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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-16
MISSOURI REPUBLICANS.

Issue OF . Call For u Convention Mt Sedallo
September I.
81. LOUIS. July 9.-The Republican State
central committee yesterday issued the fol-
lowing call:
A dcleRate convention Of the Republicans.
of the State Of Missouri IL hereby called to
meet at the city Of Sedalia. Ut Woods Opera
House. on "Wednesday. September ]. 1as6, at
twelve M. for the purpose Of nominating
candidate for judge of the supreme court, n
candidate for railroad commissioner and .
candidate for superintendent OF public
instruction. The delegates to said
convention shall be appOrtiOned among the
several counties as follows: One for every
800 votes cast for James G. Blaine. for Presi-
dent. in 1874. and one for every fraction OF
150 or over. provided that every county shah
be entitled to at least one vote.
II. for any reason. convention has not
been called in any county In the State for tho
purpose Of sending delegates to the State
Convention on or before Wednesday, August
q. then, on that date the Republicans Of said
county are hereby authorized and requested
to hold . mass meeting ut the county aeat to-
select the number OF delegates to which such
county Is entitled.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-16
THE EAST.

The storehouse Of the Cohoes (N,Y.l O.
ton and Wool mills, belonging tc Siiliman,
Brooks & Co., was destroyed by fire late
the other night; loss $2O0, 900.
JUDGE BARNETT, of New York, has or
dered proceedings against the Volts Zeitxng
Tor threatening to boycott the jurors in the
recent Thesis conspiracy case.
The faifure OF W. II. Beede, cotton
broker, was announced in the New York
Cotton Exchange ON the 9TH. He was said
% be short at low prices.
TMorHY MEAD and Fritz Maxheiler, eyed
respectively ten and fourteen years, were
drowned in the Allegheny river near Kit
tanning, Pa, the other morning. Mead vas
seized with cramps while bathing, and Max
heller jumped in "a rescue him.
An Pittsburgh, Pa, the attorney for the
Oakland Street Railway Company has en-
tered civil suit against d. ". C Bidwell,
late treasurer Of the company, 70 recover
. shortase Of 81, 6sS&
Ar the coroaer's inquest held q New
Germantown, N. J., over the bodyof David
Welsh, one OF the victims ef The Potters-
vile poisoning case important facts were
developed, tie evideace showing that ssme
one probably placed arssase IN the ice
creamoans Intentionally
-. THE dry goods firm of Chnx7es A. Brown
u Co, q Pittsburgh Pa, made an assign
neat recently 10 william C 19icl
LIZ the t2o0ae0o suit e r Fhrnsworth,
OF the Banhers' and MerehantSr Telegraph
Company, against the Western Union
Telegraph Company for tie destructioE OF
Plaintiffs wire, Judge Lawrence, in che
New YORK Sunresna Court dsn;>d the IN
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-16

DEuxG, N. Il. was seriously damasea
BY fire recently.
Two oil tank cars exploded At Cleveland
O., early the other morning, causing So
600 fire.
LATE news from the Cherokee treasury fix.
- the amount Of the grass money pay aent
derived from the cattle leases at &l5.O5 per
bead This vas general disappointment
as the lowest estimate fixed the amount at
$3.50 and the buyers Of shares were 1gur-
ing on the larger amount.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-16

erty vas also destroyed.
CLEANING house returns for week ended
July II showed an average increase of SO
compared with the corresponding week of
last year. In New York the increase was
rs.
AMERICAN railroad stooeks were in good
demand IN London during the week ended
Juiy II. Business was quiet in Germany.
The PARIS Bourse was weak
TAE csae burners Of Pennsylvania threat
e. . general strike. They claim that the
syndicate has not kept the terms a. agreed
to u tho kee struggle.
Ing repNt of the Ways and Means Com
mit*ee xas adverse to the Randall Tariff
bill.
Cmo Gssn and Chic Chiagck, two Of the
Chinese hiEa1binders convicted In st. Louis
of tie murder Of Lou Johnsos, the Chinese
detective, hsve been sentenced to be hanged
August q.
The other afternoon Daniel Lutxinger, Q
farmer living near Alliance, O., was fatally
injured by horse baylor falling on him.
BUSINESS failures Cor seven days ended
July Q numbered for the United States,
LEO; Canada, 20; total, 170.
As SECURITY for . monopoly In tie salt
AID petroleum trade four Greek hanks
have advanced the Government $as0eOO0
BENJAMIN PAGE, an old and hitherto 70
spected citizen Of Harlem, N. r, has dis
appeared. He IL accused Of embezzling
money In various directions, some estates
to him being depleted.
CIV. n REED, living near 6helbyville,
Tenn, while bathing was bitten by .
make. He became dangerously IN, and
was 20 violent that it required several men
10 keep him from striking and biting him
'elf and Others. BE was bitten by . mad
log two years ago.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-07
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES
Snsnended Animation.

Fort SMITH, Ark, Aug. exit Ross,
quarter breed Cherokee, was hung here
today for the murder of Jonathan Davis, a
white man, at De Chouteau, l. T., on the
Goth of last December. Ross and Davis
were on bad terms. They met at store
at De Chouteau on the day of the killing,
Ross, who was drunk, approached Davis
and convcrsed with him in a friendly man
ner about the weather, thereby quieting
Davis fears of harm. When Davis walked
off Ross drew pistol and shot him through
the body, inflicting mortal wounds.
Davis fired twice at his assailant but
missed him. Ross fled but was brought
back tried and convicted and sentenced to
be hanged with six others on the 23d of
July, but President Cleveland respited him
for two weeks to have his case investigated
After investigation, however, he declined
TO interfere further and Ross was executed
accordingly. Yesterday he was taken to
the Catholic church and baptised by Father
Smyth He was resigned to his fate and
had nothing to say. He eat an early break
fast this morning and chatted pleasantly
with an associated press reporter, but said
it was all over with him and there was no
use TO talk
The death warrant was read to him in
his cell and the procession then moved
out to the scaffold where the
ceremonies were yey bli.f. Even while
the rope was being adjusted, Ross was per-
fectly composed He repeated parts of the
litany with Father -Smythe and was re-
peating the words Lord have mercy upon
me, when-the black cap was drawn over
his face The drop was sprung at 2:25
o'clock and Ross neck was broken by the
fall. He, died without struggle.
Blue Duck, 4 full blooded Indian. will
be hanged next Friday. There are twenty
four men in d,al here awaiting trial for muir
ders committed in the Indian territory.
GALLATIN, Mo, Aug 6-John F. Smith
was hanged here at noon today for the muir
der OF Wm:SP. Gleason on December goth,
1875. He was sentenced to be hanged for
the same crime for which Joe Jump was
executed two years ago, but the governor
granted a respite until today in ordrr
to look more fully into the facts
of the case. He refused, however, to in,
terfere further, and today at about II 30
O'Clock the prisoner was taken from the
Jail ut Maysville TO a valley near this place
in which the gallows had been erected. He
assembled the scaffold with firm step and
made a short speech in which he protested
complete innocence of the crime, stating
that Jump alone was guilty. His neck was
broken in the fall and he died without a
struggle.
William p Gleason, for the murder of
whom two men have now paid the penalty,
was a farmer of Monroe county where he
owned a mortgaged farm He had been
working by the day near here on the Rock
Island road and had accumulated enough
money to pay the mortgage. The night be-
fore his intended departure for home he
was waylaid by Smith and Jump who muir
dered and robbed him.
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Kansas City Grain and Produce.


Flour-Dull: quotations in car lots: Xxx, .5c xxx
85ag,c: family 81 05al IL; choice. 81 35al -; fancy
81 659l % patent 81 00a2 TO- rye -four 81 45ecl ~
Wbeat-Recepts. 1910; shipments, 6"s; IN store
363UsE market stronger: No. red, cash, VA bii
September, CD October 6ls4 bid No SOFT cash. oo1
bid, 20 asked; No red, 81 bid, 90 asked
Corn-Receipts, 1900 shipments, go; In store
5000; quiet; No = cash, 3i:4 bid, % asked; sep
TENDER $685. October 3Gs; No 2 white cash, 3'4 bid
IS asked No. 3 red, sss bid, $50 asked ~
Oa;s-No. 2, cash, q bid 2.1e asked; August 20
bid 271 asked; September 257s bid, 2.3i asked octo
Der, 21lb bid, - asked
Rye-No cash, 10 bid.
Hay-weak; fancy small baled. s. 90. large, S. 80
Mill stuff-Quiet.
Butter-Steady; creamery fancy, is; good Is; dairy
Is; store packed. ~; common, o.
Eggs-Steady at Size.
Corn Meal-Grcen, IS; dried, ~.
Corn Chop-Bulk, 20; sacked, 15
ShiDstuff-i6G.52c.
Che.se-Full cream. 81; fiat, 1@s; Young America
10: Kansas, 5a7.
PouItry-Dull; old hens, 81 Gd2 225 mixed, 81 80
spring chickens, large, 81 25 small. 81 2o@l 30
Dried Apples ld:c; peaches, 2e1ilpc.
Wool-Missouri, UNIV a.shed heavy fine, 6sls; light.
1sa22; medium combing 22Gi2i; coarse. 2e21 low and
carpet 15r Ia Kansas and Nebraska heavy fine p IS;
light 1870 81; medium, 2kd2 tub washed choice 5'9oo;
fine. 32cf.ss dingy and low. 21cf29: -
Broom corn-fIurl 10 self working, 6@7; common,
s; crooked. 311to4.
Hides-Dry flint No l. IS; No. 2; II; bulls and stays.
s.; dry salt. No, l. TO- No. ,, 8; green SALT No J. So No
2 g. green uncured. No l. T. No. o; calf, 1903; sheep
pelt No. 3 s.
Ta.iow-No L. SO; No. 2, 2sl.
Provisions cured hams, 2A4;breakiast bacon
lO dried beef 0ls dry salt clear rib sides, 81 ";
long clear Sc 90; shoulders s -; short clear So 30
clear 81 ee.ness pork $40 %; beef. s. So.
I.ard-Choice fierce. 81 l219.
Flax seed-Nc@$l %.
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The total sale of stocks today were sss i.s shares
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHlCAGO. August o.
The feeling was moderately strong i'm wheat today
throughout the entire session. The market opened al
76Sc for September, fell to 1886, to 714c
ports Of an export movement, and freight engage
here :lofing for the day at q. The receipts al
primary market showed a slight falling off.
Corn ruled stronger with free buying by some OF
the large local houses. The market opened at 49,
for .septembe, and rose to AZ. at which figures
operator took $4,000 in one lot. The market gradu
ally fell cack however, closing at AS
Oats ruled steady and unchanged.
Provisions firmer, mess pork advancing
sharply with corn and lighter movement of hogs
Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Sales ranged August, 1iA@ 75N closed 15l4
September, 16sd7iz closed 11s; October, $3.50 191s
closed 1s1s; No. 2 Spring Is; No. 2 red, ~.
Corn-Cash 41sa45l4: August s314 G43e, closed AZ
September, Alaa44a4; closed 43s; October, 451a@4s
closed 1875.
TENDER. 2s5sCa2s1s, closed 25s; October, 2efg2.ts
closed 291e.
Rye-Steady, No q cash. 50
Barley-Quiet; No. 2, 6sa6il9c
Flax Seea-Strong: No L. 81 Ia.
Pork Cash, 50 671e September, 80 6Os9 80, closed
g. 72l% October 50 zoos S,ls closed S3s21f.
Iard-Frm; cash Sc s21s; September, So 9Jts6 9s19
October, So e2J4c16 Is, closed So 6lle.
Whiskey-Steady, 81 u. nm
Butter-Stcady; creamery, ia Isl dairy, l21efoiie
Eggs-9I@ai0c. ooo
Receipts-Flour, $780, wheat, $500; corn, 2lS.0O0
oats. 22i,Up0 rye, 5000; barley, 1900.
Shpments-Fiour, 1900: wheat, 5000; corn, H.
0OG; oats, 1loOo rye, none; barley, none
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in Spanish and the other in English, reiterat
ing the former charge only because he had
to appear before the Mexican judge Wit
ness said his interests suffered grave damage
so that he would be unable to longer con-
tinue in business; therefore he supplieated
the Judge to name two persons to fix the
damage caused by said Cutting as an equi-
table way to settlement on his part.
Senior Jesus Galasa, attorney for Cutting,
took the floor and argued that the former
action ended the claim of Medina; that he
was justly responsible for the conduct of
the prisoner since, but said that Cutting did
not voluntarially break any Mexican laws;
that is why he went SO far away to publish
his card; that if the offense were punisha-
BILE there were many circumstances to
make it is light as possible
Cutting was then offered the floor, but
simply stated he could not recognize the
cour; that the case was in the hands of his
government.
The judge then pronounced him guilty
and the court adjourned. The Judge has
fifteen days to pronounce sentence in.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-07
st, Louis Grain and Produce.

ST. LOUIS. August D.
Flour-More actiqe. steady; xxx 81 25s2 IS, family
~ 4(Aa2 so: choice 81 9Da3 10: fancy, s. 4063 30
extra fancy. So COOS So patent. 81 a@4 10
wheat-very duh but firm. Prices opened easy
and advanced 3sG11c higher than yesterday.
Sales ranged: No. red cash, s6s4; August, ,5sl
September 17s4G1S4 closed ,Sle October. 19AceSJI4
closing sea.
Corn-very dull, but firm and about unchanged
Sales ranged: No. medium cash. 39s4@4o bid
August 39iS september, 4asep40;s, closing 4o94 NC
tober, 4l5sai2ls closing az
Oats-Nery dull but about steady; No mixed
cash 2sle65as September 2sa4: October. 2Sas.
Rye-Easy; -.
Barley-Steady. Il.
Iead.Weak; refined. 81 80; chemically hard 81 5.1f
Butter-Quiet and steady; creamery. l'@af dairy,
10al6.
Eggs-Fir1l. SIC.
Whiskey-Steady; 81 o..
Pork-sio p
I.ard-S6 80. ,ooo
Receipts Flour, 400: wheat. $500; corn, 2a"N;
oats $4,000; rye. l.0s; barley. none. uo
Shipments-Fiour, 1850; wheat. l6'."U; corn, 2,Vu'
oats 10000 rye, none barley. none.
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New York Grain.

NEW YORK. August g.
Wheat Cash grades a shade higher. Options
opened steady. later advanced haec. closing with
reaction of 4sasc.
Sales ranged: Ungraded red. 0@S5la No. red. ssh
ecSss No red SsisAss elevator sesstSs delivered:
Nc. red August Ss'sCSssss. closed ssh; september
s6esS6s.
Corn-Cash lots firm and quiet. Options ,sCS,sc
lower. closing firm.
Sales ranged: Ungraded. 4sAsl No. 2. slee5ld de
lvered No August Spa Ssis, closed sas September.
5las5lls.
Oats bteady; mixed western $500; white western
l0Ce<7.
Bariey-Steady.
Buttcr-Rather quiet western. 1902
Cheesc-Ftrm. western ,Aeo7aS
Eggs-Dull and weaker; western fresh, lssaAlA
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High Flyers.

SARATOGA, Aug. 6-Winners today
Fawn, Bill Sterritt, Smoot, Olivet and
Haroline
CHICAGO, Aug Cone mile-Lady
Longfellow won, The Dude end, Minnie
Hunt 3rd: time, IA
Mile and eighth-Dancing Kid won.
Luna Brown And, Jim Nave 3rd; time
1 :36 Il
Competition stake, mile and half-Lizzie
Dwyer won, Binette end; two starters; time
1:15 ga.
Second heat-Little Joe won, Our Friend
2nd, Moonlight Bird; time 1:16 1-2.
Third heat-Little Joe won, Our Friend
End; time 10 1-2.
One mile-Sir Joseph won. Bob Fisher
2nd, Top Sawyer 3rd; time I Al 1-3.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-07
A Michigan Town Burned,

DETROIT, Mich. Aug. GA special to
the Journal says: Fire originating in the
Mancelona house at Mancelona, Michigan.
swept over the town DESTROYING the bust
ness portion. Twenty-Five buildings were
burned, including the postoffice. bank and
two newspapers. The loss will be very
heavy. The fire was uncomfortable from
the start owing to inadequate water pro-
lection
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ST. IOUis Live stock.

ST. LOUIS August 6.
Cattle-Receipts. $50; shipments, loo market active
and firm: good to choice shippers 81 1904 IS; com
mon TO fair g. sNa4 49, butchers steers. g sos4 -
cows and heifers 81 25sS -; through Texans. ~ 81
Ge3 IS.
Hogs--Receipts Sso; shipments, 16ts market active
and firm; butchers and best heavy. q 5s4 80;
mixed hacking, 81 $500 90; grassers and common
mixed, g. 256s 25
Sheep-Receipts. ts: shipments, -; market active
and steady a. 95eslS IS.
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For Trade.

Horses. co~s. wagons. besvfss. norman
Sfaiii0fs, stock ~ genera; npsfef4an<tizs a1aSS
81 elothins u hor-@ lD~ef engine
and tnY~~nins nlz<sfne. two saiasfse patent
rissts shares la several good growing ty~H Ia
kzn-As. several coed eusJfbyns sssd tsfni~y
culture eisifs IL the Iasiea CITY ssd Gs-trArt farms
nj prp,svf, Ia All t,ss eastern shd s<ssffsrn
states si<s5 western EsIsas land ard great many
lots ia kzEsss towns al u trade FIR
lots IN " ieh1fs ~ improved fs-fs IN t>txrks issf
Ter, Co~iey. sfr1n~r and Rem rsSDnfs<s VII trade
-, morfaas~d pfpI~srfy Three sn<d nn5ftssf farms
rent fnr ~ We make sy<stsIfF II trs3i-ss ~
have anything 20 trade sl DsfHy sts Sssf-1P
ton 20 cur Sf7es. SGT pa frzsjs Tp-E it<
fer sale eTs1tt Cse% SD f<t Iss1ztas
stairs frtsat rsSffs- EFJHAE tABth.
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Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. August 6.

active: good grades shipping steers &sislSD pound.
81 20; stockcrs and feeders, g. lSSSs 81; bulk.
e. 6Dds ~: through Texas cattle, cows q 400
z g.; steers. S. 0s13 20.
Hogs Receipts $500: shipments, s,SO market
strong; rough and mixed. 81 1904 IS; packing and
shipping, 81 s5a5 "; light - se4 ~ skips g .sa4 a.
Sheep-Recepts. 800 shipments, en markes
strong natives 81 Ut94 -: western, 81 ZOOS 81;
Texas, s. COOS ~; lambs, q oNf5 y.
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National w. II. C.

San FRANcIsCO, Aug 6-Mrs. Eliza
beth Kline of San Francisco, was today
elected national president of the Woman 5
Relief Cops Mrs. Sarah Nichols of New
York, was elected senior vice-presidont
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Kansas City Live Stock.

Caftle-Receipts 2257; shipments. 29i; market
for fat cattle 5e10c higher grass Texans loc higher;
Il 4la3 90 stockers. 81 40S2 IS; feeders. So Se3 D.
cows, 81 1902 IS: grass Texas steers, 81 tSS ~
Hogs-Receipts. 7,4l9 shipments 81; market
for choice steady. Others sc lower: good TO choice
q 75ee4 50: common to medium, 81 1tei %; skils
and pigs, 81 0oCo4 40.
Sheep Receipts a96 shipments. none; steady;
good TO choice s. 40coS %; common to medium, u ~
(I2 p
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New York 1.-Two Stock.

INV YORK. August g.
Beeves-Recepts, including IS carloads for export
were 81 carload. Prices were i5tS2c higher but the
demand was only moderate. The sales included
POOR To fairly prime native steers, q 2sGs 5 fair
Texas steers, 81 U0h; fat bulls e saSS %.
Sheep-Receipts, 5yAG frmer common to rrina
sheep. o sa,&04 75 common TO prime lambs. S ea&
O. o.
Hoss-Receipts aioo; market quite 8 oAos %.
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OLIVER Bros.
Lumber Dealers
Wichita, Kansas.

-YARDS Al
Wichita, Mayfield. Wellington.
Harper, Attica, Garden Plain,
Anthony, Arkansas City, An
dale and Haven.
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UyANTED-Two good servants. man and " ne pre-
w ferred one TO cook, other for general house
work, including washing. 10 go 10 Fort Keno l. J.;
only in family; wages $40 per MONTH Adur'.,s
well. Kansas U4ot-
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FOR SALE.

E,OR RENT-Buiiding Cor wholesale purposes
7Uft deep. This building Wa erected 70 sce00-
modate the Wholesale trade Of the city. ard IL
convenient TO Frisc0. A. 7. i 8. and w .&W.
SIT Douglas ave. spbheEst are specially invited
70 examine the merits ofthe location and build
ing. John Exton Office In building dAwssu
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THE SHOOTING MATCH.
A. SMITH,
CONTRACTOR, CARPENTER
AND
JOINER.

Wn do a Kinds - caxpentr md 3oaner work On
snoee nosacA StllrA Ss1tr RAtltn6. aaeA Docqa.
- mop. - Gain seese Rassdencs on Iavfvuce
avenue nea1 CeatFAl Pussodncs box NJ
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-07

VXyANTED--Homes wanted for three children aged
rhis of,lce des III
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WY ANTED A situation by elderly lady a.
w housekeeper IN a SNAIL family or for witiower
Inquite at 5lS = Emporia ave. dh'ot'
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l1,oR sAIE-New job and newspaper once very
II low must seIl-Peerless press i3xi9 monumental.
sX9 10 fonts OF display type rules lead cutter. stone
etc plenty Of outfit used four months on Attic.
H,rrar E,ns dt5St"
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Advertisements In this column wiz be charged for
At the rate Of Five Cents per line Per week No ad
vertisements taken for less than IS cents and viii
not be inserted until paid for.
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L>OR EXCHANGING have n half ssctifn - s<s.x
II wick county land. partly improved ~bset
viii exchange for ichts property nissD ycry literal
terms Bunn.ii a Morshoiise. pn
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-07

Wy ANTED-B usness-A gentleman now visiting
w Wichita wishes 60 engage III some msrcantl'
or other business and viii be pleased To confer VIII
parties with view OF forming some connection. Ad
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STORAGE.

S.TORAGE-For household good. ana nsercs sssSiss
- at - Main -. Cheap rates ~ Cox a Stanley.
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UyANTED-A girl at 2as Waco st; small family;
w M children d6Sat+
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I.>OR SAf.E-Choice residence lots on Lawrence
il avenue. between Third and Central. east fronts,
well improv ed; sidewalks fences. and fruit; no built
ingn: the choicest nts In city; viii sell
50 - or ltu feet For and prices. call on A.
smith 10 tnlos
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VXyANTED--A situation a farm on any other re
w spectacle employment by a married man Al
dress q. H.. Eagle Office. dc9nt,
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NOR SALE--A few special bargains for few days.
II ~ feet North Main. south OF Central.
TO feet front on Fourth north ~ Central
The four corners on Fourth and Norrir street.
yifcet Fourth ave- one block from Douglas
10 feet Fourth ave. three blocks from Douglas.
N feet South Emporia ave- near Douglas.
One lot North Fourth ave- FIRST block.
one lot Fourth ave. south two biocks
it@ feet North Mosiey ave first block
Stafford 4 Ciee,g. ri Douglas ave. d6t ~
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FOR TRADE.

I.'cB JRAbE-Livery stable and the entire ouint
j good b,iSneS- good location. everything he
longing first class livery stable. siIuats- IN the
city ~ Cleveland ohio, Will trade for land ;f west
ern Kansas For particulars address loct Dor -.
Wichita. Kan. ATT