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crceipts or Produce.
PASsENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
raIua and Waianae. per stmr
r's-A M Hewett, A Burchardt
Kss. = assengers-
ana LIZARD ports, per stmr W G
f His Excellency Hon l. A
rs m Givin, Il Dolan, G n Sren-
Tbl.' Mrs LeveY and child, w Z
cs's Wa Weeks, Mrs q T Makanoe,
gf A.sGuife. Mrs s Davis, Z # Beard
SLs e " G Kaaona, Yum Chung
51.inasSengerS-
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most favorable chance for an ex-
ion in the Orient is offered in the
rtisement of the S. s. Takasago
4. She returns In March after cruis-
a great deal IN Japan waters, and
ares are exceedingly moderate. The
mmodations on this vessel are very
ing In their comfort and elegance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-29

Lodge lie Progress is called together al
8 O'Clock to attend the funeral OF the late
William Sherry.
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Fifteen persons arrested on Thursday
and one on Friday await trial before
Judge Blank. The most serious charge
is against Japanese, Tor assault on a
policeman with knife. Three Chinese
accused of PLAYING STRAIGHT poker. =
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The current Planters Monthly has s
practical letter on coffee culture by Mr.
VIM. Kinney, of Honomu, Hawaii.
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SLIPPING NOTES.


..,r y. BRYANT and Ceylon viii
ID w. to-day.
r'ss '-' PowDe &c still unloading
lgtaI ". =, -. yrhaTf
srgl ~ ~ -. o,oa, viu er,.iva pext
safh 2 VI ~ I9..o y cvs,.r
ys t5l Sal-
hhrk Lady Lanpsoh comes al LIE
r. Fhari this morning
...rs tomorrow are: Mlka-
.raag, .auea Hou.
aleakaIa arrived last
Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-29

The street cars with double mule
teams glided over the rails in good STYLE
on Fridays trials.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-29

Mr. SEVERN has new sets of pictures
out at the corner of Fort and King streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-29

Notice of assignment of w. S. Luce
for the benefit of his creditors is given IN
this paper.
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A native sailor on the steamer Pele
died while off the Hamakua coast this
week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-29

Mr.. Shimpei Hayakawa is proclaimed
as an attache to the Japanese Legation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-29

An important notice to delinquent tax
payers is to be found elsewhere.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-29

A wedding is among the events fixed
for New Years Day.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Usual afternoon concert at Emma
Square.
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Annual meeting of Sailors Home So
ciety at 10 O'Clock.
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NOTICE.

Ii PERSONS WITHOUT PI RAfIT OR BTSI-
n mess are hereby forbidden to enter the
Tong aeep Co d eInises or Bere1ania street,
known as the Chinese Church. Any person on
persons found trespassIng on said premises VIII
DE prosecuted according to lsw.
TONG HEN Co.,
per Seu Chong.
Honolulu, Dec. %, 1888. 1s5-lm
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,rbsAY- south Kona, waH, Dec
= ISIS. Of sumption SC Linds7T
abd p yes native OF 81 aEt
.oR,S-l Er-acialo ~.
FHary, be son ~
IS yel 2 -Jnsi
RT- llUlu
OLD ie liam she
+ He 4antG5iOE, a.
iN SEQ tUklyu, n. Y.
Fun. from the 81
sney, y sau street. or e I'D
% thig lturdav) aft ea a
w.
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Annual Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SAILORS
4 Home Society will be held st the room of
the Chamber OF Commerce on SATURDAY, the
29*h OF December, 1888, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Election of Trustees, etc. A good attendance
of members is requested.
F. A. SCHAEFER,
1885, Secretary.
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Rand Concert.

The Royal Hawaiian Band will give
concert this afternoon at Emma Square,
commencing at 4:30. Following is the
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rallari0It.

r&lll-rl0Is
= i1llc officers Oil le = A
eP0l. q, No. 124, + n3
install thursday eve ug ar -a=
= veg
w. II.
=. ".
81 Doi, J. W.
40 - Orator.
be- s -eaeurer.
q a w oetaetary
De- - epuW.
d. .ey, s. d.
-1ls saint, =. ..
mes ] dc.
j. II rs TYLER.
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advertisements.
NOTICE
MR.. w. DAVIS

rs NOW SOLICITING ORDERS FOR Us IN
/ all kinds of Portrait Work. We guarantee
satisfaction in all cases.
Is6-Iw g. WEST co.
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'A So and make your seIec-
~tf Vesr from King Bros
he2- elected Gods which
on exhibition at their Art
Hotel Street.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
A Trick Of Counterfeiter6

A gentleman now in one Of the city banks,
but formerly Of the secret service depart
ment, said the other day that the public
should be very careful in judging counterfeib
money by one distinct feature In the bill
"IIl give you an idea of how these fellows
work he said. They generally make two
or three plates from which different bills are
struck of One of the plates Is likely TO be
triae short or long. The public becomes
aware Of this, and bases judgment Of it,
commences by measuring suspicious bill
with one known to be good We'll. these
fellows Will then spring bill on the town
exactly right il length, and everything goes
on serenely. They are cute lot, tel you,
and have many schemes TO get nd OF their
stuff The fellow who does the showing never
carries more than one bin with him at .
time AS soon as he gets rid Of it he hands
the change he receives TO confederate on
the outside and receives another bill When
party Is suspected OF trying 10 shove coun-
terfeit money he should never be aressed On
the spot, but should be watched untli &c
meets his confederate On the outside: then
you'll get the bcs; man of the two, and most
likely tire principal Women are used sor,e-
times 10 shove the stuff, but they are not
reliahle, and most couu.erfeiters steer clear
af them In their vorkT-ChjcAao HsuA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. July 3l-The tables were turn
ed in wheat and corn on change today.
Wheat was weak and closed 2Ac lower
than Yesterday. Corn sold &c higher ear
" without apparent reason and closed &c
higher
The wheat market was q frickle one; 1t
wasn't until the price by successive dips
and rallies worked its way down &c under
the closing price of yesterday that many
of the enthusiastic bulls could see that the
bulge was thing of the past and that the
market was not only weak but heavy. The
curb influences were given undue force
and there was great disappointment both
here and at New York when prices opened
lc lower for leading futures with oats
dragging. The report of clearances OF
wheat and -four from Atlantic ports
were 1l2000 bushels, and the bulls
began to fear that the export buying
reported did not mean much. There was
talk of quiet selling by the leaders while
they bought openly. Sales ranged as fol-
lows until near the close: August $3.50
S3]4c, to S37sc, down to S235c; September,
SAGE, down to S37sc up TO S43sc, down to
S35sc, up to $3.50, and back to s214c, or FAC
under last night. The market at the
the session September, the leader closed
214c lower than at the same hour yester-
day. Closing prices were: August SIC,
September S23lc.
The strength of corn early and the prices
which were kept up to the close puzzled
the best men in the pit. There was some
bull news from Kansas early and no doubt
some coverings by shorts on that account.
but that was not sufficient to explain the
Jump of 1c or more in all futures the first
hour. The.receipts here were less than the
estimate, but still reached $50 cars, with
33s cars of No. grade. The out-inspection
was against the bulls, being only 1920
bushels Prices ranged: August, 45hc
up to 46516c, and back to 4515c; September,
454c up to 4615c, back to 455sc, closing at
451zc.
In oats. the speculative market was
rather animated early, July being in good
request from shorts and advancing fully 1c
over yesterdays closing, and other deliv-
cries followed with firmness and 14c adj
vance, being influenced by the improvement
in corn. A heavy fall of rain early in the
day also caused some covering The last
hour of the session witnessed quiet mar
ket with all of the advance for July at
one time lost, though the final closing was
&c higher, and the other deliveries became
heavy so as. to be finally the same or only
sc above the last quotation of yesterday.
An active business was transacted in
provisions hut an unsettled feeling pre-
vailed. Shorts bought freely and longs
realized. \ large part of the trading,
however, W; IS in changing contracts from
August to : eptember
The leading, II lures ranged as follows:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01

An English barr!rsr was lately summoned
before the beDcb~rr Of bis inn. charged ~l.h
the serious professional ofense o. aco~fcang
Q fee Of ha4f guinea when ms hr,sf ~as
marked with q guinea The offender vas
severely rsprinsAsded ard informed that 10
had departed from ".he best traditions Of
tie bar He respectfully urged tia, he lad
imagined that b. WA following ''th~ LIST
traditions Of tas ba<.' tas~nnch a. be hsd
taksn al be coah set so struck yer. tbs
beEchers. either viii the forcs of this ob.<r-
vssaoss o~ tie forensic ability displayed by Tbs
eziyrst IN his own dsfszss, TIA. they l~: hir,
&C vfthOu: further rssnAxE-Loudoo Truth.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
The Locust. of ths Ysz..

LocuG-s are now a regular part Of the day.
fhovisloEls with Us, and are really an excel
lent article OK Gle: After trying them in
several ways we have come 70 the conclusion
tina. they are best plain bodied Tie long,
hopping legs must Be pulled OF, and TIE 10
Gust, bed By tie wings. dipped into sal. and
eaten As 70 favor, TIN Insect tastes Of veg
esab1s rather than Of fsa OF 6esh, rsoe uralsk
green wheat and TO ~ e supplies the piacs
q vegetables, Of which wc are much In ne.sd
For catching lrusz morning n the tsuse.
vhen they are ball benGr.ked By cod. and
their wings Damp With the DIV. They may
then be found In hundrsts under tie e>ser1
bu2a@, and gathered without troubse,
merely sho~elsd into . bag or bsxks<
1b~y de~o0r everything regrt.bae. sr,d ~.
devoursd b. everything animal. iaru and
bszssarrx. rnvsrss HAWKS aad t0zzsrcn We
pszed through Hocxsof raver.s and b.x-ar..s,
s.ts.ag &C he ground sorged with ,Aer--
Ibe caDeis rurnch tben "A VIII st~4r food !:
tie GreJ aoands run Ezapping af.<- them al
Ay long. eating @ many a. they can catch
IAs BedcHtns Often gfvs shezn 70 .aeir h-orsrx,
and just nov many r1hs have noshing 70
ct bet ioc1Es aad caxners czslk-Tcx.s:S
L&
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st. Louis Produce.

7. =.
CLoUR-Quiet and unchanged
NHEAT-t ash. active aud lower. options quiet
Cables ana better weather in Europe caused a rush
10 sell At the opening and prices declined Ia,eT a
partial reaction took place. which Mas followed.
how YER by. another decline and the close Was IS
10 21sc below Yesterday. No. red cash. H-1o-5 &c
August, SO1SGS4 closing SS.c bid: september
sssGStssC, closing siisc; December o5sSc. closing
s6tsCr May sold Sc closing N &c bid.
CtES-Cssh, higher. ith an improved demand.
Options. a strong advance early. un3er sharp de-
manc based on reports of damage 10 the As sSs
crop by hot winds followed av a re apse aud
the close was weak, though x sc above est rday.
No 2cash 4cs-eiic August ! s,SiSslC closing $40
asked Septe Der, $3.50 &c clos .nz 10. Osaober sei
c1.oife. closing 40sc; year 3sls~5sc closing Sass
asked.
oATS-Lower and weak. No. > cash sga.sS2ilac;
July 22t.S2-9 as August 22ias@2es Septenlhe- sASc
RYE-Entireiy neglected.
HAY High grades firm and in good demand but
all low grades. especially lrair3e very dull
and demoTalized- Prime 10 fame urai-ie s. fss o
choice timothy Sl5Uo; old timothy sllUls laol
LEAD-tImeri common $S.s2>x$S.cS, refined held
- $50.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
Kansas CITY Produce.

htHsS> 4 lN kFtuutt.
KANSAS CITY, No, July 81.
AT-Hgher; No. : red '0c bid, &c asked.No.
. soft lc bid.
CoRN-LoNer; 90 bid; S7'.c asked
OAT>-20c BID.
kNE-6sipc.
FLOUR-Quiets NN 90. XXX Sl.Go3l.05 family. sl05
&.lO; choicest Svsl-0 ancy.S -SNSl-3; extra fancy
81 .talct I.r5 patent, Si.5ls>2l0
CORN MEAl.-sfVt2jC; corn chop yellow. SSysS0,
SlIIPSTCEf-AN., lsC.
BRAN-sSc.
HAY steady az S5-ShG6.t0.
~ An SEkD-!t5Ss-c.
q TER-Wcake-- creamery fancy, lSC; good. l5C.
daTy isncy, l5c; sood 70 choice 24lSo. store
oho &c, u
JaEEc t,-Twins. lee; younS America. lie.
EGGS Steady al lAc.
LIVE CHICKENS-Weak; hens. s2.25<sSoh roost-
ers, S2.eE turkeys, &C
SUGAR CURED HAM>-l"c.
BREAKFAST BACON-llc'
DRESSED BEEf-.c,
DRY SALT SHoULDERS-sl 50; long clear. SSl5;
clear rib 8. 10 short clear, $50.
SMOKED SHOILnEhS-SS--o Ion. Gear IS %
clear rib Sos; short clear, ss.Sl
POkk-sl4o.
l-AKib-&..h
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
THRILLING STORIES.

There is however. good reason to think
that many Of these stories are manufactured
without the presence or observation even of
any Of the above signs 1t is only natural to
the human mind that, with their profound
exciting power. they should be in equal de-
mand with the over and again repeated
ghost and snake stories 1t would be a pity
to leave them out from the list. when the
narrator con enjoy the pleasure Of seeing an
eager audience follow every motion of bis
tmost usually herr lips. and then. how sub
lime to be looked upon IS the witness, or as
even q moro interested party, Of such a
thrilling experienced 1t is worth the sacrifice
Of little veracityi In fact, every careful
observer cannot fail to discover in the nu-
merous accounts the variations OF one orig
inal, true or fanced case to suit the particu-
lar taste Of the author.
But there is one post-rnortem occurrence
which, at least to the laity, might at first
seem Incompatible with death 1t Is some
times observed that dead people viii change
the position Of certain parts So it is seen
that after life has escaped the mouth Is open,
because the lower jaw, following the laws Of
gravity, hangs down dropping. In some
four to twelve hours the mouth may be found
closed This is due to the peculiar phenom-
enon known BY the name rigor mortis, which,
being essentially a coagulation OF the muscle
substance, results in contraction and the
latter in movements OF course part would
always be moved in the direction Of the
stronger muscles or the fexorS While these
movements go on gradually and are hardly
visible we witness occasionally sudden or
spasmo1ic movemente Thus knee may
suddenly rise up in binding itself An arm
may sweep through the air with . quick
motion or the muscls OF the face may be
twitching. The purposeiess and inco-ordi-
nate character makes these manifestations
appear SO much more as expressions Of dis
tress and helplessness a. would De the case In
q living person considered dead After death
from cholera these occurrences are relatively
often acknowledgements Commercial Ga-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
Rather Too Apv,.~....

a rsfhar tough 3oEs VA p-rp-sr.ssa On .
bihusouz rneHsher Of tas LeAl fr.s-~ni.y lass
wssx, and 10 author may - vs1 yreyArs %
have sorn-oody ealses ID Bss trsussncs II
tbs vscsxrn s~yr k~rus VITO - IN Ths Av-
ysr asd JEss re'nov~~d frum . q1s~s junkss
asd vs szrprssed fSv norrtngs axo % r.
cave ~ tss oSsns . ns~s pscxAg. q eAscx
soan On which . card rssssd % ths pnsss-
btara vss The frnrrtpesoos ''Real H.sn A<-A.
30 EAks can I've bear t. Tia A~y~
says rs too srr~op~.Ase,-Bcsaso6 swa
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
FOB SALE Oh EXCHANGE

TOR SALE OR ENCHAS5E-fG scret Il Barter
i county 10 IN Esryer ocz7sy; to-a WEI tx
prov-ss AID gcoss lad Ae-es Il Easo1 cozEtT III,
acres 10 s. FrA-c.s scssfy, No sections q I'd
~s-ss county Eaa GOO. Ia & y soosa ressezce "a
cs.s<r G. EB1orzso, ksd oas = Peof1s- IL: ozes-
seTery HAzelsn. aC4 xxysoo AID ctasr Torn az<
.A--. p-upe--y sAse 5r sScsASge tk&i Ac1 .es
ne A j. E1xwSr1A- aoore y SetTo block css-Ss
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01

SBnboy.' eaztsoost ala noeh1. .ths
hiAh.cp = 20 dsns with us today, Aad you rauxs
b yery Qusss as The t&hsA ] vans hin Z,
think tnss 200 azs good Hsaie boy
Very much iHps~sd Eeoby a. his
dinner In sl4nos anti .ss plase neesed 70
pienisht-x
Pa be nd dsTozeiy. "vil " iva ~
sozas more ss<hs leans. sor oE spea y tn
6nxdcn az haav~s-Tna E<xrk
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01

Wichita and Suburban.
FOR FAIRTOUNT.
First car eaves Fourth and Williams at 600 m.
Commencing AT 40 Il VIII leave , minutes
after every hour until lEl1 p IN. crossing Douglas
avenue on Water 10 minutes past the hour,
FOR BURTON CAR WORKS, PACKING HOUSE AND
STOCK YARDS.
Leave First and Main twenty minutes and fifty
minutes after each hour from a:20 until $3.50 III
LEAVE PARAMOUNT FOR CITY.
At Goo 800 and 80. Commencing at $40 a. m.
car VIII leave ten minutes after each hour until
$40 III.
LEAVE BURTON CAR WORKS FOR CITY.
Five minutes after each hour, from 705 m until
500 IN.
Cars leave after all plays at Crawford Grand
Extra cars can be had by teephoning No 10, or
calling at Office No sol Fourth avenue
LEE TAYLOR, Manager.
o. J. CHAPMAN Supt- DIS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01

RUTTER-Easy but quotably lower: creamery
l6a20c; dairy. 10 Gl6c.
EGGS-Quiet; lee for guaranteed fresh.
FLAX SEED-Eirn; Sl:Uo
NHISKY-Steady at Sill
PROVISI ONS-Higher and firm.
PORK-2i5. 20Ss .525'
LARD-$S.,5 butchers $50 GgeoO
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01

The rs,cpss 81 Por-lzod. Ora. have rsn.rs,y
srb~cr7tssd . rzrD 20 import . chose. ssAss--aeo
u EGypy>an ~sngsas harzis % szl.vea ,s.e.s
gArxic<1s AID grove
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01

Aneus NJ wan Gsv9 vstciax. :, = ob-
served TIA. she primers eagas t~;S~<nAsts o<
sventy -o<s ysan ago s<e ~ t3v.sG. 81 fnAx-
r.sd acd nooe csvorc~t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01

Free reclining chair cars are now r1nning
on al trains on the C. K q n railway,
Rock Island Route" between Wichita
Topeka, Kansas City. St Joseph. Chicago
St, Louis 9u
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01

I,og SALE Or ExCHASGE-Tracx szIxy. n~v,
i q he s~st rake VIII AL eeesS~ Azd god
hnY~< I2s r.c1rAe- VIII eIzszS.s f9r h-tca o.
lumber. L q. Ealey. III Ps,s. arenSe. c<s<,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01

Expertneu.s are beng uaads @ Prarea.
railroads viii axis bones essAt Wiz s-sr.
fnss q rsSysa6is paruAns Ia PEE, a
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01

The popular line tor California, Oregon.
Washin gton territory and all Pacific coast
points is the Missouri Pacific, "Ft Scot
Route" l4S-tf :
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01

Wichita & Valley Center Motor & X. r. Co.
Motor for Valley Center VIII leave Thirteenth
street at go 1879 a. ~ p IN. and 3:1J
Leave Valley Center Tor Wichita at SO q IN and
1870. 40 and 80 p IL.
Cars Will leave DonClas avenue for car works,
connecting with motor every hour from 600 4. N,
till $40 p. m.
Extra ears for excursions at all times. dla-f
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
STORAGE.

CTORAGE-For household goods or merchandise
- boxed or loose II you have any gGOcs 80 store
bring them 70 the wichita Storage Co. No. liz woes
Douglas ave. kg
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01

swah & Closer, Tailors, 30 Main st--l5
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOUND

E~OTND-Money; any person describing or prov
Il ing money found 10 my satisfaction eau have
the same; II not claimed Il viii handed 20
some OF the Charitable institutions OF the city. T.
ID. Mum. l555 Paramount. doe,
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Each Township Treasurer sh

EACH TOWnSNlp treasurer Should
have Treasurer's Record, Stray Record,
Transcripts, Compiled Laws Of 1885. and
full assortment OF blanks. For sale a:
this Office
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
CHICAGO, KANSAS d NEBRASKA r. r.
ROCK ISLAND ROUTE"

Elegant free reclining chair cars on morning
trains, ard Pullman s!eepers all night tra!us:
Tickets sod and baggage checked through 10 all
points. City ticket Office, e@ East Douglas venue
Pass cngec station. corner Douglas and Mead ave.
&. a. RUTHERFORD, Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
Kansas City Live Stock.
~ = Crnv Nh Ir


KANSAS CITY, Mo-. July 81.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts, 1908 shiDments; 1900 Low
and weak grass range ST ers 10 to Is C lower Good
to choice S5UAG5.jJ; common TO neounl, S<1Zo
and feeders. S2.0l.gi.7. cows. sl:25tboU
HOGS-Receipts. 4.5O. shipments, 40. opened
strong and about C higher closing weak a. Mon, ay s
prices. Coed TO choice, $h<o9o.5o common 20
SHEEP~Receipts, COO; shipments none. Steady;
good to choice mutloEs s3.OJg4uf common TO me-
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Ill, July 81.
The Drovers' Journal Reports:
CATTLE-Receipts, S,G0; shipments, COO Mar
ket slow becves stJd625 steers, sjJkteo 80; STOCK
and feeders, *l.e0G3.5F cows, bulls ana mixed.
Sl.75a3J; Texas cattle, Sl.I5G3-5O- ooo
opened stead closing 5.@lCc lower: mixed se-eyy
6.s3 heavy 800 966j; light s6,tS0'T SAipo' q oo%
COS ooo ,,,.
SHEEP-Receipts, $50; shipments loco Market la io
400 Texas shorn, So 085.9G lambs, 81 5CS6. W.
st. Louis Live Stock
STLDUIs. Mo-. July ST.
CATTLE-Receipts. 300; "a prnents. 20 Mar
ket steady; cnoce heavy native steers,$a 1907, %
fair to good s4.s0a55G butchers steers n1eulu.n
to choice IS Jte4 ~ stockers and feeders Ialr 10
good. S2.d3J0 rangers, corn ieu So,o'D7''o 81 400
HOGS Receipts, I.G0C; shipments, 600. Market
stronger: choice heavy ana butchers, selecCos' 49,
go packing, med uln to PRIME 'o''t@o5'" Hsh'
SHEEP-Rcceipts 5000 shipments, lio; Market
firm; fair 10 CnoIce' So,i0&4,f5 on NO.
HOIiStS-Receipts. q; shipments, 2i5. Texan
and Indians in car loads. $50 .0Jlg52Ou.
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Loans on improved farms made a.
lowest rates Lombard Mortgage Com
pany. dss wJ-O
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An notices Of Employment or Situations Wanted,
VIII be charged for at tho of ave cents per Line
per week: no notice for less than Is cents.
AL For Sales or other business notices win b
charged for At the OF ;ocents per line per week.
no business notice taken for less than 50 centA
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Occidental Hotel.

A. y. Deming has leased and taken possession o,
the Occidental! March :. VIII put it in good shape
aud will be glad TO his old friends and all other
dis posed ~ give him call. d9I-u
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CIV. ANDERSON. Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed 10 before me justice OF
the peace in and for SeGgwick County. han. this
53:A day of July, ISIS d Z HARPER,
6o-lE Justice % the Peace,