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S&e WLkWk spitxltj gacjTc: gwittg gilwnxteg, gecemfor 1 1, 1891
M
INANCE.
WICHITA MAEKETS.
The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past 24
Hours weie: Cattle, 123; Hogrs, 2,398.
Shipments: None.
"Wichita, Dec. 10.
The supply of cattle was moderate to
day and the demaud good. The market
Was active and sales were made at good
figure, and the market is considered
steady. The demand is lively upon good
Btockers and butcher cattle of good
quality.
The quotations nere presented arts to Eire the
shipper en lde. of the general ranee of prices. The
various clapped and gr.ides sell within the limits of
three quotations, according to the quality of offer
ing and the Mate of lh" dally markets 'J he-e quo
taiions are only changrd when there las ucen n
remanent chance In the general market. '1 he
reurefsciitative sales should be referred to to set the
daily finctualloiis
Nntive shipping steers, good to extra 4 00?4 50
Goodtoextra nalHe butchei steers, 1000
1200pou)ils 2 7V3 25
Nnt've feeding fctean-. Wl(k3.1050. pounds.... 2 t'HZ 75
Nntletrckerrft.00a600 pounds 2 12 45
Choice rows and heifers 2 lwz.1 31
rnlrtogood tows and heifers. 1409,17")
Bulls Mini staffs aVl in
Good yearling steers 2Uk!2
(winners... lltal 55
Poorer giades and scallnwags J HJ1 'lj
Vealcalvts. laofitlT) pounds, per head 4 Uffl 0
'Icxaihteers. good toextni 2 4iK2 75
TtxasHters. lair SUUJJ25
J ex a cows, medium to prime 1 W).jtJ 00
ItEPKKsBVTATIVE 5ALE
Tito following are the representative sales of cat
tli at the yards. toda.
No Description. Avge Price,
4 Ftockers 140 3 it)
1 Mocker 370 2 .5
1 Slocker m 2 20
1 Mocker & 2 25
2 Cons Ui5 2.-W
1 Cow l.TU 2 3
6 Cows U7U 2 2l
1 ow ItSO 2 15
3 Cons 7J 2 00
1 Cow lwjj 2 10
2 cows!;"mimi.."."";"""!!..".."ib S m
1 Cow IKS) 1 U
1 Cow UU) 1 U
tows 101 t 2ia
2 Bull 11-15 1 50
1 Bull JIT) 1 tf)
3 Heifers 10TJ 2 l5
,-' H.lfers. urn 2B)
80 nelfers TTl 2 u)
- Oxen lotj.'i 3 7j
2 niiuers SS5 1 35
1 C-inner an 1 &J
1 Canncr ,. 8i0 1 W
HOGS.
The hog receipts today were about 2,393
and the demand was Rood, and packers
took the offerings readily. Trains kept
bringing in hogs all day and they were
sold about as fast as they wet e unloaded.
Everything in the j-ards was sold, save a
few loads which came in on the late trains.
The .market closed steady.
TirrnSETATtVE SAIX1
Thefollowlneare tnerrpiesintalivu sales of hogs
Ft the lards today:
Xo
Dock
4U
liO
SO
200
211)
240
240
120
113)
10)
1U)
Av.
sua
S0
.4.1)
2f
trr
5n;
244
27.1
27:$
2M
244
2lrt
3J5
Price.
Dock
3J)
2b0
?20
240
12)
-0
2iiU
Ot)
SJ
200
1W)
"'40
W)
At.
2tA
2T7
24U
254
24J
35
224
21S
218
221
2.il
220
V.H
103
Prir.
3 J)
3 474
3 4.
S 45
345
3H
3 43
3 4U
3 37H
3 37
3 35
3"i5
3 30
2M)
H
3 65
.5(5
3U.
3.3
3 55
n 5.i
? .WW;
d.'CJ
x ra
3 !S4
a &2i
"K
3 52J6
3 5j I
04
BIJHEP.
r.ood ftock sheep. RVilOO
cJOOllfclock hum TlkTivn
S350n' 50
2 .? 0J
Oooil to eilra weitierb. aiS5.
Good to ejetra iambs...'. '..'.'.'..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. loojaw
0(M3 UU
Brief Jlentlon.
The shippers today were:
J. II. Cannon, Claflln, cattle.
Seamon & N., Geneseo, hogs.
Hank of Andale, bogo.
Bank of Colwich, liogs.
C. Watle, Haven, hogs.
M. E. Liudley & Co.. Mount Hope, cattle
and hogs.
H.JIilIs, Newton, hogs.
bbemerhorn & Paugh, hogs.
C. H. Hariison, lillerton, Hogs.
J. JL Eatcliff, Cunningham, hogs and
cattle.
S. W. Ex. bank, Caldwell, hogs and cat
tle. J. D. Rell, Peck, hog?.
J. Dunaway, South Haven, hogs.
.Alex. Knott, Belle Pluine, hogs.
Hufbauer&Pnor, JIulvaue, hogs.
V. II Hardenbrook, Cicero, hogs.
Tillianisou &. Bremington, Atlict, bogs.
T. J. Quigly. Harper, hogs and cattle.
X. W. Houser, CrstJil, hogs.
J. P. Hall, Medicine Lodge, hogs.
C. L. Brown, Mulvane, hogs.
T. M. Pirtle, El Dorado, hogs.
L. "V. Hobmson. Towanda, hogs.
Kalcy & Co., Whitewater, hogs.
J. AV. Williams, Aulne, bogs.
LIVE ST00K MARKEE
llr Iflecrjpli.
,-.s.s l ITV- Mn- Dec- 1U c TTLF.-Recelpts
p lilniiiiiit 2KO Dull, low r .athes3 00
o N). c"- ii :iirf -5, Mockers and feedets 2 .
' iIOta- Ricdnt; luXL FhipmentsSM steadi.
Bulk J3.TKtv. .ill naucs J3UK.I.. . bHLEP
J.eelpt2V.thipineiils lbOJ J-tejidy.
'T Ions Jlo Dec. U ("ATI 1.K Rrcelnto Ififtl
rhipments l.ca Neakonnll crades except fancy
l hlUtm Seattle. Uocxl to piiino medium steers
Ji !"S 5" l"1 liers , lXil . l-xansaiid Indians
5 0M8 Si IleKib-Receipts blUX vinpnients 2110.
j-iowrr. Folrio fancy premium 5-3 75Jt4 20. mixed
.i 2tka3 7U. ii'ht i 403 Ri bllKEP-Recelpts 710.
shipments . Flrnia JJ Sab 1)0.
IHlCAGollH. Ds 10-4 ITI..:-Rec.'lptH lf.000.
blpmns4aU Lower. Christmas iteers i7l
I 'iolhtr. 2 "f5 15 r'"'.',' - -M3 i. htw ker
-JW'BooJcoW8 J2Jb.2l HO(ib-Rtcelpts
fu.Cpu.bhipuii-nts9.iia Lower. Common 13 3(U
ol-r2',' buicners 43 !. 05. lhrht
U 4iV i ,y. bKl r.I'-ReceipLs TUC. hipin.nu 15C0
Lower l- we 12 &K3.3 j. wethtrs 44 405 00. west
ems W, Iaml)t 4-4 CU5 25.
M libltadialn iiarkot.
WirniTA. Dec. 10.
Fcllowing are the clr-slmr qaotatious.
GRAIN Car lots on track.
W hLAT-Uk7t.
lOlt:-New3ttA.Cc.
'i.Tb-2l4,2.c
1TE No or better 60f355c.
?,A.Tx,rl?,i4a),lS w P"1 ,0'1' loo'e- 5 TO.
GROUND COhN Chop In car lats 9c per 100
Iu'iiis. corn an i twts si DJ per HO pounds, bran
bcked. UK. lei IUJdouiuIs.
M Ichlta Prvduco JIarker.
icuita. Dec 10
1 1 OUR Highest patent 2 00, stcond patent i2 30
itra fancy ,2 20
UlTIEliHrvt creamery 50c. secona creamery
c. finest diiry Jtx, die duir 15c.tommon dairy He
f S. ah VT oen.
,.,C,t'?JK HiKister, Jl MKS2 00. per dozen or 3c
l-oi pound, hens iiiijui jr per dozen or Cc ier
ponnd. spring chickens l 7fW l jht dozen or 7ic
?f- ttu' JWZ r5c H'r P"uni1- ducks-tell
-1-j. mallards 76 pr dozen. pr.Urie chickens HV0
1-er dozen. oung l- .. jer l)0UI (1
frii.A2fcS, X hoIf'! ul' bushel.
APPLES s2 0"i2 ,i0 per biirrwl,
vOAL Anthracite 11 jO. Canon City JS CO Weir
ffilS' Wiuuur?. lilmols
MAEKETS BY TELEGEAPE
New ork Produr.
Nrw York. Dec. 10.
COTTON-Qniet, Middling upland- S 1-lGc. Mid
dlings Nw Orleans S 7-l& bales SI hait
COFFEE biot Rio du 1 stoadj No7.C5c
SUGAR Refined quiet, te.idv. Nob3lc o7SVe
NoS3 SI 3.16c, No93.ofr A SHsHc mould A 4isS
tasdardA4c confectioners A 4Uc. EranuIateS
4 5-lt4Hc. cubes (7-lc
New ort 31onev.
., n"kw York. Dea 10.
r?l?Hf72n cMI SJ" ranging from 2S to 3 per cent,
i2 ""red nt 2? per cent
1 nme mercantile paper 56 per cent.
wsI'?ncJ' stronC ' S 'or sixty-day bills
4 Stsjfor demand.
1 oui siiej df btoCL8 today. 321300 snares.
Chicago Oram aud lro4ace.
t CntCAOo, Dea 10.
Wheat-Steady.
Corn-tton, higher.
Oats bteadv
l'ork-Pigtr.
La i-d Higher.
It "if fut'" ranptsl as follow
1.L?rlnni?,icy-, fcl'rtn Patents U S035 4P.
w if Westo " -4 W. straight it fSSSffiL
C aU quotations were an follows
WHEAT-92ii .
CORN-.Va.t.
OAIb-SjQs.
PORK loccmr is i;u Jnut-irv 1I A
LARD-Iecembrr 16 0L SnnSSwKii" '
Live Stock Cominissloii Meriante
The firms given below are representative ones in their line.
Shippers Bhould correspond directly -with names given:
it. W. ELDIUDGK. i. C. CAMPBELL.
ELDEILGE & CAMPBELL,
WICHITA, KAN.
Special Information by
Wire or Mall Free on Ap
plication. LIVE STOCK
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
BARLEY-aSc
r LAXSEED-3Jt,c.
1 IMOTUY-tl 211 22. ,
l'OKK-tS 3ih& o0.
LAKD-blO.6 12X.
SHORT RIUS-5 5035 S
DRY &ALT bHOUI.DERd-TI 87WJ4 50,
&HORT CLEAR falDEb-15 7535 SO
WhlaKY 1 18. f
articles. Receipts, Shipments.
Wheat 110,000 46.000
Corn 14'..000 233.000
Gats 115 WJ 39T.7J0
BUTT ER Firm. Fnncy creamery 2627t, west
ern 2462u selet led oniric lBSAc.
EGGb-24S.24K
Ivaiibj& City Piodnee-
Kansas cttt, Dec. 10.
"LOTTO In good demand, firm. Patent 2 404
2 50, extrafancy 2 2032 25. fancy S2 Vf&l 15, choice
ay2 U0, X 1 752 0J.
5 JxO asKtd, May 31J(c bid, 3.": asked.
v HLA'l Caih lower, options down. No. 2 cash,
79c bid.
CORN Strons for cash, nothing doins in options.
Cash .fc-c bid, &c asked.
OA l- Down options up. No. 2 cash 30c bid,
Decembci 3Jc bid, Sl'fc .iskert, January 30c bid, 31Hc
askeil. May J2c bid, 3 asked.
BA KLEV I'iriniiud uncliancea.
RYE-Stronir M&iHc
BriTEK Filr demand, quiet, steady. Creamery
22t23c. daiiy 15 .J2c, stole packed 1j17c rolls 14
KOGS--K'ady.25c.
BAY Sfonsr. Timothy S3 00. fancy prairie
7 OJ, medium 15 0036 5a choice 4-s 0, prime J" O0
7 &a
Receipts.
Shipments.
Wheat..
Corn....
Oatt.....
32 000
30000
.,0G0
14.00J
45.000
bt. Louis Produce.
St. Lotrrs. Dec. 10.
WHEKT-Hlcher. N'o. 2 cash 84 Wc, December
940 bid, .lanu try 4fc nominal. Jlay oac bid.
i OitN tcady. No 2 ch 4333Jic, yeat 41
bid, Jnnuaiy 40HC May 4CJc bid.
oaTn-Firm. No. 2. ciisii, 3Jc, bid. December 33c
nominal. Jlay 3JJa
PORK Wcnk and easier. Old r9 00, new til 30.
LARD-Meady; iO 00
WllIbK'i Merfdy. H 13.
AKT1CLK3. Receipts. Sliipments.
Wheat C3.CO0 C3.000
Corn 14T.O00 120'Kfl
Oats 32.00J 13.&J0
PHYSICIAjSTS.
J)H$. ,T. T. 0 r, X. EVERETT,
Over 400 E. Douglas Ave. Cor. Topeka
lloonib 7, , 11, Wichita. 18m
WHY SUFFER
When yon can be cured by a proper applica
tion of the Electro-Mnjniotic treatment as ap
plied by Dr. Caroline P. Chamberlain, tor
Acute, Chronic and Nervous Diseases. Con
sultation Free. Call at tho Kestone Hotel
Parlors or at i oom 2X). 3-lrn
IR. MA11Y GAGE DJLY.
Rooms 25 and -b ZlmmerJy bloc. Office hours 3 to
5 p. tu
121Kt
mi. J. B. STONE,
Office with Dr. Oldham, Zimmerly block.
Office hours 9.30 to 11 a. m.; 3 to 5p. m. 144-m
dr. cj:oskey.
Olnce hours 9 to 10 a. m, 1 to 3 p. m.
Sunday. 9 to 10:30 a. m. Ill Hi Main
St. Kubiilence 1018 S'. Market St.
E. E. HAMILTON, 31. U.,
SPEIALTIES
Ec, Ear, Nose aud Throat, Office
Xofth Mailet stieet.
DR. E. EMMA COBB,
Females and ChlMiens rtlap-ises a specialty.
Heme foi ladles durliiR confinement, Strictly prl
Mite when mi desired, also peimanent homes pro
Aided for children when aeslrcd. Letters of Inqu'
t confidential nnd awered promptly Home 711
Id.i Avenue. Wichita. Kansas
J. E.JENNINGS, M. D.,
SPECISLIST.
Nose
and
Throat.
Special attention plren to the treatment of
UATAunti nnn to tho cure or cataract and
Squint. Glasses nccurately adiubted to correct
Hjpermctropla, Mjonia, Presbiopia, Astljrmo
tism. Asthenopia and Diplopia. Prescriptions
miea as soon as maao. umce jo uoor.
ijh iioarn slaib ht.. Wichita.
DR. C. C. FUBLEV.
331 Douglas Ave.
E. Y. M UN SELL, M. D.
SPECIALTIES
'As Mm1lp.il nnd snrdcal dls.
t-iispot Eye, Ear. Noso. and
Throat, Removal ot facial
nnd other bleniNhes, acd.flt
tlnjf spectacles.
Oflice and residence, 1203
boutli Emporia. C4-tf
ATTOKjEYS AT LAW.
w. E. Sta vr ft. j. e. HuitK.
STA VLEYtP DTUME.
Attornevs at I aw, Wichiti. Kansas.
A.J. A FF LEGATE
(Willi A. D.Mallory
Alistracror. Convevancer & Notary Public
to any land in cedcw Ick conntr. Office. Jnst at rlcht
of west entrance. Main treef. New Court Houe.
first floor.
Prompt service guaranteed.
Telephone
ICCtf
Harris, Harris P Vermillion,
Attorreys at Law-, 111 S. Main St. econd floor.
Joll.s W.Ar.is.
ADAMS
a W. ADAMS.
P ADAMS.
Allornevsat I.aw. Office tlrst stairway east of the
Wlrlilta National H'nk. Ilfi4f
J.R. HAriownLi. H-L-Oonnox
HALL O JTISL L f- G ORD ON,
ATTORNFYS AT LAW.
'"corns 404. 4C44 and 40u, Sedgwick Block. Tele
phone No. 11. d22-tf
E. B. JEWETT.
Lawyer.
Kansas
Rooms 2. 4 and 6 203 N
Malnst, Wichita.
d!04-tf
DENTISTS.
E. H. CREDITOR,
DENTIST
344 ISorth Main Street,
BOYD'S DENTA L ROOMS.
Fnll st of Ueth 3. JS. and S10.
" italjil air given for the painless
extraction of teeth, only Firm In the
ctty that makes their own air. made
fie-u doily.
Da. - I . Rovn UlC .1 A HOl-LrMJERGCII
JL East Dooglas Avenue. KU-tf
. JS. ADAMS.
RENTING and COLLECTIONS.
Office With
35LACKWELDER iHOLIJKOOK.
ltoom 202 Sedgwick Uld?. 131m
OLDEST FIRM AT THE YARDS.
R. T. BEAN, L. B. PRESTON
Office. Cattle Salesman.
J, B. BLEAKMORE, Hog Salesman.
BEAN.BLEAKMORE&CO.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WlCHlTA, KAN,
Reference. Wichita B inks. Ofhce, Stock Yards
Exchange Building.
The Eagle gives the latest
"Wichita and Eastern Market Re
ports np to the hour of going to
press.
J. O. Davidson. Prest. J. O. Dekst, Cash.
THE
CITIZENS' : BANK.
OF WICHITA.
VETERIMEY SUKGEONS.
WILLI 18 C JPHILLIJS,
1 171 ERIKAltY -.IJHGEONS.
Hospital iccominodiitions. Calls by Telephone,
Telecrapli or Jlall will receive ptompt nttentlo i
OIEco
o.iu , i.HWieuceHe. omce teiepnons
Residence 'lelepdonc Jo.21J dH) tf w47t f
114 N, I.HWtenceHe.
o 71.
PIlOTOGrKAPHERS.
ROGERS,
The Pliotosraplier,
r, I'lctures In r.Il tfzesand style
tlie finest auortmentot plctaie
Giro him a lilemlly i all and
no also carries
nnies In thecltv.
zuiiilnesainples.
NO CUKE
PILES
NO PAY
riSSUHE PlbrilLA mid all dl-e-ue of
(he rectum cured wlthn'it the use of the knife. Ugi
turo. cauistlcv or detention from business. JSo money
Id be I'jUtl until patient Is cured.
PKlVA'iC l)lsi;AbLb in both sev.es epeedliy.
cured Call on or uddress
DK. .1. E. BEVNErr.
JlCtf oOlcu 14 J N Main St.. Wichita.
MUSIC.
188i
1801
A. W. SICKNER,
Teacher of Music.
Fletcher Block.
Thorouch tnstrm tlon. Pupllsrecluilsu'Iven weekly
All pupils are tende.ed freereof anextensle and
caiefully selected music library, lO'-tf
BEAL ESTATE A&ENTS
iMHt'I.,
Notary Public.
1.. C. IbUAKi.
ISRAEL BROS.
Eeal Estate and Rents.
lo buy WIchlla city property 01 f-ertwlck county
land nl present in Ices mea7ilur;:e returns on your
niouev. tMchlta. with her tock and other iiidus-
ti Ick, Is Just in her iufanry, and such bargains as we
can now offtr weie never offered befoie All liavini;
business In our Hue lire Invited to cull 01 coriespond.
'the Wlchiti iuteieits of non-residents properly
and fuithfully caied lor. Ulllce becoud floor l
Noith lluikcu Israel llulldiu ;. dtbtr
The Moone Inritcil Dinth.
A bull moose was recently shot in the
Maine woods which had nine prongs on
one horn and eight on the other, the
spread at the antlers measuring five
death, for, while the hunter who sbot
i , , , . . ,.
him was asleep In his camp fire, in the
middle of the night the animal came up
and stnelled him over and awakened
him. Philadelphia Ledger.
PADEREWSKI, THE PIANIST.
the Opinions of Some He Is the
Greatest Since Itubenstein.
In
IGNACE J. PADSREWSKI.
"A male Bernhardt all nerves and art."
That is the way Isnace J. Paderewski, tho
Polish pianist, was described by an Eng
lish critic.
The advent of this red haired, blue eyed
Pole into the musical world of England
nnd America has caused a veritable sensa
tion tliis year. Critics and public alike
have raved over his achievements, some
even going so far as to pronounce him a
successor to Rnl'etein This estimate of
his ability ha? been questioned by many,
but the undoubted fact remains that he is
a pianist of remarkable skill and power.
He was born in Podoria, Poland, tiirty
one years ago. As soon as he was able to
reach the keyboard of a piano he began to
play, and gained eome local reputation ab
an infant prodigy. As be grew older he
turned his attention principally to com
position, and acaieved a really notable
name for so young a man. He studied un
der Leschetitzky, the hnsband of the fa
mons Mme. EssifofT. and played at a con
cert, or two. His work was so enthusias
tically received that he gave np composi
tion for the life of a piano virtuoso. Since
he began his concert tour of the great
cities of the world each new appearance
has been a new triumph.
His earliest real successes as & virtuoso
were won in Paris, where he played with
the Lamoureux orchestra and at the Con
servatoire. By no means the least notable
feature of bU wore is tbe extent of his rep
ertory, which includes pretty nearly all
the great pianoforte classics as well as
numberle-; compositions of his own ami
many prcrftiction m composers latle
known on t. ul t i the water.
OiHdren Cri; for Pitcher's Castorfc
players; j-Tyv
L
The Duke of Saxe-Meiningen's
Famous Company.
THOUSANDS GP FINE C0STUXE&
An ATerage of Seven Hundred for Each
Play In the Repertory Solid SilTer
Candelabra Twelve Feet High Used on
the Stage.
A company of players organized and
trained by a nobleman, and presenting
dramas with a magnificence never before
approached on this side of the Atlantic, is
now in America. These actors and
actresses formed, until a short time aeo,
the court company of the Duke of Saxe
Meiningen, and are known as the ilel-
FRATJLEIN HAVERLAND.
ningers. They have long been world famous
in a way that is, stories of the princely
extravagance of outlay which accompanied
their performances have for years floated
around among the newspapers. But these j
stories were accepted more as interesting
romances than as fact, and tho Meininger
mmnnnr w W m,nr AnlA lnntl n
as a myth. Its appearance in New York
has proved conclusively its existence, and
the eyes of the doubters have seen for them
selves that it in many respects justifies all
the tales told by the European correspond
ents. It is the culmination of the most re
markable fad the world ever saw.
George II, duke of Saxe-Meiningen, ia
sixty-seven years old. Since his childhood
he has been a lover of the drama, and since
1SC6 he has devoted practically his entire
time and a large portion of his magnificent
fortune to the direction of performances at
his court theater in Meiningen.
The ono object he has constantly kept in
view has been the perfection of scenic and
spectacular effects. He has carried this
idea to an extreme never dreamed of by
any one else.
HERR KNORR.
As many of the original properties aa
possible have been brought to America.
When stored in New York they actually
occupied three floors of a big building.
For the play of "Julius Caesar" there are
over (00 costumes, ror tne Teutons ana
Cymbri are dresses of skins and barbaric
decorations of strings of animals carved
from wood, teeth and brass trinkets. The
armor of the Roman soldiers is made from
the old Roman designs and is battered and
tarnished as if just from the battlefield.
Pompey's statue, at the foot of which
Caesar dies, is a splendid work of art eight
een feet high and modeled by a famous
German sculptor.
For the play of "Mary Stewart" two
solid silver candelabra are provided, each
twelve feet high. They " ?14,tX0. The
costumes are mairi """! -, t .omj of Queen
Elizabeth and hert irt ladies being valued
at ?3,000 each. For this play, too, there are
over 700 costumes, many of them being of
the richest plush, silk and satin, embel
lished with jewels and heavy ornaments of
gold and silver brocades.
HERR WENKHAUS.
An idea of the care exercis-ed in the per
formances, may be gathered from the fact
that in mob and martial scenes where
"supers" are employed, the untrained men
are divided into croups of three, each of
which is placed in charge of a man thor-
onghlv instructed in the work required of
him and tbnsp nnrior him Thw lMdprn 1
mm ana kuose unaer mm. l nese ieaaers
of the supers were all brought from Ger-
many,
r. i
In the original company there were forty-
two speaking actors, tmrty actors who led !
the supers and fifty persons behind the ,
scenes. The American company contains
thirty-two of the peaking actors, all of the
noncneakinir aptnr and most of tho strife '
vn j" "
lianas. i
The pnncipals of the company are Fran- i
lein Anna Haverland, Franlein Helen!
Strassmann and Herrea Hilmar Knorr,
TU,mUA -i.u v,.-. t;i c. .
llMAf. ful..AH Tr.f
Gnstav 2vobr and'
fmfMmk
U.
Gastav Sickelt.
Happy.
The d racist's face a bright loot wore
When I entered bis place today.
As he was Rrransnns a Roodly store
Of piaster and arnica.
So snulicp. ttad eieerfal he srai to be
That I asknd him. to leU. the ra.oa
lie was so. anA, rin1dmr. he answered as.
W-re eRtorirtc the Jeosfcall olmb."
New Yck Icsj.
!-
UH Grrat Iistak-.
He thoccht he'd nxArry her because
5be made ber gowns hsrscif.
Bat the iittl tritunic; bflls the had
fiaaa laid hia-aa the inif
oooV
7co&
(N "" A
TWOtCENTi
COLUMN.
TEE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied
Ttf followlnr rates onder tba different beadlncs
will be charxeu.
"Payable Strictly in. Advance.
Ko cdTsrsements taiea tor loss than 10 vents.
O&a line advertifeexnenta oharced socio rate aJ? twt
AOVKRTISEMBXTS TAKEN "TO RUX VX
rft,,eXmUDDEN."
Priocs slvn uner classified heads In this column
jppilcfblo cmlv taloc&l adTertisements. o torelt.1i
MlYTCttettnt-ats tien at priros glvvn.
AbsttbH to advertlsumerita seit la care of tht
EaOLC ofCca should be called for within 10 day
atttr iawrtlan. Wljen adrertlsers wlah reply for
waned to them stamped envelopes must p6 sent.
Reference tofonner advenlMmenfs shon'.d aire
description and d&ta of trssrtlon or copy of the Ad
vort Jjomont should ao vent.
Kot responsible lot- adTertisemeBta tren or d'.i
contlnued b teicphoti
n a tedfemajjE iiEJLr.
Under this head 2c per line per day.
Domestics.
TTTANTED-A CHAMBERMAID AT ROOM 14
i t Hacker 6 Jackson block; none but experi
enced help nred apply. d2l g
rANTEI-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
1 housework. Call on Mrs. C. A. Van Ness at
1211 N Lawrence ave. dJl 6
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUbE
work. Cail at 303 N Topeka. dlB tf
7"ANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
tV work. Call at 1!1S Lawrence, dlS tf
i TTanted-a good GIRL for general
I " homework. Apply to 72S N EmpOlla. dlb 6'
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework: In family of three (3). Brlnj; ref
erences. Apply at IK b. Emporia avenue.
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN'ERAL
housework. Mrs. J. C. Ruton, S32C East
Douglas. dlt-tf
TVTANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
t housework. Mut be a cood cool: and farnLh
references. White elrl preferred. Apply at 215 N.
Emporia ave. d2 tf
Nurses.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED-WAIST HANDS AND APPRNTICE
Cirls at room 32 Fletcher block. dlS 7.
Situations IV anted Female.
under this head lu per linn per day.
Domestics.
WATED-A PLACE ON 1HE WEST SIDE
to work nlch-s and mornings for board. Ad
dress. West, Easle office. 021 !
-VTT AN TED-A PLACE TO DO HOI7SEWORK
VV Will help do the sewing:. Send written an
swer to 725 E Oak St. dlS 5
Miscella n eons.
WANTED MALE HELF.
Luder this head 2c per line per day.
Trades.
WAN'ItD A HUM CLAbb COATMA HERAT
it once. Address Webster & Bergrem, Newton,
Boys.
TT7"AN1ED-A BRIGHT. ACTIVE. GOOD BO V
TV at Rooms 3 and 4 Getto building, corner of
Main and Second, d2l 1
Salesmen.
Mi seta Uan eons.
VVAN1ED-A YOUNG MAN WHO IS A
T V hustler to caU at Room 7 Citizens bank bulld-
dJl
Wi NT TD-C03IPETENT feTENO&KA PHERS
and book-keepers who ilrslre pokltlonti, to
KPply at the Nutli.iial Accouutunt'saiidbteiiotraph
irs Bureau. Ofhce Iwr lliewlatesof Kansas, C)lo
luCo. Nebraska, iiUfouii and leas, at the Eouth
. ekttrn Busineas College, Vi lcblta. Kan. ' tt
WANTED-BESINESS MEN WHO ARE IN
rjfd of etenographei a or accountants to call
at the National Accountant's mid bteuographer'a
Puieau. Hrancli office at the boulhweateni UujI
I ttu Colltie, Wichita, Kan. Ve usuuliy bate on
cur application llfct thoiouglily competent book
keepers aiid stenographers, with first ciusa rfereu
crs. lielii lurultlitd ireeof cliur.c 2vtt
bilvationi, Wanted Male.
liidei this head 1c per Hue per day.
Bookkeepers and Clerics.
WANTED-A SITUATION IN A GROCERY
tore; have had six ears and can talk Ger
man, can furnish gooa references. Address, W,
care of Eagle ofhce. d21 3
Miscellaneous.
TVANTED-A SITUATION BY A JIAN COOK
l In hotel, rcsturant or lunch room. Call or
address A I- N, IMG.-. Market et.
di'J
, ANIL D-A GERMAN (-PEAKS ENGLISH)
would like to get work In a store, yard, drive
team, or auyk.tid of work to do. Call at 922 E.
1-lrst street. lttt
Employment Agencies.
Ii.utrr tLls Lmd 2c per lln crdiy.
A GENTS WANTED.
L'ader this head 2c per line pf r day.
WA N TED MISCELLA NEO US
Under this head 2c per line tr day.
"WANTED ALL IHOsE V.'ISHINO bTESO-
graphing aad typewrlticg done at low prices
aud work guaranteed to give b&tlalactlou. Canal
my office Ruum S, over iU, Maub. Millie Daratt.
d-'
WANTLD-TO KNOW WHERE Till MAN IS
that V, S. Crawford snatched a dollar out of
his hand while be wh4 handing It talus wirn. DM
In eat that time at .SI or 2 boutb JIbiu Report to
me p txxv. 'l. Vreebibd, IS N Xrket t. d.. i
ANIEIi-EOAKDhRb A I Til E "vTojTaTos
IT Exchange; I Z-XJ per week; 5 meals Uciu 1 1.
a 12-
ttttaNTED-day hoarders at SB NORTH
fopeka, t. so per wtek.rirstdAbonL
A-Wr D ici ULl A GOuD bhCONU-HAND
typewr.ter hoM call uieu ;i li.r
Usrgaia. a. r. Mcsetier. crvcr iss n Mam, awr
ANTED TO TKADr ONE-POUKTH SEO
II Uon of rood unemcamb-rM latid in Pratt
v ouw pay n.c di seDce la csh. Addrcs j r
AallB coat.. Kan. fr
H'AMKD-lll TRADE A OOODNEW OfUiAX
1 f or a good Sofe, Appty at 715 i Market .
ens
VV 'ANT ED-EVEKYBODY TO CAIX AT 3t X.
IaJa Md htm imvevtta mm. iiua ttl
not free tbceWet wat. 4n tr
uta"TFD-to buy zxkra t SET or
' cboec bowkj by pratsaeeu atrs, !
fcW .w. .on.-.-B ,.-, M.
AV
ANTED-a FOR 1 TO JYBARS. WILL
ay to per cent. pr asoam. qeartrty r mmi-
aneiaaiJT. f-I trottlt A 1 tfvy-rtj asc)y.
fl laK! ta faTer of teas. ( oU aeon m W a
bUCdard. KrjtteiKHMM. S Nwtb liato. dBtf
1 "ANTED
TO BUY
CtScatA. :
IAS TITLE AS'JTAI
vox crrttScaKA. 5ftd ll?U xstA iso&e l J
a
S Box 7. WlciiKa, Kaa.
4in'
v
A3TTFD-SOARD AND BOOMS IN PentTX
lasallr s lare freo' nxmc aaet 1 i'jtl etji atu.
taceeLt Knrro p ? call af tlte Eae;E tamutixnf
Hi u
FOR J LEM ' tcrtlujtou.
ItMet tt: ira4f3t as -p-r4ar
j -CMMt SAlJCl&ABFlXtt a
SAlX-Cl&ABFlXtt KEx TEUrT M'.Il.
rar
J?Jl SALE OK TKADK-OK XHttT HEJfT TO
1 gtod teeM a tMwa Hotwa dkh aOl ma
o."pt'ro'vn trjrthvsx flt ttW Jty. rteu
al kfy is trtt ears- AiitirtM AtelScssr car
Ealeccc 4Xi f
TEE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
Your "Wants Supplied.
J ?OR SALE-CHEAP A LADIFS' MKDIlTM
1 lz, tar-trlinmed piu-h cloak, little worn.
On besen uiurnin,
noon or evenings at 1025 outh
lopekaave.
aj)
?Oi: bALE-GREATBAROAlN 7-ROOM noUSE
andtwolotsonS Topeka. for $45a J. W. Ar
thur 2U) N jlain: bojemeut. d-M 4
lJOK SALE UK Ei.CH ANGE WICHITA
A? property for farm land la iUcun. Chrl Uan or
3Iontsomtr counts llilaofc. iTefer laotl near
Decutur. Blue Mound or Assumption. CiU or ad
dress . E. Cobb. 711 Ida avc. WiClUbu Kan-
d!5 SV
FOR S.U: OR TRADE M fet-CllON IX SK
tion 1. township il. nnse 10, west; umlncum
tered. J. W. a rlby. a tUca, Kaiu dlt 7i
ipotl SALE A BOTTOM FARM OF 115 AIRES
? 3 miles from town on the Little Riven I-room
hoa-e; stable tor 6 horses. cr-AUery.orc5snL 20 acres
of Umber, S) acres reticed..O awes la cultivation,
Prlce4UJQ: il.ctt)casb, baiance 2 years at six per
cent. t. L. Hlbarcer, 3U1 N. Mla st. lu V
OR SALE WE HAVE TWO GOOD GENTLE
family hores left w th. us for sale, cheap. Call
and see them. Hewey Eros 116 N. Lawreuca ave
nue. dl5-ct
FOR bALE-BEFORE LhAVlNO WICHITA 1
desire to dispose of the follow Ins; property at
the buyer's price, viz. ttX) ft on Wahiulou vrby
140 ft deep, runnlrclrom Second to Third streets,
w 1th a 10-room, houe. etc bt) It on Mwloy arc by
140 ft wlih twodweilins; bouses of six rooms eaih.
"1 his propertv is near becond st. Ul Tt on s 1 opeka
ave w 1th a small 4-room hou.-e. 5 blocks from Doug,
las ave; 25 ft on Don las. est bide: 50 ft with a
7-room house on N orth mporia n v, near First st,
20 lots on Green, between list and Douglas In
Chautauqua addition, lots in Goddam, one quarter
section 29a mlies of Clearwater, with $U acres In
cultivation. lOacres inclo-ed with jrood fenc. Uno
f ralt ft-ftln bins, stable, etc: 100 acres of land with
Inexhaustible water near the to n of Fuicy on the
Rock Island railroad. The buyer who appears
within the next lu days cau purchase tbe-e proper-
ues at about bis own nures. ii. masiow- iuw
Wl E. 'I hlrd street.
Decl.iaL dl4-tf
TT'OR bALE-AT A DIbCOUNT ABOUT fSOO
V worth of dry goods, shoes, overalls and notion
Will trade for other available property.
Enquire of
owner at 1525 Park Place a e.
147 u
170K SALL-COALb OF ALL KINDs, ALbO
1 feed, comer Main and Eleventh sta. Jauin
Horn, d!25-tf
FOR fcALL-A HANDSOME LlTHtjGRAPH
man ot theclty of V ichlta.clves namesof ntwels
public bulldinip.. colleues. parks, etc, l2e Uxla on
linen taper, nice 6 cenU each: S I or 10 ccnuc li
tents a uuxen. Addrcsa the WlcuiU Lottie, Wichita,
FOR RENT Houses.
Vudei this heud 2c per Una per day.
FOR RE.ST-A PARI" OR ALL OF AN 8-
gbfi room houso; hard and soft water; large stablo
sheds. etc. uverjtblUE complete; coruer Waco and
1 wAiitleth at. dl b
TTTTT. ... I rmikWUl-n ttnitSE Oh
jKi tnree rooms suitable for teachers foi light
housekeeping, close to High achooi; lnqulro t
room 37 Fletcner block. dl V
fi-FOR REN1-DWELLING HOUSE SOU'iH
KEt west corner Lawrence and Engl Ubfct. In
quire of A. Heal. Caro V W Gro Co. dia
J710R "RENT-RESIDENCE 351 SOJCTH LAW.
i rence ave. 8 rooms In excellent condition with
city watei and gas. Location very Jexlrablo In
quire at i&boutb. Lawrence ave, "
BR?FOit RENT TWO TWO-STORY SIX-ROOM
KSi houses, close In ami In good, neighborhood.
Ca.l at 200 North Main st, H. F. Enlght. dl35 tt
FOR RENT Rooms.
Under this head 2c per llneperday.
1
7UK RENT-MChLY ILRMbHED ROOMS
with board at tit N Aiaraot sc ui o-
-nH HKN.T VIVK
LOVELY ROOMS WITH
J city water, also furnished rooms. 1'JE Third
Etnwt d21 6
TT'OR RENT
NICELY FURNIbHED ROOMb
at 22S N Emporia. dl912'
--tnw
RENT - F CRN lb 11 ED
ROOM; GA5,
J? furnace heat, and all modora coaTenlenceii.
101 N'lopekaae.
dUU
I?OR RENT-I"URNISHED ROOMS. MODERN
; conveniences. first-cUsst board next door. 4 L
N. La rreuce a e. dli-ot
TT'OR
wiTTttll Fl.'RMSlIED ROOMS.
Will rent together or operate. Convenient for
man and wife. Heated with furnace, hot anil com
water and all modern conveniences. um
North fopeka b. enuc. "U. tr
1
710R RLNl-NICESI' ROOMS IN THE CITY,
furuisnect or unturnisueu, o. iu wira.
dlu tf
FOR RENT Miscellaneous.
Lnder Uils Load 2c par line perday.
FOR BENT AN UPRIGHT PIANO. CALL OR
addras, 522 North Y ushlngton avenue, city.
dli-it
TTOR RENT-A ICC ACRE FARM. SO ACRES IS
JL1 wheat, located bmlle north on Aikansa ave.
Apply on premise. Joseph Peachy. dl7-6l
AllTAXp M USIC.
Lnder this head 2c per line per day.
FOR EXCHANGE.
Ludei this heudicper line per day.
FOR TRADE.
rude1 tbla head 2c per lino per day.
FO UND.
I rrr iM hrnd 2c ier line per day.
rnAKEN LP-NOV. 24. ONE BROWN HOUSE:
I two white feet, w hlte face; two miles Huth or
W lebita. C. KliiKald. dS HT
STRAYED.
ruder this head 2c per line per day.
DANCING SCHOOL.
A riSS LLCY lORD'S DANCING ACADEMY
AL AOUWhallN Market tf cla.M Tuesday.
4 hursday and fcututday eenlug CbUdren'sclJun
fcatuda afternoon. All the latent dances. 1J7 tf
GENERAL STORAGE.
STOKAGL Exton waiebouMi, lew, clean and
almost Ore proof. Near Douglas avenue and
bantu to depot. Ofhce 07 L Douglass . U tZSit
LOST,
rndr thin bead 2c pr line pr day
LObT-A POCKET BOOK CONTAINING bOMK
money. Finder ca obtain reward by leaving
Ual3i7N 1-ourtHav. dJ)tf
L
ObT-ON bECOND SlltLET BETWEEN THE
i tinn f n!n-.r. 11 ill and tb creek one iMiUxr
coiereu Bible, t lnder will pleaso lelurn lo tb
postorace. E.B Jewett,!', iC dl3 3
LOST-MONDAY NEAR THE CORNER OF
Mala and Plc streets all cpn taco gJd
watch. Itetum or write H Mysra, JJtft irkuwoj
ave. Will pay reward tor aaiiMj, dis !
MISCELLANEO US.
Under this bead 2c per lln pr day.
LADiEV ICKNlbHlNG OOOUs AM) MILL
tuery at half price at lbs Ladles' Bazaar 338 N
iioln u dSl
f ASQUEKADI
ATX 2 N Mate
rASQUEKADE SUITS TO .RENT-WARREN
K1 W
HAIR CHAINS MADE AND MOl NTEU TO
order at Mrs. (. U. Loisoa'a Hair Drestl&o'
t -i iors 277 h Moiu st. (lit C
r'RAND OPtM.SU bALE OK MILLINERY
JT -ataraay at It Lasiie' tSoZOor N5 lait
c uuti onu uuy gnuds t yoor own pnee, dll S
CAVE lOLK PCMPs l
ruhKZixu ar
O asing Mills liiipiirted pcib? or
alv. tvr sai
oi7-if
r 1LEAK1NG &Lfc-TU JA'.. J, 8; HOLIUAY
V ge-is and ww entire M&cK it iurkv4 hb,
Vut iuk price iuuL bs c.t lu ctr ilw kiM UUs
J
,, j
. itJtakUwc.ccaiir &tit
TVfcKY ONE 1 NKKD OF lNPOfcXATMj
JZj on tbe eca;t vA kdvnrtAelSig w4l 4i to
kuwla a cJy ' OeA. ;or A)veUe. aM, yetn.
pr l. l.H4).(MU;r)Mi.Mi cert5of pfke,
Cootaius acaieiu. s-vatpdatieHk lre u Aaeencu
Nstraipr Lnir.utr) X all Use AsC ;wrr ajA
ciaes jmvtbmIs: cvs u c-reeuealjt fa4atrif svry
x,ttf.uA a ;on 1 ul lUUmtuaz. n rcea aend.
vtkrt uaial prk4ucc U tee ttwteet ( iAtvt.
Ut). Jft l.nei A4.teUets ttttw. 19
S?ruv U. Nw irX 4a.w iff
11 t. dat u t. of Aymojrr. kjix vtjll
O jy cfce)rltKrcel aaatf s VU
WJi tnty a tal .falrt M lew. 3ka.
I in, i., ut-- pjJkWWtAt Ml,l. TMB
XJ greaA Freocls tmrl. act 4reity en lev mm
MTsal tfiiBt putuvgyc nn'9iLimmm t lew
mxs. arroM4 w immt murmatmm.
1 fccMr pH MMeuC set be ufiew trbr Tfy'CT
Aitcu Plh 6Marpjk rarw. mpnr. ajwev
oc. la- 2- t.wmc mppbt k) cm Ltslteta,
Ml IWt . Hauu,Ku. w wtetewwi
retoli. AlltfT
FINANCIAL
rtrf ifc hv it a-r (J r.'trr
llKMUfci LUAN" IA11U UAS-JMI.
JL ry ;4 m law- suteytlefas hf J I, Leat-
oai. vif wl siry. twiw fja.M Huht.
MONUT TO UA LAIME CMC fAL.
.amii eatatUe. hr, . ev !
.wte. !. I well J s- ). w IrilWir
iuu tmr eeej c mil
Wbo ye jua. take ti- Vrtntxt Htm t SC
Iit aad Ut t lo tlw nsexM tfcat it i
tie only Wiebits hoe trnnrnvs; two h4
(rxitv lily Kitouut r tw4ee of 4y eim o
ii luetics BKHT-my ao1 Cbl ADC tt fc t4W
rL " 1
C i- v. f
mak-teKto-stra U'tiS.tcn at bi. Lsml
I union drjKft. -Utl
RAILROAD TIMETABLES
iitssotrst PACiricR. n.
ALRIVX.
UX.KX1S.
St, Ixtuls Mall and Express...
Kansas City Express. .. ..
Kiowa ExptMs..
Kiowa MixeU., .
WtCUlTA AND COLORADO,
Colorado Mail and Expnj. ...
Colorado Mixed
4XSTM
7.10 A X
hZiP U
IL& AH
7-AI
4.UPJ
SJnpM
725 AM
115 A U
L3FII
Depot Second and Wlcnlta streets; ticket office Ef
North Main atreet- E, E. BircKLST.
rassgngo and Ticket Agoat.
T1MK TA1IL.S CUICAQO, ROCK ISLAND A rAClrtt
lMrnrir.
I "Great Rock Island Roou."l
In affect on and after March 6. 13BL
TRAINS. ARH1V tlATl"
GOIN-0 NOimi AND lAT. I
Nn. i Colorado Springs.!
DenTerand Pacific Coast! f
Express dailr ' SMAM tUAX
No. 3 Kansas City St Louis
and Chicago. Through
Mall and ex. lailT. I SO AM 115 AX
No. 4 Kansas City bt Louts
and Chicago sight ex.
dally rPM IKyit
No. (2 ArcnmmosUUon.
dally. xicopt Sundy 1136AM KSBPK
GOKa SOCTH.
No. "SKansA-saCltySt, Louis
and Chicago x. daily . (AX KfAK
No. 1 Ranges City St, Louis
and Chicago Uirocgh mall
and ex. daily. Ilim 'C0r K
NaRl Accommodptloa dally
except Sunday .. 120 PM S30PM
I'gant reclining cbalr cars on all ftatne. aivt
Pnllman sleepers from Wichita to Kaaaaa CTtran I
Chicago without change on a'eht train. Ttckati
sold and bagiraffe caeebed through to all points
north, .nnlh. east ad west, acd steamship tickets
told to all European point at lowest ralaa. City
ticket office 100 East Douglas avenue, corner Main
lrvt; passenger station cornr Dooglaa aad MeoJ
avenues. Telephone 190,
w. n. Wuhart, Tie! at.
Jco. t isTTA. G. T. P. A, Chhauto. I1L
(T. t-OCtS A SAM riCA ! CISCO K. TU
TRAIN'S ARRtT T.KATT4
'.So LGoInz West, pass (to)
Ellsworth) j U&am ISCAtJ
No. 3. Going west, passeng'r
(stop atllnrrtonl S0pw 4pt
No.4,.olnsrKast,pa.s.eniftcl IPWam 10t0A
No2.QolngEat,pa.sM)ngar li)3urU 10r
Trains marked thas run dally
West bound train. No. I, ba Pullman rar.
Wrst boned train. No. J, eonnecta at Borrloa ftc
Pueblo, New Mexico aad Southern California.
East bound. No 4.1a a rolld train to St. LoaU
with chair car and Pullman alc-erer. make coanr
lions for Ft. bmlth. Little Rock and Paris. Texas
East oound. No. 2. night fxprens to bt.LouU.baa
free reclining ciialr car and Pullman sleeper.
City Unlen Ticket office. Cor Mala aad 1st street
and union Depot. Donglas avenue.
ATOH0"V. TOPCalA ASAWTA rmR
TRAINS. AKRIVK I I.KATH
bOKTH AMI KAWT. (
No. 414 Kansas City exprms ICO A Jl IOA M
No 411) Chicago veatlbuled
express . . ... ... KA l 103iAW
No 40 Missouri River ex.
pres ICOPM ICorH
No. 457 Knglewood expreeu JUl'W stop ber
fOCTll AXD vtkst
No. (TT Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express tlfAU 7 44 A 4
No 4U7 Caldwell and Pan-
handle expresf.. .... .. . 40aU !45A r
No 4(8 Ft. Worth. Galvee,
ton and Texas express. ISftrMl ftiru
No. 4Q Wichita Express.. L45P1I elope here
No. 45f Knglewood accm. ....1 $30 AM
Trains mttrkpj thus dally
tOriPMCVTJJORTM AKD T.A9T.
Train No. 414. Kansas City express, runs solid to
Enn-aa City, has chair car service.
Train No. 406 comes direct frou Oalvaaton and Is
a throuxh Chicago train. leavlng-Wlchlta atiOzSOpo-,
and arrives in Celcago the n-xt day at 1Mb p m.
Train No. 406 hae frea reclining chair car To Kan.
aaCHy Pullman to Kansaa City, also to Topeka.
Atchtaoa and St, Joseph.
EOtJtPMKXT SOCTR AtD TTltTr.
Train No 407 has Pullman and chair cars.
Train No. 405 has through rulimaa car to IT.
TVoith and Galveston.
Train No. 4U baa reclining chair car from limit
Ctty and stops at Wichita,
Oily Union Ticket office Cor Main and 1st tret,nd
Union Passenger btatloa comer Dougiaa andUJi
aveuuea. W. D. MCUDOCX. D. P. A.
Wichita a wsstxiut v, ;it
TltAlSf.
I AhlllVK I
lAVg
tUru
Going West, pass, (dally)..
Going West, freight
Going Eaat, pass
Going Fast, irelght... . ..
740am
110SAM
Luiou ticket flQce Cor Main and lit street. Cnloa
raia-or sutluu curLer Douglas and Wn aveaues.
W. D. M UROOCJC. D. P. A.
$15 and $20.
WHITE FOR A CATAIOGTIE.
200,000 sold in two vears
iNIerchants, School Teachers
Bookkeepers, Clerks, Sten
ographers, all give it tho
highest endoi'sement
K. P. Murdock,
aVTanager.
JJow the Iilnes Moll Itlro.
An ordinary Chinese cook will boil
rice e-xtromely well. Brit be generally
pnt into too much watfj'and then,
when the rice is cooked enough, ho pours
off tho excess, and replacing tho pot
over the fire, shaken up kn contents un
til sufficiently dried to rFIoV the grahni
to separate freely. Temple-Bar.
Xt-rr Still.
"Is that man still at work in the cel
lar, Bridget?'
"That's phat bo is. Too still at it. Ia
act. iniin, he'u aslapo."
DRAMATIC NOTES.
"The High Hollar," Into wbioh a mint
of money wa pat, ha oome to grief in
Canada.
Arthur Plnro i tbe author of "Jjw,bJ'
Bountiful," a a-vr venture of Daniel Frob
man'j. The critic at Boston prabved th
piece, bnt the people dki nottnm very well
ple5eti with it.
English nrrcafcttom propo--e to tr-t &t
Cbkego a hi Am root h rrprodactlon of thn
Tower tf Loiwloo, to be wd m. oo of tb-
auractioiw of Clueaxo dcring tbe Wrld'
fair.
Th" I?t Paraiile," adptd by Henry
C. D MiiJp from the Gtnniwi of Iodr4g
FnJda, ieal powerfaily with the rtsUti
bn-KfTi labor aad cnpiUL Tbe crmSAei.
btwr-wo work oA weUh la ba4IM wiph
great sklil.
Henry Milfor b ptrcaaed lyrtrr WJ.
lack's id an! pofmlar play IJ-tlle,,,
aad win praext It In Ska PratMUao nxzt
falL
The Glob" Ueatr at Bton b ose nt tbs
few x&sAtm ia Atttsrie vrttk a vjotlst;
osp&etty of ver XUXi.
Siiry Drcr. Hi 14 mora fAnvMis
breteier, Joaa Dnrx, niil t4ur next mmok.
Hi THE WHEELING VORLO.
7a competition itstntij far Cotea'l S&
vWr trophy twulrc vAdvr bkrrdttu of
Troop B, TwcntyUth flddl:x ToJan
ter. EogWod. trertd ICO nrile Ja IVk.
lilm. &i. Hack vUar catrritei a riS aad
etjW aeBOMUtrtaeiets, we;bx is H thlrtgr
flvepoBJ. FtiriJiry miAtpkki trd bar
cycle &h&7r In Ia4ecria iutil Axvxkmn
ead forefga vrhu wlii hr rxkibtUnt
JUcrHtmt: t b&wmtaitzL MapbU. Then
aa&ift of eooi'' iritanwsi t9 ix aasVer
parage beid tlwere net Im aso.
The Jtrolt Athiet'y: tab TrfJl Iwro t
stroac(43IUKC & ia tits field for 1&.
TV Ft. iktAd X J eycltn aw a fan
-o. L 1 -. -. J rko. -- ia ataca. . & 4
f m . ! n ill IT rm PN eVt exyn ah fein tt frt ..-
VAtemscm., wbw rennitd I tmtsx tie .
mq. camprg3 witi a orfstl of prises
and no ei ot' itory.
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