The Wichita Daily Eagle (Wichita, Kan.)
May 24, 1890

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lxt WUcMitc gailtj K$ki aiurflaij Waning, ftay 24, 1890. SteUHl WICHITA MABKETS. Receipts of live stock at the Union Stock Yards for 24 hours 80 cattle, 1,130 hogs. The cattle receipts are running very light on account of the break in price and light demand in eastern mar kets. The export demand being almost at a standstill. Choice light butcher grades are the favorite sellers now and prices on this grade of stuff rules steady to firm. Hog market opened 21-2 cents higher than yesterday's close, owing to an error in a telegram from Kansas City, quoting the market higher, when it was in fact lower. The market sold off to $3.65 before noon and $3.02 1-2 purchased most of the afternoon re ceipts. The close was steady. o WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET. Wichita, Kan., ilay 23. CATTLE. Hecelpts 8th shipments 100. The receipts are running light on account or the late break in the eastern markets, and the le-. de nwnd foi hcaTY cattle. The export trade has got a black eye for the present. Choice butchers' 'snides t-eota to bo the favorite sellers at present and prices rule steady on this kind of cattle. There seems to bequltoa demand all the time for native feeding t-teers and htockers, and at good figures. The mar Vet closed fairlv steady. Chicago market slow and dull and Kansas City closed steady. Native shipping steers, fancy. HOft-aiKJO lbs f25 O150 f.ood to extra. 130031500 4 Ul 1C0 Oood to extra native Duicnersioers. ijiwi 1200 lbs 3 Good butchers steers. KXXSIOM 50 (Zitt) 25 3 4U :t2." ft3KJ 2K) f3 20 2 it) r3 25 Native feeding steers Native stock era C holce cows and heifers Fair to pood cows and haifcrs.... Bulls and stags l"nt yearling Good yearlings tanners t,fwirp!.frri1iknnH KrjillawniTS.... 2 25 2 75 1 S5 (5.2 50 3 ft) 3 25 2 25 (2 7.-. 1 1.5 1 1 00 ai 50 Veal calves 4 mj w RErRESKNTATIVE SALES. Following are the representative salei of cattle at the stock yards today: No. Description. 20 Butcher steers and heifers.. 2 Butcher steers and heifers. Stockers 15 Stockers 1 Stocker 2 Mockers S Heifers 1 Heifer 1 Heifer 1 Cow 1 Cow 1 Yearling 1 Canner Av'ge. Price. 137 3 50 SI0 3 40 612 s." 70 :i25 510 3 00 470 00 G20 3 15 7l0 a 15 720 2 CO 103) 2U) 7R0 250 31) 2 25 CS0 2 00 HOGS. Receipts 1131. some hogs held over for tomorrow's market. The market opened about cents higher than yester day's close owing to an error in an early telegram leceived from Kansas City quoting the market higher when in fact it was lower. The market tlropped back to $3.05 before noon and ?3.G2V: pur chased mot of the afternoon offerings, as Kansas C ity was lower. The market closed about steady, home prophesy the market will go to $3.ul), but there will of courso bo soma reactions and prices Mill be stronger for a few days. rephesextAtive sales. The following arc the representative salso of hogs at the yards todav: H No. Dock. AVEitAGE. Pricc l Gl 1G0 232 3R a 40 225 tr.y. 50 2M SfiTJri 4S 287 Upy. 75 2W 3 67a Gl 100 257 3 C7J 7S 235 3fi5 1 4 245 3 05 U5 253 3 Go 7S 1G0 270 3 02 J G7 2i!l xcay. 71 244 :;c2 I f2 215 3G2W 17 24P, 3 622 I KJ 225 3 622 SO 23S 32tf 60 SO 302 3 62a snenr. Good mutton sheep, PnlOO 4 004 50 Good stock, wethers, 75S85 3(033 50 Good to extra lambs 4 10$t 00

Wichita Horso and Mulo 3Iarket. Wichita, Kan., May 23. Shipments, 20 horses. The receipts are running a little light. Thero is a food demand for nearly all kinds of good stock, 'rices steady to strong. Extra draft horses Good draft horses Extra mares Good mares Extra drivers Good drivers Extra street ers Good streetors Oregon Plugs Mules, 14 hands Mules. UH hands Mules, 151 hands Mulep. heavy. 1&31C nands Mules, plugs ..$125 (mi.V) 00 ioo nvsiio o) imOV125 00 70 ot io no 1.7) 00ft225 00 100 (XY225 00 a5(v.siiooo 75 00.5 !l 00 35 OIKS 50 00 25 50 50 00 G5 OOfll 75 00 W) 00(3 fO 00 fO 00rtllft5 00 125 008 JfiS 0i) cO 00 GO 00 Brief Mention. J. B. Shongb sent in a car o hogs from Pontiac. Philo Hunter came in from Elbing with a car of mixed stock. Williams Eakin had hogs on the mar- m ket. J. 31. Hilton, Corbm, came in with two cars of hogs. Yoeman Day, Kingman, sent in a car of hogs. John Gilchrist, Belle Plains, has a car of hogs at the yards. "W. C. Hutchinson, Greensburg, market ed a car of hogs. G. E. Landers, Convin, camo in with a car of hogs. I. J. Fisher, Belle Plaine, had hogs at the yards. Z. M. Johnson, salesman for Ditmars, Yoris Co., marketed twenty-three head of fine butchers steers and heifers, which sold at good figures. Mr. J. fed those cat tle on his farm eight miles north of the city. Mr. Calloway shipped a car of horses to Springfield, Mo., today. Patterson Barnett, Arkansas City, marketed hogs. N. C. Keuyon, Geuda Springs, sent in a car of hogs. The contract for the iron work for the new yards has been let to the Steward Bros. Iron Works. A. W. Carr, of Carr Son, TJdall, came in with a air of hogs. Jesso Forrest, of Phipps, purchased ninety head of feeding steers at the yards today. James Andrews, Kanapolis, bought fifty-seven head of feeding steers on the mar ket this afternoon. M. A. Nations, manager of tho B. M. ranch, in the OMige nation, was looking over the yards this afternoon. Eldridge Campbell sold 147 head of feeding steers this afternoon, which will be shipped to Ellsworth county tonight. LIVE STOCK MAEKET. Bj Telegraph. KANSAS ClTT. Mo.. May 23.-CATTLE-Recelpts 1500: shipments 1300. Market slow and steady. Stcprs $3 5O34S0; cowt, $2 1W 65; stockers ami feed ers, fi 1533 75. HOGS Receipts. 5.AM; shipments S303. Market 2i5c lower. All grades. f3 67v 3 77: bulk 53 703 75. SHEEP Receipts 6tU; shipment. 2G1 Market steady. Good to choice muttons J4 lO5 00; stockers and feeders 3 fiV3sO; lambs 2 50M 00. ST l.oris. Mc May 23. -CATTLE -Receipts 1SCO: shipments 3300. Market steady. Native Fteers fH SK4 ft); stockers and feeders. f8 0i4 00; Texas and Indians, $2 .S5S400. HOGS Iteceipts MO); shipments 800. Market lower. Heavy. fS JO 3 SO; paCKing grads $3 753 S5. SHEEP Receints l?Cft shipment"; 2GO0. Market strong. Fair to choice dipped. 4 005 25. CHICAGO. Ill, May 23.- CATTXE-lleceipt. HOOD shlpments 35CO. Market steady. Beei-i J4 OX5 00; steers. (3 50J4 50. blockers and feeders. $2 403 Oh cows, bulls and mixed. 515033 40: Texas ?ten. f2 StV8 M. HOGS-Receipts IaOM: shipments 6X). Market slow.shadelower.MixeU and light ?SR)iS4 00; heavy JS SXS4 50. skip tS 1983 7U. HEEP Receipts, 12U0A shipments 2tlW. Market flow, li25c lower. Natives 3 7i3 00; i estera M OUG 00; Texuns, f4 a4 ft); lambs, fa 037 03. Wichita Provision Market; Wichita. Kan.. May at Thecontlnucd heavy run of hogs and the decline In prices ha a toudeucy to w eaken th price of hu products. Tho denjand is quite actte. Sl'GAR Cl'RED MEATS Canv6s or plain ham. ailbs and up 9Vj.Ulhc,!iams lArfaHbs 114c.liains ie d.uni ami up 10S(tl2c hams small siili12 His 11 ,12Wc California picnic hams 7sc. breakfast lc on (fun width or strips) sW10c. dncd beef-ham u-xtra in 9c, smoked b.t-f tongues per dot $3 in. cotlago or boneles hams bWO'e w York shoulders fWcCall 1 oraia lucon 6c. Tenneseo bacon tic nllei shotil. icr boneles. sc. i UK .meats saort clear pldes packert forr ait f, (S 15 pr Wl lbs. clear flltrh 6c. English bel ies t3oc lone clear sides 15 755 SashouMew 445vs. clear fcxicks $6 006 a pr WO lbs lone dear I ii 3036 Co cwt, short dear bacon 56 2536 fC bacon ciear bacon backs 6 5030 70. bacon flitches $6 037 2a. bacon shoulders 5i. M SAUSAGE-Fresh pork sausageXoT5(c. fresh perk sausage (extras) 7c, Vienna and and Frnk furtlOc, head cheese 5c. bolognas rounds 4j$x bolognas middles 4J5c, nickles bologna ijffSM. tongue sausage 5c, liver sausage 5c, blood pudding oc LAHD Basis Tc's. choice family 6Hc, bakert spe cial 6c pure leaf 7c, Whittaker's Star 7Mc Whltta kcr's pastry SJfc. FRESH MEATS-BEEF Sides or whole carcasses 5fjfc. hind quarters CW7s'c, fore quarters 34c loins 810c- PORK Pork loins Gc, tender loins ite. sparp ribs 5c, back bones 2c. PREPARED PICKLED GOODS Pig's feet put in halves and spiced. Quarter bbls. 40 lbs. 1 kjtts. lo lbs. 75c. Pickled and spiced pig's tongue Kitts, hi lbs. $175. Tripe, pickled and eplced Quarter bbls. 40 lbs. 1 30. kltts, la lbs. C5c Wichita Wholesale Frnit Market. Wichita. Kan., Mar 23. Strawberries came in poor shape this morning Prices were weak. Everything else on the list in fair supply and prices ste.uly. ORANGES-3Iexicar. f3 754 00 per box. haslets J3753400.Callfornia Mediterranean sweet 4 0fJ4 50 per box. Messina $3 754 00 per box. Imperial 54 J) per lox. San Diego 4 25per box. LEMONS Mrsmna per box. 4 50500- STHAWBERRIES-I2 0O&5 20 per crate. PINE APPLES-53 5034 OOperdoz, APPLES None in market. BAN'AXAS J2 00 13 00 per bunch, fane S3 50 per bunch. FIGS Layers 15lSc per lb H oval boxes $3503 375 per MO. j DATES Persian GO lb boxes, SMSOc per lb. Fard, 125U4 lb boxes. 12&c per lb. HONEY California. 1 lb frames. 17lSc per lb. Wichita Grain Market. Wichita. Kan., May 23. Corn and oats continue to come in freely. There is a weaker feeling in corn on this market and it looks ns though prices might go lower. Wheat, oats and rye In demand at quotations. Receipts for 24 hours: 31,200 bushels corn; 13,000 bushels oats. GRAIN Car lots on track: WHEAT-Goodmilling S0S2c. while other grades are quoted at 70c and down. CO It N No 3 or better 22c, white 23.1C. OATS 20323c. RYE No 3. or better 35c-57J& HAY $4 50 per ton. 14 00 in car lots. GROUND CORN Chop In car lots 50c per 100 Ibl Wichita Flour Market. Wichita. Kan.. May 23. There are no changes of note In the flour trade. A fair amount of business is being done. Prices firm at quotations. Best patent, per cwt standard price.. Second grade Extra fancy Fancy Shipstuff, bulk ...52 GO ....2 30 ....2 20 1 95 55 50 Wichita Produce Market. Wichita. Kan.. May 23. There are no chances worthy of note. There peems to be a fair supply In all lines with a very Kood demand. POTATOES Kansas 50c per bushel, northern 75c per bushel. C 411IJAGES yew 5c ONIONS None in market. PIE PLAXT-lc per lb. 8PINAGH 5c per lb. I,ETTUCE-10c peril). RADISHES I2jc per doz. bnnches. ASPARAGUS 25c per doz. bunches. SPRING ONIONS 10c doz bunches. PARSLEY 22c doz bunches. EGGS 9M10c per doz. BUTTER Fancv creamery 17c. choice creamery 14c. choice butter 1214c. fair U'c.cooking butter 8c. CHEESE Eastern full cream 13c, half cream 11 12c. skim S9c liinburger 1214c. brick 1516. full cream Swiss l&316c. CHICKENS-Dresscd ft3Scper lb., live $2 ,j 3 OOperdoz. TURKEYS Live W47c per lb., dressed 9311c Wichita leather Market. Wichita. Kan.. May 23. N'othlnc new to say of the market. Business fairly cood. SOLE LEATHER-TSlaughtcrJ 2331c. B. A. 27 29c. Rood damape 2K32P.C HARNESS Acorn oak 37c. No 1 oak 31c, L. H. 32c, Union 30c. Hemlock CALEDometicCc5i$l 00. French $1 OX.l 50. CUT HALF SOLEh-.Kxtni heavy d tu. n heavy 53 00, medium $2 50, light $1 251 Wichita Hide and Tallow Market. WicniTA. Kan.. May 23. HIDES Xo 1 ereen Sc per lb, Xo 2 creen 3Wc per lb. No 1 creen salt ilic No 2 creen salt Sc.dry hides 57Kc Per lb, bulls and stacs 2'e. TAI.LOW No 1, 3i(c per lb. No 2 2H& SHEEP PELTS-30375C each. Wlchta Wool Market. WicniTA. Kan.. May 32. There seems to be very little wool moving at pres ent. No chance In prices, Bricht condition Bricht medium 15c, heavy me dium 14c, liclit line 13Sc, heavy line 12c. Earthy conditions Medium 13c. fine 9llc, coarso ll(al3c, Mexican select grades 12llc, coarse and kenipy&510c MAEEETS BI TELEGKAPK "cw Y'ork Money. New Yonir. May 23. Money on call easy, rancinc from 3a to 0 ier cent, last loan3& clo-ed oirered at 3H- Prime mercantile paper 57. Sterling exchnnce quiet steady at 54 83f for 60 dav bills and $4 851 for demand. The total sale of stocks today were SS'.TTfi shares. Stocks today were dull but about steady. 4r coupon 122 4hjS coupon 10.T-1 1MC1I1C lis "Jj no Missouri fis Chicago Alton hicago, Burlington A Qulncy...., im 132 10i HG 12S7 um 'oii 114 MO iC,l "5W Wi j.nrkawanna j-.rie Lake Shore Missouri Pacific.... Northwestern New York Central. Heading Rock Island Union Pacific Wabash j;i?i Western Union S5J.f Ciilcaco Grain and Produce. Chicago, 111., May 23. Trading in wheat was active today and the feeling was very nervous and unsettled. It was a wild market and July made rapid tracks towards ?1. The opening was a trifle easy with first sales of July 3c below yes terday's closing but quickly started up ward and advanced '2lic above inside figures, held firmly and closed lc higher than yesterday. The advance was spas modic. August advanced 2c and Septem ber ljc and closed lc higher than yes terday. News from the winter wheat dis tricts continue to come in bad. The corn market ruled active at times. The feeling was on the whole weaker, the undertone being a little heavy though no decline of consequence was noted. Oats were fairly active, stronger and hitther. The feeling in pork was steady. Trading in lard was fairly active and the feeling was easy. There was a fair business in short ribs and prices ruled 2J3c lower. Tho leading futures ranged as follows: S" a ARTICLES. 3 K f w Wheat Mav R-X ?7H &XI P7U June K !S Jfity P7i July mi W?h i&W 974 August Corn May .f W Sg W( Juno rl 31 X$i S3f? July 3l) oiM 3I.H 34 august Oats May. 27i July"'."".'."".'..".".": Ill 27K 3s 5K2 August Tork I June".'.'".."." 'l2 ST." "l2sV" 'i2"77! 'H'so" July 12 PO 130 12 95 ISO) August 13 00 13 05 13 10 13 05 Lard June."..".'.'..""."..".".." r.'io" "e'iji Julv 620 625 620 C25 September CO) 6 45 6 40 6 45 Short Ribs- June".".. 525 5'25" .Vjjj'i .V25" Julv 535 5S7H 5 85 5 .H bepteraber 5 52tg 5 55 Cash quotations were as tollows: FLOUR Stcadv. Winter $4 5004 90. patent". 54 2.V 4 75. for straight spring intents 54 755 25; straights 53 50ui4 ."it WH EAT No. 2 spring 9797k'c, Xo. 2 red 9797c. CORN S.c. OATS-2L-4.330C RYE-5V, BARLEY Nominal 50c FLAXsEED-Jl 4S. TIMOTHY-51 3a PORK-J12 75. LARD-J607sj(S5Kl. SHORT RIBs 5 25. SHOULDERS-Dry salted $5 10M 31 MUfRT CLEAR slDES-55 70d5 S3. WHISKY-SI 02. SUGAR Cut loaf CXfttic; granulated C?sc; stand ard A i&c articles. Receipts. Shipments, WhMt I SMTO Cora 3K(U) .t2,a0 Oats asA 2H.OM BUTTER Er. Faacy separater Kl5Hc: finest creamery 14k15c, finest dairy lSJEJJao: fine EGGS-llSc 1 Kansas City l'rounec. Ka sas Crrv. Ma, May 23. The PftNy TmHcaJor reports: FLOUR-QuhM and Arm. better grades WKV htcher. XX ex-. XXX 75c; family $1 (Be choice 51 4 fancy 51 tS; extra faacy 1 59l S); patent 52 CO WHEAT-Hlcuer. No 2hnl ca.shSCc MayS-e. No. 2 red c5h !lc bid. May SBe bid. CORN Stronger. No. 3 cash 29c bW, 2JU asked. May2U. OATS Iower. No.2ca.sh?7c. My27fc. RYE Loner. No 2 cash and May 47c bW, 47!tc ake. 4 H.VY Strosger. Faacy uirl 57 50. LHAD-Qoleu soft Mbsauri and common $3 S5; f r rAiroorTT Cattle Salesman. .llmmVPlBR-Hoa J. O. Davidson, Preff. C. A. Waxkeb, V. P. JonieTJEHST, Cashier. CITIZENS' BANK. PAID UP CAPITA!,. 500,000 .T.,000.000 STOCKH'D'KS' 1AAJBTLLTY, Largest Paid Up Capital of any Bank la the Stat of Kansas. Shippers of Live Stocfc can save "both. time and money by doing theij business through tho Stock Yards Branch OF THE CITIZENS BAM. Arthur Faulkner, Cashier chemical and refined S3 70. MILLSTUFF Firm. CORN MEAL53C. CORN' CHOP-5IC. BRAN-53c. FLAXSEED 81 25. BUTTER-Good to fancy Creamery 15HNc. E(5GS-Firmatllc. CHEESE Northern twins and Youm American 10311c. LIVE POULTRY-Steady. Choice hens $3 003 50. roosters 52 0OS2 50: Spring chickens $1251 30. PROVISIONS-Steady. HAMS-59 25. BREAKFAST BACON-fS 25. DRIED BEEF $7 60. DRIED SALT MEATS-Short ribs 55 75. long clear 55 50: shoulders 54 25; short clear 55 75. SMOKED MEATS Lomr clear Jti 00; shoulders 55 00: short clear sides $6 25. PORK-511 00. LAIiD-50 37. New York Produce. New York. May 23. WHEAT Dull and weaker. No. 2 red cash 03XWic. CORN Firm, dull. Xo. 2, 4Ox40c. OATS Firm. Xo. 2 white :W37c. COFFEE Barely steadvand 10 points downfor op tions. Sales 41,000 bates. Spot Rio 10c. SUGAR Refined steady. Standard A 615-16c, confectioner's A 5 1-1'Jc; granulated 61-16.cubes 63-lfic powdered (Mc. EGGS Firmer. Fair demand. Western 15415ct. BUTTER Weak. Western creamery Clle, west ern dairv Gc all. CHEESE Steady. 4bc. St. Louis Produce. St. Louis. Mo., May 23. FLOUR-Hicher. Choice 53 15S3 40: fancv 53 HVi.4 10: extra fancy 51 504 60 patents 55 00 i&b 15. WHEAT Xo. 2 red cash USaflOc; July ISJSc, August 31AS14Sc. CORN Cash shade lower. Options He nbovo yestenlav. No. 2 cash 32K&32Kc; July 32S32Jf,c, Auirust 329J3325ic September :ifKc. OATS blow but higher. Xo 2 cash 27ac July 2il(c. Angst 20c bid. BARLEY Xomlual, Xo market. ATTORNEYS AT LATF. Thob. C. Wilson. Jos. A. BnuuACHEn. City Attorney. WILSON BKUBACHER, Attorneys at law, 251 North Main street, Wichita Kansas. Telephone No. 11. dl0S-tf W. P. Campbell. jas. Is Dter. CAMPBELL BYER, Attorneys at Law, Wiculta, Kan. lOGtf, H. C. Sluss. W. E. Staxlev. SLUSS a STANLEY, Attorneys at Law, Wichita, Kansas. Harris, Harris Vermillion, Attorneys at Law, 111 S. Main St., Second floor. J. R. Hallowell, J. E. Hum Late U. S. Attorney. HALLOWELL X- HUME. Lawyers, 142 X. Main Stroet. Wichita, Kansas. JP. H. JIOJIBBAUGH, Attornoy at Law. Attorney for Western Collec tion Bureau. Rooms 17 and 13, Xo. 154 X. Market street, Wichita, Kansas. E. B. JEWETT, Lawyer. Rooms 2, 4 and 6 203 X. Main St., Wichita. Kansas. dl04-tf Jon.V W. ADAMS. G. W. C. JOXES. G. W. ADAMS. ADAMS, JONES ADAMS, Attorneys at Law. Office, first stairway cast of tho Wichita National Bank. 116-tf W. H. BlUDEXBAUfill. W. H. RACCII. BIUDENBA UGH 0 It A UGH, Attorneys at Law. Rooms 5 and 7 at 205 North Main Street. &(3 EDUCATIONAL. ALL HALLOWS ACADEMY, WICHITA, KANSAS. Board and tuitl on, per annum, 5150. Addre ister Superior, Si sters of Charity. B. V. M. 105-t ARCHITECTS. C. W. TEItRY, Architect and Superintendent. Rooms IS and 11 Blttlne block, Wichita, Knsa W. B. McBHEBSON, Architect. Room IS. Xo. 200 North Main Stroet, Wichita, Kansas. 117-tf w. t. pnourj-rooT. o. w. bikd. BROUDFOOT BIKD, Architects and Superintendents. Office in ITech hoimer block. PHOTOGRAPHERS. ''"MOGEJiS, The Photographer. Pictures In all sizes and styles He also carries the finest assortment of picture frames in the city. Give him a friendly call and examine samples. COMMISSION AG-ENTS. ABSTRACTERS. A. J. ABFLEGATE. (With A D. Mallory.) Abstracter, Conveyancer Notary Public Complete abstracts to any land In Sedgwick county. Room 216 Sedg- wick block. Can be found daring business hours at :ounty building. 106-tf PHYSICIAN'S. E. E. HAMILTON, M. D. Specialties Diseases of the Eve. Ear. Nce and Throat. C atarrh and fitting glausses. Offlce 127 N. Market itreet. Israel Myers block. DB. C. C. FT7BLEY. PHYSICIAX AXD SURGEOX. orncE S31 E&rt Douglas Ave. RESIDENCE ins Xorth Market Street. Profesfiloaa: Coils Attended Promptly, ss-u E. Y. MUNSELL. M. D. SPECIALTIES: Eye, Ear, Xoe, Throat and Catarrh. Kooros 13 and 15 Xo. J36 Xorth Mala itrwe. Residence. 120 Socth Em pori. C4-tf DB. E. EMMA COBB. Feaale and children's ducasea a fpreciilty. Hooac 'or Ijidies durlnrcoaRneHsat- strictly private wheniodesIroJ. Letters of lnjairy coaSdesn; riA aa-'wwred lmmediatelv on receipt of Dt Hooae. 711 5suth'Ida. ave. Wschlta. Kan. 14tf DB. CBOSKEY. EYE, EAR, SURGERY. 0ee heers 5toi.a,l?-- Sciiay, i ic ELDRME CAMPBELL, Wichita Union Stock Yards, Wichita, Kansas, REFERENCE Bradstreet's Report, Citizens' Bank, Kansas NatT Bant. K. W. ELDHIDGE. Hcg Salesman. Special Information by Wire Free on Application. LITE STOCK COMMISSION MEBGHA3JTS DENTISTS. DB. I. C. WILSON. Dentist. All work guaranteed first-class. Office 118 East Douglas avenue over Paul Jones Co.'s drug store. Wichita, Kansas. 151-tf DB. E. II. CBEDITOB. Dentist. Offico 144 X. Main OTer Smith Stover's. Vitalized air administered. Residence C26 X. To peka avenue, Wichita, Kansas. 91-tf Full ets" of teth 55. 58 and 51ft Gold Fillings 51 and up; Silver 75c; Extracting with coacalne 50c We guarantee satisfaction. JlfPalnless Dentists. BOYD'S DENTAL BOOMS. Dn. T. F. Born. Dn. J. A. Hollexuerger. 113 East Douglas Avenne. ioa VETEKIXAKY SITRGPS. J. M. PHILLIPS. S. E. PHILLIP3. PHILLIPS PHILLIPS, VETERIXARY SURGEON'S. Graduates of the Chicago Veterinary College, members of the Chicago Veterinary Collego Asso ciation. We are prepared to do all kinds of veterinary work, including canine practice, dentistry and all surgical operations. Hospital accommodations for all patients requiring special care. Calls by tele phone, telegraph or mail will receive prompt atten tion by day or night. We use an operating table instead of throwing horses. Ofllce, 114 Xorth Lawrence Avenue. Telephone Xo.7L LV-tf f Anthracite. Canon City. McAllestar. Crushed Coks. Weir City. Walnut. Minden. Peldmont Smlthlnr. I Yard, 541 West Douglas. Branch office 137 Xorth Main. Telephone 192. dl33tt SCHTTARTZ BROS. f A Cook. A Servant. A Chambermaid. A Dining Room Girl. To Sell a Residence. To Buy Real Estate To Trade. To Rent a House. To Borrow Money. A Sit mitinn nnd (.Muny other Things. Eead and Advertise in Our Want Column. CHICAGO LUMBER CO. WHOLESAIL AND RETAIL LUMBER DEALEES! Corner First Street and Lawrence Avenue. Chicago Yards, 35th and Iron streets, Chicago. W A. femith. Salesman. Geo. L. Pratt and Geo. D. Cross. Resident Partners. 119 This office is prepared to furnish all the blanks which are used in connection with proving up homesteads in Oklahoma. Wo uso Coop s blanks, which are the only blanks prlTited that have been approved by the land commissioner at Washington. 123tf TOLD 3Y A LION TAMER. A Sinn IVlio Has Done Service In the Hamburg Slart forYIld Beasts. Cleveland for more than a year had a genuine lion tamer. IJe came without herald or the blast of trTumpets, and when he found that there were no beasts of the jungle upon which to exercise his powers he settled down very quietly a3 a me chanic. He was" not fond of boasting of his achievements and his peculiar vocation was known only to a small circle of friends. His name is Oscar Scheilu on and ho was employed by the Schneider Tren kanip company. He received an offer from Capt. Paul Boyton and he left this city for Chicago to train a number of sea lions for the noted voyager. On the eve of his departure Scheikron made a chance visit to a book store on the pubUc square, tho proprietor of which is among his acquaint ances. He mentioned the fact that he was about to leave the city and, in a conversa tion with a small party of gentlemen as sembled, recounted some of his experiences. Scheikron is a German, and the greater part of his life has beon spent in tho land of tho kaiser. Ho learned his vocation in Hamburg, probably tho greatest center in tho world for dealers in wild animals, and he has been employed in a large number of zoological gardens and by many circus pro prietors. He is of medium height and slen der build. In speaking of him, however, one of Schcikron's auditors said that part of his power lay in his eyes. They were dark and very piercing, he said, and when Scheik ron grow earnest they flashed in a way that, it was conjectured, would be very effective when the "lion was a lashing of his tail." Scheikron said when a young man applied in Hamburg as a lion tamer he was Imme diately led to a cage of wild beasts to learn how they would act in his presence. H they displayed a desire to seize him the young man's application was rejected, bat if they shrank from Mm or remained pas sive he was considered worthy of additional tests. Scheikron said that immediately after tho arrival of any sort of animal from the jungles or forests it was tho duty of tho tamer to enter the cage. The fact is appre ciated that the first venture of tho tamer into the cage is attended with serious danger, and it is argued that it may as well bo encountered in the beginning. In enter ing tho cage the tamer is armed with a heavy knife and revolvers, that he may be nblo to defend himself if tho beast should pass other safeguards in its efforts to spring npon him. The other .safeguards are two in number. The first one that almoet in variably provea effective is to have a circle of men surround tho cage. They are I

iuuicu wiuu l'Jiig iron ruua, icu uuv at me ends, which are interposed between the man and tho animal when the latter is about to spring. A sliding gate is also ar ranged so that it may be shoved in the way of the animal if it shows a disposition to disregard the hot irons. In Scheikron's estimation the taming of tigers, leopards; and panthers is by far the most dangerous feature of his calling. He said that no matter how long they had been in captivity they could never bo trust ed. For the lions, however, he expressed admiration, and he related the story of a lion that had saved his life. Scheikron said that in entering the cage containing a number of animals one day he slipped and fell to his knees. He recovered himself im mediately, but not before a tiger had sprung upon him. A young lion that had been his especial pet always occupied a position behind him, and on that occasion befriended him by engaging in conflict with the tiger, and causing the latter to loso interest In the attsck on Scheikron. He said that ho had always bean careful, and aside from that experience had had no narrow eecaiea. Cleveland Leader. rome Carious TsJnbowc Professor Tyndall has described various ways of producing artificial rainbows by means of electric light and artificial mist, the bows themselves being almost, if no wholly, circular in form. Dr. Fleming and others recently witnessed a nafcarai rain bow of circular form from the sarnrait uf Glydr-Tecb, Wales. Standing on the pin nacle ?.ni looking into the valley where hes the Ialcolef Liyn Idwal, tie spectators saw their shadows projected on tho mist, and surrounding theneadof each were two concentric raiabuws, complexly circnlar. The colors of the inner bow were in the or der of the primary bow, while those of the outer cirde were completely reversed. Dur ing the whole time of ohscrvaUoa the son was shining brightly to tha' backs of the observera. St- Loais Beaoblie., Goa ADVERTISE WOiCENT COLUMN. THE PEOPLE'S COLUM. Your Wants Supplied. The following rates tinder the different headings will be charged. fSgTPayable Strictly in Advance. Xo advertisements taken for less than 10 cents. One Use advertisements charged'fta me rate as two lines. XO ADVERTISEMENTS TAKEX "TORUXCN TILFORBIDDEX." Prices given under classified heads In this column applicable only tclocal advertisements. Xo foreign adTertlsenrents-takeii at prices given. Answers to advertisements tent In care of the Eagle oSlce should be called, for within 10 days after Insertion. When advertisers wish replys for warded to them stampetl envelopes most be sent. Reference to former advertisements should give description and date of Insertion or ccpy of the ad vertisement should "be Rent. Xot responsible Tor advertisements given or dis continued by telephone. WANTED FEMALE HELP. Under this head 2c per line per day. Domestics. w AXTED-A GOOD OIRL FOR GENERAL housework; good, wages at 11m X, Topeka av. d 4 6C. WAXTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply at 409 Waco, 3 to 11a.m., 3 to 5 p. m. Mrs. A. b. Munson. d 4 4t TVJAXTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL i V housework In family of two. Inquire at office, 3SS S. Emporia. d '.'tf TYANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL t housework In a small family. Apply at Royal Spfce Mills, 112 and 114 S. Emporia ave. d 3Ct TVTAXTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL IIOUSE- work. Enquire 44S Xorth Waco. Mrs. Geo. L. Rouse, Jr. 2 tf WANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK In small family. References. 441 Waco ave nue. 2tf TVAXTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN- eral housework. Call at 533 South Market. 2 It WANTED-IMMEDIATELY. THREE EXPERI enced dining room girls at the Hotel Metro pole. Wages fit! per month. 141-tf Nurses. WAXTED A neat nurse girl; none under 15 years. Apply 312 S. Lawrence ave. dl-tf Laundressses. Miscella neons. WAXTED EXPERIEXCED SKIRT AXD waist hand, immediately. L. E. Breckon, Fletcher block, room 15. dl5T 6t SITUATIONS FEMALE. Under this head lc per line per day. Domestics. IlousJceepers. Miscella n eous. TXSTED SITUATION IN SMALL FAMILY i by an experienced young lady. Call or address 5.'OSoutnMainst. WAXTED BY A LADY A POSITION AS stenographer and typewriter. Call on or ad dress M. b Xo. 110 Xorth i opeka avenue. dl57 it DBESSMAKING. Under this Head 2c per line per day. wa ntjdjiaYfiielpT Under this head 2c per lino per day. Trades. WANTED AT THE GUTHRIE PLANING mill one good turner and two good mill men: steady job. d44 "VYT ANTED Immediately, a sober, reliable, good coatmaker. Kceney i Co., Now ton, Kan d l-6t Y7 ANTED IMMEDIATELY. A FIRST CLASS i caulker at the Dold packing house. 141-tf Bookkeepers and Clerks. -TTT AXTED-A DRUG CLERK BY OXE OF THE V V best established stores. Address, 445 City I M'f.tt O. Boys. Salesmen, Misccallancous. SIT UA TIONSMALE. Under this head lc per lino per day. Trades. Bookkeepers. Boys. Salesmen. Coachmen, Teamsters, etc. Miscellaneous. A GENTLEMAN OF LARGE ACQUAINTANCE and well known In the business circles of Wichita desires a situation. None but responsible Urms need answer. Address situation, aire of Eagle. d!57 6t Em ploy m cut A yen cies. Under this head 2c per lino per day. AXTErr"ENGINLER FOR RUNNIXO n pumping engine in hotel and comsetent to keep up all repair. Wages i35 and boardl bead waiter in dining room, 2 dining room girK 1 cook, wages J50, lcook in Mnall hotel, wages 4 tier week, 10 news agents to sell goods on train. This 1- the best Job a young man can obtain, pleasant, full of life and instruction, and good agenu will make $2 to ?3 per day. 1 eipenentert snoe clerk.l hotel runner, 1 first class dr goods clerk, 5 farm Uands: girb U po to Coloralo, wages 'S to JIU jir luontli. For particulars aildre.ss with fctamps. J. It. Kenworthy fc Co 5S E. Douglas. d 5 2t TT'AXTED-IIT 5FEX ON GRA VEL TRA IN AND T extra gang, wagf-s il.To per day: 52 sexrtfcm hands wages tl.45 per da), all to go on the Union Pclnc along the line from Cheyenne to Salt Lake. Ogdea and west. 40 bridge carpenters, wages 12 to ti:a P"r day: 2(0 tie choppers, wages 12 to 13 cents per tie: these carpenters go to the front In Utah: -work guaranteed by H. Bouford fc Co., "hipping agents for me Lnion I'acinc, bait Lake, L tan. We will furnish yon transportation to the above work from Wichita at the very low t ar of 17; train leaves tho Missouri Pacific depot at 12 o clock. May 27. 1M. Xow Is your time to go west at lery lit I cost and procure a summer's Job. J. It. Ketiworthy Co., Employment Agents, Wichita, room ore- 542 Dongl avenue. dUT ft AGENTS WANTED. Under tbw head Sc per line per day. f AXTKD-MAN-AS AGENT OF OUR. PAT- nt afe; site 2sxlrzli lacbe. 3 retkiL All files a low. Xew ttylis. nw pUirn: nw lock, new factory. Not governed by afe pool. Every safe warranted. Rare chaace. Permanent bM nes. Ourterm awl catalogue wtu convince jon agents clear J3C0 to WJ) per month. WrM for ex clusive territory. Alpine baf e Co., Cincinnati. O dlt3-wed-Atit 4. GENTS WANTED-TO SELL THE PINLEP rfL tXOTHES LINE, pftteot rcraUrlwyl It houls tt clothe without p4us; thy do not frf- U It xnd cin not 1"? blown aS. Sample Bee ent by mall. 50c: .fO foot line tn-maU, IL2L For clmiUrm j-rlce li and term., addres The Piale4 Oothea Line Co 17 Henuoc bl. Worcester. J4. IS w Sat Sm GENERAL AGENTS MAKE FROM Itfrj) TO J4.0J) per year. canTsrf from U to (M jr dy wIHiig U Taylor Ad ;HH sbtm. T.n A T i a poss4oie commner: perauixqu. bntbt; cirlo str territory tAsicoed. Addt witi xta;, Cos MOdated AdJttrtaMe Sfcf? Co, Silent. Mj. 149od4wi AXYASnERS WAXTED-CALL AT XO. O Main btreeC A cbattoe lor rasOera to make socae mooey. 2f SFi-AXTED-IX'TTALMEST a"6EN'T0COL 1? ors ft&d ooAfttlU- of 41kUeeeartikaka4iwv bd v zx efep a for eaxit: ee-tJdrd w uatf Jl per w-t. Tfch le a pleauxw for tfc- ageot to cU and show roe kte uuH tf you wQl lavnr klm wimyowaAtTMH- M. Vferj. rtty ilSStf Tr-rr.OiTEDAGEXTs-IN EXXKr CtTT. TOWS V ud TllUve ta Ike UaStl hten "itry. ts ote nf Kfcs to tale lr-crtpibt. PnUMn can B-.ake mumf. o esfnai rrnrrc suajHx TaUt tTKt. Oktik cmnnrttofctc awarraa htsuii ky getUitg op data. Vi,Mt8.Ku. AMret Ute YVMJULa Eagle. WANTED MISCELLANEO CS Y17AXTETALL fTJWJSs XS LJMAI. 5t U fliociil trovfate to eU at y oOe- aad stofc- ?-nr rw over. I a hU Tk yo win o wr reiiiv eaaiyn T"a will kr roojtrfl Irev of cfearsr oCKervjeairSN. Mta.Hkti.Ea. W. W t.ju BAB. Fm SAhXr-A NEW FIRSTLAJIS HtLUASrj uU.rtm WIS tekeituikicitamxs. K W. J. 1.- 2S X. ilsritt t. C i T V oooo V ir6. oh

t T THE PEOPLE'S C0IUM. Tour Wants Supplied, TrAXTED THREE FTJRX1SHED ROOMS AXD hoard in private boarding house by three young ladies; jrefer house vltn modern conveniences and lawn. Call or address C.H.L. care Eagle offlce. d26 TT7"AXTED-SEWrX6 TO DO IX PRIVATE JV famuybya young lady. Address 73 Xorth Water. ai57 St. TTTAXTED-TO TRADE RESIDEXCE PROP- enj or western ana" iot utc or leu acre? ux vicinity of Wichita. Enquire at S.'l Wabash Ave nue. d!57 (X TTTAXTED-TO REXT A HOCSE OF 6 TO S i rooms between now and June 1: house must be in good condition and esy ol access by street car lines: most have city water, moderate price. Party is reliable and a permanent tenant if house suits. Statelocatlon and price. Address Box 719, dliUt WAXTED-THOSE WHO DESIRE HIS SER vice to address J. L. Sheldon, piano tuner, at the Manhattan during this month. dl56 10c WAXTED-A LIST OF YOUR REXTAL PROP erty. Reese A Tucker, 21S East Douglas ave nue. 151-12 TVAXTED-REESE TUCKER CAN" REXT yourhonsesforyou;caUat2l3 East Douglas avenue. 151.12 TV"ANTED-HORSE3 AXD CATTLE TO PAS- tl lure. First class pasture one mile from Clearwater. Apply to J. C. Hammers, Clearwater or the Bunnell Eno Investment company, Wichita. 151-tf "WANTED A LIST OF BARGAINS IX BU5I- 1 ness and residence property. e have numer ous calls for some. Rouse Harper. 200 and all Sedgwick block. 143-tf "WAXTED-LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH M us. We are having calls from eastern parties for bargains. Rouse i Harper. 200 and 2U1 sed g wtek block lro-tf "Wanted-cash-do YOU WANT MONEY ON t horses, cows, wagons, harness, pianos and household goods? if so caU on House Jt Haryer, Rooms 200 and 201 Sedgwick building. l-tt BOARDERS. Under this head 2c per line per day. WANTED Horses and Vehicles. "WANTED-TO BUY FOR? CASH A SURRY OR phaeton. Morris Jz Rood, Flrebaugh build ing. dSC PARTNERS WANTED. Under this head 2c der line per day. FOR SALE Miscella n eous. Under this head 2c per line per day. 1" TOR TSALE-THE REMAINSOF THE "iYlVER hide hotel across tho rlTer. Inquire at 1ST North Main street, d 4 tit FOR SALE PRINTING OUTFIT-PLENTY OF body, display and job type for newspaper ami Job work. Will be sold at a bargain. For particulars address M. F. Hoteon, 2J7 E. Dooglas Ave. d 15 I7OR SALE-NEW SEWING MACHINE WITH all latest Improvements, 115. 1217 Hitting ae nue. d3 it FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN ONE M. ONE 30 and 40-horse power engines and boiler at Farles' Machine Works. Wichita. 131 JDl TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A HUNDRED, AT this ofllce. old papers suitable for packing, put ting under carpet, etc. dl37 U EOR Sale DEEDS, MORTGAGES AND ALL kinds of legal blanks; biunk receipt books, nolo books, etc, at the Wichita Eagle offlco. Orders by mall promptly attended to. dllU-tf J?OR SALE-SCALE BOOKS. SHORT HAND writers' note books, blank receipts and note books and legal blanks of every kind. Mall orders promptly attended to. Call on or apdress" the Wich ita Eagle, ichlta, Kan. H0-lf F OR SALE A HANDSOME MTHflORAPH man of thecity of Wichita; gives names of trets. public buildlncs. colieces. narks. etc ?(?e 12x15 on linen paper, price 5 cents inch; for 10 cent; .13 cents a dozen. Address tho Wichita Eagle. Wichita, Kan. dllU-tf FOR SALE Farm Property. Under this head Sc per line per day. FOR SALE Horses and Vehicles Under this head 2c per line per day. OR&ALIAlEl'iiLASs'lULYTwnSEi good traveler, kind and true. Inquire in the morning. F. B. Northrop, 1123 bouth Emporia ae. dl FOR SALE-A GOOD FAMILY HORSE AND pbuton buggy. Inquire of G. W. Jones, Eagla block. mtt FOR RENT Houses. Under this head 2c per llno'per day. FOR ItENT-R&fDENCE" FLVt"7)f"foUU rooms, separate hall, Ikith room, etc.. In new brick building, corner N. Emporia and Elm. Apply toX. Hlrd,52oX, Emporia, or h' Main. d 5 2 f FOR RENT -HOUSE WITH THREE ROOMS Kii and two closets, three block fnim hnsiatn center. Apply 721 North Topeka avenue. dl574 ff-)FOR RENT-A LOVELY HOME IN RIYZK h'!L f-tdo addition; nine rooms; also, six room Ikiiu-a on Hewitt aenue. barn with each. APIll- to ownor. Assessor's oflicc. I). L. Green. dl tf (ffTf FOR RENT-NEW 12-ROOM HOUSE, WITH ff-j, lfciru. In north part of clt) Deslnthle locaUuu. cuinenlent to car lines aiMl business. Inquire of M. W. Coulter, Fletcher block. llitf ff FOR RENT OR SALE-RESIDENCES IN ALL JfcEL jarta of tho city. Wright A- Miller Xo. 183 X. jium st. 14-tf FOR RENT Rooms. Under this head 2c per llnepr day. I'olirENTROOMS IH"h?mLT Douglas ave cor Tojeka ejfgant room (not furalshel) fronting the street, with watr amlcon- enlencea on each Ilo r. Apply Dr. Furley's- ettSce, optKisito the Manhattan Hotel. dMte S 170R rent-to"desiraiile PARTIIS-TWO A cool, comfortable rooms In a bousa with ver andas and blue groAS lawn. Ilomf-llke. Ounvea lent to stock yards and packing houses. Call at 11U& North Market. dlKf l?OR RENT-A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM. A furnished with or without board at IM North Topekn. dWJt T7OIt RENT TWO NICELY FURNISHED 1" rooms with southern expotire, to man and wlfij or two gentlemen. Enquire at JCW Wont SxH-ood street. lKif T7"OR RENT-A DESIRABLE ROOM OX NORTH -L Topeka avenue for one or two gentlemen, con venient to board. Address W.. Eagle orac. dlW 170R RENT-FLrItNl3UEDitOOMS ATaM "n J; Emporia ae. l4tf "TOR RENT-NICELY FURXISHED itOOMd". A single or en siiito; dplendfcl location: elofU; well kept; with or wltbtmt board. Inquire at 2&J N. Emporia avenue. Ili-it T7IOR RENT-A VERY DESIBABLE FURNISH JD el room, vt 2W North Emporta. lit tf FOR RENT-A FLAT IX THN BUTLER BLOCK, on second floor. ccBsUtig of ftv rooms, coal room, doI, bath room, etc Apply to 1L K. But ler. Xo. liwsouti, jjata street. Mtt FOR TRADE. Undr thh head ac per line pr day. I'lTRASEQUlTVINPCfriTTv farm for ooe-horte woon, Israel Bros, d i fc FOR RENT Miscellaneous. Under this hSftd 3c per line pr dor. XTOK REST OK sivLE-BUSIXEtte AXD RJEIII J1 deoce property m all parts of the esty. UruM Bro. JW-tf FOR RENT Farm Property. Under this head 3e pej llae pr day. FOUND. Uader this bead 3e per Mc per day. TVKEN UP-A OREY MAKE AJKMT OS hAOds high, about M rean ohL Uas tit Moc cala hraad. Coll at Mertdlaa kad VMicr Hrt, city. d STRAYED. Uoder this hsd Sc per Use per day. CwLebXv MiHirNaSiiioLDt O braddF on I'll hoJdrr and ia.-hmt saddle marked, had on saddle ood nvw fair Jeatfc? hrWie Any mfomiAtlon raa Us tett at the Jewmal offlco. MarshaU JacxBa- d 4 V STOLENOR bTRAYED-A SMALL BAY POXY fcorK hat oa left hi? isd left :ret U- Ha4 on saddle atwt 'rtdJe. Call or ad4rea ECS X. XArket screel. Wichita, Kas. C. W aratta. d If OTRAYED-A OREY HORSE. HEAVY It AXE 0 wtthfl ibo. aboast 4 Trs aM. wh lt 1 ttn r Will my lOnl ntvinf tUT ks Mm to lfc EoaorU atimi sahte. 4HC-U FINANCIAL. Zator tfete had 2o jr tee yr it 7. MOXKY TO LOAN ON FUXKiTVilK. riAXs. ertsa-. lMr. male. eo. wagwjf. mc. to ajoomBt from ltt rasmomibte ratov DtctteM A t.s, room J, frsdgwJek htociid Sowr. S-t TrrAyrED-To x)ax moxct 'cWSKl VV tloaB xtate of eJUHeJ ertcr. MorrU At Rood, nr-feaogh Wort C 1-t TOXEY TO LOAN -WE Tens. LOAJf TOC jjl jooor oa Moc or wrx tne iotmc ir rtr yiwitlr. anr5. cattle rraha. W-i Aug puc4. etc. Wock. koo i. Harper. Ml ant SS 84ret DO YOC WX5fT MONET 3 T LUDUK IX Vitr lMtfHtg. i111 to r from i so m 9taM. mim, inmmimm ZVsU. Ueva, eauta. ood M ONET TO LOAX-WF. KAVK MIOKT TIXE Ji k.a. Hooilo eae. s IAwjl. otfc- "X fOlfET LOANKO Ht WWSSi, C4JOfE W7 MMHdwM. "W. T. jruJk&C. ertr Hi Mii r stey to LOAJHStoBT-nKT. mncxt AT JUL 14, nHmTmeH. k.i(.f THE PEOPLE'S COLTJM. Your Wants Supplied. FOR RENT Stores. Under this head 2c per line per eay. :CioirRECTSTwSricr oI3UiixS0 FEET; A with excellent ;ovcn and with or without fix-tm- So?tJorU0.n bakery or rrocery. App47 to. Bird. 13) N. Main. dai EOR REXT-THE STORE ROOM Xo. 2IT E. Douglas ave nne location, reasonable rest. U. H. Roys, over ST E. Douglas. kt tf POR REXT-BRICK STORE-ROOM NO. Ml EAST Douglass avenne. ttae once and slwplnr room. 10 good parties wry low. In Rtehland block. Bara on, m7 Douglas avenue. d9BsLt LVST, LOST-A LAMP OFF A PHAETON. PLEASE return to Palace suhles. Hewcy Bros- att re ceive reward, dast LOST-A INDIES' GOLD WATCH. MARKED CUra on the fact on the Inside case the Ulipab. to my wife, March 25. 1ST. The rtrxlcr win bo re warded by leaving same at C E. Potts Drug Oa. di- T OST-A GOLD HAIR PIN. SET WITH PEARL. A-J sapphire and dtamood. Parties can leave sareo at this oCJce and get reward. ItOf MISCELLANEO US. Under this head 2o per Une per day. !VrOTKrEWAVIXo"lirEASED,THE BAKX ON -a Wen Douglas avenue known as the Wichita Horse and Male Market, formerly kept by Harry II11L and for the future it will bo kept strictly a a oo.irujng. 1 pmi anu yaw siADte. u. u, Kruutter. proprietor and country auctfoaerrl' ditf THE BEST BABY CARRLVGES IN THF. MAR ketatthe lowest price. Just rrcehrdL Uh 5 and Mi cent store. S&s N Main street. Go aod e them they are bargains. d 4 X OWNERS OF WICHITA TENANT PROPERTY non-residents and resHlenU nt hiving the time to look after their ltrts here will make money by placing thrtr nropecty m the hatwls of Israel Bros. Otth-e CS Xorth Market street sec ond floor. Israel block. dttf tf FOR EXCHANGE. Under this head 2c per line per day. lWiT- EXCHAXUE-aB ACRKS IX BARBER X county. Kansas. fr W k-hlta nraertv. or small eastern farm. Irlce HkOTD. eacurebnutco ILKU. W. U. Low e. Ut X Main street. Wichita. Kan. d l-6f BUSINESS CHANCES. Idii' "saledru"g stock i n "tqvn 1 Lexington. I. T. (opposite IMrerltl. Stock fixture auu good will Invoice ItUlX Salrs franl iSi to t0 por lay. Addrecd Lexington Drug Storo.lnx lngton. I. T. A J 8 FOR SALE Household Goods. Under this head 2c per IIbo per day INSTR UCTION. Under this head 2c per line per day. RAILROAD TIMETABLES. imsouKi PACIFIC a. n. -tKHlVE uuvt LFort ScotL Kansas i. ity, St. X.UUI3 mill ni3.t3iii vi Fort s.clt, KnUMiji City, St. IxhiIs and rasters ex Conwny prlngs, .Vnthoay and hlonu ex Conway Springs, Anthony I and Mown ex. Hutchinson. Marling nod Geneveo wvseniter 710am mrx SlIrM Kfo'px lflAM 730AM SNrii 414 r 74fTl T40AU 1135 AM fXiTM Hutch., Rannpolis, Pueblo anil lenver ex All train run dally. Depot SreonU and Wkntu. strw tn; ticket offleo lit Xorth Main street. E. E. Bi.rcitt.CY. Passengor and TioVel Agent. new time table chicac.o. hock lslab Pacific railway. ("Great Rook Island Rwte,n In effect on and aftttr April 1'Oa TRAINS. AKI11VK LKAVt CUING NORTH t.MI RAW. I No. 2 Ctdorado Springs, Denver and Pocitte Coast Express dally. (0am tOOAX Xo. 2 Kansas City, St. LohH inl ihtcogo. Throogft Mall and ex dally SS0AM fOOAX No. 4 Knntxis City. St. LoHte nnd Cliicago night ex. dally pttrw SMra No 82 Accommodation, dally except Sunday.. IISam ItHrK OOlNO SOOTH. No. .IKmiisos City, St. Louis anl ChtCAgo ex daily C W A M 7 06 A if No. 1 Kansas City. St. Iota ami Chicago through KUtil index, dally 7PM TUr Xo. 61 Accommodation, dally except Sunday 2(0PM 3!Crl Elegant rwltnlng chair con on all trains, and Pullman sleeper from Wichita to Kneeaa City and Chicago without etiange on nUht train. Tieket wdd and baggaga chpflkrd through to all Mints north, south. t and wt. ami HUhlp tMketa Kildtonll buropvan point at lowmt ratos. City tlekot omce HIJ Jit Doogla urmiw. ewnwr tn street; pw,mner ttnUim corner Douglon and Mead arenuew. Telephone UM C. A KLTTlCRroKIt, Ticket Age&U J.VO. SKHASTtAN, (J T. fc P A fblouto. 111. ST LUC IS A bAN rKAlTMJO K. K. TMAIV 1 AKKIW. I l.KAVK GfltHg VVtnt, paM (to Elbv- wormj. Going wf phm. (stooa at llnrrlon) tSAM 4jfI'HJ SArn Mam )(Da Uo4ng EtHt, immttgnr lllv I'nlna 1lk.f .rVr- Va Varlh llitn HTML and Union Depot, Doagiaa arenae. W ICHITA a WUSTKIlIt K. n. THAIV. AMMIVKj UAVI Oolng Wit, p (aally 1 Ge4nK W-t. (ratght doing Kaot. pom t r M Doing Kot. trrlght WSL U sttu D II KHXKHC, rrKarta A Pom. Agt. K3 N. Mom iwpt rot 4tb and iHnfUm. Vuion Tb kH oBit- 1 North MOo trt't, m at UhUw Deoot. DHil W. B. iirxMg. ATCIIleO.N'. IV fCKX A MAXTA TT. R. H. TRAINS. 1 AH4WK I tlAfB NOKTK A XI) BAVT. Texa xpri IMrx iBrK KaMTB fxpram. HIaX Max Celoraao aM CalUorla qx prwM lrx 4WrK Cbtcago r-xprr 69rM imvM mctm Aim'wwT Texan PoAhatMlle xreM 4AK T4JAH Ex(.rt-w llAW UlK Expr" 1 4 'A 1 4l r w City Unl Ticket office IR North Mate Mfaawl Unton Depot, IughM mmm. B EALKD PROPOSAL WILL KK RBCKIVKM AT H th nflrf tt th mum-ri.lsr arcMieM. Ummtmrr rfifmrtro-iit. H ahlngto. I ootll 1 'fek p. m. a ta ntit dar of Jnn-, bfl. for all tkr UUr mm malerlai r-onlrl to nx lb pUc tumftHf tfco hrw DreMrarr. rrtorstnf clmUUm rto kmltoc nmA YfUlMUag aponrnttu. nud pwvrxr bllr "I rm Brtkm lot Otf UnltrU Matin ontoOeo. tmux bon. Ac balMlng at Wichita Ejuv, m aimde with drawla ood ve1Aoato. rnm f wMr4k may b bad on apolk-aUiit at thtaoOca r Ute oO of UH naprlntmMat Kara bid aMtf ttmm puild by a rvrttned Jrrk for M, Tfc dvrti will rjrt nil WW iw4t Slrr the Uw fled for ovntag U o Md Hmdk do not roBipYy MrMly with :l toe t luminal of UdmTttaUu&. Jam H WtfMM. May It. WM 4 1-wH qprrtam AmtMKt. Xew I'allman Cr on the Kanta Pe Roato Ito Iwfuii WtrMta aa4 hi. Juvph. The AtchiwMi, Topeka FabU Fe mil rond hts now running in tblr slbt tmin iMving Wichita at 6-50 p m. t.r combi nntion Pullman niefpiag sad ckatr car Wichita to Hi. Jobp. throw h Topkv ami AtchiMm. Tbi cr &rriTt af ToLa at 4-JH a. m Atchion at 6 40 a. pi umI St. JoMph 7 o'clock h. m. Tb Santa Yt Wi tho oalr Uimi hiivin thw arrnHeakwt from WicklU. W. D McRtocK. S3&C pM9nr aod Ttekot Armt. CtmncelaK Sunday, Mmik 9. tho Grit ftoek Xftlawl ruttts v.111 pio Ut htyV- tstwa KaikM G46y oi Ooaver tbnr smr aud r&MBiAceot dinted etn, "Poci de Loo." "DlmaoX" amd lbj mood." PawaiRars imrtnz VflchtUt h the moralng tmitvi for Pimmo, Clrjuk Spring wid Uimritr will Ih vrved -with dloner aod uppr oa thr Uaia-s. 1MKI Sootbrra rxtntrslea rat fai Cet Mmf 'Si. ria tb Frwco ae, ttarit! tbirty day toe Ue roaad trtp. at a ttttle norv thitt one tx, to tb foUowingr. fdimU: It rllc, Kt MKldW.torMjcb. Ky., (JofaumMa, Ti-nn., FtoraiKK. AJa., Decator, AJu.. MNtf flid. Ala.. CnJlraan. Ala Ocsm UpttasfK. Mi.. BrmmxbA. Ala., Catera. Am.. Benc7Tn, Ala.. Chtohy, Fla. AW a (fttnrioa ticket to Fart WorUi rU. Piti" Tex-, Hi one fare for tbe roxd Irtp, Urn iUrd Jnam 3. Dates of ub, 2r 7 to k laeimWTe. M tt treCot HtW. Cooiisrttrias: April I. tb Hlmomsi P& ctsc railwaystlU U Uebate to Paefct CokxMio Bprimp and Dtrrar for tSM tnm. Wichita. CaU at MfetMmri PmMc Mb ode. IX yrtk Mat U J rmmi cfewip to all potato. lLl Sia-r 1 th-p The to Co 11 or r Rr-md tb? UMmvrbyz tmt tmtmt rt tte Unmi Hue hmd Boot ToChkak S14.lt, ttesht TtChitMs ...tILM. mi tom To Jnr Vi Cra ctm To (okmk Sorbs W TPwi4o JTJ CorriaafHllttr fcwr tsm to imtOTWieAti a potato mm! mI. l.fmi. TWtatofcte, id JEt lmst xtH mczr 3Ma BU 6 AX raj-vwsoc sCiSlts. 150 U

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