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fixe WLxthite BmIj gagle: ftostlaij IKamittg, HJartft 11, 1890,
WICniTA MARKETS.
Receipts of Live Stock at the Union
Stock jXards -for 48 Hours93 Cattle,
834 Hog's. The Offerings in the Cattle
Line -A veragecT -Rather Poor Today.
feChoice Fat Cattle of all Kinds Bring the
Highest Market Price, but Inferior
Grades are Slo-WiSale and Lower. The
Demand for Stockera and Feeding
Steers Continues Good, and there is
Some Good Stock in this Line on the
Market Nearly Every Day. The Host
Market Opened Strong at About Satur
day's Close. Advices from Eastern
Markets Noted Stronger Feeling and
Advance of 2 1-2 to 5 cents, and Prices
Here Soon Followed. Bulk of Sales at
3.70, and Closed Strong.
"WICuita rave stock market.
Wichita. Kan.. March 10.
CATTLE.
Receipts !S shipments 249. There were only a
few choice fat butcher's cattle on the market today.
The feeling on good fat stutf wa stronger than Sat
urday. The mat kct vtasuctlveand a good clearance
was made. Inferior grades are weak and not selling
as well. Many more good fat cattle could have lieen
M)ld at strong prices. Comtniss.on men at e looking
for biff receipts this week .Hid If the stuff is only fat
It sill find a iu!ck sale on this market. Poor stuff
scl.sslowon any market.
Native shipping steers, fancy. HC031G7)
lbs KS)
Ooodtontra UiUftlsdU 7 4J
Good to citra native butchersteers. 11030
IaOIIm 3 00
Good Butcher steers. bcO&lU'iO. 2 iJ
Native feeding steers 2 so
Native stockers . 2 K5
holcecows and JielfTS , 2 40
J'ulr to good cows and heifers 2 10
Jiulisand stags 2 (M
(.Miners 1 i"
Poorer grades and scalinw.iKs 1 OJ
lUiPKCSENTATIVi: SALES.
Tlio following are the i eprescntutlvo salesof cattle
at the stock jurds today:
No. Description. Av'ge. Price
2 reeding steerr. !iii 3 Iu
1 Butcher steer lhO :i l"i
6 Butcher steers liW 3 45
CO blockers fto 2 15
2 stockers 7fi 2 !l
1 Common bull 1100 1 75
1 Fancy biit her heifer It 42 2 71
1 Choice lm'cher heifer C!0 2 SO
1 Goon butcher cow 1-10 2.0
1 hulce butcher cow 1,10 25
11 Choice butcher heifers '.Mil 2 4'1
14 Choice butcher cows and heifers. .ltlK 2 47'.j
2 Good butcher cow "vfl 2 .tj
2 Good bu'cliercoTT 1015 2 23
1 Fair butcher heifer iCO 2 15
1 Fair butcher heifers 93) 2 10
2 Fair butcher cows 101!) 2 10
2 Canners. liM 1 t)5
2 fanner." 1140 1 '."5
8 Canners 11.11 1 ftJ
1 Calmer ii'Ai 1 GO
hogs.
The receipts were larger than Is uut! on opening
da , 1 he n'arkel opened stroi.g ..t Saturday's close.
I..i-7 (ole Kims lroin e.iMurn markets noted u
s i .nge: reeling and an advance of 'ZJSi.c over Sat
urditj 's prices. On receipt of tins nilonnatlou lmy
its, or the jmckliig housi-, ;idvance I i rices futly
2 t. Tin- ? H7. hogs today were not as gui-l quality
.son Satuiday. 'Ihe inaiket whs Z'v m tiigl.or
when utiity wa connidei-d, A nlc- load of
Miiooth vf'tx hogs would have sold at $3 J2. today.
UuiU of sales .it 3 7U and clotcnl r.troug.
kri'kcsi:ntativai.gs.
The following are the n-prcseiiuillvo sales of
hogs at the j ards today.
"no Dock. Average, Pi Ice.
7o .... '.-S5 3 70
(3 .... l 3 71
72 .... I'M) 3 70
4S 4tl -.c.: i. 71)
61 .... 103 3 70
1.3 .... 224 3 70
6J .... 21 3 .0
&l 27ri h 70
21 .... 2i! I 3 67U
47 12U 2(5 i 3i;7g
t;i 4u 2so :t t.7
CI 1'.0 2o2 o t "
SIJIXI.
There were no sheep on the market. Prices
etcudy.
Goad mutton sheep, SO'lOO
Good stock wethers. 7Vj5
Uood to c.Miu lambs
V3 2J3 75
,'.'.'.". i VHi CO
M h'hlta Horse and Mule Mar'et.
WirniTA. Kan.. March 10.
Receipts lair and a letter feeling all aiound. It
rtKiksas though thcri' mlchtbo a xood 1iu-iihs in
this Ilm this week. Mr. 11 lift .stinted overland with
hoi(esu:d mules for Oklahoma this morning. Cal
loway shipped oue load of horses and mules to
tiltlle Hock. Pi Ices unchanged.
Hxtra draft horses J125 roaiio (X)
P(fl draft horses 105 (OSir W
Kxtra mares l()(fl.(l!. 10
tnml mans 711 106 !15 Utl
KAlradilvers 150 lKri2i5 10
Gooddllvrr.s 1KI tmPi") l
Vxtra streetei-s im 10x115 tM
nl streetei-s , SJ (Ortb 115 Id
Uregou 3o 011(U CiO 0J
Plugs 10 KM. M 0.1
Mulfs. 14 hands O CO 75(0
Mules, n hands 75 (.. S U)
MuIch. lahaM s - tn ISV3 HI nHJ
Mules. I5h. hands to (KUluVi 0.1
Mules, heavy lilOJa hands 125 0Jila (W
Mules, plugs a)U.fcj.0JU)
Urlef .Mention.
J. J. roore & Son, city, had a car of
Kittle at the yards from Haveu.
G. W. Dadihniui). Derby, marketed hos?-
O. G.Jacobs, Valley Center, came iu
tvitli a car of hogs.
W. Shim, Derby, was on the market
with a car of cattle and hogs.
Jones & D.irtoii, Ilesstou, had a car of
boss ou the late market.
It. T. Ban, of Bean, Bleakmore & Co.,
has just returned from a business trip to
his old home in Kentucky.
T. W. Fleshmim, Derby, marketed hogs.
The btcck yards comp.uiy are adding
more cut t'.o pons to the new yards, as the
increasing business in the cattle trade
compels them to make more room.
In unloading a car of hogs this afternoon
J. B. Bleakmore was quite badly bitten
near the right knee by a vicious hog.
W. It. Dulauey, "superintendent of the
stock yards, and L. B. Preston left on the
special for l"ort Worth this afternoon, to
attend the cattlemen's convention, which
convenes there tomorrow.
A. Golden, Whitewater, came in with a
car of hogs.
L. A. Buckley, Lincolnville, was iu the
market with a car of hogs.
Dunnaway & Whittaker, South Haven,
marketed hogs.
L. -M. McCrceklin, Derby, had hogs on
the market.
Bradstreet's reports the available supply
of wheat in the United States east of the
Kocky mountains and Canada, and the
quantity on ocean passage to Europe on
March 1 as 05.S41.000 bushels against. 109,
724,000 bushels the corresponding date last
year.
From the Trade Bulletin: Exports of
wheat and llour from both coasts for last
week were ',,Jt34.SG9 bushels against 2,300.
725 bushels the previous week, and 1K)1,510
bushels the corresponding week last year.
From July 1 to date equal to Tl'.-llo.'JOa
bushels this year, against G3,GG0,6iXJ bushels
in 1SSS-9.
G II. Benson, Haven, president of the
State Alliance exchange, has located at
the stock yards, where he will mnke his
headquarters iu future. He will look
after live stock interests of the alliance.
He will use his best efforts to have all the
livestock tributary to this market come
here, and in that way will try and increase
the receipts and business of the Wichita
union stock yawl.
W. C. Glenn, of Ilealy & Glenn, left for
Texas this morniug to attend to some
business matters.
LIVE ST00E MAEKET8.
Hy Telegraph.
Kasas City. Mo. March 10. CATTLE-Kecelpts
ISO', shipments 2MI. Market strong and 10c higher.
Steers S- -US' SO. cows H MVS-t OU sloekers and feed
ers S2 tixa.. .0 HOGS- Kcceipts KXO. shloments nat
Maiket strong. All grades u 70-W So. uuIk strong,
.i Itx&s K.'1. fcHKl- P Receipts tU'. shipments au
Maiktlsioiv. tiood to choice lambs and muttons
Jo 50i5 4 stockcrs and feeders, to Utoo "-5.
Chicago. 111.. March 10. Tho Drover'sJoumal re
wrts: CATfLE Receipts 13.au. shljments Win
Market strong to 10c higher, closing weak. Choice
locstni bcees Sia.5 la steers fo 75i4 75, stock
rs ami feeders V- 405 CO. Texas corn fed
steer s2 ir.-31t. cows, bulls and mixed 1 50 ir, mi.
HOGS- Uecelptsii4M.stiipmentslC04. Market sti-ong
to 5c higher. Mixed MW.4 IU. heavy $i S.a4 1,
light ."! SA14 12 ta skips 3 40S3 SO. MIEKP Receipts
75(10, shipments 30 1). Market weaker. Nathes to 50
G 00, western corn fed i S0j Co, Texaus ?. 70
J5C. lambs SlTiQGJ.
ST, Locis. Mo March 10. CATTLK-Uccelpts
1501, shipments at). Market stronger. Good to
lancv native steers Jb ."(Xo i. dockers and feeders
Xi 3i33 00 rano steers Hkd.. .i. HOGS-lJe-celnts
2.WU shipments sai. A.arket strong. Fair
to choice heavy ;s3 RK4 0J,taeking grades J S(3
3 56. SHKbP Receipts none, shtmnents 3T0. )Ur
Jtet st.ndy. Pair to choice, 4 ftco ?. lambs S4 50
C2i.
ATichlta Grain Mavk-cL.
Wichita. Kan.. March ltv
Itecelpts ner9 a little light today. Good No. S corn
is selling at 13314c Dealers are very busy loading
cars out as fast as they can get them. -
Receipts for 24 hours. lJOW bu. corn. 900 bu. oats,
C50 bushels wheat.
GRAIN Carlotson-track:
WHEaT Good milling 65ftac while other grades
are quoted at 50c and down.
corn No, a. nai3c,
OATS-126.I8C.
RYE-No. 2 ffl S24c No. 3 20'2.23c
HaY ft aiirton:SI (Win car lots.
GROUND CORN-Ciiop In car lota Ec per 103 lbs.
Wichita Wholesale Fralt Market.
Wichita. Kan- March 10.
There are no changes of note. The trading has
been fnir for Monday and prospects good for a fair
weeks' buMness. The receipt of fruit will probably
be good this oek as the jobbers are looking for
large sh i pments. I'i Ices the same.
ORANGES Mexican S3 503 75 per box
baskets i'd 7",4 (, ciates. JJ kU3 75.
California Washington navuls 5 0f(33 3per
hot, California Riverside 3 503 75 per box, Mes
sina SO ilt-?.:: .5 per box. Imperial s4 50 per box.
LEMONs Messina per box. UWifJ.
API'LEs H 40wl50perbu;4 25i5 50 per bnl.
BANANAS Jl lii&Z M per bunch, fancy 3 00 per
bunch.
FIGS Layers 15GlSc per lb, 'A oval boxes 3&3
3 75 per IUJ.
DATES -Persian CO lb boxes, 8'AQic per lb, Tard
12.U14 11) haze, l2Kc per lb.
HONEY Calif orniit 1 lb frames 17313c per lb
TV'iclilta Provision Market.
Wichita. Kan. March 10.
A little more life Is manifested in the market for
hog products and n stronger feelingh.es deelooeil.
Ea-tern markets are stronger and foreign advices
favor sellers. Pacters ate rather Independent in
tlielr views and are not pressing their property for
suju. .no material cuauge in pi ice.
5CGAK CURED MEATS Can v-ssed or plain
Hams, 20 lbs and up. 'x-jllc.
Ham", medium and up. IK.ilIJfc.
Ham-, small sizes 10&12 lb", ll12yc
California picnic hame, 55jc,
Breakfast bacon (full width or strips) SS9M&
Di led Iwef ham (extra dry) '-'c
t-moked tkeef tongues, per doz, $4 0J.
Cottage or bonep ss hums, 75c
New Yorlc shoulders. 5S5J4C
Sllb MhA'lS-
.Short clear sides, packed, (dry salt), $3 3335 50 per
lCOlbs,
Clear flitches. 5Vc.
English bellies, oc
Long cjears des, 5MC
hhoulders. 4c
Clear backs 5 .;05 75 per 1C0 lbs.
Longclcir bacon to .IXSO UJcwt,
C.ilifoi ula bacon. fc.
Teu:ie?ee bacon. 5?ic.
Short clear bicon, (Jic
Clear bacon backs, b-p,
li.icini flitches. G&..He.
English bellies bc.
ll.icun shoulders, i)i3.h?ic.
Holled shoulders, boneless, CHc
SaUSAGK
Tresh jiork sausage. No 1 otSCc.
Fiesh pork sausage, (extias)bj-ic
Vienna ami Fiankfurt. 10s.
Head cheese. So,
Holognas lounds 4ic.
llolognas middles, 4)c,
vickle bologna, 4Kc
Toiiruesaus.ige. 5c
Livorsausage. 5c.
l.iier pudding, re
LAltD Uasls'lc's.
Choice family 51;c.
Uakers' special jJic, '
I'ure leaf 0c
SuirCc.
Pastry Cc
riiKSH MEATS-REEF
Sides or whole caraiss. SHCKc
Hind quarters 5CtfJc
Foi o cpiartero 2;yi;oJiiC
Loins icjbc-POKK-
Pork loins5'5i"c.
Tender Loins 9c.
Spare I lbs 5c.
Kick bonus 2c.
PUM'AKED PICKLED GOODS-
Pigs feet, put In halves and spiced
Quarter bin's, 40 lbd, ?1 tAJ.
Kltts, 15 lbs. s..c.
Pickled and spiced pig's tongues
Kit's. 5 lb-. $1.75,
liipe. pickled and spiced
Uiurterbbls, 40 lbs. 130,
Kitts, 2-jlbo toe:
Wlchit Produce Market.
Wichita, Kan., March li.'S
r.uiiies on the produce market only fair todiiy.
Hutter i-j in koimI supply and draggy. Eggs In fair
demand at quotations.
Pi TAT iE.S Kansas 4jc per bu. northern Ulc.
CAUliAGKb-New California SJ 503 00 per 100.
lbs.
ONIONS Kniisas $1 2531 50 per bu.
ECCih-tirelOcper doz.
JSLTITER Fancv creamery 25c, choice creamery
Ko. choice butter 14c. fair i2c, cooking butter 8c.
CliLtoK- Eastern full crcum 13c. Half cream ll
12c: skim StA'.t llmburger 14ij,15c, brick U15c. full
cream Swiss 14it,15c ,, .,
i HICKE.Nis Dieted CJiSSc per lb. live $2 530
7 1 per doz.
TURKE Y:-Live CSTc per lb, dressed OSHc.
Wichita Leather Market.
Wichita, Kau., March 10.
Businfssojiened very good and prospects fair for
the week. Prices steady.
SOLE LEATHER (slaughter) 27Sc. 15. A. 25G.2
good damaged 212T.c. . .
Hemlock 25c. . . . . .
CA LI' Domestic fiil 00. Tionch ?3 10 I '".
CUT HALF SOLEs-Hcavy s'J U). medium J2 50.
light i 1 25&1 75.
Wichita Hide and Tallow Market.
Wichita. Kan.. March 10.
There Is very little demand for hides and iudlca
tioi.s point to lower puces.
IilUhS No. 1 green 2&o per lb. No. 2 green 2'4c
per lb. No 1 green saIt."l4C No 2 green salt 2J4C, dry
hiiK'si Iftfi'e er lb. bulliand st.ms lWc.
'I ALLOW No. i IiJXc per lb. No224C,
bllhEP PELTa M&.te each.
Wichita riour Market.
Wichita. Kan., March 10.
Tho demand for flour Is not what It should bo
Wheat isMimesttongerbut It does not materially
change tho demand for flour. Millers are looking
for higher prices.
Rest patent, per cwt, (standard price J210
f-ccolid grade 1 50
Extra funcy 1 ''
shipsiuVri'buVk."."..".".".".'..".'.".'.'.'.'."..'...."......' -"o
RraU 40
MAEKETS BY TELEGEAPEL
New York Money.
New York March 10.
Money on call t?v ranging from 45 per cent,
last loin 4, closed offered at 4 percent.
Prime mercantile paper 5k.7.
.sterling exchange unlet and steady at S4 S2A for 0
dav bills unds4 &i for demand,
'the total sales of stocks today were 403,435 shares,
4 coupons J22JX
4U coupons 103H
Pncillc of 115 Ht
JIlssouilCs HG
ChlvngoA- Alton 1-'
Chicago P.tirlliiKton it Quincy IWJ-i
Ltckawaun.t 'Srt'4
La k o "sii ore .V.'.V.V. ." V.V.V.V.V.V.. '. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '. '."'.'.'.'. 'iWi
Missouri Paclllc 's
Northwestern 101H
New York Central WM
aendimr &h
Rock Island, ox dlv "Jl
Union Puc.lic - j
Western Union iljf
Kansaj City Pro luce.
Kansas Citv.Mo., March 10.
The Dally Indicator reports:
FLOUR Quiet and steady. XX C3c: NXX 75c: fam
ilv W choice l 15 fancy si 40; extra fancy 1 50&
li patent SI S'al SO.
WHEA'l MrongT. No. 2 hard cash about GKc.
bid. March iShc bid. No2 icdciMi foc bid.
CORN t-troncer. No. 2 cash 21h Md- 2Kc
asked. March 21vsc
OATS No 2 cash 17c bid. March les at LJC;
RYE No. - cash S:c bid, 'larch sales at ;'.
LLAD-Qulet but steady. Doslii erizc-d ictined
SSh.". s0fi Missouri 54 G-i.
COIlN M EAI-Weak. 4.c.
CORN CHOP- fee
15KAN-l)uli. 2feC Higher prices aro charged on
order.
SilIP.sTrFF-.40c
HAY bteadv. Fancy prairie. 5 00a sfl,
FLAXSKhU- il 25.
RUT 1ER Quiet. Oooil to fancy Creamery 21
2l'c. dam good to rancj "AiJliC.
CHE EM: mil crcim twins lOGllc. Y'oung Ameri
can HwaiOsjc. vesteuifctt'.'C skimmed 45-
EGCJ-s-Qu.etat Hc
L1VE Pol LVRY-Qulct. Choice lions S- .VG2 75
roo-ter M l 75; spr.ng chjekens El 75S2 iV.
PROVlslONss- Lower.
HAMS-3 25.
HKlL,KFASr RACON-SJiC
nitIKU HtEF-Tsc
URIK1) bALTMEATS-Slsortrllx f 2 rftS2 '.0. long
clear 5 .V. sh'Uldei-sS1.5.shortcliar575-
MIOKKI) MEAT Sliort rib sides g oa, loa-clear-0
oi. shoulders S50', hort clear sides S3 25.
1'ORK-MlOo,
L-KU luiisT CO: refined J53:!',
St. Louis Produce.
St. Lon. Mo March 10.
FLOCK -Quiet but unchanged. XX $2 2S2 ."1
family 2 4K2 50, thoue S2 i0i2 75. fancy S3 20
(i2 SI. extra fancy S-2 on iSTU.
WHEAT Hinher, closing flrm.No. 2 red cash 76K
May 7tJJit77c. June 70-Hc
CORN tS-ic higher, closed flnu. No. 2 mixed
cash 25Wfet .5jc May 2.Vic July 2iSc.
OAl-lietter. No. 2 cash. 20'tC May HTyilc
RYE Hold firmly. NoS, 4lHcasked.
15ARLEY Slow. Sales of Iowa at 3sjtc, Minne
sota, o$e,
Chicago Grain ana Produce
CHICAGO, 111., March 10. Wheat trading
was lijjht and market quiet and dull. It
was a waiting market, operators not feel
iuR inclined to eularpe upon their out
standing trades until they ascertained the
nature or the government report. They as
well as outside speculators were disposed
to hold on! and the volume of business was
far below the averaee. The market opened
J-iC higher than Saturday, eased oft' Jc,
then rallied Hf$Xc feU back rurain to in
side fleures. but ruled steady and suddenly
went up 1-si' c and ruled lirm and closed
at about .(. 'c higher than Saturday.
Iu corn a fair amount of business was
reported dtirinc; the first half of the session
and the feeling prevailing was quite firm.
As the day ttdvanccd values: ruled quiet,
but the advance was very well maintained.
The close was H'(3;C higher than Satur
day. Oats were moderately active for jJav
ELDRIDGE 4 CAMPBELL
ITJLJ Li j''T?'TrrKr7"'TJ'
BHdstreet's Report.
KaSNaSolialBaiik.
PERSONAL A.TTTEXTI02T TO THE SALE OF ALL STOCK
M. C. CAMPBELL, Jl. IF. ELDRIDGE,
Cattle Salesman, Hog Salesman.
Our office is in charge of an ex- Our jtrivateyard man- is always
perienced boo1:-l:eepcr. ready to receive and care for stock.
WE SEND THE DAILY EAGLE TO OUR PATRONS FREE AS
A LIVE STOCK MARKET REPORT.
Special information by wire or j CorresDondence always has
letter free on application. j prompt attention.
LIVE '-.STOCK
and advanced c, but outside figures
were not'maintained until the close.
In mess pork there was only fair trade
and the feeling was comparatively steady.
A moderate busiuess was transacted in
lard and the feeling was stronger.
Short ribs sides were moderately active,
firmer.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
c n r o
" ; P"
n . 5 v
AUTICLES. 3 S j ,f
j; T V
Wheat
March TtVt 7S 'Ti 7S
iay TSfc 7-j -,bu -ay,
Jnly.'.'.V.V.V.'.V."..".'..' 7Ci "iili ''i Ys'y
Corn
February ,
.March 2S S la SJ
May 2-.'!S 2".Jf -'-' '-'
Jnlj-. ab 51 UfiR SI
Oats
February
March 2l rs a.t, a
May 2iH 21?, 2m 2!K
r.lui'e 2UJb '.IUs 2UJi 2CJ
Pork
February March 3Si 0 S :i y.". '..'.
May 1(1 07U 1U15 10 07J-i 10 lia
June IU 12tj li) 15 10 10 " 10 15
Lard
Febiuary
Marcn i.. 5 ITsi G (Kvs 5 87.4 ! 02?-.'
May til)5 fi iu t; to (i lti "
June OO.'i (112M (JC7Jj ti 12W
Short Ribs-
January
February
March 4 !H) 4 ft) 4 0 4M
Mav 4 !) i'.nH 4 07 4 H5
June i 's:y. 5 u) 4 y;tr. sou
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Dull and unchanged. Winter wheat
patents ic iWli '). spring wheat patents l to
u.4 t;. straight S3 &XVI Su.
WHEAT No, 2 spring 737Sw:c. No. 2 led 7S3
7SHc.
COUN-2S3fc.
OATs-WMOWC
UVK-42'jc.
IJRLK -Nominal 5557c
FLaX SKKU-fl 43.
TIMOTHY-il 18
I'ORK-S'J 87010 (f),
LAR1-C 0216 fi 05.
SHOUT RIIJS tIDKSTi (S.M 4 D5.
MIUULIlLRS-Dry salted M 25ft I ''0.
SIIOR'i' CLLAR SIUKS-S5 :0i5 iO.
WHI.KY-H02.
SUGARS-Cutloaf 7G"Kc. granulated SMc. stand
ard A cWc.
Receipts.
Shipments.
Wheat.
Corn
Oats....
15.HH
115.iXi
12,000
IM.OJO
BUTTI'K Steady. Fancy croamery 2t'iCi2fisjc. lir.eat
western 23j,.5c. flne 2iG2Jc. l!r.'--st dairy lUcSKc,
line 4TUFc
i;Gos--i.;i(ai3c.
ATTOBNEYS AT LAW.
Tnos. C. Wilo.v.
JOS. A. BliUBACHEU.
City Attorney.
WILSON & BET7EA.CEER.
Attorneys at law, is I North Main Stieet, Wichita,
Kansas. Telephone No. ll. dlOh tf
W. i CAirilEI,L. .TAS. L. JJYlill
OAZdTBELL & DYEE, '
Attorneys at Law, Wichita. Kansas. lOCtt
H. C. SLUSS.
W. E. tsTANLKT.
SLUSS & STANLEY,
Attorneys at Law, Wichita, Kansas.
HASEIS, HAEEIS & YEEMILLI0N,
Attornei;-at-Law 1US, Main 2tiot second lloor.
J. K. Hallo wkll.
Lulu U.S. Attorney.
J.E. liUMK
HALL0WELL & HUME,
Lawyers, 142 N. Main itaoet Wichita, Kan. Hltf
P. E EOHEBAUGE.
Attorney nt Law. Attorney for Western Collection
Bureau Rooms 17 and Is. No. 151 Nor h Market
street, Wichita, Kansas.
E. B. JEWETT,
Lawyer. Rooms i, 4 una 1 -U North Main str
Wichita, Kansas. u lW-tf
Joux W. Adams. O. W. c. Jones. G. w, Ajjaus.
ADAMS, JONES & ADAMS,
Attorneys at law. Ofllce. first stulrway eas.t of the
T'ichlU National Imii 116-tf
W. H. BniDENBADGII. W. H. SAUCD.
BELDENBAUGH & EAU0H,
Attorneys at Law,
Booms 5 and 7 nt 205 Nortii Main Street. dO
pnYSIOIAS.
E. E. HAMILTON, II. D.,
5-;- Spccl.-.lt'.er.- Diseases ot tho
BmSh Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat,
t3Sptf:iW'trI Cat.-irrh and lltting glasses.
JferS-jfe. Office 127 N. J.rK.-t btreet,
j 1-ael & Myers block.
DK. G C. FCKIiBY.
PHYSICIAN' AND SURGEON,
orrtcr.:' I ncsinEXCR
:fl East Douglas Are. I 121J North Market Street
Professional Calls Attended Promptly. 53-tf
E. T. & L S. MUNSELL, M. D.'s,
SPECIALTIES.
Eve. Ear. Noe. Throat and
Catarrh. Rooms 11, 1J and
15. No. 205 North ilaln street.
Residence, 1AO South Em
poria, w-tr
DK. L 1:13IA coiia
Temale and children'" disease asjclaltT. Home
for Ladles during Confinement. Strictly private
when so deired. Letters of inquiry confidential
Mid anwred immediately on receipt of sje.
Home. 711 South Ida avenue; Wichita, Kansas.
DR. CROSKEY,
Eye. -:- Ear, -:- Surgery.
OfSce Hours 5 to 10 A. M. 1 to 4 P. M- Sunday 9 to
0UJ. Room 17. Kechheiiner Building.
COMMISSION AGENTS.
ABSTRACTERS.
A. J. APPLEGATE,
(WithA-D.MaHory)
Abstracter. CoiiTeTancer and Notary Pnblic
Fine draughting a specialty. Cotnplete abstracts
to any land in :odcvlck connty. Room 21a tedg -wick
block. Can be found durtng business hours at
county building. lUJ-tt
DENTISTa
DE. I 0. WILSON.
DentL'ts. All work guaranteed first claw. OSlea
USE. Docclas avenue, over Pa.nl Josea A Co. j dras
store, Wichita. Kansas. "ll-
DE.E.H.0EEDn0E,
DtvrtsT Office 1M N.Mala,crverSraltlj4OTwr;.
VitalUed air administered. Iteslilenc SS N. Tt.
pek ivenua Wlcaiuc, Kansas. W f
D. . SMITH.
D-nU Kooat tX, SdgTtck bulWisg. Wichita.
Ktuia. cfcil-lm
PSOTOGSAPHEHS.
S0GESS,
The Photocra?"er. KcrnrficioaHiliet and rtyles.
He also carries the finest a$.tn: at of picjen:
frames In the city. Ohc him a frissdly cI acd ex
&mlD niil.s.
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
VETERINARY STJRGEON&
J. M. PHILLIPS. S. E. PHHJJPS.
PHILLIPS & PHILLIPS,
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Graduates of the Chicago Veterinary Colleg;
members of tho Chicago Veterinary College Asso
ciation. We are prepared to do all Kinds of veterinary
wort, including canine practice, dentistry, and all
surgical operations. Hospital accommodations foe
nil patients requiring special care. Calls by tele
phone, telegraph or mail will receive ntonspt atten
tion by day or night. Wo uso an operuUng table
inttea'd of throwing horses.
Orhce, 11-i North Lawrence Avenue. Tel
ephone No. 71 133-tf
PATENT ATTORNEYS
WM. J. HUT0HDTS,
Fatont attorney and solicitor, mechanical ngin
per and draughtsman. Full ronort of patents to
date. IS ears of practical experience. Preliminary
examin'Ufons made. Rooms 11 and 12 Firebaugh
block", 151 North Market St. Wichita, Kan, d9 if
ARCEITECTS.
J. H- LYNCH
Architect and Superintendent.
Sedgwicls block.
Office, room 506
107-tf
0. W. TEEEY,
Architect and Superintendent. Kooms 16 and 17.
Bitting bleck. Wichita, Kansas.
W. E. MoPHEESON,
Architect. Room IS, No. 2WJ North Main Street,
Wichita, Kansas. 117-tf
W. T. PitounrooT. O. W. Bird.
PEOUBIOOT&BIED,
Architects and Superintendents. Office la Feloh
hcimer block
JUSTICES t0 PEACB.
Fortheuseof Juf.Iccs of the Peace, we carry It
rtocfc and msfco o order all kinds of LEGAL
RLANKS. DOCK ?S. both CIVIL and CRIMINAL,
riling Envelopes, Transcripts, clTll and criminal
v.lth and rlthout caption, Stray Blanks, Blank!
tisid In Civil and Criminal Cases. Justices Recolj
1 ttoks. Law Books. In fact srery kind of a book c8
blank uied In a Justice's oOlce. Orders 17 mill
Kill to promptly a'teudod to. Addrasa
'i'llE WICHITA EAGLE,
WICHITA. XAH&&&
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
P. W. BEISSNEE,
REAL KSTATE '. AGENT,
Galveston, Tcias.
A.M. Wassam. J. R. Da vies. " ErBTiiood
WASSAM. DA VIES fc ROOD.
UEAL ESTATE. AGrEXTS
WICHITA AND GALVESTOX.
Special attention given to city property. Corres
pondence Solicited. Money caiefufly in
vested for non-ies.dentj'.
REFERENCE: Kansas National Bank, Wichita,
d5tf
MUSIC TEACHERS.
r a coot.
I A Servant.
A Chambermniil.
A Dining Room GirL
ios.cn a itesidenco.
To Buy Real Es-tata.
To Trade.
ToKcntaHmi'o.
To Borrow Monoy.
A Situation and
I. Many Other Things.
Uead and Adveitisc in our Want Coiumn
GALUNG 1
Cards, Wedding Invito
tior.s, Luneheon Cards,
ilenu Cnrtls, Farty Invita
tions. Printed cr I.Ithn-
STsphcdBttnro Wichit EAGLE offlc-9, VicJ
v Knuai.
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
GitiLPHED pd Printed L.'Jtte
lj BusintH Cardw, Wedding &
i'arty'invitatioLts, 'Jailing Car.i
Luncheon Cards, Bonda, AIor'trnee, CertlQ
cateB of aioclr, etc., at tho Wichita EAGLK
3c. WichiU. Sinus.
Tlia Comfort of Ugliness.
Give men or women minds big enough and
hey will not think of and the wcrld will not
Tforrv itself ahoufc their faces, though they
may bo as plain as Charlotte Cushman, as
rugged as Ralph Waldo Emerson, as ti;ly
ns Georgo Eliot. Poorlittlo misshapen Pope
said: "The mind's the standard of tho man."
And tho world said "Amen!' He had tho
mind. It is useless argum;? with a young
girl that beauty is not a blessing. It is in
her nature to want to bo pleasing and ad
mired. She sees roses loved and worn be
cause they are beautiful, and she would be
of them and with them in tho rose leaf long
ing times of her spring in the world. Homely
girls havo sat up nights to cry and, thinking
ot fairer faces that have been mora courted
bcauso fairer, have fallen asleep on pillowa
wet with; tears that have come from kindly
eyes and dropped from homely cheeks ia sym
patny. Tell them that beauty is only skin
deep, and that it brings unhappiness, and
they will still sob: "Gfvo mo tho beauty." Itis
like tolling a poor, tired, overworked man
that "great wealth only brings misery.' Ho
wil still wish to sake the chances on a littla
wealth. But all the same there is lots of com
fort for tho homely. They can bo good and
wise and, having much time away from their
mirrors aud their flatterers, can think and
do.great thing?. New Orleans Picayune.
A Good Scheme.
An impecunious but clever young woman,
when asked how it was tbatBho always looked
o well at such little expense, replied: "I buy
as much as possible between seasons in Feb
ruary for summer and in August for winter.
To be sure, I have no choice in novelties, but
the whim3 of fashion are too expensive. I
always buy what I call standard goods, those
materials that never ready go out of fashion,
like cashmere, camel's hair and henriettas.
They drape prettily, ccme in exquisite color
ings, and can be worn when thinner and
heavier goods cannot. I never indulge in
new shades, excepting in accessories gloves,
hats, parasols or sashes. I cannot afford to
havo a pronounced looking gown which by
Its colorings tells its age. I cling to browna,
grays, blues, greens and blacks." Nctf York
Commercial Advertiser.
In Switzerland actt other mottntalnotis
countriss the scat leads long strings of ani
mals daily to ar.d from the-uiountahrv, but it
is ia Sonth Africa that it is regularly kept
aud etapioyod as a Isader of Socks of sheep.
Should a blinding saonn of rain or bail drive
the silly sheep before it. or cans th?m tc
huddle topSher iu a corner so as to stitlocate
eaca otaer, the trained coat wf!l wate them
up, and. by a method best kno-ra to hicaself ,
vnli indaca them to fellow him Ut a plioe of
iifeii'.
fiiey Wan
ADVERTISE
T V
r7AY
Vooo
ycroY
$7 A
Ar
TwocenT
COLUMN.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied
The follovrtn- rates under tbediSerent headings
will bo charged.
-Q-PAYABLE STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
No advertisements t.V.en for less than 10 cents.
One line advertisements charged saice rata as two
lines.
NO ADVEr.TISEMENTS TAKEN "TOKUN UN
TIL FOKUID."
Prices given under c!alfIM hearts In this column
applicable only to local advertisements, No foreign
advi-rt'.seinents takeu at prices given.
Answer to advertisements sent in care of tho
Eagle office should bo called for within lUday!.
after insertion. When advertiser wish replies ror
warded to them stamped env lopc-i mut be scut.
Ilefereuce to former'advcrtlseinoKta shoaM gh 9
description and date of lasertioa or copy ot tht ad
ertlsen:ent should be eent.
Not responsible for aavertieraents given or dls
continued by telephone.
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
Under this head 2c per Hue per day.
Domestics.
Y
ANTKI Woman to t.nko euro of luurnlnhed
rooms, m - orlh ilaln, room IB. H3 '-;
WANTED A good srirl to do genera! housework;
no WR-hlnc. must 1k a trood cook: references
ieial.cii. Mrs. H. Imbouen, 215 North Emporia uve.
18V
WANTED A sood cnofe in a family of three: no
housework :eiulreil; wages 1 1J. For particu
lars apply at 110 N. Siarket et. S7-
WANTLD A frood woman cook for .1 dining
room; mmt be nood pastry as well as general
cooking; bitigle woman preferred. Address, slutini;
reletences, J. M.. V. O. bo's lit. t3'
"7"ANTED-A clrl for
North Empat la n e.
jeneral housework. 1227
Ui-Ot
WAN'TED-A Kirlin family of
room 3o, Zlmmcrly blooU.
Inquire at
Nurses.
Laundresses.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED stlish dresumker to -t.w by tlio
day, at i2u North Mam; chargei mustbore.1
sonablo. Itoom 10. tiS2'
WANTED Immediately t an o experienced waist
makers; also oue apprentice a 1S5 N. JIarket
street, second floor, room 2. 1)7-2"
SITUATIONS FE?IALE.
Under this hoad lc per lino pt day.
Domestics.
w
AN tbbA placu to do KeiitTul houaeMorli.
AJJl-sjUlID ill. wO J III J1CBU il". tT. 3-J
II o usckeepers.
U,rANTKI A comiHitent bookkeeper and steno
(.Taphertotrtho position in a bank; must lm a
good penman. Apply at Southwestern UbninefS
college. 'Ji-fct
M iscellaneous.
WANTED MALE HELP.
Under this head 2c per line per day.
Trades.
Y
7 AVl'hD Pants maker wanted at once. C F.
Ilarmenln, ill t. First st. S7-0
Bookkeepers and Clerks.
"IVr ANTED Immediately a competent man for
it cerkshli or partnershlu lUKeucnil lnsuriinco
business. Iucjulro of Juo. L. lloyd. U bwUrwirk
building. Sfl-tf
Boys.
Salesmen.
SALESMEN WANTED AT ONCE-A few rood
men to sell our totals by sample to the wnols
salo auit retail trade. W e are the largest manufac
tuterslnour line. I.llientl salaty paid. 1'ermanent
position. Money advanced for vai;cs, advertising,
etc. For terms address centennial Slig. Co.. Chl
caso. III. d) OJt Tues Thurs i: fcat
Coachmen, Teamsters, Etc.
M iscella neous.
Coachmen, Teamsters, Etc.
SITUATIONS MALE.
Under this head lc per line per day.
Trades.
Bookkeepers and Clerks.
VATAN i'KD .Situation as bookkeeper and steno
VT grapher. best of recommendations from pre
vious employers: will furnish machine. Addro;-. 8.
care Wells fcargo . Co. l'J-7
Boys.
Salesmen.
Employment Agencies.
Under this bead 2c per lino per day.
WANTED The finn hands ut ilvOJ per month;
man and wife ou I.ttm: 1 woman to do hoiise
work family or two, waces 3 to iXto per weok; i
dining room girls at 115 per month; 1 hotel clerk.
If ou want -mploymeni of any kind apply to un,
v e haw tho facility tn do you Kood; 7 now agents
for train wont, big pay and frpjendid Job For par
ticulars address with 10 cents in stamps J. IU Ken
worthy fc Co., HI L. Douslau. 97t
AGENTS WANTED.
Under this head 2c per l.neperday.
"TTtTNTED rifteen good canva'srs for Kar.fa,s
V and lex&s: none but good man need apply.
Rose-., the Photo.
WJ ANTED Agents to sell patent right lerri'xry.
NV a device of great merit. Liberal frm to the
right man. Addre-s It. F. Wiicos. i-5 North Wash
ington avenue. Wellington, Kansas. t3 ti
TrjA-TED AGENTS-In eyerv city town 4.nd
fV village in the United SUtes fneept ir
state of Kausasi to Ukc stscrlpt'ont. Fo-tniis-tfr-can
make money. No capital required, fears?!
copies free. Ca.sh comml.:oi.i. muoey can be md
by getting 3p c-uhf. Addr: tho Wichlt l't
V. icfaru. Kaa. 71 if
AGENTS WANTED In every city and town in
the United States (except in fctate of Cacta5 fc
tell to lawyers; Jutt tee beat every Lx'fjer Ji-id
eadorsed by Jawysrs -veryrbre-, )lt i:ht. s.
c.e'mjt r.ectiinrr. a.n booi can be delivered when'
t.i I made. Applicants tnusi bn a Wo to turn Uh
reference wtsn required, rn ' pertlcnirs free.
Addrt the Wichit Eagle. V tehlt. Eaa. 71-lf
WANTED Miscellaneous.
Ccderthis bad-t rr Imeprday.
rANTED A pUceto work for board wh..e al
11 tending scccol. UaiiatcSccof scuthi-tern
Bcslcf college in XI
WANTED To pscrcbAH; a. jtoriof Vots and
Lvcc, grai metMa.t.lv, or hardware; will
par part cash aad b.Unco la clear rel estate. V.
J.3tltoa.ir7N.MarLt.
XJ ANTED "We waat a larger ti of farrnr, ri4t
TV yoar farm with uj for s-u-or trade; wo are
haviag more laqnlnes for firms tbn fc- Mm tiat
pt. cow Is the time to pat them on ttus market.
'i.-TA.
U7U. - i.V.V... S s-. ... s-.s vwrs-
X "'"ANTED To trade Sse rwddese property fcr
toci of taerrbandi: croctries preferred.
Address wUh fnil partlCstiars K. :. b.. E&gie oO.
T.Ar
AT
"ANTEI To bar a t-co-wl-Lacd flre-?rwf aaf e-.
rncst in srood ooaditlas and ebeap fer
cash. Addr- with Cescrlpticra aad jirica Locit bji
n wicsita. KAasa. W-l
TXT NTED-Totira fcorMs by 1 tnoath. Ea
intreatCl5N. Xa!n. i-tt
TTT" OTED Bayers tvr saiiic at 1SS N.
V ave; nil.!: 1l twdtiiverei tldoor.
I-awroc
J6-Kf
WANTED A rood 'cnad lod octal fnr rcor-l-ts-Jid:?.-
Adar 1. . Bftx. 20 Xiag--tk-jr"-!:-!!::-
wh kSsJ. and prica taait be
citap.
tt-
w
"ANTED To "wjy. tl ftc eurtang'' rtsy or farts
1 -vrnmrts at tl resi. aSicrof . 1- Post.
Ilooss tl a Moci. "Sb N- Mats. tr-n -C
PARTNERS WANTED.
Ctdtr Vi hd :c a Has pe-"Ur.
THE PEOPLE'SCOLUMN. i
Your Wants Supplied
WANTED BOARDERS.
Usder this head 2c per line per day;
T7ANTED-BoarJers rith or
North Topcka.
ir without rooms.
SSI
WANTED Uoomers and boarder at 504 East
Third street. Privilege of piano. 9 C
WANTED Houses and Rooms.
Under this head 2c s Use per dar.
w
""ANTED To rent a turnlshed hoase iu govxl
1W.A.4UU. . 7. .uusull, -T-u&
WANTED-To rent a small furnished cottag In
houe. Jtefereccea exchongtil. Ad4ra,cureihla
otace, &mall Family S&-5
FOR SALE City Ical Estate.
Under tals head 2s per line per day.
C"OIt SALE Wichita real cute in ihefine-t loca-
L ttrtH In th.flft- rMtit ull n. m.h am.) tvirf
trade. Addfess Jean. Eag.e cace. ' v;-;
FOR SALE Farm Property.
Under this head 2c per "ne per day.
POK SALE Four hundred acre1 ot choice farm
JL land twelve milts south of Wichita, nrar Derbv,.'
auitncec: oneti-uarterMeiiitanrovert witn joung
orchard: good house: rood stable, cribs and otii-
hoases. Will soil ail of abovti ses oa tniet or divide
to suit purchaser Corny and it price. Fir Is
caeap and on easy pa meats. Jao. M. Moore, admr.
room 1. UZ N. Mam. VT-Jf
"VjWK SALE A farm .of three ejuarer sec
X" tlocs, avIII i-eil 1.2 or S quarters; tlrst-rlsK im
provements. running stream on two ituartprs: wilt
00 sold cheap, as it must be sold, 137 N. I-awvcncc.
'.4-I2-
''"
T1-
FOJl SALE Household Goods.
Under this head 2c per Sine per day.
FOR SALE Horses and Vehicles .
Under this head 2c per line per day. I
OK SALE A pou. good rdzr. with hnrncj". and j
gentle driving horte and cart or .-sen; rig. Willi
Iny something. idditionnl ir trade s-ults. Apply to I
125N. Market street, room i, Israel block. S1-6 j
FOR SA LE Miscellaneous.
Under this head 2c tier line per day.
1jKK saLE-.V Uather top-tiucgy and harness or
: will trade foraplaun. lecjuiroSA North Main
Street. SSs
170KSALE A fow copies of Dr. Chas'. Receipt
. book, or trade for men's clothing. 3H North SUln
street. 9s 3
I7"OK S.LE A stock of millinery cte.nn; will take
. clear reivl c-tateia iart payment. Vf. J. Skd
ton, I'.' N.Miirkbt st. VZ-C
l?OU SALE I olfer tho toUowlug property for
JL sale. Any una desiring a home in tho ilnest lo- I -
cation in the cit or desirable business proierty
that (. iin n.vtui. It n....nt 1 ..1 1 1 1. .nmu, i ,
.11... ,T t),. ...Un lJi hV'llil, ..& IJV .siw.ll f ,
meir pocket to can ana see me, u- i must so:i mis
property and will make prices that vI.l bo below
bedrock: fceven room house on N. Topeica, No. fcffi.
i) room lious on N. Lawrence nvc. No. i-0; 11 room
house on X. Lawrence. No. 4S.5; V5 room house on
Lawrence, Ao. .;;. sroom uoe on uutun aver no;
tuo4rootu houses on Market. Ncs. -J13 and iJS; J
story brick on Main strcot. No. .4 and aiso vacant
lots away down below present prices. Call and we
me. A, fcmlth. i3; N. Lawrencoaxo. icj-i
IOIt SALE OR BENT City or farm property,
. improved or unimproved, Liindlcrds, letiaul-.
buyers and sellers take notice. Israel Bros., 2i N.
Marai-t, new Israel block, phone ri'J. VS-tf
176itSALK oirfitADEVnTu felrctcd stock of
-I drj' goods and notions Iu voice I5.17M at llrst cost.
Will exchange lor half cuh, balance In Wichita
property, tor particulars address Lock l!oi'.',
Wichita. Kausos. H-C
I'oK SALE Notice to ail suiTerer. Kim t'hol
X with his famoiiH Chlnevj medicine, which cure
both prlvnto aud contagious dtsci-es, can be found
at No. ..-a W. Douglas ave., Wichita, ScJgwic.
couaty.Katifas. 77 .'i
IiOil SALE Deeds, inortgai.es and all kinds of
!es-al bl.inks;blank receipt booki, not bocs.s,cu
nt the. Wlohltu Eagle ouice.uniers by mutl promptly
attended to. U M xt
"JT'OJ! SALE Scale boolcfi.bbortband writers' note
AJ tfcoks, blank receipt and note book aad legal
Lianas ut every kind. Muilorders-promptly attand
u to. Call ou or audress the Wichita LciLC, 'li;U
. knn; Itutt
1TOB SALE A handsomo lithograph map of th
city of WIchltH. gives names of htreew, pubila
buildings, colleges, parks, etc.. slza UxIj ou linen
jiaper, price j cents each; 3 for 11) cents: 35 cents per
dozen. Address the Wichita Jtugle, Wichita, Katu
dlUUlf
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Under this head 2c per lino pr day.
j"OB KENT OU bALE Butiness and re-Idcnco
properly iu all parts of the city. Israel Bros
to if
T?ron KENT Residence 312 South Lawrence
fiji avenue, ot 8 rooms and hnll, in ejicelleut retialr.
witti city water and gas; locution and neighborhood
the very best. Imiulro at sCU bouth Luvsrencwuve
nue. tw ()
fJJ FOB BENT One of tho finest residences in tho
Efk city, with all the modern improvements, third
house north of Oak on 'Iopeka.
inquire ot 0-orgo
Jio:.y, sot a. 'lopeKa ave.
v7-i
T3IOK BENT-UHl North Emporia, eight room
pfij house, cloets. pantty, cellar, city water, b.iru
uud cunlage room. Inquire at lO-'i North Fourth.
s7-o
S? FOB RENT Now ts-room house, with convenl
"F'a ences; only Slj. 001 South Lawrence avenue.
V7-3
? TOR BENT 7-room liouo and liorn to rent
ii'rj. cheap, corner Thlrtecnlll and Wichita, streets.
W7J. Skelton. 1-7 N. Market st. 'JUS
(pWFOB BENT Nlco cottage on Waco avenue.
BiaL Call at McComb Brs., 1.1 E. Douglas. a7-6'
tfWFOB BENT Good five-room houe with bath
l2ii room and pantrjj la one-half block of street
tar. first door south of 1331 South Lawrence. En
quire at 3U3 E. Douglas or 1071 N. Lawrence. !
FOB RENT A hand'omo cottase on Coil'-go IIIIL
Inquire at the-Kemucky hat store, U7 East
Douglas. Mtf
CKi t'Oll BENT OB SALE-Residence-. In aU part
ifchi. city Wright i. Co. East of posloEice. It tt
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Under this head !c per line per day.
FOB KENT Furnished or uufurntlied rooms,
also 8 or 5 roomed house and room for Sight
couse keeping; all new, on Third, between Topeica
and Emporia. Sj 0
F
OB KENT Furnished front offico room over
Ki North Jiaraet street, jsraei Bros. a. it
J70B RENT Furnished rooms, with or without
board; convenient to bu-ineSs. 4(1 S. Mala
street. 97-C
1?OB RENT Togentl-tnen n!cJy furnished room,
. tenns low. Call at room 6, IO N". Main atrt.
K7-3'
I7OB BENT-Orto large furnlhI room raluWe
? for one or t went a lery reasonable prlco. In
Cjuire at 51t. N . Waco. iff- 7"
I?OR REN 1 -Rooms at US North Market lir I
1 Hllllg.joom I. 'ft-fr
pOR RENT Residence flats, four room each.
X! separate hall, bath room, water ciov-t. coat bin,
etc., in umw bulldtCk' corner Norlh-EmpcrU avenue:
aiii Elm. Apply at Ut North Kmporfa. t-l
I70R RENT Vry nicely fcrnlshefl front room.
. first floor J2JU0 por xt farslshed rrcmt up
ls. L2aperwet.. -ide roora Uft ucfi
room cbsp 31s .V Market st.
umiMica
twj
I7GIt BENT Furnished roota at 237 North Mar
: ket. sttr.
I70B BENT One f uraished roenn at IK N Tofielta
FOR RENT STORES.
Under this head 2c a lino pr day.
"irOU RENT More As wb have ieaxl Xtvt Ma- !
JL mu building ure room we will rt tie rxtttt j
ti'.w occupi1 by as, iSf North Main str; Mayor J
t:onr,u very liafcl 1 T Blbp A zok Hi'.
1X)R RENT-BrScfc -ts-rim No. 411 Ei-i Dong
. Us ove. CjincSlc' iid aleepttLt roota. tOfcvl
rrtlfi- v-ry low' in Richland btcck. liaroes A ruts.
AT Dongla aviaac dU-U
Ff)K RFNT A g'jod sust rcoto wjthla cce-aalf
block of Dosga avesce Kt a px-l UxOsa
rt- Atiy to P. V. l!Uy. 423 E-DjogUa av,
ecu
FOR RENT Farm Property.
Uadr tlus bttA 2c pr Slo per Cjkf.
"LHJR RENT fcnudl farm arc rui)' cs of Dfficg
X las cnf)cr nyjtncottagw r--3S. Jldrkst. io
c.alr of Jr.o M. More. Roota l.ltrN Mais. -
FORRENT-4. Uraox 3 acrts oae-aalf n-tie
frm jA-ktas bow-. lauir of li. a. Ht,
roots & Zi ititn 'rty block. W
FOR RENT Miscellaneous.
.'sAer this bead Sc per Ha i-er 4ay.
FORENTCityllealEslate.
Vodtr tils fcad 2c Use pr day.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
rsdc tal bid 2c a Use prr day.
FOR TRADE
Ca!cr this td Zc per a e pefiay.
TTOlt TRADK-tTia trle M-ros M(u fer ct e
A? P5
ja-BTJcrtT. CiUttrrsT.'iloiiavv.
f-ri
"VJ THaDS ftpaccaU foe- eeo-l fctrws at tfc
JL OosWcirUl ber. S3 N. MAri C
-'
FI
BTRADC-ror a hone or sy !--
rT?t wgw Ift Zt reatlf gMUTJi srvt.
eat VSArr. iS. ttrttfw:. AAre --. fc.."!"
Iiazl&Ce
I T?OR oRA D"v-Far Is
1 1 rrspesry. If. . IJdfei
crrtnl IflUAi fer TTicaita
Si
i3.0tK.-m?'.
THE PEOPHl'S-COLCrm.
kYour Wants Supplied
FINANCIAL.
Under this head 2c per Una per day.
MONEY TO LOAN Short time money at Iowe
rate en horse, cattic. wagons, or buggias.
2U West Douglas ave. -tr
MONEY TO LOAN On pianos, organs, house
hold rornitnre. horses, cattle, collateral t-.
curlties. etc. If yem want a loan come and sc .
ltooeru ti Myers, over IU N. Maia. '.-
" fON'tY TO LOAN-Oa furnUuro. p'.aao. or.
..TJL. gan.-. hore. males, bnygies, cows, tc i
amonDW from SlQcp at reaonabI rates. Dioklu
son A- Co.. room "l ;edj.w!ck; blocs. JS-.
IF VOU want to borrow money to tld ovr th
bard titccH on your horv. cattle, pianuc. or
cans, household good. or anv kind ojjrooa secarity.
to tj J. r. Ludlam, comer "r"lrt and Mala street.
KC
"A rONEY loaned on hores. bagrle. cow. pUaew,
JL household rnralture. ttc. Note bought, li
jotj want agnail amount of moaev ccme aad sns
ue. W. T. Nash & Cu over 110 N. ilain street
SNtr
"WANTED Bcrrowrs tor tnooey. W lofca
money on all cla.es of goodseenrity attaa
cwestrates. Oeo. L.-ouc,Jr J. Co., Itoom U
2JI iredwtcv block. dSJlf
-r-
MISCELLANEO US.
Under this head ?c a lino par day.
CFKINO Is approaching. Bring your clothing u
3le renovated. Yvn save money. Wichita Tali-.
iag Co, fj& North Malu.
:s5
I K. Ledncs Periodical PlPs. the great French.
JU' remedy, act directly on tho menstrual system
aud positively enre tnpprrksloa of tbo mencv,
Warranted t promote uicnstrantlon. Thcc pllln
should not l taken dnrlnc pregnancy. Am. Fill
lv niMllrnmn, s.nr fa C? nntltlA ,r)T
titled by Ciia-. Lawreni e, Ufi K. Uouglas. Wichita,
Kan., vi holosjile and retail, O an t ndt lyr
"T70K BARGAINS-Hand-made ingle hamefr
JU siiCW; strong wagon barnea from Sls.W to t-u()
l-ade. of cool onk.t&nnel leather, and other prcw
filtiou(tely low at Palmer's Harness Stur. SSS N.
ala street. ss-itswii-u
CAL. T. WAUD-I'rofcsNlocal auctioneer. stoc'C
and farm sale a spec.al'r. Bft ut reference.
Corresjndence- solicited. Office. HAW-a Douglaj
avenue. Wichita, Kan. dsl.'lt wxi 4t
"tVltHITA.my Withlt,"shV.l I leave you? Ye.
1 T tica magnificent cartilage, the ircm ot thi
sotithxtest. mxks tho call with oaer of tw biud
nev chnnec requiring from ySJSn xo HUfi cah. Ad
dress Lock llos Ai. carthase. Mo. si
1FIconlilputaJasp-rcoua;yraln on exhibition
at Wiohlt. it ould arouso the Mlcawbcrs. Th
bent I can do it to give reliable information bboua
the mineral lands here. Address Lock Box 25S. Car
thage. Mo. M ."0-
LOST.
Lead i'c per 'Ice per day.
JNSTR CCTION
Under tbi head ic per Une per day.
FOUND.
Under this head Zc per line pr day.
I?0UND Near Bock Island depot a largo glove.
X Owner can have same by calling at tri f.'il
oClce. i'-.t
STRJIX'ED.
Under thU head lc per line pr day.
STOLEN.
Under this head 2c a line per day.
FOR EXCHANGE.
Utdcr this head i- per lino per day.
"iTOBEXCHA NOE-w"W "CharIes ha"ovr"lCi)
X pieces of property of hn own anywhern you
want it. 211 North Main street, room S, Sl 5
J"j"jB EXCIIANGt: A flne"lSart gold watch J
stem wind nnd etand some citsh to Chnnc
Jor furniture, carpets, etc. Call en or addranW.
W. Charles, 'ill Nortll Main street, Wichita. Kaaias.
9T, i
I?OB KXCIIANGE-A few highly improved farms
" in the famous Sun L,ul- Vally. Colorado. All
under Irrigation with rrrptual water right. Tlio
richest lund in tho world Call on or address W. W.
Lharlea. RoomJ. 3-4 North Main strort. Wi i
2.1 NORA. VED callinrcard at the Earls omer; wa
-j can print your tarda front the cupper plate.
1 Id) tf
STORAGE.
Under this head Jc per Una per day.
MEETINGS.
Undr this bead 2c per lino per day.
DR ESSMAKING.
Under thl brad -"e a line- per day.
Ra4JLRO-sLD TTMi:TABLE&
MISSOL'Bl FAClFlO Jt.IL
TltAI.vs
tort Scott. Kansas City, iit
I311I1 nnd eastern ex
Fort Scott hao-as City, t
Ix)ul ami at4rn ex
Conway Springn. Autbcay
and Klow i
Conway Sprtos, Anthony
and Kiowa
Hutchinson, sterling and
fjvliaftee oawengr. ...
Hutch., kmiopolln, 1'ueblo
andDenverx...... ..".". .,
All trains run dallr
I ABH1VC I I.CATt
no AM
tliru
nam
ItUDI
'.JAt
Itorn
Depot Second and Wichita ttrnel; tto.rlo31c L'l
North Mainstrvtt, E. E. lH.tCKI.er,
ra;engr and Tlckai Atft.it.
NEW TIME TABLE CHICAGO, HOCK ISLAND
A PACIFIOKAlLWA.'.
("Great rUC.c Island Rouio.'l
la effect on and after February 1. 138-
TJ'.AI3
t AWUIVE I
non.c xorth AKn ast.
No. 2 Calorado Scrlor.
Denveratid l'aclcc Caat
Eipr tllr
No 2 Kansas City, H.L3
and Chicago Thresgh
JCi.Il and r. dally .
Ne 4KnfiW City. SH Louts
and Chlcaga aigbt eJ.
(allr .
No. CI Acconimodatlsn.
dally except kundJ.
Ko. ; Kibiu Cltr. ax. LeaU
AiLftirzit
40 A U
31 Cam
31i ru
andCblcacaoz'. daijy
No. 1 Kans- City, St l.alU
S 43 All
7 00 AM
nnd ceicago tnroagii
rcallandex. daily
sCirit
:ar
No. r,l Accommo4atiaa.i
dally except Sttcday .
JIM r,
E;egatfrrellnlBgchalrcar em aU train. "d
FulluiaB Wpr- from Wichita Jo KantAs CU aa4
Chicago without chtnj- 00 lilfht Ualas. Tlckvt
mid aud taji'-i chtcl.t tkiattzk to all yolr,l
north, -ciatb mst mI w-t, and irUatttihlp tlckU
sold to ail European wlt at Iwet rate. Cl'.T
ticket omca J'Jti fcat Dougis aveaO. crcr Mala
ttreit. paserr station cri.tr l3i.lJ and MaaA
avuu.
t. A. HrCTWJCRr3Rn.-.TIkt Abu
Jkoi:hatiaN. o T A , Chic ro, IU
6T. LOUH A SAN FRANCISCO It. li.
TRAjKB. ARaiTK. J LZArr.
Motng Wtrt, pa Jo Lilt-'
tit am!
worm
Colli et J-"S. tp at
(ZSata
(Urx
XOIA.K
Burrtooi ' . j tar
fifAXvf K-t, paSnrr .1 tia-Ml
dolni ):it. Dtistnr'r . I -!Q3Sin
r tt
Cltv Union Ticki oSh. m.lntti'iuiywMi,
bi) Cdlon Dtt, Oak strcat.
TICUITA A WCBTtR-f ft. It.
TItALtS ARBtrc JLCAJrB
OfAne Wi. tj f daisy, f , f lfiJi
Oolac Wu freirkt,. . .1 ll r M
Uoloc Eat.p.
Ooir.f Eaat. frelgbt
torn
lalaTtc.t.rslz::ft ?ala ettyn. a at
TIbIsb Depot. Oak !. Tf. D. tf CHtKz,
D.Ii-ftnot.H. Tf.ikl A- pa.at. UH Mala.
5cp, cur 4ta aa4 luti.
atciiison. tofeea a sa.tta ft n. n.
THAJK
ARntvc
onrw AvnxAtt. 1 j
TtA xpr ....-! ttjorut iViru
Eajrt-r xpr., JaU XIIaU
Clrad aL.4 Cauf vraU x- !
T,T-m. Km U6rv.
cicar ipr- U-U ItJrM
"sotTTM iRMl ... I
Teia A r-aataadJ tpr-S4 'XiM
ExprrM- . . MKaMJ Ja
Expt. . ". . 9 tUr t
"tHr Ustoc TJt re. ia Krtii'aAa"a tUf.
aadUaloa !i,sar 0lrt.
HOTEL CAREY.
$2 to $3 Per Day.
s,-. . J ,
'jfes.JS'fefefe -SsVJCj,.-
- &- t-vSZn
-'t Srrix'SSf
CS ;5 3 s-tirri.

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