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Efte WLichxtki StoiXi) gaIe: jrmcla ptcmiitig, ctotot; 3X, Tk,S86.
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Advertisements ia tills eoliinm w HI be cliurg"- Tor
c the rate of Five Cents rer lino per vrcc'-c No ail
,rtistijnet.s taken, for less than 3 cents, and will
bo Inserted until paid for.
"WANTED.
f vrAtvrnD ! " farm luinil, at SIS p.r monUi.
J. It.
!-
k.avTo.thy, 0b Douglas ave.
"Y7-AXTED-IViltlon by a youajj man of in any
V oflicc or business bouse, or otit-Ide rfc; "
llastoaoauytuinstc.it will pay living expensed
Cn keep !: and jjlvc best of reference. A rc
,J. K. Ealc -filca. lj--
"TXTAXTED A K"Ol printer to take charge of a
VT wnalljoband nc-.vs paper oflicc. Address v-Itn
recommend Mom. H. E. Swan, HaKtead. Kan. H.-t
"TTrAXTED a Rood girl to do n.ral hou-ewnrk.
S 151 n Main 8U 14-Cv
TTTANTHD-A nurse girl about IS year, of . 151
IV n Main street. "- bl
WT ANTED Man and wife, no children: wife must
S be a good cook and good worker. S" no ob
ject to the right party: splendid home; everi ; Jin, to
hiafec one happy. J. K. Kenworthy. 5W Doug- ,
-VTTAKTED-A coo-l ealcsnwa in gents rural-Wijs
W goods ."-tore. 151 a Main. l""
TirANTED-Mca wlshlnc good positions on rill
W road call at 131 n Main. i"t,c
-ViTASTED-A soctl colored illrl for general wort.
V 151 n M jui. "'";
-- i VT7D-Mi-relmnta. contractors and home
W$5 wliiiw help w call at 151 n Main. U. 6t
tvt-WTED-To winter. I have two ponls? I -.vlll
Witt some tfood man have fr C mouths. Willie
Xrncli. .C-tt
t-jt- ;TED 23 teams nnd drivers to Fhlp to l'orr
V V Smith for railroad work. Wasra oo; free jms
to the vrori '. I Kenworthy, 503 Douglas ave, n: C
TIT-ANTED A situation by ayouns wan -!! .cars
V ..!-; lias a good edueation, k.m1 1 :, r; Is
ready with l" ie. and carries troo.1 rcfercu'.'S-, and
iKnotparticuIirastD tho kind o work. Address
Cha. Hammond. Leon, Kan. ll.'-ttt
-TTNTED Thcvrvies of an experienced nursu
W can b curcd bycMIIns at.W. s Market st cr
adr-.ln;l--!-bx IT. Can ufer tobtst phsi':lani
il llrst clai IamMs, Keferen'-e riiuired fvora
parties uuknun-n. Mrs. K. J, Benton. K.'-St
WAX'UID 1-mei tofcblpio Oklahoma Tuesday
moinhiff. Rood vvnter, good wm, good a. arm
winter quarters; free pass io the vrork. J. K. Ken.
worthy, 0- iK-upiah jo enue. "- bt
"TVT ANTED "Woman to po to housa and do wasU
W in". Call at -i nearer St. 1-Mt
-T17-A?.Tr.n-Soarders. Bct of board at 115 fouIIi
Y Watt r ft. 'l-tt
XANTrD Fourlaur cinva-r': :nanaser will
V rail at home and tiiow work to be ri'i-ie. AUj
l.i iie u Ink- wor't home; goo J pay. Addres.1 A. A.
! .rdins-. Ucbar block, room 7. 1 --
"VTTAN1 EO-&me KoI en who will work hard
V at sol.cUin,r; salary or .-jinmUsion. Address 1 .
?z M. city. u:"'lf
rTTANTED-.s bridgo carpenter.-. S2-50ler day;G
y riu'eilr x-r, SL'j ir month and "board; S men
t work on pi'e drivers ;o ku south; freepaio tho
v. ork. J. K. Kenwumhy, .Vd Ioujshu avo. IKut
VJANTED-.V first o!bss sbviaaker: .solter man;
V no other need apply. McNttUghten ftMilejlU
iv DoigIas ik e. I41 '''
i-T-ArnD Sitiulfou as first cook In a go;jil hotel
V or resiMiran:. Enquire at west end lent ral
ave, or send addrc s throuib I'. O. faarah t. Millard.
l.l-ot
T
T v?ri kn (Tiiiint-tiiifi ::irl for ceneral housework
V Inquire at Ur. Furlt-j h rwJdcucu liii I u Uixr
n nee a e, 2 blocks north of Oak st. l--t
"sTANTED AI5ret-ela8cook r.t 110 K. Water t
T7"ANTEI) T.vo or three good Insurance "olltltgrs
i at o:k-. A good thing lor the right men. in-
nulro f Hubbard iz ileywooJ, room o up stalra -.o.
lUMahist.
TTrANTED Evr body to go to C. C. Millard for
snd. boilnr liUIng. Will take Inn?c or Miiall
co Jtracis lor llibng ami grading In the '-ity. l.'i'.t
ys
t r 'ii i t-m, m!!i!i vi a Cull at 156 N Male
r' Jni.S. Cc..ine. li,l,i
TXT- NTED T lea.-o a ronn itboat 23x70. .ntt
V V have p od drainage, u.ie now ready to octii;y
prcferred. out vroal 1 wait a reasonable time wu to
lie built. Address. 1- M. i!eader,o, room 1. - lii
-C1 TAN l';D A ifirl lii family of two persons, la-
quire at w West Tliilxl btreet. - U&l
-c YTaNTED-A gooil glil forecn.'Kilhou.-ei.-erk. .'.)
ft li at ""- u 512 1 Williunu, st. V-
TXrAMr:i To trade lots :n north part of city for
V agwjduor-e.ora hori and busgy. Apn'.y to
M-.rtou, Wallniaii &. Co., i: N Hia st. lit
""srANTSD A roo! steely girl to do general house
work. lntiurcat-lSW&3ot. hmali sainii".
TTASTED To place Kwtrai long time on firms
Y or buaiutv. bloelcs -r .i Urt lime or chattel
or real .-tat.' sts.uHty: rates low and iiromptotti-n-tl.Mi.
A-hi.-Wileh. Kile bloi.'-. l.-lft
sr r.NTKD luvestors and specnlators to know all
Y al : the tt t 'UUa uardcus. Inquire of ,AtiK-l
Welch. L.tyle bl-KSk. -!
WTANTEU Two or three yood IiLsnrance aoii-Hors
Watomv. A gxl thing for thcrhttit i.u i. l.u-
qu'reof liubbnl lleywowl. room 3 up etau-. -..
-rTAN'TLD-SeratK-r holders and tcaintter-. thirty
V mil.-rM.ulh r CampSuppLv. Inalati To.Tltory.
o Kl aoxlentinnorthfSoiitiieniKai.aii.lroad.
Ward . I i.iirtney, nt'Iroa.l couiractor-. til .-lnv-
-r VV-D-tfl railroad laborers on the Kiowa ev
V tension of the Sotitborn Kansas railroad. A pp.y
toJ H Hampson, railroad contraeter. dUi lm
-rrr vNTI' D Tho Wli hita Gardens are Iwomlng. and
Y we don't want jou to get K-fU J"!lu',''f 'c
prlnelnal real csMta dealers or of AsnlW ffej.i,
kaloliloek. ul
-VVTANTKrv-'vVew-.mt you to kmiw that jour own
VV interest reinirtw yon to iuvwt ,' la
cJilenl bVrore the price goes up. Ashbel .Aw;n.
K-glo block. x 5"u'-
-VT7" VN TED-A nicely funii?hel won. centrally
V located with bvh room prefer.-od. .sta te 1 irl'-e.
also how far from DougLis ave. Adurevi h. O.. this
iiBlci. .
-W r Vrr.I-. bright kM. -I t 12 yiw old..cu
f Ibid ngvod home at -20 East Douglas avenue.
WIehlta, Kau-i. .
-T-rAKrED-A situation In a lnmlxjryard or gr-ictrj
Y store; hae bad seve-.d ea i?pcrl.;nce b.
Nth. Ooo-l rcf.-renc-s. Adrtrcs- -I. . M.. hox;.-.
Garden Flains Kansas. i--s
ttnteD-Vp can accommodate n few more
TV 'borders at 2.0 North Fourth nwaw. Term,
tnotleratt.
-TsTprr r.I-Glrl to do oftlc work-nint f l.'".
V with the i-n. at las Steam Iiuudrv. 4U
:rrlh Main stircl.
Tt- 1 --tti; S teamsters and shovelers for work op
V poi-j extension of bou'hrn ICamia? railroad,
will wn W-5nV. For partl.-ul.rs I. . Row
:,r!lrt Santa Fe freight depot. J. H. Hsn.- n.
:i-r NTFD To Insure ivrsor in all clc-es or life
IndemuUvitrsonsmiu-with vhknt fr..m
a,ici. MtiblardS. Hey wood, roo 1 S up ,atrs.
11. Main st.
-r-rTANTT.D To rent an oSlC.'. Uooai or part of an
omce m lv.-Is :oe or.Maln street or near to
It JnnMo-"udiloor for wcl nslnr
aiiee. State rates etc. AddreiS K. t., .his i.u.
i!187-'
---i-t-ivtvt) TTlalk-of Wichita to know Jiost
TM-a Fonl dtvTs fashionable dwsinak!n.
at 3) South Main strecC
-i-rr W'TF.D At onee a second-hand bur. plwe.'i
orroidcn. Address lock lox 719. city, ulf.7 .
-VTT -NTFU-Arunp girl for light wcik In suwll
Wfamllv. Inquire at C tons Iank- "i.--
--s-T-vxrr(T..snt.housoof or3 rooms within
- l ' ." ,,...l.. .i r-... t.!n1llY. Will Ids S.X
Y &1A. ilin;.; v -.- j.--- , --.
months in advance. Mu.i ha e ljaase-sjon o;on
pjtli and lath ot .Niwemoer. .u'rc- o. ... v .v--bo
7 1. -
-t-t-" TED Itv a Ilrsl cla uressniaser. 10 worn
V r-V'tlw dav'for tamllies. Cutting and flttl
fnVir. and email. iUvkI ref-reatv.. Address or
cll W2 North Main sirt-t, Mri. C. W. uto.--l-
---, aNTI'D A position byajoungniHUluauot-cl
W or store; no: partloiUHr in reg-urd to tUe w-u,
1 aurJre of-w..Eas-QlU'-v
-rrANTiD-Fire htsuraace. Wc try Mn flrv
.1 .x. ,. .. r -fti. Hubbard -- lnW. icn
upstairs. iltM-ln. Uv!
! .. . ... ..-...!.- s-t t. ff wvrZrz
-s--, T -iA , j.jyA yo:a vi ;""J ---- --- - -
V fauU . wre he can fe a: fcotae. a pci-n'jein
!- is waiue-J. Ad ires 'A. IU. t oloe. d w. w
-c-srANTED-KflJIesaml gentlemen to kuut. that
V stndeatsatth boutwtera tetsl-- cotlev
an instructed privately at thtrlr destes. ttu-c!,.
i-ax -Asiit-ui. -?. t- - -"-. ;i
i! eM'.njr c-t!-U3 . Its u;nai d ntTs. l-l-
-vTANTED Hverb-vly to know that the new np-
tuvvn 00.-0 o. me v. , c.-ai snarmtr--Is
open ev entuss Orders i-ft tbere will tte nroptty
idled. Convenient 10 po-toffice. Ntv.il Aerth JaJi
strwt. I.X2 tir.
-17:N"TE A prter43 s.lre?s witH JSUlca.'i.
must le h inv,-tered jb.-jnarit Mid itrh uy
ttinierato. Alix J. !. Kugurt, Ueuita SurJi ,
Kansas. ..!- it
W;
"ANTED Idtcs. octd or travn-lac. A wodr
tul eaiirelj new Mitvuiltv lor tajJIrs o!v:1
daily eeslly m.Uv m plK.j.j; au paiatlnf: irticulrs
nee. Hrs. T. S. Little, bus 14S CWcago IU. l.St
W
AV1XD-A good erl for family of thrte; 'S.V
njKjri ave. 0. 1 latt. il tf
7S
r.7Tr) To liny stoel: cattle of all fclad. . . V.
Uelrccr, at Hor.oiiliJe j;ar.e:. Qlstl
i -NTD llorrower. for in:iey vv place cicney
V at ti-.low-tt rates oa all kis 1 1 etoat-Is-
nirttv leaiii'.and also ou spcoim! uior-stei an farms.
Wlcidta Ilanklag Co., No. U- Wt lx ! j.ve. 7-tf
t
WAITED.
TTT-V'TED ToloanS.7i,OOaonblnes- blocks nr.d
VV rty'doneo nronertv. within the next thh-ty
days, ivansas Loan anu lnvestmen i cii'4j
X2-.it
TTrANTET-To loan at owest rates, S.tO.aO on cltj
VV andfana roirry. Money ready a"? da.
S. V,. Cooper. lo7 Main fat. "
WA
ANth:akJ?r!?Jt.Se
Know mat ice .lauuiai .vtt-""", .,
offJrs unsurpassed facilities for the ' In Tbook-
ru-st-ciaas men anu oit.i . .'"hn ivant
keeptrs and accountants. I'Ip" vho n Sfe
'&Sf lulSowl-dS
FOI- EENT.
- Ol RENT Two fumMieil roozas at
j are. Enquire a the premtics.
KK n Topcka
U-t
-rjior. ItENT-A nicely 1 uni.be 1 room at X! SLwj'
J reuceave. I'-6t
-r-tni' RFVTOno or two pleasant furnished rooms
X iorrcnt3tllOIdaave.ii-arc.jr. Douglas. ISJCtt
I--,o:: RENT Nieelv funiMied room over liank of
J' Wichita bultab'c for 2 or 4 gentlemen; rea-onnble
ratec. Appiat Cul Cousias a-.e. 1!-Ct
F70It RENT A furnisuen room .n p.easam anu ue
jj j-irable part of city. V. ill be vacant October aith.
Terms
,'rms reaonauie. iuercce nniuneu. 'ji wuuu
Lawrence.
-TT10H RENT FnrnNhed ror.rns by the day or teo.
J Inquire at C!5 ?;st Douglas avenue, room 1 up
taIrsor.it IIS West Douglas room 1, over Pctrie.'
clothing store. Mrs. J. M.-blazer. dl07-lm
1701: RENT Two nice new furnished rooms for
rent, with or without
lward . Comer of Tldrd and
Mosley uvcniie. D. T
Dunbar. dl37-Ci
ITtOI. RENT ramlshed rooms
and Market. Inquire there.
r.t corner of Oak
137-U
Ir"0R RENT Good new hor.se, 3 rooms. See Saukey
; & Campbell, corner Douglas anil Marl;.: 137-C
I7V3R KENT Two ground rooms, unfurnished, east
' front, on South Topek i avenue. No. 5.7. dl37--'
-7OR RENT-
A verv desirable f urnLshfsl room, at
No. 2uS Emiioria avenue, corner KIrst st. l?b (it
170R KENT The Robin -on & Miller block. r.J JIain
"F
f iT TiT-v-T TStiOIi1 r, nn!5forTM!t. ru JP Olilll
i iCiiJinn . nvimno. iSinM block- south of Tremont
hotel.
; 1'V.frl
j' cr. -ovc.dh and Uashlngfon ae, ojii-isite l'hll-
litisliouic. 'lids I'cnetltliep.ineipai iiu'ines coi
ners In VMIMif'ti-n;two ttfry I rick, piateglais front
and a v.ell I!lited basement; mltabie for any bu d
ncas, Enqulie or W. H. fctafftlbach. Wedlng-i.
K.m.. or N. Mono t. Josepii. 5iO. ' 11. tr
ron SALE.
TTOR SALE Restaurant and lunch room diltig a
pjving bnlufo!i, central location, No. 2W 11 U u?
las a, enuo. Will rt-r e refrigerator and sto .'e -il
selt at a bargain if -old before Monday idght; rent
l.d 21 daj sin ad -auee. 1 12 0t
17'0R SAKE J.'0 will b"iv 3 snlendld bu3lnoi3 lot i
JU on west Douglas ave. .Inaction Town addition.
This proportv Is bound tt) be valuible at a very early
date but iiiu-t be sold at once. Terms exsy or teu
l'l-reeatoil lor cs.i. io.i'
this onnartuni
slip j on.
HMf
70R SALE Good busfcussfor lidy or gentlemin
l1 with ii-'H) capiUl. Cauioof lA-'.Ilii-. de:h. Ad
iom, (i.C. Uunim. city. li-itU
Jr"0R SALE A portable boiler nnd engine of ten
' horse j)wer in good running order. I.i.vilre at
!chn ir.egar work.s c"r. lopeka and Ke!hvxt-
-friOR SAKi: On north Main, 2 lotube'ween Tcntli
X1 and tle enth; Cd,; lrt time; a tiup. Tai lor &
Taylor, loom 1, -31 Main st. 1 '1-tt
FOP. SAI.E-Choiee Co'Kge Hill 2! acre lot at a
baralnfornftwda only at tT-'i- Adjoining
lots sell for more il-au double. Do n,t m!s to s. s ure
t-ueli an elegant horn.', by J.Iauftnan. at bailey Kros.
.c Co.. in; N Market st. 1W u
iTiOR SATJ: Sjieclal bargain l Mtaur? nt and board
' ln- hou.-e tlomg a hplendid bi:slnc-s. li-st dis.
eu'sto'ii and a gooil pliers as any whtro In the city.
Inquire at 201 Douglas ae. btcidiess ciuso of i ill
lng. lj0Ctl"
TTlOli. SALE Earl-or slioj) and bath rooms. Inquire
J. J. Mel -ice. Huune well, Kan. 1 1 w
i
"OR SALE Uillard hall-whole or hllf Inter, st
1 ...i.. ,... w. , tt tf ii,"ii li;in!5f.-iTitw. Will tell
c.V.ipif U-ttasnoii. Reason for selling, !,0iiig we-
J. L. W. Wotnl, Olearv.j.ttr. Ila.i. lV-stf
"7,0,t SLE Welie forsalea eholeo new stcek
of haruware. Will seller trado for good farm
,roprti . or u.t.U'e projvrty iu Wichita. Ruiuiell (z
Aloro-ou'c. loJ b"
T-CU SAKE SO lino farms In the vicinity of od
V daid, b-c-gwlck county, Kan. Vriees rallying from
ji'-, t yi r acre. Conveyance free. Toster &
.SutUena.id. real estiite and loan agents, lioduard.
"?7' V. SALE Tl: garden spot of the world, other
Jij w lo known as. the Whliit.i Gardens. or iiuvr
mation applv to the principal real etr.:o lili -, or
t . Ashiiet Welch. Eagle block. l.--..'t
"nR SAKE-2s or 10 acres lots In t'le Wichita G.ir
X: dens on Wa-hington avenue, nortli of thr c.tv by
tl.epiincl;al ie.il tite dealer-, or A-hbel Weh-h.
Eagle block. l-3-.t
"1 rOR J- .LI. Call at on'ss while t!ie p-K-es are lo.r.
I? no bets.-r bargains can be had than in the W ii'.ilta
OinlPUB. Ashhel eich, Ka-le block. l.S 12t
?on SALE Half Intere-t In one or the oldest and
JT tjest ii iag bu-l.icss in tho city. (Jootl rea-ons
1 -r s. lll-ig. A rare ch.ineo if taken at once. For par
tieuhir; call on tr addre D. Metklus lo-kb.v.2)o
Wichita, Kansas 'ct
T7i'R SAIJ I will o.Ter the followin-r Kirgilns for
" 10 davs imv ow.i property)- SO lu't on -.ortji
Market street near Douiias aventl0: 5t) feet on Norlii
for
rth
Water ctreet mm Second Ftuvt; n) lees ou .sorin
Fifth avenue (iiusl-Jeaarailroad-s); ft) feet on North
l-.rrl. n. ninn with. 5 roomed house: 40) bits scattered
throughout my f.ntrth addition (easy terms);- aens
Walnut giovc on ThlrteenlV street; s acres 1 raino
natturo on Fourteeeth street. Respectfully. Lnyd b.
Ferrell. 1J0 Malu rtre.t. .llb-'.
-JTlOIt SALE-Kenncly hou'e. ccraer Douglas and
i" Kourth avenues; lurnltnru and fixtures and all
tiiar belongs to the house. S-SO. One or ilio be-t io.-
t'ou-ir. the city, also u lease until tho 1st r :hn,.
Apply at 11- bouiu oun i a.cu-v '"" -
TT-O'" S VLE li.xll1 ft, eo.-. Pine and Emjoria,
f'iiri.-ii.i. Two . roeni two .rj- houses.
cU..ets. ctllart, wa!l, rones, ras on K.n;oria. te
t.veenrlnctli'a sis -nee -jo..-u.-m-ii. o.- .i-
a l.-vre.i-f ave. east frvv.t. wdl Irim-ore-i. w.U
sell 25. :.7. y or p7H ie t. prlc SsO per iro.it loot. .
room house on Top.'W !. No. U.J, 1 etweea Kim and
rieKts. f.oodc-lur. il-tts, wafr aud r-.s new
toue. leiiees and wls, price iJ. A six rtti.m
house on Tojieka ave. hftwen F.lm nn,i l'iae. No.
C26. ccllr. bath room. ol.n vfat.'raiid pas, .-II nc
piieoi-i.u.. A liver-Km hoist, v Her, eiis, b.tii
room, vrdter. g-is. feui-eaKitwTilks. No..' '. 1pes:a
ave. between Ebu .-...! Pliists. price $.t.f-. is lots
on i:unin.ive. Riverside ad I, e. -1 fronrt., belwe-ti
I'rwiklluand Andrews nvf-, nce i-s. per lot. i
room house. -vl.wet.s, sm.uI barn. N. 7-..et Or.K
st price C:,7 ). 5 re m house en N 4th av- o ciorfrs.
cebar. cbtcru. No. l.ts;, pries S'.'J- 5 roon hou-e. .
el.-e-. eel'ar. ..n N Water sr. No. 7i, price -.VX'.
hot terms anil Iu lormatlon call on A. Smith, corner
!ia and Thr.i s:s 183-121
TOR SALE 1asi, furniture and llxtur of a rai
V dlum si-.sl hotel, in a hvu gr .wing tow n, v. Kh 2
rtllr ads. will b oW at assf-rid'-e; ttt or reasons
for Felling. Address liox 67 Kliii-k-y, Kan. 1 12t
TOK S-VLE si acres of lend within two b!ccF Oi
l? Main st. of tl-cantVMatof Hllercoira:,Ki. ;
..uld take one-Third In trails. Address F. O. lv
6. UlHirad i, Kn. 183-12;
TTOTt r-AKE A gertle familv" horse and hnifcrv; part
JL1 csshaii(-i:ta.taont. Call at 223 nFou-ut aw.
lS-tf
"7IORSAI.E A -ratn. Sixtwn loter.Waco.be
12 tw.H-n Eleventh and Twelfth sts. Taylor & Tay
1,,rf . 1
TTOh SAKE A w ell Improved farm near the city;
' ocehun.'retlapdslMy acre-: a swrinl b.irgatn
for a few daj s CS.II .it Hard, Solomon real .sta:e
oHcc 327 Douglas svo. IW tf
sfil.irr iVttrt l.n.lr.-sl nrul llflv fef ,vi-- Tliir.1
i? St. and Fourth Ave., at a lvan f.r thirty dare.
John Stewart. J-im
F
. .-i. caiu. ." . r- j.t. . . fc .- t. ,t-t... ...-
1 dens, suit lbiefo. rulc ia aTe or 5-acr. lots.
rvr, c T T m .isvj t.,t -. rt ft Wll i Ir.-
The l?f t bar.-nlu ur.y pUce adjoinlnc the city. Spec-
l.tl pr.. e fcr :. fev dav -. ramnm, Slmcis ; Gt ortpe,
Koodi 1. No.il i Main St. tl-i-s Im
TT.OR SAL1- Fln farm near M. Hone. Imcrtivp-i.
I acrts v Ml mow lnd. 40 acres sooet hav hunt.
acre good jxsrure V. Ill give long- time ec pat s?k1
wlil take Ik trade bortes ir cattle, insjulr. at itit-
JU.uyv. rniiv . m t-
'
rOBSALE A twcU lrl3-i aews M
JL1 fro.r. j"I kin fe or 5 aett p.a u ajt
Pn.-r. Terms i:erai. -. j. iiuarey . -
!a Jx bl-vt.
121-t
yiOK AIJ Oae h red fe fniat with tir.- i
Jt? roew h-U, on Waco v.u. wne, !,; a .-!
2d trpcv For ienn call ca J. E. Ka:o;irey ."i N..
E(gl-:k. xu-ir
T70F. S-JLE-WUl rtl vrlm ld -araitar-
jj ,n-i at C Us over Pi - .
-vrn Tt SALE Old r-iness at this otea s wnt; .-.
V -Blred. !
"T"v0H AIjI- A fia -t-Nliay J-e'-t, for e Miro of
JJ 5-tw Inn atr. or -write to tint Feu's. ef
tt-O-I S.I--$liiivra! ty lfln5) ft w h-cse
jr- on -. avTt; e. .ast - f A'SUtam reet, ..
I.lesrv1.lear " aiicrI Ucpient vres
bo-: a sk' tracW hw put la vry ep. K. C
ridt-Cs!-,t.-5-aTe. t!-tf
TonSALK-sX'tots tn Hl&arsr l Iftfcn. Tt.ve
1 1 its .ronf on Wnlngton -ne and wvgt on
IIt.v avenue, are oov-red itii tic t rait aad .hnde
trees. and vIU bt. A1 oneay Jernts. Ca on BanU
S:ioresii-. 5T
inc. tho buKdln;:. which is 131 feot
j I. tt. n-t-uf. Anthony, -
-iili goo.lc-Ur.
r
nit;ivt reicrvat-t-. ""","",;-.,-ct-r or Kansas
ed bv addressing as. O.liec f?r.,'ist ivlehlta Kalv
at the bouthwct:rn Iluslneso Collesc. ichltaKan
n3E. .
'S70R RENT To one or two gentlemen. I would say
JL: I have sumo cry pleasant and nicely fBrnlsUeU
rooms that I will rent i-.t reasonable rates. Thoc
whoarewWiing rooms may call tit lol.n l-i"rtn
ave. 'f''
Lawyers, doctors, and ocrybodv In want .r llgnt. I ,tx f i!I.v,.in'i!. Ohio: will "trade for land in .v.-t
urcL . iu 4i, iji wwv...w...w . ..... ... -- .- i,..r,i .a n T'r-r t ijlv. iiwi &t.iu.-; -nn- ,
nlrv. ,!easiit rooms or oniees. wuldo well to exam-1 'K ans. For particulars address lockbox li.
lne tl.KC roomsat nc. Tlit-y are grand and cheap. v,-nita Kn. 1 tf
Applv to O.H. l'arent, with Taylor & Taj lor. t.lllco J "-"""
rooni'l In the building. T W ,T, V13D
FOB SAE.
FORSAr-C0to'. lou In Garden City: special
bar-atasnto deeded land adjoining the city, call
on 5?3iE. J. I-yle, real cstete agent. Garden
City. Kan. , -II'
J -non S -LE. Good residence and business property
in to'wn of Clearwater; alfo a good farm near
county frcat of Comanche county: will trade fcr Wieh
Ha. city property. Inquire lJl.'irEettrcet. llitf
t OST Overcoat and hat at thoG, A. K. hall on
iFrulavnichr. Oct 2-th. The Under will bo liber
ally rewarded by leaving te sanw at tao iJojtoo
store. law
X OST A gohl horse shos pJn at the opera house
JLi-unday night or itctween oiH;ra house and Third
t-t. Finder please return to A. F. llotnlg or rrael
Bros. lil-Ct
LOST A small velvet cloak, between Main nnd
Emporia. Tne Under will be rewarded by leaving
the same at this office. dl-.-i
T" OST A memorandum look containing a lot of
blils. The flnder will please leive It at 213 North
Main st. and claim their reward. M.O, Hill. lKt.
FOUND.
J POUND A ring contalcins
' counting room.
kevs; call at tho
l2-3t
-TTKICND A gold pin, owner can have Fame by call-
lng at Herman's drug store and proving property.
FOCND The place to winter horses brood mares,
colts and roadsters. Is at the fair grounds Every
liorse will have a ulee box stall and experienced men
to give tkein attention. Vro ha-e driving hon.es and
lKn!es. saddle ponies, children's iKsnles. work horses.
Mules for sale, ioats iiros.. ofdeo 1S1 N.Maiust.
lJO-lCtt
T70UND Taken up by tho undersigned threo 2 year
1 old colts at the corner of Central ve, and Mill st.
It. F. F. numphicy
FOI- TRADE.
TrOll TR.VDI1 A good new carriage to
trade for
U2 -tt
X' team. U. . unuar.
J710R TitADE A first clar hotel near Wlehlti, hav
' ins a good business and now renting for 873 ier
montn. f trade for a stock of goods or uucucuiu-beretll-nd.
Ashuel Welch, Eagle block II-' 2t
"T710R TRADE-At a bargain Well Improved frin
JL! for a residence properij .
Eekardt c fccott. at
PM-tf
banta le bakery.
-?7X)R TRADE Idver;-' stable and tho entire oatui;
good bnslne-i. goo location; uicr.iui "--
OTRAYEI) OR STOLEN From the premises of J. G.
)5rlilge-, two cows, one four-yiar-old, tne other 2
lis. Tl-.e cow wm bniuded witii a low V o:i rig.it
hand side, spotted, horns broke iff. -lie party K&v-Iii-r
Lnformatlon at S E or. Klncoln aud I'att! r.e.
-., ill receive a re'vard of Sl'. 1 W-'.'r
QTR.1
vlkVIll
TRAVED-One sorrel horse rot. 3 mentlw idd.
tj. ..nit In forohead. The lincor win i-;n
eau. i ue liiH.iir win w ;.i
at A.drleh & Rrown to E. C.
i-wardd by repot tin.
iu.J. u-i-
STOUAGJ-.
(-1XORAGE For lionschold goods or merehandie.
n l..MtlorIooso:irou ha-, a any goods to store
briiW them to the Wichita Storage Co.. No. 116 West
Douglas u-.e. f"-tf
Unrgnius iu Real Estate.
fin" arricultural and stock farm, three and one
Irilf inl'-.-s from eitv. about 13 acres broke, one quar
ter e-tiun it-need for patutv, plenty of water and a
"'.Iso-iStotsIa city flnrly located and in gcotl
nelshborhood. Special terms to those wishing vO
makehon.es. ,,,.-.
Also suourbau property. 1 or f urther par ilnil ai
sec Chris, t. Fearce, agent for Ym. Orelffens.elii. at
city cilice. m''J-tI
DR. WILLIAM HALL,
of Hall !z Bennett,
Gives special nttcntien to Diseases of women, Wood
and Hkln Diseases and all troubles of the Urlnary
Organs siiecillly curcl In both fo.tc-3. O.llce over
Woodman's 1! ink. North Main street. Consultation
d:iy or night Frsk. (Head Dt. Hall & Renr.eit'.s card
in this jiapsr.)
12Itf
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS 15Y TELEG-l-APH.
NeT Tork Gi-aln.
New Yo-t. Octobor 30.
7heat Clo-cd f.rm. Ungraded red
rtsl. 8it elevatrr. W "iii; ailoa;
'-USCJ,; No.
No. 2 red
7ov. 8JyJlH;Uec. '-vittsSJS r
Corn Ungr.irte.1 ;2'!4"; No 2 ;,
idoat No. - Nocrabor, J5. to ijj-i; K
elevator,
cecmer,
adoa:
"hi
Oats Lower; less active; mixed westera 51QZ'.
white western, &' H.
RuUer yuiet; western. 12I.
Phei -i Finn; western H4'1K . .
E-gs Iu demand; w eteru rresh, 22 S?-! ..
New York Money .17ar!:cfi.
Nirvv York. Oetcber -TO.
Moaey-On call qub-t at 1 to G ptr cent, closing at
3 jt tent .ued.
Prime Merchaiitlle Paper !(. 3 per cent.
Sailing Exchange i)ull but steady at K- for
Cdavs bills and 131 or demand.
(JuCeruinent ICoiul Dull and steadj. Important
movements of t'n day were among tho lo.v priced
sh'ii.s. The market cIced strong.
state Eonds Dull and steady.
3-ier cents 100
4-per-ccuts ii!
lu lxT-cents t'.i)-
6 iH-r-cenus of ". 3
Missouri C3
...1-CJi
...iu-
Tiie tot:il sale, of stocks today w as 233,00:1 shares
r"lilf-in .?-. Alton.. 12
Chicago, llurliiiston iz Qulncy
Kttawana
liko Shore
Mis-iouiilViclQe
Noithwesteru
New York Central
Reading
Rock Island
Uuiiii l'ach-C
Wet-tern Union
AT SF LstTs
DoRR
...l5l
... S3?,
... -3K
...i:r4
...U7J(,
...113.'i
... :vv.
...125i
... &
... mi
...121
CIilc3o (Jraln and l'roduce.
Ckicago. October -0.
Cash prices r,s follows:
Wheat No 2 priiis 7272?f: No. 3 enring, W-aJs
No 2 rel. 73?f
Corn No. 2. S3 .-s-f.
ots No. 2, 2W23JJ.
Kye No. 2, 30.
lvirley No. 2, tt-FlhXS.-.I-No.
1, --.
Thnothv Seed I'rlme, ,P72.
Mes- Fork-- 33 psr bbb
.-r--$5-J.
Wliiakey 1 13
I.-ad!n futures ranel as follows:
Kaee.
dose.'.
7h'
7t5 (trtaw
73 7s
7C.7t
7U7-M
SlJift-lM
trsmm
371.9-7
3J-1--
3i.
Aii
S7M
s:Q
s.'3
25j
's
S53
!-.
&4o-M
sro'fit-tei.
910 649-
iS73
S7h3sS
C- 382).
5-1-
Shipments.
lV0CO
13.00
l.'d
2JX0
.i.t.0
st
Louis Grain and i'rodace.
ST. Lor. C-totser .
FIsr-"Steadv and umdianptsJ; rc 2 ! ii
family, ,2 f3C5 70, choice. $ uag- 13: fancy. S3 5J
j3 X-, e.cra fancy. $ 33&S Ss j icnt. . : Jti S5.
Wheat Kmier; N'o. a red, cash. 74-tteil: 7ov-
ctIt 7tii7i; c!rIng7-.:Deeen.e-. Ji;V.
t t-talait 7G: ir. e4?i f4i oa fate bid.
I C en airly ftiv as' stronjr: No. , sitxt--. cash.
j nr:;,; Nov. 3Bi.il; eioslug Si; Doc 3fiy-i-
, c.tei i: -n . wt. cia . iy. -;j
1 Ottta s... - s.l. fci.. VawpiI. 9- lr-t
:.'avmbr ?6( Dec.?;; May.
Ryr-Esy at -.
1 -leyV'a1: 4tK-1
!.erl Wa;; rt-ri.s.t. r hcmteaUy hard. J .Ttf.
Ito-ter Easy; ct-aig:, 2;d2; IT. lg.
vksi-sT: lQiTx r.
Wnifkry yfri;l J
Frcv Cm:.
I TTk-HIgh-r; 5-T!-
Ijd J.
Receipts Fi-or. r'a wlMMkt, SUQOk -,
ZfiBB
',L1iif:'l'Ww
Srfn-FlDr. ,&;
tn. UUQ;
St.
I-3Sis live H-cek.
St. Ib. Cctobtr to.
CacUe Bec-tpts. U: rdpear. . rket
actrv-i '1tSt rr cob: efcoiee lHr-
-Urra, $imi 9b bau--r , c-n mebotee
ja it04 ; ! steer.. fr to so-. S S- C-:
s.Mrsns cawf rB. cRir-i tO-Mtee. syti'iuc
! ranai lKrs, - to $.4 -ft; tocr-, j
fair to noire. 5- .. , i
Host lstp .t-;ip-M--. 3-fc Hrt ojssI
qtuet. .& Heavy ami muchcs. eet,
3.ll r-ai-Ts fair to best, Z 7SM tf; v ,-.
fr to ciioice CS;5; rs. e-i-i-. te r.
S-7-ft-st.O.
Steep necelpt-. lajfc thlpasenti. t ;
C-zm.a to CO: MX.
Kass City TJve :oc
Crrr, Oc:ar 3fc
CstUe r.e-pt, Jfc ibtptnentK ISIS: r3yt
.tfs-r ad red-rs ad f: c.-. actlv.; spo4 to
Whf-at- Orentd.
tA;tobfr MM.
November 7.JW
I.'Co. nibcr 7g
January 7-J
M-y 31M
O.rn
.October A.
Nov-inber 3S1S .
December 3S
.lanuary 57
.lay T2
Oats-
Oetolier SV-t
N o vemher .2Sjt
Dtssmber -,
May rm
Me--s Fork
November SJ
Doeeine-r -
January 377J.
Kanl
(vtcber -S2V.
Nver.iler 573
Decern-, r -''sS
J.Mia-T 2-
R-eipu,
Flour. llSZf)
Wheat SSX)
Ora 1MJ)1
CWs S2JO0
Rve V-0
Rarlsy tt.u.0
choice 4 1-S4C0; common to raedlam $3 3Dg-l(;
stockers. S2 23S2 73r feeders S2 e53 tfl; cows.
1 562 CO: grass range steers. 2 3.g3 u.
Hogs -Receipts, 436S; shipments 41?; opened
steadyrood toenolce, ---CG-I W; coxsoa to rae-dInm,$3-tvji;iSii.
Sheep Receipts. 125; shipments, none; steady; good
to choice, S2 -OSt-'l vJ: common to medium, SI 3r.
Chlcaso Kivo Stock.
CuiCAO., Ocicber CO.
Cattle Receipts, S.OCO; shipments 2.0CO; market
sieadj: shippirg .steers, S3-133 2LH stC-kers and
feeders.Sl yiSSfti-ows. balls ami mixed. S123322J;
bulk S2 tfi.-' 3..'. through Texas cattle steady; eows.
S2 102 -0. steers S2 7003 23, western ranger
lower: natives and Texaas S3 03-i C3: vvbitere.t
Texan. S2 S!3i $S S3; northern ranzers, Montana. S2 .
f3Ui; AVvoniig mid Texans, S-lla-CS); Colorado
Hogs Receipts. 2-.0O'; shlDments, 19,9.0: market
steaity.more active: rou-ii and mixed. $3-3Q:ift.
packing ami shipping, i 7C 115; light. ,--l&4 j3
Skips.25-S34:.l.
S,ue.p Receipts 2,lO); shipments none; market
steadj: natives. $2 W2 03: wMcrc, t- 33 70;
Texas. S2 10-3 .'. Kambs. C- eW a.
ICaisa9 CitT Gram and Produce.
Kansas Citt. -ctot r 22.
Wheat Receipts ll.rxft shipments 6,&i.; ia store.
493,W. Stronger. ,,,,.-
Sales ranged: No. 2 rod cash, ZCA bid; November
R5 bid; December. c.'H; May, 71 bid
No. 3 red, i. bid, siieclal; oft, C2' bid. Others un
changed.
Cora Receipts -CO; shipments. 6.O0; la store
lOI.tUi 1 Inner; Sales ranged: No. 2 cash. -3W
Nov. 2C-W bid; Dec Cs bid; year, 21 bid; May, Co
bld; No. ii white cash. Si).-
Oats May. 23. bid. , askerl.
Kye .vo. casii ? uiu, JJ-
Et-gs Firnint 17
Mav. -5.
I lye N o vember, S3 bid.
3li!lstui (.aler. , .
Corn Meal (been. S); dried. 53.
Corn Chot Bulk. TV; sacked. 73.
Slilnstff-:-sl??32f.
Fran Bulk, 47; sacked. 52.
Hay Higher; small baled, ,t; large, $-.00.
Flax see.1 Quoted at 85. ,
Btter Stcadv; creamery fancy, 23; gooxl, 25; dairy,
13, store packed. 12; common. 8.
Eggs Firmer nt 13c.
Cheese Fall cream. IS; flat, 7SS; Young America.
1SW; Kansas, &37. . . . . ..
l'.uurv-otert3; old hens 2 23: old mixed. SI .:.
spring chiekeas, large. $2 IU. rn.ll. SI S31 73: tur
kevsCc. Tallow-No. 1. TMnZH; No. 1 2.
Hides Drv tili.t, No. 1. 123.; '" 2; 10; bulls and stas
S; drv salt. No, 1. 1". No. 2, S-; green salt, No. I. 8, Ne.
2. 7:sreenuneurtd, No. 1.7, No. 2, C; calf, 7(3.9; sheep
pelts, dry, l!Xgl2.
Wool Missouri, unwashed heavy fine, 151S; light.
IS-.-; intsiiuin eo'nbing, 22.j2l; coare, 2(.21: low t.nil
cariet. l.'s 17: Kansas and Nebraska heavy rlne, li -.
lUht, i"'2l; medium. 2.KJ23:tub washed ehoIte..k-3,
Hue. -I'&S; dingy and low, 7i23. ....
Ilmoiii coni-S'.ort. 4U; green l:ur!. 3: self workhig.
4i4m'C; long coan-e. 3-'3vo: erool;el. 1K '2t.
'Fro visions Sugar cured' hams, 10J;br-kf ast bacon,
9; UriLsl beef. 10; dry s.ilt ci.-.ir no taut., ,o n
long clear. $5 59; shoulders. $' Uhort clear, S --:
sm ker .-'ear rib side-.. S7 lti; long clear. S7i; sht.it
eleir, .7 3. mcsj irfe, $ 30; shoulders. SO 23; Kvf
J,rd Choice t'e.en, $r..ro.
Drietl Apples. P:c;pLacIie.C,Ce.
PiTiirr
iT
m
rm
If
M
O v'J-I. THE OCEAN.
nrlnud.
London, Oct. 30. International handi
cap double sculling sweepstakes took place
today on the Thame.. The race consisted
of two trial boats and a filial' and was row
cd over-a course two and one-half miles
long. The Ci'st heat w:is between G. J.
re-kins and Dave Godwin, and Wallace
Eoh and G. W. Lee. IIoss and Lee start
ed from the scratch, while Perkins and
Godwin had twelve seconds the start. Per
kins and Godwin won the heat.
The second heat was between John
Teenier nnd Albert llamiu, and G. Uubcar
aud "W. Y. East. IJubear aud East had
twelve seconds the start oftheir opponent
who started from the .cratch. The .British
oarsmen were eight lengths in the ii-.id
when Teenier and Ilauuu started. Tin
latter won the heat easily by several
lengths.
The linal heat and race was won by
Tec-ncr and l.amm, who defeated Perkins
and Godwin.
At the outlet of the final heat Perkiin
and Goolwin got an advantage of seven
lengths All the heats were rowed on the
Hood tide, but the current during the linal
lieal was more sluggish than when the
trial heats w.re rowed. At Putney bridge,
however, the Americans had gained on
their opponents aud reduced the lead to
two lengths and a half. Tecmcr and iian.m
now began t) draw clo.er up and a quar
ter of a in:!o further they v.-em well ahead
and pulling steadily crossed the line easy
wiuners by several lengths. The prize lor
the crew" of the lirt boat was ninety
pounds sterling; for that of the second,
forty pouuds.
A dispatch fiom Solia to the Tinus aj's
that General Kaulbars attended a secret
meeting at which a resolution was. adopted
to overthrow the present Bulgarian govern
ment and be proclaimed a ministry under
Zeakoff with General Kaulbars its head of
the army.
The British steamer Persian ilonarch,
from Xew York for London, ran on the
break water while entering Portland roads
last euening. Hie discharged her cargo all
night ami ttill continues discharging. Her
foie compartment- are partly tilled with
water, and xie is in a dangerous position.
Prussia.
BKPi.rN, Oct. -0. A sensation has been
caused in llanover by the sudden flight of
an esteemed solicitor. Dr. Yon Ilartmanu,
who left many debts behind and who em
bezzled monies and securities to the
amount of 200,000 mark?, lie has gone to
America. v
The ilhie5 of King Otto of Bavaria h .
reached a cri-is. It is rumored that lie s
in a moribund condition from exhaustion,
brought on by the fury of his mania. The
queen's mother has sent for a prie.-t to wait
the end.
The supreme court at Leipsie has en
tenced Druhner, a compositor, to two and
a half years impri-onment at hard lalnr
and tiiree year. loss of civil rights, for -t-ting
anarchist placards intended for distri
bution. The evidence showed thai Drnb
ner had intimate relations with nnarcmt
iu Bmriand and America.
Afghanistan.
Cai:c, Oct. 30. The Ghilsea tribe r-d
a jionion of the Hayus have been joined by
the ieaow md robber Saduand. under com
mand of the son3 of the notorious mushki.
Alum Moltah, and have risen against the
Ameer nnar Ohusnw. They attacked and
dispatehetl an Afghan regiment which was
acting as escort to a treasure train. The
rising is attributed to popular discontent
over the c.Y-Csive rate of taxation.
Ilunfrarr,
Pektii. Oct. 30. Thirty poor ieoplc
have b:en found -Ic-epi'-5- i"n arm v.-nter
drains in this city. They wcrceniireiy
iiRksd.
The ltac-s.
Ms-inu-v. Tenn.,Ott,30. Selling p-.ir,
T-. mik, nil age, i.-sinnd ixon iinndSly,
?hil l-cwis. second. LI:on third: time.
1:33 3-L
lilatch race for Si500, ;J-i mile; Ivattie A,
won by three lcBtl?, never touched by a
whip, " White Foster -ws whippI dow a
hoiae stretcii; tie, 1 :19 1-2.
Third t. Two----oks, 14 mi-e:
Hose won, Ftorimo-C Second, Txura, tlrird,
time, 1:19 3-L
AH :. 1 1-16 0: Little Mhuiie
jwoa haodilr, Pinality second, Uarhsra
thim; time ls?2 1-4.
AU aces, T S mile- Jim Kave won y a
' head, Littk J? coad, Mofuurfe Uiird.
tiaw, IJS-i i-2.
Steeple Clt3. short coarse: AtrH-a
wrs, lion iinr secoad, .Tndse IJuraeltc
third; time, 3:t.
Wa-UIN-.ton, Oct. 33. Noil
Jockev Club race.. Track fair.
f l-irt ractr 1 mile. n-Etcens, 'J-xcsrs-om
j Dunbine won hv two lengths. P-essnl-y
5ecocd. i-munc tiurd; time l:.
Second race Congress stakes, all ages,
11-S ails: Irish Pat wen by a etc-.
Valet second, Peniico third; time 1-5S.
Third race Potoac stake. . for S-jear-olds,
1 3-S miles: Tne Bard won bv six
lengtlis. Elkwocd second, onh two ran;
time 2:21.
Fourth race 1 mile, for beaten horses:
Jim Douglas won by three lengths, ITolian
second, Bonnie Prince third; third 1:
Fifth race -Iaddicap steeplechase, the
full course: Jack won by a short length,
Tennessee . econd. Shamrock third: lime
:3.
Fat Stock and Bull Bntter.
3A-J3as Citv, Oct. 30. The- fat stool
s' ow closed today with a very satisfactory
record for the week.
Armour's packing company is preparing
to manufacture oleomargarine on a still
larger scale under the new law, having in
creased its capacity io 20,000 pound ocr
day. '
The v-opaen. of a Cllc
fcDid you ever ss an egghatch? I don't
mean looking ac the egg as it lies in the
nest and just seeing the shell, but I mean
seeing the inside of it and watching th
gradual development o a chick from a
globule of egg-yolk to a lively, downy,
chirpins fowl, ready to go out and forago
for worms. It Avas over at Tubisen uni
versity, Germany, that I saw it. Great
fellows fcr research, thosa German pro
fessors. This one was Dr. Gerlach, who
seems to have given himself up to investi
gating the growth of life. And now he
sitting up nights watching eggs turn into
chickens. How does ho do it? I'll tell
yon. Ha takes n fresh esg and cuts n bit
of shell out of ths little end. He chooses
that end so as not to disturb tho nir bub
ble at the big end. Tho bit of shell he
cuts out Is as big as a. nickel, nnd ho take3
it out just as a surgeon would trepan a
cracked skull. Then he can see the inside
of the egg just as plain as can be. Ho
takes a little of tho white out, just enough
to turn the yolk around so the germ is
whore he can seo it. Then ho puts tho
white back very gently and seals it up.
uHo has a little glass saucer, .very thin,
big over as your thumb nail and curved
jut like the bit of shell he cat out. He
put. this over the ho'.e. being careful to
let no air remain under it, and seals it on
tight with collodion. And there yon are.
You cau seo everything inside the egg
shell as plain as in a tea, cup. Put it in an
incubator with a glass side, and you can
watch the wholo proc.-s of the growth
o" the chick until he picks his way out of
the shell. You can lake it out of the in
cubafor,now and then aud examine it as
closely as you please. And I believe Dr.
Getiaeh isnow preparing a set of photo
graphs of tie interior of tho egg, one
taken everv hour from tho putting of the
egg in tho incubator to tho hopping out of
the hatched chick. sow talk about heariug
daisies grow: Cor. New York Tribune.
A Sljjn of Intrrtrd slilty.
A nuain. physician was wont to say
that lie knew a gentleman or lady after
he had dined with them. Speakim; of a
new comer with whom he was not favora
bly impressei, lie said: "I must have
been mistaken. I have seen him dine, and
I respect him." It might not be a good
plan to trust a man who knows how to
eat, without more tangible recommenda
tion, but there is certainly an outward
sign of inward nobility iu tho table com
panion who knows how to handle his
Lnifo and fork so deftly that you must
need your eye to know that thosu arti
cles arc a part of the table fnrnishhi-rs; he
pour cream and drops sugar into his
coffee in n quiet manner; ho dines
throughout in a way that may 1. A ! -piro
confidence, althougu it wins admi: ition.
Do vou say there is nothing in it:- Here
is such a diner's opposite. He is not down
in hi3 chair till the hall is aware of his
presence; ho spreads out his napkin osten
tatiously; he thrusts his elbows alright
angles; he beats a tattoo with his knifo
and fork while waiting for his course; he
takes his glass of water ntouogulp; he
peppers and salts everything beforo him,
and -wonders wny tho neighbors sneeze; he
comments on the victuals; he smack his
lips; he tells where he was yesterday and
where he is going to-morrow, and why.
Jt takes iron nerves and a strong constitu
tion to contemplate tho possibility of his
presence at a table threo times a day for
two weeks. ICausas City Journal.
IC -periciico ivlth :v I'uiIiUnjr Glace.
Not long ago a certain well-known lady,
who had come into si higher circle of so
ciety by the acinisi.ion of an unexpected
fortune, gave a dinner party to a coterie
of her new associates. Desiring to add a
few extra delicacies to the feast, she or
dared a number of dishe3 from a popular
caterer. Ono of them was a pudding
glace, and a few minutes prior to serving
the descrt he caused it to be placed in
the oven to warm. A few minutes later
he opened the oven door, and discovered
that the translucent solid, with its im
bedded fruits, had been reduced to a
liquid, and the fruits iloated serenly on
tho top. In other words, it had melted.
The Argonaut.
Temperament of Youiis Csllfurnlans,
There are not materials at hand to form
precise opinions in relation to tho elleot
which environment nas prouueeu on tne
Cnlifornians of the first generation. That
it has caused some modifications can not
bo doubted. Observation tends to estab
lish that the young Californlan is of a
lighter temperament than his eastern
cousins. That he is more temperate and
at the same time more fun-loving is bo
vonl cuastion. The predecessors of the
pioneers in California were the most ab
stemious of the human race. But most
marked characteristics will be developed
in the second generation of Califomians
that is now flowly coming up. ban 1 ran
cisco Alta.
Nciv Feat of I'eailntno Autlaclty.
The unassailable girl, of Fifth avenue
have a new feat of audacity in promenade
manner,. They whistle 'for their dogs.
The fashion was to lead their ptts by
fanciful strings, or 19 led by them, but
now the bei'.o who desirss to keep a littlo
ahead of the general procession in stylish
ness lets her dog go loose. Then if he
wanders eff she stops still, lifts her pretty
head high, purses her lips bewitchingly
and emits a clear, musical whistle. Each
girl has a special call, understood by her
dog, and this anon3 ia some instance
to a bar of ratisic from some opera.
"Uncle Bill's Letter."
Trr o "Wny. of Xoo-b at It.
'Yes," said a physician, "poor Smith ls
deaiL I did all that medical sdeac- coahi
do, bat nature had to take her cour. In
s.ckn-3- nature is all powerful; the phy
sician cau only assist and direct-"
'Well, how i5 Brown?"'
"Brown is all right again, but his was
one of the worst; cases I ever bad to con
tend with. Nothing but the n03t sfcltl
f ul treatment saved hi" from the g -yc"
New York Tim es.
A Cost of 3Ir Color.
The app-c ol shirts of gorgeou
coiorand the advent of ths racing aoa
are ste-oltaueons this year. It is a csri
otta freak whkh makes the rao. ex
travagant combination- admissfb-a as Jar
ca the shirt boo and cnL. are coa
cemed, but rigidly p.es--bs a white col
lar. Of all ths fashions that have
Uc-d tho tow: this is by loag odds tho
roast absurd. B-iy Hall h 3rooya
Eagle,
Tte 3I4c TCh. of the Ohio.
Sps3d35 of the 3n!cl perch o tbo
Ohio r-Tr, W. 1L Tr. j: -e huin
nnlas or -3S5 is predsced by t o corrc
qatedbones la the tatyzzh or threat, -sraSca
tfeey ra. toge-her. azd ihc soend i-oc -b
arindlo ol the rlolis or rcdcal gl3e-
Xjwg? ')-? '"
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ivL
5&;:S3"--.
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Of course
GOLDEN
One Price Clothing House,
"Wiiicli alwavs keeps tlie Best and tiio Finest, tlao Largost and tlio
rt-.f.-n.Vn .-.S-.1- n r T-nr-t- i t?n snrrlior irrn rTV f1r .Tlfl Wnfl
vlCiUt-J-, W-sJ VJi-lJ ---v . -v- v t w - w, - -
onl v do as wo advertise. We have ust received
w a large line of Clothing whicli wo are
selling at the folio-wing his
Bargains :
SUT?
Mprohr.nl Tr.llor
Prlci-.
$25.00
35.00
50.00
OVSHCOATS.
Our I -Irrohant Tailor ptir
l'rfc"r. l'ric. Jf-
S10.00 $22.00 $10.00
15.00 28.00 15.00
22.50! 45.00 22.00
I G5.00 25.00
Headquarters for Underwear.
15c, 25c, 50c, 75c and 1.00,
Wcrth 40c, 60c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00.
Call and get our Prices before buying,
Golclen
One Priee Clothiers,
ITo. 223, Corner Douglas and LawTenco avennee.
I. GBOSS, Prop.
GRAND OPEWrNG OF
. H. Nelson's Bargain House
N O. 222 NORTH
Saturday,
See Some of the
Glassware.
Iarga Goblets,
Colored Tumblers,
Lsrg-3 Pickle Dishes,
" Sauce Dishoa,
" Bu ter Di8he-,
Covered Diahoe,
" Cream "'itchors
" Sugar Bo wis.
" Spoon-holdara,
'inware.
Dippers,
Guns.
3 Quart Pass, 5 ." .
3 Quar Pf-ns, 5 '
BryadPane. 5 "
2 Q ..Covered Bucko-B 10 " '
6Qt.Govered3uokets 10 '
Dinn.r Bucke-s, 25 "
I also carry a 01 H1 of i&rger sfstad
goods at 10 cents apSace.
Miscellaneoiis-
To- ol Packs,
Hat Racke,
Lajje Scre-w Drivers,
Rol. ins: Fine,
Vv'ooden B3"wls,
KIcife Bo-c?,
Lamps,
Lamps,
Lamps. Larger F izo,
Lamps, Eb-tra Finl&hed,
Soap, 3 Cak?s in a Box,
Soap, 3 Cakes in a Bo:.,
Thr-i.n r.hie'n TTr.ri'-kerchi&ffl
Ladies' Handkerchief-- o contc apiee. -
Ladiea' ilarKkercli-Ta 10 cento upi&oe.
Gents' Harzdkcjrcmefs 10 cents apiece.
Iistra Aii.T !--n To vrel a 10 c.nte .pico-
Larse B-th T&-.ls 25 rente aplw.
Fins As.ortn.nt of Batketa lOto 50 t;
Fin.-ABSortmn-icf.-se3 15 casta to SLSO
Ladifes Gssimbrs. Fxtra Pino -SI -00
FSce Asorimer.t of Albume 2o cwri to ji
Pull Assortment of Scrap Albuxr.4 10 ctaa c.,
Decf rated W .t. 44 piece, 6 pr a-J.
A Laro V7&Bbbo-?l ezd Pitchr for ? 1 .
Coal Oi. Stoves $ I Each. ioft
Children's Trxki L-om SO X-t to f L25
rv-11 1 Sise from 5 cfcEtsj -Ows. i - -
ff.L:7o;nof Decorated 'Jnp &nd Baaeasv W --.6 -
Larro Asortrr- ezr. of Ladies' coisn asd Brs-t Caa.
' eT:- E ur-top 01 -ea. SO i czSa a Pair.
gS -. Se-s Hr.If Hom 10 C.nts Pair.
Fne Assortment cf Pocket niv3.
Hair. Cloth trd Mioe Brhm.
ne As5ortres of Ast waro
Fino Aor-m6:t of White Gramt. Ware.
Other Goods ot Every Dsscr.ptioc in Pr oportoa.
I Invite all to Call and beConyined
-
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OF TUB f-?'fl '.
from tlie
JuJji-
PfTS.
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I'ltoc Iv.
$ 5.00 $2.t0
8.00 -.00
lO.Oo 5.CO
13.00 0.50
Kagle
LIAIH STREET.
Oct. 30, '86
Bargains Offered.
5 Cents Apisco
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6 "
5
5 " "
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A Cento A&imm
5 "
10 Co-nta Apiiae.
15 "
10 "
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