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Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
c. TouySJjye StOck.

ST. LOUIS September s.
Cattle = Receipts. 1900; shipments 2so market
firm: good to choice shippers, 81 4di 49, com
mon TO fair 81 5N64 50: butchers steers. SO SOFA o.
cows and heifers So 253 50; through Texans, 81 IS
as al Indians. g 50@3 50.
HoCs-ReCeipts i1UN shipments, loCC market active
and strong; butchers and best heavy, 3! ss5 10;
sheen = Receipts 23U; shipments, 40; market
steady and unchanged; g 25e4W.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
New York Live Stock.

Reeves-Recepts including 81 car loads for expert
were 4s7u head. making $3.50 for the week demand
was " ak and trading slow at decline OF 1oa cc
per pounds ordinary TO prime steers sold at u
8 per hundred pounds, extra do at SOS ~ Colo
RADIO and Texas steers 15el4 S. indian cattle SO
4Sl.
Sheep-Eeceipts. lii0; market duh and weak at
8 SNa4 ~ per fGp lbs for sheep and s osa6 80 for
lambs.
Hogs-Rece.pts. $40, market slow and steady at
1 ,5SS&S % per cwt.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, September 5.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000: shipments 1000; market
strong and active; good to choice butchers g. GOA
3:GO stockers 81 o3 ST. bulls anti mixed 81 UOG3 90:
shipping steers.$5 a5@ SO; through Texas cattle.
g. 5NGSN,
Hogs Receipts. l2sooc shipments. 500; market
strong; good butchers 20 best heavy e. SGI4 81.
packing and shipping aoa$5 10; light s. 7os+ 90
sheep = Receipts. 1900: shipments. so: market
stead natives q asS IS; western, s. 49S 80; Tex
ans 81 15QsS CO lambs, a COCA 90.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, september :.
Cattle Receipts. 1855 shipments COS fat stuff
strong and shade higher; grass range OF GOOD guam
IL steady: CONN dull; choice, 81 COCA 70; com
non 10 medium, 81 StaS 90; stockers, g -
CO. -: feeders. 81 sO6g3 -, COWS, 81 b&2 co.
grass Texas steers 81 40ts3 40. ~
Hcgs-Recepts, 1901; shipments 6s2 choice;
common to medium. 81 1O@4 50; skips and pigs,
81 51Cn4 co. ~
Sheep-Receipts, l9S shipments, ae; steady;
rnodto choice 81 1908 %; common to medium 81 81
a.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
st. Louis Grain and Produce.

Flour-Quiet unchanged; xxx 81 20(G2 80 family
81 1902 s.; choice, 81 90a3 10: fancy. So 4Os3 5u
extra fancy, s. .0613 s.; patent. 81 OoG4 80
Wheat-Recepts. Is, 100: shipments BOO in store.
$4,000; market weaker No. red, cash. a
October ass4@,97s
Corn-NO mixed cash, 3711 bid; Oct 37as93S
Oats-No. 2. cash. 251a Sept 25.October 253s.
Rye-No cash. 80
Barley-No market;
Lead-Dull; refined, 81 60; chemically hard; 81 5't
Butter-Quiet; creamery, l1@25; dairy, loSlS
Eggs-Frm. 1lla@l2c
Whiskey-Steady; 81 ~.
Pork-Steady: $40 %.
Lard-Firm; Sc 50. ooo.
Receipts Flour. 600; wheat, 1900 corn. $1,000
oats 1000: Rye 1900; barley. 900. 800
Shpments-Flour, 200pO; wheat l33,0O; corn. 5uU
oats. $685. rye, none; barley none.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
New York Grain.

NEW YORK. September s.
Uncradei red S0s9D14 No. red, SIS elevator sS1s
delivered. , 40,
ing stendy ngraded 525314 No 5l1; elevator o-1a
@52H 80, ..,rn ., 40,
white western. 34GiC.
Rarley-Steady.
Rutter-Firm; western, 10@l2x
Cheese-Firm, western. 150pl319.
Eoos-F!rm: western fresh, 1J34.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
Kansas CITY Grain and Produce.

Kansas City Grain and Produce.
KANSAS CITY. September s.
Flour-Steady; quotations in LOTS Xxx. &c; xxx,
Saq5c: family 81 05g1 Is; choice, 81 3O@1 4G; fancy,
81 GOal 7O patent 81 0Oa2 TO- rye -four. 81 45Gel 40
wheat-Receipts 2, 500; shipments 1906 in store,
325,UO. ,o,
Ga May 74al bid, No. soft, cash 653s bid.
Cor;l-Sales ranged: No. cash, 3214 bid, 50 asked
Oct 1885; May 4lY bid. ~ asked, No. white, cash
0ats~very duh and easier; cash 2i]4; October
Rye-Better 4115.
Eay-Firm fancy small balcd. S. 80
Mill stuff-Quet.
Butter-steady; creamery fancy, IS; good, Is; GARY
49, store packed. TO- common, 8.
Eggs-Steady at lie.
Corn Meal-i;reen IS; dried, 90.
Corn Chop-Bulk ~; sacked, 70.
Shipstuf@1Gl52c.
BraE-Bulk, Az sacked. 81
Cheese-Full cream. 10; fat, 7@s; Young America
1919; Kansas, 5Gl7.
spring chickens large 81 25 small. 81 25@1 So
Dried Apples. lose; peaches, 2@S19c
Wool-Mssouri, unwashed heavy fine, 16@lS light
1SG22; medium combing, 22e924 coarse a02l; low and
light i9cl2l medium 2Na23: tub washed choice. 3i35
fine, 3,6J35; dngy and low, 27Gp29:
Broom corn-Hurl, 10 self working, Coz; common
5; crooked SCOT.
s; dry salt No. 10 No. Z, s; green salt, No. /, ga No
2 Z; green incurred. No. l. & No 3 6; calf 19 sheep
pelts, dry, 1G@l2.
Tallow-No. /. SO; No. 2.3.
TO- dried beef, II; dry salt clear rib sides, So 10
long clear So %: shoulders s. 60; short clear Sc 5
smoked clear rib sides, 81 %; long clear. ST GU: short
clear, 81 co. pork, $40 co. shoulders, 81 %; beer
S. 50.
Lard-Choice fierce, Sc 50.
Flax seed-gSc@Sl %.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
Chicago Grain and Produce.


CHICAGO September :. z
TIE wheat market ruled only fairly active To-Day
but was steady on moderate buying. The amount OF
wheat on ocean passage showed an increase or Luz
600 bushels which together with a slight decline IN
foreign securities served occas ion slightly firmer
feeling. Market u higher than yesterday Corn
ruled easier at the opening and eased off a but raj
lied 81 on report of cold weather and estimated
smaller receipts and closed a higher than yesterday
Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Sales ranged:
September 155s(91G3s closed 1614 October as
a ISIS closed 50; No. Spring 168 No. 2 red a. 20
Corn, 1875; September, J9as@4o. closed 80;
October. 4i16a4i34c!OSed ABS
Oats-Cash, and August 251e; September. 1880
255s, closed 1854
Rye-Steady No. 2, cash. 40.
Barley-Weak; No. 2, $50.
Flax Seed-Strong; No. l. 81 10. -
Pork-Cash, 50 81 q 5219. Septem. 50 521e@9 to
Iard@Firm; cash 81 $40. 4o<; August 81 a@7s21l
closeds7 S21a September, 81 Ns7 IS, closed 81 %;
October. ST S11f.
Whiskey-Steady, 81 Is.
Butter-Firm; creamery, 15@221I; dairy. 14G2.
Hofatoes~Firm. 81 eo@2 90 per barrel.
Receipts-Flour, 5000; wheat, lI.Uu; corn, oaUV;
OATS 1900; rye, 10000; barley, 6l,UO. ,
Shipments-Flour. 1900; wheat 16oOo6 corn, l44oU
oats, 99.l00; rye 1000: barley, eUOO
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09

The stock mark ct during the morning hours was
one the du sest for days and with the e1cep
ton OF slight movement in New York and Ne"
Engl and was absolutely without feature
The total sale Of stocks today were al SIS shares.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money Markets.
NEW YORK. September 8.
Money-On call easier. ranging from to-e per cent
Prime Merchantile Paper+@5 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Weak and unsettled; actual
rate 4SlJI for 90 day bills and 4S414 for demand.
Government BOnds-Dull and steady.
State RnndS-Dull and heavy.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
For Trade !!

Horses stock Of general merchandise. one
II -hors, power engine and threshin9 nlaeine,
lwo valuahle patent rights shares in several good
growing town in western Kansas. several good
emptions and timber culture claims in the Gar
,ica CITY land district farms and property in
all the eastern and southern states. also western
Kansas land and great plany vat.ant lots in west
err Kansas towns al Ia trade Tor lots in Wichita
or improved farms in Sgwick. Butler, CONVEY. sum
rer and Reno counties. Three Cosi improved farms
q, rent for 1851 We make specially Of trading. II
YOU have anything 10 trade or sell bring the deesE
f;o, II our onsc,a: set you trade. Town cts
for safe On cre.it. ofoe So Fast Do slas avc--e ~.
stairs. front room.
REIMAN & SkBlk.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
Posthumous Critioue.

CHARLESTON, Sept. S.-Yesterday a
prominent architect and builder from New
York strolled through the streees and ex-
amined some heaps of mortar and brick.
"Seems to me-" he said, "a good deal of
destruction is due to careless and imperfect
construction noticed in great many in
stances the mortar used in construction on
dwellings is very inferior. In some in
stances there are hardly any traces of lime
and cement. Bricks laid in that kind of
mortar will not remain together in any VIC
lent shock The city ought to have
an official to inspect building material.
There arc builders, not only in Charleston,
but all over the world, who will take adj
vantage of people and use cheap materials.
noticed several brick buildings. the stand
ing walls of which are put up with inferior
kinds of mortar that will not hold brick to-
gether, and it is the kind, l suspect that has
been used in many of the buildings shat
tered. l notice coed deal of this peculiar
kind of mortar att over the city in the
heaps of debris. l don't mean to say houses
built with proper mortar would have stood
the shock of earthquake you had in Charles
ton, but | am ceratain the destruction would
not have been as great.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
RETURNING CONFIDENCE.
The Dismantled Southern City Rising
to the Necessities that Environ 1t.

CHARLESTON, Sept S.-Things are set
Ting down and the slight t-emor Of earth
quake which is felt once or twice day at
tracts little more attention than the rum
bling of passing wagon. Laborers are at
work in every direction clearing away the
masses of fallen brick, and stone and siren
uous efforts are being made to protect in
jured buildings from expected rains.
Everywhere are signs of the restoration
to the normal condition of things and bust
ness is transacted as usual. The relief COM
mittee organized last Saturday is at work
and now have provided accommodations in
tents and houses for over three thOusaud
people.
Besides this the subsistence committee is
in full swing and serving out rations OF
meat, bread and sugar to worthy applicants.
The plan is to make distribution hereafter
upon the Recommendation of clergymen of
different denominations in the city. Sub
scriptions continue to come in very freely
and the aggregate now is about one hun
dred thousand dollars This will go long
way towards relieving present distress in
the city, but is only q drop in the bucket
in comparison with what is required to
make Charleston what it was little more
than a week ago.
Four colored infants have died from eX-
posurc to-day and one man. Mayor Court
ney is subdividing the city districts with
the aid of clergymen of ell shades of relig
ious belief and is carefully distributing the
funds RENTED to him. Money and plenty
of it is urgently needed to meet pressing
wants. A general feeling of insecurity
prevails and the residents camp in the open
lots along the battery as well as on the Dor
ders of Rutledge and Lake streets.
A foul, sickening odor arising from the
assures in the streets and the open sewers
and inlets, pervades the city.
The receipts so far turned over to the
committee of relief amounts in the aggre-
gate to S110,737.
PRACTICAL FRIENDSHIP.
New YORK, Sept.-At an informal
meeting held in New York today of sew
eral prominent business men of Charleston,
| and portion of the committed by the
chamber of commerce at the recent meet
ing for the relief of Charleston's sufferers,
steps were taken towards the organization
of a trust company with its principal office
in Charleston, and with branch offices in
all the large cities of the country, for the
purpose of raising the necessary funds by
subscriptions to its stock for the rebuilding
of the ruined portion of the city. The
money is to be loaned on bonds secured by
mortgage on the property improved at 3
per cent interest.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09

uvANTED-A girl for general housework al
w boarding house y Cor Third and Lawrence:
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09

VVvANTED-To rent a house OF seven rooms, stu
w ated near to school and within two blocks OF
street cars. Will pay good rent ana guarantee soo o
usc VI '"N P'OPNi''' dg3-6t*
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09

XVTANTED-Everyb body looking for employment TO
w note the following wants farm hands . lnen
Ia cu corn ; he'd carriers plasterers III latners :
clerks for lunch counters. 50 to ship 10 territory
n,en and wives to work on farm men to take pc.
sition in life insurance office 5 carpenters. Soou
seamstrps' 10 take work home with them. nave
calls for every branch of industry, and to OBTAIN
situation all have to do is to call and register or
s,oultsS y AZ -, ~ ,,a d9i-6t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09

NYyANTED-A good kitchen girl Apply at the
w 0oi"'' " d9}6t*
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09

VVANTED-A position job printer ana Tore
w man of some good country weekly IN southern
or western Kansas. Am married man ana nave
had over twelve years experience at the printing
b,isiness Been running weekly paper 1or tle psst
Is months and sold out Sept. LIST ana want Hosnioh
as s,d'su' <A"N'iSN' -N- - dgsGt+
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09

HTORAGE-Eor household goods or merchandise
- boxed or loose; II you have any goods 10 store
bring them 70 die Wichita Storage Co. No. l,s West
Douglas ave est
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09

w AN "A s"'' '~'' ~ LII " d9s6t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09

VYyASTED-By two young men, a nicely furnisheu
w room: location near Douglas ave; price no Oh
gect; re, fs si ~ d92-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09

wv ANTED-A position as nurse. Apply at ~.
w Ohio ave, cor + LIST ST. and ONO ave- REFERENCE
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09

VvyANTED-Common laborers, hotel clerks. rail
w road hands, carpenters, and every class OF la
hcrers also parties who i'm need Of help OF any
kind to call and see me at once. Employment agency
Office 412 + Douglas ave, &. ID. Beard u94-oI'
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09

wy ANTED-Twenty young ladies aud gentlemen
w to take lessons in short hand and type writing
at Southwestern Business college. Wichita, Kansas.
80 ~, Nrr M Il Faycett d94-6t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
FOR RENT.

I1OR RENT-Furnshed rooms at I55 Topeka
II avenue d966t'
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09

nor SALE-Balery and restaurant at Anthony
II Kan. doing good paying business. Reason for
selling poor health. John Amber, Anthony, Kan
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09

VyvANTED-A steady position of some kind by
w younr man well acquainted with the city sara
nv moi SO much object position CITY reference
Address Il. o. Box 1921, city. o'~o'
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09

NOR SALE-30 lots in Hibarger's addition These
Il lots front on Washington avenue and west on
Mosley avenue are covered with fine fruit and shade
trees and will be sold easy terms. Call on BunnsD
q Norehouse soft
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09

NyvANTED-A girl to do general homework Ap.
w NV TO Mrs Aouener ll5 Lawrence ave. d?5ot'
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09

vNvANTED-I.ades to work for me, local or tray
w cling; something entirely new; for ladies' only;
81 daily easily made photo. no painting; partcu.
lars free s,r T. Y Little box 4i Chicago, III, sSlm'
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09

4 CST-ln the postoffice er between the pcSfo.sice
i Iand opera house, small pocket-book contain
ing money The finder viii please leave this osice
and set reward. ss-st
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-Will sell with lease and furniture 10
II rooms at Union block over Palace barber shop:
Apply to Mrs, Gandolfo, at Union block. 9rI
NOR SALE-My half Interest in the estate OF the
i, late j. H. Mennich consisting Of far m adjoining
the town OF Ell Paso, with implements appertaining
to the said FARM Also town lots and shares IN the
town OF FL PasO, Sedgwick county. Louisa Walker
yestn,ent 90 g7-5t
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FOREIGN.


OrrAwA. April Sir John A. Mac
donAld. whose coalition Appeared TO b.
Improved . fsw days sgo. hes taken .
tnrn for the worsc, and grave fears are
entertained 20 10 his ultimate recovery.
Il 10 stated on good authority that
shoaid bic condstion pfecluds the poesi-
biiity Of Die ssten3tue psriiamsnt this
ssa>su, Sir Charles Tnpper, 90 present
Canadian Hish CON missioner In Ena-
10 d. viii b scot for 10 lead shs eol-
ssrvativs party.
Cassihaiisss. shs rinai Gxr~assy.
HAIssAr. April IA disp.tch from
Lsuisoarx, q. b., Esves ths sxperienc~
Of thoss Who were In the dory which
landed 90 0usun Island last Acndsy.
they sus sdrsfs ffom their vessel. sne
Americas schooner Eigenlsv, vhile
ssssius travis ou The Western BAnk
aud. nss nndsa9 The ves-ei, they ali Got
In one desy. Afses -four days oct one
szccambed through thirst. Ga TOE
seventh day snother vho had become
in>ane aied. Ga the eighth day the
sufvtvors landed on ooion slsnd. where
th.y we're kindiy cared fee By shs keepes
Of Tue lighthouse. Who cent th<a here
The beds 81 tie man vno died frss
10 greatly iss>r.ssd. oas Of his
arms 10 Get Of a. the elbev.
as throat 10 mach torn aud piecss are
eat eu, Of each thsch. Tia vss dcne
after the nsn's death By TIE ether
meo. VITO did u To order 90 obtain
fsod and dfink- The names Of tns
dec~.sed nea are james MeDonuld.
Of Ea Point. Prince Edward island,
and Anzas MenonAld % hseok Cove. G.
d. Ths sarvivors are G. Caishssm Of
Hsrbos RsaehA and Angas ME- schen
Of Long fesnt. Strait - oansc.
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The criy Auersesn ss~aseD~a vkess
nsu<s ere fADillsr 10 NJ msjor1ty q
kasiish rsocls arr wsshsnxsoa. spsss,
Lxns -ts asa 6ara<id- Very no. en-
pas~1svsiy. knsv seo Geo. Lss Uss. a.a.
ssrskins asesssisy. AosrsaAn hissory d
nsToR runf.
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A6rsad Rapsds Moi. lag. fsasiaz
hasHiafA htd her sssH>st din8oa1 nag
- nsseA - fat>s AAis - naan6 Nexs
Usrnsaa. onvssx foenssssa 6asuiAss .
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Low Licsxsz Va fsoarssTIox Col.
II ory Gosh ssys that be believes, fren
tue seasimenss be hs. heard expre~-sf.
that ies&i epsica oil carry u Nsyih
Y skimA The seznpefsses people there
vsald MA have tsker sny stand IN tee
oootest that 10 ecmsnx, had the Csnnesi
eosstsd 40 erdfnane< for high iiesree.
- a. 10 re- ui&ss and contrcl TIE sr@fse;
eet - u .. tees inseed 90 90 10 She pssias
and vote and vurk 10 favor Of prohies-
slsn. and With . probability az carrying
their poius.
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Major Williams. the revivalist Who 10
DOING 5sseksos. 10 tia1 ef IAN
Joues- Darsn9 TIE proeasdtnea b
sernsd 20 stoektoa eserxyoas ssd
sAad: Get ~ and sprssd yoarssif. y
DsAsfna- Il eoorsr. thss tee etsrRyuau
sooaid sddfsss teoss prsssns uho usso
snserssssd 10 The sAivsssoa of shais IN
mortal Scala.
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improved Farm for Sale.

S6S ACREs 4 WELL IMPROVED
cOO farm ct Oak HArher poStofloe
store blacksmith shop, warehouse and
steamb1at landing withio . few rods q
the building; three husdred and nfsy
ssit msrsh s-d one kundred I'd AM -.
der plow. kntire tract good land. Terms
Of ssle reasonable. Inquire a q y
5PAN6LsR Oak HAybsr, or a. ~.
BASIN. Port Townsend apedw9w
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A Western tsrfsx vss loeked 90 q
k&nnbsrx. ucso. Tie ose<s day. sfss~
ssseEpssne - t&ks TIE town and Ell
81 xss " dssarn hsm ef he knife end
3 sod fssi~1 anxsl he voiantses IRE -
% tsent go ealisd co and tarsa1 Q
tee ssrsams u uak<f on efa, vhen b.
aseoedzsopally s1rrsedsfsd
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HAVEN SEEDS.
4 CCLIMATED AND n1PoRrxp
0A8UwU oB10o.
- - s5 rssss N - J. -. DoRH In
osv'cs q Llsa,nouss KneIxEsa

PoKTLAEb. Or, Aprii 1. III J
GBALxD PROP 6AL0 WILL B i
Tssed.y. . nh dsy & Aprtl is1 10
fu nishing tAs materials sd la6or e I'll
kinds , .see1asy for H. ounst.unttan ssad
dsiys g ne kssRsf: dw nins aaA fos
hu,lcinS fo0ndatioa therefor q West
s-oias Lib seation. Washingtoa TsEri.
tory-
Plans. specinc sftons. forms Of prupoaal
and oehfr Information mag b CHAINED
90 application to this o0lco.
The right Il ressrved % reject aAy o. Ill
q 3. POWELL
Captain OF kngineers. u. 9. Army.
Engineer Thirteenth Lighthouse DisrricG
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Ia ssrn papers agree that Miss Ada
O. sveea wxs IN e.esy r<spscs TIE me<s
hsasifsl and scccupissned delegate .
,es NsssoeAl Osaseeti-a Of WON .
Q sdrsees recestly hsld IN wsshinston
Miss Suses " t1isaes esfi. and perhaps
10 s<ss known ~ ,hs asihes Of he pop-
ular poszs oeksnnice;
. o.. fee tie triil Of q robia's note.
And Oh toe sAe sinnet's coo;
And teree times % for . chance 10 vote
A. TIE p<~ky Eseu fotks o."
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a " kseie Asd wtfe. Of Yskins. ex-
80 70 iearney IN the s@dfl. /. Yer shs
- tsahs ~ Osynpia Ia Ians nsxt,
- ne intsns,ea Of permanently re-
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weshia1sca TERRITORY esosains q. so
yer>es. Ns~ namp>hirr, MARYLAND and
west Virginia renhsusd. fet, Win all
eas expsoss Of ferrssary. Rse<is isisna.
IRE smallest 81 TIE sreae has teseis
oar popclsssaE.
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Dare spoer. an cid resit<pt - Pat
Tevn@bd. 10 sf~oot % ernasees n
tsvn VITA hxsek hotel easidine skrse
ste<ss IN kieel asd u dtm<ussses
ersAssr sean tscss Of ssy Asssl oss,1lsa
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WHY q. yea do - if yea -srs scared.

yohnnyf"
81 Because l am ssssed"
LOT vhoxn arr you scaredF
am feared Of yea"
Scared 81 me- Take that, yca little
vhsip. add that, and that Yea must
not se scared Of ms. Whacks whaek
fsa mass iearE 10 love ne. Whs~ki
vnssk@ And sksn the aeniai teacher
tosk SoAnny BY the ear and csussd him
to rsvsive Asoaad his person pretty
mech ~ i6s sasth rsvolv~s arcund Ne
sun.
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A ycuns Philsdslphsa i2dy, vkcss
eoses lad eeea Daea Admired Is ho0a.
vens 10 PARIS fer ysar's ssndy. When
see rssnrned tbs snAnes Do her nane
vas fcand se BE- f<r b. cod sass in be-
vesce. frc0 plain nassss Eddy abe had
eecoms Hs1rsssss Ei,ea-
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GOOD STOCK PARH,

ON sQUAK SLOUGH; Il ACRES
" cen, large pastarc rent cheap,
payable In work. Adde'S H. X K,
Box leo. Seat ls. mh0
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krv fosx. ArsiI f.-u =. Sc. iais
- ii2fi thA is6; psclfe s's is7A;
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LAcsos. VIA. April THE fire. In
Ne lumber district yesterday esussd
tossi loss OF ktSs. 900. with an Insurance
y t@oO. A ere No : O'Clock this
morasne, 10 the bnsiness blocks on
Inird ssrest, caused . ioss Of 81. 900.
insared fas SyT 90,
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FOR SALE.

A sIx-Ro0M HOUSE AND CORNER
q lot cent ally 10 ,ated nae view and
All modern improvements; win seli fer
less than cost OF The buildingA Address
A. this ozlce. apS 6
h. P. GREG ]RY & co.,
Ne. 5 NsrtA Freai street, psssiaal, on
IxPoRrsss Asp DEALkRs m
ILAMl1s lgoxDkRs
W08TNHRS fENOIfE4a
BAND RAP1RINo lGACuIyfus
LA,l1B BORING MACHINE
HAND sAWS Sc10IL aAWD
Rubber and Leather Betting
NIL FlnD!scs slnrRAlls.
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kAlr LsKK. Aprsi s.--rAe Norm en-
Soetsfenes At Provo adjoarned to-day.
testefdAy long epistis sss read from
soon Taylor sad 0aorSe q Cannon of
Ne First Presidency. apaolding psiyss
ny, and saying the Aofmoos would
never surrsssser,