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Wichita eagle., 1888-03-03
FOR EXCHANGE.

L,OR EXCHANGE-Tro lots near tie business
clothing and gents furnishing goods; price, 500
Address Exchange care O: Eagle Once. ds2-5'
J,OR EXCHASGE-f61n stock II general rner-
II chandise and store building room RESIDENCE.
worth 4JJ all clear 20 trade for g - clear HlCi-
ita property, and ti.5G In cash
si,s6 good crus stock Tor clear property In
Wichita.
Improved farm in Boone Co. No. worth sam.
cIear for ~ichits property. Address A : Nelson,
ksutIanf. Ind, FOR 20 days- bsl-.g-
ITO ExCHASGE-For .toc. Of boots and shoes.
L Improved business property IN county s@Si
town IL Kansas. On line of railroad No Hc1Il-
braIee Give fgsl particulars address i. =. = o.
box 81, Trinidad. Colo. ssE
L'OR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vacant yroperfT o.
North Lawrence neAl Tenth e. & % Htl.ias
and Highland avenue aBe sIeyationE On koTH-
fave ave n Maple Grove AdGttloa- AMI JsasT 80
ton, ali clear. Want productive inside properly
N wichita Or FOOD NOR gaze gal-er. slgat taEs
No. property u Kansas CITY. Chlcaz5 Or CHR
IS:
i A ho-ae tbe city 70 tFat- for AZ Ar.a-.ss
vesie.n Ka1sAs AID. 3 good improved tarrDs. and
20 years tsss by PaYfnxEJ per e@oi cash oS5a-es
On esGAl annually sggl-1i Wiz ~ esct ai.tss
home hsrs Il .h- caaacs 20 zes ). VII 40 trAss
az al 80 n ~ X, ~ Fagsr-h sve-sr ssaTeas -
through po@-ar.re. p A 2~s7aaE- Do1 IL dsS lEs
L,oR gxCHASGE-t4U50 worth a: re bss:
j paying s-sck f. st0cs Co, roZ-zsss-saSis. 20
indeassdaess. vii aaYs 1Ass dividend u t6-ss "a
rve mats o. ssdrH Vast isr.a o. y leAlts ciy
property c. b1s-nss. property IN osa@r god t0EEs
NUS - free from s-c5rE s-ss,o.s 80 sHeSag- =
J. NJ ALse1 & Co. II 4 Doa9LAs EEeass- sic.lix
Kan d59u
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st. Louis Produce.

st. Louis Produce.
ST. Louis. March2.
FLOCR-Quiet aud unchanged.
WHEAT-opened firm and advanced little in
s options, then declined TO the opening price clos
ing hrm and unchanged. No red cash, s. siSsc;
March closing SLICE May. s2ass s2asc, closing seize
asked; June s2,SaS2lec, closing S1sc; July, 7glstf
.?asc closing istsc; August, 19lsc
CORN-Higher; cash, 46a i6Iac March closing 4S'sc;
May. tibsS.1asc closing tAsc; July closing isi.c.
0ATS-Hgner; cash, Gc; May, 2Slpc.
RNE-Dc; Nominal.
BARIES-75a.C.
fAY-rnchanged; prime timothy. sls.oo6ls.so
prairie, SSUal2.0O
LEAD-$sS.
EGGS-l5c.
lS62Ac.
WHISkY-Steady: SlG3
PRONlSIONS-weak and quiet
P0Rk-Sew. Sli. l5SIa25
LARD-S7.S.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
WHEAT-S;eady: March, sllsc; May. Sessc
CORN-Steady. March, s7ssc; MAY, i7lac; June
Chic; July. 4Slsc. 49,
OATS-Quie,; May, 29asc asked.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-03

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Quiet and steady; prices unchanged
wHEAT-No. spring. '5As@IS9 No. ) spring
-; No. = red Sic
CORN-No. ,. 50l4C
OATS-No. I. 29Cd3lc.
RYE-No. ,, SIC.
BARIEN-No. >, 1IdS2c.
FLAX SEED-No. i. Sli5.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. $24t@2.45.
PORK-SlS.!6
IARD-S1.62l%.
wHlSKG-sIB.
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MRS. WILHEMINA HILL,
MRS, s, L, DAVIDSON, G, S. B.

Christian Science Healer, 32l Topeka avenue
Receives students for instruction and patients 70
treatment. Hours to II a. M, to 9p IN. s2-lma
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-03
9ailg II eagle
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Money.

NEW YORK, March 2.
Stocks weak and dropping.
Money on call easy at 2@3 per cent, last loan
nj 2 closed at 26a219.
Prime mercantile paper 4IE65%
Sterling Vexchange dull but steady at si.S5 for
sixty day bills and SiS713 Tor demand ,eo ,o- .,,,..
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-03

No. 5D2 North Topeka avenue. Receives student
for instruction and patients for treatment. W
claim God all powerful and treat from that fatt
Cfice hours, ga. m. to D. m, Science and Health,
by Mrs. Nary b. G. Eddy, on sale. dsl-lmo"
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DIR. ]. T. SEXTON

The noted Magnetic Healer. is located at No, s2I
North Market street. where the sick and suffering
may receive the benefit Of her wonderful healing
power. Charges s. treatment dS,-lm-
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-03
ST. Louis Live Stock.

CATTLE-Receipis 600; shipments, IN Market
strong and higher choice heavy native steers
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-03
W. u. McGLEES. M. D.

Univ. Of Penna., and BloCkly Hospital. Regular
practitioner. Special attention given to venereal
diseases. Office 2lS Douglas ave-, residence 5B
kivervtew ave. ONCE telephone Is. Calls promptly
answered. 6y-imf
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-03

BUTTER-wlthout material change; creamery
2llpd21 &c; dairy, l6L,@2lc. $3.50
EGGS-Lower and in large supply at lS@l9c.
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DENTISTS.

DENTISTS.
]. G. DEAN,
Dentist. Those OF my patrons desiring my ser
vices find me at DR.. Seely's Office over Biting
Bros dio-tf
WICHITA DENTAL INSTITUTE
Saving the Natural teeth Speciality. Nitalized
Air administered. Drs Creditor d. Buckwalter.
Dentists. No. ~ n. Main.
]. G. WILSON,
Dentist All work guaranteed frst-class once:
IFS F. Douglas avenue, over Barnes & Sons drug
store. Wichita. Kansas, dl9ltt
W. L. DOYLE.
Dentist: Ofice-Fechheimer block. Corner Doug
las and Market, Sd floor. dSS-u
d. w. SMITH. US HoUGLANp.
SMITH 4 HOUGLAND,
Dentists Eagle building. Douglas ave nus. wich-
tia. Kansas
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ROGERS,

The Photographer Pictures IN all si,es and styles
He Also carries the finest assortment OF picture
frames in the city. Give him friendly cali aud sx-
anime sSuplaA
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-03

Doctor Kuder German physician and surgeon has
removed his office to No 20 f Douglas avenue, cor
Of Lawrence and Douglas avenues. Chronic, surgi-
cal and private diseases successfully treated Con-
suit in English, German and French. Fifteen wears
experience. Late BataillonS surgeon Of the Prus-
sian army, films
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-03

Tor SALE-YachDcry engines and boilers. steam
Il pumps from and wood working machinery, meat
choppers suffers, lard presses and kettles
shafting puieys. hangers, couplings, ETC. etc. Cor
respondcce solicited. Albert Fisher. Of and $, Mer-
w 81 Cleveland. E-u
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-03

NOR SAIE-Boiler and engine ia good order up
II right boiler. at stewart Coney & 20, Iron
Works. S2 5. Fourth ~ If
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HARRY CROSKEY. M. D,
REMOVED.

Office 30 T.. Douglas Ave, room &c. Reside
6}S \. Topeka Ave. Telephone rs. Ofice hon
TO 10 a m / to 8 and to d. IN, dii-l
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MRS, VI, R, TUCKER,
DIR. CHARLES A. WILSON

Christian Science Healer, 20J y Topeka ave. "
Eta, Kan. Office hours = to IL a. m g.
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nor EyCHANGF-Tyo lots near tie business
II center OF the city for stock boots and shoes or
clothing and gents furnishing goods; price, $syIB
Address Exchange care os Eagle OfIic.. dS2-o'
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N-ANTED-White girl for general house Vo-s
w Good wages VIII o. paid for experiences COX
washer and iroasr. Cali al rs y Main st. 81
VIyASTED-To loan Al lowest rates $tbbp on
w Clty and farm property. Money ready sEy day
: W. Cooper. isz y. Maln =. s-g
NJ ASTED-ier tons OF scrap iron; nlSness casa
w price paid. Stewart, Coaey & Co. * south
ronrth .va -S-2
NOR SALE-Fcr cash grocer stock IN Eugiewoct
Kan. permanent terminus OF railroad : %
paying business. Address 2 Esxie once tsrS-N-
borrowers for money c. hrr mort
W gage on farms u yC1 want 20 reoe" -.
old loess - Tow OK Interest call OF Ca sch-
II Bxakins CO. Nc. Us " Do0SsAS are SErlsC
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-03

NOR SALE-A stock OF furniture and undertaking
4 goods in Jetmorc, the county seat Of Hodgman
county Stock and in good order VIII sell the
stock and rent the building or sell building with
stock. Building is 2N1O Stock will invoice AT pres
ent about $l.Gu. Good reasons for selling. Address
c. W. Hopkins. Jetmore, han. Uo-u
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FOR TRADE.

FUN TRADE
nor TRADE-An % Of a No / land In Harper Co..
Il ) miles from railroad. small incum brinCe long
time: will trade for i've stock or merchandise, ta
address &. ID, A, room To- Getto block. dsl-5t
nor TRADE-Iots near stock yard for good
Il team. 3}3 North Main. go %
NOR TRADE-Some desirable lots In Kingman
lemonade and cider stand. feed store. or q good
paying business requiring small capital Please
state what rent you pay per month. Address D. y
Souder. 10 West W all ST., TT. Scott. Kan. $40;
E1oR TRADE-Clear wichita lots TO trade for a
II good work team. harness ana wagon Geo Gay
ID y. Main St. room :. $50
NOR TRADE-An - OF good land IN Butler Co..
Il near FL Dorado for vacant lots ia wichita
VIII assume a small incumbrance. Geo Gay, i25 =.
Main street Room :. COX
nor TRADE-sI5gU worth business lots 500
il worth residence !Ots ~ acres near the city.
Want good farms ahs Co or large stock ranch. Pre-
fer southeast. Lloyd H. FeIreli, room l. Terrell
building. hhf
I,OR TRADE--A go acre farm eight miles from
Il Dodge City FOR vacant city property. Pr.nci pals
only. address lock box l51 city. dLA-tt
Tor TRADING have a number o. desirable
II farms which VIII trade for city property.
RunneIl & Morehouse. dsl-t'
NOR TRADE-Have an elegant eight room house
trade for frsi second mortgages; viii take some
overdue per or part vacant lots and mortgages
Address With description OF securities. lock box Lao.
city. VIII negotiate with principals only. dI+-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-03

L'OR SALE-Stocl OF dry goods, On account OF
close attention 10 business for nifty years now
wish retire, and therefore offer my wholesale and
retail stock OF new dry goods. gents furnishing
goods and notions ut reduced prices; also lease
Of the hest In the city. in the center OF
business and will offer special inducements any
person wishing to engage in business. VIII take
part payment In good real estate.
dl0-tf JOHN q. ALLEN.
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TOR SALE-Od papers for sale at this oflic for &c
Il per hundred
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-03

L'OR SALE-52-inch Columbia expert bicycle, good
Il as new, at a bargain address bicycle, AT THIS
Office dIS5-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-03

Physician and Surgeon. Office Isl y Main ST, over
Dattee Martins art store Office hours: to IL a.
m, to! p. IN, to p. IN. All catarrhal diseases
speciality. dlDO
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-03

The santa Fe is the only line running two solid
trains daily from Wichita to Kansas City. with
morning and night Pullman service. The short line
to Colorado points with two daily trains; 1t is from
% TO IS hours the shortest line California. with
through service Pullman and free tourist sleeping
cars The shortest line To Texas points with y
through daily service OF elegant day coaches and
Pullman cars. City Union Ticket Office ~ North
Main ST., and Union depot near Oak street
w. ID. MURDOCH,
Freight and Pass. Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-03
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET
As Reported by
DITMARS, VORIS & VANDIVER,
UNION STOCK YARDS. WICHITA, March ?.

CATTLE
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-03

UTANTED-To1 loan money Sedgwick county.
w farm and inside Wichita property. Nothing but
choice loans accepted. Crawford, Bullock Il Co,
Room =, Fechheimer block. l5l-t
VATANTED-To place loans on long time on farms
w or business blocks on short time or cnattei
real estate security rates low and prompt atten
ton. Ashbel WEIGH Biting block. Eo-tf
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orrrcr nous ,xp rs,eK or rr.,sxss.

oFFtcE HcCsSs sNn FiscK or KrsiNxsS.
The nrS. narria are lccats.I AZ the
International Hotel. Cherry street
Seattle ". +. Consultation free. They
VII under no circumstances taxi. 4
case thai they are positive that they
csnnct cure ~ henent Charles arr
reas~aaeic and the poor treated frre
from 20 10 a. II. Tuesdays and SAT-
urisvS
o-lcr hours frosa i0a- m tosp. n.
evenings, u :. Sgns.Ays, 50 ~ l..
They cure permanently al diseases
q the EelaSsss- urinary organs. loss ~
desire q sexual pewsr IN man OF wc-
uaaa, ans. make Speciality - deafness
and eatasrss. and also treat Successfully
at ciseascs q the nssse snd fhraat. eve
and ear. ctr. n well a. all serute ard
ehgssSic diseases of Whatever ustssre. II
caranle- Nc cases tzksu Il nos.
Aost cases cxa receive horac treat
tDsns After visa to the dsNstors' o.s.sss
An9Uirses anssSrCsI ALL esrca.arz
sent Tres.
THE ilrs. parrin also have branch
sssfses a. -sSS Firth ssnres, Portland. Or.
where any II thai vicinity can osasall
iAefab
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WI Won read an advertisement II
yea VII, scan over our columns this
morning We have soEEae bargains
that viii surprise yea
E0ELss, >ISsEKNsx Go.
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rorsI DEAFNESS cUKEH slxTEES YEARS
AGO AND REMAINS PERMANENT
- raafs nav

Ms Eprros-in is7s my daughter
was taken With the mcmbranous Group
and upon her recovery was left totally
deaf called on two eminent phys
icians who said they coeld do nothing
tor her. As last resort took her %
nr DARN. who cared her. ard she
has never been troubled with deafness
sirHoe. consider il one Of the create. 8;
cures of electromagnetic treatment on
rccotd, and With great Safi ton
give this testimonial reside IN
Berkeley. Alamesia county, Gala. and
viii take great pleasure in answering
any inquiries concerning this most re
maFkahle cure. Yours respectfully.
WILLIAM :. nsRaIE
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Superior 10 ali other Temperance
slrlnks WHITE RsseK SawxEKr. The
A. r. Hotzlirg Co. soc aselt>. 25S
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The fol,ox;nr ,r;hnts ~ the ,;ft an,

The following tribute TO the gift and
skill of Drs. Darrin Is remarkable
instance OF generous impulse worked
out:against powerful professional pre-
judice, and Is worthy Of record:
CARD To THE PrsLIc.--I have for the
past two years been afflicted with
chronic pericariitis, accompanied with
great pain around the heart all that
time. with excessive circulation, sleep
less nights. fear and Distress Twas
unable Ia attend 10 the dutiey III my
profession. l had exhausted my
knowledge III medicine. rs also that OF
my colleagues. and found no relief I'M
Ill coming under the electro magnetic
treatment OF prs. parrin. A little
moce than month elapsed since |
received this treatment. and l can
truthiGliy say that am cured. have
none Of my former trouble, and wish
thus Ia give my personal experience
in the interest of humanity. ! have
been u practicing physician fourteen
years, and am web known in this city
and in Nsrsh;ield. Oregon. | deem IL
but Justice "a the pablo and tosprs.
parsin to write the above
nR SrFriE
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.ter ~ al I,yeach ~ contract
5s72. First National Bank vs.. Her
bert Tsppin: promissory note.
5s75. r. II. Osgood vs.. Rufus VIII
lard: breach Of contract.
1852. II. F. Wflkerson ct al VS. s. Bax-
ter: 10 yacate judgment.
$3.50. McNatt & Son vs. Jerome Cat
| lin; goods sold and delivered.
$500. Hyler & Johnson VS. Thos. l..
Kempster; promissory note.
5s9l. Joe 'Donett vs. Seattle L. & c.
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Timber for Sale.

Two NiIII0s FEET. TEN MILES FROM
i SEATTLE, with frontage on Puget sound;
easy 70 log and PAT into the water. Fas
particulars, stsireA TfxBEk, box ~. 81
attic, Wash Ter,
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NINE DOCTORS FAILED.
Three Most Remarkable Cures
How They Were Done by an Ad-
vertiaing Doctor.

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC: feel that
! would not be doing my duty to
womankind II did not let them know
how badly afflicted | have been and
how and where TO he cured. Ten
years ago ] was taken with painful
menstruation, and / have been
troubled that way since that time. &C.
companied with womb trouble in
every conceivable way. About three
months ago the climax came, and |
was Frustrated with pain through the
heart. chest and lungs. and confined
Ia my bed from excessive hemorrhage
or flowing. After nine doctors oi
different schools Of practice gave me
up, applied to DIR. parrin, and he
has cured me so can walk from my
residence To his office, | am over
joyed with the result Of the cure.
MIS-. T.. A. ALLY.
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(,IvII AND MINING ENGINEERS-CrTY
~ Surveyors ofsice. Rooms - and "a,
Union Block. Take elevator.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

DARTrEs WANTING FURNISHED Rooxs
II can be accommodated by calling 1t
the lETNA HOUSE, Nsrshall Block, corner
Commercial and Washington streets-
Everything new and clean: fre-proof
building, with all modern Improvements;
comfort Of guests strictly attended to.
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~ Rsesra - ~ Wsek 0Asws -
NseaAsy levy rsansssessns -
- MarA<s - - Aesavs -
ueasshy.
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BOON f s. MEEK FIR,
REFLECTS AND SUPERINTEND-
n cnts. Office in Yesier-Leary Block.
Front street
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FISHER & CLARK,
ARDNE Err * HOGG.

4 RCHITEcTS - BUFFERS BUILDING
n James st., opposite Occidental Hotel
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TT. MINOR, Nd. LR. DAWSON, n. D.
DRS. MINOR s. DAWSON
AND SURGEONS
OFFICES IN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.

Telephones: ONCE, No. 50; DR.. Minors
residence. No 81
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The Jurors.

Following Is the list Of the jurors:
Grand Jurors-W. l.. Ames, Geo
B. Adair, q. NJ. Bowman, A. Bush
Thos. Donovan. Thos. Emerson
Charles Fraseh. Fred II. Harkins, NJ
=. Hatch, J. b. Henderson, w. NJ
Hemphill. :. Hanna, s. Kenny, NJ
Kelly, o. w. Lynch, Thomas Lyle
James McKinlay.
Petit Jurors-Sels Anderson. NJ
Brannigan. Paul Bassen, Edward
Drullinger, John Humphrey. Chris
Jorgonson. John McRedmond, p. Nc.
Ginnis, Miles Merritt. Charles Melon
aid, August Mehlhorn, Thos. human
A. S. Neiley, Fred Nolte, w. II. Pinck
ney, C. +. Reitze. +. A. Richmond. C.
o. Russell, G.. W. Tibbetts. &. G.
Teachman. Charles Taylor, Otto
Tamm. ii. Wharton. George A. vii.
son, J. X. Valentine.
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Nineteen deeds were files. for record YES
'crSiay. sgsregatiag 81. s7l.ss. an average Of
sIisa7o each. Following is the list:
Edwin A. Street 10 Brigadier General John
1iht-on, 10, 5. block -. James and Agnes
Mcknight. NeNaughi's northern addition.
81.
John 5. Maigs to Charles HAYDEN. lot. Is
10 - inclusive. block Z. and lots Il To "a in
elusive, block :, Hardwood supplemental
addition, s-6G
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block :, bieelows addition, sl5A.
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, ot the Nv /. Of section 1, Tow nShip =
y, Range EAs'. 1855.
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elecs ). D. y benny's Park addition to
ogth SEATTLE. Sc
A. : Whiting IN Pauline Alexander. qul,
claim 20 lo,S l, , and 5, block -, Maynarsi's
addition, tsiN
n. y Rrixss so rensoa Miller. all Of block
q. tsnrkes secsiEd addition. t2so
r. y Briggs 10 Anaa White, at OF
block So, Raske's sennnd addition ssaep.
A Macintosh Fo ". II. Humphrey. Quit
claim ~ lots s and :. block IL, Mayna-Si's
town plot. 81.
=, Josa's IasiSe Ma 9. Free snd Accented
MAssus - v. u. rgsnihrry, lDt 5, block 81.
AAynarsi's towg plat. qsit claim. 81
Harriet RhiRi. sarah l.. Palmer and
Nsgy Aaa Romans 20 ". X Panphrey. lot
: sitd :. tsaek u, Maynzrsi's town pla,.
sSSs
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sis1a
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q NJ of Nsss, Sex =. Tp. - y. T. east.
tt@ss
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uanS5 io' ). aiosk =. n 4. DSnny's p.rk
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particulars in smother raiuz1nt. 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-27
H. sTEINNfAN,
Notice to Builders.

A RCHITEcT-R0oM &, REISIG BLOCK,
N Front aud Marion streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-09

Yesterdays programme at Agric ul-
tural Park was one of the most interest
ing ever chronicled in California or, in
deed, in the United States. Senator l..
j. Roses stallion Stamboul, the son of
Sultan, beat Arab in the splendid time
of 2:15. But even that great event was
discounted by the superb achievement of
Mr.. Peacock's Laura Gardner, who ran
mile and quarter in 2:0714, within a
quarter of a second OF the worlds record.
On her first real entrance, as far as
respects her own limits, upon the turf,
Los Angeles county has covered herself
with glory. Hitherto her great flyers
have made their famous struggles on
other tracks, their owners disdaining
their own home course. The success of
yesterday was most auspicious empha-
sizing of the new departure, the distin-
guished turf men of the State lending
their stables to add to the eclat of our
Fair. Undoubtedly this is but the begin
ming Of a long line Of splendid racin g
events.