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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
The NATIONAL CAPITAL.
BILL TO INDEMNIFY THE CHI
NESE FOR THEIR LOSSES.
Land Frauds In the West C0nflrma-
tiOns Big Damage Suit-Grant
Anniversary.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-The Solici-
tor of the Treasury has instructed the
United States District Attorney at
San Francisco, Cal, TO bring suit
against the Sierra Lumber Company
TO recover about s2,21S,0O0 damages,
arising from the conversion OF timber
and lumber taken from public lands.
The special agents OF the Land Office
have been instructed TO render the
District Attorney all possible aid in
prosecuting the suit.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
VIII L, augurate the Eight-HOur
system.

CHICAGO, Ill, April 22.-0ne of the
largest meetings OF furniture manu-
facturer's ever hsld in the United
STATES was in session here to-day.
Delegates were present from Illinois,
Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa, Indiana end Kentucky. Over
100 firms were represented. 1t was de-
cided to inaugurate the eight-hour
eystem, commencing May 18th, and at
the same time make an advance of 10
per cent. on the prices of all kinds Of
furniture.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
senate pxecutIve Session.

WAsHNGToN, April 22.-The Senate
in executive session to-day took up
the case of Chas. r. Pollard OF Indi-
ana, nominated to be Judge of the
Supreme Court of Montana, vice Gen.
Coburn, suspended. The case was
reported adversely from the Judiciary
Committee, and Senator'S Edmunds
and Hoar spo Ike against Pollard. Pol
lard was a Confederate and Coburn
was a Union soldier. Many allega-
tons concerning questionable trans
actions in which Pollard took part,
when Assistant District Attorney in
Indiana, were discussed.
Senator Voorhees, began speech in
favor OF Pollard, but gave way for an
adjournment.
Senator Morgan offered resolution,
which was not acted on, to remove
the injunction of secrecy from the
We'll and LaAbra Mexican treaty, re-
Gently rejected, and the accompanying
papers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23

mate. Keep premises free OF perni-
cious exbalations, and watch over per-
sonal habits especially remember that
is a smiling Judas that
with merry laugh and jOcund Glee in
PRODUCES cholera into the dwelling.
Cholera, dirt and drink are members
OF the sane firm, and the two latter
are faithful abetters of the former.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23

ing men, and this opportunity is
doubtless now presented. All day to-
Gay ]. L. Monaghan, chief of the Aid
Association, vas busy among the
strikers, and it is reported this even
ing that COMMITTEES would meet for
the purpose of considering the sivisi-
bility Of making the strike strictly
union affair, and making use Of all
the power in the organization to gain
the day for the local strike.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
AduIteratIon of Food Products.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-The House
Committee on the Judiciary to day
laid on the table a number Of b lis to
prevent the adulteration or imitation
OF food products This action was
taken for the reason that the commit
tee believe the bills to be unconstitu
tional SO far as they affect the several
States, and so far as they affect the
District of Columbia, they are not
properly within the province of the
oounroittaa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
strike at Kansas city.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, April 22.-Sixty
men employed as truckers, stowmen,
receivers and checkers at the Missouri
Pacific freight depot struck tonight,
demanding moro pay. The strikers
claim that it is a movement in their
aid. They say it will seriously inter-
iere with business here unless new
men are secured to fill the vacant
nlanoa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
The Morrow chinese Buu.

WAsHINGroN, April % The House
Committee on Foreign Affairs to-day
reconsidered the vote by which a
favorable report was ordered on the
Morrow Chinese bill. Representative
Morrow and the other members OF
the California delegation are opposed
to the amendments made to the bill
in committee, and especially to that
one which says any master OF vessels
shall not be liable TO penalty ior
bringing any person into the United
States who IS entitled to come 10 this
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23

country under existing treaty stipula-
tons. They say that the bill i. really
an abrogation of the Burlingame
treaty, and that if the amendment
were adopted it would defeat the en-
tire purpose of the bill They also
said they would oppose the bill in the
House if reported in its present
shape The bill will be fu ther con-
sidered in committee next Tuesday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23

WEST NEWTON, PA, April 22.-
While Mrs. Albert Neff was planting
vegetables in the garden this morning
the house caught fire, aud before she
could rescue her four children, who
were sleeping up stairs, they were ter
ribly burned. Two Of the little ones
are reported sinking rapidly and are
expect d to die ct any moment,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
Nnn.Residnnt Nnlier.

To. 6l07, r. Din the Chaneery Court OF
Shelby County, Tenn. State OF Tennes-
see VS.. Mary A. Bragn Ct al.
IL appcaring from allegations Of ahe bill in
this cause. which Is sworn to, that me de-
feudants, d NJ DuBose, JOhG Hiddles,ton'
are non residents Of the State Of rennessee'
and that the lace Of residence Of 6ayii
nor end wife, - GRynOr, is unknown aao
cannot ke eltained upon dihgenS inquiry
made; -, =.
IL is therefore ordered That they make
their appearance herein, at the Court-house
Of Shelby county, IN Memphis Tenn on 35s q
before the first Monday in June, A D., 1889,
ard mead, answer OF domur 70 complainant
bill, or the same will be taken for eontesse9
as 70 them and set for he5ring ex paIte u )
thai a eopy Of this order be published once
week for four successive weeks in the mem
Nils Appeal. This ID day Of April, lsoo'
A copy-Attest;
RyH. 4. Walsh, Deputy O, and NJ.
John Johnston, Sol tyr compl NJ
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
AYerdiet Of Moi (luIIty.

ST. LOUIS, April % The jury before
whom the case of w. W. Withersy
charged with placing dynamite on the
track Of street railway during the
strike of some months ago, causing Sc
we're damage 10 the company's prop
erty, returned a verdict to-dsy of not
or1iltv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
Land Frauds In the West.

WASHINGTON, April % Commits
sioner Sparks of the General Land
Office is completing the organization
OF a special board of review, the du-
ties OF which will be to examine and
report to the Commissioner upon al
applications for patents to public
lands. Its examinations will have
special reference TO detecting evi.
dence of fraud. The board will con-
sist OF fit on or twenty OF the more
expert clerks of the General Land
0fli2e, detailed for the special service,
and such cases as receive a favorable
report from this board the Commits
sioner will certify to the President for
pateut. The field force in the West
has recently been increased by twelve
newly appointed special agents, eight
of whom will give their special atten-
ton to the detection of fraudulent en-
tries. The other four will look after
the interests of the government in
timber trespass cases. The Commis-
sioner says that by increasing the eff
cheney and thus the vigilance of his
force both in the field and in the
Office, he hopes to accomplish much
that would have been accomplished
had his order of April 3, 1885, been
allowed to stand,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
Aid for the SC. Louis strikers.

ST. LOUIS, April 2e.-The Executive
Board of the knights of Labor re-
ceived to-day, up TO noon, for the
strikers fund $4,000 in drafts, and a
telegram from the East stating that
$4,000 had been forwarded from sym
pathizers in that part of the country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
Arrival of the New Chinese Minister.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Chang Yen
Won, the new Chinese Minister, and
his suite, arrived in the city tonight
The Minister and his party were met
at the depot by the retiring Minister
and the attac es OF the Legation and
were escorted to the Embassy in car
riaqes, after which the ex-Minister
and his suite returned to the hotel,
where they will remain while in the
city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
Another Strike on the Southern Pa.
el6r

HoUsToN, TEX, April 22.-The yard
men of the Southern Pacific railroad
struck to-day, for what Cause is not
stated. The strikers number about
fifty men. Freight traffic on the lines
has been suspended since the trouble
beeap.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23

it was resolved to repeat the demand,
and if it is not granted on or before
the 1st OF May the moulders viii
strike. The members OF the onion
number about $500.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
Ail was Quiet at midnight.
NJ. LOuis stove MOuIders' Troubles.

NJ. LOuis stove MOulders' Troubles.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 22.-Ihe mem
hers Of the local Stove Moulders
Union some time ago demanded OF
their employers sn advance in wages
OF 10 per cent. Two Of the toundries
scceded to their demand, and the
management Of the Others succeeded
in aveFhng a strike Of their employees.
Last night at q meeting 81 the union
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-23
EXTENT OF THE srRLKE.

II is said this evening Inst the strike
hss rnmiRcations thst are not tul Y I'M
dersto1d by any bat the men them
selves, and it is not st all improbable
thst all the switchmen in the country,
a least those between here and the
seaboard, stand ready to aid the Lake
Shore men hs striking whenever
cslled on TO do so. l. has been per
sistently deuied tina. this strike was
under tina direction OF the Switch
mems Mutual Aid Association,
and this may heret fore have
been tue. Bat Inform lion was
gained to.dsy tia. the Aid Association
wou'd be only too glad Of an opper-
tuaity 70 fake up the side Of the strls-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-19
Doesn't Come Under That Head.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 1S.-A court mar
tial was recently ordered by the officers of
the state militia to try Rollins Bingham, a
lieutenant in the Kansas City regiment, for
misconduct Judge Slower, of the circuit
court, granted a habeas corpus, and today
he made permanent injunction against hold
ing such court martial The court main
tains that member of state militia is
amenable to court martial only while per-
forming military duty, and attendance on
encampment does not come under that
head.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-19
Heavy Assignment,

BosToS, Mass, Aug. 18-Samuel r.
Payson today made an assignment to Sam
johnson, of Hoovey & Co. The announce
ment caused great surprise, as Payson had
been considered one of the wealthy men in
Boston His financial difficulty, it is said,
was caused by the endorsement Of the pa
per of the Indian Orchard mills, which are
virtually owned by himself and family.
VIM. Gray, Jr., whose dead body was
found this morning was treasurer of thi.
mill and Payson's assignment is the natural
sequel OF Grey's heavy defalcation. Mr..
Payson is a man of the highest standing,
and his difficulty ELECTS sympathy from
every quarter, and it is thought by many
that they will prove of temporary nature.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-19
SupDoSed Patricide,

CAICAGo, Aug. 18.-Thomas and Daniel
Ryan, brothers. were arrested last night
charged with having murdered their father,
James Ryan, a blacksmith, whose dead
body was found in room in his house with
fearful bruises on the head Ryan's wife
and daughter have been visiting in the east
for some time and the father had been
drinking frequently. He was quarreling
yesterday with his two sons the greater
part Of the day. 1t is thought Thomas in
tlicted the fatal injuries with an axe which
was found
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-19
Raao Rail.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 1s.-Topeka H.,
st. Joseph f. Observation-Disclosures g.,
Athletics B. Washington 4,
New York 4 eight innings. Chicago
Chicago Z, Kansas City l. Detroit-Detroit
8, ST Louis 7.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-19
IT. Louis Live stock.

Cattle Receipts 20ss. shipments. 81. market
h-fu; good 70 choice Shipper. ~ ga So:
20 far. - 9l-4 81 butchers steers g. 9s<4 p;
cows and h.if,-- g G5F -; through Texans, e. ~
Oh 80; frdiars = 49, ~.
HorS-R.cc1'. 81; shipments none; market active
end strong; hI.,ch.r. .nd hcst h,srr. ~ y-5 -;
mi1ct packing. - 51sr+ 81; tight. - lo@4 S.
Sheer r. ~ipt=, Is.c: shipu-ats. ltru; n srket
steady a.. fT,tt med, - 30 -
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-19
chicago live stock.

CHICAGO At.usc Is.
Cattir-F.c,irts srlr shiVrnrrts 100: n-a-ket
strong aTd -etivei good - choice butchers g 10
10: S;octer5 = < - n bulls snil Glsx.d = 1A-2
- c.SS
Eass-rec-l7:s. 5000; shipment 800, nls-set
strU7l1; -cct hatehers T. hes heavy 3 So ~ p;
packing ard ,h,r-iar sozs5ls Iisit 4 So .;
Sleep Receipts, $50: shipnrnt. 9e0; n1zr-es
stead: native - nss1 -: western. - - e. lex
ans. g - laIoiss. g $50. %
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-19

Horses COWS wagons. bugy,ieS. a Norman
stallion. stock OF general merchandise. se5.ttp
stock Of clothing. iahorse power engine
and IArrShing msCine. two valuable patent
rights .sr-S IN several good growing town IN west
EN- Kansas. several good pr-cInp tious and timber
culture claims in the Garden City lNnd district farms
and town property IL ali The eastern and southern
states. also western ksrsSs land ard great many
vacant ios IN western Kansas towns ali 10 trade FOR
LOT. n Wichita proved farms ir Seigwck But
Ter, Cowley Sumner and Reno counties. VIII trade
Tor rnort8agcd prEprty Three god improved farms
70 rent for isss. We make speciality OF trading II
you have AZ ythr 10 trade sell bring the descrip
ton 70 csfcc; s-s you trade Town lots
for sale credit cfrice SO fSt Douglas avenue ND
saal->. front room. RkLHAN & SABIN.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-19
Kansas City Live stock.

KANSAS CfTT, august !.
Cettlo Receipts. 2c79 shipments. Geo fat stuff
stron, and sHsf- higher grass Of good quail
" steady common dnii: choc. - I@ri 81; com
mon - medium ~ SOC; -; stocsers, - -
a. -: feeders ~ zoos ~ cows. - ,t-2 c.
grass Texas steers :! NOS -.
Ho<S-"eceipts, ~ shipments So; choice
firm. Others steady; good choice. 81 sfa.i -;
common TO medium. Al 5o914 =: sAips and pss
81 7ts1 a.
Sheep-R-c-ipts, 5-}7 shipments. III: steady
good to che cc :: 80 20; common 70 medium, 81 20
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-19

$50. sso4l
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF CcS-I>soIIi.R OF CyEHRc'

go. So43
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or Cc0cTssoIIi.R OF CT II 49,.
Washington. July -. sSSS.
Whereas, satisfactory NOTICE has been transmitted
to the comptroller 81 the currency tlat IN, Es
Stock q Tie STATE NcItoEAi f.,1k - Wichita iclitS
4Ansa<. has oe-l Increased in III CO fgrrr -.t
thousand dSiar &tSs6 IN actor..lDCe with law and
.Ae pT1ylsic-s n fsie O Nay s-c t4&r Tie
~nclc amount 81 sslca Increase has beer Iit Il. a,d
lEss the I4i1Cp capital stock az s-io hsAIk
xoi;,lgs u The q one aUEdre3 fhoia. tl -
,elUnf
Now. II : hereby certified tsf tie capital sssrS Of
the state National Esak 81 y ichit hlaSlS afore
ssid, has teu increased aforesaid IN tee u
FORTY e.sht thousand dollars, ,s2SGst said in
cre.s-, u capital has len paid i 70 sal hank
ySrt Il ;-e capital ss.cs jAersot End tt-t the said
tlc-e>e y capital ! proved by the c1iGf trolier
of the currency.
In witness whereof he-esuto a'-x my Official sig
nature and seal of Cf,ico.
=. p SSN1 DER
isxALt nopas. and Acting Comparable
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-19
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Markets.

New York Money Markets.
NEW YORK. August IS.
Government bonds dull and weak; state borGs
heavy; rairoaf bonds quiet, generally heavy; stock-
weak first prices being generally from Is to Is lower
drive wss Immediately male at prices by the bears
ana everything declined sharply. THIS sRcceeti.
ed by Irregular endkomewhat fcverish narke; IN
I'll p H. when another break took place and TIE
lowest prices OF the day were current at p H. but
prices rallied in last hour and market closed firm
Every thing en- active list lower tonight.
xoney-on cell easier, rEsirg from 10 TO z per cent
closing at 10 asked.
Prime n.rchantiie Parer-4s5 per cent.
Sterling Exchange Steady ard unchanged.
Governments Bcads-Dun and steady.
State Bonds-D5:i and heavy.
Tie total sale ot stocks today 49, shares
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-19
New York Grain.

NV lIf-s
V-hea:--spof ,ots OPENED J4as, lover rIc-.f
stro- ger Options opened rrrn AMI advanced slight
". v@.aser r9d declined ~ Afterwards r:ri strong
T. s1S recched S.r'.c having CT S--y TIT.
Crs-ss.d r-i. -ifsa9if No .- ~ s'its el.-afsT.
3Hsf 1ssi4 delivered No -.d August t-7r.
C0rn-spot lots ~ higher sri scarce. options
opened lover closing firm. gng,sien -. No a
August s1is scpte-rQe- sil11sI4
oate-moderative ac;tve. mtSei western - =;
white western. - siS
Bersy-ste1iy
Butter-Ff-rl; western, l3Al.4
Chrese-Ff-r1. western. 7sO1ia.
ESss-Fir:3; western fresh. 80.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-19
Notice 20 Contractors.

Scaled proposals VIII be received NJ to re Gocll
inst. fur the carpenter work OF three stOv brci;
building to be erected the corner If MAR and
Second streets Wichita kaus. for Peter Getto. Plans
and specifications can be at TIE orice ~ Rush 6
ell, At Is " Douglass ave. d14st
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-19

| Prime N.rchantiie Paper-4ls5 per cent
Sterling Exchange Steady ard unchanged
| Government Boads-DuEf and steady.
! State Bonds-D5:l and heavy.
Tie total sale ot stocks today we're sS.Ij shares
| Chicago Grain ana Produce.
( CHICAGO. August IS.
There was active trading n wheat today accom-
panied b. very unsettled, feeling The opening
strong 1ah higher. iafaied oy tie favorable tenor
Of the public cables. but there free releasing
advance AMI prices declined +; the weakness was
due in part TO a reported failure in the dry goods
trade at Boston, large buying again carried n,rket
up ~ closing about yesterday. Corn ruled Is
lower but rallied and closed about as yesterday
Oats ruled s;essiy but closed a shade easser.
Flour steady and unchanged
Wh-a!-s.les rsnsed Ausust. .e34tsl7 closed
~ sep.-mser. 7,.so ~ closed october ~
f.5st
99 ,s a I bn s,i Esss and ao s,ssea .rsas
tenlter, 4SssS4l closed as; October, 4<9so4sSs.
o.tsl.ih, e.7S August. e74 September, Sc
Rye~stsady No ,. cash, 50
Rsrley-W Ak; 70. !. 81.
Flax seei-strong: No. ISL u.
ca essu s. oc.sser p.:@ y s.ss
Lhrd-Etrn; cash 81 SO. z21e; August. g. s01ae,4.
closeds' ssli: September, q @ss s.. closed 8 g;
Wniskey-stsAly. d i3.
y,
hss.toes Firm. q &C. g per barrel,
sSitiaen,s SEQ wheat aaoo corn 2i. aos
oats. 500 rye, lug; barley. s.Uu
S. Lsuis Grain and Produce.
ST. LOUIS August Is
ss CHOICE. sshj' as 'F! f.n nee 5 80. 5sGiy
extra fancy, . S-Ss s; patent, y dS(es y.
and ecseS I lsSs. tasn s.. sesd a'cn ~
whsst~ a.c.isa, IS 20: sn.pmens' Il ~; in store.
- seD,.ns:r SEE. Closed ~ r. october s Sc SO
! Sl&, closing sl1H
raIliep AND cia.sd n.n At ys.terdsys late Prices prices W
Corn-keceipts. $500 shipments, $50; In storA
l55ooo market stronger No. mixed l94 September,
3 Ga. = . cash - sep 3; October asa
IeadSDnIl; renne y GO; chemically hard 81 5.
Butter-Quiet; creamery, 1923; dairy, lSsi6.
Sssslsy..s; AZ
Receipts -tIour ,so: wheat, $500; ecrn. eo,no:
oats. l4.lG ye. loo; barley 2co
shipments FIo..r, 6.t1e whe.t, 1890; corn. 100;
oats t,o}l rye, none; barley, none.
Kansas City Grain and Produce.
KAs.A. CITY. August IS.
Flour-Steady quotations III car lots: .5c; Xxx.
500; family, . no Is; choice, ii ss ~ fancy,
wheat-f.eoeipts eiso; shipment, 1909; in store,
sale, rang..l: No. red casa, ~ bid; IS asked;
May ~ bid, asked. No. soft, cash So bid, 't1a
Co-n-s2les ranged: No, cash, s.. bld ss,s asked
Sept AZ; oct ;'.,>sssa Nay ~ bsd as ashet No
OatS-very dull ard easier cash -,oZ7}4; October
Rye-Bettor 5i4; Sep. 5as4.
a.y-Fi.nl; fancy small bae,', . %
Butter steady creamery fancy IS good, Is; dairy,
-: store pzcAeG. ~; common t.
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ySw yOHE. luTIst Is
NeEv 1C-s-Deevcs rec~ipfs .SS9 icsiutfrS lr for
ex-scrtetinl slive: fair ssea6y prlss for
good stock Sgi dull and rather weak err conn:n
ratlvc steers sole - re- ST. fair Che~cese -se~rs
81 s4 ~ FAR Doio-s,o 90 - e. hull, .s->tsS AMI
dry cows 50 no, ~
sheep-Se-eirts ~ market duiI act as AZ
3 7sE q per IN lie ,cr sas-p ane = ar<ss = f1-
lambs
hoC-R-ceipts, a7r; market slow and .t->.y 8.
81 5oA IS per cvt.
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FOR TRADE.
STORAGE.

1,TORAGE-F0r household goods and mcrl band;s.
= 1T 2'6 Main e lnccp rates. by Cox & STANLEY
l.. TORAGE-For household goods or merchandise,
y boxed or loose; If you have az goods 10 store
fTinE hem 70 TIE Wichita StoTsse Co. 10. il6 West
Dol.slss ct
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FOR SALE.

VIH0R SAIE-Four hundred and ffty-fve feeding
IL steers for sale cheap IS miles southwest Of this
place For further particulars enquire at shis oflce
d,y4t
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FOR SALE.

NOR SAIE-A small stock OF millinery goods En-
II 0uirp OF Mrs. E. A. Bechtel. Goddard dsSet'
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-19

L>OR SALE-A good surrey. set Of double carriage
II harness about new, also fine Swear old pony
and good milk COW. For further information ap-
ply at No 34ss, " Lawrence ave. W. H. human.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-09-07
Sabr9am9 is. 9nbnut Soma 9ittag ben z. eepu 1886.

seipart, bte Bewobner tamen aber NIT benz
S9reden bapon.
Die @a@fu@ t ber canabii&en @es
sierums sesen bic GbeiInebmer an benz
Riel'i@eu Mufitanbe I'M Norbwefi. @ebiet,
an bem fie bod 70 sroBe S9uIb trus, tennt
teine @reusen. AIs fie lire Sa9e perlos
rem faben, fla&teten fi@ eine betrd@tli9e
anaabl ber Subianer.M Mii9linse, tie am
aufifanbe tbeiIsenommen batten, mad ben
Der. Staaten, unb iu@ten fi9 in Datota
auaufebeIu unb 2anb auf3unebmen. Mber
bas Minifertum bes Snnern enti@ieb. baB
bic Mii8Iinse aIs Snbianer an3uieben
ieien unb aIs ioI@e teinen Mnipru9 auf
Barserre9te unb auf bas 8orre9t batten.
0HentIi9e 2dnbereien aufauuebmen. Sn
Golse bauon baben ft9 bieie 2eute meiit
na9 bem britii@en @ebiet 3uradbeseben,
um ii9 bort uon Reuem auf3ufiebeIn. Die
eanabii9e Resisruns uiq iie aber ni@t
baben, un6 fat uerboten, bnen 8ei1ttitel
3u sebem, 70 baB bieie l1nsladlt@en binfort
beimatbIos fein werben. Sang abseieben
.uon ber l1nmeni@Ii9teit bieier Mnorbnuns,
tam bieieIbe nur ba3u bienen, bic nod
Ianse ni@t erIoi@ene aufrabrerii9e Stims
u,uns TN eorbweits @eBiet su fSrberu, unb
ben 6aB sesen bic @esieruas uon Neaem
au f@lren.