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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-21


or talking on the inside raped several
times before there was response Fiualiy
Harry came to the door in his night clothes,
and sticking his head out asked what VIVA
wanted. said; Good morning, Harry; you
wero not expecting TO SEQ me. were your He
replied. NO. and don't care to SEQ you,' and
shnt the door in my face.
ANY heart sank for n moment, and did
not know what to do. Again said that
raust SEQ him, and he said: Go down M the
parlor and wait until ! get dressed. ! re
piled that would wait there, and did lp
about twenty minutes he camo out. and We
walked to the elevator together. Getting In
the elevator, we descended to the parlor floor,
where we had conversation. AT first We
wcrc seated | asked Harry to take me down
10 breakfast. Hs said he did not want an,
breakfast, and for mo to 90 on down
10 tho dining room alone, as be hnd
TO GO to the store Insisted OH hi,
going to breakfast with me, but hr
blankly refused and nrose 10 bis fect u
70. said; Harry, you are my lawful hus
taud, and havo right to demand youi
co,npany to breakfast He said: Shut upi
There's girl and sho'll hear you said; J
don't caro- who hears me- At this he graspcd
at my throat and, grating his teeth, sahl: J
couli choke you of right here. then
showed him back and 1red. Tho nrst shot
fred took effect In his side, think, for he
turne,l palo aud clasped his baud on his hip
kfter that | was so excited that hardly re
n,enilcr Just what did take place shot
several times more, but don't know cx
acily how many After tho first shot
Harry ran around the corner OF the c4s-
yator enh started down stairs At this
tis,e we were standing at the platform of the
elevator. Az Harry reached the head OF the
stairs was close bcEind him, and shot re-
is,atcslly When saw him fall on the stair
say anh saw the blood oozing from his
mouth. | rushed 70 him and laid bis head IN
MS arms, wl;ere he breathed his last. Just
mforc leaving Chicago" continued Miss
nrecnler. II telegrapled Miss Duffy mother
the situation her daughter was in, The leie
cram cost NE $3.50 Tho poor girls mother
viii bc heartbrosen when she hears tho sad
news,r ard here the woman broko completely
dori Ii tears AID suos.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-21
rha prIde 81 Woman.

A clear pearly and transparent skin
- always sign Of pure blood, and all
persons troubled with dark, greasy,
~ bIotched skin can rest assured that
their blood ID Out Of order. A few
doses Of BEGG's BLOOD PURIFI-
ER Il BLOOD MAKER will remove
tie cause and the skin win become
dear and Transparent Try 1t, and If
satisfaction h not given it will cost you
nothIng. VI. A. Miller, Druggist.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-21

afr. David Watkins, one Of the old
pioneers of this coast, died u few weeks
ago. He was 80 or more years old.
II you want 10 make money or
health, buy property in Sweet Home
or vicinity.
Messrs. Amos Knnable, Lowell
Ames and Carl Morris started FOR the
hot springs on the Mckenzie river yes
terday morning.
Mrs. John Davis Iins been up to the
springs, and received much help In
her rheumatic trouble. She II 50 rs to
attend to the household duties, while
before she went she was unable to do
much Of anything.
Mr.. II. II. Britt and company ARE
stopping at the It. john hotel. They
are classifying the Willamette valley
wagon road land. They are jolly set
Of boys, giving us some splendid vocal
and instrumental music In the cool Of
the evening after their days work Is
done.
Cleo. Rowell keeps the variety store
where everything needed can be found
at bottom prices.
Mrs. Moran & Hamilton, our enter
prising mlliners, have sold out their
stock Of goods. business must be good,
give thema call.
FERN LEAF.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-21
SWEET moHE NOTES.
June

Sweet Home presents a healthy CON
dition In business. Our blacksmith
shops seem to have considerable work
to do, although the travel is not large
as vet. Both hotels seem to prosper
and each their share Of patronage.
Real estate transactions seem to con-
tinue. Mr.. Ely Royer sold his farm TO
Mr.. John Mayfield; consideration ",
700. We welcome him to Sweet Home
and extend him our best wishes for
success. He has Il fine farm for fruit,
especially blackberries. Some Of onr
readers will remember the Ben Marks
farm where we used to go blackberry
ing.
Mr.. Phelps has bought lot and com
menced building. Ie is just from
Kansas, and his family consists ofwiic
and son. lie is well pleased with Or
egon.
air Ely Rover and family started for
Humboldt, Kansas, shis morning.
John remains; says lac mny go this fall,
rather thinks not; thefs are more at
fractions in Sweet Home than Kansas
for John.
Miss Ollie Rowell Is getting better SO
as to make few short calls on her
many friends. Ollie has had II very Sc
rious case Of blood poison, but through
the skillful management of DR.. Lam
berson she is now convalesccnt. The
doctor has many warm friends In the
vicinity Of Sweet Home.
Messrs. Moran & Morris bought of
Mr.. Calvin Cooper one lot Of Alr. Fin
ley's They are among Sweet Homes
enterprising business men, and mean
business. 1fyou want to find becfcat-
tie call OH them.
Mrs. Letsinger Is much better; she
was very sick for u few days. Dave Is
still hammering away; will make
point If he holds on.
AIr. Richard Watkins, better known
on Dick, has built n neat little house,
and, 1t Is thought by some, Is going to
take neat little woman In 1t soon; 30
rumor has It. Time will tell oil things.
Sweet Home has about 800 raised In
cash to build q church, besides 800 In
labor. They will try to commence
building about July or August. Thls
Il the right move In the right dIrsc-
tl0n.
Rev. kirkpatrick was In our town
last Friday looking after the Interest
ofTnE EXPRESS. He got five or SIX
subscribers. He was also dcsIr0is Of
getting O music class for Ills daughter.
Her terms are IS month for q class Of
eight, or 81 month for q class Of ten.
Any person desiring to attend can call
on A. +. Hamilton for full particulars.
Mr.. John DOnaca II still confident
hc will some day find q good ccalmine
or even something better.
Two prospectOrs report finding q
q good qnarh ledge. They arc out
1T the present and will give their re-
port next week,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-21

Enron or TEFE ExPRDas; Please
announce In the columns of your pa
I,er that we are sole agents for NJ. Pat
riclE's Pills, the most perfect cathartic
and liver pills IN The market. They
not only physlc, but cleanse the whole
system; purify the blood and regulate
tbs liver md bowela; they are yigoruua
Int gentle In thefr action and can all
ways Dc depended upon. For ssle hy
"a "A. RIlller-
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-21
4 climhlnc ,Iaine neIlc.

Hiss Belle Meader came down to Ssow-
l.e,,an from Norridsewocl: county recently
for lie essccial purpose of climbing TO tho
top II tlir watcr works stand pipe. Tho dis
tanrc TO the top is seyenty-lvo feet. as
ecnrlcd l,y means Of an iron ladder flxed per
ptnt,icniarly on tho side TEo young lady
safely accomplished the feat, T1ica shows,
when 1t j. considered TINT sho looxcd down
10 Il n.sr street, iij feet below, tea5 ECO pos
sess@i remarkably cool and clear head
Lewiston Journal.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-21
To plspel Colds,

Headaches and Fevers, TO cleanse the
system eflcctually, yet gently, when
eostive or bilious, or when the blGod IL
impure or sluggish, to permanently
cure habitual constipation, to awaken
the Kidneys and liver toa healthy ac-
tiyity, without irritating or weakening
them, use Syrup Of Figs.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-21
THE SLAYER or KING.


Portrait or Elizabeth iscechler Who Re-
fused 10 Isc Discarded.
Following Il the graphic account Of tho
shooting Al Omaha Of H. w. King, Jr.,
given hy Miss Elizabeth lseechler, the womnn
who killed him and with whom hc had lived
Shc made tho statements immediately after
shc had committed the murder The por
trait herewith prcssntcd % from To- Chicago
Tribuncs
.lieft Chicago yesterday, = she snid, with
the hest OF intentions In my heart. Arriving
IN Omaha, inquired where larry was liv-
isg, and was told no was boarding at tho
Paxton. | had been told by u Lady on tho
train whom ! happened to meet that Harry
was married, but supposed that ! was the
only wife. | then went to the hotel and
registered as Mrs Elizabeth a. King, and
asked for Harry's room. The clerk told us
that 1t was M C3, and went upstairs,
think to the third door. In the meantime
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-21

| hail asked for a
room adjoining
Hary's. but was
told that | could
not have II until
later In fhe day. I
wanted to hc close
10 thcs. or on tho
same hSor at least.
50 | could watch
their movements l
supposed that his
wife was villa him,
but when | raped
at his door | did
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-21

q wonanT Il y thou khng causest the tenn
pes.s sams agitats lzAAkiad. ~. !. Rous
eanhs
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
Chicago Gram ana Produce.

CHICAGO, August 12.-The market
opened active at an advance oyer Satur-
days closing Of nc, the strength being due
TO reduced estimate Of two points in con-
dltion Of the spring wheat crop by the
Washington bureau. Additional strength
was given to the market by the bulllsh
early cables, public and private. From
777Ec at the start for December wheat,
there was an improvement to 7S8@7S$4c.
with the bulk of the trading for the first
hour around 775I@U%c. When estimates
Of today's receipts were announced the
market took an additional strength and
December bulged to 7S1sc: though there
had been reaction after the opening to
TIC Speculative trading was not as
heavy as on Saturday and as the demand
proved less urgent than was expected from
early builish influences there was reac-
ton Of 80 or so during the last hour Of
the session, the close being 95@54c higher
than for Saturday.
Corn ruled moderately active at times,
but the greater part of the sessiont he
market was quiet. Demand was mainly
from local shorts. The market opened
1SN = lower than Saturday, was easy for
time, soon became firmer advancing 20
&c, ruled steady and closed about the
same as Saturday.
Ia oats trading was fairly active, partic-
ularly at the opening and operators, after
offering quite freely at the start, became
more conservative and the rest of day
they were only fair. Shorts bought freely
and after slight decline at the opening 4
firmer feeling developed and prices ad-
vanced j C from inside tignres, closing
steady.
The feeling in mess pork was somewhat
unsettled and prices ruled irregular.
Opening sales were made at a decline and
a further reduction of 12lE@15c was sub
mitted 10. Later more steadiness pre-
vailed, prices rallied 71aWlOc receded
again and closed quiet.
Quite good business was done in lard.
Opening sales were made at 2 s@5c de-
cline, and a further reduction of &c fol-
lowed. Later the demand improved and
prices rallied sake, closing steady.
Trading was moderately active in short
ribs. Prices ruled 215@5c lower, though
steady.
The leading futures ranged:
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
Harvest Excursions-Low Rates

The Santa Fe route will SELL on August
6 and 20, September 10 and p. and October
:, 1889, round-trip excursion tickets al
greatly reduced rates-about one fare for
round trip from Wichita to all points in
Texas, Panhandle OF Texas, Colorado,
New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming. Idaho
and Montana Tickets are good fo1
thirty days from date of sale. with stop
overs allowed at pleasure on return trip.
Parties desiring TO make thirty days
trip to any of the western mountain re-
sorts, including Las Vegas Hot Springs.
Colorado Springs. Cascade Canon, Mani
tou. Green Mountain Falls, etc. can save
money by taking advantage of the low
rates on the Harvest Excursion dates. For
ticket rates and other information. call on
". u. Murdoch, agent a, T. * :. Z. Il.
r., or address
GEO. T. NICHOLSON,
G. p. & I. A, A, L. s :. F. r. r.
d56-tf Topeka, Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
st. Louis Produce.

St Louis Produce.
ST LOUIS, No., August Il.
FLOUR-Quiet but steady.
WHEA's Higher Government report on spring
wheat checked selling and caused slight advance al
the opening. though The mari et soon dropped back
On dull cables and fine weather. closing &c 10 &c
above Saturday; No. red Cash $50 l52sc; August
1t54c; September 1870; December. 1850 '69sc BID
CORN-Lower No. , mixed cash S214C5S22i9c;
August 321ee329sc; September $3.50 asked; October
j25Sg3214c.
oATS-Firmer No. cash lS5sc; September l9g4c;
August lS7.c bid; May, 231ec
RYE-3Sl93S5$.
sAYNEasy. Prairie Sc 5Oa8 CO. timothy. s1l 90
gil 30.
BRAN-Dull; easy; 42c.
FLAX SEED-bower. 81 1891 20.
LEAD-Duli and depressed. Chemical hard and
refined So 7G common s. 10.
BCTTER-Dull and easy. Creamery 15lG17c; dairy
I2&lic.
EGGS-Steady at l2c.
CORN 5GEAL-S2 0JG2 05.
WHISKY-Sl0 OF.
PROVISi0NS-Quiet and easy.
PORk-Sl1 -.
LARD-S5 80.
DRY SALT Shoulders s. 25; long clear s. OOS
l5 short ribs IS 00g6 10; short clear s6 z0a6 3.
BOXED-eh oulders Is 1903 6I14i longs and ribs
81 -; short clear 81 S1g6 s..
HAMS-Sl5 15GI2 10
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13

LIVE POULTRY-Active but easier Choice
hens ~ 5aa2 IS; large ROSTERS 81 15 spring chick
dull; small 75S 81 %; medium 81 0D61 50. tur-
keys SC per pound young ducks s. 0V32 ~
ROV1S1ONS-Steady.
HAMS-1lc.
BACON-Breakfast 9J6c,
DRIED BEEF-S.
DRY SALT MEATS-Short ribs S. 81 long clear
50 5e shoulders 81 521a; short Gle IS S7H.
SMOkED-Shoulders SIS 371S; short ribs So 81 long
clear - "a, short clear Sc 90
PORK-$ll 30
LAkD-Pure Sc 25; refined S. s116.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
Eis-srth sksr. L4nsF
g. Leafs & ssu Yrsrl-sxrn Pm

F~sseHzsrs for al points tn Cosorsso.
JOINING Idaho, JtAE, koasxze. ssvadz,
"sst.sngson territory .E9 Orezos, ssscai
sassa va tie EIz1or-a shoF< Lio>. Ias
er>nsns OF his lfIss gives 20 lie irsv>ssf 10
ss~cTisss and easckars roGss- Free fasassy
S<eyang cars Klis-orIs 20 TIE p<knG;AA
POINTS ia above TERRITORIES vilsSat cE4azs-
for full information spDsy 90 W. y. AEr-
cocf, ra<senxsr aad taeEs: sxssi. - ssrs1
Main street. -
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
st, Louis Live stock.

ST. LOUIS. Mo- August u.
TLE-Receipts $780, shipments 500 Market
strong. Fair choice natives 50 S0Gi So stockers
and feeders, 81 25@2 6O rangers, corn fed, IS 25&
S4a
HOGS-Receipts 1900; shipments l470 Market
active. Fair to choice heavy 81 a09i 45; packing
- g0d4 80
SHEEP-Receipts 1900 shipments 14OG Market
active ard steady. Fair TO choice 50 5Jg4 30.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
Chicago Live Stock.


CHICAGO, ILL.,. August u.
The DrOvers' journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipts 1906 shipments GOO Mar
ket stronger for good, common weak. Beeves.
81 1904 70; steers IS 5JG4 80; stOckers and feeders
81 8Go3 10: cows bulls and mixed 81 25g2 co. Texas
cattle 81 65G5 20 natives and half breeds IS 1904 10
HOGS-Recepts 22,GO; shipments $50 Market
slow: heavy Zoe lower; others weak. Mixed 81 100
80 heavy 81 0JGy4 30 light 81 5Gs4 So skips, s. IL
"a CO.
SHEEP-Receipts $780, shipments 1900. Market
A shade lower. Natives g 5Ie14 s.: westerns So 10
"a I31s;Texans SIS 5094 p; lambs s. 70g5 81.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13

This Office is prepared to furnish all the
blanks which are used in connection WIKI
proving up homesteads in Oklahoma We
use Coop's blanks. which are the only
blanks printed that have been approved by
the land commissioner at Washington.
l.3tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
Kansas City Live Stock

The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE Receipts 1915 shipments 400. Market
Steady strong d few top natives; common to
medium "a luc lower; choice Texans steady, others
weak and Zoe lower; a shade lower; stockers
and feeders strong Good 10 choice corn fed steers
- 600 2s common to medium - t1a3 a. stoc9ers
and feeders 81 G0G3 Ue COWS 81 JJG2 so grassers
81 60a2 s..
ROGS-Receipts LIB shipments =. Light strong:
heavy weak. Good choice light 81 35@4 So
heavy and mixed 81 01s94 %
SHEEP - Receipts G,5; shipments - Strong.
Good to choice muttons s. 1894 W; common TO
medium 81 Jjag3 90
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
WICHITA 10 CHICAGO
wish91t Chssgs Of Car- va tbs Rsek Islxsa
Roar~-

Commenting sunday. Nay Izih. ths
sleeper lsav.nz v iebits a: 20 = ~. On
ias Rock Island ~sll run through 70 Chi
c12o. taus enabling pAaS~nzers - avoid
The Terzisous change u cars ia Kansas
City. As usual the Great Rock INfand
gets there and j. the frxt and oaty rsr-
road giving thrgaEh ear seTyioe ffDsa
wichita 20 Chicago. for sseevaaz car
reservations and tickets 20 al poiutz calI
~ city ticket ofisos. 10 Kzss Dougiaa ave
nas, corner Main strsez-
G a BrTHEgFURo.
lD4-ts Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13

Our form OF lease on city property is the
most complete and perfect one yet gotten
up. 1t was PIE pared by anattorney who
is authoritYon such business A-rt
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
wichita Produce Market.

Furnished by oberne Hosick & Co
WICHITA, August II.
HIDES-Green 81 4o@S 5G green salt, s. Gtg5 W.
1ry salted 4alUc; green pelts 4UoJiJci dry peIts'
TALLow-No prime, &c; No p SIC.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Wichita Live stock Market.
Wichita Grain Market.

Furnished by J. w. Hawn * Co., grain and COM
77'0-- --- WICHITA, August Il.
wHEAT-No ? soft, 5J8G0c; No : hard, 0JSo0c
CORN-No white, pc; No mixed, &c.
OATS-No white. logic; mixed, l5SlVc.
RXE-95c
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK, August T.
Money on call easy at Sg4 per cent; last loan Sc:
Closed offered ..
Prime mercantile paper, 44&G- -, e,,> 60
Sterling exchange duh but 5leaoy il "a CIR iOi
ixty day bills: - s. for demand
Very nj
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13

New York Produce.
NEW YORK. August -
wHEAT-Duu but firm and A5lc higher. No .
red. si.s,sStS.C
CORN-Active. steady. No .. 43'4TfNSc
oAIS-Iuiet irregular. No white, &c
Cor Ec.-Cpuuus firm; spot Rio triner at l-SsC.
S(GAi-Reiinei easy. { tSs. \ Sis; extra { ,E7iL
waite extra ''-ss.Hs; yellow t-s6'S. OF 4 llt.s,
mould A ~. standard 4 ST. cat loaf crushed, and
powdered Sc, graduated SIC. cubes SIC.
EGGS CHER n e~tern i5.fi.C.
BUTTER Firm: unchanged.
CHEESE-Duil; western e.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

7 NOU0GRAPHE and Printed Letter
filHil Heads, Note Heads, Envelopes,
LIIiIU Business Cards, Wedding and
Psrty Invitations, Calling Cards
luncheon Cards, Bonds, Mortgages. Certifi-
Gates Of Stock. etc. at the Wichita EAGLE
p2ce. Wichita. Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13

Rens registers for sale st this Office
Orders by mail will receive prompt atten
ton. Address the Wichita EAGLE, Wich-
ia. kan. 15-st
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13

Elegsnttree reclining chair all trains. and
Pullman sleepers from Wichita to Kansas CITY and
Chicago without change On night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through all points
north, south east and west, and steamship tickets
sold to All European points at lowest rates. CITY
ticket ONCE 100 East Douglas avenue. corner Main
street, passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avnueS
CA, RUTHERFORD. Ticket Agent.
ST. LOUIS < SAN FRANCISCO r. R.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13

pDPff-Af4A FOR FUEL And FORAGE 80
n HsEo4 aArteF4 ~ lslrtuE-4t u tae Nsss4rf. Tf-
Zee u Frs hisf S1sTt PORT Lraves ss0rt
cate .Hssec1 70 The usHsi usuclfses1v. sill ..
tfiTed ~ tsl= ufir~ glf4 z orioTs nGo1. cssfraf
sf9Eisra time, AslfenseT r. l5r and thaH ocatsi
fFT Fffft5fz and oe4iFersz ests o. rafr. f-ft
Ana lay asG SOD. la slrh 4a4ntif@- Uzay
aE5re3 o. nefs re uscufss Il Herfssf ard
tsfcf~r f5s e. camp - - al isni Aiken
-ss tifg- hshsass. iapE rFziLszaleiT oszEr Ier ~
10 - FfpEf7sssss f0F GfiF"Tf ~ qF1sr 1fufs e.4
asg - tnfsT'-tlzss b - sSrE Ec~Et rs=sress ta
Flslst - fei@rt ttss Nh1f ATTY PSF - All 81
ctsFel - nfTa1r Tor ersCA E9Tftceas -
i4lay y considered Tor To- ts4 iEferest = fis 49,
wee fTetsrolEe w1tl r. given - sFttrsc~ - ayzF
fi0 ssres3sct s=n usansf sEre fs.s ros - Gsa -
ai1 pre- IT, 1si-, ,ase Tcn - forgii lrfsiats
- Hsazafsf3 sss ~ dlsrF fhso-arl teirx fsf'ss-
Esaus gfeaz4s ard printed effeEiafs zgiax 81 -
f2rsiss1-ss1 - p furH-sf5 - ggs2atfii tEssl-
tfs~s rsstaz1ira rFggssa1s FsuEAa - rlsrEefi Pro
frsszs- - fzt% Cora Hay arf @ofo- ata a.
Grasssd 20 e. - Ffs3EEs. lFesrts--sasalef. z : A
Z EirF s.1sFfegrrasfey 5t-4
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
ROR RENT-ROOMS.

| MN -INOSh >.
Under this head p per nne PER day.
EoR RENT-Pieosaut Furnished room. isg north
L Topeka ave. d. il;
Tor RRNT-. furnished front room Tor Rcuiie-
L man and wife with or without board az ~
North Topeka ave dfA b
Eos RF:Nr-Sioely furnished rooms, at Is <o-ib
= harHet = d+4|
EoR REHT-Furnished rooms. Apply a. e Wa
L bash ave. d..-tf
CoR RENT-SiceIy FURNISHED roorns-es-f front
L with bath--51 2. Lawrence. Apply Kan burg
agency under Cltizsn- bank d..-s
I-oR RFNT-Firs1 cia.s hou-es Rooms furnish
Il cd Cnflrnlshed, H4mbnrz's agency uaasr
Citizens bank dos
E'oR NT-Hanburg's agency handles ao.hlns
l'1t first Class rooms and houses C1asr Cifi-
zens bank d5s-a
For RENT-oEe f1rI.ishei front ro-asa .saitahis
for tEo-riJh ooar1 e fepy iaLae fs9a'cecs
wanted also Enquire a. ~ North Waco Hefer-
TOR RENT-A front furnished room fgr Two
II genileIncn or selstlesilAu aud lis oa-ss-e
/ entraacc. Ap1ay a. % y - - aFe t.~H
E'oR EI.sT--4 desirable farnisAed room a, 50,
Il -. \. Enpcr.a- c75-sl
EOR RENT-Frruishsd n unforuisaef roora.
i WITH bath on Waco svenue. csru-F CsEtrsI
IEqaife ~ 5ionarcS cigar STAND. 81 >. 4a-a. . s1-1
Tor RENTED g tire FURNISHED or unr4-.
a.-fsed Tosn.s v - tsstis grs{f, d yltA issra
sew hose eer@bie - alton ~ Eor.h lrt q c9sY.
Can have coz q faT8 fDr ho-za and fzzegY Refer
cECsE Gf-I-eazs f-1sfsEE
csTs k-Agie us1ce- aa
FOUND.
Under rs had 1e ser lie per DAY.
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ARTICLES

BUTTER-Unch3ncod. Fancy creamery. Ifa
lose; fine lSs5li; dAcSts dairy. uSl-c, fair To
good &c.
EGGS-Good demand al lie.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
Rental Agencies

Plenty of cheap money for farm and CITY
loans at the knight Investment eompany.
ITO y. Market street q 6S-tr
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13

I7OR EXCHANGE well selected stock OF drugs.
paints oils. ETC. in Central Kansas: doing good
business. Owner going work OF Uncle r4tin. 20
Want clear farm worth $3.50. y. >. Nelson, y .Ci-
ita Kan. lilo North Market. d,s Gj
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE.
Under this head 2c per lioe per day.
L'OR TRADE-I60 acre farm six miles north ~
Il Medicine Lodge Barber county. %ansas. heing
the ~ SEA and M He4 tow u@h q range
II west clear ~ NOR. .ages. prefer 10 Trade Tor
STOCK OF groceries. giBssv are and QUsgEswars Or
live stock Address Lock box so Harper, hsH~ts-
d,i-E
IHOR TRADE-For Wichita property or farm near
4 the city. good Eve room house and sA lots n
EUres1a. kansas viii guarantee . Joan ~ - al.
eighteen .Ots two good residences fndspeu-
dcnce. Kan: 10 acre farm one mile from SaiiH8.
Kan; ~ farm al Join TX the iovn oi il ieye-
Kan This property j az clear. VII --Irs fruFt-
gage Also want for cash cheap 1918 IN the HaFtA
part Of the city. a. ~ Wassam. AZ SedgWick o.ock.
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