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Site WLxcMiu Kity agle:. ittsttaij IJItfmmigf, IJtftfcwTrcr 25, 1890 i w i ffi iV Fr iSVi 1111'. i t n l FINANCEANDCOfflERCE WICHITA MABBBT3. Keceipts of Live Stock at the Union Stock Yards durlngr the past 48 hours--163 Cattle, 658 Hogs. Shipments 161 Cattle, 974 Hoffs. There was no change in the cattle mar ket. Only a few native cattle were offered. The receipts were largely range cattle which were forwarded in first hands. WICHITA LIVE ST00K MARKET Wichita. Kan., Not. 2t CATTLE. But i a w cattlo -were on the market. Prices remain unchanged. Ktwe rtlpplwr (ftp. cooflto oxtrj-WZS 2 00 Good to Mtranatlvabutcfcer steers, 1000 1200 Ib M 2.5 Katlve-f.edlnx steers. " - 2 - JCatlve Mockers... .. .55". i 5 Choice cow and hrffcn... - J ' - 1 alrto Koed cows anil heifers 1 Zo ' ; Bulls and Mn jj? J Jji ralToailln? f gm Good yearllns . '? j cJmH.w.7.. ... ..!.!!...:................. i ot s.i io 1'oorercradMnnd pcalluwags W 2-J 5 cnlcalv.,. porfcoad J" J IV 1ejfiSPtcr, coodto ustra - - ? 1 -xsls t era, fair ? m J i Uexuscotvs '' RFPRr.sr.NTATIVC SALES. Follovrlnir are tlio representative tal of. came at the Mock yards today: Ko. Description. Av'- Frl'-' i Feedlnc fitter W2 2 15 0 Cow s and half ore . '.I !' 1 IMfor W0 2 2? 1 JJull U3 125 11008. Tho hog receipts wero light today, only about 050 being received. The market was strong, 5 cents higher today than on Saturday. Buyers were slow to take hold and tho market closed early with a load or two of hogs unsold. Tops sold for $3.55, with bulk at ?3.45 3.50. There was not much improvement on light and rough hogs. Packers took tho bulk of sorted hogs at $3.45(S3.55. Speculators took some of the culls and pigs at very mean prices. ni:pnrsENTATivB raizes. TjiefolloTvlni: are tlie representative salos of hogs rlllifyrdM touav: Jo TO T2 10 1U u 64 4 ft fi 1 1 8 0 DocU Trim. No Dock Av. rileo 3 60 2P0 SIX) 1 .... &1) 3M 300 2X0 2W 345 21 3 ?45 212 asi 2P 22 SIS 4'W .Vfl 363 200 I'lOS AND LIGHTS. 40 130 IfiO s saw liS h!)0 3 45 R4- 8 4S 3 40 R40 .140 300 8 00 lftj 190 141! 135 13T 1!C 123 1M 121 M 129 8') 40 120 40 1 boar, 400 lbs. f5 0). Good mntton phecp. 8Tk100 .... Good tock ewes, 7&i3o0 Gcod stoci', wethers. 763S5 Cood to extra lambs ...S .Wvl 25 ...2 U). 51 ...3 OiftS 0 ...t 104 50 Wichita drain Maritct. Wichita. Kan.. Nor. 22 Tho hrat enpply vas fair. Thoro wa8 no change In the prices of grain. Following are tho closing quotations: GRAIN Car lot on traclt. AVIIEAT-No 2 7Sc. No 2 hard 72c. No 3 74c, No tFSc CORN No 3 or better 4Sc. white 49c, new com tSc OATS-43c RYK No 3. or lKtter 7rc HAY ti SOgfi 00 por ton in car lots. GROUND CORN-Chop In car lots Socper 100 lb j llrlcr Mention. Hogs 5 cents higher. A train of Texas cattle in todny. Croft & Forbes, Anthony, had a load of hogs in. J. T. Hnmmnr & Son, Clearwater, sent In a half load of hogs today. J. M. Peterson & Son, Sharon, had a load of hogs on today's market. Sara Stewart, Medicine Lodge, marketed a load of hogs today. Philo Hunter, Elbing, brought in a load of hogs today. Prank 31cCoy, of the firm of McCoy & Underwood, was down from Kansas City yesterday. Huvers todav wero Dold 387, "Whittaker W, Welhener H4, Hanks 01. The .-cale oflice is being remodeled and sealed inside. LITE ST00K MAEKET. Uy Teiocrapn. CT. l.ons. Mo Nor, 21 CATTLr.. Rerelpt. J590 shipments 230. .Market hlcher. Names 1.1 KXJ.fi 10. BtorkerH and feeders. y li3 20. Texan Mid Indian Meerf2 408 10. HOGS-Kecelpts 21IW; hlpmentM 'M). Miuket higher. Heavy $3 S.V i (K). mixed 3 3 W3 a'. SHbKP Receipts Kl Mdp inenta !)). Market blow. Good to choice t UUJ. 4 6. Kansas Citt. Mo.. Nor. 22. CATTLlMieeelpt. JMOt hhlpinents .Wl). Market "strong to 10c higher. itoen'JS40cl475: cowf2((X2.,iO Mockers and feed ers anhUJOU. liOGS-KrcciptN 92)rfh shipment 1450. ilRrket fteady to 10c higher. Hulk 3 55(S.3 75 all ciatlos f3(0(S !. SHELP Receipts 670; ehlp tnents240. Market steady and unohanged. CntrAGO. HI., Nor. 54 The Drovers' Journal, reportn CATTLF IterelpJv 1.3(0. Bhlnments 4ii. Market I4ve and higher Prtmo export Meers 15 35 C4 itk othen, tt 00a4 S.V Trians 12 2.V3 20. rangers 3 2li3 2.' nOGS-llereliitR 21,000. shipments Rough and mmtnon M 00ifi 75, prime mixed and paikers $3f0a00, prime heavy and butchers eljjhts f3 f, k4 0T. light 3 HU3 S5, pigs 2 50&3 2,'.. flinr-l'. Iieoelptd 1300. slilpmonU 1). Jlatkot heavy and lower Natives Jl 005 00. rt"terns.y'.)0i2l7Cj Toxans t8 75S4 CO. MABKETS BY TELEGKAPE New Ik ork Jloner. New YoniT. Nor. 21. Money on call eney, ranglug jrom 3 6 i?r cent Closing offHrsl at 4 percent. Prime mercantile taper &4Q&. Merlins richine yult and tendy at t4 7!f. for 0 day bills nnd (4 Hr for denwiui. Chicago Grain and Produce. CniCAOO. III., Nov. SS. Wheat Firm. Torn 11 rm, 'Bt I Irm. Pork Plrm. Lai-d-Flim. bliort ribs Steady. 1 ke leading future closed as follows- A-HEAT-Flrm. Carti SlttofiWi. Docomlver HSKc, Mayl lfGtc asked. 4 OKN Firm MH- NovnlH?r Kte; De-cemler 13 . January SH, .Ma tSKi- .keri. tiATS Firm 44. Dm. ember 4Sc MaJC 6lSi PORK Firm 59 UX December S 00, Jmiuary 11144 MnylillTH. Mov 11210. -HORT RinS-tertdy. Cwh th 4i; Die k 35; Jan lr & SSal 67i. May fi IM 17. ! MtD-DecemlMM- o W, Jaauary C 2J. Ma 6 72H V :a. vi OAK Cut loaf 7Ji.7tc; granulated Hc; Muud ru A lic. C 4i quotations w ere as toJIows 1 LOl'R-Wmter jmtent V4 tfVs COc spriag patent 60yt 7. bakers S M 5a WflKAT-No ? spring and red 944C tORN-No.S.SJJtiC tATb-14u KYi:-7 IURIA'7eo. U,XSKED-$1K. TIMOTHY-Prlm fl 2yl 25. 1 01U-Csa tt 00. LARD-Oash tb a6 (U. HKULDKU-Dr Mtlte4 U SlhFii 01 SHORT CLEAR S1DE&-J4 S33i 96. A RISKY -1 14. Rece4p4s. Shipments. ?.hat oiu.. tHIS..., 72axij 187.000 2fiO,OtX) i I.M.S1' ltt.XW, HrTTER Steady. Extra creamery. JS.s,V!. extra flm 3V. UrMs 17IJo, extra dlry ajftJSc. extra trsip IjBtWc. firsts lllc, LGGS-Lowei- M! bt. Louis Produce. St. Lris. Me- Nov. 24. .,'n?-T,'Kh4M'c'in ?1,. December mic CUTb-lllgiwr, CjurtKicW'Ma) 47. POltK StH1. JM17&. LARD-tel Butcher grades 15STS. WIIlsKY-bUd at 1 It. asuus city PrcHlnoe. Kjlnsas Cnv. Me.. Nov. St. The Dally indicator repert. FLOUR-XX. flfic; XXX. 7&s family i fk rfwtee Jl 4tt fancy H xtru lcy UilsS- pteMt HEA, Stroacer. No. 2 hard cash Sto Wd. Xo. S red no '-Id no ottortnes. CiRN Steady. Na. 2 cask SJiic. November H587. . iAT--lcAr. No t cath iiift hid, 49c asWtsl. KDcnbpr 4c bd. 45c a?kei. RK-$lewiy Nm ?cwjbid IUlTKn-ody. Crtfawrr St34c, dalrj- ligai Et 'ieuickisl Ml5c. 1.4H.S-nrat 90s. 1IAY-J5t,ayteftr, Faaty psirie lieCC-JlBM, oodtocholc JTra&SfA ATTOBJETEYB AT IiATV. THOMAS C. WILSOX, City Attorney, 25."! N Main Street. TelephonoNo.il. Wichita, Kansas W. P. Campbell. JAs. L. Dttr. CAMPBELL & DYER, Attorneys at Law. "Wichita, Kansas. H. C. SLCE3. W. E. 6TAT.EY. SL USS Jb STANLEY, Attorneys at Law, Wichita, Kansas. Harris, Harris Vermillion, Attorneys at Law, 111 S. Main St.. Seoond floor. J. R. HALLOTTM.L, Late CJ. S. Attorney. J. E. HmiE. HALLOWELL HUME. Lawyers, 142 N. Main Street. Wichita. Kansas. P. A. RonRBAUGlI. W.H.P.AUCH. liOHltBA UGH cC It A UCH, ATTOnXEYS AT LAW. Proprietors of Western Collection Hurau. Col Iictlons made anywhere In the United States and Canada. No. 147 illn bt, Vlchlta, KaMaa. E.B. JEWETT, lawyer. Rooms 2. 4 and 6 203 N. Mala St., Wichita. Knnsas. dl04-tt Jou.v V. adams. G. v. auams. A BAMS C ABA MS, Attorneys at Law. Offlce. first stairway east of the Wichita National Hank. 116-tf AHCKITECTS. a W. TERRY, Architect and Superintendent. Rooms 16 and IT Blttlnc block, Wichita, Kahiw IF. R. McrnERSON, Architect, l'.oom IS, No. WO North Male Street, Wichita, Kansas. HT-tf w. t. xjtomirooT. g. w. ninD. FROUBFQOT & BIRB, Architects and Supeiintondents. Ofllce in Fcch htimer block. A.J. APFLEGATE. (With A. IX Mallory Abstractor, Conveyancer & 2Totary Public Fine drauchtlnc a specialty. Complete abstracts to any land In Sodcwick county. Oalce. Jut at right 0'wcf.tentraice. Main street. New Court IIcue, Hrsi floor. Prompt service iiarantcod. Telepliono S. iwvtf PHYSICIANS. E. E. HAMILTON, M. B. ipecialtlc;: Dltease of the Eye. Eur, Noso and Throat, ( atarrh and fitting glasses. Office 127 N. Market street, Iuracl A. Myers block. H. Brctndom, MB. SPECIALTIES; Eye. Ear and Cancer. No money required until Cancer is removed. Office 40 1 East Douglas A'enue. OfHco hour from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. d&w 7)1!. C. C. FUR LEY. PIIYSIC1AN : AND : SUROIZON. orrirn: S31 Ea-t Douglas Ave. Telephone No. 115. I lliSIDUN'CE. Furley Block, I A djol ning the Offlco. J) J?. E. EMMA COBV, Female and children's diseases spreclalty. Home for Ladles during confinement. Strictly private wi,en so desired. Letters of inquiry confidential nul answered immediately on receipt of Mine. Home, 711 Pouth Ida ave. Wichita, Kan. Hli-tf E. Y. MUX SELL, M. B. FPECIALTIES. Modlcil and surgical dls. e.isf-s of Kve. Ear. Nose, ami Throat. Removal of facial and other blemishes; nnd fit ting spectacles. Office and residence. 1200 South Emporia. Gl-tf BOCTOR JEXXIXGS Eye. Ear, Noso and Throat. Office I2C N Main street, residence. 813 N Iiwreoco acnue. Office hours 3 to U a. m., and 2 to 6 p. m. D-4 Bit. CROSKEY. EYE, - EAR, - SURGERY, Office hours 9 to 10 a. in- 1 to 4 p. m. hunday. 9 to 10 J0.a. ro. Room IS. Fechheimer Kulldliig. '0 CURT f Dr. I E. Bennett '0 PAY PILFS. riSSUKE FISTtTI,A and all ll'easn of tho rectum cured without he use of the knife, liga ture, caustics ordetention from business. No money to be paid until patient Is cured. Prlto Disetuos in both sexos ppecdily cured. Call on or address -.., DR. J. E, BENNETT, jgtf offlco 143 S Main St. DEXTISTS. BR. E. H CREBITOM. Dentist. Office 144 N. Main ovorMnlth&Ptover's. Ylnli7dalr jdmlnlstered. Rebideute b--t) . lo pckaacnue. Wichita, Kansas. Ji-tr B. W. SMITH, Dentist. 117 North Main Street, ono door south of Flnlay 'foss,' Furniture Home. W ichltu, Kan. Cotf Tull srts of tcth. . J?, and 110 Gold Fillings. $1. and up; biher, 75c; Kxtrnc'Inc wth cocaine. 50c Wo 3.uarait4, Mtlf ictlon. tn i'ainit'3 Licuiuis. BOYB'S BEXTJ L ROOMS, Dit. T. F. Born. Diu J. A. HoLLk.viu:nGER 113E.t Douglas Avenue. lli'-tf REAIi ESTATE AGEXTS C.A.WRIGHT. GEO. STARK MILLER Notary Public WRIGHT & MILLER, Eeal Estate Dealers, HENTAL AGENTS. rm andsell Real Es-tate on commission, collect jents". have lepairs made economically and remit promptlv. Correspondence follcltod. Now Is the time to buy and lay tho foundation for n fortune Reference All parties for ihom Tie havo done lnisiness. here or else ti hero. 1U7 North Mam ttreet in Cltlrens' Bank Building. Telephone. 220. rU) W. ISUATI, R. C. ISRAEL Nolao- Public ISRAEL BROS. Real Estate and Rents. Telephene 319. To bu Wk-hlta city property or Sedgwick county Isnd at present prices means large returns on iour money, Wichita, with her stock and otoer iduus trles. Is Just in her infancy, and such bargains as we can now offer ere n'ver offered before All having business In our line sre Invited to call or correspond. The Wichita interests of non-residents properly and faithfully cared for. Office second floor 125 North Market, Israel Building. dfXf j.m. rniuirs. 5. t. FHit-nrs. FHILLIFS P F1TTLLIFS, ETERINARY SURGEONS. Graduates of the ( hlcago Veterinary College. We are prepared to do all kinds of Veterinary ork Including Dentistry. Canine and Cattle PrhCtjce. Hospital acvoramodaUons for all patients reculrlng reCial cftr t 1 per dr. Persons wish ing to porcn.e a hore can e It examined and a certificate C soundne-i given for JA. In surgi'ry we ue the latent de ices Including an operating table. Cftll by telephone, telegraph or mall will recelva prompt auenuon by day or night. Office. 114 NoJrth Lwrnc Avenue. Ofllce tele- 5 hone No. 7L Residence C50 N. Topeka ave. Resl ence telephone No. 215. 123 U IV ASSAM, BA VIES f- ROOB EEAL ESTATE AGrEXTS largest list of city and Island property for sale, Alo the famous Alvln and Hitchcock trult land for sale. W rite for Information. Ortice Mood building. Oaleton. Texas. ICtX PHOTOGRAPHERS. ROGERS. The Photographer. Pictures la all sires and stylet He also carries the fines a'sortraeot of picture frames in the oKy. Olo him n friefidly i-all and axamlne w.mple. VETERIXAR Y S URG;S. Take tbe Frisco flver to St lAHiis aad the cast It leaves Wichita at 255 p. m. daily. 50ft $mMm& 2 75 'fcT3 2 70 5'l53S55 is Mmmm 2 40 'SJ'' l i wisest II. C. CAMPBELL. Cattle Salesman. J. O. Dayidsok, Pre. c. A. WAXurn, V. P. Jorx DrnsT,Caahler. CITIZENS' : BANK. PAID UP CAPITAL, - - $ 500,000 STOCKH'D'RS luU31XrrY. 1,000.000 Largest Paid Up Capital of any Bank la tho State of Kansas. Snippers of Live Stock can save both time and money by doing: their business through the Stock Yards Branch OF THE CITIZENS BANK. Arthur Faulkner, Cashier RAILROAB TIMETABLES. MISSOURI PACIFIC K. IU A11KIVE.I LEAVE. Kansas City Express St. Louis JIall and Express. Kansas City Express Wnfleldand Klow a Express Kiowa Mixed wichita :rn co lohado, Colorado Mail .-.nd Express Colorado Mixed 7:10 A M 21 r m 7-m p m '. ai p i lOuSAM 8A 1 OlP II P 40 P M 7:o0 A M 4.15 P U 515PM 7 10 a M 11:15 AM C 25 P JI Depot Second and Wichita 6treet: ticket office 120 North Main street. K. E. IJi.r.citnnr. Paspngfi and Ticket Agent. TIME TABLE CHICAGO, HOCK 1&LA"1 ic PAC'P iLAIJ.IVAV. r'firent Ttock Island ftoute.") In cf7ect on and after October 1?. 1S.11. I aiiiuve l.CAVE fiOIVG NORTH AND EAST. No. 2 Colorado Snrins. Denver and Pacific Coast I.xprcss dally 855 a m 855 a it f 53 pit 1125 pm o. - Kansas City, t. Louis nnd Chlcspo. Thiouirh Mall and ex. daily 610am :to.4 liansis City, bt. Louis and Chicago night ex. dally No. (2 Ar rnminoi'.atlon. dally except Sunday.. 3155AM GDI.NO hOUTH. Ko. niCnnsns Cltv. St. Louis and Chicago ex. daily 6S5a m M).l Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago thiou-rh inj.ll and ex. dally C55FM !C0pm 230 PM jo. ci Accomiuodatlon, daily except Minday . . . . ' ; "'p m Elecsnt recllnlnK chair cars on all trains, and Pnllman sleepers fiom Wichita to Kansas City and Chicaico without chance on nlcht trains. Tickets Fold and hasgage vhecked through to all points north, south, castand vest, and steamship tickets sold to all European points at lowest rates. City ticket ofllce 1G0 East Douclas avenue, corner Main htieet, passenger station corner Douglas aud 3Ieai anues. Telephone l'J. C.A. itrTTTERronn, Ticket AjeuL .1X0. SniUSTMN', G. T. A P. A., Chicago, 111. st. i oris s n 1'itANcisco iu i:. I AKKIVi: I I.I.AVE Going West, pass (to Ells-I vnrthl 525am AM Going west, pais, (stops at B-irrton) 4.')pm 455pm Going East, passenger. !fiAM SIB.t'1 f.oinir E.ist, passenger. 10&j 1' M in ll i w Going East 22ol'it Going West lo Ilurrton 227 I'M C ity Pnlon Ticket office. 122 North Main street and Union Depot, Douglas avenue. WltniTA A WESTFUN It. n. I UiitivK r.rwr Going West, piss, (dally)., Going AVcst, freight Going East, pass , Going E.ist. freight , 320 PM 12 15 P M 9 50 AM 1J 15 pm I 1 nlon Ticket ofllie 122 North Main street, rnlou Passenger Station corner Douglas and 5th aenues. W. D. JlruiiocK. D. P. A. ATCHISON. lOPI.KA i. S N TA FE II. U. TRAINS. A18U1VC I I.HAVK NORTH ANIir.ATr No. 411 Kansas City express 8 45am No. 4i C Chicago lostibuled express. . . 9 55AM 10 CO AM No. I0s Missouri River ex press 6MPM " 9 00PM sorTH AN'n WM. No. 107 Oklahoma City and Oklahoma express 740AM 745AM No. 4 Caldwell and Pan handle expresf- 740am 745AM No. 405 Ft. Worth. G.ihes ton and Texas expi ess. . 6 05pm 510PM No 4U Wichita Express, from Kansas City. 4 55 r M stops hero Trains marl ed thus . dilly. EQrlPMKXTORrH AND EAST. Train No. 414. Kansas City express, runs solid to Kansas City, has cha'r car service. Train No. 401 has through Pullman from Gait es- tonaud connects at Newton with so'id -.estibu'ed I express to Chicago without change, nrrling there at JJ next morning. Train No. 403 hue free reclining chair car to Kan- i S.-IS City. Pullman to Kmsas Clt, also to Topeka, Atchison and St. Joseph EQUIPMENT SOl'TII AX3 WEST. Tiam No 4u7, his Pullman and chair cars. Train No. 405 has through Pullman car to Ft. W onh anl Galveston. . Train No. 411 has reclining chair car from Kansas City and stops at Wichita City rnli.ii Ticket ofllce 122 North Main street.and Union P.isscne: fetation corner Douglas and 5th avenues. W. D. MURDOCH. D. P. A. Antlraclte. ( .iii'n City. Mi ill star. Cmh m1 Coka. Weir ty air.- Mlnden Peldmont Fmlthlnir. I Yard. 541 V est Doue'iM. Branch offlco 137 North Main. Telephone 192. dlMtt SGITIVAJITZ BROS. It otilu Miiviy flash Hist. Mi-s. Cobwigger Oh, dear, I've spilled the bottle of ink over j-our tablecloth! I'm afraid I've rained it. lire. Brown- Xot at nil, my dear. It's only the bottle of indelible ink. Mun sey's Weekly. Natural Illstory. Little Sister Is tails any use to mon-ke-5? Little Brother Of touree they is. They is to help the monkey hang on when the organ grinder walks. Street 6c Smith's Good Xews. Another Incident In Johnnie's Life. Mamma Johnnie, what are yon do ing with that mustard plaster? Johnnie Puttm it where papa spanked me. Grandma says it's a good thing to draw out pain. Yenowine's Xews. No Scconil Fylillo. Lovett Miss Flirtetthas taken np the violin: so I don't go there any more. Skipit What's that got to do with it? Lovett She can scrape along with on& bow now. New York Herald. Tho Way of the "World. "Plunkitt," said Dncketts, "if you had a million what wonld yon do?' 'Wish I had another," replied Plunk itt Puck. A Misconstrued Call. p ssk& The Landlord I tailed to see abonr the rent. Mrs. Hartigan Y did? Well, all Oi hav' t say f th' likt av yon is that il yez'll bn new shirts wanst in tin yeai there'll be no rents in thun. That wna that was tore was like a cobwib. Frank Leslie's. V?5fr frfcg1 e -tr iwr... v -tv H &?t &Q' ' "Al ELDRIDGE & CAMPBELL, Wichita Union Stock Yards, Wichita, Kansas REFERENCE-Bradstreet's Report, Citizens' Bank. Kansas Nan Bank. It. YT. ELDRIDGE, Hog Salesman Special Information by Wire Free on Application. UTE : STOCK : COMMISSION : MERCHANTS New morning express, Kansas Citrto Chicago. Tbe Santa Fe route. 43-tf WOMAN'S VVuhL i.i r-AKAGRAPHS Ought Women to Be Dependent on Men for Pecanlsry Support? It b a question I havo been thinking about for a good many years, and at lengih I have made up my mind to pro claim my theory boldly, and come out and say that tnen are under no obliga tion to support women and it ought not to be expected of them. There is only one exception, and that is where a wo iian has little children who need her care. In a better organization of so ciety even the mother of little children would be free to pursue her own voca tion; for the babies would be cared for m a co-operative nursery, and get bwtter treatment than any one woman, were she a dozen times mother, could give them. The pecuniary dependence of women on men is the root of all their other disabilities. Remove that and the rest will follow. It gives man the feel ing of ownership in a woman, and woman the feeling that she is owned. A woman has as good a right to work for her living as a man has. Where she has her own occupation, sticks to it faithfully and makes money at it, she can meet a man on equal terms, face to face, and marry him or let him alone as her affec tion dictates. Then we shall have fewer divorces and a happier, more beautiful race. Pecuniar dependence is slavish and weaktniug. It leaves woman's best capabilities undeveloped, and makes of her a moral, intellectual and physical dwarf, a coward and a deceitful crea ture. So let her use all her powers of mind and bodv. and go in and work for her living bravely and gloriously, keep ing out of her head all fool nonsense about stopping in a few years and mar rying some man who will "support" her. The money getting occupations are open ing to women magnificently, so fast in deed that I cannot begin to half keep track of them in this column. On tho whole, too, men aro beginning to treat women very fairly, realizing that if one occupation becomes overcrowded others will open, and the world is big enough for all honest workers. Fanny Williams, a plucky Indiana girl, has completed one contract for ten miles of grading upon a railroad track, and has contracted for thirty-five miles more. Mrs. Ellen C. Bacon, of Toledo, O., has been appointed n pension claim agent. She is chairman of the children's com mittee of a humane society, and much of her work lies among the orphan children of soldiers. It was in order to secure pensions for them that the power to act officially in their behalf was given to her. She was recommended for appoint ment by several eminent lawyers. Bicycle riding for women is a pictur esque, graceful and lively exercise. It ought to be encouraged in every way. But when a lady appears in public upon a squeaking, rusty old tricycle and wears fiery red stockings and low cut shoes it has a tendencj to temporarily discour age bicycling as an exercise for women. Mrs. Florence Lewis, of Minneapolis, has perfected an invention which is a credit at once to her head and heart. She was fond of outdoor exercise and bicj'cle riding. But tho problem with her was how to get away from her baby long enough to take the needed exercise upon the wheel. So she put her woman's wits to work, and the result is a bicycle with a comfortable seat for the baby fixed just in front of the handle bar. Now both mother and baby take tho air and sunshine together, and get health and beauty. Women teachers, how is this? A boy tells me that he prefers men teachers to women because men do not "fly up and get rattled," and even when they punish a pnpil they do it coolly and calmly. So don't "fly up and get rattled." Assume a virtue though you havo it not, and control yourself outwardly, even though 3ou are a raging volcano within. It is the only way to control others. Weak people aro alwajs sputtering and ex citable. A Tretty Novelty. The latest novelties and oddities in small bits of imported table china arq the rounded cabbage or long pointed lettuce leaves, curled upward and deli cately tinted from white in the center to the richest natural green. They are to be had only at the ItsJLian shops and cost from o0 cents to $4, according to size. The larger cabbage leaf bowls are used for salad or fruit, and the smaller ones for olives or butter. They are par ticularly appropriate for butter plates, as in many a country home the golden store is enveloped in the cool palm of dew covered cabbage leaves to make its way to market. The association is strengthened when the dainty butter balls are served on the lunch table, fresh and cold from the hollow of such a leaf plate sot upon a small Venice mat edged with a wreath of embroidered clover leaves in green WOTZ rc- MM ITALIAN BriTEB LFAF .VND MAT. and silver. The mac is a circle of white satin jean: the leaves are first worked with a skeleton edge of clover green silk in Kensington stitch, and finished with a buttonholing done over a silver cord. The stitches in the buttonhole work are quite wide apart so as to saow the cord. This silver cord washes well and costs thirty-live cents for six yards. When finished. th hnen is cut away from the outer ede of tbe clover lfar&i. Waring aseoilvp. Before doing tSi. however, the met should be iLunpaoed on the wrong s'de and laid npon a piece of flan nel face down, and pressad with a warm iron. Emma Hoffstt Tysg, ADVERTISE T -o O O o I 7 2 A Two--cenT COLUMN. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. Your Wants Supplied. Th followlnff rates under the different headings svlll be charged. 3?Payable Strictly in Advance. No advertisements taken for Ies3 than 10 cents. One line advertisements charged sjune raw a two NO ADVERTISEMENTS TAKEN "TO KtC UN TIL FORBIDDEN " Prices siren under classified heads In tbl column Applicable only to local ad."ertlem"nt.i. No loreizu tdvertlsementa taken at prices eiven. Answers to adTertbementa ent In care of th EA6LK cElcs should be Killed for within lUdaTi ifter insertion. Whh adrerilers wish replys for warded to theai stamped enrsiopes aaust be sent. Keferenee to former advertisements shook! glv do-crtpticn aad dueof Insertion or copy of the au ertrlsement t-hould be j"it. Not rcsPO'jlb fftr advertisements civen or dis contSnced by telephone WAXTEB FEMALE II ELF. Lnder this head .'c per line per day. Domestic. TTANTED-A COMPETENT GIRI. TO DO OEN- eral housework in a family of four. Apply at 1205 N Law i once a e. ; tf w ANTED-A COMPETENT GIRI, TO DO general housework. AppIyatK2.East i:tth su d6'-f VANTFD-A GOOD GERMAN GIRI. FOR general houtswork. Call at So North Water strest. dia' ANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL ork. Call at .57 North Waco. d 1 tf ANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, Clfc North 1 opeka . ve. d 151 tr X arses. -J ANTED NUIteE. COLORED OR WHITE Y V ouo ho understands the care of a younc toy. Call at 433 Law l enco . e. V 3t M isctlla n eons. TANTED-A COMPETENT LADY HOOK- keeper and stenographer. Address U. A: is, Ealc oOkc. d 2 Ct SI T UA TI OX S FEMALE. Lnder this head It per line per djj. Boniest ics. X arses. Jloasheepers. M ificellancoas. ""VST ANTED-A REFINED AND ENERGETIC V lady who has some Knowled'o of art to so licit order-, for a t hristiaas urt boot. Call or ad-dre-is R 1" 1U7 Est Douglas ave, d 155 Tt BRESSMA KIX G. X t dtr tins Head 2c per line per ilnr. f"RLSS MAKING LADIES YOU (AN GfcT Jif our tailor mad j -tulis, cloaks jacket... .len iievi Miller costumis and underwear, bridal trous s ..us, etc., o.c, made at room i, Zlmnieriy build Int. special atu-iitit-n uien to i utttni: ana fitting. Latest stj lea and periet.1 III cuaruntoed. Mrs M. L. Collins. d obt AXTEBMA LE HELF. Lnuer this head 2c per Hue por day. Trades. WAN'ltD -FIRST CI. tS MILL WRIGHT. Must be cupable -nd industrious, steady Job and cool iy to tne riKtit mun. Address uim letertnte. statiui; eiperie.no and last niuiulion, care Miller. P. O. tH)X 11.K v lctilla, Kun. dli tf v AN'l ED-TWO GUOD UEN'CH HANDsTO v worK in our factor), tho-o who undrrtand wood worklnt; machiner) pieferred; to tbe ngnt meutt&dy work the )e.ir round. We want none other than men vho. uuderstaml their busing. Ca.luiad ress the Hutcmnson Jiff. Co., Hutchin son. Kas. a ibi tf Rooh.cejwrt, and Clerks. Jioy. Salesmen, 31 iseealta neons. SI T LA I J O SJ1A LE. Luiicr tins head lc pur Hue per day. Trades. Bookkeepers. Boi. Salesmen. "rANTED-SITUATION BY REGISTERED asgt. pharmaslHt of three ) ears experience, in or out of city. Adaree Drue, cure Laie. dtidC Miscellaneous. YVanted-hy an:lnkhgktic young jian ii place to woi k for oortrd while atlemilu: school, link rstand the care of hoies and cowa. uoo.lrefereiw.es. Lullatthu odlto of the soutu w esttrn uusiuefs tolle.-e. d 4 W. Employment Aacncies. Inilti this head -t j t! 1 tie p, rIa. BLS1M.SS t'JIAXCES. A GEMS If AX TJ IK 1 nilcr tins bead 2c per Imp j-r day. Tl7" ANTHA(.N1 IN INHt l 11V, IOWN and Ml'ute in the Tinted Tales (eicept in state ol Kansasi io take nit-i riptiou. l'oiuiii.,rs can make itoney. No capital required, hamjilj copies free. ChsIi (.0n1iu1s31c.ua, inon) can beiniule b yettincup ilubs. Address Uie UlClillx Lasl. Khitu,Kan. 'l-l If A X TEDMISCEL LA XEO US W 'ANTED-A GOOD CLEAN STOCK OF MER- chandise at j low T.iiuailon. Will dt siot cms! or e3chri(.e xood clear lands and UCk. ton fldentUl. Addreafa lock box d. Kinsman, Ka. deft TYTANTEDTnBUY SECOND-HAND 3H ELV V Ins. Call at room It. 4J7 East DoutrU. uast Ar rANTFO-THE LADIES TO KNOW THAT tbe Mlses snaw and Folty naveopenel die-tr- matlnc rooms at No 43 N Topeka are. d6Ci i W'ANTED I WANT TO TRADE GOOD CLEAR I 1 real estate in Kansas and some caah ferr a fn. Ir of fntrnA m--TV hand I- aboe?" or rrorriML ! Vto. k to Invoice KUU to tkOr9l J. V.'. Humphrey. I'rati. ban. a ec AV ANTED-CrTOMERS FOR GOOD HOME , wwi,m A Fftl. AlMl tni iillNtiM v -. .lfcy.AM,o ilflnhtiiil. rrJcm. m UMin. Uliv-c i.t. v. .., ..--, , .mvmm and Star breads a peciaity. W. C. T. C Excbanffe, Just south post office. d 6 t AV 'ANTED-THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN of WinitftA to know titat id" H. bread la ag&in on sale at tbe Woman 'i xcaanxe d a AAr TASTED-WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. mu?t rive cool ree--nce. io mutt -wanted AddraM N. R. S&ktar. watchmaicer and Jeweler. Porcell. IT. 4iJt AV T ANTED A PLACK BY A YOUNG MAN TO t n ork for board whll atadtac c oo4. Ad- dreM O. H. Lowery, aonttiteatrxt ItaMnasf lo!le. AV "ANTED-REFINED, ENERGETIC OEXTLe- mn or la-ly of soo4 adarevi aaa small cmm- tai I"l-ijnt. J ik rail v bunea InvesUcata, Address Enmr care EaK d S AV ANTED-XRfe. JONE.- Of S. MARKET . do all kind or detnraUe sadntinr and jmptar. ao patxema for aide, urer LUdrtT. to ekvi frm. d 4 Y -ANTED-TO RENT A GOOD FARX. APPLY at Room x. frecto Uojalinc a -' Tr ANTED-TO TRADE tiOOD CLEAR PIMP- rty and cb for jcrocary Mack. Here's jocreaance. Adores Z. care of JmcIc AZtt AV ANTED-BOOK-KEEPKRS OCT OF j.jt. alovmest and deatnnr to earace ta money raiktnc bnlocaU or ddr-w K K m Eaat Ihnzwui avenue t;t AV ANTED-CLERK BOOK KEEPERS. STEN-wrrpb-rs and teesTanb areratora, or ataej person wno . ta iwruaw uemvammj cmaptmut in Ur above br&nraea. Jo call At tbe aoaxnweatarn boatneM ooiWrrc corsar Doorio aad loj-Kkj. tr nnta. KUU. Kaa. tt U TVANTED-LADIES AND GETrTLEXEX TO ntradth itaScnoa4 ttn- . Immtatn Sua'neaa Coiies. Mfcnrtbind. boakaanxnc yen-mikipttmrAamattKtrld- tailor end for ..ax-wiir aMta AV -NTCT-'SEXNrvHAJI rVI5E AB t.l-. -- ' -J Wrt'.e nanlroiafana S4rtc f caam. at rwjr tH- zjL ctettoa. Adatt w Haraaaey rooadry, Ji; la daaVSK FOR SA LE--Miseeflanroiis. radar trtvnsad r ttnw r day tymsAlX- AjL-KJCTfTOXLSDilJL I mam eararr Peacawi e aad Xnta at, antiaWCd far tme suaVaa. an caad kaawt af raaaan Mat aUr. baca. feda. Iiawn, d.cj canaa Uk eaxx. T J THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. Your Wants Supplied. FOR SALE-ONKDKY GOODS NOTION WAG on; Cheap for cash. J W bkcer. AUUsa. Kan. FOIt SALE-A GOOD MILCH COW. FRESH: roan color: price low. I all at MB Hewitt. 7 tf J?OR SALK-CITT PROPERTY-JO FEET FOUR . rooms Price f4Uk iS cah. & i feet. 3 rooms. Price Jj.Jl: S-1C0 cash. Wfeet W rooms. Price t2.ru LSW cash. 50 feet K) room. Prt e ti,0mk Jl .a cash. lu feet s rooms. Pri..e ?i.7uu: JLnOcash. ln feet 5 rooms. Price iU U, cash. To I tet 3 rooms Price ISAfc Uuliash. 00 feet aad four houses Prlc? JlJWfc W03 cash. JO feet 4 rooms. Price J1.CU $500 ca.h. SO feet 6 rooms. Price Il.TOO; feU ca-h. 50 feet 5 rooms. Price S I. IftO cash. 50 feet 6 room. Price IJW6 Vt) ca.-b- SO feet 6 rooms. Price j&O; J250 csh. Wfeet 4 rooms. Pire SIS; MTV oaah. 00 feet 10 rooms. Pru e &iOJ: 4150 cash. KH feet 5 rxmis. Price JUJUl JtUI . a&h. 43 feet 6 room. Pr.ce f WUA cush. 6 lota vacant, extra depth. $53 each. Th aoove Is oU desirable inside property. Do not let these oppor:unUic-.:lip. The low rest busi ness Is liable to plaj out ere i.dj. for brtgfcwr days are coming. It will then b- to 'awto vcurosoch bar rains. Acre property aid f ju m binds niir ike city at very low pnees, uflicv IS North Market e-u-wst. Room 1, ia-cond floor. IsriMu Bros. d- U- f?OR SALE-4SI ACKE kFnE 1SoTTbMLAND X adjoin; cay. Address Owner, care l office. d 6 lit "l?OR ALE-TKN SHARES STOCK KOCRTH 1 Natioi.al Bank of WjcMu. Make oiler. J. It. Hunt. T.i Koyal Insurance Dolhlin. chtcazo. dSK l?OR SALE - AN EXCELLENT DRIVING J. hor. Apply at 413 Waoo ave. Mrs. J. K. llumt- d I U 7T-OR 5ALE OR EXC RANGE FOR FARM-A Jl.1 good wholesale ad retail Soar and feed and retail grecery business, a ! ie Hock, poultry $ir,a proiloce bulnewEtHs Hlvh it, in a part at !. kota tLat uevet had a crop tultare. h4d ou ac count o; ili health. Address box 7; Willow Lake, i-outa Dakota. J 1S5 tvt tj-OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-ELEGANT MOD 1? ern home, nine moras. "H feei east front oa N. ljwrece ave.. coal sllJtJK ako M feot front an Joinms. all cteor. Waatcioar prodtictlve property in sood eastern city. K. H. Roys W lchlUL, Kun. dk1tf T7IOR SALE-KO HORhEft. WE HAVE ONE ? hundred bead of hornes and mares, raSKlns in nsefromStorf years old. and a number of mnld for ale. Also two Norman and two Humble4nniMn staUlons t or further InformaUon. call on G. M. Dickson, room 1, 2& N. Main st.. lchita Kan. dM.tf FOR S.ALE-TIIR FIXTURES. STOVK AND safe if the J. N. lalmadse V Cu."s sof. by E. J Foster. 210 Dousing a-e. dKi-lf :oi feALE - A LOT OF SECOND HAND Lutchtr tuob. liu-ch & Oruvor, 3i North Main. dfi-tf rpWEN'TV-FIVE CENTS A HUNDRED AT 1. this oifiie. old papers suitable lor put kins' puv line under carpets, etc. ul3." tt ":ORsA LL-SCALE BOOKS. SHORT HAND J. writers' note books. Want; lecelpts and note books awl Irgal blanks of ery kind. Mall orders promptly attended u. Cult ou or ulnliatwi luc Wtcir tu Jitle. V. K-hlta, Kan. Iit-t( "Ij'Oi: SALE-A HAND50ME LITHttORAPH X nuip ot theclty of W w.'bttn.j;1cs nnmeftof slrtw public buildimir, urtltses, parks, eu size 12x15 ou linen puii. price a tents eat-U; at ter 16 tents, .11 cente u omen. Addreaa the icutta hugle. icUltu, Kun. dM-ll lOK bale-DF,r.D. MOKriiAt.Es AND Ai.L X klniKof l?al blanks, buink tecelpt book, noto books, etc., at tbe W ichlU: bJ.-lo o'dice. orders by n.ad pruniptiy uttenued to. UlW-tt FOR EXLHAXGE. X. nder this head -t per line per day. LOST, LOST-OFP FROM LEHMAN i HIGOIN'SON Cirocer) comnan) s wuoti.oiio butt of tobacco tuaiidodH. P., marked to Mercantile company, Pulleixm, han. r lnder please return same to the store, corner Water uud First streets. 7 . ST -A BLACK fHATOLlNE BAG WITH JLjblack Kid gloves, handkerchiefs, Ac. with name of on tier on Inside of ulmeK A suitable reward tnHiU the tinder at F P M-crtln's Art More, III N Maikttsi 7-t Osr-NhAR CORNER OF MAIN AND J Dousing, a pair of Ihiht, gold-rtmmed spee taties. t iluler leave at 411 North Mueeiy n.euuo and set mward. d 6 9t J O-.T-LAST SATURDAY NIGHT OR SUNDAY A nioruliiif, a bi-otru s(uuilel feinalo pup. lour months old. Return to a C. Jolme, 11.2 Nortu Market street, nnd Sri reward. d 3-tf STRAYED. Under this head 3c per line per day. ART AXB MUSIC. MISS NASH WILL OPEN HER STUDIO NOV. 15. In the Seduulck block, room My. prewired tnxive distinction in oil, water colors and erayona. She will also U.keordeftt for her different kind-of work. dtftl-m FOIXD. I'nder thla h-i i une erdny. FOR SALE Horses and Veh teles l nder this head ie per line por day. l.iOK SALE EXCELLENT DRIVINO HOUSE. JL pbeun bUKiry; lUllnc pony ami studehnker loml cart. Horse perfectly !. (ionaine baritnlnn if inken at once. . L. Sen brook. &CS bouth ure D, dtf Ij"or sale CHKAP-rwo good heavy JU workhorses. Call on Robrbanin & Rnnch. 1ST N. Main st. d 4 If "lOlTsALL CHEAP-A GOOD fAMlLY HOR'seT 1 btuncy nd lutrnevi Apply Xt. n. 1 smith boa, 12lt .s. Wucw ave. d t T?OR SA. K OR TRA"DE FOR IIOUHEKKEP JL nig Kuoot a biuncy umhI but Uttie. eoM I lift nw. Address "trader care of baffle u4Ac. dill FOR R EXT Houses. 1 nder tins bead 3c per line per day. 17OR HENT-CONVEMENTLY ARRANGED 7 JU room, eat from ccntaye, wtUi cloretM, cellar, cuttern wen. wulk. etc , MiCHted onv-baif block from Douglas aw on obio ave, rent reasonable to rcsiwnalbie arty. inquire of Mrs Lamb, H Ohio at. 7 J TWFOR RENT-CHEAP. NINE ROOMrD tm, bouse, nearly new Mbdckafre In. . Law. rence ave. d. C FOR RKNT-A 7-ROOM "MOr-raTlNFlRST"-1SL dasaordT. with bare located m the bean of i.v lii. for rent cheap lo aUvtactory anpUrasfai. Iiru'e ground, abtuuiaoce of tM besi fruit. LJf u-imrutfua bei. Ebooeb can be rai-d on ttut L-rounil u pay the rani, Immnb MH saifwkk block. ( d fi FOR RENT-HUbE WITH fIX ROUM I2L modern .improvement. Caii at fj . Jlark su et for mrUoutarm.. d $ 4m For RENT-ON HEWDRYX AVE. O !.'- SSL data, near seneca 0d ao" nail aad six r. iu. all newly papered. New barn, walks ta front and rear Rent very low. rare or Iniwrma tiou odl room 1. 2U . Main d J 7t WIOK RKNT-THKVkO.X OWTTAui' 3U 2S North f opeka ave., wltta rood bam and many other con vealenrea. C all at ta kou. iUH-X -2 FOR REST-SEVEN ROOV riAT CORNER bS Kivervlew aad Els. Every ronvftoieua. k.wr, gaa. baUta; 'a gowi repair. Antdy to tea. Van W rden. fit N. K-vln. d W mr FOKREMHoisir"0. 12 . KAKKKT has efcjtt rooms, bealdaa balk aata. rtoseto and ci lar. all in xood repair Uood ban and coal nwoa. Apply ml ! Lawreaca ava. d Ut-U FOR R EXT Rooms. Lnder Ibis hand 1m per Uawnor day. IHlR RENT-l SICKLY X K.MUfcI RiJOaM. J Maine room and narir. & r moai. uUX Emporia 7 I MtNT-Mtl. LARu FHOXT HOOUS V wul.naard.il k. laird at 74- IroB RKNT-KCXWMi WITH 90AKO; JtOBTtf Yr-p. 7 l,M)K Kk-NT-NKi. -Y rt'RMSHED KUOM, 1. nut and cold water wit ana etna tanle aoard, d LoK REXT-NH ELY jrt'RMfcBLD OOHrOR X rent, eoata and aaat 1 trana, avsa taw at- artV mv 01 oaia. , '' ' z t XK HOT-aUjUX. 3W X. MAlX ST. CXJUHtNT X1 wock. dtar I.K NICE FtHMSHaD ROOKS AD FIRT J elan taMa rd. oail at 9R Xarteet h. L."OR KEyr-TMC WORTH tlxUF OT UtAXJI X Mock. US Nona Xariat traV Ukraa aaort aad itf aweat. nwdera coatealaaoa aad atavar. Mdtatdc for waoieaaiiac Cau at aaoa laraai Bra, E6orVh Mtratav . toouno ftaor. d 1 tf TRRTxRtt,Y rvnuaamm woom. Y b nd faraao haat. S. lonaka . I4J6 BENT-I HAYK A FKW MURE DCtklK JU asav ra tU aaat and aoata oane at lotka aaa aatr. aUao fawaaaa I r?0 RENT-WTOR.E lUJffM SaJft, AT Ot WMTT J Daaslaa arc. latpura at Waar. aVnfiaty A Cw iXJfmrt Market at. BMf l.Mam.NT-A ERT WIaUJM ItRiaM i? roan, at W. arukaaarav L. FOR ItEXTMiswdtUMieous. tadcr laa a 3c J JKt-r. FOR TRADE. Cadar tkaf ad M. ar One daty. TTum TKAD- UKE RACK. CLCaJI or JU latiuuyramc. aaJ aa a w Me ar naWiiL Laraear atiurvo. -.. back. 17'UR TfcADt-A tUftlt t-UOOm HXMUKSC P on art Laia a araaw fmr IMa ttia It aioe d waAa, taoui. rwaa'mna aav a. It Of f wckAa, ataacAnaaaflar to JUai- . GEXEllA L STORA OIL 'TITO wLjnaVMaaV aMUCX AJTS M Xj Ivalaoati ariea, t2 ZsM OE-Ssj. THE PEOPIE'S COLUMN. Your Wants Supplied. FIXAXCIAL. Ctider this head leper line per dvr. LOANS OK ALL CLASSES OF SECURITY AT reai-unable rates; honorable treatment (riven and expected Ux every case. Ihe IlllcoU Trus Co, CHiiena bonk bulldin;. dV-"7 tf TONEY Tu LOAN-WE MAKE SHORT TIMB ATI. loans on chattels and all good securitfc. afewtuelCcr x Holbrooc. "i4 Scdirwiot block. dSM? MONEY TO LOAN-WE WILL LOAN YOU tneney ou loss or short time ou farxut or elty ' pieperty; iUo an Morjrs, cattle, cratn. bouiw-ttoul soeds. Rouse j Hrier. SOU aid SJl scdpwics block. iwmt I7URNITUKE LOANS. CATTLE LOANS-MON-L ey loaned on aimwt everytnlac by J. F. Led luai. ove- staCurd's crccery, corner First and Main. 5r MONEY LOANED ON HORSES. BC0GIE3 cows,ulaos, household furniture, etc Note bought, it you want a small amount ot money come and bee ua. W.T. Nuati .tl.o-.Ua North Una UtC MISCELLAXEO US. Under tbte bead it per line per day. D5 R. LK DIT-S PERlODICAr PILLS. TnB trreat Frenrb rrBuedr. act lUreetir enXhe roea Mruai eyslam and jKuiveiv enra $uppr!AMa ot in iaen--M. Warraated to nronaote aeaetruattaB. Taeee ptlle bout not be taken dnrtnr precaaady. A ffiertoan Pill company, roai. nreorfetat, Sea cer, la. VI. Genuine raptdjed by Cba lkwrdnee, 1 KiL't Donstaa. Wicatta, Kan, by wbateanle and ratali. mirr. tJcHOOL OF ELOCCTION WILLOPRN WINTSU O farm Jan. h with clf In ekxmUon. eratary, rbetnrlc and Enl!h ntaratare. Write foe drawfeur. Ot, H. fieee, principal. d 1 Sw STENOo"raPHXRs" THOROUGH INaTJttJtV tton suaranwed ta Saortltaad by eJCMMieaxeil leacbers: evening MMtlo&s, tultkrn raHMMble. Call on or address shortaaad Teaoaer, Soatawrnca BtndtMM Collare. d Mt w EDICAL ADVICK FREB TO uvotiw tmtiMM with IaaJ cattHdantA. lendanta. Addrafe bun Ml. WtrMto. 'MLL GROCERY TTOCK FOR SAIB CHHAP on easy ternM. W.J. sKeitea, 1 N. JUrlMt. dKTt 1-AR31RRS' COAL. Kansas Tity, Sopt io. JSW. To All Whom it may Concern: F. Coon & Co., of the City Conl cotnpuiy. lchim, Khmmju, aro ourauthoriawl agents for th culnbrat cd FnniioiV Cottl for tho stt of Kmumis. Anj- other conl .sold under that, nuino is not the gonuhiu and wo coukl iot reconi mond it. Farmers' Coal Co., KnnrdLH City. Mo. Kansas City, Aui , 1M0. ilavo usctl the Farmers' C'oiil for four years. Put In bins six ton every full. Found it to kIvo bottor .Nitisfnctiou, both for heacin; fur-niicu-s ami rook stoeb, tlutn any coU Tuvor UMttl, boitig clenu and holding in Am all night. Respectfully, ,T. U. ADKINSON, dT 2t tSIl DKinre scruut. IImmi Tako Note Titat the chantto of time card on tho S.tnta Fo Route I1111 brought about tho following pleasant features for tho Wloh ita trade, vil Wichita express loaves for the oast at S:45 a. ru.;arritee at Topeka 8 p. in. ami Kansas City 5.3U p, 111., in? kin all oonnoc tious. Tltis trnin runs toliil aud ttnH iu its iKuiimeut a new reoliniut! chair oar. Chicago oxprwvi IcuYoh Wichittt 10 a. m. and bus a tlirutigh Pullman from Gitlvas ton. Alakus no utopn at local sbtUotis. conneotnif at Newton with tho votlbuletj Chicago expresn; arrivini; ut Kansas City 0 u. m. and Chicago b:&0 next morning. Tho W p. m. train has free ferlintn chair car to Kanas City, PulimMi clmtr car to Topeka, Atchison and t. .loerph; nho Pullman car to Kansas City. South lounil Texan express louvas an hour later, ft: 10 p. 111. This train htm a through Pullman car and day coaches to Fort Worth and Gal veston, Tex Further information will ho iivuu at Union Ticket oiiice, l&f North Main street, or Union niiAjengor titatloti, corner Douglas and Fisth aveuuos. d-7tf The Santa Fe Is the short line Ptlehlo, to Colorado Springs and Denver. Note tho time: Leave Wichita 4 10 p. m., nrrlvo i'ueblo k3o a. ni , arrive Colorado Springs 1:40 iu m., arrive Doner 10:0 a, n. -Through Pullman uhair car and dining car nervine. dW-tf Go east via the "Now Short line, Mt Fouri I'Hcille "Pleuwint Hill route" Through slwplng and chair ears without clianeu Wichita to St. Louia. RSd tf An English lndy Is dosiroun of obtaining immediate) employment. Can gtvu In htructtoiib in iiounekecplng, droMmtnklng, otc. Gooil rnferenoe. Mrs. Kolly, Runny mudo hotul, Harpur county. d8S" liegulnr iKKird at "Wornen'H Exchange in 50 per week. 2(3 North Main bU tH-t Night expre for KariaaM City, St. Txiuks and tho eat leaves Wichita ar, V:10 p. in. Chair cars and Pullman sleepora on this train. Mlsaoun Pacific railway. 107 tf city M-p. A handsome lithograph map of tho oity, showing all the treets and loottioii af tui public outldingji, etc., for aalu at this oillce. 6-tL An Kven CHtN4v New Mexico Kt not! as having ono ot the ml equable cliinatra In tav vorkl. SmUleii changiw ot tempenanre are nlxaoa unknown. It ta an idaal pinen for winter rentdr-nce Very low exetirniori nrtuN lo Ijm Vegan Hot iSpringa. wImwo the cole bmUMi Montxuma Rote! in loontail. Jc doa not cost murk to rnu over from Hot Springs to Santa Fe, the capital of Ne-vtr Mexico, noted for iu many fc-olc attrao tiona. inquire of loraj Hat of Saiitn Km route, 122 North Mala htrwet, or noiofi pan lunger niatkut, or addreas G T. Xlokot aen, (",. P. A T. A., Topttka. KnjiMui, ff" co-y of Nnv Mexico teldor, Jet kwoeti, dlS-tf Gnnnllntc tbe Pawn hlil. Ono of the greateat tutnaynocm that Ui "lalie' ahl wxatrtiaa" have to oootend witlt U the evil inflnooce of the pawn naop. In MHlbrry b:ad thie habit of parmtttz ohll dreo's rtothiag ban eoroe to brlUoh a detri ment that th- hwiioa is tha induMrlal aod aid aoeietiea personally ti-it tb- raorvy leoderi aad aiterBaPy importtta and threaten then r-uot Vaylag minfoa wade gnrtoeoUt. Llttla oy and pirii am -na4-to oarn toe HMhiat. To, hmx k1 leeree thy reociv- frrna tbair Jachcr. but tb"T no mmmmt r-aoa boaaa ttavwi tin half starr-d or 4wprbe aaraat dmmatlet her cbM. aod patrria ih rmfArt OatSAt for tareoty-fire oeata or aw a doO&rat moat. On Aiatrilrotion ttajra u te so a uncor-uaoo thirta too aiooM t w! a quietly 4rm4, Amnrm hnfcaoo; lady craardiaaT to -mtraaea to the aagbherit pw ahfvp Wboa H b" eoaaifcte tit jr-w tirketa or aacar-d no4 rlM gmcmmlm re (Wa4 by tho mor aeofti-io of tk- aAool or-oeioty.-Xw York World. Tiro Knoto TTwmf.i. A Tcoaarm it joars id tad-aed near Nototvaka with cii'.l8aaM auewi.t. Hut place ia aamoll, yt b naakax aoosey aad Giro Hhornaly to the ateviy. Sho never leaeaA her Imrm except to aateodl tho &tert hajts of a fo-i i;oe neetety. A Hadwadha worwhi vrk- fix, a fitMbaod belpteaa fto rfeetfoaattaat bad ket bin aad a barge rocsaty of ddidrea by attraction work oo no eifibtr ana. fh U a Malooo orkr in ciorea aod cmiarj reboot, nod aan a t zto now A test. Her fatiB aod briildla- & ta Watar bp Uhm thoor of br more format" txizh boo. Saooae Cor. 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