavy at H S4 for CO day bills and It bO for demand. The total '.nlo of stocks today were 301,414 shares. Stocks today were active and generally strong. 4s coupons 4 )vs coupon I'ncilit- ds of t'5 Mii-ojn (is ( l.ic.ico A: Al'on Ciilcago, Rurliugton ifc Quincy Lackawanna I-nke Shore MisvDiiri l'acitlc, Noithw extern Na York Central Rcndui?- Rock Island Union Pacific Wabash Western Union .122 1M14 llfi 1(0 ino. 103 US 27W 1HW 74W H4 nty-i 42V? w w 13Jf. WW Chicago Grain and Produce. Chicago, 111., May 2. Trading in wheat was large and a nenous feeling existed to day with prices subject to rapid fliictna tions. The opening was 2(42 c lower for May an June, advanced e for the former and' 2c for the latter and closed ahout He lower for Mav and c lower for June than e.sti'rday. July opened $i(srlc lower; lluotuatihg within in a small range for a while and then sold up to a point l?.c above tho inside figure, declined c, ruled irregular and closed lc lower than yesterday. The lirm feeling developed in corn yes terday was continued today and a still further advance was established on all future1;. Close was (&c better than yesl erday. There was an active oats market and a sharp advance, hut outside figures were not maintained until the clo'-e. Pork attracted little attention. Prices were weak. (July a moderate trade was reported in lard. o s r o 5 2 o 3 2. AltTICIXS. - 5 S H '? : ? Wheat April Mav . t'lK KW Pljf 92VJ Julie Wfi i'4 SlK M4 July iO SIH M IU& Corn April j May 33 WW S2T :KW Juno - 3( 34H MM SVH July 5S354 SiK SM Hha .-.URUSt Oats I May 24M 2tTJf 25M 2.V..S June 2lfe 25j 24 25'i July 2K 20 2l5t 25J. August Pork Mav IS .TO 13 .TO 13 05 13 10 Jmie 13 45 13 45 IS 22HJ 13 25 Julv 13 55 13 00 13 35 13 35 Lard J May fi42I 6 42Jj 6 40 C 40 June 6 50 6M C 45 0 45 July C57H CtO G5SM 6 55 August Short Ribs- Mav 5 45 5 45 5 42 5 42H June 6X.'K 5 52J 5 5is 5 47 Julv 5C0 5 03 5 55 5 57H5 August Cash quotations were as follows: FCOl'R Neglected. Spring patents, soft to hard. fl.'OA5 25; western patents J4 60S4 75. baker"s J3 25.3 rtl. WHEAT No. 2 sprlns 81D2h'c; No. 2rcdG19 KSc. I ORN-JBtc. OA Ts iSi-SyKc RYE-4c. BARLEY-Nominal. FUVXbEED-fl 45. TIMOTHY-fl 2StSl 23. PORK-MS rtlS Ml LARD-J6 37V64. bllOUT KIHs6 40t 45. SHOl'LDEKsDrv salted 5 005 15. MIOKT CX.K.AK SIDES-$S 755 St. WHLSKY-jl 02. SUCJAK-Cut loaf WMc; granlald Md Sad ard A Ac Rcoipts. Shipments, AVhem Com Ovte Ftoar MV0 C7W10 3,UW 17A)! BCTTER-Ftrm. Fnacy Elela crwraery 17Vn: floeet western KtfUc; nnel4&!5c flnet dairy Oh& 15c-, OncM61!. KQGa-lle. "ew York Produce. New York. Jloy 2. WHEAT-Firm. No. I red CAsh SeWdlOJWc. CORN-Dall. No i 4,o. OATS-Klrm. No 2 bit 3T.aMc. f YFFEE K1rm. aes xiXd is. spot Rte 3Vc HV, AR-Kenned e-.ST. C 4t!- staAud A Wc confici ionrv .v 5 l-j . pondered 6 7-17C; grann Utlod 6V(. f nb6 f T-lfic KOO- Finn. Western 1212U?- BCTTER-Active, arm. I'rim-s Wt dlry 7 -i wru rrwimenr Jr, " eni creamery tKv. CHEESE-Weak. Wti Sl St. lMis Produce. St. Ijri5. Ma. May 2. FLOrR-Finn. hhr. Choice 52 75? tft XX 3 famliv 42 SO. fancy S4 Un. " ?..t, ?,KT Pt it 3M4 45 WHT-Low- NoSied cat- te. My aSfec ,.tXl.V,7,,Il5r-, Z-J " s Kc bid, y 2tV.JueS,Joly3tc,AnetW Kir. OATs-Htehjer. .a !A SSISTc bid. May iriTS-XoTikar inl ef&c. 11 ' TTf rY 'mhfii" ilnut N'c trVJan) f,-. otJO,-ibfe at X&ibc JI. C. CAMPBELL, Cattle Salesman. J. O. DAvrDsoy, Pros. c, A. Walkzb, V. P. JOHX Dzkst, Cashier. CITIZENS' : BANK. PAID UP CAPITAL, - - $ 500,000 STOCKlTD'PvS' LIABILITY. 1,000.000 Larcest paid Vp Capital of any Bank la tb.8 SUt of Kansas. Shippers of Live Stock can save "both time and money 1)7 doing their business through the Stock Yards Branch OF THE CITIZENS BAM. Arthur Faulkner, Cashier. Kansas City Produce. Kansas City, Ma, May 2. The Daily Indicator reports: FLOUR-Firm bnt light demand. XX 65c; XXX 75'.-; family $1 05; choice tl 30: fancy ?1 55; extra fancy $1 tXta 1 70; patent $1 90.2 00. WHEAT-Ulgher. No. 2 hard cash 81c, May SI S15c COltN Lower. No. 2 cash 2Sc. May 284"cbld, OATS No. 2 cash 2G4e. UYE-N02 cash Kc bid. URAN-SjC HAY Stady for fancy. Strictly fancy prairie ?G0.RG 50. good to choice 53 504 00. FLAXSEED-Jl 25. LEAD Quiet, sole Missouri and common 13 Co; chemical and refined 3 70. MILLbTCFF-Firm. CORN MEAL DuU. $3 753 81 CORN CHOP-52C UUTTER Good toLxncy Creamery firm, lCH317c; fair to choice 13,15c. EfiG rirm.it tijc. CHEESE Steady. Full cream northern twins and Younr America liyllc; western S'jc LIVE POULTRY Firm. Choice hens f3 50. roost ers -2 002 5"!: E-nali fat hem. J2 5033 25. Spring chickens small 5250W1 00. PROVISIONS-Easy. HAMS-!) 25. IJREAKFAST BACON 53 25. DRIED UEEF-7W. DRIED SALT MEATS-Short ribs 55 75. long clear 5 50: shoulders H 25; short clear $5 75. SMOKED MEATS Long clear i 6 03; shoulders 5 00: short ch ar sides ?C 25. PORK J 11 (0. LARD $ti o7K. ATTOHNJ5YS AT LAW. Tnos. O. Wilson', Jos. A. Biiuhachek. City Attorney. WILSON BRUBACHER, Attorneys at law, 251 North Main street, Wichita Kanstts. Telephone No. 11. dlCS-tf w. P. Campiiell. jas. l. Drza. CAJZFBELI, DYER, Attorneys at Law, Wicqita, Kan. 105tf H. C. Sluss. W. E. Stanley. SLUSS & STANLEY, Attorneys at Law, Wichita, Kansas. Harris, Harris tO Vermillion, Attorneys at Law, 111 S. Main St.. Second floor. .1. R. Hallowklu Late U. S. Attorney. J. E. HOME. HALLO WELL & HUME. Lawyers, 143 N. Main Street. Wichita, Kansas. JP. II. ROHRBA UGH, Attorney at Law. Attornev for Western Colleo lon Burevn. Rooms 17 and 18, No. 154 N. Market tieet, Wichita, Kansas. E. B. JEWETT, Rooms 2, 4 and 6 203 N. Main st '.awyer. i-k.insas. Wichita. dlOl-tf lou.v W. adajis. G. w. C. Jones. G. W. Adajis. ADAMS, JONES H ABAMS, Ittorneysat Law. Oiuce, first stairway east of the .Vlclilta National Rank. 116-tf .v. H. Bkidenbacgh.' w. h. Radch. BRIDEXBAUGH & RAUCH, Attorneys at Law. Rooms 5 and 7 at 205 North Main Street. dGS DENTISTS. DR. I. C. WILSON. Dentist. All work guaranteed first-class. Ofiice 118 East Douglas avenue over Paul Jones & Co.'s drug store, Wlc.iita, Kansas. 151-tf DR. E. II. CREDITOR. Dentist. OHlce 1(4 N. Main over Smith fe Stover's. Vitalized air administered. Residence 628 N. To peka avenue, Wichita, Kansas. 91-tf D. W. SMITH. Room 40a Sedgwick building, Wichita, 117 -lm Dentist. Kansas. PHYSICIANS. HAMILTON, M. D. Specialties: Diseases of the Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat, Catarrh and fitting gla&tes. Office 127 N. Market street, Israel & Myers block. DR. C. C. FURLEY. PHYSICIAN : AND : SURGEON. OFFICE: 31 East Douglas Ave. Professional Calls Attended Promptly. E. r. X L. S. MUX SELL, M. D's. SPECIALTIES: Ere, Ear, Nose, Throat and Catarrh. Rooms 11, 13 and 15 No. 205 North Mam street. Residence, 1200 South Em poria. C4-tf DR. E. EMMA COBB, Female and children's dleasea sprecialty. Home or Ladles during confinement, btrictly private vnen so dcired. Letters of inquiry confidential nd nnswered immediately on receipt of same. Ho:ne, 7U South Ida ave. Wichita, Kan. 143-tf DR. CROSKEY. EYE, - EAR, - SURGERY, Office hours 9 to 10 a. ra., 1 to 4 p m. ' . Room 17. 1 echheimer Bulluimi. Sunday, 9 to T-ETEUrAET SUE&'S. j.M.pniLnr-s. s. r PHirxtrs. BH1LLIBS iC TIULLIBS, VETERINARY SURGEONS. Graduates of tho Chicago Veterinary College, members of the Chicago Veterinary Cohere Asso ciation. W are prepareil to do all kinds of veterinary work, iaclcding canlno pranice. dentLstry and all sorricai operations. Hospital accoaunodAUoa for all patients requiring special ewe. Calls by tele phone, telegraph or mail will receive prompt atten tion bv dav or night. We use an operating table instead of throwing horss. . . Ofiice, 111 North Lawrence Avenoe. Telepboas HEAX ESTATE AGEXTS F. W. BEISSNER, T7-Sm REAL ESTATE AGENT. Galveston, Texas. PHOTOGEAPIIERS. ROGERS. The Pho;- grahr. Picrcres to all and tylt. H o ...- ..-, tlw finest assortmem of ptclarr. frames :r r :?y o:ve aba a friendly call aad examine sa , t. Fall rt of ;sH fS. aad t Ht r.iid Fmiiwr- f 1 aa aw Ser T&s Extracttse with coacata Sfc. We iraaranif saUstJtedoB. BOYD'S DENTAL R002TS. DB-T. F. BoT. rR-.J A. H.LE-BEcr.R. 113 East Io3jrljs lwai. lot E. E. ELDRIDGE & CAMPBELL, Wichita Union Stock Yards, Wichita, Kansas. REFERENCE-Bradstreefs Report, Citizens' Bank. Kansas Nat'l Bank. R. W. ELDRIDGE, Hog Salesman. Special Information by Wire Free on Application. LRU : STOCK : COMMISSION : MEB0HAOTS ARCHITECTS. C. W. TERRY, Architect and Superintendent. Bitting block. Wichita, Kansas Room n and it W. R. JUcPJETBRSOX, Architect. Room IS, No. 200 North Mala Street Wichita, Kansas. 117-tf w. t. PitotrorooT. o. w. bird. JPJROUDFOOT c0 BIRD, Architects and Superintendents. Office la Fech hcimer block. COttllSSIQX AGENTS. ABSTRACTERS. A. J. AFFLEGATE. " (With A. D. Mallory.) Abstracter, Conveyancer & Notary Public. r me araugnting a specialty, complete abstracts 10 any iaua in soagwicK county, wick block. Can bo found durln Room 21s s1p- S business hours at county building. 106-tf EDUCATIONAL. ALL HALLOWS ACADEMY, WICHITA. KANSAS. Board and tnitl on, per annum, $150. Addre Sister Superior, Si sters of Charity. B. V. M. 105-t VICTIMS OF AoSdNTMINDEDNESS. A Bridegroom "Who Taxgot His Brido, Didn't Keznomber tie Sex. "Never vas abscntiainfled in my life," said the iiltlo man, who tagged nerv ously at liis bristling mnstache. "But my father had one of the worst case3 1 ever heard of. He was a man who used the good old fashioned birch generously. To add to the good eSect of the punishment ho used f o send us out to cut the switch. If it was not a good one, he sent us back for another. Once he sent me on one of these melancholy errpjids, and as my of fense had been playing hookey' from school for thres days I was in no hurry to return for my punishment. "WTien I came in tho room he was pacing thought fully up and down the room. " 'James,' he said, 'I am glad you have come. I wanted you for something, but it has slipped my mind. I will recall it in a moment.' And I discreetly backed out of tho room with my birch beliind me, and tossed it over the fence. That was the last I heard of that switching. "Case of suspended judgment," said some one, sof ti "My brother," continued the first speaker, "was as bad as my father. He lives in a Now England town, and he went to Boston ence to transact some business which would occupy two days. At the end of four days he had not re turned. His wife's anxiety was relieved on that day by a telegram, which read: 'What did I come to Boston for? Have been trying to remember for three days.' " 'Heal estate,' telegraphed his wife. " 'Of course,' came back the answer." "That reminds me," said one of the party, "of a friend of mine. He was a lawyer in a small town, and frequently after working lato at night at his ofiice would sleep on a comfortable lounge which he had in a back room. When he was married there was a wedding breakfast at the bride's homo and the couple were to start on an evening train for a wedding trip. H had to run around to his office for a few moments, having forgotten some Httle thing which had to be attended to. The hours went on and H failed to return to his bride. When train time came and no bridegroom appeared every one was tlirown into a panic. "Tho bride fainted, and the news spread like wildfire in the little town that H had abandonded his bride and fled tho town. The only one who seemed not to suspect him was tho bride. She, however, only shed tears, refusing to listen to any condemnation of her missing husband, but declining to offer any suggestions. Finally she could stand the strain no longer and posted her father to H 's office. H had gotten deep into his work and was just on the point of going to sleep on his lounge. He was so 'broken up' over his cruel blunder that ho was ashamed to face any one but his wife, and extended his two months' wedding trip over a year. They made one of the happiest couples in the world, but to this day his wife has to find his hat for him and remind him what ho wants to do when he leaves the house." "A singular case, but one which could hardlv be called absent mindedness," said another of the little group, "is that of CJ , the stock broker. On the morn ing on which his first baby was born he came on the floor with a radiant face. Catching Eight of me, ho rushed up and said, with a beaming smile and joyous eye: " 'Congratulate me, old man; I'm the happiest father in 2sew York city. There never was such a handsome baby born before.' " 'I do congratulate you, Harry, old man,' I answered, as he squeezed my hand warmly. 'Boy or girl? "He looked at mo for a moment, and then a wave of blank despair went over his face. " '111 be hanged if I know,' he said. "C disappeared from the floor, but in a couple of hours I felt some one nearly jerk my arm from its socket. " 'It's a boy," cried C , gleefully. 'I went home to find out." Xew York Tribune, An Eiwntlal. "Have you got all your trappings for the fishing eicursionr asked hik wife, "Yes, I guess so. The lines, the basket, the bait yes!" "I knew you'd forget it," she remarked earnestly, "the most necessary thing for the trip. Here!" And she handed him a small can of concentrated lve. Philadelphia Times. His Boots Had Already Barnisl. Innkerper Sir, yoa will soon burn your spurs. Traveler (woo is standing very near ike fixe) You probably cisan that I shall scon burn my boois- Innkeepfir No, sir. Your boots were burned some time a-jo. Journal of Ed ucation. Hit Occupation. "Poor woman! Esve you no huseaad to help yoa ern liviag? "I hfi.v a sssbaad, so called, bot he is deeply eagaped in something else." "Of whai sKarai' Trusting in Providence. CMcafe Times.- ADVERTISE 0 O O o l V yL viyoG Af " t4 WO-fCENT COLUMN. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. Your Wants Supplied. Tho following rates under the diSereai hsadlnc will be choired. SSTPayable Strictly in Advance. No ttdvextlsementa ttfcen for leaa thaa 10 cents. One line advertisement charged same rate u two liae. XO ADVERTISEilEXTS TAKEX "TO KUX UN TIL rORBIDDEX." Prices ctvtn under classified heads la this column applicable onlj to locil advertisements. Ho foreign ndveritsosients taken at price given. Answers to AdvertlaeEen'J sent In c&re of the EAOZ.E offlca snould be called for iTttnln 10 davs after Insertion. When &A ertisers -wish replrs for warded to them stamped envelopes must tw ssnt. Reference to former Rdveniacnient9 ahould clve description and date of inertion or copy of the ad vertisement ihould be sent. Not responsible for advertisements given or dis continued b telephone. WANTED FEMA LE HELF. Under this head 2c per line per day. Domestic. TTTANTED-A GOOD GIKL TO DO GENERAL housework. Apply at 6S7 N. Topeka avenue, cijy. hi w ANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work. Apply at 316 North Topeka arenuo. 114 3t T-ANTED-A WOMAN WHO CAN MAKE jxxl paltry. Hours, T a. in to 6 p. m. No Mm daynoik. Wages good. Inquiieut 402 E. Douglas avenue. Ui ft -TXT ANTED A GOOD COOK CAN SECURE No. 1 t place. Call at W. T. Bihop'b, 455 North Law rence a-e. Ht4t "WNTED-A COOK IN SMALL FAMILY. .p- T ply at 1031 North Lawrence a e. 144 Ct YANTEp-IMIKDIATELY THREE EXPERjl enccd (lining room iris at tho Hotel Metro pole. " ages ?lti per month. Itl-tf YtANTED-GIKITtO DO GENERAL HOUSeT m work. Inquire at 42i Campbell ave, or. it omc 333 South jimponauve. 141-tr WANTED-A GOOD'cfRL'THATTHOROUGH ly understands cooking, waahinp, lronlce and freneral housework in a lamlly or two; cood wasej anil a comiortablo home. Address W. A. D., cre Eagle. 110-5 W 'ANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL UOUSE V w ork;luquiie at rflX. Topeka ae. Mrs. II. T. Kramer. UO-tf VANTED-A GOOD oTrLTO DcTgENERAL housework. 15i North Water. dl.lO Of TA7ANTED-A GOOD COOK IN SMALL FAM 1 ? iiy. with only kitchen nnd UlninK room work; wanes good. Callutuncuat 1U5S. N. Iwrvnco ave nuu. Ill Ct Nurses. Laun dressses. Miscellaneous. -rrr anted - a girl between eleven ? and H year, of ae as companion. Call or ad dress Mra Aille Cornw ell, at Whittaker's tmcking house. all2 if SITUATIONS FEMA LE. Under this head 1c per line per day. Domestics. Houskecjiers. Miscellan eo us. DRESSMAKING. Under this Head 2c per lino rer day. WANTED MALE HELF. Under this head 3c per line per day. Trades. "WANTED-A GOOD WHITE IlARllER. WAGES it jll per week, address Geo. V. Traut, Winfield, Kan. dl!2 0t "WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A FIRST CLASS 11 caulker at tho Hold packing bouse. 141-tf Bookkeepers and Clerks. Boys. Salesmen, "7ANTED RELIABLE LOCAL AND TRAV ' cling salesmen. I'ccitlonsiwrmanent. Special Inducements now; fast-sellins spcialtie. Don't de lay, fcalary from start. Hrown Broi., NursrTnen, Chicago, III. 126 tu th sat-lJt QALESMEN WANTED AT ONCE A FEW O cood salesmen to sell oar good by sample to tho wholesale and retail trade. Wo nro tho largest manufacturers In our line. Liberal salary paid. Permanent position. Money advanced for wages, advertising, etc. For terms address Centennial Mfg. Co. Chicago. I1L d'JOJut Tues Th and bat Miscealla n cous. SITUATIONS MALE. Under this head lc per line per day. Trades. Bookkcejicrs. "WANTED AN EXPERIENCED STENO- grapher and book keeper wants situation. Ad dress A. G. Stubblencld. general delivery. Kanas City. Mo. dH3 2t$ Boys. Salesmen. Coachmen, Teamsters, etc. Miscclla n cous. WANTED-BY ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN OF 20, Job of light work as JAnatorsblp, work about house and coachman. Beat of ref'reaces. Address C. W. Eagle office. dl St Employment Agencies. Under this head 2c per line per day. A GENTS WANTED. Under this head 2c per line pr day. A GENTS WANTED-TO ELL THE PINLEPS XX. CLOTHES LINE, patent rxraUyIJwd It hoid U. f iotbes without pin, they do not fre to it and can not be blown off. Sample line tit by mail. -"A-; M foot llr.e by mail. 1 1 2j. or circuliw. Erlce llt and terms, addrs The Plnlefct Clothes lae Co., 17 Hermon st, occtr, M. 1 w A Sat 9ra TU" A NTED AGENTi-IN ENERY CITY. TOWS and village In the l"altd J-taU lexct in stat of Kansas) to take sob&cnpUoa. 1'c.juatjtflci can make ibot. No capita i rMratrel. tjBpK copies free. Cash comintexoss; roooey caa be mada by getting Dp dabs. Address the W iciuta Ei-i. T Jchita, Kan. 71-tf WA NTEDMJSCELLANEO US W ANTF.D-STOCK Tf PASTTRE- GOOD FEED. livln:: wtwr Iaaulre of &. H HmrciO.d. US Ohio avenoe. Wichita- M fc W if W 'ANTED-TO BUY FROM STOM FEET OF .'rood-hand lawn note. .Mom i. is rood ran. d:Uoc and cheap. Address E. Y. iL, c&re Eagie oOce. l4t H- T7 ANTED TO ARRANGE WITH SOKE V party to t Ornish Be wttfe guoi croaus. Inqn.re at itS t Ixwglas. 4 If AV "ANTED EVERY LADY IN "T5DGWICK I coantr Ml examtoe tbe e x-1oim1 Staaia Cioter. th lt ad chpe 4sm csokra4( mi-m oof-half 10 tw.tWr4 of gaMttoc War ratM to fc Jat as refTestwL We d prompUT th middle of May B nr? aod crdr brfor that tjoe. 2 Solk Oak tre, ww ml V, jb. HostnUer . aL )ar w "AN'TF.D-A OEXTLKilAN WISHES OXK 1 t-,ri.viini room. boa-.Jk wit -mu.it tatsulr. bitftnwa. TMtur batlo-. cerr. bU4e TxrUottMn aatf mra toA-M. . Eagi? lOJt WANTEDA FCRNI3HED boom, wtth or 1 1 witboct UmdL Tetm ma M olitutt A dris. cttt& tmK "W. F. U. care E&jj ja tf AXTED PKAIRIE BREAKERS FHHTli mer. Xpflf to R. Hmrrlwa. rW",MriVt "i;TANTKr-A jqsrOND.aD XEXUiCTUV f typc!Ur, KibUMM s4 Mt Ovar Co, Wit - 1m. Kao. OUR WANTED-PARTY TKOROCOHLY POSTED te tb cmuafckMKift lanimm mstA Mabtanl Ka th vr4i Ulbstarr te WldUU. Addt i- X til atf T'ATE-PIA.,0. 1HEAP mtL CAXM. AD- Kte. ll'IvSTKft-TO RCT OTW RAXD rVKSU CKenbtEaMtbMekMK. 4tKS wrxurtB-rESTr-rvrs. wmsm ash Mai 3k smm r 1 1 . f.m. T THE PEOPLE'S COIUM. Your Wants Supplied, W'A-TED-PHOTOGIiAPHEIlS. AXTENTION Lady retoucher from St. Louis deatrea a posi tion In gallery-. Can do tlntlns also. A. L. N.. box CO. Augusta, kan. 133 20 VED Horses and Vehicles. BUSINESS CHANCES. BUSINESS CHANCE-WHOLK OK HALF IN teret; the mot profitable, legitimate buslnos in Kansas; only one of the bind west of Kansas City; trade established; guarantee J SCO or over proSt iaueiinemonuis; disability sole cause tor selling or securing an active partner at once; t223 to 3a part time. Call or address at once to J, J. Frost. HU: south Main strett, Hutchinson, Kan. dl33 7t FARTNERS WANTED. Under this head 2c der line per day. BOARDERS. Under this head 2c per line per daT. FOR SALE Miscellaneous, Under this head 2c per line per day. FOR :ALE-GOOD STOCK OF HARDWARE and set of tinne -'s tools in a liely country town to Sedgwick county, Kan. For particulars address bwiit d: MankoC. Cclwick. Kan. It3t IT'OR SALE-COUNTERS AND SHELVING IN JU room tdl, East Douglas. Inquire at ttt). I5t' JOR SALE-fTOCK OF GENEK-.L MERCHAN . dlse in good town in Sedgwick county, good lo cation, stock will invoice about ?4.(XO; guod reaoijs forMlling. Address Merchandb, care of Eagle oHte. lU-St T? OR SALE A PIANO, AT 217 S0UTHO5AG E. J Wet .de: Til- EORSALE OR TRADE FOR LOTS: AfNK hennery 12x13. corner of Waco and Twentieh. A. Fleemau. IfiMJl "TOR SALE-A RANGE; GOOD A3 NEW; JL1 cheap. Inquire at SR5 b. La wroace ave. dlt TW ENT Y-FI VECENTS .HUNDRED.AT thl- onice, old papn suitable tor packliur. Put ting under arpetA. etc cllfi tf F"oirSALE-ALOT OF GtX)D GUmT.UMBER 1. IH and l.W inch; will sell cheap. Kosmm sh Vt Door lo. dli-t 70R SALE-MINING LANDS AND LEASES In the lead and tine belt of Mcthwt-t. Mtcmurt; twenty yean experleuce in the Joptio district miue.-; correspondence solicited, r". i crwlrA Co.. JopUn. Mo AIM ! 3;vRSALE AT A BAROAIN-CITY OR"f.RM property, lmprovrtl or unimproved: landird ten.Mil.-, buvers and sellers takt notice. Israttt liros l- .N Market, new Israel blvxA; pbone 819. Jj6 tf TORSALE AT A HARGAINbNE mToNK W JL anl 40-horse power engines and boilers m fHrk'a' Machin Wors, Wichiuu d UUH' JT'OR Sale-DEKDx MORTGAGES AND ALL kinds or lval L.i.uik; blHUk lecotpt books. Bota books, etc, at the WlchltA Eagle oiUl'c Orders by mu.l promptly attended to. dlfltt-tt roil SALE-bCALKoOKS. SHORT HAND JL writers' cote bodks, blank receipt and note bookH and legal lilankb of every kind. Mail orders promptly tttifiided to. Call on or apdres the AV iui ita Kaglc. "N Ichlta. Kan. lUVtf "irOR "SALE-A HANDSOME LITHOGRAPU JL. map of thi-city of Wichita; give names of striset", public buildings, colleges, park", etc. Me J2xl5 un nuen paper, price b cW each, R lor 10 cent. JO rents a dozen. Address the Ichlta agt, ichlta, Kan. Ultftk-tr FOR SALE Farm Fropcrty. X nder this head -c per line per day. FOR SALE Horses and Vehicles l nder this head 2c per line per day. I70R aALE-A GOOD "'AMTLYlFoTisE AXD A phajlon buggj'. Inuulru of G. W.Jones. Kagle block. H3 tf FOR SALE Household Goods. Under this head 2c per lino per day. IT'Olt b.LL CHEAP -HOUSEHOLD GOODS JU and a top buggv. aj South Market. dlSS 81 WANTED Houses and Rooms X. nder this head 2c per line per day. FOR RENT Houses. Under this head 2c per line per day. IOR RENT - RKMDENUE FLAT; 4 ROOiW, : sepurnte hall, lath rooni. etc.. In new brick building. lortM-r North KmiKirla and Elm. Apply to N. Bird, Cb .Norili Emporiu or IX North Main. Hi It ftfFORliENTiiOTEL GOODYEAItCo'RNEK F"'i UoucIki and hmporla avenues. All fumitiHl complete, tent rooms. A gool trade. I'onnsnitm at once. John Goodj ear. 141 6t g?FOR RENT-TWOSIX-R0OM COTTAGES. rtl:L cheap, on on bouth Lawrence and th other near packing house. A . J. llabb, 142 North itatn. IUM I?OR UENT-iTRST CLASS COTTAGE. i3rN. . Topeka ave very attractive grounds, looation unMuriMLsMjrt, to small family. Apply from i t 6 p. m. or at No. 1101 est Douglas nny hour. I1O-6 ff FOR" ItENT-ALbvELY HOME INItTvEU"l EsHL side addition, nine rootns. also, six room Imki-9 oiiilewlttaienue, barn w ith eaoh. Applj to owner. Alienor a ofhee. D. I. Green. ill tf 408JFOR RENT-JUNE 1, OR BEFOItlC PARTLY iiHv furnished, for ihre mubtlu, a mc houin of eight room., handsomely paporvd ami nlcf blu gniKs; nice location, nve nilnulei waltt rrotn the porfotllce, trin. reasonable to good partk. Ad dross. -1). E ." ligle oflice. 11 TS FORRENT-ELEVEN ROOM Hofi.SE7V)R A iiiii suit of room m tho bouse, f urulKhmi or uu lurntshed. At llJN. Iiwrenco st. dl it C" FOR RENT-NEW 1MIOOM HOUSE, WITII tj-i barn, in north part of city. Duslrabto location, convenient to car lines ami business, iwiulre of M. W. Coulter. Fletcher block. lUtr MFOH RENT OirALE BUSINESS ANDREhU deuce property In all parts of the c.ty. lral iiros. lb-tf T?OR RENT-A HANDSOME COTTAGE ONCOL X lege Hill Inquire at the KuaUtcky hat WJ Ea.slI)ougla5. St-it f? FOR RENT OR SALKRBSIDKNCKS IN ALL Jiij. parts or the city. Wright b 31 1 Her .No. MS N. laiu bi. 14-lf FOR RENT Rooms. Under this head 2c per llnepur day. Tf OR VtENT-NICELYFURNIhllBD FRONT JD room; three unfuraWnsl rooms. Oi Sonth To peka. 114 t jORRENT"NICELYFURNI.snED FRONT Jj room tipper month, side room tl per wfk, 113 N Market. 11 W ?OR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. Topeka. WS NORTH dllT JSf "ITOR RENT-A FLAT IN THN BUTI,ER MIK-'K, X 00 second Soor. conidaUng of Rve Tf-om.cu room, clowta. bath roots, etc Apply to IL R. Bnt ler. No. 'JJJ aouth Main street. JUIU FOR RENT Stores. Under this he&d 2c per line vr ear. FOR RENT-STORE BOOM NO.SW EAST OAK. with excellent oven. Good location tor grocery or baker'. Apply at hardware store next door. 144 n E OR RENT-THB STORE BOOM No. 217 E. UWiAAV1 T UN t. mVM, at u m nwmv eVM 4S Roys, over a; R. Douglas. J2T tf "I?OR RENT-BRICK STORE-ROOM NO 1 EAST X Doogtasa avene. Sne otSe and aieeptor room, to good MTtlet very low. in Bkhiaad htuc. ttarnea A boa, Off Doeglaa avecne. d-tf FOR R ENT Miscellaneous. X. ndr this bad c per line pr jr. I" rOR RENT -KANC M IN SIX AMOKE TOW X ; ship; UU3 arree; all tinder (Mice; hrln? water. Dick Hartley. 1211 N. Lawrence. 41 IrtORREXT-f ACRES AT CALIFTA, KINO- man cennty. Kai good s and ItM axr, al-o, ranch for tale. Addre, Henry flfasetx To peka, Kan. sffi I7t MISCELLAN EO US. Under thte head ie pr ee gr Jay. jr C-THE BE."T IX0-F1LLER HAVANA- CI O gar in tcrwn at 0 at -Rec', 2U9 NerU Matn. UlU i'Q DIFFERENT HRAXD CTOAR8 At M. IvYI )r. V.ifc.ac, c afe. anrt Ule xnen' Ut( at our inunewe line at 'Kee'. 2 JirU U, - M4U T EARN TELEOK.JiY AT TATKi3t ceilegn. 9ts rjgi aeon-. Wicntta, Kj. s-d fer ctrcsan and bee raUrend ?. (M Is FOR RENT Farm Fropcrty. UntrUtt V-d3e j-Bnj--T- FINANCIAL. fnder tH head Jt pr Mne prr Dotoc want mmur -j t ltdccm. ij lMrwThdUac. w:f! iwlMnllM an. aavMn. hewHMd ewdUren, waits. a aii kisa ef ad eeennty 4JU M6s et to loan on n marviix PlAJCoi. nrgaaa. nee-, wnln. . tjeeu. t, in MDuamt tram t9 9 at nintibi; nav. D5; Kf.rwnSireVtiii MSwf UMi GJirY T LOA"vjrATEHffT11 B4.&7 " d -m txjrsnx. until. nam fe--m. eu lJtw A Janenn. ttanfe M. ZL IZJ.wv i A.i-fi .i aaate -ia istaret 31 a'Ajntw. hcmaeneln hmMni g. etc .Ven hen. If m 3y U finantnfnyj Maicr. Wt? XfOEt TM SXAN -WKT TthJJt oTT AT e. 2SWntanwslMnrWMi. Ku I FQ UN It. rAr th MnOenarMiM'nirnay. mm an mnpennr fnpny. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN Your Wants Supplied. FOR EXCHANGE. Under this head 3c per Una per ixy. LOST. T OST--WHITE POINTER. DOO. WITH LEMON JU colored er5, smail lemon colored pot on top ci -?aaJ5?rfottalIi ha a leather collar Trtm vJ-M;JcJar,i7oanftm6P,ate- A hberal reward win .wi.rrlsr,i,urn,t,lleBc of the Excelsior Oil Tank: Line, 1U N Market St. J. L aarkTlulSj T .OSTC GOLD ILMR PIN. SET WITH TEARX. 1 J ssnnhtn anil dUnuuiB D,iu.t. TT at this omce and get reward. ltO-U LOST-A L.X.DIE-S SMALL CORD PURSE WITH bras. bangles attached, containing gold and. 5 cents. Leave at this efflco aad receive reward. STRAYED. Under this head Sc per lteo per day. QTRAYED OR STOLEN-A SORRBL COLT 3 O years oM; unbroken, star ta fwrohead. lh In, left car, medium build, no brands. A ftt reward, -will be paid for return of same. Heary Schailrtrr Uttt QTRAYED FROM THE UNDERSIONED. nvR O Ruby. Sedgwick conty. dark brown ltorjw. about S years old. Ut or 14 haodn high, a itti'.n sprung 1h knees; weight about LCW pondv At l fonaation can bo loft at Longaoekec's bars en Weji Douglas ac K W. Dora a. dlfctf FOR TRADE Under thta bead 9c per lta per day. TITtradea noi fuTm7joIT clear! wu lMprowd. flrx boiidtwrs. te M Icawerr coanty. Kan., for siuall farm mm- city. AAirrss Kwm INOat coapany. cotmc TMnt ami Flfifi street. ?' I70R trade - -aluXbi. on. paintings X for vacant iota, Addras ''Art. "lata aMIr. in FOR SALE- City Real Estate. I adrr this lit ad per line par tep. INSTRUCTION. Uidtr this bed Je prr Ue vr day. STORAGE Uadr this bd 3r pr IUm mt day. TYFEWRrTERS. Under this head 5c per line ft- day; CITY MAF. A handsome lithograph ma? f this alty. eostatru lne the names of all la strrtx, parki. etles asd pablto buiUtavc. lwrtM. elo. A rrs?u wajv twelve by AiteN incaoi, on linen paptr. aaa b hd it this office for 1Q ctAts eaoh. il RA1LROA 1 TIMISTA B T-S. MI.-acOCKt VAJ-WK- K. K. TKAIS. I I .tiwttrn, 1 tun Fort i-cott, Kan CKy, M. Loabt awl eaMrra ex 'Ma mj (Urn llrx itcoru MM AM irOAK H6rx 00 rvf IUm tdA IICOam VWr.H Fort .-cott, KAnm. . y. ht l.ml aitd eastern n CuIiwbv pnr.it AnUMay nnd Kiowa ex .. Conway .priwp, Anthony and Kiovta rx UntihlnMMi. Mrrling ad (ieneseo panncrr. Hutch., Ranapoitt, and Denver ex . All trains run daily. IVMol Depot i-ecoml and Wlciitta streets: Oek (USenCT North Main Uml R. K. Hv.sc.Ki.er. PatveWftH- aitd Ticket AgHit. KEW TIME T.Mll.K CM1CA04. HOCK. HNXO & 1'jiCiriC KAILWAV. f'Grret Hock Island Rewt.k In eilect on and after Aptit & 1SH TKXl .N S I AWHtVt i,RAVB DOING OHTH ANt K.m. No. 2 Colorado !prlip. Denver and PaclAo CoaM Lxiren dalir . 6Mam ttaxu fUPH IIMam 900am: BCOAtC SJirvr ItMru rt&Ac "ttrvc ssoru No. 2 Kanan City, tt. ImiLm and Chicago. Through Mail and ex. daily . No. 4 Kansat City. SC LottM ml lulcagu night ex. dally .. No. iu Accommodatto.! ualiy eirept suimay. ... (.OI.NU mioth. No. 3 Kanras City, hC Lets and Chicago ex. daily No. I Kwim' City, M. Loale and Chicago through mad 5 and ex. dally tMtm 200 PX No. Ill Aoroniinmlatiou. dally except .Sunday Elrgaut re llntne chair ear ou alt t-ralaa, and Pullman slpers front Wichita to Kaa.i CMy and Chicago without i-Jutugs on night trains. Tfckni sold and bagxagu checked through to all Mtaln north, -south, ea-t and wi-n. and steamahlp OeVrii poldtoall Kiirnpeau imMiiU at kwwt rafea. titr ttrk'it offlrn Kfi Lat ouglAS aTmBf eorarr Main street, paaonger xutloa oorner DottsUa ami Mead avenuce. Telephone H. c a. KrTirmronp, Ttekrt A en. Jno. seiiajtia v, u T ti P. A, ChKmra. I1L .t. iol-i a sav rn a. vetneo b. r. TKAVs: I AMKIVr I MATf Goimr West, inm (te Klh-, -worth 1.. ' tit am Going Hint, pa-M. 4atti atl Ilarrton) ' Going Eat. pari'r . GetngEaM, paf'-nT ( Itv t'nlOM Ticket wSkt, m Nn Main atreeC, aim unioB Depot, LMNHtlaaave wickita a vntvnowf k. n. TlVAIHf. I AHRI RlVK I Lr.ATR fTotng Wkm, paa !lljy).. A V Going Wft, freight . . 1 ii rx torn Go4ngKat. irelfbt. D. H KMOlin. Frrttfht A Pai. Act. Mi X. Mai. bupt tor 4M and !iiba. Union Ttrkrt effleu ta Netth Mate U, and at Union Depot, IHenrlaa atMHM. W. ZJ. MOTUK. ATCIHSOK. lUrtOiX aKAXTaniN. 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