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The Prs.ldenl,s ne.sann

WAsHiSoroN, Novembof lJ.-It H. under.
TODD tina. tho President nss made consfI. .
raDie progreEs with his annual fnessave p.
ongress. Parts Of it. it issaid. havs ba.r
0pied on tYpe-wrItar aud r.. vlsad. and .,.
no main 10 viii be reldv for fne uri.,f..- .,.
week or Ten days time. Commercial ...
atons win Foreign countries, the steam
hip SUBSIDY question aud new vessels foI
he navy are questions o. which c1ns0Irr.
ioio space in 3. wIll be devoted
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LivcoLS. NIB, November 13.-Ths last
Legislature ordered tue sale of enough
marsh lands covered with natural Gait
springs 81 insure tHe operation of the saIt
Industry, settling tre sum needed at s2D Ooo
The sale took place to-day. AID in Jess than
haif qn hcur s2I 900 worth had been sold.
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BreakIno Up The Boomer,

FoHr RIVER, November h. More boom.
srs were yesterday brought in from the
OkThama district. Those OF the prisoner
sho IRn an agreement never 20 fressuass
again upon the Indian lands are allowed 10
pnss Out, the others viii be escorted cut bv
iroors. The work Of arresting the boomer
isig0ing on rapidly.
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female sk,tsr falls unoonso.nns

WHEELING, W. Va, Noyemb H. Las
ight' at the Niagarn Stating Rink. BI-
ire, o., Kate ST.. john. "a ssj ninet ol. fsI.
nile skating, and was pronounced dead
physician. She was removed 20 rar
ome, and preparations Tor her burial
gan. To-day, however. tho body sh9sv.
igns Of life, aud though rot yet conscious.
ne girl, Dr. is believed, 100 recover. Tn.
yncope o. attributed o. teht iacinr so.
iyer-eNertiou while skftiuv.
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Smallno1 Denreasinn

MONTREAL, November 13.-The turn of the
tide has come at last. The cases OF small
pox are steadily decreasing. This is due Ia
the Borough system of isolation now iu
force ana 20 tho prosecution OF all often
ders against the sanitary laws. YESTERDAY
mere were only ten deaths in the citv. bv
Iar the lowest number In one day for many
weeks There were thirteen ia the neigh
boring municipalities, making a total II
twenty -fhrae =
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Pay Of U. S. Marshals.

WAsHiNGToN, November l5.-Julze Dur.
am, First Comptroller Of tho Tr asury
ias decided that each u. S. Marshal h en-.
tiled 20 compensation amounting 90 SG.O1f
q year, provided the fees NJ bis ofir.
mount 20 that sum after paying his D-pu
es aud all other office expenses. Deputy
lafshals, he decides. ar entitled 20 three.
1urths ~ their earnings after deductin
iecessary expense incurred in the dia-
harge Of their duties.
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A Weeks Fallurss

NEW YORK. November 13.-The business
failures occurring throughout the country
during the last seven days, as reported to
u. q. Dun & Co., number for the United
states 100. and for Canada ~. or a total of
- as compared with 17o last week and
~ the week previous. The considerable
Increase occurs in the Western and Poci6c
states and Canada
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A Tramp cooksd

CwciNNArf' November l5.-E sherlock.
ged twenty cones % homeless tramp. was
errioiy burned at i0.1O This evening by
nnins' while in O. ht, against SOL r.. XIII.
onF coke-oven. Patro. so 9 tork tna
uiferer 20 the hospital. where bt.irit....
we're pronounced .Ious. Sherlock AMI I.
number Of similar sJrt make "a IoIvi. q.
place ~ the coke yard and sleep around
aud iu the oven
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HArUAx, y. s., November 18-HeymaB
Rogers, Of Acadia, has been notified bv an
English iaw firm that recent decision If
the Court Of Chancery has established bfs
beirship 20 an estate consisting Of money
- tho amount Of some millions u dollars
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The last OF Earth.

PHILADELPHIA, November 3-Tbs BODY
Of John Mccullough, the actor, was com.
mit.'d 70 the tomb to-day, and the tears Of
thousands Of mOurners who loved him as a
-Ilend or admired him as a man, fell upon
als cofin, fragrant with tbe perfume of
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A waikup Jurors Sudden Death

EWrORfA, KAs, November 12-MchaeI
Meyers. one nf the jury in the W8Ikur
cesc, fr0rped dead in his chair. at farm
near Neosh1 Rapids. yesterday, 10 is SUPP
posed. Of learl lI..aEa.
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Ex.Conf derate Soldiers svicdIsd

" AsHiNGToN. November 13.-Ex- Con-
teHerote soldiers who were drafted into
p rvice are being swindled by Washington
ciaim agents who delude them with the
laea t1at they can collect from the Govern.
T. hrhf
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Att mpted SuioIde

Row., ILL.. November l2.-Miss Minnie
sr ord, Of thi- place, attempted 10 COM
mf suicide bv aking morphine. bocausa
'i' nor allowed 90 go to party with
particular youue man.
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A Philadelphia man has minia-
ture on ivory which Doe believe. to 1e a
portrait oi Mary the mother of George
Washington. 10 was picked up "a short
time ago on "a farm near Appomattox.
Va. by an w-Conlcderate soldier. -
PhilUdeiDhia Press.
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"A confcctonor n fndlanapoIis
gives customers the privilege of e1Uug
all the candy thcy can get away with
at one time in bis store for twenty five
cents each. and declares that boz makes
money Ou nine out of ten hd0paB0-
he Jlurnnf
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PHfLADELPHf4, November a. - wbus
Lizzie y. Pole. aNed twelve years. uas a,
work 10 5nita's mil IN Pine rtrsst. -rIs
forenoon, Der hsir became snf4r~Ief In f-.
sbaftuE Ina elId's body eaa uff-
around nitn ir.ahtfl. rtF fitv. and rran
The machinery ras stopped aud fh. If.r.
mauViol form eEtrlcatei. Iifo was rst,...
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Job Printing.

All kinds OF job Printing douc with neat
nc,s and dispatch. and as prices az low Rs cau
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LoHDOv, November l8. -Seryia has de-
clsred war against Bulgaria
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The Ceredo Advance.
Rates OF orAdvcrtisIng.

Locals per line
To regular advertisers .............. ..... .
Regular advertisements. OF more than bnlf
column. quarterly in advance
Transient advertisements ln advance
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-09
GUESS NOT

1t i suspected by some that the new
pcnitcnuary l. 10 he located at Mime
apoiis, an d that the boys have a hint
of it. which with the crossing Of the
Missouri Pacific will make that quite
point G. Union.
The EAGLE thinks il has the best
authority in the world for saying
lha' 80 far a- AN, promise or pointer
ever beng GWEN the boys touching
the location az the new penetentiary
at Minneapolis that it is all bosh. GOV
crnnr Martin chose these men To look
the state over and make their decision.
and that any man or set of men would
ever dare approach that commission
or either member of il, for either
pointers or for the purpose of i'm
properly influencing them we do not
believe for a mom5nt. In fact, Mime
apolis was not Il candidate for the in
Stiiution ill long after the commission
was appointed
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-09
HARPER.
HARPER. June S.

HARPER, June s.
To the Editor of the EAGLE.
Oh, for "A lodge on some vast ice
herg-it reached 100 in the shade last
/ Thursday
y Mr.. Jay. OF Iowa. arrived with
Nv" car loads of machinery last week
and will start Il brick yard. He will
/ doubtless fill a long felt want but
so far n know there have been no
complaints against Mr. Scolcs' brick
either a To price or quality. lie turn
ished the facing brick, a well rs the
stock brick, for the new Exchange
bank III this city and everybody SAYS
they are equal II every respect to the
Kansas City pressed brick used in the
fronts of other fine buildings here
We are rightfully pro nd of the lIar-
per brick, for it was only after re-
pcatcd failures that serviceablc arti-
Gle was obtained but with five large
two and thrce-story building, under
way, besides some. residences, which
are entirely or partly brick
il looks As though there should be at
least two brick yards 10 be in keeping
with other business enterprises.
The Presbyte' ians This week pur-
chased 10 feet frontage on Central
avenue for church and parsonage site,
paving therefor 1920 The site is
very pretty and central
The Methodists claim TO have had
the most successful church festival of
the season at Maxwell's rink last
"Wednesday night.
The Union SUNDAY school will in
two weeks change its hour of meet
ing from the afternoon to morning
then we will have four Sunday schools
in session every Sunday morning.
y writing school with a large ell
roliment and two teachers Is holding
forth in the school house. Prof. Mar
tin, the PRINCIPAL, has taught several
very successful schools here during
the past year. Ii i the intention of
the professor TO establish CONNER
cial college here next fall.
Farmers from all sections OF the
county are highly elated over crop
prospects. From observation and the
press | judge that Harper county will
have the heaviest average crops of
both wheat aud oats OF any in this
section of the state Fruit will be
very plentiful so far a. il i vet in
bearing in this new county; the peach
trees are loaded. e..
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-09
John c. Taber Drowned,
WACO, Kan, June :. lSS

WACO. Nan. June s. 1885.
To The Editor Of the Eagle.
One OF the saddcst accidents it has
been our lot 10 record occurred here
on Saturday evening last between the
hours Of ten and eleven O'Clock. Some
eight or ten Young men concluded
they would take a battle in Cow Skin
Creek. as they have been doing for
some time past. Among the number
was John {. Tabcr. who had scarcely
got in the water when he was seen
10 60 under by his COM
panions, hut il seems they
did not realize that he was drowning
until ii was too late To save his life.
His body was recovered about one
hour later and conveyed 10 the resi-
dcncc of Mr.. :. Boudre, from whose
house the funeral took place YESTERDAY
afternoon The Waco Sabbath school
of which the deceased was an officer.
ATTENDED in body. Deceased was "A
wears eff 40. and came 10 Kansas five
months ago from Douglas county III.
and worked at farming with his
broiher-in-law. Mr.. James Ashmore.
\ deep gloom was cast over the whole
neighborhood. snd nearly the whole
township turned out 10 attend the flu
neral and 10 express their sorrow and
heartfelt sympathy for the unhappy
relatives. The funeral sermon will be
preached AT Waco school house on
SUNDAY afternoon June n. AT O'Clock
%. m. J. f. ii.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-09
WELLINGTON .
WELLINGTON. Junr 6. 1881.

WELLINGTON, June s, 1885.
To the Editor OF the Eagle
Everything quiet at Wellington.
The Methodist college boom and the
reformaiory boom seem ia have got
lost and the Fl ; w Il y W. rail-
road has nos been heard from lately.
Ii Is really TOO hot for booms AT pres
ent They droop and anguish like
young and tender plant, and don't
seem 10 give cu-> whether they get
there or not.
Water mains are all finished and the
fire department gave trial exhibition
yesterday which did not seem 10 be 4
great success
The grand jury have indicted sever
al druggists aud other citizens for
selling liquor for other than preScrib-
cd uses
The skating rink Will soon run on
half time until cooler weather.
The Santa Fe folks hsve a new agent,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-09
Do You Want to Make Money?

Invest in town lots at bottom
prices in the new city of Engle-
wood, just started in section SO,
/ township IS, range IS west,
Clark county, Kansas. 1T WILL
/ GROW FAST. WHY? Because
it is handsomely located in one
of the richest regions in wonder
/ full Kansas, among an intelligent
and enterprising class Of set
tiers. 1t is on the proposed ex-
tension ofthe Kansas, Lawrence
& Southern railroad. It will be
the county seat of Clark county.
NO FANCY PRICES.
Ordinary business lots s 80 90
Corner business lots -. 100 90
Ordinary residence lots Is 90
Corner residence lots " 80 90
A discount of 10 per cent. will
be allowed on cash purchases.
Time purchases-one- in ad-
vance. balance in 9 months and
one year, with interest. These
liberal terms will be continued
for few weeks.
BUY BEFORE THE AID
VANCE IN PRICES. In 1879
Wichita business lots sold for
$500; now they sell for IS 900.
The history of Topeka, Law
renee, Emporia and. other Kan
sas towns, is the same.
BUY AT ONCE OR YOU
WILL REGRET THE LOST OP-
PORTUNITY. FIRST COME
FIRST SERVED. Every day
you hear some one regretting
that he did not buy lots in such
and such towns, when they could
have been purchased at a frac-
ton of their present value. DE-
LAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
Address NJ. L. Mum, P. NJ, En-
glewood, Kansas, or h. F. Friend.
McBee & Co., Wichita Kansas.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-09

Mr.. L. j. McQuade. Of Canton, taking
the place of Mr.. c. r. Person, who
resigned
The Southern Kansas have put on
the night train again. 1t was needed
badly.
The Santa Fe should have better IA
cilities for travelling than at present.
Misses Jessie and Aggie Northrup
have left for San Diego, Cal. We be-
lieve Mrs. Northrop will follow soon.
G..
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-09
THE GENIUS OF 1T.

\ contributor To The Chicago Cur
rant tries Ia account for the phenom-
enon between the every day characters
and the productions of successful
writers there is no likeness. on the
basis that the average makeup of a
man i hui a bundle of Inconsistencies.
The contributor i wrong. The genius
for writing like the genius tor poetry.
for painting. or for ANYTHING else.
may be possessed by a person very or
binary or commonplace in all other re-
SpprtS
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-09
THE INDIAN TERRITORY.
A Correspondent Thinks the Inter
est Of Wichita Involved
kINGMAN. KS. Iune

hINGMAN. MS. Tunc ..
To the Editor Of the EAGLE
Your correspondent has been asked
many times while talking about the
future greatness of Wichita and the
claims made by the EAGLE a. a great
distributing point for the growing
southwest: how IL is the EAGLE is so
opposed 10 the best interest and the
only one to meet the desired ends:
that of more territory. That for ag-
ricultural purposes a distance much
farther west of this point is very
doubtful one, indeed. Why: The
elevation will nor justify the raising
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-09
HERE WE ARE AGAIN |
And as Always With Prices Lower than Others Can
or Dare Make Them.

Mems Kip Boots. solid. only sl7o
Mems N z. Calf Boots, all solid, only 2SO
Mems Kip Shoes, all solid. a working 100
Mems Fine Dress Shoes all styles, leo
Women Fine Button KID Shoes, worked holes las
Women's Fine Button Goat Shoes. worked las
Women's Fine Button Kid Foxed Shoes
Children's Tipped School Shoes, button, 3
Chidren's Tipped School Shoes, size to
Chidren's Tipped School Shoes, button, 20
1t ss strange some how do il. but We are
chuck full equally
edge competition excellence
and styles and also our low prices the Red Front
A. ALI ,EN
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-09
Attention Farmers and DroVers !

New management, new furniture, lowest
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. at the Far
mers x Drosers' Hotel, west end of Douglas
avenue. Charges s. per week; 81 per day: 81
cents per meal Only hotel in the city in full
view of the Arkansas river. Rhodes 4 Burge.
propritetors Wichita Kansas.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-11
.DES PILES De S0IES De C0uLEUR

Soc. pour une collection de sole dc cou.
leur, pour robe, de toutes les nuances lima.
enables ct a tres-bon marche sur MIN.
porte quel compton. pour $500
$1.00 pour une immense ligne de sole
eros Grain, fine ct large, de toutes les
c%ouleurs, comprenant les plus bellies nu.
ancss de soir ct d'opera, valiant ailleurs,
$1.25.
$1.25 pour soies colorees, eros Gram
de 1ro qualite, ct valiant $1.50 de toutes
nuances les plus i%maginables. Ces seies
ne peuvent roster longtemps dams notre
magasin pour ce prix.
$1.OO pour sole enluminee [Gros d'Afri-
que serait a bon marche ailleurs d 1926.
$l.O0 pour les meilleurs Cheney Bro,
brocards dolores, tout sole. teus des nuan-
ces les plus elegantss ct ne valiant pas
MONS de $3.50.
$l.25 pour les meilleurs Satins Newell
leux de couleurs, valiant 41,75.
81 rs pour de- magnifques Radzimirs
neirs ct de couleurs, importe az
cont de $3.50 ct valiant $1.75 sur MIN
porte quei compton de detail.
La liste ci-dessus servira settlement
d'index a to,Ites les merveilles que veus
pourrez voir dams notre depsrtement DIES
soles.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-11
DEPARTMENT.
DIES etoffes a robes

Nous vous offrons maintenant trois
caisses de Worsted Cashmere Twills d 1Qc.
dune bien plus grande valeur que nos
pretendus competiteurs peuvent en- don
ner pour lie meme prix.
Trois caisses de Cashmerss Anglais,
double plis-Assortiment cemplet de
toute couleur, pour zoe.
Les memes marchandises sont% annencees
sur toute la ligne par nos %pretendus COM
petiteurs pour 81 d 35 cts. nos prix sont
settlement de 20 crs.
Deux caisses des meilleurs Cashemires
Anglais qui soient sur lie marche, de ma
gn1fiques nuances, a 30 cts. Nos compe.
titeurs ne demandent pas moins de 35cts,
adelques-uns jusqu'a % cts. Nous men
demandons maintenant que 80 cts.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-11
Rien de tel ma encore etc odf66rt
Minneapolis.

Toute personne qi achete chez "HALL, the T MAN"
a la garantie davor satisfaction, simon, rargent est remis sans murmu-
rer: II So propose d'avoir CONSIGNMENT en- mains 1e plus fort stock de
th6s, cafes, Baking Powder, Epices, etc, quaucune maison dams PEtat
ma encore eu ct quill vent a bien meilleur march6.
|nAI7F Tnk1kIF q de th6s ct cafes arrivent ceHe semaine. Son
lIVIf IEVNf n stock est tout bonnement immense ct il Sc
~'aA- propose de convertr le tout en- argent pour
en- diviser les profits avec ses pradques. Aucuue maison dams PEtat
ne peut lm. faire concurrence sur LIS prx parcequil achete compliant ct
quill importe ses propres marchandises. II entend fare DIES afares ct
81 quelqu'autre commercant essaie a vendre au meme prx il est en-
6t de baisser encore. A plus bas prix que le plus bas prix, ct un pre-
sent pardessus le march6, chez
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-11
TOILES
d'Ancan.

200 deuzaines de toile Plaid glace, 4 cts
piece, Is cts la douzaine.
$50 douzaines de serviettes LOOM d.
CE pure tolle TX cts. piece, 80 cts la dou-
zaine.
$50 douzaines de serviettes 1874, Cream
Damasks, epaisse ct de Ire qualite 10 cts.
piece, $l.2O la douzsiue.
100 d%ouzaines de serviettes 1886, Blea-
ched Damasks, epaisses ct de qualite SD
perieure, avec fond elegant, 10 cts piece,
$1.2O la douzaine.
100 douzaines serviettes 20 40, Cream
Damasks, epaisses ct de premiere quallte,
avec fond elegant, III cts pieces, 2.0Ola
douzaine.
so douzaines de servlettes 20-4O Blea-
ched Damasks, epaisses ct de Ire quelite,
bien assorties, 20 cts piece, $40 la dou-
zane.
so deuzaine serviettes IS SO, avec fran
ge tricotee, de qualite superieure, Is cts.
piece, $500 Ia douzaine.2
rs deuzaines serviettes Splashers, avec
centre ct Sordure de godt, frappees ct pure
toile, d 20 cts piece, $2.40 la douzaine.
so douzaines serviettes 20-42 Bleached
Damasks, epaisses ct de qnallte superieure
blen assorties, Is cts piece, $500 Ia dou-
zalne.
100 d~ouzaines serviettes 1886 Turkish
Bath, epaisses ct de aualite superieure, 8
cts niece. valiant 10 cts.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-11
Department des Toi|es.
Exposition de linge ct
toile sans precedent.
TOile Damassee
pour table.
Grande vente par encan.

20 Pieces $50 verges, de toile da,nassee,
couleur creme 60 pouces lar
geur, pour Is cents valiant
au moins 80 cts ct a bon marche a ce prix.
10 Pieces Bleached Dama>ks toile barree
Damasks, ct de ge1t avee berdure fsurie
a As cts, valiant 60 cts,
6 Pieces Bleached Damasks, pure toile,
SO pouces large, a 80 cts. bon marche a
so cts.
5 Pieces Bleached Damasks So pouces
de large, ferme ct epaisse.a so cts valiant
IS cts.
5 Pieces Bleached Damasks de qualite
superieure 80 pouces de large, pure toile,
d 80 cts. valiant Is cts.
800 Verges Cream Damasks "a ct sc
pouces de large SUPERHERO ct epalsse,
bonnie job a IS cts. valiant de $1.00a $l.40.
so Pieces de Damas Turc rouge, Sc
peuces de large, a 80 cts. Persenne ne
peut veus en- montrer de meilleur d 35 cts.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-03-11

Dies
SOIFS.
ETALAGE De SOIES N0IRES non
ENCORE SURPASSE.

QUIT A0OI.
48c. pour une sole roire Gros Grain, es-
timee d'abord q So plus base valeur a &c.
CSC. pour une sole noire Gros Grain, es-
timee d'abord a 50 plus base valeur a $50.
75c. pour IN sole noire Gros Grain, es-
timee d'abord a sa plus base valeur a
SLIP.
$50. pour une sole MORE Gros Grain,
estimee d'abord a sa plus basse valeur a
$1.18.
Csc. pour une sole noire Gros Grain,
estimee d'abord a So plus base valeur d
$l.25.
$l.O0 pour une sole noire eros Grain,
estim6e d'aberda So plus base valeur q
$l.3S.
$l.121% pour une sole noire Gras Grain,
estimee d'abord a 50 plus basse valeur d
$3.50.
$l.36 pour une sole nolre. eros Grain,
SITE.
$l.75 pour une sole noire eros Grain,
estimee d'abord a sa plus basse valeur d
1926.
Avec 20 autres patrons de choix de sole
Gres Grain q cholsir a des prlx egalement
attractifs ct tournament has.
$1.0O pour Satin noir Rhadame, tout
sole, estime d'abord a sa plus base va
leur a $1.25.
$1.18 pour Satin nor Rhadame, tout
sole, estim6 d'abord a sa plus base va
leur a $3.50.
$l.5O pour Satin neir Rhadame, tout
sole, estime d'abord a sa plus basse va.
lcur a 5000.
$3.50 Jour Satin neir Rhadame, tout
sole, annonce d'abord au pr1x de 1926.
CSC pour I'm Satin noir Merveilleux,
tout sole, c1-devant a tres. Ion march6 d
$1.25.
$1.25 pou I'm Satin noir Merveilleux,
tout sole, annnonc6 dernlerement pour