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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-12
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MrssRs. T. O. HUI y Son, LINtrEp.
lSsngenies IL have used your iain. Steel breakers
for Ssren years aud your I6iu. Breakers for year, and
have been well pleased with them. They are good
strong Pows and turn ne sod bsitsr than any other
plows ever used, and have used good many since
iS6s have used the 1916 Stse Brcaker for several
weeks with only ivemulcs, and plowed from one acre
and half to two acrcs a day. used the same num-
Der OF animals for the Bin as the 6in. Breakers
plowed up grove OF sumaeh roots and lots OF guava
this year and have broken but fir coulter and pair
OF handles, Every one who has used them on Hawaii
has been irsii pleased with them.
Yours truly,
tSignoal l.. \. LYMAN,
Paauhau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-12

TOR FINE JOB Work OF AT
= descriptions 80 70 GAZETTE OFFICE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-24

Dry aud warm again.
Good time Ia Dubois; everybody busy
but one or two dudes.
Ta,lor HsrbisoH and Lizzie Graves are
talking Of keepiug house together 40" :
blame yon.
Columbia township sent up three pais
70 Jeilri somviiie last week. and We mus
there Il = few more In Dubois count,
need The same medicine II the truth WAS
SHOWN.
Rev. Harrison Morgan, Of Orleans, ana
lLinkie, his daughser, ate "a town s's'''nA
.rlends and relatives. larry y . hse's
chap. ..
Vim. Cave. OF ireland, took HE lut's
yisi from Dr. kieftuer. That IL righ'
BnI. | would do the same IL made 'n'
doctor very mad.
The preacher took . load Of his Mem
bers 10 Jasper. We thought he was ~
ing 10 have them put ia jill, but the
wns 10 10 before the grand jury. IN
: Dr. kirtfner being the successful wv
ness, the grand jury brought !" TWO o''l'
> on his testimony, for getting d'inks =
SUNDAY, ia about May. 1856, wnis
he was 1T Jasper he tried to borrow =
: cents TO get something TO drink "h'
This il oae Of Vanderbilt's onver
! The good people Of a place said the
would YET shed OF the saloon, but, oie''
ran. II YOU want to do that you must u
: = yood spirit. and not = bad one. ises
8 vour bible, aud see what IL says aov
! the ,crrors. r,ox.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-24

DR. G. ID. WARSER:-D Dear Sir-t re.
the complimentary bo''ie OF
White Wine OF Tar syrup YOU so Ki"a,
IL sent me. Our little SIX year Ola
iauyhter had = very sore throat, nicer
ated. and coughed almost necessarily
W. cave the medicine according 10 al
,ections. and she began 70 improve I'm
mediateIy aud soon got well. Please &C
csr, thanks. Mrs. Groves and nav
recommended II TO others. l shall wan
70 Get some Of it At the beginning Q
%w;n,er. as 1 consider il q very superio
medicine.
Yours very respectfully
REV. II. ID. GROVES.
C~larksville, Mo. Pastor ~. T. ~
For sale in Jasper BY Nehrinser Bros " sshh
Sab and n Friedman.
Ian. 18th. lss6-ly.
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yessss. brown and Green, Of Hunting.
bnrg. were IN y town: Saturday ~"
sunday. doing work IN the dentsi hne.
na,h Are clever gentlemen. and do GOOD
work.
W. also had the pleasure Of meeting
with Mr.. Harpsrjans ard 'Ha.: - -
lisnul. and Mr.. T. 81 ayd a.d MT oeng'
~ Jasper. IN Celesiine sunday
Business " good At present : y Ce'es
tine. considering the dry weather.
We don, zee many candidates IL ou'
town lately.
There are some young men from 'n'
~upper part OF Hall. who visit y town
f~reoueutly ana get ''how come YOU 60
and then start out through town wnoop-
Ing. swearing and damning. l" =
future or very likely they may have % y
before the Grand Jury.
II Our schools open next month. I'D
ollowiug are the teachers employed;
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Iceland Is still on top. everybody Is Q
lacking for the iron horse to roll Dy-
Morris DeBrulcr's new house. IN I
Roone 10 will soon be ready for the
nlasterer. jeff Williams will do the
work.
John Parker was seen one day last
week Jogging along between TINS place
aul Orwell. whence are you going
john WHY. ] heard that WAS elected
AZ Orwell : thought that | would 60 q
see about IL
John Slater thinks Of moving to Dale.
!, Success TO you John.
HID on Mr.. Casiora. the Ireland cor
$ roe ,ondent i not dead In the shell yet.
YOU reported. lie has been heard
from will be home In . few days
IL not 60: Gene says that he does not
q love greene: but he does o V = Green,
SUNDAY night. Monday night and all the
time, and Castora cant help himself.
y Bro. smith preached At ths n. F.
i church last Sunday.
NIL Mr.. George Rely has moved 10 town
he occupies the Finch property.
WIN. Kellams has finished the work
II on the roads for the season.
NJ Tony Baufnert Is running a iuii iosc'
~ now. Come all you shoeless.
on Herschell DeBruler and bis sister, I'm
ma went 10 Princeton last Wednesda'
!, q to visit friends, and take In the fair
- The Sunday school celebration at Ne'
80 lebanon last Saturday was a success
~ Nine schools were there. and candidate
"" IN abundance. Joe Stubblefeld Z
~, there shaking hands with all, even q
:. old w0men
Yates & Son are building q dweilir
for Mr.. Horton in the east Of town.
"a DiIlin 4 Young are papering q
church at Bethel.
u a .Joho McMauhel and 8. Keen are di
his cino 4 well at the school building; .
Inty before IL was needed.
'ner will Cave took . load of young lad
slve and gents, 10 the celebration last oa''
dry day. will, where was your calico!
T. would have liked q partner.
me When you want . glass Of lemons
nc colder than ice, call at the post Office.
:" Mrs. M X. Bartl has moved her y
llinerv goods 10 her residence. as she
POM sire. 10 close oui her stock by Cbristn'
nuI- Those wishing anything In her line
w. get Il At q bargain.
~ Mas Grace Woods has aclass In mt
ions a Cross Roads, Pike county.
tiled Lacy Barti and sister went to Alfcr
ever vile last Sunday to visit friends.
Re- Henry Yates aud brother are work
|, a. at Portersville. Dkis'
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NOTICE.

N-OTICE IL hereby given that the
IN partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, in The Livery
stable and saloon business. was dissolved
Sep,ember 8. 1856. by mutual consent
Joseph Buchari retains the livery stable
and 4 entitled TO all the credits thereo
and will pay all the Stable debts; IL
nal, K uuk.l retains the saloon and u en-
titled 10 al the credits thereof and wal
IcSArz KUSxEL.
JosErH BUcHART.
Sent. 10, 1886 81.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-24

Clover threshing il all the 60.
A good many Of our folks went to New
lebanon s. 5. picnic. They say Il was
the boss picnic Of the season.
W. have been expecting . wedding
When will Il be, Hice?
Mrs. g. Rsgel has been on the sick LET
this week.
Ham Glczen and Joe Beatty say they
have the champion clover huiier; they
are energetic young men and will make
4 success II they have health.
Mr. Ellis A. Anderson y preparing .
car load OF lumber to ship from Jasper
20 Huntisgburg. lie IL building . house
there: he thinks the best plan y 70 ge'
the cage before he catches the bird. Iha'
III right. Ellis, II al OF the young me'
were or that opinion Il would save
trouble.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-24

TFarmers are sowing . larger
acreage of wheat ia this county this
faIl than last, aud are also usiDg more
fertilizers. Nj. Geo. Mchringer 10
forms q be has sold four car Ioads Of
phosphates 90 far to where be sold one
last year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-24

Coon wonK Prosecutor Breix ce.
serves commendation for the tact .
ability displayed 81 convicting the
Jones- NichoIson gang. II was sharp
work getting At enough facts 20 indlct
them and then inducing them 70 testify
against each other. A Prosecutors Of.
nee il generally q thrukiess oHc,. but
when Ne does do.good work ~ this hs
deserves praise from I'll honest citizens
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-24

Par better than ouinine V Cclin's Agus Cnrs go,
" removed. Collins Agus Cure acts directly o. N
isv.r ma bowels, thorouehly cleansing ne system q
rnrs sold Il 20 cents ! bottle ~ Nehringer brss' -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-24

0&M
Fnr ik<sf~r~n' 6sssTnrr.
JOIN 9. EEi.SuS. -fcs~-
- ,nsrs ss,reme cour, Third District.
JOHN R. c~ofrs0ra. o. fipPecA1oe'
For secretary % state.
RonrEr W MFRS. q Nemcs-
ror >nAs,or II state,
raARi.Rs 4 vr>snS. q Alien
rrr yreasrrsr ~ ssa'e
rnox.sn ByRSEs ~ vsuaerhursr
Nv l.rk y supreme c'rrs.
uhRrfS 7. KRrEGER. cfL@7erte
ror Attorney General.
Hrsu d. ucNuLLFS. % pesrborn-
~ surersnsenfsn, q Public Instruction
ASpRrw u SWEENEY. q Dubois.
DISTRICT TICKET.
r., Congressman. Second District,
,ofS Il. oSEAIs. q Davies coanty.
w 49,. seaaser. Dabcss and Ferry.
osrAs 4. rRrrPRr. q Dubois County
49, Re,se>entasive. Dubois md Martin.
ruox As N. rL r ~ Nxrun Comfy.
~ Representatives Lawrence. orsrse and paos'>
TuaNAsB BrsKiRK. q orange soun'y.
yor prosecuting Attorney, lith circuh-
joins L. y q Dubois County
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APrrrxsrr QUESTION. Il the Den

APrrr1xgHT QuEsrioS. IL me DEM
ocra.ic Central Committee Of DUBOIS
county willing 70 take the chances D. =
sull eel Of Republican conntv ofncers oe-
ing elected this FalIf ~ things are y,
loved "a drjft a. At present indicated
tt.t vii, likely be the result In Novem-
bcr. The CouRrER thinks The committee
should call mass meetiags Of Democrats
~ each township, aud take : vote %
Democrass Is to their preference ior
county officers, and LEI the aggregate o.
returned 70 the committee next DAY. and
those receiving : majority be declared
che nominees ~ the party. " may q
lone 90 as 10 be- entirely fair. and give q
each Democratic candidate. who pledges
himscif 90 abide the result, . fair shew
among Democrats. u would certainly
* XVI ANOMALY Tor : county with l,0U
Democratic majority 20 have : full set 9
Republican county officers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-24

Nopr CaSplDATEs.-Nr. Martin Schei'
rich. ir. il this week announced AZ . can
ldidafe for County Auditor. Mart isl
the popular senior partner 1T the Union
Flor Mills. and Ii be can grind out
a. good a grist Of votes a. he does OF
aour he'll get there without . doubt
He will run . strong race.
Mr.. Anthony Krsus Il ont for Sheriff
He has made the race before. y now
how 10 electioneer and he'll pull away
from some OF The candidates and don't
YOU forget II. Ii you want an active,
energetic Sheriff vote for Tony.
Far County Commissioners in the 81
a;strict Mr.. A. n. Koerner IL announced
M Koerner IL one Of the best business
men IN the county, and II would De I
z blessing TO the tax payers IL men 81 hi'
? husiness ability took charge OF all count,
aaa;rs. He Is one Of the firm Of koerncI
2 Rros. which has carried on an extensive
business in timber, produce and ar.
= goods NJ Birdseye for several years
IThis Arm has paid out to citizens 10 tn
! Last twelve months over $4,000. an
e added largely to the III Of u
people.
ali Mr.. Lemuel l.. Cooper, Of Boon
ntlfow nship. Is also announced as : candI
date for County Auditor. Mr.. Coopt
n, has been Trustee Of his township tw
eelterms. and Assessor one term. u
Taught school for seven years. previot
10 his marriage. after which he settle
n IN I farm and has been . farmer ev'
lie since. lie i probably the leading X
aIpublican Of his part Of the county,
,e- ways loyal to bis party, and ready . :
Al. spond to any call 10 lie behalf. !
cd stands At present . very fair show q b
NJ inc elected, n should he be ne W
tee make Z good public sficer. Al be nee
sts "a assure his election IL to closely M
oflthe Republican vote, and II any memh
for OF that party in the county can Dc %
be N. Cooper deserves 70 be able 70.
nd ought not to lose . dozen Republic
red votes Ia the county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-24

suttCu,S vITAIizER ts~hs' you need for ccnsu
nation, Ia. o. Appetite. Dizyluess. and ~ symptom.
n Dyspepsia. Price 10 sad 70 Genus per bottle so's
~ M<hringsf bfof.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-24

AL the election held IN Troy township
Perry county, on the 18th, on the propo.-
sition for Z 2 per cent. tax 70 aid ~
huildiuQ the Cannelton, Tell City, Troy
and Gcntryville railroad, ? proposl',o'
carried by . majority Of W. leu IitS
gave II as majority.
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Cured

me q Dyspepsia when all other remedies
failed, and their occasional use has kepe
me IN . healthy condition ever since
L. n. Smith, Utica, N. r., writes: -
have used Ayers Pills, for Liver troubles
and Indigestion, . good many years, and
have always found them prompt and
efficient In their action" Richard Norris,
Lynn, Mass. writes: "After much suffer.
ing, | have been cured Of Dyspepsia and
Liver troubles
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-24
INDIGESTION

70 strengthen the stomach, create .
sppctite, and remove the horrible dcpres-
sion and dependency which result from
Indigestion, there i nothing 90 effective
- Ayers Pills. These Pills contain no
ealomel or other poisonous drug, scs
directly on the digestive and assimilative
organs, and restore health and strength to
the entire system. 4. r. Bonner, Chester,
Pa, writes: II have used Ayers Pills
for the past % years, and am satisfied
should not have been alive to-day q
had not been for them. They
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-24

mr. Jaekson's Penetrating Lniment Keep tns
n,nmr, relief and 4 a certain cure for fneumaus" !.
s.re burns. cuts. bruises. OF scaIds: tor h'rrs- |, - ~,
Ii has no equal s5cis' 80 CO. ana y per xs-v
sale by Nsnringer Bros.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-24

GA part 81 The history Of 1880 i in'
tsrcstina reading In Dubois county now
20 Democrats candidates.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-24

C,pcrrr CoURT took Q recess cstu'uas
mcrning until Monday evening. Junse
Xelbera going home 90 spend snn"as
the following u the disposition o.
arses not published In the Coukiks
heretofore up % Adjournment "hIs"
to,k place "Wednesday morning. tne
dosSet being entirely cleared Of every
thing ready for trial:
state ". ChaS- Crook. A.. = d. nne -
State Is. Harvey Nicholson. Geo. Par
>,rs and James Jones; grand larceny
f,ed Is each and imprisoned ~ me
etsts's prison two years
s.ste ". Henry Conrad, petit lar
ceny fined Is and imprisonment IN Inc
stste's prison for two years
state We. Benz Roberts and Ambrose
Edwar3s: petit larceny: jury trial YER
dict, S. fne andtwo years IN s'a'e : prs
on.
State ". JED. Parsons; &C W.; M
q II one csse aud acquitted IN two cases
state V. Peter Cooper ;~provoke; aneo
s.
S,..e -. A. n. Miller. selling on sun
day. three cases; continued
state ". Wesley Sanders, riot; hne
so. -.-
state V. Chas. r. Krass; Az B. jur!
t,isl; fined SO.
State ". wn. n. Dougherty, =
Holland and Peter Cooper; obstructin
railrosd transportation (; jury trial, hnd
Ing Of not guilty
CIVIL cACsEs.
Mccormick Harvesting Machine Y
~. CL4s. +. Mas, Judgment for deien'
ant.
barbara Huebner ct 81 W. El'xaoe
Opel. ct 81: report Of commissioner
partition confirmed
Nat. Hettich. adm'r est. OF barps
Eaup. deceased W. Anthony Leve
Judgment for $S9-
George Burger 81. vs. Anthony Les
~ n. foreclosure ordered for S21O o.
WIN. Koeracr. A. 3. Hubbard, IN
I. Hubbard ". Jere. W. Jacobs; pet.
n. released from boBd rs Justice o.
naace in Jefferson township peu,.'
r-artcd. and a. the defendant has ia1
"a fft 4 new bond, the o9ce 10 aecla
vacant.
.Joha stolxe V. Aug Lubbehusen;
missed.
state OF Indiana. ~. rel. 1. Sch
macher. Auditor Of Dubois county, ~
card 10 Congressional school 10
- Gramclspacher and T. WeriE;s
~ court. and taken under adviser
rn.ii arst day OF the next term.
George Burger, sr.. vs \. kiues
80 n. Judgment ~ foreclosure On I
mortgages for about $50.
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BY Using

Ayers Pills. They have done me more
good than any other medicine ] have ever
taken.r John Burdctt, Troy, lows,
writes: "For nearly two years my life
was rendered miserable by the horrors Of
Dyspepsia. Medical treatment afforded
me only temporary relief, and ! became
reduced In Gcsh. and very much debiii-
tated. A friend Of mine, who had been
similarly afflicted, advised me 70 Try
Ayers Pills. did 20, and with the
happicst results. Ny food soon ceased e
distress me, my appetite returned, and !
became q strong and well as ever
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31
ohserxatories Devoted to n Speciality.

SDScTV9tOrlcS lJCNOICl 10 u
In lecture recently delivered before the
Scientific society Of Ba1nberg, Bavaria, Dir.
Hartwig, the director of the new astronOmi-
cal observatory there, sl:etched out the future
work of that institution. 1t was well, he
said. that an observatory should devote itself
to some speciality, with which it's name
should be associatod as that of Paris was
with the determination and mapping of the
fixed stars: Greenwich. with the movements
of the NOON Vienna, with comets, and so on.
In similar way Bamberg would occupy a
certain limited field, and labor therein. In
the first place it would undertake the sys-
tamatic investigation of the paraliaxes OF the
fixed stars, work which had already been
partially performed at the Cape observatory
for the southern, and at New Haven in the
United States for the northern hemisphere.
Bamberg will be provided with q finch hell
ometer the largest of its kind at present in the
world, although the Cape observatory viii
soon be provided with one of the same size.
DR.. Hartwig pointed out that at present
the parallaxes of only eight or ten of the stars
were calculated, while about 5000 remained
to be done, and this, he said, would take a
single qualified observer more than thirty
years 20 accomplish. ne Hoieu liIde as Lip
sic and Gottinger Were about to be provided
with helioneters, they would participate in
the work, 50 that in comparatively short
time we may obtain more accurate notion
of the distance Of many of the fixed stars and
of their grouping in space. Another work
which Bamberg would undertake is the inves-
tigation of the physical Iteration of the moon
"a problem that has been studied at konigS-
berg since 1915, and in Strasburg since 1870
Frank LcSlie's
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31
Kansas City Grain and Produce.

KANSAS CITY, August 81.
Flour-SteadS; quotations in car lots: xS, l5c INK
S595c family, 81 05ll il; choice, 81 30l 40 fancy
81 6)Cci 20; patent, 81 u0e2 10; rye -four 81 45s -
wheat-Receipts I,0Gc0 shipments $500; in store
:.25OGo.
Sales ranged: No. , red cash. 6i bid; Sept sales
CO: October 6lh Nay 644 bid.
Corn-Sales ranged: No, cash, 81 BID, 3'1i asked
Sept 3l3s Octi S1S bid; May Il bid Ale asked No
oatsNVery duh and easier; cash o; October
21%
Rve-De.ter 46II
Hay-Firn; fancy small baled So 80,
Mill staf-Quiet.
Butter-Steady: creamery fancy, 49, good. 10; dairy
l3; store packed, 10: common,o 8.
Eg.s--Steady at lie
Corn Meal-Green. ST. dried, 90.
Corn Chop-Bulk. 40 sacked IS.
ShipStuff41952c.
Bran--Buk A; sacked. 81.
Cheese-Full cream. TO- fat 19S Young America
1876 Kansas 5d7.
Poultry-Steady; old hens So %; old mixed. 81 IS
spring chickens, large, s. p. small. 81 25@l 50.
Dried Apples. Lose. peaches. 2ta-5lac.
Wool-Missouri, unwashed heavy fine. l61@lS; light
1S(a21 medium combing. 22G2i: coarse. Ctg2; low and
carpet 15dal7 Kansas and Nebraska heavy fine. 15lls
light 1901; medium, D523 tub washed choice, io5
fine. SiG-$5 dingy and low. 2.Gs29
Broom corn-Huri, ~ sell worlilng, BOZ; common
5; crooked. S1e@4.
Hdes-Dry iint No. /, Is: No >; II; bulls and stays
{; dry salt No !. TO- No , s; green salt, No e. No
, :; green incurred No !. l. No. ?. 6; calf G9 sheer
pelts. dry. l063l2.
Tallow-No. /. 3Is; No. 2.s.
Prov.sons-Sugar cured hams, l3;breakfast bacon
10; dried beef. II; dry salt clear RIB sides. - ~
long clear. Sc o5 shoulders S. 60; short clear s. ~
smoked clear rib sides. s. or long clear, SO w SNORT
clear s. 10; pork, SO 20; shoulders S. .; beet
SIS 20.
Lard-Choice fierce. S. So.
Flax seed-9Sce3Sf 10.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. August 81.
The prospect Of increase in visible supply OF wheat
caused weak opening this morning. October start
ing ~ lower than the latest figures Saturday
dropped OF "A but became hrner on fair buying and
later estimates showing that the visible supply
would not be so large as expected the trading was
only moderately active after the first hour and mar
ket closed for the day H.5s under Saturday. Re
ceipts very free Corn opened weak at & for Oct
bu: recovered its strength good buying rallied t.
42ys and closed CAT ~ Sl6. Oats were duh steady
Provisions firm.
Flour steady and unchanged.
wheat-Sales ranged: August, 15@15A closed
us September, 15f@.51s, closed 159s; October ''N
co1.Ss closed 49,; No. Spring 1913 No : red n4
Corn, 1881; August. 34sS4U1f, closed 3SA4; sep
Closed Closed i2sa ''')A' e''''
oats.-Cash, 25s; August. s5] September. a519a
1884 closed 2Gas
Eye-Steady, No 2. cash. 40.
INrley-Weak; No. 2, 5g11.
Flax Seed-Strong; No. /. 81 10.
Pork-Cash. ~ ~ q 521. Septem, 50 531S99 e.
clOsedS9 571e
closedS1 2l4; September, s. zOS1 -. closed q %
October. Sc S'11.
Whiskey-Steady, 81 Is.
Butter-Firm; creamery, 15td29]4 dairy l4Q29
Hotatoes~Firrn. 81 6o@2 90 per barrel.
Receipts-FlOur, 500; wheat, 1900; corn, 81, 900
oats, 27UO rye. 1000; barley, 64,UD.
Shiprnents-Elour 1909; wheat, 10000 corn, l4i.0p'
oats 5000 rye, 1900. barley. 600.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31
Counting Cattle on the Plains.

Coming from ST. Louis Oh the sleeping car
fell in with a couple Of men from the COW
boy region down by the Indian territory.
They owned ranches there and were talking
about the cattle business. One was an Eng
lishman and was on his way back TO the old
country for short visit. He was saying
Il counted 10 cattle in field this side OF
Kansas City" He then took from his vest
pocket thing something like a silver watch.
This is a cattle counter" he explained.
"You see there are three figures on the side.
Now, as often as you press that little knob .
figure changes for the one next higher.
That's how it works" and he pressed the
knob rapidly and the figures changed al
every pressure. with this l can count W
to $50 ns fast as cattle can jump pas. me. Ia
In a field have Just to commence At one end
and look At the cattle one by one, pressing
this every time, and l won't make . naistakG
once in 100 times
Il never go IN for those new-fanGled -
rengelnents," said tbs American ranchman.
Il have cowboy who has 100 buttons On c
string. He can count cattle as fast as hey
run with that string he has another sEins
around lis neck, and q. every 100 counted Dc
slips a button on the neck string He Can
count i0.10 cattle with bis strings as easily
as you can 60 go on that thing, and % u
as correctly, too "-De.roi. Free Press
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-31
RUMBLE AND ROAR


From the Greeiy Tribune.
Wichita is surely entitled TO place in
the front ranks amidst the rumble and
roar" She Is making gallant strides to
metropolitan greatness. Some reports Of
the real estate trainers have sounded rather
fictitious. but much can be seen that is
real. From twenty-five to thirty. three and
four story brick business blocks are going
up on the two principal avenues of business;
q government building with an appropria-
ton of $50, 900 is going up; four railroads
coming in; street car lines extending
throughout the city; and two rival electric
light companies magnificently illuminating
the streets at night. Frank Smith, of the
Beacon is the new Democratic postmaster
and we look for the postotfice to boom IN
der the new management.