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WICHITA MARKETS.
Hogs Strong- and 2 1-2 and 5 Cents
Higher than YesterdayThe Receipts
Were Light, There Being but 406 on
" Yesterday's Market Little or no
Change In the Cattle Trade.
Wichita LlTe Stork Market.
Wichita, Kan. Jan.1.
CATTJ.K.
Receipts 20. The market Is firm to a shade higher
on account of light receipt. Good fat cows, heifers
a, d bulls are In active demand at steady prices.
Native shipping steers, fancr, 11003. 1G50
H,g t3 ,o iJJ
Good to extra iSWaiKO 3 10 &
Kalr natUe shipping steers, llUOa.12 Olbs 2 at G3 00
Batchers fcteers sOUUSO jb A )
Native feedluc steers 2 u 0 fe- .5
NatUo stoekers 2 JW .0
Cholcecov.6 and heifers ' f S
Far to good cows and heifers xi i
Bulls a dhtaij ? M Xi
Texas steers, heifers ;j" r
Texas cows 1 j" & $
BcaUawaus 5 CjS1 w
HOGS.
The receipt-of hope were light yesterday probab
ly owinjj to the fact of it heme a holiday. Early
report, from -,astera markets quoted the ho rnar
Uetassteadv. but 1 iter Mejrams quoted an advance
of t& Oc. The market opei.ed UH e at 2!oC high
er than veat-rrtiy' clo-e and continued trong
throuThoJtlhe day with bulk of sale at Ka..d
tTptJ 7. JO, Two cars arrived too late for je&terday's
market. "Wo quote:
Choice f-orted. 200a:GO...... ?3 -VJ, M ffi
LlEht mixed. aaoJ4i i;ounds 4iHs3
Heavy mixed, 26U&3a) lb- 3 4a 3 4.J
Roul'Ii old bows aid ttags W i&J
SHEEP.
Good mutton sheep. S03.1U31bs 3M4c
Good stock wtther". "o(35 .'??
Good to extra lambs ts're0
Wlihlta Grain Market.
tt ichita. KaD,, Jan. L
GHAIX-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-Good milling' iSiSc, vrhile other grades
are quoted at j and down.
COiv o. , 13c
OATS-123M-
RYE No. 2, 2 SiVs No. 3. SRS2tc
HAY H 50iii ton 4 00 In car lots.
GROUND CORN Chop In car lotsbSc per 100 lbs.
Wichita 1'roduce Market.
WicniTA, Kan., Jan. 1,
POTATOES Kansas 40c per bu. northern 5'c r
ORNGES Mexican 3 '.d per crate; ilorida 3 io
per box.
LhMONS Mas 5 00 per box.
APPLET - Me per bu: 3 00 per bbl.
CAHBaGES .Noithen S2 .-0 jer 10) In.
ONIONS-panMi per ba. Kansas 60c
UaNaN S -1 !S2 j0 per bunch.
hOUS-U 'do per aoz.
JBCTTE K Fancy creamery 2jc. choice creamery
22 choice butter lc fair l'; cooking butu-r li.
CHICKhNS-Drcssod Caix. pr lb lhe sJ 50 per
doz.
Wichita Hide and Tallow Market.
"Wichita, Kan.. Jan. 1.
lb Xo. 1 k f en salt Zk'Hc. - - green talt .'ic
per lb: Ko,2 2ac
lac each.
Wclilta Provision Market.
Wichita, Kan., Jan. L
SUGAR CURED MEATS-Canvassed or plain
Hams. If pounds and up. 10c.
Ham, 1 pounds and up, lie.
Hams, small Mzes. 10t12 pounds, lie
Breakfat-t Bacon (full width or strips.) SJc
Dr.ed beef-ham (extra iry), 10c.
bmoKea Btuf 'ionguos Ier doz, f4 M.
Cottage or Boneless Hums, 7Jc.
BIDE MEATS-
Short t lear bides (dry salt), (Mc
Clear B icks f!ic
Long Ciear Bicun, CJ-Jc.
Bacon Shoulders, 5kc.
EAUSAf.K-
Fresli Pot k Sausage Xo 1 re
l"resh Pork bauagu. (extras) CJic.
LAItD-
Lhoico family Cc
Bakers' Spf cin, 6ic,
Pure Ieaf, t-fic.
1. b Lard. -'i.
FHKSA ME4.T3-
bides or w holo Carcass. 3?lG?c.
Hind Qunrtor. SW c.
Forequ-iriers. "IWsb-VAc
Loins. 7'.'Ja
Pork Loins, uc.
'lender Loins, Sc
Jpiue Rlb -Jc
tickbones 2c.
! Wichita Flonr Market.
Wichita, Kan- Jan. 1
Jest Patent per cwt. (standard price) S-' 10
.vccond irrade 1 W
Ixtrafaucy J"
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EDGAR A. POE'S COTTAGE.
Bale of the House In "Which the Poet Wrote
Some of Ilin Fnmous Pieces.
Tlie cottar at Fordbam in which Edgar A.
be wrote some of his most famous poems,
notably "The Bells," "Annabel Leo' and
"Ulalume," tho purchase of which soma
months: uro by Edward Fearing Gill, Poo's
biographer, is faul to have fallen through, is
one of the most interesting sights about New
York to oue interested in literary relics. The
cottage and farm on -vrhich it stands were pur
chased for 8,487.50. It was .Mr. Gill's inten
tion to have the litiildtnq preserved so far as
possible from tae encroachments of time.
The present tiunearnmv of tho cottage itself
Is much the same as it n as u hen Poe hired it,
but the sujmindnigs have chanced. When
Poo lived in it in 1846 the country was un
settled, and the farm house' v.ire few and far
betwetM Now it is lit the li 11 it of the city
of New York. Eugeie Field, in a recent
number of Amern 1 h:is brought to light an
account of an iutrting visit made to the
cottage b Ilih ilurttia J L'ltnb, and de
scribed by lnr in a volume entitled "Echoes
of the JS-tautic Sj3ity of Jersey City"
(1SS2). Follow nig aro some extracts:
"Fordham is an inconspicuous portion of
New York city, a few miles north of Harlerr
river. In les-s than thirty-five miu
utes the ride was accomplished. Then cama
a walk of nearly half a mile. We crossed tho
railroad track, and a w ide, dusty street, and
then acended a picturesque hill, upon the
very bic. bone of which stands the house
where Poe wrote 'The Raven.' This is an
error. "Tho Ka en" was published on Jan.
-29, 1S15, before Poe moved to Fordham. 1
scarcely know which struck me the more
forcibly, its diminutive bite or its quaint an
tiquity. The gable end is partially sheltered
from tho street by an aged cherry tree, nnd
pear and apple trees of a former generation
hover about on other sidps, like sentinels on
duty. The fence, hich incloses both house
and ground is lined with lilac and cur
rant bushes. 'This is the room
where ilr. Poe did his writing,' our gnide
said. 'Wo have not been h-ro long enough
to fix up the place much. There .are
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two rooms ou this floor, ana two rooms above,
but the house is full of little cioots and nooks,
and Is more roomy than it &eems.' Shb cer
tainly did open doors in most unexpected
places. Two windows to tho north
opened upon an exceptionally beautiful land
scape in summer, and a wide expanse of im
maculate snow in winter; and two windowt
to the south swept the pretty garden and
fields beyond. ' In their season, the
perfumo of many flowers, and the music of
birds and boos filled tuo air which fanned his
brow. The chamber where Poe slept, and
where they say his mother-in-law used to lock
him up for diys together, was upstairs. It
had a roof e-i ceiling, with a sharp point in
the center (sic. At the east end was a high
wooden mantd, with a small squaro window
on each side of it, tmd there was a little one
pane window under the eaves, to the south.
My tjr fell upon the door, with its queer lit
tle old fashioned panels, and hut century's
Latch two-thirds of the way to the top.
,'That was Ilr. Poo's cowhouse over there,'
noid the jotxnp; woman, polattag towards a
iittlo iscloeure some six feet .square In the
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alio mosc tragic pari of Edgar A Poe's life
was enacted in this cottage, too was a de
scendant of. CronrwelL The son of an act
ress, born "while his parents were members of
a theatrical company, ho early showed a
most extraordinary precocity. He was
adopted by Mr. Allan, a rich Balthnorean;
ho went to school in England as a child, and
later entered tho University of Virginia, but
ho contracted heavy gambling debts, and his
guardian, in consequence of Poe's wiidness,
placed him in his counting room, "where, how
ever, Pee did not stay long, preferring to
seek his own fortune. He went to Boston
and started out on his literary career. Fi
nally becoming discouraged, he enlisted in
the army, was lately discharged through the
efforts of his friends, wrote a story which se
cured a prizoof $100 from Tho Saturday Vis
itor, and became editor of The Southern
Literary Magazine, where he wrote some of
his bast short stones. In 1835 he married hi3
cousin, Virginia Qemm, a -girl 14 year3 old.
In 1837 he went to New York and lived in
straitened circumstances for two years. In
1839 he went to Philadelphia and became as
sociate editor of W. E. Burton's Gentleman's
Magazine, and after that editor of Graham's
Magazine. In 1844 Poe returned to New
York with his wife and her mother. Ho be
came connected with The Mirror, and it was
in the columns of this paper that "The Ra
ven" first appeared, although Poe's name
was not then attached to it.
"The Raven" established Poe's fame. At
this time his wife was dying of consumption,
tho poet himself was in failing health and so
poor that it was only through tho assistance
of friends they managed to exist.
Mrs. Gore Nichols, herself an author, thus
writes about the Poe household: "I saw her
(Virginia, Poo's wife) in her bedchamber.
Everything was so neat, eo purely clean, so
scant and so poverty stricken. There was no
clothing on the bed, which was only straw,
but had a white counterpane and sheets. The
weather waa cpld, and tho sick lady had the
dreadful chiUs that accompany the hectio
fever of consumption. She lay on the bed
wrapped in her husband's great coat, with a
large tortoise shell cat in her bosom. The
coat and the cat were the sufferer's only
means of warmth."
Mrs. Nichols, on her return to New York,
enlisted tho sympathies of a number of kind
hearted persons In an effort to relieve the
Poe family. A subscription was raised, and
bedclothing and other articles were sent to
Fordham.
A statement of tho poet's poverty was pub
lished, and the facts became widely known.
Comforts were sent to tho cottage, which
aided much in making smooth the last hours
of poor Virginia, She died on Jan. 30, 1847.
There was a qaiet funeral, and Mrs. Poo was
buried in the family vault of the Valentines
at Fordham, but her remains were subse
quently taken to Baltimore and interred
close by the remains of the post.
Poe staid north until 1849. During this
time, although poor, he managed to keep
from starving. His mind was filled with the
idea of starting a new magazine, but ho
never succeeded m doing so. In 1849 he went
south, visiting Richmond, the scene of hia
early childhood, and on his return ho stopped
at Baltimore. He disappeared, but was final
ly found by his friends in that city. He died
a fow davs later. The manner of the poet's
death vill probably always remain in obscur
ity. Some declare that his death was the
dirert result of a debauch, and that he died
in delirium tremens; others deny this. No
one denies, however, that he was one of
Am-hrica'a greatest poets.
"Use Yonr Eyes Carefully.
Sit erect in your chair when reading, and
aa erect when writing as possible. If you
bead downward you not only gorge the eyes
with blood, but the brain ns well, and both
suffer. The saino rulo should apply to the use
of tho microscope. Get one that will enabU
you to look at things horizontally, not always
vertically.
Have a reading lamp for night use. N. B.
In reading the light should be on the book
or paper and tho eyes in the bhade. If you
have no reading lamp turn your back to tin
light, and you may read without danger tc
tho eyes.
Hold tho book at your focus; if that begins
to get far away get spectacles.
Avoid reading by tho flickering light of tha
fire.
Avoid straining the eyes by reading in the
gloaming
Reading in bul is injurious as a rule. It
must bo admitted, however, that in cases of
sleeplessness, when the mind is inclined to
ramble over a thousand thoughts a minute,
reading steadies the thoughts and conduces to
Bleep.
Do not read much in a railway carriage. I
myself always do, however, only in a good
light, and I invariably carry a good reading
lamp to hook on behind me. Thousands of
. people would travel by night rather than by
day if the companies could only see their way
to the exclusive use of their electric light
Authors should have black ruled paper in
stead of blue, nnd should never strain tho oyea
by reading too fine types.
The bedroom blnias should be red or gray,
and tho head of tho bed should bo tov ard the
w indow
Those ladies who not only write, but sew,
should not attempt the black seam by night.
When you come to au age that suggests the
wearing of spectacles, lot no false modesty
prevent you from getting a pair. If you have
only one eye, an eyeglass will do; other wite
it is folly. Cassell's Magazine.
Electricity in House Ughting.
The encroachment of electricity upon gas
in house lighting is increasing. Moro and
more private residences are being wired for
and lighted by electricity every day, and this
is the case moro especially ui small and grow
ing towns than it is in largo cities. Little
towns like Marshall, Tex., Vicksburg, Miss.,
and the small towns of tho far west are fall
ing into line and availing themselves of every
fresh improvement that will increase tho re
turns from investment and enhance tho worth
and reliability of tho light itself. In the New
England states this condition of things today
obtains to a noticeable extent. Science, com
menting on tho foregoing, very truly says:
The question now is how to distribute the
electricity with a fair profit on the invest
ment. Among thef methods making rapid
strides is that of the distribution of electricity
by means of tho alternating current. The
very type of machine which the authorities
consider so daugerous to life will no doubt be
that which will eventually solve the problem
of universal electric houe lighting. The cur
rent in tho outside mains is of a high press-ure--l,000
volts or moro, as the case may be.
This current is transformed by means of the
converter to a lower potential and carried
into houses at the safe and low pressure of
only 50 or 100 volte.
Parental Trouble.
Two swallows had built their nest nnder
the ceiling inside a carriage bouse the door of
which was always open. One day the owner,
in order to prevent tho fowls from entering,
closed the gates in the absence of the parent
swallows, who were busily flying about for
food for their little ones in the nest. A trap
door leading to a garner above, the window
of which was always wide open, had been left
open on parposa to secur an entronca for tha
birds, who presently returned, oxamined tha
cracks of tho doors and window?, of the car
riage house, but did not find the new en
trance. The door was then opened and shut
after them as soon as they were Jnside. After
a very short time they found their way out
through tho trap doo and the garner win
dow, but whon tbey camo back again they
did not take tb matter quite so calmly. For
a long time they fluttered abect before they
ventured to fly into the windows and down,
through the opn trap door. At the end of
several boora, however, they saw it was the
only way to gat to thir brood and took to it
without any more hesitation. The fact that
they hesitated, adds the writer, is sajrnificaat
It shows that they were loth to trust to the
new way bfor they ware nre that it was
1 saf ft. The I&&sajcJwljJOTr&
HVB STOCK BROKERS.
R. w. ELnamoB,
M. C. CAMPBELL
ELDRIDGE & CAMPBELL,
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
For the Sale of
LIVE STOCK,
Rooas.9 Exchange bnild
lnc, Uulon Stock Yards.
"Wichita, Kan.
rtiO
Correepaudenco solicited.
ATT0BHEYS AT LAW.
Thos. C. TVilso:., Jos. A. brukacheo.
City Attorney.
WILS0K & BEUBA0HER-
r Attorneys at law. S51 Xorta Main Street, "Wichita.
Kansas. Telephone) No. 1L. dl(b tf
w. P. Campbeix. JAS. L- DT3R
0AMPEELL & DYER;
Attorne) sat Law, Wichita, Kansas. Itetf
H. C SLUSH. W. E. SXAXLKT.
SLTTSS & STANLEY,
Attorneys at Law, "Wichita, Kansas.
HAEEIS, HAEEIS & 7EEMLLLI0N,
Attoruejs-at-Law 1U5, 21&in btreet second uoor.
J. B. Hallowell. J.E. Hums
Lute U. S. Attorney.
TTATiTiOWELL & HUME,
lAwjera, 1 N. Main sUeet Wichita, Kan. Ultf
P. A. KOHBBAUGH.
Attorney at Law. Attorney for Western Collection
Bureau. Rooms 1, 3 and o. o UT itortn JIarket
s treet. Y ichita, Kauias. d Z
E. B. JEWETT,
Lawrer. Room V, l aux 1 id North lialn Mr
"Wichita. Kansas. d lOt-tf
John W. adams. g. "W. c. Jo.vks. G. TV, adajis.
ADAMS, JOKES & ADAMS,
Attorneys at law. Offlce, Crat stairway east of the
TVichlta Katlonal hank. 116-tf
HATT01 & EUGGLES,
Attorneys at law, Fletcoor buiMlng. "opposite Occi
dental hotel. '-T-tt
"W. H. BKinEBAUGn.
"W. H. Kaucu.
EBLDEEBAUGH & EAUCH,
Attorneys and Counsellors at law. Rooms 5 and 6,
& 405 North Jialu stnet. &j-tt
MUSIC TEACHEBS.
COavTTRACTORS & BUILDERS
DENTISTS.
TO. T. 0. WILSON.
Dentists. All work euaranteed first class. Offlco
JIB E. Douglas avenue, over Paul Jone & Co '3 drug
store Wichita. Kansas. l"
DB. E. H. CEEDIT0E,
Dentist Office UI N.aiain, over Smith tt Stover's.
Vitalized air administered. Residence 6-S N.'lo
pok nvenuo Wichita. Kansas. 91 tf
DE. 0. BUOKWALTEE,
DENTIS r. Offlce over Santa Fc bakery, ItS Jforta
Stiip TVichlta. Kan- t-V
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
ARTISTS.
PHYSICIANS.
E.E. HAMILTON, It D.,
Specialties- Diseases of tho
ose aim inroni,
nd littinK gl.iies
N". Market stieet.
,Iyu s blojh.
DE. a G FURLEY.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OFTICE: I HChlBENCE:
tSJ East Douclas Ave. 1 1218 Noitli Market Street
Professional Calls Attended Promptly. &i-tt
E. Y. & L. S. MUK SELL, M. D.'s,
j43V?c033, SPECIALTIES.
i'jllSLf Eve. Ear, Nose. Throat and
Catnrih. Rooms 11, Id and
15, ho. JOS North Main fctleet.
Residence, 1200 South Em
poria. W-tf
DR. 11 031A COBB.
remale nnd children'" disea". aspecialty. Home
for Ladles during Confinement, fctiictly private
when so desired. L-tters of inquiry confidential
and answered immediately on receipt of same.
Home, Til bouth Ida avenue. Wichita, Kansas.
DR. CROSKET,
Eye, -:- Ear, -:- Surgery.
Ofilce Hours 9 to 10 A. M. 1 to 4 P. 1L Sunday 9 to
(Of. Room H. i'echhelmer Buildlne.
COMMISSION AGENTS.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
J. M. PHILLIPS.
S. E. PHILLIPS.
PHILLIPS & PHILLIPS,
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Graduates of the Chlcaco Veterinary College;
membtrs of tho Chicago Veterinary Colleco Asso
ciation. , ......
We aro prepared to do all kinds of veterinary
work, including canlnt practice, dentistry, and all
Hirslcul operatloni, ilo-pltal nccommcnlatl' ns for
all patients roqutrlnc vpciai care. Calls by tele
phone, ti lturnph or mall will recel e prompt atten
tion liv da or nipht. Wo uso an operatlnt; tablo
lit'tea'd ol throw ln,j horses.
Otlice, 114 Koith Lawrence Avenue. Tel
ephone 2so. 71 129-tf
ARCHITECTS.
J. H LYSOR
Architect and Superintendent.
bedcwlck block.
Office, room fiOfl
iUT-u
0. W. TEEEY,
Architect and Superintendent. Rooms 1G and 17,
Bituas blcck. Wichita. Kansas.
. B. KcPEEESOtf,
Architect. Room Vi, No. J00 North Main Streot.
Wichita, Kanias. 11T-U
"W. T. Phocijfoot. Q. "W. Bibb.
PR0TJDF00T &BLKD,
Architects and Superintendents. Offica la Felclu
heimer block
ABSTRACTERS.
A J. APPLEGATE,
fWitnA.D.Mallory)
Abstracter, Conveyancer and Xctarj Public
Four doors east of Pctofflce. Wichita. Kan.
OMPLETE ABSTRACTS TO ANY PROPERTY
IN SEDGWICK COUNTY. 1U.U
PENSIOIT A&E2STTS.
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO
CIATION. PHOTOGRAPHERS.
B0GEES,
The Photosrapher. Pictures la all Mr nd Kyle.
He also carries the Cne asaortiseat of pictcre
frames in the city. Gie UIbs a frttcdly call and ex
amine samples.
FTNAInTCIALAGENTS.
FUNERAL DLRECTORa
TAXADERiiLlSTa
TAXADEBMIST.
All "kinds of taxaaermi&tvrcrkdare In rsi-rljw
order. Iter head put op. Rujrsciade. Allktadj
of binls mounted. ttc,ftc tcd ordsr to J. L.
I CoorER. 1U b. 2Ials t, "Wlrhtu. KA2. Sj-u
f Anthractt,
1 tuion Oty.
I M-AleKr.
I CYcsbed Coke,
iWalnsi,
, Irada,
I Prtdmont SmlUJac.
UVnlMl We DoaUs.
i Branch Offlce 157 Nirth JUJru lp2srr.eni
dlw5v.
'yWVv5isrsr: office m
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES
JIISSOURI PACIFIC R. H-i
TEAtXS
ARRIVE I XXXTS.
Fort Scott, Kansas City, St
Louis and pastern ex
Fort Scott. Kansas City. St
Iiouis and efistern. ex.
Conway Spring, Anthcay
and Kiowa ex
710 AM
s
S5P,M
1C53 A M
SJ0P11
"lOPt
11 30 AS
"S15PH
KSOPM
S30AM
00pm
45AX
E80PM
Conway Springs, Anthony
anpu-ijowaex..... .
Hutchinson, Sterling and
Geneseopassenger
Hutch.. Kanopoiis, Pueblo
and Donver ex
All trains run dally
Depotbecond and Wichita gtreet; ticket omca 127
Iorttt ilalnatraes, E. E. Bi.sCKi.8r,
Passenger and Ticket Acoat.
NEW SIHE TABLE CHICAGO. ROCK. ISLAND
& PACIFIC RAILWAY. ,
("Great Kocfc Island Route.")
In effect oa and af lor December 8th 1S2.
TRAINS
I AltBIVE I
LZATZ
GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. 2 Colorado Sprlnss,
uiivrs.
Si3 AM
fSAM
f0 PM
U55 PM
(33AM
(fflPJl
3 00 P M
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express dally
No 2 Kansas City, Ft Louis
and Chicago Thronfih
40 A is
I 40 A 11
HO Til
1120 AM
No. 4 Kansas City.Stt.ouis
and Chicago nisht ex.
dally
No. til Accommodation,
daily except Sunday
GOING SOOTH.
No. 3 Kansas City, at Loals
and Chicago ex. dally...
No.1 Kansas City, St Louis
and Chicio through
mall and ex. dally..
No. CI Accommodation,
dally except Sunday
33PM
2 Sfl P M
r'ecantfreorecllningrchalrcarsouall trains, and
Pullman sleepers from Wichita to Kaasa3 City and
Chicago without change on night trains. TlcUeC3
soid and baggage checked throuah to all points
north, south east and west, and steamshin tickets
sold to nil European points at lowest rates. City
ticket offlc 1U0 East ijouslas avenue, corner 3Ialn
street, possenf er station corner Dousias and ilead
avnues.
C. A. KCTnEKror.D. Ticket Agent.
JNO SEBASTIAN', G. T. & P. A., Chicago, 111.
ST. LOUIS Si AN FKANCISCO It. K.
TRAINS.
ARKITE. LZATZ,
dolns:West, pass (to Ells-I
worth)
Goinar -west nass. istoosat!
Barrton) f
Golnt; East, passenger
Going Kast, passenger
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lOoip W I
Cltv Unlou Ticiet office. 113 olth Mam street.
and Union Depot. OaV street.
"WICHITA A WESTERN R. R.
TRAS
I aukivz
LEANS
Sil5 A M
r.ai r 31
Going Wet, pass dallyj 1
GoIdk West, freighu
uoinc t;at, pass
Going East, freight.
.2S P M
l 35 A M
::i
Union Ticket office 1U Noitn Main fctreet. and at
Ualon Depot. Oak .street. TV. D. 31URDOCK,
1). II. Rhode.. Ft stent A Pass, azt- lii N ilaln.
Supt, cor 4th and Douglai.
A1CIMSOX. TOPCKA t. SANTA f E R. R.
TKAINS
I ARRIVE I LrAVE
NOKT7I A I EAST. !
TexAS expre
Eastern oxpres ,
Coloiadoaad California ex
press Chicago expi es
sodiuam wssr.
Texas Ic Panhandlb express
Pxprcss t
Kxpr633
4 50 FM
. 410 PM
4E0P it
liA M
460 PM
E05PM
753 a M
H.TaM
745 PM
SCO PM
:tOAsi
JlE5au
7 43P M
City Union Ticket oWce. in North Mala stream
and Union Depot, near Oak street.
LAWYERS.
Just completed and for sale, ATTORNEyS
POt KET DOCKET; caa be used In an State and la
anyCouit, CopyriEhtea 18S8.J The most oomploU
DocVet ever jpufllshed. PAGED X1JS'
dexea-an ALPHABETICAL and DIARY REFER
LNCK INDLXatrtugedfor ludexiner eaacs alpha
letically and by months and days The Docket li
vt a convenient slro to carry iu the poctotand U
handiomoly tioucd IthLoiiUlabacU. H.4DOK3EIJ
j:V ATTOItMSYS EVtRYWHEUE. Price of
Docket. SI 00, or will ho ent postpaid to any fcddieai
tnpun receipt of $1 W. , , , ,
Wo itUo curr v a complete line of all kinds or LffM
Blanks. Older by mail promptly MMHided M.
Addrcas. THEWCH,TAEAGLEi
WICHITA. KANSAS.
Keep This for Future lJeference.
The Fort Scott, Wichita & Western rail
way "Missouri Pacific Route" is the only
lino running; solid trains through from
Wichita to 'Kansas City and St. Louis.
Leaviug Wichita at 9:15 p. m. you arrive at
Kansas City next morning at 7 o'clock.
Pullman palace sleepine and free reclin
ing chair cars through to Kansas City and
St. Louis without change. Remember if
you go via the Fort Scott Route you are
not dependent on main line connec
tions .t Junction Point, but you go right
through on solid trains. This is the only
route -whose main Hue runs through Wich
ita. All trains :ue made up here and run
through solid to Kansas City and St. Louis.
It is the shortesc line to St. Louis
by 4S miles and two hours the quickest.
Two trains daily to St. Louis auda 11 points
east. Ticket office 137 North Alain street.
Depot corner Second and Wichita streets.
E. E. Bleckley,
Passenger and Ticket agent, 137 X. Alain
St., Wichita, Ivan.
H. C. TowNSEND,
G. P. & T. A., St. Louis, Mo.
JUSTICES TuFn PEACE.
Tor tho ubo of Justices of the Peace, wo carry la
rtock and make V order all kinds of LEGAL
BLANKS. DOCKK fS, both CIVIL and CRIMINAL,
Filing Envelopes. Transcripts, civil and criminal
vlth and without caption. Stray Blanks, Blank!
ued In Civil and Criminal Cae3. Justlcea Receipt
Books, Law Books, lti fact vvery kind of a book est
blank used in a Justice's oGlco. Order by mmJi
will bo promptly attended to. Address
TEE WICHITA LAGLB,
WICHITA, KANHAA
"Winter ICxourslons via the Santa I Kout.
The "harvest excursion" season is past
and the Santa Fe route, pleased with it,
success in each of those excursions, agais
comes to the front with still another inn
ducemeut for people to travel via tha
popular line, in the way of round-trip ex
cursion tickets, at greatly reduced rates,
to principal points in Old Mexico, New
Mexico aud'lexas; also Aiken, S. C., Au
gusta, Ga., Birmingham, Ala., Bruns
wick, Ga.. Callahan, Fla., Charleston, S.
C, Jacksonville, Fla.. Mobile, Al:u, Xew
Orleans, La , Savannah, Ga., Thomas
ville, Ga.: limited to return not later than
June 1, 1590. Transit limit to points in
New Mexico. Old Mexico and Texas will
be 30 days each way; to other points named
above, transit limit will be 13 duy3 each
way.
Tickets are also now on sale to principal
tourist points in California: also Phoenix
and Piescott, Ariz.; Portland. Ore.: good
for six months, with going limit 60 days.
Las Vegas Hot Springs, 2. M., Ogden and
Salt Lake City, Utah. Idaho and Montana,
good for SO days; transit limit CO days each
way. Stop-over privileges allowed "on all
tourist tickets within transit limits.
Full information cheerfully civen rela
tive to routes and rates. Side-trip rates
and other special rates to points on the A.,
T. ic S. F. R. R. quoted on application.
Sleeping car accommodations secured and
baggage checked to destination. C.lll on
or address V. DMurdock, agent, 122 N.
Main street and u mon dspot.
Geo. T Nicholson,
G. P. & T. A, A T. & S. F. R. R.,
25-tf Topeka, Kansas.
UWi
YEl eTerywnere -Edori- ri
PAGLE'8 "Atwrnejs Pociet Dock
et, can te used in any court sr.tf
in any state. Price. fl.&J. B?
zaall to any addreei, prepaid, npon recip
of tl 07. Adtlrest the Wichtta Eagle,
T A TTTnC Cen faave eir camS
I irt I II PiiS03"15 enRved at tha
JlXJLiiJrJEAGLE office, TVe can
aiw print curds from your copper plate
tdAw-tf
EXCCIIisION E.V.TES KOK TilB UOLIDAVSv
Via 'The Great Rock Island Rontc
Tho Hock Island walL neli tickets during
the holidays at single fare for the round
trip to all points on Its line within 203
miies of the jtartia.r point. Tickets will
be on sale December 24, 25; 31, and Janu
ary 1, 1S0, limited to return up to and ia
cludmc January 3, ISO, and wi.l be good
for passage in either directions jap to and
iticfuuinp the above dates ior tickets
anl information mrardinjc the above call
m the c;:y ticket office, lf Ean Donslas
aTenne, corner Alain strvet, and at passcn
cer fetation, corner Dauslas aveans and
ilead avenue. C. A RCTHEFO?a).
Ticket At C JL L & P. RV,
JNO. Sebastlut, Wichita, Kan.
G. P. & T. A.. C R I. & P. Ilr.
14 tf .Chicago, ilL
WEDDING
Invitatioo ad ttaesa a"1
raicts, Lasciwft 0ri-.
Calling card, Pnr In
m TiUiUoat, Priatad er Ea-
ADVERTISE
T V
.ooAoXo
TwocenT
COLUMN.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied
The foilowlns: rates under the different headings
tf-PAYABLE STKICTLY IN ADVANCE.
No advertisements tikoa for 1ms than 10 cents.
Ono lino advertisements charged same rate as tjro
lines.
NO ADVERTISEMENTS TAKEN "TORCN UN
TIL FORBID."
Pi Ices rfven nnder classified heads In this column
applicable only to local ad vertl5ments. No foreign
auvertlsements talven at prices given.
Answers to advertisements s-nt in care of the
Eagle oOco should be called for within lud.tys
arior Insertion. When advertisers wih replies for
waraed to them stamped envelopes mutt bo sent.
Reference to former advertisements should give
description and date of Insertion or copy of th ad
vertisement should ba sect.
Not refronible for advertisements given ordls
continued by telephone.
WJLXTED FEMALE JIELF.
"Under this head 2c per line per day.
Domestics.
UTANTED A clrl to do general housework In
family of three. Will pay ?3Ja per week; Lwd
South Marset btreet, di'J-2t
w
ANTED A dininK room sMK. also chamber
maid at Hotel tiood year. aSSMsl
TV
7 ANTLD Comitoct girl for general houso-
orit. Jirb. ja. u. i Oicr, jo-i r air view avenue.
dS8-Ot
WANTED A sood white sir! to dosencral house
work; 1(57 Nortli Emporia avenue. d3mt
WANTED A uocd competent girl to do general
housework; roust he ti good cook and furnish
satisfactory reference. Mr. H. W. Lewis. S05 North
Tope.a- d3S-tf
w
ANTED A ?irl to do general housework, at
ill south r.mporia avenue. Jirfc. 1 . . um er.
d.tf
v
ANTED A uood girl for light housework, owo
in family. No wAshlnc ltW !. Emporia ave.
35 C
JS'urses.
XTTANTED A jouncnursoRirlto look after ln
f fant during the djy. Apply at once at room
2J 1'letcher building' cornar Jloia and Second
tUT4t
Laundresses.
Mincella neons.
SITUATIONS FEMALE.
Under this head lc per line per day.
Domestics.
""l"r ANTED A repectablo girl wants a coed
place to do iiuttbttnur. "Understands hoice
keepinaud is not afraid to work. Cuucliogood
references. Address K care of Eatflu oQce. Icivln;
name and house nnmber. dSI 4t
Housckeejyers.
Jfiscetlan eo us.
WAXTEDMALE MELF.
Under this head 2e per line per day.
Trades.
Bookkeepers and Clerks.
Boys.
Salesmen.
Coachmen, Teamsters, Et-c.
Miscellaneo us.
SIT UA TIOXSMALE.
Under this head lc per line per day.
Trades.
Bookkeepers and Clerks.
TT7 ANTED Position by an pvperienoed booV
V? keeper and salesman. Ueferences. Addre&s
M. Moore. Albany, Oregon. dST
Boys.
Salesmen.
Coachmen, Teamsters, Etc.
Miscellaneous.
Em ploy m ent Aycnciefi.
Under this held ir per line jvr day.
UAN 1"ED eiv.acJ.t-i.-runontrali nandioli
goods. Wo have runs to Mipply with cenw,
hence wo aiaN have an cpe&tuir oaiewhere be
cause a good aent becomes w valuaole that tho
nad be runsou wants him for n hither and better
position. 1 consiilsr it is the best job we have for
young men as it 1 the gateway to pomfcthlng butur;
Jt lb a buslnov islucatlon for blm, beside cood runs
paT Irom $ul t -j per month, i or particulars a to
tblsoran emp oyraent inclose eUnipaud address
J. R. Kenorth, room 6cppot.lte Hoiel Carey
AGENTS WANTED.
Urder this head 2c per Isneporday.
"DT'VLTTr'CJ If you desire them no dm) fool
JfilAsX iiLO incca lhtncs tH doat Dny
hutfeau?it jnte f.ir isiwnlucent outfit ofojr
Great siariiey Book. If U--J and tnn are fc&tsal-If-isctoryne
n, f an 1 yoar tooaey NorUk. No
capital needed Eo'h latJes anil gentlernea rra
p.o ad. Den t ivse tuie In w rltlnff. b'.ep In while
the watcriaret-cibM ,' Days are wc-rhdH2-s.
AdAirs B. F. Joha-n i Co, 19J3 ilaia strt, Hlch
mouJ, Vs. Useo4-it
"tlTATED AGENTS-In Terr ty town .nA
V villas 5n the tested UU rxtpt !r
ftate of K&ni.) to take tutncrpUons I'c;ciA4ifr
csn m. money. o cpltl rtrqnjrcd. Sarap!"
copie? fre Ca&b comnJis'lOL. mosey caa be ma.'i
bv gettlns'npciub. Adart tia viciJU E-l
Wichita. Kan. "ill!
AGENTS WANTF.D-In every dty and toa u.
tDe United Hat teictpt to Ute of KacwM t
ell tolawyfrf. Jujtihe book tr !Tr neJ
endord by lawyers 'rrrywhere: mlitt tight, a
CeKtys uceiary a boo caa fc" d!ivfred wt,)
rUoUtsade App.lrant mun aU 10 iurlt
rf-fereac ta rwjalrML I all ptrtlcuUr tr
AOtreu- the IViehiUi Lact. V icnitA. Kn. H-tf
WANTED Miscellaneous.
Ccder this fcadlc per fine ier day
AV
'A VTLD- A hard coal laws barsr at soc CaUl
at room il Zusoerly t4oc. CO-tl'
"XTANTED Oood yoanc milch cow.
ton. ZM fe-dgwlct Wjcfc
J. D. Haa-d-a
",7ATED lo trade . c!ar M0 aero farsa 8a
T Kayew cwsrty I llsets, c fete "WVchU
property. Booes J nal flotcbr trzlhilzs. &2-W
Wi
"ANTED-Good scrocd taxd tsEc drik. Ad
drexs wita desertotloa aad rtTtoe trA ntx a
dry. b
A
ANTED Tfc Wdlsf h& at IK ?&:
Wocfc'wJJlt'Scs ezidtitisa only this rrw.
V
fANTr.D Asrfwsb tc tlrcc r slat. TaXe
I icr Oo, X6 N- X-ia . oppott OcciUctai. dJT I..
Vf
,'ANTEr-'ioi to Vew liai ti Oklaba.
' fc! rst. Nona HxXs tirii t.v rfcni d
same to LTsiBa hjBs. JiIa 23 tsis;53 p?
T5t. i tt
"" ANTED To v8 o&e bick, fxrily drJrtr
V
"ANTKD Itail Tl5 pii fcr year vsrsZs
CtiAZiCZU,ZO
H. Mi2 v oppowt Kfoaatrauz
baptei.
"V
ANTSD We vxzt fi usci ctp orti
cttstio-w for -ch to.k. OtXiest Gt. L, Rca.
Jr., A C, 75 SKijrwXk t-p&poc- &-
TTTANTl'D All j-oa taurine oriJr S-ov
itMis ttrMC aU vttmL prsjLTssp4, WC ti
WANTED To tKtT hosia as 14 1 d csasi
ttszsosi itKtStxS. v
JItf
w
ANT-D T fccj JAS. 2arst vtszred 6
THE PEOPLE'S C0LUM.
Your Wants Supplied
WANTED Ladies cd cenOemea wno re in
terested in boakkeepinj, short hand, telegra
phy, penmanship, typewrlilnc or any other bust
ness branches to call at tho southwestern. Business
College, corner Douglas and Topeka avenues- Sec
ond term ot night school bejlns January th.
du.aot
WANTED AH perrons dedrins Portland Cnea
ivalk made to call OtrJ. E. Flower & Co.. SOo N.
Main street; all work guaranteed. IS tf.
FAHTNEBS WANTED.
Under this beadle a line per day.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Under this headlca line per day.
DBESSMAKING.
Under this head 2c a llae per day.
WANTED Houses and Booms,
Under this head Sc a lite for day.
WANTED A house of about sis rtoros and bath
roora. modern tsoproveraetitfi, Addrrs R B.
Cushman, care Equitable Trust and Investment Co,
city. 152 tf
FOB SALEFai-m Property.
Under this head Jc per Hoe per day.
"TX1R SALE OK TItAfcE Treei claim rcllnnulsh
JC mentln western part of state to trade or ell
cheap. Address Box i iluimiieViKaasa. dSS-tt
T?OK SALE A No. t torn nwtr Wichltt. Terms
J; easy. Address F. P. Pea-. Csxlock. HI. :
FOB S ABE City Beal Estate.
Under this head iteper Una per day.
FOB SALE Household Goods.
Under this head 2c rr line per day.
"UOK SALE-Completohou'ckeeplnc outflt of ft;r
JJ nitur, carvets. ttores. 6-foot show cat-e. Ester
orpan, etc-, at private alo at stororooru o. IIS East
Third street. Price way down. dll-tt
FOB SALE Miscellaneous.
Under this l.ejtd 2c ucr line per day.
FOR SALE Oft UKNT A square piano, Crst-class
make and In coop tone. 11 or addroso A. Ilrui:
gtman 2H N. iluln su otty" dS76V
F)K SALE Goo.1 business. ctAbllsed. Small
capital required iu& N. Main si. dJTbt
"T?OIt SALE A new, neat, cittan and well selected
J? stock of millinery goods for sale cheap. III
take sood real u:aia,pait pByment. MckneM1 the
caux ot deMrlnK to eelu CaUou or nddresji "VS J.
bkelton. KT JlarKet street. Wichita. Kan. ditot
OR SaL. OR TKADE RO worth of new farm
ing lmplimcnb. Will trade for a food team of
mule6 or horte-. thQUlro at the Anthony Tlour
btore 1U Wet DouRht?. d.'!C-6t
F
OR SALE Aline Mosler afe for To, co tt3.
Rooms 7 and t tresauch blociv. a 6
OR SALE Stock of clean drugs at 5 Wot
:
Douslas. Oio-H
170K SALE All Wnds ot hard and sort coal and
. feod by Horn ft Qan2, cor. Jlaln and EleTenth
streets. Telephone No. &-i d U3-tC
FOR BALE DedA, moiNtase and all kinds of
legal bIanV.Kbl.ink receipt bodla. note books, etc,
at tho Wichita taelouOioo.Orilersby Inail promptly
attended to. dlu tf
TCOR SALE Scale fceks. shorthand writers' not
JD bcoks, blanK receipt and nolo books and toa)
UMikaot every kind. Mall orders promptly attend.
d inTCali en or addiess tho W Icbli Kaole, N lca-
,Ean. U0 it
FOR 8ALK A hondsoin JUhoprnphmp of tho
city of Wlchltar gives aiiutso: ttreets. pubila
tPuUflliiU's, col log ir. jMrkri. etc.. sUe 12x15 on Uuea
ppr, price & ceuu ekclu J for 10 cenU. cent per
down. Address the lcniu Eafili, AVlehlln. Kau
d K'J If
FOB BENT-MOUSES.
Under this b-d 2c per lino jer day.
f!f, FOR RENT Jan. I, lnrgo ulae-room bome and
Jicji born. Sffl North Toieka. ave Call at SXS North
iopekaavc. 97 iv
? r"OB REN 1' Larco boardlny hotie In cetitr ot
Ifc-i. cltv. very cheap and In cood repair also throe
tvoin house close to buIn-s. Tho Knleht Invi-nt-ment
CoM 110 North Jiarntast. lli
fi FOR RENT V-lecantO-room house, will sell to
itfy partierf renting carpets on parlor and recep
tion inll and stair, and kitchen ian;:e. Inquire at
22J North Mala street, room li. "Jtt
1
Fdlt RENT OR SALE Residence In aU parts
of theclty. Iwcul Uros, 1 .2Ia;Kt. ua-u
fZi FOR RENT OR SALE-Realrtences in all prt
IM cliy Wilsht .lc Co .at of potSlce, It if
FOB BENT BOOMS.
Under this head 2c per line per day.
!Urt MU.M Mtely turuiuel rooms witn ueat
l1 and clowte Iniuire at US bouth Water. dtJt
1OU RENT Nicely furuuhed rooms chrap jX JtO
I" Vr,l. U'.PP4fh DVdtlPPA AJtAm
dife-tt'
rpO RENT Front rooms well furnl-.tifd cheap
X near corner Doacla-p and Law rence a vent!. ln
uuire at lkfouth Lawrence auau.uptalrt
drt-tl"
E
OR REN r bouth front room.
16. 31S Nortli
d56.f
Market.
"TTOR RENT-Furnished room for rent. oTTS'.
JD Topeka aenuo dSS-fil
"TTOR RENT In tho brick S51 E. DoukUm avenue
JD the finest room and nulfs of rooms la the C'ty.
vi tth modern conveniences Apply t Dr. Furluy
ofLco In the bulidlne. opposite Mr.hatuu hotl.
J?OR RKNT-Two front offlce room. fnrni-.h-i.
otr 1.3 and UiN SlarkeU Modem convenien
ces, rtn' low. Israel Ilro Rial Ewwtc, Rents lUVilt
FOR RENT-Unfurrdbcd rooms suitable for light
houhekeeplaz, also furnULed. at H North Em
roria avenuo. 33 tf
3710R RENT A rulto ot nicely furnlihp-d room
on flrt floor -with or without tward. Inquir
at 3S North Toptka or iU NorUi iUrket, dl9-lf
IOl: RLN1 -One front iurIor.furnttie4. ZS1 S.
I Iwrence. dtStf
F
OR RENT Rooms and lodgltur furnished. J26
w. fctcond 9tre iioaso newiy inrnistiea
dliA
FOB BENT-STOBES.
l.nder thi hexd Sc a lice per day.
"TrOR RI NT A .food storp room tthln onhlf
J? block of DcmjU. aecu oa cood bulaes
fctrctft, App.ytofr v Healy. 435 S DvujUs ave
CSTtf
1?OR RLNT-Cheap brick store room. No. E
. DouU. 2xIf:t,ne3tto A l'ot, Brnw
A Sov.if. L. Doula.
FOB BENT Farm Property.
L Eiitr Uit httad 2c pr Una per day.
FOB BENT Miscellaneous.
I'nder thU fccd Jc per lln-i per dy.
I OR RENT-Chap Uo-ei Mldlaed, S) room. l
. LDojiiUKt IJAri.tt &SO&. J3rDoasUie
23 if
FOB BENT Cdy BeaJ Estate.
Liider thi tutd k lie; per day
FOB EXCHANGE.
rsdrr ihii fcd tr per Uwp-Tdsy
TO CXCHAVOr V- R LiD--cDe t-eamry
balJdlnc t.afir f t. tvo a4 . tf -i --t-
ped with. t-wxSfra atctilsrTy. ipCj-B tnznv cd
be 1t,J H'i rfrieatar ad c-prUr-; Jo
Citrt l& 95tr-i low. Addl-s Otto OtX, 0Vi-00-a,
Jo-wa. d2 tf
ST OB AGE.
fader lfc HtsA T- tr lis txr day.
STORAE-For teM od or sstbalall'.
box or frtr Jfrwofc aay jwitotr
brvta tfe- i tt WirtiJta fAoamt Co N'a lit Wr
Drlas at we. I-tf
FOIL TBADE.
--isder thi i.t 2c p-r lis vt dr-
TVVR TK.ADE-Afr3lsw3"r4-at(C as4 rA
iif jsvzrrrxj t& ti-m - toa totrSfor
VaciMtw-rt7orfilC"trer'aBty laod. Wkij
ru. Kr--i-tiw t nj?jr Hi S. 11?. a,
TOK TRADE did7yfetn?T?)41-j-sifor la
1 Ki "WtdMtajs ' j. ttstlr crtt f -wtKBo;
ltiz ewd i-toM. Jan . iarxa v&XHUverr, ky,
Cparutpsu UtZ? A.Mivm ock hax CS WkU!,
jpTur.. i ar-a cataoc-a.t.w-R-1. dTJtt
TO TILVOE fr"i r-tir l-.t tntff b
jTXrf tuTM. lot yUU-MV WBi Z. Ure
1OR TKAIL-i. yscstyjraSafliferWSeiJt
INSTBCCTION
V&trr tti h4 5c pr ttex pr 4y.
W VI NTEDBOA IWEItS.
v' tSiJ ii-wA 3e Jp- 1 S3 per Cxr
MISCELLANEO US.
U&dty Jiri ita4 2t t, fc& per A r
f T TENEXENt pnvrty yi bust -
i tie! Dt, Real ftfl Htn&k. -
1 T 'A-v."btJKCi--TrSS. tesf rr & 1S
THE PEOPLED COLOMN.
Your Wants Supplied
XTVER DI3PAIR "Trade JUrk" EyBH. Ttm
XS or FalUns Sickness cared wide ywJrot
otircompounj. bersdWand rwceiva Hwdrswltk
return malL Addrsra A. Schnorbas. UC Kke street,
Covlncton, Kentucky, er J. Schnorboa, UnfcU.
Barrlson cotmry, Texasv 36 IB
ENGRAVED calUaf cards at tfc Eacl o3cb; w
can print tout card from tae copper pUse.
dKtf
FOB SALEHres and Vehicls
Undr this head So per lib per day.
F
R SALE Poar cartand slnsl tirnen. nil nw-.
Vln sell reaMnablei. A rood ikftra I4r to
drive. A Wiuney cart. VU1 sU separately Ud
slrd. Call At No. 315 Clercl&Mt arense. dK-tf
ITOR SALE Throe work horses, for cart, -w a
X time with sood security. GUI ouE.lL Darly,
!HJEa.tCeiilrIavenueC or at Bunnell. &o IaK
BiantCo'oInc In Sedgwick block. dliS-tr
TTPEITRITEBS.
CipJer this head 2c per Una per dar.
FINANCIAL.
Uctler this bed 3c per Uns per day.
OaNs kin mrutture. hor, c-vUo, wasccsTctc.
1 Vv. S. Wollaston, room 8. lie Nona Main. &.&
WANTED Borrowers tor money. We Icaa
Vf money on all v!jses of ccod security at t
lowest aius, Gixk L, Roum. Jr. Jt Co., Koom, 3U
jesai adwl.u: block. d3T tr
riO LOAN Oa thou-visd dollar on Sedfwfck
JL count (arm. "Wichita Ke.U Uta UcmMar,
Ka N. ilarkut su tis: tt
MONEi TO LOAN-Oa furniture. pUnck.oreaas,
horycj, waaiw aud all kinds of cbntal ourt
tyin tmall or larre amounts. Dlckuuoa Jt Cw
:et
WANTED Rorrowers for n:oaey ca first raerw
Baeeu, on farms. If you want to renew rstir
old loans at, a low rate ot Interest call oa n, W ich
ltaEanklut; Cfc,S.l W. Douylas Ave. J4tfwl?i
WANTED Borrowers for money. We pUoe
monpy at the lowest rate on all kinds ot
chattel curity loin, and also on second raortiracts
on lai mv Wlchlu, Bankia Co. No. 11 West Dojig
las avenue
CKATTF.L and collateral loan, rood MS Sedc
wick blDck. dtf
LOST.
Under this head toper Hamper day.
LOST Diamond tic pla. luiieshoe shape. Liberal
reward. Return to IIS bouth Lawrence. Ocarlee
A. Grtnies. dt.-Jt
TOST Bjiv mare 5 oars old. Had on harness
JUewmlvrtH bo paid It returned to J. E. Root
tsii South imporiA. a-t
IOT-A lanro Mack hore. wwleht about kKO lb.
u IUdoniHftof ntiPhrneM the tnae he stray
ed. A lib ral rcwanl paid for hts return t tt.
Cannon Commission Co., 1S3 and IU Ichita tret.
dV4t
STEAYED.
Under this head 2c per line per day.
STOLEN.
Under thlshesd Ic a Una per day.
FOUND.
Under this teaiVo per line per day.
1701'ND A bay roare abyut t year-sold. Owner
can have saint- by rTlw ll espnee ad prov.
Inc propctty. Call t au North WuhlArtoa avrpuo.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
MEETINGS.
mder this bead 3c per lino per dy.
IF TOU
Wsct money
Vfnt a cook.
Want a partner.
Tf ant a situation,
Vfantaeervantctrl.
Want to soil a arm.
Wint to ell a Itoos.
Want to buy or cell stock.
Want a sooa bo'rd'K havu.
Want totell pleats or ernln.
Want to !!! irrocwle or druc
Wanttosell houfboldfarnllare
Want to make any farm lou.
Want to sell or rrada tor auxtblnr.
Want to Had cut(tmvpM ter eapthlbpf.
READ AKD ADYEKTWE HT OVtt.
TWO CENT
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Advertising obtain new ctutoiaent.
Advrj-Uslnc ktwp M ctUfomcrt,
AilverttstnsllberUly alwayspArs
AdvprrtMtor mekea 'jectre ru
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Ad vertnltit U proot ot enr jry
Adertlti.K cshlbtu tfliick.
Advertising m'sn "blx,"
AdvertUn tsumeillatrly,
Advottlro coit-nolly,
Adtertlie rrfrularly,
Adveruox wnk
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MONEY
And plenty of It t
lowett rat.
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rct In li-etwbii.
It 1 rerj tudedrj to owt la tb -larJ
niorslos a barking dej or e t-ardooted wo
man. Wh?t a crpA reUdoe anlaial bX over
lsng, another member el LUe timttj far to die
within tbe jear
It tile stics re sot circled ack nlgat by
the sxLtdcae uta owl, x biigtit will fail upea
next ttiueB4 croyi.
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nthee, cr a rpnde or e tar (Arm toal ta iLm
oil, niakrss a ftp!" Tnmhlittg oi&Ca, U
crciaia to porUrA death U en1 ixmilj.
Tl Uanvt prtr iarh tk ratxt a&aBek&1y
eo: ttt all Iruii Hrds, aod I bare ta b
bstrtd ptaatBti cJTfrtad by h W lcrs.
Y)tma the tx ot the tteea er tsarle Ui
baOt unesaaly fcj;b in tie tfcers kw&, tfcla
bttoieM a srerst cultsmty lo a m&tlxnbwi.
Ovtur io CoaoetAra to this 6j a teapraJ
prootmion oa )U rtj to chcrci will kevJt at
soiae dlUsct aw&j aaj cat tof etir a Irte
je of itVm.
Ch of tb oddft cf eJl IrkAt tmjivMrta
a tli blif lti.1. it jos ch?r mA eck a
battar&y, 70a ltnprU3 tU wxseirtLr ami
cf jtrsr zj?.r.lr.'.h!r JltiscWeter Mlcrer.
Lcner.ee f3T CalLSrev
I wast to ule of how l&acb&a for ebll
tfnsa fe be pat t,p.0topf wfcat it 4I1 000
Mt. A baiJw of rjt.lls dm k htMmr tttaa
a ptU for tte jsurpm Thr it t mwb.
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wfeito apkl alwaj. Eaptj bm appJ bt
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tf yoa psid rt b-k Xrr&unv-, Arraa -tejiiiiaz
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