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Site IBRicItijte failtj gaqgffe: friOag; lwning, Jfeptcmfei; 13, 1889.
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Mange aatd commerce.
"Wichita Uvehtoc!r3Urket.
FurnhhcdiorthoEAGi-E by Eldridge & Camp.
1x31. lire stock commission merchants.
Wichita, Sept. 12.
CATTLE.
Receipt S, shipments none. The market was
stead ami a soori cleirance was made, bomcvpf
3 ebterda 's arm als w oro held over Tor today's mar
ketandjsold readilj: T3head ot 8TG pound heifers
hold at 5J Oi late jc-.terd.ty eveiing and t'lls
morning 52 heid of 901 pound cons at ? 62K
Fnippinj; catlle were scarce tod.iy. The feeling w as
steady at yesterday's pi ices. We quote:
Texas steers fl 80 fl-'ai
Native Mnppin&rtecri. 2 &J fj-1 03
Nail butchers' btecn. 2 40 .' ?"
Native feeding steers 2 15 C5- S)
Texas Cvv 1 Zj i'A 75
Good cows and heifers. 1 75 GJ' HI
Common to medium cows 1 ) &
Ballfeand stags 125 1 JO
noes.
Receipts 140. The market was steady compared
v nil jestcrday. No new features were developed.
The demand i as stjong and not i much sortjiiij
n as done. The market closed strong. The day's
liusmc&svvas done on substantially rhe following
It iMs;
I hoice Hslit, 170a2!0 pounds ..
l.iKht mixed. WYg'Ea pounds
Heavy mired, 230SAM pounds .
Etock Iiojm ,
Xloush old tow s and Etacs
Sia5 Gt l()
, .1 3) (qsl (XI
. . :; ti ! &
, 3 rt Hi 0)
SOU &&!&
"Wichita Gmm .Market.
Furnished liv.J. W. HawaiCo, cram and corn
&l5sIon merchants.
WicniTA fccpt. 12.
"WHEAT No. 2 soft. SS0Pc; No. 2 hard. MA-Kc.
CORN No. 2 white, 20 i21c No 2 ii.lxi-d.itfe.be.
OATfr New No. 2 white, 14lSc; iniAc-d, I.'jSLc;
Ko. a and rejected, S10a
RYb WaOc.
Wichita Produce Market.
Furnished bv Obercie, lioslck A Co.
Wichita, Sept. 12
HIDES Green, $2.4033 V); green salt, 3s.cOa50Q:
Jlrv baited, 410c; green pelts, iCteTGc; dry pelts, 7
iALLOV No. 1 prime. i& No. 2, 3Mc.
MAEKETS BY TELEGEAPH.
New York iloney.
New Yohk. Spt. 12.
Honey on call easy at 3l per cent; last loan
at3, c!o-od offered at -'.
1'nme met enntile pa pprSMit. -...,, m
Sterling eichdiH'e quiet but firm at li.iji lor CO
3ny mllb.md l.SJ-4 for demand.
b' (i ks wen a. and a aille low er.
Toal sales of stocks today were 732.2So shares.
1, coupons
j -i, coupon ;r
3 ( Ii( of 11a lis
MisourJtjS J
UiicwoA Alton -'
I lila'o.liurlineton AQHncy yt
1m Lavvuuii &
.r:e
J.ake Shore 'L'Js
.Missout. Pacific !p
Nortlnvcstt-rn '
Nc-u York Central 'WX
Reaninff
RxkltOand llf
tmon Pacific !
WalMsh l$
Western Vuion Db
Cliicaco Gram and Produce.
Chicago, 111., Sept. 12. The wheat mar
ket wns quite active, and after temporary
weakness early in the session another de
cided bull turn was witnessed. Fluctua
tions on the two previous days were in
moderate range, but prices of late appear
to advance more easily than they decline,
a. he local crowd cot short a little wheat
yesterday and there was more selling to
day when the decline was around 7$e,
"but the bears realized that stocks of cou
tiact wheat are so light they have no lever
age, and they lower speedily on every sign
of a substantial reaction. Opening iiyures
t ere about on a leel with jesterday's
closings to a shade better. Then
followed a temporary feeling of weakness
and c decline, as it was generally
believed that a break was about due after
the buljre that we have had. There was a
large volume of ti ade d uringthe hist hour of
the session on local and outside Older ac
count, with the bulk of the trading in De
cember, at around 7SK(" Tfl1 -Tc. There was
a firm close, at a net gain for the day of c
in all futures and hhc below the ex
treme top.
A moderate business was reported in
com tho early part of the day, but as the
hesslon advanced the market became quiet
and in active. The feeling developed was
easy early and trading was at lower prices,
the local ciowd being long, and the mar
ket opened weak at uiLc below
the closing prices of je.sterday,
and, under liberal ofTerings, prices
declined i2Xc Under the decline a
lictttr demand sprung up, the ciowd be
coming short and the market rallied (c,
ruled steadier and closed tii0fc lower
than yesteiday.
Oats ruled weaker and prices a shade
lower. Trading was lighter and chiefly
for October and May.
.An easier feeling pievailed in pork with
moderate trading. October ruled oOlOc
and .kmuary 5(fl0c lower, the market
clo.sig tame at medium figures.
A moderate business was transacted in
lard. Near delneiies were easier with
litrLt trading, while the longer deliveries
ieie steady and prices favoiable to sellers.
Little interest was nianifcbted in short
libs. Trices declined lt15c on the de
feirtd deliveries and the marke. closed
stta y at medium figures.
llic rilling futmos ranged
r
5 v C
"E n S- o
a uncus. s r .
3" S
r r ;
be it
ti tilier 7796 7B 77 7
Dei.-mbrr W 7JJ Sii ?
tur 77 7S 7ls 77-
Mi 8 S. 8S,, i.
Citn
t)i tober S&, Tij SSV.
v.nlier. a4l XVl
Dec mbcr S&d; 3$ 3J3, 32,
M.
Oats
OU ''er Wi U'l lis lj.
Vr t n ber.
i imitT. sm 2uv
TM &
1 rk
Oc .tier IB SO 10 1C 58H, 10 70
tl bbiit Si S5
J .iri l"07s 0 10 9U2 S tfi
V v
J-. 1
O win - 5S7J 6S71..
Nc ulhr.
i-u S 72 . . 5 72W
Jiui. Hi S7 5 75 5 7, 6 75
'October t S3 1 b5 i 75 4 4l
N emlr
.fan" rv .. .. 4 00 i O)
lai .
Oash quotations were a. follows
i 1 Ot R -'-tenrtv ami nneltHiiced.
HI T-s,Hinff. t,K. o.S red
TKc.
tdltV -.ejc.
OATs 1",
RM No 2t3c.
Plil h Y -Nominal.
11 VXM hl-H S4H.
TIMIH HI .SL
"ORK M0 7sil0 75.
I VRI)-3K5tt
Rls. Mtort, J4 fl S.
SHOFLDLKs-nrj saltl-Si ff)ei 63.
IDF --hort clear, il 25aS S7K.
Iti-KY-fl2,
JO. G Alto Cnclwnged. Cut lif. 9 granu
J vd, se,,t standard A, sc.
akticw; Rocpts. ShliMuenu.
'it ht 12.ft) 3S.OXI
l -n SlAMU 4S7.01W
Ot . .. j ISEWW 2i ao
1U TIM: Uitcten?d. Fancy Elia crewmory
I -.1'. f '- to good. !I8c.
EliGS-ltv.
New York Produce
New York. Sept. 12.
WH EAT- Falrh act Iv e. No. S red. Strtfcc.
C CRN '5v No 2 4?ic.
OAT-'-teadv Vo 2 VKlifte. 2S$f2jle.
tOr II1 ralrlv active and steady, fifties mf
tws. -pot Rio 19
M t R - Hrni Hcflned firm.
1 i (is-(Viupr lfcU is(
15. .iV xl ir!u " anery H2ueC
tKEtsiE Active a;,c.
Kans
is City Produce.
K sNsAs ClTi. Mo, Sapt. 12.
Tie Da'ly Indicator reports
WHF VT-Higher No. 2 cash and iseptember sales
61V OiMbereScUul.
( OKN -Quiet. No. 2 cash sale Kw- Semembor
Lc lid. October sale at 88c. .Hinoer
OAls No :cas:hl6hc Wd, rc Akd: Septem
ber sa es ltc
It 1 E No. .-cash SV bld.SlcJski; September sale
4Xc
t GCs Weaker at 17'C
ELOl R-Acave. steadv. XX, S XXX. Kte
faLv $1 OS choice, i 23c fancy, f I S9; estm laacv
f 1 Ofc parent. SI HU1 si.
3IILLSTI KFis Rarely steady.
ORN MEAL .is.
CORN CHOP SOc
SHIPS TFF IC.
HRAK-Jfe
HA"i -Firm: fancy prairie, 5 0085 fO,
?LA sEEl ak-lower at M 11
HITTFR Dull and easy Good to tonop creata
erv 11 .rite good to fancj dairy, 7i13c
1 H K h F st end jr. "HkSVtc.
I 1YE POULTRx Pteadj. Choice hems. tSOOa
2 'j roosters. $1 Jch ppnng chickens lc turkeyr.se
PRO YJiIONS-V-sil bat steadr.
HAMS-llc.
I5REAKFAST BACON-9c.
DRIED BEEF-Sc.
DKY SiLT JIEATS-rirm. Short rib'; and long
clear, 5 (H; shoulder.. ?4 50; short clear 2a.
S.MOKED MEATb-Stoaay. Short ribs, f j So1-;
lone clear, ?5 7r. shoulders, Z5 124; short clear $S CO.
PORK i-tcady: flUO.
LAUD Firm; 50 23.
bt. LiOuIs Produce.
St. Louis. Mo., Sept. 12.
FLOUR Qu'et and unchanged but try firm.
WHEAT Hisher. Tlie market weakened off He
earlj-in the da on easier ad1ces from otner points
and quiet cables. iut after tlie noon call turnel
erv strong and advanced bouyantly. t.ie demand
finding little for sale. The close was at advances of
ync tor September, sc for December, ai.d Jfcfor
3Iayoer jesteiday. No. 2 uish 7c nominal. Sep
tember i.Ac; October 7uU&c. chrd 75c:
December 7;"j.76c, closed TSJfeC bid; 3lay 2is
t OH.V-I.owpr. No. 2 mixed cash 2fAc: enlm-
ber SFic: Ot tober ?H. l t&Cc, closed Via t-if-.c. Ho
camber Jt; Year 2,),ic, cloied 2UJJC a-ked; iiayoia
3J4c clobtl i2Kc.
OATS Firm. No. 2 cash lSc; May 22Jc. Septem
ber ISVic bid.
It Yfc Easier. No. 23sc.
HARLEY-Mow, Mlnne-ota CJSC7c
HAY-Markc at a standstill. 1'raine t7 25S7 00;
timothy 476.12 3J.
ItltAN Actiie. easier 42fe43c.
FLAX ELD-fchrpIv higher with tl 273 bid, and
XI S) asked.
LED-Du)l and weak. Seller3atf3S0
HITTER-Dull. Creamery lSS20c, uairy HS15c.
LOG' IJKLjc.
ORV MKAL-J1 G01 C5.
WIIISKY-fl 02.
PROVISIONS-Dull and weaker.
PORK-flO J).
LARD I'rimo stam nominal, 5 C2.
SHOrLDERS-tt (HV.
LONGS AND Rin-?3 25.
SHORT CLEAR-! io.
KaCO.V Roxod shoulders, Jo 1214; lons and ribs,
0 (Jab 1U; short cleat, to 206 23.
Kansas City Live Stock.
K ms 4S City". 21o.. Sept. 12.
Tlie Live Stock Indicator report.
CATTIE Receipts :,033 shipments none. 3Iar
ket stiongor Common to choice corn fed ste-.-s
2 fY. Jj. Ftfiekers and feeders 41 GS 11), cows
fl 602 01 giars $1 OXiZ 70.
HOGS Receipt 3.C0G shipments K3. JIarket
steady and ktiou'. Good to choice light Si 20
f4 3i(; hp.ivy aud mixed "i 70 St 1j.
.sHEh I' Receipts 1J.', shipments none. Market
steady. Good to cho'ce muuons "i 2ofe3 75, stoc
ers and foeders S2 byl
Chicago khe .Stock.
Chicago, Ilk, Sept. 12.
The Drocrs' Journal reports
CATTLE Receipts UW; shipments ,S,00H. Mar
ket steady. Beeves ii 2.4 o:, steors t2 MiSit 2d,
stockiT and feeders SI Wv5 CO. cows, bulls and
mixed SI 10&2 S3, Tetas cattle gl 50Cj.i2 'M, west
ern ranker", 120 U&J J).
HOGS Receipts IS -03, 'hlpments 7.0, Market
steady. Mixed .'. 8).1 3.i. heavy 13 5.4 10; liht
5 i4 Ui, skips S" 49xl&.
SHEEP Receipts 'VW-shipment? 2.UX). Mallet
steady. Natives f- 10 1 CO; western d C03 4 W: Tex -ana
is 4Q.s,J 10, lambs 14 jJ5 S '.
St. Louis Live Stock.
fcT. Louis, Mo , Fept. 12.
CATTLE Receipts 1,M0. Fhipmcnts 1,200. "'ar
ket lOSlic higher. Choice heavv native -te-rs t 2"
G4 00: fair to srood ji ,hj n. stockersandfeedeis
31 t)f.2 2s: ranjje steers J2 250.2 15.
HOGS Reccii t-s ,',2f: shipments MO. Market
l'iidy. Fan to choi.-e heavj S4 00 ci 4 2t). pack
ing' crade- ; 70 t4 to; Iisht fait to l)est -.-l 20514 M
MlLLP Receipts l,orl, -hipmonts W Market
at'voand strong Fair to choice ii 50i4 50, common
to choice. Iambs v- (r5 rM.
LIVE STOCK BROKERS.
R. W ErDHIDGE, M. C. CAM I'll ELL
ELDRIDGE & CAMPBELL,
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
For the Sale of
STOCK,
RoomO ETChinire build
ins. 1 uion Stock ards,
v, ichlta, Kan.
d50-Corrc-pondence
solicited.
JOHN MULLALLY
Kooms 403 and 40G Chamber of Commerce,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
RAILROAD TIMETABLES.
MISSOURI PACIFIC R. R.
Tit Is
l.ivv i;
I'orthcott, Lansxs Cltj, bt
Louis and eastern ex ....
Tort bcott. Kdnsis Cltj, St
Louis and eastoru ex
Cotiw.iv s,prini;, Anthouy
and Klotva ev
ConvYiiy Sptings, Anthouy
and Kiowa ex ....
Hutchinson, -toilm and
lionebco troiKht
Hutch , Kauopolw, Pueblo
and I)envore"t
AUir.Uns run dnilv
t 2J rn
12 15 I' SI
7T0a m
3C5rM
SOoA l
C(8pm
He ,iot "-econd and Wichita stiect, ticket o5co !-'
North HaiuhUeot, E. E. Ri.hCKLEV,
PaenEei and Picket Aent.
NEW TIME TABLE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND
A PACIFIC RAILWAY.
("Gieut Rock Island Route.")
IltAl.N'J
AKim K I
AKK1VLS I
M AVE
LL'A V tS
OOINONOUTIt NDEST.
No .' Coloudo f-priiiK,
Denvcrand Pacific Coast;
Express d.nH . .
No 2 Kansas C ity, W Louis
and Cliicapro Throbirh
Siatlandex. dill
No 4Kan-s City, bt Louis
and Chicago night e.
dally
No. t"2 Accommodation.!
dillv except undtj.
CIOIN'I, SOITII.
45 r si
12 20 A vi
9 45 P M
12-10 Pit
No." Kn'Rt.ty,St Louis
and lik co ox dally
No 1 Kiii--llt,bt Louis
and Chicago thioui;h
lUUKHUur'i. Man;
No CI Accommodation,
dal'y except Sunday J
C 35 rvi
2 00 r vi
C55 pm
3 00 T M
FleirantfieereclinlnBchaircurs on all trains, and
Pulltnin fle'iMr. from Wichita to Kana Oitr and
thkaso vithout change on night trains. Tickets
oid and baggage checked tbrouch to all points
north, -outh cast and west, and steamship ticket-
sold to all European iiolnt- at lowet rates. Cltj
ticket oflleo lli tAifl Uoula-s avenue, corner Main
street, passent'r station corner Douglas and Mead
av uues.
C. A. RLTHFltronD. Tickot Agent.
bT. LOUIS A S.AN FRANCISCO R. R.
Going West, pas.
Golac West, pas.. trui
throuchi
Going East, paaenger
Going East, passenger.
Uflr m
! 65 A Ml
S55 p ml
4 55TM
KI00A M
W (VI i
itv Lnlon Ilcket ofilce. 123 Noith Jlalu stioat,
aud Union Depot, Oak atieet.
KANSAS MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TltMNS I
inn
Going North, pass. (dallT)..
Going north, freight ttri-
vrreklT ..
Going kouth. ims. Idnlly
Going south, freight itn-
ieekly
biOA Jl
City Union Ticket offlce 122 North ii Un streat.
Union depot. Oak itrert.and NVabish aTeoue dnpot
TRAIN'S
I AKRIVK
J.RAN2
7JS A M
lni
Going West, iwjs daily
Going vAost. irright..
Going East, p-ss..
doing East, freight
7 ts p vi
10-5? A. Jtj
Cnion Ticket onicel North Main street, aad m
Union D-pot. Oak tret. W. D. McritDOCir.
D. K. Rhodks. Er-ight A Pai. agf. C2 N Mala,
fcnpt. cor 4th and Douglas.
ATCHISON. TOPEKA A SaNTA FK R. K.
TllAINs
ARKtVt. j 1.E.VVK
stORTU M E-VST. 1 I
Texas express ! 2S r M 4,T3pm
Ensti-rn eiprew J0AM J?4ah
Colorsdoaad Cillfornu ex-j
press 425 rvi fiPM
Chicago ex prei .. . . bfflp-i trit
socth and west i
Texas A Panhandle express 7 15 am; 73SaX
Express .. , 21S&S.V1 Jl0s.vj
Express . . .. I lL1!. 7J6PV
Ciiv Union Teket odoe, 173 North Main Jtree.
and Lnion Deiot. near Ovi. street
ATTORNEYS AT-LA17".
J. M. HrsirnnrT. Muhaiixv.
HT0PHSEY k ALLEH,
Attorneys and i ounsclors at Laiv Ofilcw N- 13S
North alnin s reu lisif
W. P.
CASirilKl 'sL.Dl.EK
OAlfPBELL & DYES.
Attorneys, at La . V 1. m. knsu, lftif
H. C-SLCs
W E-srANLEl.
SLUSS & STAlfLEi;
Attornej a at Law, hu'ia Kansas.
r. A. KOIIRIUUtjH.
Attorney st Law. Attorney for W estem CoDectioa
Itureau. Rooms 1. 3 and i, .No U North Mar.et
reet Wichita. Kanjc. u-,
EATTOli k EUGGLE3,
Attorneys at Utt. Fletcher BuildiJcg Opposlta Oc-Bldosuikt.;vM
fifeS I II C
1 fer?&& LI vL
rfiiwiRvinv roMPiNV
uU1i!L11oij1Ui uuiSlrAhl,
J OHST W. ADAKt. 6. W. C. JOJTKS. GSO. W. AA5t
ADAMB, J0UES & ADAMS
A Mercers si L.w, OSIC Ant tinTy ttai t
WJchlU NatSowa iiiai. Hi
X.. ti. JSVTBTZ J. B. LAXCWORTar
3EWETT & LANGW0ETHY,
Law vers. Rooms 2. land -03 horth liain stre
A ichlta. Kansas. d 101-tf
GE0EGE "V7. EBEY,
Attorkev. XT. S. Claims Pens'ons and Re
ratmcrs secured. Associated with Hon. H. it. Gitt,
of 'Wasnington, D. C Ofticc 1C2 North Main Street,
A ichlta. Kansas. T2 tf
J. R. Ham.owei.i J.E. Hume
Late V. S Attomer
EALLOWELL & EUME,
Lawyers, 142 N. Main sUeet, Wichita, Kan. Itltf
HASEIS, HAEEI3 & YEEILTLIOH;
Attorceye.i.t-L&Tr Ul, 31ain street second ncor.
D. A. MIT0HELL,
Attorney at Law and collection aeat. No, H Main
street, Wichita, Kansas.
W.H. Br-iDrfrsAuoH. w. H. Rauos
BELDENBAUG3 & EAU0H,
Atiornejsind CounasLers at law.
kt 2c5 North Main st.
Rooms Sand
vol J SStf
Charters.
Blank charters and all kinds of leg
blanks for sale by
The Wichita Eagle,
d71 tf Wichita, Kansas.
al
PHYSICIANS.
DR. CROSKEY,
Eye, -:- Ear, -:- Surgery.
Room 17, Fechhciraer Building. 17
E, SAMILT0K H. D.
DE. E. Y. MUNSELL.
THE SPECIALIST
Office 205 North Main street, Wichita, Kan. Room
1 i and 1") OSico hours, from 9 to 11 a. in.; from 2 JO
to i p. m., Sundav , 10 to 12 a. in. o4-tf
Ml. C. C. rLKLEl.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OtFlCF- 1 RI!irKNCE
CI East Douulai Ave. 1 1213 Noith Market Street
Professional Calls Attended Promptly. W-tf
J. ADA ST. JOHN, M. D.
office at rrsidence, 2jo Cleveland avenue. Tele
phone 2o. 12. H tf
DJi. E. EMMA COBB.
Female and children's dl-ea'c aspcHItv. Homo
for ladles dining Confinement. -tiictiy nrivjto
when f-o desired. Letteis of iuqu.ry coundential
and auwered imtuediatel on leeeipt of tame.
Home, 711 south Ida avenue. Wichita, Kansas
lkt:
Opium, Cocoaiiie Habit and Drunkenness.
Easily Cured vUh
DOUBLE CLORIDE OP GOLD.
Allc.iresm.idoin from ilubt to tv cnty d ij s vwth
out r'n or nfrvoas Fuock Cont'dential corres-poi'i'uieo'-olK'ited
Oocxl home for all.
cUJ G. W. CiSsna, M. I) . Pittsburg, Kn
DENTISTS.
DE. E. H. CREDITOR,
Hfvti'st Oflice lit N.3IaIn,over,mirhS. 3tovcr's.
Vitalised air adtiunistercd. Re-icienee tu'o N.To
peka avenue, Wichita, KauJi". 21 tf
D. w. Smith. U. S. hocgla.nd
SMITH & H0UGLA1TD,
Dentlfit-s. 229 E. Douglas avenue, coiner Law lenco
Wichita , Kan.
On. N. II, WlLbO. Dlt. J.C. WlL'ON.
WILSON BE03.
Dentists, All v ork unranieed lirst clas. Oflico
lis E. Douglas avenue.ovor Paul Jones & Co 's drug
trtoi-c, WlclnUi, .an.-'M. 131 tf
ARCHITECTS.
ASTEUE PEAE0DY.
Architect, loom j-o and oJJ, bedywick block, fifth
flooi , Wick luu dJl tf
J.H LYNCH
Aichltect and Supuiintendeut. Oflice,
bcdgviick Hlock.
loom fiOC
107 tr
A. . HAYWAHD,
Architects and superintendents. Hoierman
aljc rs Lulldint; M N. JIain street dST ti
0. W. TEFuRY
Architect and uperlnteudunt. Rooms 1C and 17
Bittiuu block. Wieuita hws.
d.t-i
W. B. MoPHEBSOK,
Architect, room Id, 200 N. Jiain at., Wichita, Kan
E.is. 117.
Y. T. Phoudjoot. G. IV. Bibb.
PEOUDrOOT & BIRD,
Architect tad aupaiuitendents. Omc In Felfh
helmer blcck.
VETERINARY SURG-EONS.
J. M, I'HILLirS. S. E. PHILLIPS.
PniLLIPS & PHILLIPS.
VETERINARY '-. SURGEON3.
Graduates of tho Chicago Vterin-vry College,
mriubtrsior tho Chicago otenaary Collego Asso
ciation. We are prepared to do all kinds of veterlnaiy
Inary work, including canine pi actice, dentistry and
nil surgical operations Ho-pit.-.! accommodations
lor all p uienis r( quiring special care. Calls by
telepnone, teiegiaph or m.vil will iecfive piompt at
tention day or night. Wo use an operating table
instead of throwing horsey
Oflice, 114 North Lawrence Avenue. Telo
phone ISo. 71. 129-tf
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
WESTEBH COLLECTION BUEEAF-
1J. N. Makklt ST . vv imiT v.. Tni.Ki'iioM s'.'i
Common .al collections iiade and reports furnish
ed throughout tbe I nited states mil I anada C ol
lrict, settle and ad Hist claims for leceivers and ship
pers ai;R.;r't railroivJ companies Depositions taken
and all kinds of notary vvor-kdone. 32tf
ABSTRACTERS.
KAUSAS ABSTEA0T AGENOT.
1ST N Mark ft St, Wichita. Tri EruovESTk
Abstracts made, taxes paid, anj information fur
nished m relation to lauds, loans tavtes or court pro
ceedings Interest and principal collected and
morttrases foreclosed in anj count In Kansas at
local rates by ie!irbie abst-acters and &ttorntjjs.
a-tf
PENSION AGENTS.
A. A. GLEM,
PENSION AOENT, WICHITA. KaN.
Room 1. 3U5 N JIaIn street Con espondenc o
licted. Since June 1st. Issji, 1 hive secured pensions
for niv clients naiounllae to nearlv ton thousnntl
dollars. Icnsionk. Bounties. Back Pa and Horse
Claims made a specialtj. A. A GLFNN,
August aist, lsae s.' im
OHIO MILITAEY ACADEMY,
IX3RT5MODTH, OHIO.
Thorough and practical courses of study boys
prepared tor coliace or government academies. In
tantrv, cavalry and.irtlilery drills commisJoasini
fureisnartny pj-ocurl for onr graduates. For catla
logneaddress Col. A J WEWER.aupi,
d -4S e o d lno
SCHOOLS.
LEFEVRE'S PRIVATE SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
ARTHUR LEFETRE. Principal.
CHARLEa V LUCY. Assjsiaot.
N UI reopen on the 2nd of "ptentbet in new rooms
bt th Gordon block, corner 01 Main and Elaa street
N umber of puptis !imltd to twenty-four Term
for entire -esfoo of forty weeks 7a. or tfO for pri
mary grade, payable quarterly in advance, later
view or cornjsT.ooftera,. Is Invited froai ail wno are
tnteresKl In
LIMITED PRIVATE SCHOOLS
By ARTHUR I.EFEVRL.
78 Isao 191? N Water Mrwt,
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
E0GEBS,
Tte Phjvosrapior. Pk:lara la all at- ad t,v.
Ha cCfro cirrio vk iica xsorxiaei of 9ivr
traxeca In Sit etir. aira jj'.tt. a frltciUy call ui ax
an.ls s&si2i.
Free reclining chair cars are now running
en all trains on tb0 C., K. & X. railway,
"Rock Island Route," betvreea Wichita
Torxsks. SADEis City, St. Josejplt, Chicago
J. LorEJ. & ti
Three hours the quickest to
Missouri Pacific railwav.
st Lous
1M tf
DIPLO
iAS and CertiScstts, for
Bchcoli Collegss, ex., CaiLn,
Cards. Invitation and AnaouEC?
ment Cards of all kindr. Bondi
., x.rcnograptl aad Printed at the
weffle w'i-fu -1
,S!mIP?2w Speoialtls."- Diea ot th
fiTl5ttN,?2?t Tia. Eur. Noe tad Throat,
Wtt&ir3&Z:&-2t Catarrn and flttlns claasci.
nftwVy&ivizij O-icr 127 N. Market ot. Uraei
ggas .nd Mvers Block.
Clwap rates to Columbus, 0 and return.
via. the popular Frisco line, the shortest
and quickest line under odb management
between Wichita and St. Louis, and the
only line running Pullman palace sleeping
cars and reclining chair cars between
Wichita without change. Two fast ex
press trains daily, making connections in
union depot, St. Louis, with all eastern
trains. R'emeraber St. Louis is the Gate
City to all eastern points from this terri
tory. Avoid vexations delays at junction
points by taking the Frisco line. Lowest
possible rares and liberal limit of tickets.
Call upon W. D. Murdock, passeng-r
and ticket gent. 122 Xorth Main street,
for further information.
D. Wishart,
95 tf G. P. and T. A-, St. Louis, -Mo.
WARDROBES ON "SPEC."
OressnittUers "Who Gamble Sometimes for
the Pay Due Them.
It.is said by a 2sew York correspondent of
ThtChicago 2sews that flressmaters occasion
ally finish costumes on pure speculation, and
run tbe risk of ever being paid at all, the me
dium of this speculation being some pretty
girl of good social position and empty purse
who has a right to expect that she might
marry well were she properly presented be
fore the fastidious eye of , tho eligible bachelor.
There is a story "told, for -rrhose truth I'm
not altogether prepared to answer, but which
one hears told very often, about a certain
famous New Tork beauty who has very little
money and a great deal of physical loveliness,
and who made the laiistake of fancying that
English peers cared enough about American
beauty to marry it without fortune. She is
exquisitely pretty, as well as clever and high
bred looking. One of the rich dressmakers
thought so, too,,srnd hearing her one day be
wail the fact that for want of clothes she
could not ncct pt an invitation to spend tho
seeson in Lcsr Jon, offered to furnish her with
a handsome wardrobe on speculation, provid
ing that she would pay a certain interest on
the money after she had married bor earl or
duke, as t'ho case might be.
Tho git 1 jumped at tho offer, for her look
ing glas had al ays told her that she only
needed tho proper setting to make her a
jewel which a duke might be glad to placo
amid the strawberry leaves, and she firmly
belieT ed that a London season with beautiful
clo?les was tho one thing needful to set her
be'ore tho world in a proper light and en-
-. iu cuu me ecu cluiu uo oore ill
u cr mce. n en. sue coc mo clothes, and
charming ones thoy were, for tho dross-
maker's artistic pride was aroused and she
jRinted tho world toseowhat she could do
"With a good subject.
The London world raved over her She
,4. t r - tt , .
sat for famous artists. Her nhotocrraDlis
w ore in all tho shop windows.
ITr nfrfiiT-.
v.asinaUtno lUnstrated papers, and all the
poor guarusmen anu impecunious oimger
sons lost their heads sufficiently to propose
lovo in a cottage. But when tho dukes and
earls found sho bad no fortune, and that the
fine cloches did not represent government
bonds or a pork packing establishment, they
camo to the conclusion that sho was too ex
pensive a luxury, and at the end of tho sea
eou tho beauty returned unwedded and with
no lueaus of paying that dreadful dress
makr'& bill, which seemed n mere bagatelle
to her when sho had sailed away to become
an English peeress.
That xi as tw o years ago. Sho is still un
wedded, that di es&maker's bill is still unpaid,
and tho talk is now that sho is about to ac
cept a wealthy gentleman with a curved nose
and an 01 iental surname, who will not mind
tiiHes of a few thousands for clothos when it
means tho securing of so beautiful a woman,
whose connection will give him an entree
into tho fashionable society w here he so longs
for an opportunity to spend tho income of
his millions
Soma of these speculations, however, have
turned out much more fortunately, and,
stiange to say, one of them was in tho case
of a very plain girl who hud nothing but her
witty tonguo and stylish carriage to recom
mend her, and who, with asetting of good
., .rfe tj ""c"w"kprYrANTi:D-ood girl at 1055 North Lavvrenco
paru. H lthin ono season she had not only V avenue. Wa-es j I!0r weok. diiu-tf
paid her bill, but had pm chased dozens of
sj)lendid new froclts, for nich sho was en
abled to pay down her husband's ready
money.
-rue Luc: 1 Murder.
The particulars of tho murder of 'C-Jroce-ryman
Christian "W". Luca. of BrODklyn,
by Charles ilcEI
vaino, who was en
gaged in burglar
mug tho house of
the groceryman at
tho time, have al
ready boon tele
graphed to the
bounds of civiliza
tion. The fact thai
tho horrid crune;
within a few hours fe J-
of tho time four
men wrro to bo
hanged for murder
just across the river
in 2vew York, gives
t b o opponent of
capital punishment christian- luca.
an excellent opportunity to cry out that as a
preventive of murder legal killing is not a
ifuccess.
Not only have tho details of tho crime
given the reporters of the sensational papers
in and around tho American metropolis
plenty to do ever since, but ther have also
found plenty to busy themselves in inter-
-,-.. -r-ni -ii ,-
viewing AlcElvaino and his accomplices, j
Thomas Qmnlan aud ilartin Dineen. It la ,
supposdl to bo iuterestiug to morbid minds
to know thnt. AfTTIK-nina mmW T-ntKr. ,ifa K 1
"electrocution" than by the i-ope. For those
who have not familiarized themselves with
the details of this crime, it may be stated
CHARLES M'SLVAETH.
THOilAS QtTCTLAJT. 5SARTIX DETSEN.
that Mr. Lnca, hearing the noiso made xu"1t
ia tho morning bv ITcElvame, the burclar I
.lri u ' .v 1 , 5i2
b Jtvui uiui, . iicru eiia i o.--4i U1 e na tigrn. ,
incn Knire and stabbed hni tvelve times.
UToarly every blow made a mortal wound.
-r-Tji .--, . ... . ... !
aicriiv ame s cxniieaeraieg cre saitar out- i
lide. Luca died in a fev minntes, all three
cf tho miscreants vers easily captured aad
""-ere ail foand to be old offenders. They
confessed.
Hot Tfater.
"Tno soothing effects of hot iracr sre not
fully apprcciitttl,' said a physician tho othr
day. '! recommend it to many of my pa
nics vrho suffer from igy.j'.ia, prodtscod by
eervecs rrritaucn of the sasnnch, and clso
for certain forms of indigestion ilanycf
them objectto it, at firsr. bat seen coma to
Uko it and are generally much b-neik-ed by
it. A glas of hot water now and tim will
work no appreciable good, of cot-rse, but a
etes&y habit cf hot -water drinking coca
formed, and sustained regularly for a fe-x
months, -arcrks -srenders with certain constita
ticrs. I gimally rcccrnmsnd its use just
before going to bed. It is a great soother.
Ths captain cf an immigrant steamship I
Eafl&Icn asenrgcon for cna season demon
strated is quietmg inf nenco once,' wisen ha
turned a hot sream from tha boOcr heso ca
c. croTvd cf Cgiibnc immigrants who hn-i
faniy tahen pcoatocn cf tho hold and dca2
the ship's crew. It heakd these inflamed
ru I toll v tv t rK.rL-
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"VVant a cook.
Want a partner.
Want a Mtnation.
Want a servant girl.
Want to sell alarm,
J ant to sell a hous-
Want to buy or sell stock.
v am a good bo rd'g house.
Want to n plants or grain,
y ant to tell groceries or drugs
Want to sell household f emit are
want to make any farm loans.
, " aat to sell or trade for anything.
ant to find customers lor anything,
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Advertising keeps old customers.
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Advertising creates confidence
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
Your "Wants Supplied
Tho following rates under the different headings
will bo charged.
S3-PAYABLE STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
No advertisements taken for less than 10 cents.
One lino advertisements charged same rate as two
lines.
NO ADYERTISEMENTS TAKEN "UNTIL FOR
BID." Answers to advertisements sent in care of the
Eagle ofSce should bo called for within lOdavs
after insertion. W hen adv ertlsers w Ish replies for
warded to them stamped envelopes must be sent.
Reference to formqr advertisements should give
description and dato of Insertion or copy of the ad
vertisement should be sent.
Not responsible for advertisements given or dls
continued by telephone.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Under this head 2c per line per day.
"VTTANTED A few pupils In short hand at ii) fo
1 t me term, Aunress or call on alls 15
12
North EmiKir'a avenue.
ClJU-
t
YA ANTED Competent second miller to coin
TV mence vioik at oncoin afuU roller mill. Ad
dress with refcienco and salarj exiected. Razelton
Roilwr Mill Co , Hazelton, Kan. dfJ 3t
e yANTED-Good steady boy who in considera-
ll11 OI
services e!esire to learn archlteeitir.
Maln'st "'
A. . Haj vv a rd, 'Architect 211 North
iyj t,
j Ti'A.viKD-ii.i
i ' drew, Weill
irness maker
Apply to E. N. An
d'JWtf ellingtou Kan.
WaNTED-20 Union &tone cutt-rs to work on
' , ' tlllJ nuw depot ui Wichita. II Heddermau
I Contractor. dlt)
i - 1
I 'Vitu-uentlemen wfco are lnt-rt-tea In
to call v orae Southwestern UuBiness Cplicco.
Nlghl school re-open Oct. erst, 7 JO o clock. En
trance to nlgnt school -Xt Ik Douglas are. tr
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES?
I nd r tnis liead Jc jier line per dav.
Y7"ANTED To know what has become of all the
V laboreisj. Istherenobexly who rvanls to or'
I cin't till one-quarttr of the calls 1 conld placo
.lOUmenand ltwvvouien asfat js they would apply
Don't talk about nothing to do in Kansas and loa
this year. Ifjou wnnt.worK ou faun, railroad,
hotels, house vvorloi anjwlieic else co'no and make
jour application. J. R. Kenworthv, room b.op
Ksite Hotel Care. dlX'-tt
SITUATIONS "WANTED Male.
I nder this head lc per line per dav.
ANTED-Situition by
roum: man of good
education.
Has had experience IntheotEcf o
ope of the largest grain companies In Kansas. .acI
dress E. C this office. dluO-tti
TAN TED Position by an Industrious man to
v t tako care of horses. Address F. T. cato of
Eale oolce.
TAN'I r D IJy joung man a place to work while
attpiidlnj; school. all or vrito to offl.ee of
Southwestern Rusiness collcKe. d'JH Ot
TTTANTED-Sltttatlonbya boy, IS years old. In a
11 ttore or oflice-le st reference given. Address
Charles H. this odkc dto otS
WANTED BOARDERS.
Under this head 2c per line per dav
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Under this head 2c per line per day.
W ANTED Good girl to do general houso work,
if InquiioatoUlceoi isluss A htauley overUti-
zent bank.
AxANl ED Dining room girl at CItv hotel.
ill!
"VtrANTLD Gill for general housework. Ono
T who thoroughly understands cooking Apply
in the morning. JIis. J. p. iiurrcll. Hiitlvorvlevv
ave-. djy
ANTED Nure and hou.emaid.
T reference to UU North JIarket st.
Apply with
dw tt
"TANTED Compi)tnt girl for general house.
T voik. No v.tshiug. Apply 'Mi s. livvieuce
Of ANTED Good girl for general housework.
Y! -MUsicome ven recomenueu. us.v.njin
iil'j.
"TTTANTED Good girl for gc
T iU bouth liwienco ave
housewfirk.
isstf
WANTED -V gocxl girl to do pen-jral voik Two
l inthefamilj. jlrs. H. H. harnuin, l.f.S i:m
porianve. dU7-tt
T7 AN1LIJ A good competent whltflgirl for gen
TT eral houseuork al T15 North Lawiencoavtnue.
ANTED Girl to do honaowork In small faml
li Aimly with references. A. C. Joles. Kan-
pas national Dink. d-y-r.:
"TrANTED Girl to do general housework at once
at S-T North Park avenue. College Hill D
j. cnatneiu
'ANTED A good nurso girk
Apply at 3.M N.
dsOtf
NV La
awrenceave
"Tir ANTED a girl to do general house wor;
Ap
tt piy tojirs. J.r
Aden, 853 North Iiwrcnco
.-it
" V'ANTED A good girl, a good cook and lroner
IT desired. U c. Mum, 'J33 N. Tojieka, 75 tf
TTTANTED A good sirl to do general housework.
T T Appl at U4 Norm Lw rence avenue
d-.t-tf
SITUATIONS WANTED-Female
Lnder this head lc per line per day.
TYTANTEDTidv resr-c-ablo girl or woman
(German preferred' as e hamixrniaid. Apply
room?. Gandolfo nulldmg. t Irstureet entrance.
dn.3is
"7ANTED-AppreaUce girks Apply 3W North
' ilaln street. Kaufman A Kober dlUl-Ct
' ANTED Yonng or middle twed Udies
:o po-
educk-
."-iuon itaying Itmi kt Ht a week.
j tion and references nse-sKry. Addrot-, b ietu r.
c, 11 , iius uaioe. ajui--i)
WANTED Good pirl to do bouspw ork In family
of two. Inquire aifi Eaet Dou -las at-ui:o
Chas. Fuller a grocery
dUl-tfM
'ANTED-AtOi'Ce Oood German girl at 1131
1 Csrloa aTenue; small family. dllH-itT
ANTED Experienced ytsomstress at ZXi North
Marset strt-o,. ditn-lll
"W ANTED Situation in a millinery store by a
1 1 lady of experience. Hefi.oaabSo agt Accept
ed Address M. L. this ofilce, dV.-stv
A
ANTED A situation . nurse.
Robert st, V- et MdB
Inquire at 7 si
ATr D 'itnatlona enograpbr aad typft
) wr ter good reference Adclrtaa B. car car-
II OMELESS WOMEN-Hom4c "rwBa out of
i. fcpioymut "UI 2nd a i.tur cheaper tna
at any r lace la ins city oy tonilng to t ralta
Home. Ui PassiylTanli
Dougju,
ona doer nan!:
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WANTEDAGENTS.
X. t.dr in! bd leper Lneperday
WANT1:!) AGENTb-in "nsry cut
T vlliaga !a lb" I n.twl ?tat
town and
:xc2t in
ia .ter
,-ftt, 0; K-k, to tai r&cripUonv Po'
can m wy.
No cstl&i r-Q-1r -.oi
copie e, C-asa conl.crtu an; can be ma
hr?ltli:r3sciabc Addreea th VVi.,i. 1. .1
ii"- ' .. .1. ' :-
Jinr' . vitr
OEMs WaNTED-.'s ev-y city and lan U
jtV. tte i.zlUd 3t-.fc xpt. It .i o-- EcJtf la
wl to Uvrjrs. jcu ti? boot. cf ry aysr ca
-adcsd by iawjrn f i.ri.j.rr aU ; ulril.
de.Ti aci.ary. a tKK can l dv-rd fc
fafe U mad. AppSrasu lau.i t ab tc fnmitS
rffrcc crn r,cimi. t aR prUcalan fr
Adarerj lha W Jehlta Jjkgle. V jcslta, Kai. H-tf
WAITTED-ISCELLAlIEOUa
Esdartto Seai 2e p- ,ze per 4aj
ij ANTED Bo r -. p tk Addrs mm rrg
T T ton. Rmi Cary g-.-nsg drspwea a prtca.
dw1?r
WANTED Abooi tQ fihK of rooSd-a4 rem-r-r
aH&J f&r Th&it&z MaUr, 1I1 jay
ca At4rcM Sit Sonti Ep6fta tut Kf ,3
WaVTEO Gc-9d bouticr dog. jwiH- prvirrL.
ij dabxTlptree tjfdogaoc Wcbj.x ?rtr
A3dr- purtab. uf; EC4e o&i 1
VI ANTED Lover of tovi hresad 10 try !Ulua4:
V 3sr hi list E. IxtQCsoa. Wiuuas & Coo-
-lTp"ANTEr Far Mi e
a: t oSc ni p
dW-t
" ANTEIA!i pTtcaMCAxTtSfPorUaAerre
? TBa.ra4e tcai. on J Llitri(i.liN
I Main icr. aii tqtx go-a-! IS xi.
WANTEI-AU rsvm (.-irtng ciur Swk
Ha airwi. ail w. gsiranteni. IC ti
'ATi:D--Lvrof a fee , of fr rr t. )
TetIap$4dpasTr. io iry rgl a aSH- 35 L. i
Doag. j-fgdat labta Utr 4Ict d'.l M j
-lA'ANTEB Ttei: at UsU &? Ukt oalT cst
prhax4rdiS.sr fc2ibi-rer iartar
tig tiiar Cirrtu, ttc-
i.n-ii
I T ANTED Every body to hey their hard coal of
1 T L. C. Jackson, 112 1. foortn av enne lul-2t
WANTED One-pair -wagon scales, wond hand
ed preferred, Addre3C. W. Attic V. AL,
Nanen, Kan. UlOl-Gt
"WAXTED To hu a two sated carriage.
Roberts A. Myers, Ironr room over lit North
Mala.
LOST.
Under this bead 2c per lino per day.
TT OST Gold by not leaving yocr order for anthra
JLJ ciio at L. C. Jackson'. 112 Soutli Fourth avoaue.
dS01-2l
DRESSMAKERa
Under this head 2c a line per day.
TlRESSMAKING-During the month oi September
A J I will make wool dresses for S& broadcloih
..W; silk gow ns i. Only one trying on necessary.
E. 3L Rogers, tor. University av. and Campbell.
d066!
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Under this head 5c a line per day.
T"OU can save money enough to go Into business
by buyiug j our hard coal of L. C, Jack-son,
flU.75perton
TTiOR SLE CLeap. Small stock
J with fixtures. Uorwj and vvagoa.
Douglas ave.
of grcxHirle
Call at 119 W.
WANTED A partv wno can furnish iLcUX or
11 collateral securitv to purchase a lot of cattle
that will be sola low. Address; "Cuttle EAncn,"
Eagle oCicc. lo&
HOUSES and ROOMS WANTED
Under this hctal c a licepor day.
WT ANTED Tenement house- well located car. t
T V supply the demand. Itcael Bros-, room 1. ii
NJIarj.e!. U92tf
FOR" SALE City Real Estate.
Under tins, head 5c per lino pr day.
170lfs'A LE Rargaln. Lot 217 and i!3 Tenth and
1 Emporia, pneo JoA) per lot, east froaU Call 11J
East First street.
dK'l-t
TfTlOR SALE Chap. fino two story 7-rooin hono
Jj and low on Totieka avenue. 1.A cash, bal
ance at 6 per cent, w 111 buy a tine home on one of
tho beat avenues in center of the city. This will pay
L' per cent net as an Investment, to rent. S. E.
Hnbbard.iS North ilaui street. test
FOR SALE The let ba-gain in residence lots
everodered on Waco av cv, for ca'h. E Hub
bard. 2i North llalu st.
InOR S vLF-Residences In all larts ol the city
' ana desirable lots for building for cash or on
aisy ternie. fc. E. Hubbard. 22a North Alain v.rettt
FOR SALE Good improveil lmslness property
paying 10 per tent on investment. Also good
unimproved business pniferty for sale cheap. v E
Hubbard, its North Alain t '
FOR SALE A fine l-foot porner lot on Ijw rence
ave. chean for cash. s. E. Hubbard, 2i North
Atuln st
fa
"T70R .LE-J.va A
few choir University ave-
miMlntstn thus- w I10 wiJi to Improve vtell
Can t vous.Hthe handwriting on tile wall D. Al
Kirkbride A to . JU N- Alain street. dtkuf
lOR SALE At a banfain.
5Ivroildence In Riv
erside, on Electric motor Hue, contuininsr nine
rooms b-th and furnance. (house ptpeu 101 Ka.- cis
tern, w oil and cit water, new burn, etc v tji
ell carpets, winduv shailes and some fumitnts- tf
desired tor further information call ou John t.
Dert, at Citizens bank. -H tt
J 70 It bALE
. lrael Rro
"ilarrams in farm and city prtpertv.
' Real Estate and Rental agency. tf
FOR SALE Farm Property.
I nder tills land 2c por lino per day
FOR SLL SO. 10". HSu and tWU-acro farms wen
ImproTed, In Sedgwick and ad joining counties
Some big bargains Ihaveal-o farm to exchange
NJrcltj propel tv , and cttv property to enhance .or
f.rms S E Hubbard, 3 North Ham street lMtl
FOR SALE I W0 acres, flue stnte of Improve,
inent, i00 acres Kolng into wheat, all crops tine
excellent slock farm, springs, s-Blcs. crils, ln
Cranaries, convenient to station, 'JO miles from cltv.
s,ii per acre, time and low rate of interest for one
halt. Call on D M. Kirvbrldo Co.. At N.Maln
s!r.xt. llit
JO't iALE 101 acres of Texas prairie land In
- alternate ectionl, ten miles simth of the north
line of the Pan Handle. No exchange. Prli o UJ
per acre. Rov.7H, Au-tln. Tex it?Jtf
FOR SALE Household Goods.
Under this head 2c a lino per daj.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Under this head 2c ner line per day.
1?OK SALE ..0 cars of hard coal at t 0.7t icr ton
. L. C Jnc kson, Ui south Fourth avenuis. !-St
FOR SALE Milk rmno ami dairj of forty cows
forsalror exchange (nr horse lnlr of Mr
Vreeland, dining hall i Market strettt, Wichita,
Kan dlUI-Sl
OR SALE Leather top buggy fts good its ihit
SO N. Main st d m
JD SON. Malnst
JJ
TIOR bALE second lmnd atudotwker top btwrry
hi KOod condition. Inqulro at IW t' Douglas v
I710RSALEOR EXCHANGR Por nire farm In
1 Kansn-A lino dwelling with ten room and
twelve vueant lots In 31 in na polls. Minn Price
PJ,'v encumbrance 2.727. J. C. Kennedy, Mar-iis-burg,
Na ( w "
J70R ''A LE 5S feeding --ters at the Hrindloy farm
1 i miles northwest of Ittitbt on the tin, rver
U-tf
OR SALE-CoIjs al Zephyr mill. $1.50 per loatl
dellvercsi. 1 el-phono 1 dfltt
IT'OR "ALE-Clump. A largo re ami burglar
' proof DulKdsA Norrls bank safe, vvith sai
gnnt A GreenUaf time lock AJmj a lot of bank
counter railing. Address John ej. Adams, prntt,
Knn. 82 IMt
IOR SALE At this oEco lor only 10 .iiupr
. hundred old iaiur3. dtl-tt
17OR SALE From 1ij to l.OJJ choice young MJeht
1 can merino ewes Sheen are on my roch two
miles southwest of Norwich. Kinsman county, Ean
as Tennis cadi and prlcn low. Acldrews nvoJt
Relle Plalnc, faumner counli Kansas. II. S. N'yo.
dU-tf
T70K BALE Oan pair of mitre rears, raortt gar
JL la ffl.o2 dlan;tcr H fare, pinion 1K.W cl,mt5r
k. twofaco Hach "ith 2t t fccrew coreJ Iluch
12 and 1 teeth will oil ok--aii; never Wen ne.l, oi
Js til tli for lu ean if taken ivu. CallV.ttn
Eat;le otTloe. dIU-ja
o
LI) PAPI RS tor salo at this .oface
2Sc pe
hundred
FORALESctilo books, .hort hanct vrrllnra not
books, blank receipt ana note books and les.
blinks of every kind. Mall orders promptly att'tKJ
d to. Call on or addres tho Wlcldu. Laolc. V, Icb
11. Kan 1 10 tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lnder this head 3c a line per day.
"TPOR KENT-Largo boarding honan In center of
A1 city v-r chep and In gocxl repair
II Y Kiilcht
dU
110 N Market st.
STF.KKsFORSM.F-We haw fifty vnA felln,:
Hwn near the city, over 'Ml jind -weli,'
whlf h e will wll n alx monthx' tfawt, refiti
intcres' Apply or write hldi-ldic A laupv
Comm'ssion ilwrchnnta. Stock ard C"-4
A TTFNTION HOME SEEKEIlis-I Have In u y
offlcti tilacc- ac ext dlsrrlDllon ti faruta .f.
all stac-s of Irnurwrmentis Rod from a -it-re tr t
to a larc- and ionimortlon -rtucti ranch, wtxxi
wlili h we will exehaaite for etuA nropraly east
can suit anv man who means bHlei Oar !bt i
large and we-ll seler-teil. Can oell on en u--3i
bjwvial bargains few -pot -h 4 ail an.l se tc
Yours truly, a. b. Nelaoa, nxjmt 2 aad over iki N
Matket. dSCt
INFOMaTIOV WANTED-Anyoni knowing tho
whrealKHits of iMtitiil Jl rrf'Tardk wlolaaap
s,vd to be In he wt'rn country will tout; a
Tavor on anu'wo- f rsrd by rtttis to Mr Janm
Edvs arda. Waverly lllinow. Uurgta coo&ty. P
O. box IT, V est'Jrc paper pUmm cooy
w l5u-w Iwj
THOE WANTIVO to rwt,bwyor H farm or
city proj-rt', call at tbe Kal MmI aed Ho&lai
agency of lrael Bros Well nwaMtxl r'atlnr frvp
crty in in gfetxl demand, if prpartid is car it tliat
of nnrtsKhJnU.lMie ttoitat bar?ata la tAmarw,
eitaer farm 'tr city Jalt or coriaapettA. OCftr,
room 1, !2S N. Market. Imtw1 taxfldl&c. BB tf
EOR RENT-ROOMS.
t ndor this head k f ll er day.
T?OR REXT-Qwl roo anxi bnart t lljr day
-a. 10 w nwraa u i mm a . w jmw m. aip
TTvoR RR.NT Ptsuuw rwwaa, '-iwao - prtrt
X1 ui from ncqui lor rem ft at aj and
W
I?OR BEN'f-Tro vrr Janps Bleary farxOafaMj
L fisotji rrmsi. Tornav ravoaaliae t 'iil
L3TrBOrC ar.
TT'OR RENT
JL? from iM-exa.
I
'OR RENT-wtVr rtrMkd trwt
rws. ill Nor Tfg-a 4 X-64
T70K REXT-Nlr-y frMMl trams. rao.
J mas Tfr-i- Mra i. sdctMoe.
ttft
FOR RENT-aSCSLLA2rCUS
('dr t ol 3r )-r Ua ?r 4r.
TTORREXT
A Kv&
yuuw OBfj-M ramhta twrt
I lanjolr- at Tttt
S Lreona.
L'Ofc RET-HK'I at trs-c of to n tttm
j for y mtmt y J. L.Hafrr 0mr
im E. Iateia a'0-- Cm-ti
FOR RS-vT Farm Property.
I r t femt jc a lis Mr 4y
STOLEN.
r4w tbi a4 5e inrr ltf -fmr Jy.
FOR RENT--RsSIDENC3a
td- tfete ba-4 3r vz ila- rr
Fop. REjnr or fall-a m- w-m
cJj- laufe rww- jpta. -aiT. vm wa laaia
fw hor- tmr- tn aa4 em,L t-aca
jT"ta rttrirc Kaia awo ltoeg, t- ijra mi
b9SUt V. uer asriscc r 2t twmoii ani
CJbMtr
T rRET-Nr 1
:Ki
a-i s.
Hi!r. TK Eaat iMi. tUtL
to-
X r Elm. EiMFCtr to x JUrt-A f
;r aboctk.
G FOK RF.VT-Owc of mmi a dMar
WEZZX ir'rmMsmjm- !- 11 a . wft - - - a".
. k Hbuc UkA. Htt
d? rOK &KNT- RotMMrx ta all Javra rf t&a
tl 7 Urjuei Brt. t X atarttxt. rfTI-tf
JL3.1 try. JaIU aai tlafZi. Call
rmm v.
3?OR RENT-Stores, Office Rooms
Under this head 2c a. lino per day.
T70R RENT-Cheap Rricc store room. No. 511
Jc Ea.t Dougla-s tCh.vc Hunters old Grocery
standi Bamesj c Son. 3Si E. Dooj;la.s d SI tt
TAKEN" UP.
Under this nead 2c per line per day.
FOR EXCHANGE
Under this head ic per lino per day.
nun!
ranches m diSerent part of Kansas for property
eseu moEww Jitjsourt tarm aim oat raWJ 13
Cedar county. Ale. to exchange for KavwU&d.
A. s. Nelson. Wkhita. Kaa, lk N Alarket dfl7-&
STRATED.
Under this Lead iepr line p-r day.
j; OR SALE Horses and Vehicles
Under this he&d 3c a line- per day.
FOUND.
Under this hfad 3r pr Use per day.
FOUND The ixxt and cheapest hard ial at L. C.
Jaeksoa, US snih Fourth &tcbiuv dW-Ii
"IT'OIND At tWs ofSco old pstpers. f or ale at 1 J
X' ceata per hundred. dtl-lf
AV A VrT,T?lS-EVF-RY POSTMASTEU
V -J- JLJ1.XJ in thi Sute of Xana.vt t,
Ui s.ubcrlotion tor Use ffwllj Eagkf A cotercl
mp of C.-hurua ua the Icdin Terrltery cv k
with every MW yearly saWr!br. Pclntaster
send for terms now U tne time to maS: monev: Tb's
siap Is JlajS inche, and is th mot coniplpmp t
OiUtioiav taat fij. teea puUisUed Aadreai, TaK
W1CIH1A E.VULE, Wichita. Kjuiahv
CU tf w58
FINANCIAL.
Under this ittA 3c ptr line per day.
MONEY TOLOAN-OnnII kinds of chMUo snr
Hy. coIlanus snd Irm Rstorts .t Atxri.
front rexmi over 114 North Hals.
ai.V
WANTED-Jtooy toionn SHiuxtapnaMs on
furn.turt. itianwc, wea. ksrs.
cattle, fir. v. Wttllastr wnUwut cernwMitti
and First, room I. d6
CvlLVTTEL and collateral loans, room C 5r
Yvick block clnt;
MONEY TO LOAN on pUaos. orgAni, bons
hold furnuuro hof4s. mains. caUlu. wmcus,
Imggtes and all kinds ot coiv eoilnteml rrMBrttjr In
smaiior iic auiourts. Money nlwitr i hinuL
lerm-tioT I can renewed at original rates. Dlek
inson A Co.. risim Vc rtlwli fc block d tf
"V TANTKD Bf-ro-nrr for monyo Cr men.
1 1 rcv on $ria. If yon wat to rBw mr
old reus xi aicw rt cf (n'ert cU cu ii. WicU
tBxnklatt,i.. No 1U1 DucU'- actfwb.
"TTTAN'TriV- To lend rnor.j oa rrm ad lin-
T provd ientr. city property jo Itwg
tiraa at t pr Cf ui fcnd rr.ocaCii eomrullO(i. Nu
delav irher tjj nua n good J HuotahrsyA
Son dn-tf
WANTED rtiTTofr-rtrnr tnoney- wtuAC Bony
IT t tho lor-v .-ates on all kfnd ot ohl
uurliv io&im. Mid utioon koocI reorttftMoa frat.
WKkita Banking Co No. U Wl DiKJgla t.
STORAGE.
Coder thi hia.'e ior Imoperday.
STORAOfi For hoiieholt irod or mcrchlUe
touorlttfi If job hiT kuy eoodji to tiur
brine tb.Mu t ih VMCtdUi h'.erio Cu No. Ui TTuS
Uocjliici l-tt
FOR TRADE
Under this head its per Use per day.
ITIOR TRADF Good trsonal araport)- Slls t.
? ry day. To traili for ioleW- ttnlmprov-A iut
tnrimbred lots. V. ill drnti wlthownxr 0ty. Ad
dress G W II care Hotel Matnnwto. dW3
rfOTRADK Forrlty propertr. a nr-tjla Jflni
1 two-.tsl cnrr.icrfe ti ae .arge horsa and br
ncs A M Was-sam dt8.tf
a Y. BOYD. M, D.
Th? only HocKo In tiy6tvto -who ernptorc" thn
pn'umtli5 OblrwA. M'sltcnVNl air and vnyMa.
tretinat. It SiuiHwSvlgrd brxh'i lrdlTia pftl
llotnii to 1m the bet trmtmenl knuwn f4 the out
f cobiumptlun. c:rrli, B.itaun. etc
Dr Borfl HhavinsThDn7.rnalRtKysrvaiV3raAV:r
a peclaltv Of rhroo''' r tt" nte3!Ax ajr. mI
h'i. Throat arj 4Xi-U w jUj. U iuA aiwI Rh-c-t
diwmjtsns Slop cr-pc .rap, Tunota. b-wntillrur, tnaia
ach. Liver lUdtvry tyi Hjifto llhfv m
cu rnd wltbont the t- H tE tJ. RliixinutB,
Mecraif'jv. HmCclii' inrzyi,x rH"rrd UeiUU
T"jstorKl vriimjt.rckBadoarBi'Tt'ai mctUiM.''aBi'ia.
Phyaloal detrtUir w Venwa. TaJnc Dti-.-i t
wvtin re rtveonr l; aattit. (jmrt'tat(s ao4
sxataltUoa frreftnd lartt.! ph, U f HOTO.
Iloo&a 1, i, and I, on 1441?. Mafc. WlciUt. Ko.
WiCHAS. LAWRENCE,
list , 1 '
LICALER If
Pholographera' Supplies.
102 E. Douglas areun,
WICHITA, - - KAN.
LAWYERS.
Jn cJOitid a4 for fUt. ATTOKfi:T9"
rt KET AS EJ7 uV'l ia any i-u,t. iw la
ity fvmrt 'ijoyrlitS l" 3 TI BMt ?"
IwitMTSV.iJlM -AOKDa4 -ttb It
tfiaALAJETKaLa4 UtAJ-.T Kfirrh
J( y Ir.tZ.I afajfl fw Wfittr, ' si
lVXi!y Kt x tnta aad 4r T- trv'H I
t,t a -tt Ut rrT Sa tfca jmr'im r4 '
taeilct lovc.4 wtwuOitSI Va JpMSEi
II? ATTO,"fci.r, ?TrHi"rVK?. KYV U
I;Vt J It. or -"'Ji W rat 9n;tlri i. 7 a44fK
6p T"x9 ft l V .
va nu KrTT a?irt- Ua f aU ttrvJ ef i
Eaaatt Crai "sr ttl ziyur ai4.l4 i-,
THE WICHITA EAGLE.
vricmTA. ILaNaa.
Harv-t lumrttmm -1 JIUia.
Tits Sabia F ruoto wtlj aH, ua Ant
. last, Tuvod-ui? xmrAtiu ti&M at
TMUy rdacd rte tlwi mom fAs ler
rtmmd trip irnm V, icbtta u U sola Ut
Tezxa, ?'okKJi of Tzju, Ctimt
Smrr UmxUx,. Vlmh, "Vy'jmmtmz. faljdto
uxi Moaukaa. Tickt am asw ime
tiirl7 ir frtHB tlat- of ua. rritm fr
ercrs ailiv-d &t otr.mct? o rtUtn trtflt
Parties dewrtas to mak" a Uairtj 4j'
trip 10 mit of ih -rntra RURcutbtto n
tort, xuclot.rx Lm r& Hot -jwhwea
Colorado pnat. .k4 Cf.mtm. Xtmt
loo. Grt Mtm&uuj fail. e . am mm
atooe bf Uakia-C "Arutz-: of th Im
r&t4 oe im Iirrs4 ilxcrioa 4asi. Fr
Ik.? rijt ad outmr iDforcsuoae. ca& r
W. f MarAoci: a-st A.. r7& P. H.
JL, tw addaott
frr t Nnwu?,
C. P. & T. JL. A. . T & tx F. . H.
??, iCaaaA.
rrrclioisKeSAareArs ar3rw rasaisr
en fcil traias tm lit C. K. Sc X. railway
"Hose L&xai KmtiUiSltiw&ss Vt'lihJii
TopatA, KxmM Ct;. St. Jote'X. ChJoara
HasraTed TaLLLKG
cirda at th;
d2tf
1 Wat.U JiGL iitis.
