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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21

90 Into particulsrs-;he lively sta OF the
demolished mass of tow, powder, grease
and hAir, may, without sGy stretch OF I'M
,einstior, be readily ConpTsbended.
Anoshar NODE, vary popular about this
time, was arrsrg ed oy placing huge
cushion, in shape and circumference re-
sembnrg i.s pumpkin, Gu q lsdy's head
snd then turning the hsir over 1t towards
the center. A eilsen ecsIt laid over the
tor, with tbs ends banging ever the back
Ct the mech, COMPLETED toe monstrosity.
But In the revIycI ef long hair aod
more elaborate coifures there IS no iesr
of the outlendiah CT extrsvsgtnt being
resurrectad. The reiaed tastes OF the
l,Gies, ard the good Judgment az ouT
srtistic hairdresserF, admit only OK the
moss pleasing srd gSaciful designs.
The stvsHt Il several entirely rev COLI
torres early last spt1rg wes greeted with
genuine pleasure BIZ society l.dles and ~
orca a1optnd By tbsm, and now fresh
styles Will be cocsta5tiy Locked for. In
fac, there has 10t oee3 sc nuc3 ih!eTt st
shown in artistic hsirGIssaiag far num-
Der OF wears 8 81 present, ard re scsTce-
" think Il Will var IL ms1y years TO
come.
Xhe let9S' CoihdFe, WHICH rs ING C'ss-
ticn Of I'D em:nent Psr.sisn erlisI, Ess
been worn by the lesdeTs CT fashion ct
Sa.atogs ard Newport during the sessor,
and Is marvel Ct simplicity CT and
graceful outline. Ike sill the
present modes, 1t dfoo from
the crown Of tue head 10
the edge CT the neck, tut the coil, or
rope twist, fskee the iarn Of what 10
called the chain link, which is composed
Of two waved Strends or tres5es OF long
hair The links are firmly held in place
with lsree shell pins, q new fsncv, called
loop pinF, and further crpsmented with
handsome imported shell combs that
sppear In endless variety. The front Is
composed Of q pointed frontp'ece OF
festher curls or dressed ia loose rings.
This will be the couture Ct tie season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
slow t. Manage q Rorse.
Philsde' phia Call.


Never wash with cold water when no is
heSted.
Feed regularly three times 5 Cay, but
never ever feed.
Olthe isrm dispense with shoes.
Water before feeding, but not while hot
frnm work.
Use the whip very little, and nevs,
" en- TIE animal SHES or stumbIes.
N.ver leave tnrdiIg unhitched.
Give large stall snd good bed at
night.
Hay or other ground food is iadispen
siole.
II vicious and unmsnsgeaSle at your
business, sell IL to someone who can con-
&c him.
A cotton card Is the best instrument for
grooming.
Do not expect him to be equally good
at everything.
II covered with sweat rub &C With .
reg to prevent TOO sudden cooling.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21

This table shows that the decline Il
f,rced by causes operating in E. gland 81
effectively So in Americs, so 1t cannot be
due to the American tariff.
The table shows fur her that the duty
Ct Sl7 is potrt q uired to sustain American
mills, for, while in flash times the full
sum Is exscted, in dull periods the ring is
forced 10 release ite grasp.
Figures slso show, according to Mr.
B!sine's methods Of restoring. that q
reduction Of duty from S28 to SIT slim
ula.ed American production of steel
rails, which In 1882 was only l,4ss,00o
tons, but which under lower duty in
1887 w.s 2,295, 900 tons. That is tho true
way to help American industry. II re-
duction of duty on steel rails ON s28 to
sl7 increased the production 30 per cent
in four years, bow much will the decrease
OF duty from SIT to $l1, as proposed by
Mr. Mills, iDcrease the production By
1892?
Mr.. B,ai1e 10 really the most eR ct!ve
orstor the Democrats could put in In
diana.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21

men who are
Of q thorough
NIL the osrF,
( heart and
active gsnes
h winter they
E2uss!en ba,be,
dolls, and gym
fercEng masters
let inastefs-sIl
eyeicsl develop
qoiy hes 5 pale
much in this
hat artists sra
illness Of giving
I exposure 10
vs. cns CT our
10 mes, liberal
liturste 6tsy-as-
hfate the bess fits
|nd save the reppr
kCh 10 COW reccg-
Of personal. elers.
eficusiy questioned
concernIrg bodily
n in polite circles 3
not bring Gown the
nd ostraCirm upon
II; ard nothing is
WnueE ga q ruie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21

TIE following list gives the sppoinf-
neuts In Tsrranf county 90 determined
N bv tae Democratic executive commit
ee. An are invited most cordially to
70 present ct these rallies. In Addition
% the epeskers named there VIII a. times
Ne speakers Of state and national reputa-
Ion present. Fine music at au rsiiies:
October 27-At Presbyterian camp
around cn Msasheld road.
November Sort Worth, not selected
November Sort Worth ct night, not
selected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
(AINE ON TRUSTS,
St American Political Fraud
publican "Unerswnt d King"
evIeMed and Exposed.
oosd man Dragging the Nobls
|Rips Down to an EARLY and
Iimely Death.
louisville Courier journal.

Louisville Courier journal.
Mr.. Blaine appeared on the
Ia Maine he declared:
ITS ARE LARGELY PRIVATE AFFAIRS,
WHICH NRITHER PRESIDENT OLLyB
FOR ANY PRIVATE CITIZEN HAS ANY
uLAR RIGHT TO INTERFERE"
Q new light has fallen on the path
distinguished friend Of Mr.. Csr-
and now, IS four years sgo After
ng West Virginik-now as then
bg defeat impending In a.csmpaien In
eh he has been tie central figure he
8 contro! OF his temper, sbapdors
(umsnt and gives free rein to his pss :.
bu Tor vituperstion.
Mr.. Blsiae's apee Gu ct Goshen, lad I,
ecil.s the desperate politician who, under
kisc presenses, inveiglet Mul!igaa into q
private room, and thsre, by force and
fraud, took from him documents whose
publication threatened his political exist
cree.
It was expected that Mr.. Blaine on his
return from Europe would ''sssmpsde
the labor vote" and so he did, bu., By Ills
defense Of truats and his ignorance Of the
condition Of cur savings banks, this STAN
pede Get toward the Democratic party,
decreasing the Republican maj 1rity IL
Maine 1910, and taking New jersey from
the list Of doubtful sssses.
Now the p,nic which got hold upon Nj.
Blaine in 1884 he's eeiz cd him again, and
rs loses sLl dignity, ell respect for bis
position, all regard for his audience. He
is 10 longer leader, IN historical Char
sc.er, retired Statesman, but spou:e:
on protection.
I'm spoater on Protection.
Hear NE how
And vii until election
Sab aid grOwl
That deadly Free Trade sinner
Gro, er Will pr We II he Is winner;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21

Russell Sage Is ssid to be worth $780,
O00, 900, snd spends only $1,000 year
BE is over seventy years Of ese, but with
bis clear complexion, bright eyes and ac-
tive ways ne SCARCELY seems more thai
fry
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21

Runo- has 1. that Princess Msud Of
Wales IS be,rothed to Grend DUKE Nieho.
Las. Princess Maud Is not yet Iineteer,
and Grs1d Duke Nicholas has turned
twenty. They are first cousins.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21

Mimi Palmer has managed to getgs
lot Of Hhgllsh. ladies interested In Q pro
R.s.to et up IN exhibition u theatrical
relics and manuscripts ~ No
gtcu museum. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21


-
=
- =
Se
lu.e
mons
e. Ze.icscy
TO walk
desire to
of physical
sexceptiop,
men who are
Of a thorough
NIL thu csrF,
heart ard
active games
~fsh winter they
o. Ef~sussen ba,bs,
dolls, and gym.
ferc cling masters
SJstl rnasta-s-Su
sysicsi develop
poiy hes pale
=, much in This
hat artists sra
illness Of giving
4 exposure 10
vs. cne CT our
bs mes, liberal
I,turste stsy-as-
hiate the benefits
Id save the repu-
lch ia COW reccg-
r oil personal blers.
ericusiy questioned
concernirg bodily
bn in polite circles 8
not bring Gown the
md ostraCirm upon
er; ard nothing is
[. womeE es a rule
Lain all delicacy and
Ne much spill. ss they
EIee.
h fErirc from Unavoidable
ts lrnskea brave efoYt to
ard in silepce rather
AZ d,sio-,a whIch have few
aynrSsttnc fiscSn,es Of vita.
40
rstora.ees,lv ba nred,cted It's.
~ = d;rec.;en. ~ tne humsn family
80 hish~r ,,,rsf.el ityIn Ia .hs
t;s,er !, there. 6.ucer, rs
,-',a' ,sts -erentIy hesrs 10 say,
.t. $50 ~ tYnfe soyca 90 sn.
gs1 Srsfr tdyca viii 80 thought
- irnrcyed phys!cal etstc
:, ai,;oNset he hng.r race
Sssl .ntba tcsls ci human
iS;,yas reason that e
sango. emnnorsf lac mem
Ig1h -, sSrne: and with.
eT,cs wnrde.the snbstar &C
- ,has sftcra generator
,n,,de foiioV;ns success
a,aS bo3,Ss bo.h mind
=, f.;if 'csn;. and the result is tie
70 f,ilnres 70 nrccreste-ghile
~ ,.ssr hsnt. fbe development Of
l ~ ia e,Vayn oossibia under per
rs 49, canSi,,ons
tsc. nat s,s been demonstrated
:. onar ,g.in IN ozses which have
NV own oheerystfcp, that
"r,srted bv ririd system Of
ID e1csrc;sa Jn q ccmp,ratiyelY
20 have seen . s,ocn,pe fYure
tt,ns o,it' srronn,nied BIZ the m
: Nc ,.s, kness of lnnns incidental to
az chest. entirely cured by the
NO ,nd eaeiiv performed exercise
q oneself upon the toes eisursly
scs nerpendfcular ssy:.al times
.xe .h,a exeroise proper,y cre
ske perfect position with tie
retser and the toes q. sn ergle OF
degrees. Taen Crop the arms
\. The sides, an,ma,ing and rs.s
TO rs full cspacIty, muscu-
~ hin wal drawn If, and the
head feeling, as our profess
NM IL. as II attached 10 q
ended from the ceilirg shove
Noon the balls Ct both feet
Hest possible height, there by
al Of the mrscles Il the legs
> sgsin into the stendir e
4 swayirc the body back
a perfect line. Repess this
FIRST On oaa foot and ther
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21


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w
80 100
80 n,eS.nn;'
r seu 1891" w.,
go III, 1non n s nae
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ks1ce 20 ". h,oas 49,. ~ w. .. .b,r
fh,t cscaI.,as ~ ,nsmra s ~" .. $3.50. W.
srg Most no-za ~ hr ss 800 rtn ,.s,o,n
desn ..Sing shn,, s.chnnnnn 1 in,n ung -,
1rh'cs a., ~ .t,s, opp ~ ,.
r"o tuie .ea9 "a '"o 'enes' |
n.shar 80 upp - D S,. I've
sho h-o.tb;nn -o.a,aa. 80. g., ~ .HM
ty,,s.r..,nns - ,n-oes ~. ;"ss,..;. s"y
,1sss.,,aH. .h;s V :. ap assa..,D, has. sho
lnnns 80; az "h 80. .n
$50 o.. 80. o 1890 10y, esen
49, 80. 80 S n..-s,: nHols u oieo'n4ns las
SI,st ~ 80 =,
l., 20. DC saae " sne qu"Ly u tae a's 10
tnu - n', .lSo .us au- IS pu.c sDo
49,, un -, v.,eiity' ,aen 'ses iun st,one
q
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. July 23.-The crowd was IN
clined to be bearish in wheat TODAY ana no
amount of bull news or figures had any
effect more than to keep prices ABOUT
steady. While large receipts were expect
ed at st. Louis, they fell far below the !es-
innate Where there was much talk ara
some show for slight increase In the visible
supply for the week there came the decrease
of 73S. 900 bushels. 1t was after the figures
were posted that August wheat sold back
TO soc. August sold early at SO5sc to SO]sc
and back shortly before the close TO 1870,
September sold early at 7915c and then Oil
1Lc with August. There was a race
between heavy operator and the
crowd to sell wheat just before the close,
while it caused sharp decline OF lew
fractions. August closed at IJ%sc, or &c
lower than on saturday.
1t was with corn as with wheat. Prices
were held fairly steady early, what weak
ness was noticeable being credited TO the
large receipts which were twenty-five cars
more than the estimate. Later the estl-
mate of 4S5 cars for Tuesday caused free
selling. There was also a disposition to
pound the market on the part of half a
dozen local houses and it was not difficult
with these receipts to bring prices down.
July declined from 47c to 1919, August
sold at 469sc up to 1910, down to 4615c up
to 1880 closing at 457sc.
Oats opened easy and ruled weak
all the way through. The estimated
receipts for tomorrow We're more
liberal an Il placed at 175 cars. In addition
to this feature, the demand from July
shorts, which was so marked last Satur-
day, was not present to such an extent to-
day. This month opened about steady
but later sold off &c TO 3O$lc. A moderate
call existed for August and September,
which were &c and Llc lower, while long
futures were duh. with a slight demand
for May at "A corresponding decline.
A decidedly strong tone pervaded the
provision market and prices averaged
high;r Last sales showed a act gain
over Saturday of 1l1Ec and nc on pork.
Trading was larger, but mainly of a local
character, shorts being the principal buy
ers. Holders OF products evinced less OF
disposition to sell and forced buyers to bid
up TO secure it. English houses bought
lard, and "A few outside buying orders were
received for short ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24


The subject Of this article is an impor-
tanu one TO the people OF Wichita and the
travelling public in general. II you are
contemplating trip 10 some part OF the
habitabe globe the first thing that natur.
ally suggests itself 10 you is Where shall
you purchase your tickets' The shortest
line. quivkes: time, Pullman sleepers Oi
free reclining chair cars latest design RIM.
ming throug b u the great gateways with
out change. and reliable information in re-
gard 10 time, connections, etc, is what you
want.
The constantly increasing travel on the
Missouri Pacific Fort Scott route, demon
strates its popularity, and il you do not
know from actual experience that its equip
ment is unsurpassed and that II has advau-
taees over all competitors, try II and you
viii become regular patron of this favor
tie lire.
The city ticket Office, 127 North Main
street. is presided over by men who have
gained their experience in the largest
ticket offices ia the country, and by hard
labor have familisrized themselves with
everything pertaining to the passen ger and
ticket department ANY information you
obtain at this Office will be perfectly re.ia
bic. l.. +. BLECKLEY.
Passenger AMI Ticket Agent.
u tx IT North Nam = rect.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

LEAD-Higher with an improved demand; COM
mon S3.s2l5Gt3.65; refined s3oo 900 ,oo,e,
EGGS steady for fresh stock at lVc.
PRO, ISfONS-FiTm and generally higher.
PORk-Job lots $I4.2j lJ41.
LARD-Nominally worth $50 Tor conIs "a iots
with sales of but choice prime steam at $SD
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

ST, i-UI Is, MO- uIy
FLQUR-Quiet and unchanged
WHEAT-Openea lower and dali but under light
receiptA firm GO oleS and advancing markets else
where. prices recovered Later the market broke
and closed SsG4sc below Saturday. No : rel, cash
ses4ca!gAec; July. &c August, TSSSrs,sc. cc>ins
.ssss 7sltc; September 7sl s.4c, closi s<c,
December, 81 sSase closing StSSSSti aSked.
MAY Si;sc'
CORN Under Light demand and good crop pros
poets prices were lower. closing ia4S4c below SAT-
ufday Cash, %9isS$s}sccs August iissc, SepTem Der
4Ssssttr, CLOSING Asf asked; October, assS 4l1eC,
closing sl5sc; Year. aCsSslsc, closing SllSc.
OAiS-1i ash dali and lower OPTIONS stssdy Cash
2assc. July, 2sA,ssisses August, 25ec; september.
sS1stssiasc.
rRYEeVery quiet. Ne. 5 sold al ~,
HAT-Thc market is flooded With prairie hay and
prices weak ana lower ~ sS,lG timothy. fairly
steady at sliJ4
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

A New York house winch ten ye.rr a9o
employed 100 travelling sssex-nea aogv ssess
Ia bus.aszs entirely by illustrated cs.a.os,.s.
AID corrcsponGsDcs. AID ia trade ia aLea1! q
~ha&tt used 30 ba Othes are MOVING ,hs
sane way, and IN . fsv Year, hence TIE
drt1nnss ~fn drum ~ sEnssou.ly.-Ds-
trs.s Free PruA
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CTIY. No. July p.
wHEAT-weaker and quiet; No. red Csc asked;
No , SOFT t1SSc bid. &C asked
CoR\-StCal2, slA-C asked
GA S--luly. PIC asAed.
HAMS-SecaS cured. i1Cie
DRY SALT ShOI LpEkS-S6yh long clear $50;
clear rib. $50 short clear. S-S5
SMOKED SHOULDERS Ss2s long clear $S2S
clear rib, ss.6S; short clear. s3l0
FLOUR-Quiet. M. SC; xxx. SLc0Ssl05; family.
slnsal II; choice, SNsato la5 fancy, sl.55sL 6O
ira fancy. E.6oslui patent e los-.l5. rye flour.
sl46S Ito
CORN MEAls-Bulk. CSC; sacked. sI.lo
CORN CHOP-NelloN, bulk, sc; sacked, Csc.
SVIpSTI Bulk. -. sacked, sc.
BRAN-Sacked lSC-
RAY-weak- New. s5.jGS600.
FlAXSEED-aSSs5c -
BUTTER-Firpl. Creamery fancy isaac; coed.
Ice dairy fancy, lie; good 70 choice lscsl5c store
pa cked Choice lie. Others unchanged.
CHEEsE-Twins. Ice, Young AmeriCa, Ike.
EUGS-Sready. lie
chic KESSNfirn. Hens. ss.2s2S. o. roosJers, $50.
turkeys, Sc.
BAL 0N-Breakta=t. l0}ec.
DRiED BEEF-ac.
PORk-Sla1S.
LAkD-tI.0.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Chicago, Kansas Il Nebraska
brock Island Route
GOING NORTH & EAST

GOING NORTH & EAST.
Nc.2 Kansas City st. Louis and Chicago
rhrauga Mall and Express, daily, aS:i'es
2:ig m; depart. ''i' IL
MS ~ Ia - - -. $50 p N
~ ~ " -n,d5--, ....... ....l10l N
GOING SOUTH.
No. 3. Kansas CITY. 81. Louis ana Chicago %
Express, arrives G:Sl H. and Departs. o:ZJ a N
No J. ka!.sas City. st. Louis and Chicago
M and denaI.s ...................-.. 1;35 p m
No 81 Accommodation, leaves daily lex
TaAes en ect Sunday June "a, ISIS.
Elegant free reclining chair cars on morning trains
Pullman sleeping cars all night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through To all points.
CITY ticket office 300 Il. Douglas and depot cor
uer Mead and Douglas avenues.
c. A RUTHERFORD. Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24
Clubs Of London.

Il Is reported that several of the Oldest and
mos respectable London clubs are in want Of
both money and nerberA Tho new clubs
are 30 numerous and posssS 20 many frah
attractions that the old cnes Ind Is dt8culs
to coupete.-Eew York Sun
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24
DENTISTS.
!. C.. WILSON.

J. c. WILSON,
Dentist. All work guaranteed frst-class. once:
us Z. Douglas avenue, over barnes " Soh orig
store, Wichita Kansas, uLoIIl
W. L. DOYLE,
Dentist. Observation-Disclosures block Corner Doug
las and Market. Cd floor. d5o-u
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

Ee-Whzt charming soGeyf LOOK a
those aowers, Mis- Roagepoese; afsfhey ncs
beautifully They remind nc Of yc1
she-Howi They are artificial
Ee-Ah, US, but ma eos vo0id svR0cv
k-Truth
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

Minister'S Wiz TO b0eaod,-l rAmk I. D
perfectly scsn1Alens, ~ Willow BETTY
marrying aGain and Tor o. shird tim.
Doa't yoc tesuk q, my dsgf
Aiussss-wssa. q would hardly b rzh.
for ros 70 ny ar5shing agaanss Ma Bsnt,y,
my dess. Sos ho sssn soo geoI . ouusn.ss
Of u;ns.-Texas s4ursnGn
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24
I,oR SALE Or TRApE-lsp acres Of No. / land T.

IyOR SALE OR TRADE-ISo acres Of No. / land IN
+ Harper county. han. all tiIlabie- 20 acres in
crops and well improved.
IG acres ir Barrier county. Kan, all good land 20
acres in crops. house, barn, etc. a fenced
Two sections Of No land in Edwards county,
Kan, miles from county seat al good land, living
water.
Five business tote and one residence OF rooms
and grounds In FL Dorado. Butter county Ess.
10 ares IN est residence portion Of Winfield Kan.
Eight lots, including one business lot IN hszlston
Kan
To- lot. IL Marion. z an. very choice location
~ acres O. second bottom land in Asson co1n.y,
III. This is a tine farm Also els residence OF
rooms and grouncs 9Th street in Peoria IL
Fine 10 room residence and iQxis3 f. IN West
wichita close 70 watch factory
Also on. nrst mortgage aoss for $40 and one FOR
81. so. hrstcla.s security.
own and control all the above property: VII .r-
change for good city property or most anything.
For particulars call address A. J. Edge or b,
room - Getto block. L-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24
FOB SALE OF EXCHANGE

Tor SALE OR TRADE-For q few days. four
i east front iots uiiaiB ssQrt distance Of DAD
packing house Wi sell cheap VIII tsks tsss "a
cash or coed mortgages AID vii give t1r~s yslrs
tim tbe balance o. viii trass fsg fAr properly
Party have SC GSsh VII tr&1s ard taEs good
payer tor -. $50 Add-ess CT call On z ]. bssz a
tae Fourth National Eack- Az
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24
BOARDING.

UASTED-Tsss So4rte-. al Ess y. ynyors2.
w Ffrst ctA<- family oosrt3 IL " y@y weez siso
S7s.-
TTyASTED-Boz-6s-.- PlsAsza. roam ~~ts
w board, n hgss> = - Gas al Ssrs AID taas-
sS-sesy fsrlsstx~s- A fes tA5ss Soerssgz uA~ssd
= y Topeka ave- SO
VVAsTZD-A fs~ eo&r1.r. .: 10 sszia xz.=
w s-ree- cnc. pts&s&-f rooms VITA G-ss cas-
board 81 r.AstzaSe p-sees s4sfs parry esssy-s u
s~ss VEL ss-s5~sssr As sSsn s0zlss cssa sSr ass
ssI1s4 Address y y. cs.. kz-s- o-<e> ss-<s
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24
st, Louis Live Stock.

81 Lou IL. NO. ohls -"
CATTLE-Receipts ., $50; shipments. an. Mar
Le- easier Choice heaVy native steers, *J2V9b.VT
fair TO good native steers, SaJg%5.s; putchers
steers Medium to choice, IS JGi,s0 stocker ana
feeders fair to good, s2<-st35G rangers corn led
S3.aiI4. -; grass fed. S2o033.' -oo ,,,.
strong Choice heavy and butchers selectaoUs
So 56d3 packing, medium 70 prime, sOVEGo'z~
iighf grades, ordinary 70 best $5%}&o.lO
SHEEP Recei pJs.3.0G; shipments, none. MARIE
firm Fair to choice, s. 5000 10 40
!tORSLS-Receipts, 400; shipments. o. IeAahS
q NJ indians in carloads. $40 70 10 $500.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jnly q.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Recepts, 500. shipments, aU
Choice Texans a shade lower. others l0c lower
cows JSl0c lower Good TO choice corn ted, -s5UJG
80 common TO medium, 50 5V@i.3 grass fense
s.eers. s20gS4 26 stockers and feeders, sl-oSS5N
HoGS-Receipts, LOO shipments 20 Market
y, higher Good to choice, So.a34sG.05; common
10 MEDIUM s. 25a5s5: skip. and pigs, tS;5ls5
SHEEP-Receipts, 2.soG shipments Ioo; o MarK ,
steady Ci0od to choice rnultOns. $3.5UG4.UU COM
mon 10 medium, S2.0yS3,lU.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, nan, jury -.
WHEAT-No. soft 6lc. No hard, DC
COTN-White. Sc; mixed, 55c-
OATS-Old, 1oc.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24
GRAIN IN SIGHT.

NEW YORK. June 23.-Following was the
visible supply of grain July Il, as COM
piled by the produce exchange:
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STRAYEn.

STRAYED-one dark brown narec Got loose in
- this city on the evening OF The N with sss.ols
bride aud hacSasncur on. Anyone giving .ntorfta.
ton ~ Sls East Douglas VIII DC literally rewarded
for The same. $50
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LOST.

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l. - xsTe- Z 4efI Asi-l Esss Do1xAxs az. NJ
Coga5 Bra as
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t~1szs ss<1 xex resxrE. s-zes
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Sre szs1.sks sd Ass2- - sr-E1s f1oz A s.lssAg~
F--A-c ~ D pad for --1=rz - 9ax- Es~eT Bra
is .2g-S zs-Aks se<@sA -,
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LOST.

r OSr-Gold watch, le.. In closet IN rear o. k.tzs
IL dry goods store. IL Z. Douglas ave oe.Seea
and 10 oc.ock Monday. Finder VIII pc hosrsi.y 70
warie3 on leaving the at Kendall d Norrlsoas
furniture store, Is Z. Douglas ave- eSi-a
r CST--A erovnsh, green lap robe. machine en-
IL eroice-eSt- Finder viii DC SUITABLY re~araca
by leaving same Al IA once. oSAi
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ROGERS.

TIE Photographer. Pictures IN all sizes ana stres
He also carries the 1nest assortment Of picture
frame. in the city. Give him friendly CAL aad sI.
anime samples
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

New ork Produce.
NEW YORK, July %.
wHEAT-'ec higher hut trading light. No. . red,
SaisltsselC. elevator; elalC delivered
CORN-SCar,e and lec higher; No = sc: store. 55c
deliNerrd.
oATS-MNed higher; white, lower; mixed, $50
SSC: white. 43vl4>C
COFFEE-Spot steady; l4iec; options 1880 points
higher hut quiet. Sales . 90 bags.
SDGAh-tirm.
EGGS-Firn: lA3l1isC.
BUTTER-Firm on best grades, l27s l2c.
CHEESE-Quici; ,eS'4c.