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WICHITA 3IAEKETS.
Receipts for 24 hours, 54 Cattle, 336
Hogs The offerings in both cattle and
hog-s were very light Packers and
salesmen were disappointed, as they
were expecting a good run again to
dayThe cattle receipts consisted
Mostly of fair butcher cows, heifers
and steers-The market was not as act
ive as it is somo days-Nearly everv.
thing was sold at good prices for the
kind-There wasn't much exciment
in the hog pens, as the recei evet
too small to cause any acivtyTne
market opened steady a;4 yesterday's
close and all trading w-,sdone on that
f St ClOSQ WaS 'rong-Bulk sales
at $3.67 1-2.
WICHITA I,rc TOCK ,rARK:ET.
Wichita, Kan, Feb. 7.
R V CATTLE.
HphtCnii i - Shipments 7.". Tho receipts were
little ii r,ttqu:i!itvjut fair. The market was a
trice- xre but most stuff sold early at jjood
ell -rr too quality. Good fat cows and heifers
1. . well. There la In fact a fair market for all
,.ile.-j. We j note;
Satire shipping steers, fancy. 110O31GM
lot,.....:...; . ssso s 20
Good to xtra l.Urfitl.'W) 3 4J 3 0
fair to good native butcher steers, 110 1
lJOlhs SCO 3 30
Good Hatchers steer?. KOaUTO. 2 75 Tr3 CI
CtCatlveJectinEStters...... 2 7(1 ' O'J
Native stookers 2 CO & 8b
'Choice coiva and hifrs 2 15 Q'j t3
IFlr to Rood cows and heifers 1 7o 2 i(l
Hulls and stags 150 ..2 15
Canners 1 501 Co
ISEI'RESnXTATIVE SALES.
The following nre the representative salosof cattle
it the stock yards today:
No.
1
r,
5
1
8
1
9
3
1
Inscription.
Good initc' er cows-....,
Av'ge.
Price
2 10
Good butcher cow , r.tu
fair butchiT cow sand heifers IW2
Choice butcher cows and hellers.. 034
Canner. U0U
Camiers StSl
Good butcher steer 11S0
htocKers 771
Good batcher steers 12 5
Hull S40
Gocdbull UiO
2 2o
3 31
1 6ri
SOU
2 Gi
.. 10
1 M
2 15
HOOS.
Receipts 33C There "as little activity In tho hog
apensas therun wa too light to cause much exclte
snent. l'acters and t-alcamcn were much Iiip
3io!n!ednt they were expecting to tee a good run
again tod.-iy. The m.irket was stroug tlirouyhout
jind the offerings went off quick. 'Hie close was
etrong. Bulk of sales at $3 t"H- Wo quote;
Choice forted, 2irVji.ro W C7J3 70
Light irlxed. 20!420 3 i5 Cc3 n7
.Heavy mixed. 2.03ai 3 IS Gilt
Hough old rows audstags 3 00 (3 25
Itni'ItLSENTATIVE SALES.
Thcfollowin,? were the representative sales of
hogs at tho yards today.
No, - Dock. Average, Price.
!'5 40 221 S (u
7a 411 itO 8 1.7H:
M F0 251 3ihJ
53 .... -za zr:,.
W M 234 .". fiTJij
An .... 3ili 3 t.7H;
CO S2J 2o6 3 o7Ji-
SHEEP.
There is very little doing In the sheep pens. Mar
3tet steady.
'Good mutton sheep, 80100 T3 253 75
Good stock wethers. i5ca5. 3c
Good to extia lambs 4 1024 CO
Wichita Horse and Mule Market.
Wichita, Kan.. Fob, 7.
The demand for small horfes and mares for
touthern tra-le is lfotter. Mr. Smith is here buying
for the Atlanta, Ga., market. Prices steady at quo
tations. Extra drnft horses ,
Good draft lion-es
Kxtra mares
Gi od nniros ,
Kxtra drivers
Good drivers
Kxtta stroplt-rs
Good sti cetera
Oregon
Plugs
Mules. 14 hands
Mules, 14' hands
Mules, 15hau x.
Mules, 154 hands
MuIoa. heavy V&l6i hands.
Mulcy, plugs
125 G0ai50 00
105U0125 Od
no iioi3r io
70 UX4 !6 00
150223 10
Jill OC012J i
!()) IflllS (10
8 tO 115 U I
:iri l)LVv l 0,1
211 (XICj. .j0 UO
Iir. U) 7510
75 10- 85 (W
fi5 O' U5 O)
Vb 01110 00
11.5 0i17a OJ
WUwaWLt)
Brier Mention.
Jjipbt run of stock today.
Our packers wiint more ho;;s.
Houston shipped four cars of cattle east
today.
Sliiner & Bnfz handled upwards of 1.0C0
cuttle at the yards last month.
Mr. Bush, of Bush & Heath, Douglas,
came in late last evening with a car of
hCRS.
B. B. Ramsey, Andover, vras on the mar
ket with a car of hoes.
A. D. Caton, Peabody, came in with a
car of hogs.
A P. Smith cRme in from Spivcy with a
car of cattle and hojjs.
G. Koch, Cheney, marketed hogs.
3Ir. Lehman, Halstead, was on the late
snarket with a car of uorkers.
PROFIT IN HOGS.
I insist that there is as much 'profit in
hogs as there is in steers, hut thej' .should
run out and have the same advantages,
writes Geonio V. Hoffman in the Kami
New Yorker. There is but one better
animal to enrich land, and that is said to
be the sheep. Hoj:s are better than cows
or steers to enrich land. I would turn
them out with the cattle; they will eat a
preat man' weeds and grasses that the cows
will not. Of course you will have to keep
better fences and to ring the hogs, but
with the appliances of toiiaj two men will
ring 100 in a short time. We can trow
almost anything on hog pasture. At tho
present price of corn, buckwheat and
barley, I think there is as much profit in
pork at 5c per pound as in anything we
could raise. We u ed to think there was
moro profit in pork at 3Jje or 4c than there
was in selling grain when it brought
more than it does now. I would cook the
food; you cannot make a profit out of any
thing if it is not well taken care of. I
would bed my hogs with straw; it will
make more mauure if nothing more.
Lawrence Journal: Stockmen buy corn
for 15 cents a bushel, but admit they make
it worth 35 cents to them by leeding it to
hogs, cattle and horses. II the farmer has
no stock he had better get some.
A Russian writer asserts that through
the caieless. sacking of grain and the ue
of hooks upon the sucks while loading and
unloading into and from cars and boats,
hii average of 2 per cent of all grain trans
ported is ost, entailing an annual loss of
fo.t 00,000; and he estimates the yearly cost
of bags at half that amount.
From the Live Stock Indicator: The
mainspriug of tarniing is the seed. It is
more important to secure good seed than
to prepare for its reception in the fcoil. The
failure of seed to germinate may cost the
farmer the loss of an entire crop. The
teed is something that tho farmer should
rarelully exmiiue now, before .sprsng
opeus., by te&tiug it in boxes of earth un
der ulass.
From the Live Stock In-dicator: In feed
Ing and laticiting hogs it is important to
have a lot as near of the same size, weight
and quality as possible; it will sell for a
better price than a lot of various sizes and
weights. If. when fatted, there are a tew
small ones or one of an extra size, the Jot
will sll tor more in the average if you
take these out and kill thern lor home use
or dres for the near marker, or sell wheu
u shipment i being made of hogs that av
erage with them.
From Daily Trade Bulletin: Looks now
as if the increase in the packing of the
west for the winter season would reach
l,5'J0,uC0 hogs.
The Liverpool Daily Post in comment
ing on the receipts of cattle from America
says some of the steamers have carried car
goes of 1,000 head, and in such cases the
loss has been equal to 150. A movement is
now on foot by the underwriters to restrict
the cargo to TOO or SOU The Post estimates
the weekly receipts at 10,000 head.
LIVE ST00E MARKETS.
By Telegraph.
KANSAS Cttt, Mo. Feb. 7. CATTLE Receipts
8SUI, bhlpments240u. Market steady. Steers S3 :i3
4 75. cows M 75J TO. stockorx and f?ders. 2 ai
3 20. HOGb Receipts 7W, shipments 10OL
Market weak but active. All grades tS UJ3 to,
bulk M 75. iOIEl .P Receipts 1400, shipment lltil.
Market Heady. Cool to choice muttons and lambs
(3 50&5 40, blockers and f eeden, o UM35 25.
Chicago. 111.. Feb. 7. The Drover' Journal re-
Sorts: CATTLE Receipt 7.MJQ, shipments S.M)
arketstroiiger. Ueeve 4 it gb 00. steers lUst
4 S5. stockere and feeders 3 2o3 60. leias corn
fed steers S3 UU33 50. HOGb-Hecelpts 2MUI.
hipmenta lUAO. Market slow. 5c lower, closinc
steady. Mixed 13 75js3 9 . heavy $3 754 00, light
3 754 05, skips 43 iUKjw IS. bHEEP Receipts
TUiL shipments 2UU0 Market steady. Natives SmSO
6lO. wcsiern corn led (4 50&5 su, lexans J 50
g 00, Iambs d IXX&6 40.
ST, LOCIS, Mo,. Feb. 7,-CATTLE-Kecelpta
900, Mjipments K0, Market steady. Good to fancr
patlve steers 254 30. stockers and feeders $1 Ki
J20 muse steers 2 t3 5'i. DOGS-Recolota '.
shipments 1KO. Market slow. Fair to choice
S?aJKS3 OSiOO, packlns grades t 7753 'JO.
SHEEP Receipts 13L9. shipments 011 Market
Strang. Fair to choice 4 405 15, lambs 15 UI&6 W.
Wichita Grain Market.
Wicnrr a. Kan
Fob.
Corn ii moving freely and receipts will probably
continue to increase during this month. There Is
some whtat coming in and prices are about steady.
Receipt for 24 hours. 10"20bu. corn, 1900 bo. wheat.
GRAIN Carlots on track: '
WHKaT Good milling 554580, while other grades
arp quoted at.1Oca.11d down.
CORN No, 3. 12&13c
OATS 12iiir.c.
RYE-No. 2 22324c. No. 3 20a22c.
H a Y 4 to per ton; 64 (M In car lots.
GROUND COKN Chop In car lots 33c per 100 lbs.
Wichita Produce aiarkct,
Wichita, Kan., Feb.".
Potatoes a little scarce and are strong at quota
tions'. Eggs continue active. Other articles In the
market .-steady.
POTATOES-Kansas 45c per bu, northern 60c.
ORANGES Mexican S3 50&3 75 per box. baskets.
w.
perbbl.
perioaibs.
u.mu.ns-amsm i ;l 51' jer uu.
T.ANAXAS-il 50i 50per bunch.
EGGS -llraimo per doz.
ilCTTEK Fancy creamery 25c. choice creamery
22c choice butter lPc, fair 15c, cookinsr butter lUc.
utiiujv..Na uresoeu. o&sc per id. live
! 7.i psr doz.
TUJ
KKEYS-LIve &57c per lb, dressed 211a
Wichita Leather Market.
Wichita, Kan., Feh. 7.
There is no change to note. Demand onlT fair
and prices steady.
SOLE LKATUnR-(Slaughter) 2729c. B.A. 2527
good lamagel 2123c.
HARNESS No. 1 oak Kc, L. H. 30c, Union 2Sc
Hemlock 25c.
tv I,F Domenic nrai an, French ?3 1CVJII 60.
CUT HALK SOLEb Heavy S3 CO. medium $2 50.
light (1 25(3.1 75.
Wichita Provision Market.
Wichita, Kan.,Feb. 7.
The demand Is fairly active and quotations show a
little weakness, especially In mate pork. Prices for
other articles unchanged.
SUGA II CURED MEATS Canvassed or plain
Ilatns, 2l)lb3 and up. Willc.
Hams, 12-1 bs and up. lOillKc.
Hams, small size. lO<lbs. 10JCsl2Hc.
Breakfast bacon (full width or btrips) S3Hc
uiiea oeer nam (extra ury) yc
famoked bref tongut-, per doz, $4 00.
f'oitage or bonel&s hams 7kc.
SIUK M.-.ATS-
Short clear sides, packed, (dry salt), S5 80(3.5 50 per
1C0 1 bi.
Clear backs ?5 iftto 75 per 100 lbs.
Iiong clear bacon .'5 .Sft.1,1; C3JIcwt,
liaton shoulders, 43(5.514 c.
SaI'SAGi-
FrcsU pork sausage. No 1 5h3.6c.
Fres-h pork sausage, (extras) usc.
Wichita nide and Tallow Market
Wichita. Kan., Feb. 7.
The demand continues for gieen hides. Pricos
steady to strong.
HIDES No, 1 green 27fc per lb. No. 2 greon 2kc
per lb. No 1 green sait 3fc, No 2 green halt 2J4c, dry
hides J'S.GVCo er lb. bulls and stags lUc.
TALLOW No. 1 3?c per lb. No 2 2c.
bllEEP PELTS-Mj.750 each.
M'lchlta Flour Market.
Wichita. Kan., Feb. 7.
There was a little more inquiry on local account.
Prices uncharged.
Best patent, per cwt, (standard price
Secoud gradu
Extia fancy
ShipCtufrrbi:Vk."i."I"Il"";";"."
Bran
.J210
. 1 70
. 150
. 120
. 45
,. 40
MAEKETS BY TELIGBAPE
Ketv York Money.
New York, Feb. 7.
Money on call easv, ranging from 2 to per cent,
last loan 2, closed offered at 2 per cent.
Prime mercantllo paper 4?f'u5).
Steiliugexchanceijulutbut steady at S4 83forC0
day bills and M Sf-l for demand.
Tho total sales of stocks today were 271,173 shares.
The stock market was dull and closed at slight
advances ovar yesterday's figures,
4s coupons 12T.M
4.s coupons lillJi
Pacific tp of 95 lie
Mis-ourlCs llfl
Chicago; Alton 131
Chicago Burlington & Quincy 103
Lackawanna 1375-fi
Lake SI 10 reV.V.V.V. V.V.V.V.V.V.". .V. '. '. . '. '.'. '. ... '. '. '.'.'. ilW?
Missouri Pacific 75M
Northwestern l!U!-4
New York Central 10ti?i
Re.-ullne 42
Kock Inland, ex dlv w,
Union Pacitlc ITiJv
Wabash 13
Western Union to
Chlcnso Grain and Produce.
CniCAGO. 111.. Feb. 7. A good business
was transacted in a speculative way in the
wheat market today, but the volume was
not as large as yesterday. The buying
and selling seemed pretty evenly divided.
The close was about c lower than yester
day. A moderate business transacted in corn,
the volume of business being very fair
considering the narrow range. The feel
ing was rather easier on the near futures,
while the distant deliveries ruled rather
firm. The market closed a trifle lower
than yesterday. The cut in Nebraska
rates was hardly as much as was generally
anticipated. The cut is about l--Kc to
5c, the outside figure being for western
points.
Oats were weaker and a shade lower.
Trading was considerably lighter but a
fair business transpired.
A moderately active trade was reported
in mess pork. Prices ruled 7l0c lower
aud the market closed quiet at medium
figures.
Trading in lard was light and prices in
clined in favor of buyers.
Only a moderate trade was reported in
short ribs. The feeling was weak. Prices
ruled UK5c lower and closed tame.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows.
0 5 r o
1 f I I
ARTICLES. 28
n f r ?
; : : " :
Wheat "
Match
May 73V Tf-X 7S". 7SH
June 7JK 7-.-V, 7s5g 7SV,
July 77Ji 77?j 77 77U
Corn
February Murch 291$ 2l'j OH ZHi
May 3U,, 31H 31s 3!(
July. 'Sih 324
Oat ;
February I
March '
May s 22SJ 22M 2CK
June 22U 23$ 21JS, 224,,
Prk
Mirch.. ".".".".".". ".".".". y'fTJa'! 982J "77 977
Mai- Id 10 ' 9 ." tl 15
June 10 .2 10 12& 10 IKj-s 10 (Ka
Lard
February Marcn 5 S5 5 S5
May b'J.li 5.;
June ti 05 tid.
Short i: b-,-
January -
February
March 4 7-t 4 75 4 7.' 4 75
Mav 4 STHj 1S7H 4 S5 4 S5
June 4 95 4 a.'.'u'
Cash quotations were as follows:
Fl.OLn-S:eady,510c lower. Wlnlcr $2 00ai 33
spring SI UW4 :.k
WHKT3-No.2tprmg;5c No.2red 75c
COUI-2?3sc
OAT- 2iJ,.&21c.
RVE-43C.
liAltLLV-&'S57c.
FL s.ELI I 35c.
TIM01HY-1 -a
POKK-jU 65 9 70.
LAill5 SI
shout Riiis siDEs-r4 70t sa
SHI ICLOEKS-Dry salted Jl i(34 37H.
SHOUT t LEAK SIDIiiii 05.
WUI-KY-tUC
SUGARS Cut laif 7U$c granulated 6jc, stand
ard AOljC.
akticles. Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat T4.10J 17.000
Corn - 115.t0 2SUXU
Oats Hmiv 201.0m
BUTTER Steady. Creamery 2t5n&27c, fine 211
finest dairy lSv322c; tine .l&lx.
EGGS-loc
Kansas Oty Produce.
Kansas Crrr. Mo., Feb. 7.
The Dally Indicator. reports:
FLOUR- firm. XXX 12 2V$ 03. choice U 70S320
fancy S3 E0Q.4 4. patent 4 1(W 20- ... ,
WHEAT Ixiwer. No. 2 hard cash bike Feb
ruary 4c bid. No. 2 red cash tSsc bid. 70c a--ked.
COKN-Quiet. No. 2 cash 22c bid; &Mc asked:
Fehniarv c
oats No. 2 cash VHc February 17.Hc bid.
HYE-No. 2 ca-h :75.c
MILLSTUFF-Easy.' "
COKN CHOP-42C.
BRANVe.
SHIlSTi.Fr-0c
IIAY-Mendy. Fancy S3 SO&S CO.
J L.Xil.hU- Quiet and unchanged at J2 50.
lifr-YIJ-QuIe: lut jteadj-. Desllveriied reflned
$3 62 W. soft Missouri $4 57W.
ilKJ?.Eit-,F'nc" Creamery natt dairy aXiS.c.
CHLbsE-tj:y FuU cream twins Millc. Yoaag
America hxgllc. western :xic.
EGGS Active at He.
CO UN M EAL steady at 1 5r,l 55.
LIVE POULTRY-Qilet. Choice ha $2 502 75.
ELDRIDGE
WICHITA UNION STOCK YARDS,!
mcMECA, KANSAS.
PERSONAL ATTTENTION TO
M. C. CAMPBELL,
Catt fa Salesman.
Our office is in charge of an ex
perienced oook-lceeper.
WE SEND THE DAILY EAGLE TO OUR PATRONS FREE AS
A LIVE STOCK MARKET REPORT.
Special information by -wire or I Correspondence always has
letter free on application. prompt attention.
LIVE '-.STOCK
SCALE BOOKS!
Three Forms,
STANDARD!
HOWE!
FAIRBANKS!
When ordering state WHAT
form is wanted.
smailfat2 0(l2 23, mixed hens and roosters 1 75
2 00.
I'ROVISIONS-
IIAJIS I.e.
HKEAKFAST BAC0N-g4'c.
DRlBD BKEF-Sc.
DKIED SALTMKATS-Firm.
Short ribs 5 61;
lone clear W 37k;. shoulders S45j, short clar
SJiOhEU MEATS-Steaiy. Short ribsitt
ij ion ;
clear i? 25, houldPrs .5 12K short clear $6
POKK-Firmat?110.l.
LAKD-Steady at Sb",M.
St. louis rroduce.
ST. Louifi. Mo.. Feb. 7.
FLOUTl Market steady nnd unchanged. XX
75c. XXX Sic family il 'J0. choice .12.'. fancy 1 40,
extra faucy l axil 55. outents 1 7j1 US.
WHEAT Loner. The May option touched the
lowest point today yet reached. '1 he close wan weak
with May ic, Juco about the same and July 1-Itto
below yesterday. No. 2 red cnth .5-Kc March 7bHc
May 77J4c asked. June 7iQ77Mo asked, July7(i4
74Xc asked. Ausust 7IMc.
COKN Lower. No. 2 mixed cash 2tjjj,'c. Febru
ary 2fi;: bid: March 2GMc bid: April StfKc bid. May
i',a bid. July Hdic asi:ed, August 23c bid,
OATS-CIoied Arm. No. 2 cash 21c bid. May 21&
21;cbid.
KYK-N02 cash 42c afeked.
BAULKY Dun. Minnesota 5Cc: Wisconsin
Iowa 35c
51c
ATTQENEYS AT LAW.
Thos. C. Wilson; Jos. a, Ukcuachee
City Attorney.
WILS01T & BRITBA0EER.
Attorneys at law, iSl North Main Street, Wichita,
Kansas. Telephone No. 11. dlOS tt
W. 1. Campiseix. jas. l. Dyctt
CAMPBELL & DYEE,
Attorceyh at Law, Wichita, Kansas. lOCtt
H. C. SLUSS. , W. E. &TANLBT.
SLUSS & STAITLET,
Attorneys at Law, Wichita, Kansas.
HAEEIS, HARRIS & VERMILLION,
Attomays-at-La.Tir lllS. llnin htreet uecond floor.
J. It. Hallowell. J.E. Hums
Late U. S. Attorney.
EALLOWELL & HUME,
Lawyers, 142 N. Main ttaeot Wichita. Kan. 141tt
P. A. E0UKBAUGH,
Attorney at Law. Attorney for Western Collectioa
Bureau, ltooms 1, 3 aud a, X0 137 North Market
s treet, WlchiU, Kansas. d 23
E. B. JEWETT,
Lawrer. Kooma 2, 4 una v tic North Main str
Wichita, Kansas. d 104-tf
JOHN W. ADAMS. G. W. C. JOXES. G. W, ADAMS.
ADAMS, JONES & ADAMS,
Attorneys at law. Office, first stairway east of tho
Wichlu National bank. HC-tf
HATTON&EUGGLES,
Attorneys at law, Fletcher building, opposite Occi
dental Jiotci. !''
W. H. BltlDEXIIAUOn. W. H. 3 ACCH.
BRIDENBAHGH & RAU0H,
Attorneys at Law,
Rooms 5 and 7 at 205 North Main Street, dffl
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Disease of the
and Throat,
clashes
rket street.
ock.
DR. C C I'DELKT.
PHYSICIAN AND SUKGEO:;.
orncr: kcmkence:
21 Ea?t Dohj;1u3 Are. I j;is Notlh Marcet Street
Prof siiOBal Calls Attaadcd Pru uptly. 53-tf
EItL,a MUNSELL, M. D.
t&X&ZSL m-, . , rire
Or.lAiJlljO,
Eve. Ear. Noo. Throat and
Catarrh. Iloomi 11. 13 and
15, No. 205 North Main street,
ResldAce, 1203 South Ed.
porLu -tf
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Female and children's diseases aspecialty. Horns
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Jiid answued immediately on ruceipt of wm.
Home. 711 South Ida avenue: Wichita. Kanst
112 tf
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Office Hours 9 to 1(1 A. M. 1 to 4 P. M. Sunday to
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Slain St. Ofljce hours 3 to 10 a. m., 1 to 4 p. m. and
at nicht. d5S-lm
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J. M. PHILLIPS. S. E. PHIIJJP&
PHILLIPS & PHILLIPS,
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clJtion. We are prepared to do all kinds of retartrary
work, including canine practice, dentistry, and all
frurslcal operations. Hospital accommodntl' ns for
all patlenw roQuirini special care. call, by tele-
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IU WJ
id receive prompt atten-
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inMead ol throwm horses.
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He also carries the finest assortment of pictur
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ordrr. Der heads pat up. RncraAd. Ailtlnis
of birds mounted, etc, etc Send orders to J. i
Cooruu 1U & ilala !-, Wichlu. Ki. &tU
E.E. HAMILTON, M.D.,
&TfXtt3&' Eye. Ear. Nose
-t?3i3'5:w!S.'C'-;''-'-,c t.itarrh nnd lltt
&?&MiiS Ouicel27 N. Ma
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I CAMPBELL
EEEdSesEeport.
gSKSS&ttaBfc
THE SALE OFAI,L STOCK
B. W. ELBHIDGE,
Hog Salesman
Our private yard man is always
ready to receive and care for stock.
comrrssio
MERCHANTS.
SPECIAL.
Oar Scale Books are printed on good paper.
500 receipts to a book, bound and perfor
ated with stub gives on each receipt a
table of legal weights.
PRICE LIST:
Single Book $ 75
Three Books 2 (X)
Six Books 3 75
Single Book by mail, prepaid 85
Address,
THE WICHITA EAGLE,
Wichita, Kansas.
H. P. Murdoch, Business Manager
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
COMMISSION AG-ENTS.
ARCHlTEOTa
J. H LYNCH
Architect and Superintendent. Office, room MO
Sedgwick block. 107-tf
0. . TERRY,
Architect and Superintendent. Rooms II ad 17,
Bitting Week. Wichita, Kansas.
. E. McPHERSON,
Architect. Room IS. No. 200 North Main Street,
Wichita, Kansas. U7-tf
W. T. Pkoudfoot. . W. Bird.
PROUDPOOT&BLRD,
Arohltects and Superintendents. Ofhca la Faioh-
heimer block
PATENT ATTORNEYS
WM. J. HUT0HLNS,
Patent attorney and solicitor, mechanical engln
cerand drauKhtman, Full reDort of patents to
date. 13 yeaiu of practical experience. Preliminary
examinations made. Rooms 11 and 12 Flrebaugli
block, 151 North Market sc. Wichltu. Kan. d49 tf
ABSTRACTERS.
A. J. APPLEOATE,
(WithA.D.Mallory)
Atstracter, ConTpyancer and NotorjPnblio
Fine clrauubtim: aspecialty. Complete abstracts
to any laud in Sedawlck county. Room i'lfi SedB
wick block. Can be found during business hours at
county building. lOWf
Old pnpers tor sale at this office 23 cts
per hundred. 23-tf
TWO SOCIETY QUEENS.
One Attempt to Kale Beyond Her
While tho Other Grsoofully Abdicate.
Two of tbe prettiest girl$ in a town wber
prettj girls are by no means rare have re
cently passod tbo point beyond which they
cannot with propriety be spoken of as "girls."
Both of them once possessed unusual beauty;
both were considored, though in widely dif
ferent ways, attractive. Tboy were spoken of
as "bolW in tbo circle in which they moved.
Ono of tin-in, who, with a little touching
up of the cheeks and eyebrows and the as
sistance of a skillful dressmaker, is yet hand
some, still considers herself a "belle," and
makes her desire for admiration and social
supremacy uncomfortably evident. She is
unmerciful in her critioism of the youngor
girls who are just entering her 9at; sho tikes
to snub and disconcert them; she speaks of
thorn as "chits"' and schoolgirls. She has no
iommifie friends, aod as her old admirers
marry or desert her, she finds her native
place growing moro and more dull, and finally
gets out of it as often as pwaiblc.
Every summer, with many huge trunks
filled with gorgeous ctothes, hhe goes to a
large hotel at nome gay resort and spends tho
season in "showing off." Some people laugh
at her, but there aro some who admire, and
she will be able, doubtless, to play at being
belle a few years longer.
The other boHe belongs to a family rich in
children, beauty, health aad good temper.
Her drosses have never boon cosily nor espe
cially elegant, but no one ever stopped to
think what slia liad on. She is still pretty,
without touching up, but tho first fresh bloom
of her beauty has departed, and people are
beginning to lament that she doesn't marry.
Not that they make ill natored remarks
on tho subject, but they soy she Is not the
kind of person who ought to be "ap old maid."
Sho is so capable, so domestic, to sweet
tempered, so fitted to be a wife aad mother,
that she ought certainly to be tbe mistress of
a home.
It is rumored, moreover, that she has had
a groat many offers; and it is known, though
not through her telling of them, that she has
had several. To be stun, in talking over her
suitors the gossips agree that they were nice
enough young men, but none of tbena half
good enough for her. It seems to bo on ge
eral principles only that they wish she had
married.
Meanwhile, before any one realizes what
she is doing, or that the means to do it, still
less to think it is time for her to do it, it is
found that this belle has abdicated! There is
no formal announcement of the fact, bat so
it is.
She goes seldom to parties. She ceases to
act in theatricals or pose ia tableaux; she
"manages" instead for those who do. At
church fairs she is found no longer as flower
grrl, or peasant waitress, or gypsy fortune
teller in coins and gay scarfs; instead, sho
smites at you across tbe apron teirie, or
shares tk distracting labors of tho supper
committee, or is placed in charga of tbe rail-
drea's march. 1
As sweet, sereno and gay as ever, tbo
shares the enjoyment of every fes&al ccca
skin, and adds to its dtarm. But people ,
come to hzr now with compliments, not for
herself, but for her swter next ia age, just .
budding inio womanly beauty; or for the J
litsle brother, who played tbe page so wll:
or tko younger fisicr, who was quaint ad
graceful in the minuet. She flushes with
pride and pleasure as such pkauaui thingi
are said to bcr.
She is yet mere pteaMd when a gracious
word is spoken concerning tbe other sister,
the shy and awkward one, not blessed with
tbe family beauty, and caios paias herself to
mentien, wbn tfce rest are praised, bow sweet
tempered that ens it, and bow helpful at
borne. "What she herself a at home only the
tired hcobewne whose burden eiw hfu and
the little flock to whom fcheis-aeroocd mother
will v- know.
One cannot bj a belle for a whole Ef e. Tbe
timecocoes whea, if a girl would net be pwbed
down, she must sp down, unless iaded
will seep up ictfead. That iti always pcad- '
bie to ta, and aae wno oom it hotmn cctais
and rains much, venbtrbeiatycle4oea
net v&nih, hat merely changes ia kind.
Ptcpla may not say 30 oittm, Ew txUj
she IooJeiP bet they w21 be ora thuerer
laudy.to sai-J'Sow lerefcr sfe M" "
ADVERTISE
COLUMN.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied
The following rates under the different heediaca
will be charged.
S3-PAYABLE STRICTIiT IN ADVANCE.
No advertisements taken for 1ms than 10 cents.
Ona line adrertisemenu cn&rsed eamit rate as (wo
lines.
NO ADVEP.TISEMENT5 TAKEN "TO RUN UN
TIL FORBID."
Prices ciTen under cla.?lfied head la this column
applicable only to local advertisements. No f orelca
advertisements taken at prices git u.
Answers to adrertlsements tnt in care of the
E-AGLX officu should be called for within 1(1 days
alter insertion. Wheu advcrtUers wish replies for
warded to them stamped envelopes must be tent.
Reference to former advertisements should s1t
description and date of Insertion or copy of tha ad
vertisement should be sent. .
Not responsible for advertlsemsnts given ordls
continued by telephone.
WAJS'TEDTEMALE HELP.
uuuer ion iieau x per imo per uay.
Domestics.
Vi
rANTED-Glrl for cenerel houseworl:. Ooo-l
ages. Apply at- isa r. tmporia ave. urj iil'
w
ANTED Olrl for cenaral housework. Call at
bl. iortn tiwrence. avi Ct
w
ANTED Asood cirl for housework. Inquire
ot Jirs. lioss, .ii r. .mporla. alu t
"Y7"J','''''0lnPetent Sir' or woman atonce for
tt general housework, wages 13.50 per week.
Apply 1140 N. Topeka Ave. dtlMt
WANTED-A girl for nousowork. Apply at TO1
E.O-Wst. Pouell&Koland. dS-6t
w
ANTED A good cltl at 1151 N. Topeka ave.
Cjbtl
T7"AN'TED OocdBlrltoao housework tn family
T V of two. Inquire at 425 Campbell avo.. West
Bide. djb tf
yurses.
Laundresses.
Miscellaneous.
WTANTED Younjclndy tellocraphe and type-
T writer. State experience aud !alai y for six to
seven hours work each day. Address Manufac
turer, care letter carriur No. U, Wichita. Kau.
dJO-tf
SITUATIONS FEMALE
Under this head 1c per line per day.
Domestics.
Housekeepers.
Miscella neo us.
WANTED Position. A Refined, educated lady
recently from tho east deslreu a position as
houekeeMr in a widower's, family. Address Jonnie
box 111, Marlon, Kan. dT2 3t
WASTED-MALE HELP.
Under this hoad "c per lino per day.
Trades.
Bookkeepers and Clerks.
Boys.
Salesmen.
"1 if ANTED Salesmen to sell our apectaltieg to
VV the trade exclusively oras side line; i-amples
and caw furnUhcd; exclusive territory; food puy,
gcrmanent situation wltn chance to build up a fine
ade. Model .Ledger Co., South Bend. Ind.
dM 15i e o d
Coachmen, Teamsters, Etc.
Miscellaneous.
SITUATIONS MALE
Under this head lc per line per day.
Trades.
Bookkeepers and Clerks.
Boys.
Salesmen.
Coachmen, Teamsters, Etc.
Miscellaneous.
Employment Agencies.
Under this head 2c per line per day.
AGENTS WANTED.
Under this head leper line per day.
WfANTED We want to hire an energetic person
l In eery locality to diftrlbateadvertf&lnc mat
ter and attend to our local Interest. A straight sal
ary of $159 per day and expenses will be paid. Ad
dress Inclosing 2c stamp for particulars. CNIVER
SAL. SUPPLY Co Chlcaeo, flL No postal ansvi ered
dr." &at ii xun bt
VX""" ANTED MAN As acnt for our patentKafes
H size ffixlSxli Inches: 3JretalL All sizes as low
Naw style"; new patterns: new lock: new factory;
Not governed by safe pooh Every safe warnntd.
Rarechance. Permanf-nt buslne-s. OUr ternw and
catalogue will convince you acents clear I Jtf) to jiJJ
per month. Write for exclusive territory. Alpine
safe Co Cincl nnatl. O. w & Sat (ii S
WT ANTED Lady acents for a cood paylnc ar-
T tide. CaU at 7 sooth Main si
street from 9 JO to
dil-Cf
V?
TED Four lady canvassars. Call at 2X
North Fourth street today. dGt
ITANTKD AUENTS In eTery city town and
TT vHIae In the Uclud buts (except In
mate of Kansas) to take tubscrlptlons. PoMmattem
can mak njoney. No capital required. Sampl"
copiss fret. Caah commUilona: mosey can be roa1
by getUar up clubs. Address the Wichita ti.'le
WlchltaTKaa. ?Mf
AGENTS WANTED In evry city and tow la
th United Statck (except in Mate of Ktm.jj; u
sell to lawyers. Jast the book every lawyer nda
eadorsd by lawyers verywhere: tells at sight, n
de'iays necessary, a book ran b delivered wbea
ulilictdt, Applicants must b able to furm.-
reference vain rwjnlred. Full particulars fre
Address tha Wichita Eavl. WlchlU, Kaa. 11-tf
WA NTED Miscellaneous.
Lsdrrthls head 2c per Una per day
A VTrtl DuiftlAfnVnnv fh.f fhrU A liwim
V at the Keystone House, 170 meals siven per
day. Meal 20c 13 per wek. 2i; N. Ma!d t.
W;
a.--
" I - a NT ED Parti es wi shl a s cholc to w u for lay
t T ins and breading purposes can be supplied at '
Wichita Hennery corner iftth and Waco avenue, j
yresa egs for family us always on band. d72 it J
T ANTED A roller top o2c desk. AddrcsC
T a, Eacle cfiice, stating price, etc. aadjwbere
fiere 1
uca cu vc; Bki-
d-I-tt'
W T A VTrfl Tfl nn-rfc . rr4 ilI.Ae. Amlr
V IcqtUre or le.vo word as Well's, 'iizio L Co's. i
omce. aw w
ll'AM ED We want your snaps in vaexat lots'
I t got the ca.h for them. Bring them la at ooee.
Wealowaat enaa stocks of gcods. We have got
clear property and can for some stock worth from
Jp J W to 12Ji 1 Geo. L. Koase. Jr A: Co, room M,
niiT"Rk blocE. C'J fX
WANTiiD A few nsore mea or ladlejs to work for
good wage. Apply wyiay. Address Ephraim
EaBs, Wichita. Kaa. O t
W "A NTED vacast Jots ia cethera Irt
of cjty. WRl pay U cah Ii turcas. C P,
Yoahorgt.
U-&
T ANTED Everybody to Jcssw thxi are j
fca-iiuarvrf tar Tawiiiae. v uieui
best lectioa of all desrrJtXloaj. CotsIc hard hits,
lace :n solver aad golt fronted and fascy 9avrnJr5.
sovelty cards, etc at th loo-ei yrtors. We giv) a
North Mala street.
az in
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'ANTED To fU cuxxzVp vMn&, 2inar cr
J -at. - wa - iWa I r f- ri - as rlr
errwiron.l LdirrTands tscf siagJ harse-. at j
Kaa Maple street. w'et side. uST Cc
"tVANTED A stock of gesr werehaadise wcrth
1? abcct(t2A WataveacaM-emxrlorvech
stock. Geo. U Rocse. Jr, tt Co, 'XI Jytrfrwci:
biocx. yst
W
ANTED A few isare hcrOrs at 3j Et
ASUbKise -
T V
jooo
ooov
4fc A
THE PEOPLE'S C0LTJM.
Your Wants Supplied
l ANTED To bur a house acu iti f es. of jrround
" on monthly payments. Addresn. jtatlns
terms and locaUoo. Vv . O. S caro Eazle oflcr.
dIT tf
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Under this head Sea line per day.
FUt SALE A flrit-ciass confectionary stine.
bakery acd ice crAui parlon combined. Will
take sood dt-ar real estate in part payment- W. J.
tke:ton.K:N. Market r. drOiA
170 R SALE A neat flrt-claA stock of millinery.
X Will take cltar real etat la part payir.rnt. IV.
J. Sieltou. 151 N. itarfcet t d?J ft"
f'OR SALE Aftts;-classtrnlt awl confectionary
bn$.int3 Rest corner in Wichita, real low. A.
B..thUo2ico. dM It
PABTNE11S WANTED.
X. nder this head Sc a line vrlay.
2) BE SSMA JZIN G.
Under this heudVc a lias per day.
WANTED Houses and Booms.
Under 1 his head Sc a lice per da.
FOB SALE Farm Property.
Under this head 2c per line per day.
FOB SALE City Beat Estate.
Under tnls head 2c per llae per day.
" half north ot Douglas aenue on Fifth nn. or
will trade for residence propertx. Adtlros William
Tobias. iK E. DouUk a", e. dru ft"
POR SALE On monthly installment plan, several
very desirable residencvh. ratiein iu price from
H300 upward. Wjell and centrally located. Hare
cliance to procure a hoina oa eay terms. II. V. .
LewK OJtf
Vli bAJL Household UCOaS.
Under this head 2c per llna jifr dy.
FOB SALEM iscella n eons.
l-nder this head 3c nor line per iu).
POR SALE-Ualfinterculathc Wichlu Mineral
Wells situated three aad a half miles northti-t-V
from Fatrnitnmt. For full particulars addrttii M.
i. r uiiei, JouiKi, liau. uiiu
F
on SALE Fresh cows at
the Occidental barn
dMtit
X N. Market.
IT1 OR SALE A Smith it Vai.Vj steatn pomp In cwod
S- condltioo: also sevcnil pullf.vs and a lot of e
and b inch beltlac. Cltlzeaa Electric Co , Third
anil Wichita streets. dSUt
IT'OR SALE We have two comptoto Mts ot butch
ers' tools., iucludlur Ice- boxe. ctc cither of
which we will sell at a ret baxca.n, or will suit eut
entire, A ood opening. No oppusition. Aditres
Smith A SmallridKe. Burns Kau. dilj e
I.OR SALE A limited number ot pure utoodwl
: White Plymouth Rock fowl, from prize wlu
nlnc Mock. Cockerels S? each; two hrut nul one
c:ckerel for 5. 'flits is the ixjbt variety both an
layers and for the table that I hae ever seen, and
the prices are erectly reduced. l It. (i.immnn,
Cullisou, (Can. 31 lit
FOR SALE Cbeiip. a nmtumcth and Sampson
Jack. Yoiinjj and warranted. A good foal
Setter. D, W. Dj e, Wichlu, Kau. .3 2r
?OR SALE-MasKs, beards, wiss, of all decrin
i. tlonvat whoiiiIeand retalh and costumes to
rent at the 5 and 10 cent store. d North Main ft.
ol tt
FOB. SALE Deeds, morttrarca and ell kinds of
legal blauki.biauk receipt books, note books, etc.
ut the Wichita Eacle uihce.Ori!ersby mail prumptly
attended to. a lib tf
FOK SALE Scale hooks. short nnt wiiiers note
books. Want receipt abu note houkf aadlraal
blanks ut every kind. Mailorders promptly attend,
c w, Call on or audrcrs in Wkhlta JLatiLC, Wlcb
a. Kan. UUtf
FOR SALE A handsome lithograph map of tbu
city of Wichilv kivcs lumn uf strevu, pubile
building?. collettCN parks, etc. also 12xli on linen
paper, price 5 cents each. 3 for 10 ceutu 35 cents per
dozen. Audrtbs the IchlU Eagle. Wichlu. Kan.
1 1JJ tf
FOB BENT HOUSES.
Under this head 2c per lino per day.
4l-i TOR RENT seven room residence at southeast
Kii corner of Pine and rurtli streets. Collar, cis
tern, etc. all In cood condition. Rent Slia month
ou six mouths lease. Inquire ICi North Emporia.
d7Ul
OR RENT Eleven-room houo with modern
i improvomeuts at 112C N. Lawrence ne.
d'I-Cf
; FOR RENT A four room cottace.
1 S. Lawrence.
Call zisa
fl tt
Y FOR RENT A pood -room house on Colleso
E'-t mil, furnished or unfurnUhcd, to rlht party,
luciudiujc pantry, cloets, cellars, clccrn. porchns
and Kood barn and carriuj;o houw. also ral acrm
of garden U deslrL For particular call or address
Mrs. E.C. Munn.3J12 E. Central ave. 070 61
i8 FOR RENTOR SALE-Itesldences In all part"
aiiS. city Wright A Co. Ijtst of postoQIce. 14 tf
FOB BENT BOOMS.
Under this head 2c per line por day.
1?OR RENT Grooms for light housukeeplni; or
will furnih rooms, with closets. Rent cheap.
UU South ToiekA. d72 It
I?OR RENT Two handsomely furnished rooms,
irround floor, cheap rent, best location. Inqulru
it 25) N.Emporia avenue. dttMf
l?OR RENT Furnished front room 5.PJ per
1 month, furnished ault rooms !..W pel
per month. 31!
North Market street.
u-w
F
OR RENT Nicely furnished front room. G3 N:
Topeka avenue. ux
KOOMS FOR RENT Two desirable rooms for
rent at Vli South Lawrence atuuuo. Hoard If
desired. d at
ITOR RENT Furnished rooms, furnaco heat. X3
North Fourth avenue d7 Ut
F
OH RENT Two pleasant rooms with board, at
fcast 1 niru street. uoj w-
FOR RENT A ulte of nicely furnished rooms
on flrt floor with or without board, inquire
at 313 North Topeka or la. North Market, dia-tf
FOB BENTSTOBES.
Under this head 2c a line per day.
FOR RENT-IJrlck etore-nsim No. Ill Eaet Dotur
ics ave.. flno office ami sleeping room, to cood
parties very low In Richland bfuck. Barnes A toa.
J07 Douglas av;.ut. dVtf
FOR RENT A good ore room within one-half
block of DoaclM avenue on a irvod business
strcuU Apply U P. V. IinAly. Hi E-Douglas v.
FOB BENT Farm Property.
Under this head 2c pv line per day.
Y
R RENT A small farm for cash. Thos.O.
Hos. 112, North Jlaln street d' .
FOB BENT Miscellaneous.
Under this head Sc par line p day.
FOB BENT City Beat Estate.
Under this head 3e a line per dsr
MISCELLANEO US.
Under this head 2c a lice per day.
DR. I-duc's Perto-lical PUis. tho great French
rerady. act directly on tbe menstrual srvtem
and positively cure suppression of the mn-.
Warraatisl to promote tnrntrutVn. Tht pun
should not b taken during jirgnaary. Am. 1511
Co- royalty pro cpncer. la. $2. Genuine np
p.ied by Chav Lawrence, US E. Uongla. V, Kbit.
Kan-, svaofe-ale and retalL 5 sun landt lyr
Ct rfl J'tz-ck cf wsip. diamond pollsn dut
Jit jYJ and d'amond brick, put ipitibaat
h rappers, three ounces to the boi. Fixtures Ut
manufactare go with the tock. Usqnir. Cood
reason tor wishing to 1L sample icrwardM on
aiislicatioa. Address John W. Ltttz, Llncoia, III
tWlst
'"II.L dispone of ray household fonrf:ar iron.
ststicg cf parlor aod Mmois tiltA..cart-t
etrt I eoruary 14ta by raOe. Room 3 over lii x
hraporta. Tjcrfeu on sale at Uaaielt' fXl Eat Ixjog
ia. dM lit
1JUONE NO U5If your propertT Is for rent or
sale. Israel Bro re l titat aad reals.
a tr
ENGRAVED calTleg eardsal tr.e Eu-1 once; w
can j.rU.1 joor catas Ircsa -hm vjr putt
U MjEr tf
FOB SALE-Horses and Vehicles
UidJtr this head Zc yt Hz pr ixi.
w
fANTD-A cheap tiers at ZtS Ncrth XaIu.
C'JS-
FOB TBADIC
rs4er this heai ie ?r He per day.
AV
' A-S-AM"--- COI.UM Jf- 0 acrr to Kaa. elMf,
ailio.lr cwictT et oa two We. u truie lur
AiciiiU. property. .w t-irgACt WKttartrrir,
clear. t- trade fir farads S4ar titr ajio e er ctty
axid fans property ia eterji atxi nhwtra jan
of l.ij?. for v. h.ta property asa lnam alo csy
projerty aid farms crAr. la Otik. tor WtciMt
proytrty ad faray, wui .saie some lbCQXshrsc
Coi asd Has ycexr prafrty etd get Uarral&. a.
roc. prices for csb. A. if. 'Asshjls,, I:J ,! '
Dealer. V iCLiXA, Zxti. i'l-U j
FIR Ti:ADE-a f-t fc frtwit tesid vtvjtr.y
uar Ceotral areas. &ervi UnesiSibrar Ir
s Iz-ttAa ttl&eace t!ii Ttti. - i4 Z.ttrz
. wsu acc-3 a tnr.ali taccshra&ua. JnAin
Ukx Box TUJ. ctt f. 3 t
F
K TKADE-Clear iftU- ty irtperty.few
ITOR TBADE-Ar4 fans with e&Sy eouUiAiv
csinsr2e for a rrsiJtefrt. A44rs- C. eee f
CirrrNo.i 5 4
rrvi t nr-frj-vA.Ma ftrK. lassis. ta si
X wirfjL.isrrfiJJ'TSrtJr. H11Et
Lz!a aveitc. Wjids Kas.
iiir
T"rt ort a tlf V. tr.tflMrfft f tJTV-A
i? srWertr. U. ii. Xxliou. Cir fcalMl-ttH'.-tf 1
THE PEOPLE'S C0HJMH j
Your Wants Supplied
WANTEDBOJLBDXBS
Under this head 2c per ttaa
; -- - -- -?
MEETINGS.
Utftfer this head 2c par lis perdagw
music teachers:
STOLEN.
Uadar this head 2c a Uaa pr aar.
FOUND.
Under this head 2a per Una yr day.
CND-Oaenew ixle f or c&rriaro. Call ac Ma.
ilahxuV Detective aicency. 4.7 8l
STORAGE.
ruder this head 2c per line per day.
FOB EXCHANGE
Ucderthls head 3c per Una per day.
LOST.
Under lhl head 2c per Una per day.
STBAYED.
Under this bead Jo per line per day.
TYPE WBITEBS.
Under thl head 'ic per Uao pr dav.
FINANCIAL.
Under thU head 2o per Una per diy.
"fOEY loneU 1
.TAhotvefs biurxies
furniture, piano, otvae,
TlhorM, biorxies, etc- at re.MjuaU rates.
rates.
CT1-4U.
Uicfclaon Co .3 "edew tea bnlldUir.
ANTF D Borron r tor roon'y. We Jsaa
tnonev on a. I cUasc of cood set-aril r at the
lowest rates. Oeiv L, House. Jr. JC C. Room aw
& -VI SCIWICK KIOCK. 031 !X
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
RAILROAD TIMETJLBLEa
MISSOURI PACtriC R. R.
TKI.V
L
ARniVC I IXI.TI
Fort Scott. Kanas City, M,
lxuls and eastern nv ....)
Fort Scott, ICnrtS City. St'
Louts aod eastern ex. .. . '
C011w.1v Spring. Afctacufi
and Rlowa ex.. A
Conway Sprlsfrs, Aatlianvj
and Kiowa x. .... . .. .1
Hutchltiitan. sterling
Ummwe jKisscccer ,
Hutch.. KaoepolK ruebiol
and Don vera t. .... .......I
A II trains run daily I
Depot becond and Wichita atreet; tteketofflca DT
North Ualu atrMt, E. E. UuacauaY.
ras-seager acd Ticket Agaat.
NEW TIME TABLE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND
Jk PACIFIC RAILWAY.
l'Otet Kuclt IMand Hotrc'l
In effect oa and after December f th 1W9.
TKAIS?
I AHU1VK l l.AT
fiOlXCXOKTH A KB r AST. I ARJHVrXi LXATks.
No. 2 Colorade Sprlnr.! I
Denverand Pacific coami
Evpre dally
No. 2 Kansas Cllr. ft Loui
and Chicago Through
ilallandax. dally .
No. 1 Kansas City, bt Louis
and CUltare algbt ex.
daU-
k'n H? araihrkirulaHoh
oaily except auadar.... I U 30 A Ml USA r
OOINO SOUTH.
No. 3 k'ana Clry.it Lea Is
and Ckleau ax. tlatlr .,
No. 1 KamasClty.bt Leuls
and t blcatro tnruugh
mail aad ex. dally ,
S'n kl lrramiuli.tlbn.
t)y except Sunday... E 51 r xl Stnrv
KiegantfrearecliiilngchalrearsoB all trains. ant
I'ollman tlpers from Wichita to Kansas at and
Chicago without change oa Want trains. I1et
sold and br chocked Urauah to all points
north, south uu aad west, and steamship Uoksta
old to all European points at lowest rata. City
ticket offlca ll East Daiiglaa areaue. corner Mala
struct; paaeenrar Italian corner Douslaa aad Moatt
avnues.
C A, Ktrntiaroat). Ticket A feat.
JnoSefapt'aN. o. T Jt P. a , Chlens-o.nL
7 )0 a ill tlSrn
HUlxl HOMil
lldrn; iCOrx
;r.v '.Cam
1190AM sorx
ST. LOUIS J. HAN FKAMC1SCO H, It,
TRAINS. AaatTE. LIATC
Uottir it, psas (to Ella-
worth) tUiAM HOam
Going svrst pass. stopsal
UurrtoD).. ifirn 4Ur
Going East, passengar IM)I art) AM
Going Kas' '-weuger ) IQSSym 0PM
CltrLnlon Ticket 3lc. a Nurth ataln street.
and Union Depot. Oak street.
W1CIUTA A WK6TJCKN K. R.
TI'-SLfll AUiUTK XJTASJ
Going Weiil, pass fdallyj....! 7.7. ICi A K
Golar tVnt. freight. I.. ixti r u
Going East, pas i 7:ii r Ml . .....
Oolngkt. freight . .. .. .i MJ6am ....... .
Union Ticket offlca 13 North Mala street, aad at
Colon Depot. Oak street. W. D, MURDOCl,
D.H. Rhodes. rrelght A rass.agt. tONMaio.
bupt. cor Ilk aad Duuglaa.
ATCHISON. TOrCCA A SANTA ft R. R.
THA INK
ARRITa I I.I1TI
HORTII A.tD EAST.
Texas express... ilO PH
Eastern express , laim
Culorao aad California at.
preM ItOrw iUpm
Chicago express. Us ml Kir
kSL'TH AMD WHI
Texas A Panhandle express J0Al TUaM
Emresa ItUsH USSaM
Express 7irwl iorx
City Ualoa Ticket office, m North Mala ait-eat.
asd Ualoti Uepel. near Uak street.
OEALED PROPOSALS Will t received at tht
17 oturo of the Saparvlslag Archln-cl. Trsiry
Department, Wahlngun. D.CL until a o'clocx p,
m ou the '3lh day of l ebroary. ISV. for all the labor
and material rrsi'iired to complete tta Approaches
to Ihe C K. I'o'tomce. Court llou. etc bulUIr at
Wichita. Kansas. In aceortlance Kk lb dra!ntf
and sp-rlflcatloa. copies of which may he ba4 on
an plication to this office or ax tb
officii of tho utiinteBoat. Each bid
mast bs accompanied by a certified check,
for f 100 O). The, Department will reject alt bids rs
celvt-d after the time) fixad for opening the msh;
alo bids which do not oamoly atrUtly with all tha
reqiiremrnta of thU invitation
J.s II Wi.xnittM.
January 23rd. WJt. Eupervlaicr Architect.
Wit uaod
HKADB, IToto H4i, Eo
Talepei, Bait Car, nio.1
all klrsJa of rUtlaaiarj (ut of j
Iok B9, lAXkofTMpimi aaJ
FriQteiy tka YTlekl Kacu, Wtckita,
Wadding nl Party JnTltatlons, an
graved or prialeti. at lb Wichlu KagLjC
oCice. dJt
Fre Reclining Chair Car Service, t Denver
and Return, via tha haata Ta Baote.
Tfae Atchison, TopSta t Santa Fe
now running dally free reclining chair
cars on their nJifht train to DtnTer. Panv
eHET leavioK Wichita at 4i0 p. in., will
arnre at Pueblo for breakfaat the b9X
I'lorning. Colorado bpritm at 100 a. m..
and DcnTer for dinner, la arfditlon U
Iree recllnlnc chair car aenrlcsj Piillrnan
reservation tnsT b had upon application
nnlon ticket ofilce and onion depvu
W. D. McROOcr.
d 101-tf Paw. and ticket aeo-
TrJMM Une to SU lxls ai4 lh Eaat.
Tha bosit. qalckt and raot direct hot
from Wichita 10 ht. IaU and all princi
pal eastern, soatbeasiera and cortbsra
t3lic.
The Frlco line niM two dally txpret
tralnifrom WicbiU to Sv Loul wltboot
chanjp, eqnlpptd with Pullman palaerj
alcfer and fret: recllniar chair can. .No
other line do- it, Lloe coasufctlona In rst
fouu union dpot with aotld Tbale ex
prex trulas, wjtbout chaBic, to Chicago,
LoalsrilU, fincinaati, CI?TtUad. Iltt
burc Phllaflelphi. New York and li&stoo-
Th popcJnnty of UjIsj Ha bolau oot
Tersally ackuowedil by ail cernpeUiJTni,
ail pa aenzr train of othe-r railway Use
cnt-rin Wichita frcas tha north, ovub.
aod wet arrtTe la litn to connect with
the FrUco Jia lz expr tralna to tb
et
Jf yon cannot pnrchaae tarocb tickets
reading ru Fnaco hoe f rora year starting
point, it will py yoa to ptjrcbaa to Wick
it in order to ecurs the. adraatata as4
comforts of tkl line.
rorurtber information rcardlBa rate,
tin., concecllo&s asd tbreaih revervatlcB
of slepinz ckt accrmmodaUosa call tspoa
or addr-ia W. D. Murdock, ticket ajtest,
l'l Xorth Main sirwt, cr Oak atret nciaa
depot. D. WlSHAKT,
Cen. Paas. Ajreet.
dtf-ll Su Loau, Mo.
CALLING
Car-JU, Waeiaait IaitA
tics. Lwtctes Ca.-4;
MaeaCWa, Party lTtt(
t;sa. Priafe t-r Lltes
tyivrdat tn Wkfcit a.LS cJ6m, rTV-i
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