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Large consignment of silverware to be
closed ont Immediately at FerrelI's Dollar
Store. Ladies will do well to heed this
notice. 1877
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County Treasurer Tucker contributes an
interesting communication this week, which
will interest non-residents principally.
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j. h. Williams, of Anderson, Indiana, call
ed "Wednesday morning. Its Mr.. Williams
first visit TO Kansas.
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Miss Nellie Coffin, of Leayenworth, is visit
ing with c. W. Tallman's family, IN Mime
scah township.
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Parties wishing to buy horses will do well
to wait one week on Reese L. Pittinger, as
they will have = car load Of good work stock
at the brick stable soon, and warrant salts
faction or no sale. 15-1t
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Mrs. J. T. Holmes started for the bluegrass
state Tuesday morning, to visit parents and
friends. She will be gone about three moths.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-07-10

W. A. Brown returned from the Colombo
mines Sunday evening, looking and feeling
exceedinly well, having gained many pounds
in weight. He reports mining prospects in
and around Leadville as nattering A. ever,
having no doubt but that rich discoveries
will be made in that vicinity for years to
come. He does mot contemplate going back
again before next spring
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-07-10

Charley Stanley returned from his Ohio
trip las; Saturday. He left W. F., wife and
baby well.
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LOsr-on the Wichita and Augusta road,
pocket Of which was large calf-skin pocket.
book, containing some valuable notes and
letters. The finder will be rewarded for leav-
ing II at this Office. $. II. HOOVER,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-07-10

Aninfant child Of +. ID. Bowen died on Mon
day, aged nine months.
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DIR. C. Butt, electro and magnetic physi-
clan, can be found at the Grand Pacific hotel.
All manner of acute and chronic cases conf.
dentially attended to. Consultation free. See
circulars
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-07-10

Rev. j. c. Post says from little eminence
in Union township he counted liz wheat
stacks.
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Treasurer Tucker has gone TO Topeka to
make his annual settlement Of the State
Treasurer
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-07-10

l.. S. Attorney for the State Of Kansas, Hal
lowell. was in the city on Monday.
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Miss Aneni Lynch is spending the heated
term i'm Illinois among friends.
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NJ. 5. Adams was orator Of the day on the
4th inst, at Arkansas City. The attendance
was very largc-between four and five thous-
and
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-07-10

W. S. Dubois child has been quite sick for
several days.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-07-10

A Farm for Rent or Sale.
Four hundred and eighty acres Of land, two
hundred and twenty-five under cultivation.
l will sell or rent. Inquire Of W. W. Rupp,
Wichita, Kansas. l4-lt
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CLAIRyOYANT.

Mrs. Butt, natural elairvoyant, trance, test,
physical and business medium, can be con-
suited ut the Pacific hotel. See circulars. ISL
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Miss Mcesia Taylor has gone to Iowa to see
her mother.
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The Kansas City 7sm<s in it, usual sensa-
tional vein evolves . highly Sensational 70
nance from lovers quarrel, in which Prof.
Peter Fassbender, Of Kansas City, and Julia
Beck, Of this city, respectively, are the hero
and heroine. Whether II IL all 50 or not they
are now married and the Professor 10 thump-
ing music into his scholars much after the
old STYLE
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0O0300 : 6VtOUoA0s
Bids will be received At the hardware store
Of Bissantx 4 Butler, Saturday, July 10, inst.
for paving and curbing gutter ON Dougiaa
Avenue, south side, running from Main to
Market streets. Specifications win be ready
by Thursday, 10th, at the Office Of City En-
gineer. The committee reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
W. GREIFFENsrEIN,
J. BIssANTz,
T. JEwErT,
Committee.
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Notwithstanding tbs fscs thAl thsusasas ~
our people ere II prsssss worrying tAeusslvss
almost to death over TIL. vsxssi qusssioa, sv.
en- to the s1'en, u ssgIec,isg their bssls-s,.
their bones and thsis duty - their fsnslss.
there are stili saoasssd. spsa sAsusssa o.
smart, hard WORKING aud isssIAssss ~ panr
'ng iaio the Asrksnsas vsisy. The 0ssSss II
the West. where the Atchisss, TOPEKA ~
santa % rsiIroa'i oasrs then their ehslss y
1890 90 scrcs 81 The choicest ssrulne lands
In ths world ct ainsss tbeis ows psscsA 10
You do Pot believe "a write ~ The us1sss>ra-
cd, who viii tell you WHERE you o. "a
ehesp lssd sxpioriss ticket. ssd Asw, =
moderate expense, you can ere ioe yeusssls
asd b. convinced. W. y. waite, 0eoesol
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Tspsss, kna-
SOS. slAf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-07-10

u complete until it, walls are csvss<a
with handsome paper. Hcrrington has ~
paper already trimmed. Sa0
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What truly beautiful world We live 10.
Nature gives as grandeur ~ mssstalas .sisss
snd se~sss. and fhousssds ~ means sss 70.
Jeymsss- We can assis~ 10 better whss IN
perfect brzith; bat bsw enss DO the msjsss.
~ u people feel HE sisiss IL up ds-iss.ssss-
ed. discouraged asd eonfsi cut with dss-
ease, when there l. no occasion foe The issi-
Ing. ss sssry saa-rsr eau ss.liy obtain sstis-
fasicry prof that Gsoea's Ansnss ficwsr
VIII make them - free from diseass - xtes
born. byspspsis and liver eompisiss 10 the
Street esass ~ seventy -ass ger cent. 81 sssk
msis'i's. re bi,iioossss.. is.ifxssfiss. -lsh
hsadsfbs, sossiseRsss. s~rveas psssssssien.
dizziness ~ the head, pslpssssias ~ the
heart. sud other distressing symptoms. rhsss
s'a.@s II Angus: Flower Gin prove lie wee.
'ssrfni eSs~i. -srspls bottles. 10 cent. Try
~ ST
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To Rent.
To dodgers pleasant rooms. Inquire at this
ONCE.
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No prepsra'i"s has ever psrfosmsd such mar
ve'on. sures. os msntstnsd - wide rst ~
ss'ioa. ss Ayers Cherry PsetsrsL WHICH u
recognized - the vorid's rssssy sss ~ e.s
Eases Of the throat and hinge its ,ess-ess.
timed sertes Of wonderful cures 10 su 81.
mates has made IA universally tnews - = s-f-
aud reliable agent to s@psay. Ass,sss ss.,,.
nary colds. which ere The tossrvsssss q More
serious disorders, " sets spssdiiy ssd sars,, i.
si"Ays relieving suffering. ssd ssss ssvsss
life. The protection Il sdosds. By ~ ttos,y
use 10 the throat and lung disssdsrs II sbiL
Sren. mssss u IN invs.usbIs remedy 10 b..
sept siws,s % hsed in every hosas. Ne -,
son can Afford to b ~ithpus m, ssd tAsss
~to have used II sever win. rrso sbsss
knowledge Of Its composites sod s0bss-,
vhy'icisns u.e the Cherry P-esnssi ssssssvs.
W In their prscties. sud eisssj nsu rssso
mead II. II 10 absolutely certain 10 lie ssns~
dial effects. ssd wtn slwsys cure whore sssss
srv pessibls. ves ss's ~ Ell assisssl -
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]. ~ pisssiet Csslss ssAsvs-ke osnty. I, -
Norris Kehn, rlaintiG.
Aeninse
he shove nansa dsesadnat, JssspAiss Dos
hoe, 70 hsfsby notihsd hat - - 6ssa sasa BY
tns abevs nanel plalnti9. II ~ district cuxt ~
Sodgwlck county, seAteof KAnsas, a1d thne unleAs
she ensWsf The petition II old psAiatiG agAinse
her lied In the oce Of TIE clerk u said eoaSt, In
ssid actaos. b. the lteh day Of August. 4. u 49,
The snid Petition viii b taken - true end Juag-
net viii b. rsndsssd sgai.s1 her 10 said arsias
Tor The som Of u - - md tutersss sail san
from the let day At Juns so q the rate % - por
csat- per aanun and for he sals Of shs spstheass
SoArteF Of section I've, in township u s0utA, Of
Fnngs oes cost. II ss<lgwiek county state Of kaa-
~ ssasf noEsfaSs 70 sssisfy sid jsdsnsss
petition. NORRIS KOHS, Plaintiff
ny sinss Z Hatt0n. hts Attornsys las
Shellabargers. Imboden D Oliver.
WICHITA. KAxsAs, July !, 1853
1he arm Of Haryts. lnbofiee 4 Co composed
Of .saac SAsllabarEsr, ID. s. SAellahaFger, L y.
Har v1a and u. 1mbotlen. h this day Dissolved by
mutu u consent, 4. y Harxts having sold his in
tersst 70 A. W. Oliver. ISAAC SaxLLAsAnGxn-
ID. ;. SnxLlAAADcxz
q. y HaaEts.
II lMnoDxx
We. the endersignssi. will continue the milling
busineas wuGls1 the 6rm name Of Shsilaharrsrs Inn
bodei 4 Oliver. With recent improvements In our
mill. aud chaa&es We are row making, We are
cosnsisnt we can furnish our customers superior
quality OF Soar. and would respectfully ask the
same liberal patronage that has been heretofore
extended the old nnn. Isaac SMELL snAnGKn
ID. s. SmKilApAnSnA
II iNsopRN.
list \. ". GIivGa-
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Don't forget to register at the Clerks Office.

CITY ANDCOUNrY NEWS
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wanted.
Blackberries anG small fruits at Ferrell's. Is
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-07-10

of wall paper a, Harrington. book .sos,
SAtt
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CARRIAGE SHOP.

t'sosxs nless asJ Jo.spb t'ssidsos. Asoss.
y Of Dussie. New Yess, hsvs seas V thLs
town sad started > aIsisss shep % ne ssesss
81 Douglas sssras ssd wsiss ssssss, 60 q
the nne-s -ssaa' In sows lot thss psspsss.
where they intend 10 do siset sm'sslss, wood.
work. psisiing and 'rimm,ss; siss Assss
shosins spsesslty An o. pslc~s IN suls thA
uass They guarantee ssstsfscsIos. -
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THE MARKETS.

Wheat-No. 2, Csc; No, 3, Zoe.
C0rn-e7c.
Hogs-e36t3.15.
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The se.t and largest ssserfssss u sloais
anil guitar ssrisgs can ai~sys b. fssaa 81 q.
II. Herrfnzisn's BOOK and Mssis u,vsS.
Meme bUi ari-siss, goods sold isu
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y. nsLssy 10 ssss aessss iss ~ ~
sssss iAsek dlssosd &c, tsss 10 bsvSee
ssss sag rus. Ttsy hsss 49, - bseo
Ossss nssss fsen dslsrsss ssssss ssSsA snsy
ere s~isias 81 wssss.sss ssa svsssi. ssssssss
To ssy san ~ The sisy - .ksst syssss. Dsss
essi 81 the sd a. 10. anita s.ssd-
4" 3. ussssv.
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For sheet music and music books call at G..
II. Herrington's. If what you want is not in
stock it will be promptly ordered for you.
If
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The Currsncy ousos,oa.

Go and see the pictures sasl brsrhsss e q
II. Herringtoa's. M
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To obtain any of these the applicant mus,
date Of this list.
II not called for In one month they viii bs
sent TO the Dead Letter Once.
letter. are not advertised until they have
yUa;oed In this ONCE on week
\. =. NytpQC1, pQeVVsse3.
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f1Tf tssss's Dssssy sS.s D. ,s<s
All sisshrs 81 he s4f> " Wsessss ass ksssss
s<fissa ia; fhs s<<ts ter segs~sssszss ere spso
st~e. 81 fhss s4a<s thGp NHATTN4R
ssu s5sy 1ssts
4heysds sale.
ssssfses fsrsfs Thlss~~stt S.s~lSl fsss<s.Sx esx~
ala s<assJ. haepas
yi<agv ts ~ss
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A dispatch from Wilmington, o., to
the Cincinnati Commercial ssys: The
lady mentioned IN thcse dispatches in
last Sundays Commercial rs having en-.
tered into an agreement with her hus-
band to hold her tongue ten minutes in
each quarter hour for one THOUSAND one
hundred and thirteen consecutive
quarter hours failed in her task. Al 3
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, as she Was
completing her nine hundred and seven
teenih quarter hour. and her hackers
were feeling sure that she would wio,
. neighbor lady returning from . shop
ping expedition passed along the street
in front Of the window, wearing her new
purchase, q beautiful shawl. Nov the
lady who Was holding her tongue
should have frightened her grip 1t this
supreme moment, and concentrated her
thoughts on something else than this
new article Of dress belonging 70 her
neighbor, but It is said that the ruling
passion Is strong even in death. and that
ingrained habit 10 inconqucrable, and
these axioms were proven in this in
stance, for the tongne holder, unforta-
nately for herself, leaned over and
whispered in the ear Of lady byseander:
"What Q horrid shawlw She immsdi-
ately saw her mistake, bat il was too
late. Tho judges ss once declared in
favor Of the husband, The crowd lied
slowly out Of the bailding. AID the 6rst
match on record Of toagae- holding
against time Was over. One lSdy q
least in wilaisgtoa will aatssd church
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the head tiIl be died. Only by rr.pe.

the head till be died. Only BY grape
shot vas the riot suppressed. A few
days later arrived in Moscow, Count
Gregory Orlof, sent expressly by the
empress to put down the plague. The
city, 80 long deprived Of guidance, re-
ceived him with rapture. And, in truth,
he deserved to DO hailed with acclams-
ton; for he attacked the plague with
such vigor that no overcame it. Draw
ing . number of sanitary cordons round
Moscow, he maintained so strict quar-
antine that even the dogs which ran
across his lines and the crows which
few over them were shot. All popular
gatherings were prohibited no burials
were allowed within the city and the
faithful were even prevented from en-
tering the churches, being obliged to
listen to divine service from without.
Before Count Orlof's arrival the CON-
mon people had showed decided aver
sion toward the hospitals, in which they
were roughly treated and badly ted by
coarse and ignorant medical practition-
ers. Orlof inspected tho buildings set
apart for the sufferers, visited them fire.
quently, and soon brought about q
change greatly for the better in the
treatment of the patients. The number
of the daily deaths soon fell to 800, and
then became smaller and smaller until
the plague was stayed. Count Orlof
was enabled on Nov. % 60. 81 to leave
Moscow rejoicing over clean bill Of
health. =, On his return to st. Petersburg
the Count was received with many man.
ifeststions of joy and triumph. A med
al Was struck in his honor, bearing on
one side bis portrait, and on the other a
representation OF Curtius leaping into
the gulf, with the inscription that "Rus.
STA, too, possesses such sons" Hercules
Staying the Lenan Hydra would have
formed, perhaps, q more appropriate
image.-Pall Mall Gazette.
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The appearance of the plague in the
Astrak han Government has revived the
memory of the terrible outbreak in Mos
COW during part Of the years 100 and
l771. The first victims were the sol
diers whom shot and steel had
spared during the war waged
against Turkey. 1t then made its way
into Russia from the southwest, extend
ing as far north as Serpukof. 1t first
began to declare itselfin December, l770,
but it was for some time ignored or de-
MED, the Empress CatharIne ii. writing
to say that If any one said there was a
plague in Moscow he lied; nothing but
lever was to be feared. But after being
kept under by the winters frost and of
ticially protested against during the
summer, the pest burst forth in the au-
tumn with fury which even ukases
could not control. By the middle of
September, l17l, the condition Of Mos
COW Was terrible. From 500 TO 900
deaths took place every day. The up
per classes fed from the plague-stricken
town, and the poPulace took to riOtipg.
On the 10th (21th) Of September broke
out what is generally known rs the
"tchumny bunt," or plague riot. The
populacc assembled in crowds before
one Of the gates of the kremlin. wishing
to avail themselves Of the good Offices
OF the Bogolyubof miraculous Madonna.
The Archbishop Ambrose Zertis IA
mensky prudently ordered the picture
to be removed from its usual locality to
. more open spot, in order to avoid the
danger likely to arise from the throng-
ing together Of 80 many plague fearing
worshipers. A cry Was raised that he
Was stealing the holy portrait, and that
be must be put to death. He fed in
disguise from the kremlin, and took
refuge in the Donskoi monastery.
Thithcr, however, he was pursued, Ard
there be Vas torn from behind the alter.
"For two hours" according to the evil
dence Of An eyewitness, he was beaten
with . cadgei. Then he vas left for
dead. But after time bis right hand
Was seen to move, whereupon the riot
ers again attacked hin, beating him on
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Congressional Proceedings.

In the House, Mr.. Burch introduced
. bill providing tor the payment OF the
national debt in thirty, sixty and ninety
days. Also for the interchange of gold
silver, and greenback bullion, and max.
ing it felony tor any minor in Colora.
do to dig out moro gold than green.
backs.
Mr.. Weaver introduced bill to pro-
vide for the opening and developing OF
greenback mines in all States and Ter.
ritories where gold and silver mines
are now operated.
By Mr.. Gunter-For the relief of J ohn
Jones, who was kept awake all last FRI.
day night with the ear-ache, and bad to
help his wife take care Of the baby all
the next day.
By Hoylo-Providing that in all cases
three of kind shall beat two pair.
By De La Misunderstanding for the
coinage OF $500, 900, 600, 900, 600, OO0
greenbacks to be loaned by the govern.
ment on collateral security, such as
watches, pistols, good clothes, clocks,
and articles Of household furniture, t.
all deserving people, special provision
being made for the following loans, or
twenty five years time without interest
To William Smith, SIS, to aid him in
building a woodshed; to Thomas Jones
$50, to put a bay window in his new
house; to Daniel Jackson, .sl.25, for ,
new pair of suspenders and to Jane:
Morrison, seventy-fve cents, to get hi:
boots half.soled.
By JOhnson-To regulate the amour
of rainfall and the course and velocity
of the prevailing winds in Wayne
county.
By This,lepod-E Establishing the price
of corn at Sl.97 per bushel. and whea
at S2.65 per bushel, and reducing th'
price of coffee and sugar to two and ;
half cents II pound.-New Orlean
Times Record.
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Kansas Pacific Railway.
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leadsiIIe. Coiorado

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Scaled Proposals.

NOTICE i hereby given that s-air.i proposals fsf
renting County Poor Farm aud taking carc Of the
county ioar FOR two nse Years trOm Marvin iSt.
l>, viii received At the county clerk Office ui "a
Il clock noon, Saturday, "a. Sist isy of Msy.
>.s II which time all blls III lie opened. rcS.s-
Ion OF iani for tall wheat viii be given july isi
l>-s. Each proposal must -taie the amount pr sn
NUN thai will lie JSid tor the OF the lsor tsrn
tsrm implements. and live stock >sHi fstus
belonging the county. also the amount w~rk al
which fuel. washing. bssr ani l-tgng VIII 10" far"
shed psu,-rs Il OF s-r an fs.r those
der wars AMI mon, than ei aud t,r ih'>
Of one year al age snd under The Essri at conntN
commissioners IN. right a. rv,.ct sni a.
bds ~ ur,icr If the H'srl 1T caauty commission
W 4. SLOAN,
BY y y. EowSS. CosniN ti'tk
tivI,uty btW
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this summer in q last years bonnet.
The husband is investing the SO he
saved in strong plug tobacco. He says
he never before enjoyed such peace and
quietude as during the past nine days.
And now the other married men oil
Wilmington are hoping that the tongue
holding fever may become epidemic,
and strike the country with emphasis.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADvS.
Notice.
Notice.
L : LAND osFicE,
Salina. Kansas. 51S.
Nav Is. lS.9.

Salina. Kansas S5G
May Is. lS.s.
COMPLAINT hayin. bern catered at this ckcc by
~ T. :. Wolcott against the legal r-pr-sents;lve OF
kphaph Fuller deceased, Tor abandoning his homr-
stead entry No. lso. dated Juus - is.S before the
date OF his death, upon the emf neqr secrcn g. town
ship ID range west. Saline county. Kansas. with
a view the cancellation OF said entry. the ssimn--
traitor executors. heirs OF legal representatives
hereby summoned 10 appear al this Office the 18th
s.ay OF June. l>ss. al n o clock A Ia rsstand sni
furnish testimony concerning said alleged ahsn,i.g-
mrnt u. X. NAG>rAff.
l6-sy Receiver.
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KANSAS TO The FRONT!

The Lesdinx wh.sf state in the Union in 10. .ni
Tie F0srth Corn Stafr-Tb. ssfest hssss-
Harvest ~ i-5- Solid fsT
tho s,iieH Bell.
The celebrated Grain Belt of ooDry, IN IN i''sesiss
section Of s.nfrs ksBsz.. trsvsrs~t ~ TIE hanss-
Pacific
lh- following -tsfsnrats tstrB from the T-f-ft
~ th~ kznss- state Bari Of AEncssiturs fsf 70
MMRAR0 kan-s- ri>ss ffots the klsv.Efb W ~ n
WU60u stat. an I-.s To The fIrs, W that >ssis 20
The unson I-.- yroissias - = q ists ~ L 81 = IN
ter wheat. ssi ;. 81. tn b--sh~is % sPslnE si~ss
.aful