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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-06-22
Washington Letter.
From our rcgu,oy correspondent.

Cranks seem to have the advant-
age ofordinary people in the mat
ter of duck" For instance, look
at the case of Capt G. A. Armes,
L. s. A. retired, who has just had
his third sentence of dismissal
from the army commutel by the
President to confinement within
such limits as may be presented by
the Secretary of War, and to de-
priVotion Of the right to wear the
uniform and insignia of his rank
in the army for period of five
years. The oilenses for which he
was tried this time were intruding
into the inaugural parade and at
tempting to pail the nose of Gov.
Beaver, of Pennsylvania. The
court martial found him guilty and
sentenced him to dismissal. Most
eople here regard him as crazy
enough TO be in an asylum.
Julius Ceaser Burrows the Mich
igan Congressman, whose principal
distinction is the possession of Il
voice that is pretty good imita-
ton of II fog-h0rn, and who hopes
to be Speaker of the next house of
Re presentatives, is very much
troubled for fear that the wicked
Democrats will give the Republi-
cans trouble when the time comes
to organize the House. 1t is Il
pretty commentary on the rules
governing that body for Burrows to
say that with the assistance of one
experienced member he could keep
the house in a deadlock for the
two years of its existence.
p. N. G.. Wanamaker is anxious
to stop the handling of the mails
on Sundays. The business men Of
the country would be likely to Wig
orousIy protest against such
move. The Western Union Tele-
graph Company would probably
pay Wanamaker more than he
paid for his position if he could
Stop all mails on Sundays. 1t would
be worth ut least one million dol
lars per year 20 that concern.
There is u rumor here that Pat
rick Eagan recently appointed
Minister to Chilli, had been recall
ed on account Of the revelations in
tha murder case OF DR.. Cronin ut
Chicago. The rumor is denied at
the State department
Ex-senator Riddlebergcr ismal-
ing himself the laughing stock Mt
Washington by his antics. If he
is not sent TO an inebriate asylum
soon ii will be too late.
COL J. c. Keltou has been APP
pointed Adjutant General Of the
Army, to succeed General II. c.
Drum, recently retired. He has
been General Drums assistant for
Scve raj years.
Two hours day is time given by
the members of lIarrisom's cabinet
to seeing the public. Quite eyclu-
sive these gentlemen are growing.
Charley stayed pretty la te last
night didn't he Lii? asked sister
Kate the next morning.
Yes, said Lii, sleepily, we were
trying the pigs in the clover puzzle
till nearly eleven O'clock.
And did you get the pigs in the
pen, Lii? asked Kate, eagerly.
No, we didn't; but / got my fin
ger in this SOLITAIRE diamond ring.
First Tralnp-Goin' in that house
over there, Pard?
Second Tranp--l tried that
house last week, | amt goin' there
Fraid on account o the dog?
Ne pants are.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-06-22
Onlinous Olnens.

The funeral procession must not
cross a river.
The last name dying person
calls is the next to follow.
The corpse must not pass twice
over any part of the same road.
To dance on the ground indicates
disaster or death within year.
A dish cloth hung on door knob
is sign Of death in Il family.
Whoever works on sick per-
sons dress he or she will die with
in year.
If a hoe be carried through the
house some one will die before the
year is out.
Whoever counts the carriages at
a passing funeral will die within
the year.
The person on whom the eyes of
n dying person last rests will be
the first to die.
II thirteen sit ut Il table the one
who rises first will not live through
the year.
If three persons look at the same
time into mirror one will die in
year.
TO break a looking glass is ii sign
of death in the family before the
year closes.
The clock should be stopped at
the time of death, as its running
will bring i'll luck.
If hearse is drawn by two
white horses death in the neighbor
hood will occur in q month.
If rain falls on new made grave
there will be another death in the
family within year.
1t is unlucky in a funeral for
those present to repass the house
where death has occurred.
If the grave is left open over
Sunday another death viii occur
before the Sunday following.
To keep the corpse in the house
over Sunday will bring death to
the family before the year is out.
1t is unlucky to pass through
funeral, either between the car
riages OF the files of mourncrs on
foot.
If rain falls into an open grave
another burial in the same ceme-
terry will occur within three days.
If anyone comes to the funeral
after the procession starts another
death will occur in the same house.
TO put on the bonnet or hat of
one in mourning is sign that you
will wear one before the year is
out.
In Switzerland if a grave is left
open over Sunday it is said that
within four weeks one of the vii
layers will die.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-06-22

All trains between Columbus aud Cincu-
rati run through without change of cars, con-
ncctlng in Union Dcpots with all diverging
lines.
The Fast Express leaving Cincinnati nj 7:lO
p. M, is II solid train 10 Pittsburg Viu Wheel
Ing, sleeping car attached.
The train leaving Columbus nj 3:..I a. m. Is
n solid train from Pittsburgh To Cincinnati,
with sleeping car. At Columbus II Slsep.ng
car is set at the cast end of Union Depot which
can he occupied at any time between 300 pm
and 3:3) ~ nj.
Tine train leaving Cincinnati ut 7:3O n. M,
has through coach 10 Columbus and Pitts
burgh: also parlor car Nruttachcd: and connects
NJ Columbus with Sir"ping car for Baltimore
rl'' II. lrltilris
llp ."nl.. I,rs,nr Cn,I,ni''.v a.: 2ti5 ~. 81.
has latiGr "a nom t'iiuCn nu. 'u cia iainti.
Tie tTais l.vEi.'" Cbit iuUtt ri SIS u su q.
hnS rai'pr cirtram Columbus 70 'o'cinnni.
Tine train leaving Columbus 3d 3.gj p. N.
has through cUuch from 'ii'Sbutg aUh COL
umbGa to cincinnati, and connects nj Colum-
bus with sleeping cars from Baltimore and
phjladclpin.
$. y. PEA BODY. W. y. RFpPEl'r,
Gem sup'i g. J.. =.
COiumhus,C G.. Columbus. ~.
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The Practice of Dehornin0
Cattle Condemned i'll
England.

The question Of dehorning cattle
has been subject of controversy
in England as we'll as in this
country. There it is also called
"dishorning," but the American
word is preferable because it is less
likely to mislead composit0rs and
proof readers Notwithstanding cat
tie" The Society for the Preven-
ti0n of Cruelty To Animals has
made war on the practice there,
but has not until recently been sus-
stained by the courts. About two
years ago, one of the lower courts
held that pain might be lawfully
inflicted Oh an animal if it were
done in the honest belief, however
erroneous, that the result would be
beneficial 10 the owner. This de-
cision, however, has recently been
ovcrruled in an opinion by the lord
chief justice. The opinion asserts
that mere ignorance cannot be an
excuse, nor can an owner be per-
mitted to inilict pain on an animal
for his own private ends. In some
cases it may be necessary TO inilict
pain, bat it must bear some pro-
portion to the object in view.
IT was claimed that by drhorn-
ing the price Of animals was in
creased, the thirty shiIlings a
head, that it about more of them to
be packed toge ther in farm yards
and in trucks, and that it prevent
ed injury from butting. The two
former reasons related solely To
the profit of the owner and were
inadmissahle as Il Justification Of
y brutal practice, while the last
point could he met, where neces-
sary, by the slight operation Of
tipping. Backed by this decision
the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty 10 Auimnls wi'' put Il stcg
to it, practice ciu Eneaud q ire,
iand y is extensively oo'plt|cd
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-06-22
NOfc en- 7'u!.niRg of tiuiHs.

NOfc en- running o! tiUiHs.
Direct connections mndc IN Union Depot at
Columbus for Newark, Hancsvillc, PittShurg,
Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington and Phia-
delphia: also for Dayton, Cincinnati, Louis
wife, and all points South and Southwest.
FeR- Hose connections nt TOlcdn for Detroit
ana all poats in Michigan and Cnrnda.
I.1r~s>undo, Trans stop a; aii "'n''onS on
.'i-liiti.
I'D. =. LkrNLAriL
General Pass, .-,i :.ii' N'ci itA.,r'.
q. T.ENLE. CUiulnbu., OHIO
Gcn'l SuDi.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-06-22

Trains run on Central STANDARD Time.
Trains stop only on signal.
Trims 3. :. S. -. ~ and 80, daily. All other
daily except sunday.
Train II ius Pullman Builo sleeping coach
cs io Boston and Ncw YOrlr daily.
Train 3 Inns Pullman Bulci sleeping coach-
cs frol1 Boston und New York daily.
Trin hns Pullman Buffet Sleeper from
Non ork 20 Chicago daily.
~ trains arrive ~ and depart from the new
Dearborn station. Chicago
PasscuIcIs 'ai,i"c laipa 20. - 70. Or3Nmust
procure t.clSc'' 4" 'a"' iuHripc ii, tiTin.
?aSsenrcv. N!u MnN hr ro ,rg rnsi or wcst
vii iind II 10 th' 'ir iittrHt 20 consult the
AGENTS Of tiiS company, WHO ~ II give them
all information Ia rre3nd tu "it's and con-
ncctiOns Z. q, DONALD
Il. W. BuHHnwS. Grnc:tl i'asH.ngcrA9t,
Slpl. CHICAGO.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-06-22
ChiCa6 & Atlantic Railway Company.
T7FMTI CARD.

E.lF~rhe Chicago and Atlantic Railway
cUI,,tnues to be the most popular line be-
tAnen all points cast or west. lis trains are
composed of the finest day coacnes md pnl0-
tiai Pullman sleeping cars, and run over II
smooth, we'll balicGeG r"ad bed. No other
Tine offers more Comrlrta facilities. Dlrcc
connections made In Union Dcpots, thus
avoiding iHcomDdiou- transfers TT rnrcaSpn-
oblt hours. The rates via thisluc are as low
n, he lowest Ask for your tickets via the
Chirago X Atlantic Railway and your journ
cy viii Uc one ofcomfort ana pleasure.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-06-22
National Turner's Society 1T
CincinI ati June Fl, to
"a, 1889.

On June 20, and q, the c. g. G.
II. Iiy. will sell excursion tickets
to Cincinnati account; National
Turner's SQeiefT al 'a4e lowest
Hmtclags innited lare' fog l3e
romd trlp. Tickets good oroioro
99fi' lnac Hr}NsiSc
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16
Chicago Gram and Produce.

Chicago, August l5.-There was nOta-
BILE absence of snap in the wheat trade TO-
day. The general drift of news was less
l5ullish. and although early cables were
3 ID dearer for spot wheat the opening here
was barely steady at closing range OF yes
terday. Business in the pit dragged heay-
ily all forenoon with fluctuations in prices
30 narrow as to attract but little attention,
&c covering all the changes up to II
O'Clock. From 781lc December shrunk to
'7S1sc, the market swinging a greater por-
ton of the time between 7S14c and 1890,
with the business passing almost entirely
local and an average volume. The market
remained limp ana unin.eresting up to
the last. Near the close December settled
10 7Sc, latest quotations being 7818c, or 55c
below yesterdays close.
Corn was fairly active early in the day
but ruled quiet. Final quotations were
3L61zc lower than yesterday.
Oats were traded in with less freedom
and quiet and easier feeling, and prices
averaged fraction lower.
In pork prices were irregular and lower,
with quite active business reported. Open
ing sales were at 10@l21sc decline and pri-
ces huctuated considerably and settled
back 1Oa12J5c. Later prices rallied 5@712c
but soon weakened and closed easier.
Quite good business was transacted in
lard Early feeling was steadier and pri-
ces ruled slightly higher. Later weaker
feeling developed and prices receded 715@
10c.
Fairly active trade in short rib sides and
the feeling was easier. Prices ruled go
JOG lower and closed quiet at outside fig
ures.
The leading futures ranged:
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16

1sl4c;. May 2sA@2s5sc; September 1880 bid; August
l9l4c bid.
RYE-3Sc.
BARLEY-40c.
HAY-Easy. Prairie 81 oo@7 So timothy. Sill 90
gil Is.
BRAN-Active 45a46c
FLAX SEED-Better; 81 20
LEAD-Dull, weak; soft Missouri IS co. chemical
and refined So s25.
BUTTER-Duil. Creamery. 16alSc dairy. l4@l5c.
EGGS-Steady, 12c
CORN MEAL-Actiye 50 00Gs2 O..
WHISKY-S102
PROFESSIONALISM and dropping.
PORK-sl0 %.
LARD-Loyer; IS So
DRY SALT-Shoulders s. p: long clear &c COG
els; short ribs Sc Gb6 -; short clear IS 1906 %.
BOXED-Shoulders IS 75g5 S719; longs and ribs
St G5 short clear So S0S6 81.
HAMS-S1U 7562i2 10
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16

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s-zsslnx. o-ss soaaEg ~. Il = wuzszsszfs-ly
rrrfvs.~ y a ssssss f~t-zss-i CT etily fys =
iong drive Tak>n al hssi szn.s = ef1sz -
-zr~s 70 Q rs~ssss~, rsrvoss r-=xsosz e-safe Azss
ss1 oe<z1ssAoss sS-sp, al fey az s-fsy
walker, II tsksn before zoo scGx s~s.as. VI
sscs-rs szot>sex r-s-zd zap i "a 30. zS-r7
i-oegsxAl1z at ERE esz22y a-sssAs>sa - 10
wax ssnsr-ssnh q a. EuT2Ad thxz z sfrs7
cad. AID . goe.i s2lks ta~ yz~=AS ssS s-A-
LswHsn- ISssrE.AA
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16

Furnished by Oberne, Hosick & Co.
WICHITA August Is.
HIDES-Green 81 4C@3 go green salt, - OOg9 W.
r,ry sailed 4eIOc; green pelts, 4OG0ci dry peIts'
y T'A1LLow-No prime, &c; No p SIC.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16
A. ]. APPLICABLE,
Colnn.lis,ie Ifa.s.r.

Colonel, let Ess have dollar Tor fsw
rrin utss
Can't DO &. colonel Just borfOTs3 o1s
myself from nv bds-Ser.7
We'll that'u do
Bat I've done E0zs sd spent it,
"AlF+
al but twsuty cs1f1
y eli l@t ms have that
10, iss's x N hszs AID take oaa
II cannos - via yoa. easoosi. z1eter 80
circumstances TO5 set 'srs % lie E-Et tszaas-
A. mar a nonGx fas.s- return t2Ss favor.
Let u,e hsys It's many
"Hsre. nobls bro,Aer, saks L. "-EsntSscsy
STATE Journal
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16
Jass ooinx 10 Arbfirate.

ar. yo1 goar.z 70 EtTass. rEsaF" .asxssi 10
Hstle t,oy as tt .rezablagly gszsd zpoa tsas
upfsseE1 ssinz5e
'aThass Jsss ssss ! Y gzzaE - do
"Caas ws avtzsrsss, ra~. h~<u~s yoaszriksF-
Il ara fuSs gDlng - art-srss@ = ssss zzLa, ~
he sEls.gls 6s~ssssiess azsd Ts.as1. e ess&l a
6Esz tro<s seS ~sas II yesg Il ra<sGss.zz.
Il an jEss gang - s<tsrrse@. rny go. 2ssa
tals sa.nzis . as2s board u Arbssrzsssza
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money.

NEW YORK. August Is.
Money on call easy at 2]9s4 per cent last loan Z7H
closed offered %. .-,-
Prime mercantile paper, 454G659. - -, O., = e,,
Sterling exchange uull bat steady at D o472 IoI
sixty day bills: 81 oit4 for deiu''nd-
Stocks very dull. but held about sletIy'
INTEL los stOrkS today III ,bJo SntEco
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16

The Santa re route will sell, on August
6 and 20. September 10 and n and October
). 1889, round-Jrip excursion tickets at
greatly reduced rates-about one fare for
round trip from Wichita 20 all points in
Texas. Panhandle OF Texas, Colorado.
New Mexico. Utah, Wyoming, Idaho
and Montana. Tickets are good for
thirty days from date OF sale, with stop
overs allowed al 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
". ID. Murdoch, agent A, 7. x ;. Z. h
r, or address
GEO. 7. NICHOLSON.
G. P. & T. A, a, I. 4 : Z. r. r.
d56-f Topeka, Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16
St. Lonis Live stock.

ST. LOUIS No, August Is.
CATTL F-Receipts $500; shipments :, 700. Market
slow Fair to choice natives & 909!+ So stockers
and feeders 50 l5g3 ~.
HOGS-Receipts . 7g. shipments 1880 Market
lower Fair to choi; e heavy 81 l0Si -; packing
s. l0E4 %.
SHEEP Receipts 40 shipments ZOO. Market
hIm. Ear 70 choice s. 100 u
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16

NEW YORK. August Is.
WHEAT-null. &c lower. No = red. SIC.
CORN-WeakCr. No p SIC
OATS-WeaN. Ne. white ~, s29c
CoFFEE-Opuons steady; sales i4,y0 bags. SPOT
Rio IsaSc-
SJGAR-Firul- G. 62s7fts; extra G. 6a4I7
white extra g - slSN yellow, tlest-'S. OF 4 .-l6
mould 4, 81; standard A : Cut Loaf. -; crushed.
g.: powdered -, ErtnuiatoG, Size cubes. Soc.
EG6S-ACtlNe. los itC.
BUTTER FirIn. Western dairy 9Sl2}ec; cream
CRY. Ii0s pa sc.
iHEESE-iE.c
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16

l1ssS1szg s>oacs-os-. poS:7->os Gas,
s-&rxeszx.s~4 zn1 Eu<xsz-. cas- sAzs-s, ks~szz&l
r<rs@ al ns7ssg<s.ar ~rissfs al Fxsasx<a.
Il Is xsaa&sxd f<.-s sSAsy i1As.ass a t1s -
k-c.lA<. q Le<xH 90 nn<x Hsxkx~
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Kansas City Live Stock
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. August Is.

KANSAS CITY, No. August %.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts 6.O43 shipments 1852 Choice
native export steers 81 eady Ali Others both native
and Texas duh and lee lower. Native cow iOc
lower. Texas cows slow. 10c lower. Good feeding
steers firm and common ard stockers weak. GOOD
to choice corn led steers 81 1904 30 common to
medium - tbpi 90 stOckers land feeders 81 tJ(g
TO- cows 5Oa2 ID; gr;tssers 81 7562 60
HOGS-Receipts 642l: shipments l.221. Market
badly broke, light weights selling 59l0c lower;
heavy and mixed i0G 25c lower. Good to choice light
s. l516Gs NE: heavy aud mixed s. i5(g4 10.
SHEEP - Receipts SIS; shipments I'D. Market
weak and about iGc lower. Good TO choice nut
tons % 15Csa UG common 10 medium g. 5OQg3 80.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16

KANSAS CITY, No. August Is
WHEAT-Steady. Ne. red cash sales az 64l5c;
August sales at 64tSC; September 6slgc asked.
CDEN-Guet. No. > C.gSh-laC b.d August and Sep
tenIber. 2to asked; year, 12C bid 2.s4C asked
oAlS-\o. cash. i>isC Etd, NJ asked
RGE-No. > cash sales a 81.
ELUU k-ACtIve ami steady: NN 81: xxx S}Se
family 3 n: choice 81 81 fancy 81 ~ extra fancy
s. 20 patent ~ %ss2 90
MILL. TIEF-SJcady.
CORN MEAl.-l.c
CORN CHHp-JSc.
SUBSTITUTES.
kkA\-9c
EAY-Wesk. Fancy prairie new s. 0as4 90
good 10 choice s. olSS JF poor s. WsI 80
FLAN SEED 81 Is.
BJ TTEk-Gul ana easy. Fancy creamery $50 lac
fancy dsisry u&lSc7 good ltGi2C.
NHkESE-fuli cream. Twins and Young America
sSsC; western .t4c SKINNED Se(+c-
EtfNS-ilC.
LIVE POElTRY-ACtiyC but easier. Choice
hens - SbS2 .5 large roo>terS 81 :. spring chick
dull small ,sS II ~ medium 81 ui.tl h tUr
KEYS = per pound. Young ducks = NtES -
pRONlSlONS-Sleady.
HAMS-Ic-
Is ATON-EreaEfsst exc
DRIED BEES.
DRY SALT MEArS-Short ribs $ 81 long clear
O. - shoulders - 52let short Gle e. 80
kED--ShuuceTs e. SI>a; short Tius 81 =. long
clear 81 ~ short clear e. 81
pORh-slf -
LARD-Pure s. * refined $ So.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16
Kiyerslde &c susurban R,Dwnr

Plenty OF cheap money for farm and city
loans at the Knight Investment company,
lie y. Market street. q 6S-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16
ST. Lsuis Produce.
81, Louis. Mo-, August X

- Lot =, No, Al-Ilst Il
F10CRSTnchanccd
WHEA--Au OF yesterdays bul enthusiasm
$780, SO clear out ~ market to-day and close
Ma Al decline. rom yesfarsisy ~ ie Tor 4n-,r
> .ssC tpI september and ssC Tor NvcVmber ".
Ted cash. laal tasc, August .s'C- seIterr ar -.
May She
CORA-IoNer. N0. mixed cash sSisc: August
sssc, Sc. tenn Der, sac; October ssssCs Nav SC
oAIS-MeaAer and 3IAy loweI Ne, mixed cas-.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16
wichita Grain Market.

r,,,.niebed lv !. " Hawn & Co, grain and COM
iissioh Ii1'- O''' WICHITA, AUGUST Is.
wHFAT-No ? soft 55g61c; No hard, Jts1Jc
C0RNINo white pc; so mixed, &c:
oaTS-No white l6@i1c mixed, l5gl 0c.
RYE-25c
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16
Chicago Live Stock.

The DrOvers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receiprs 1s,o0E shipments 600 Mar
ket irregular Beeves "a 5t9+ So steers, s. 2tGa tG
stockers and feeders. % GUd3 10.
HOGS-fteceipts I7,u0; shipments 5000 Market
slow. l0c lower Mixed 50 9jg4 80; heavy IS i5G4 To-
light, ~ 2U9sf 30 skips, 81 50Qi 60.
SHEEP Receipts $500, shipments $500. Market
steady. Natives So 1904 y; westerns s. AGA W.
Texans S 1ila4 ID; llambs 81 gQa6 %.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16

everywhere erdo~ss tAa
fsN EAGLES ~Attorsevs Pocket d ok.
;IRit 81, can be used IN shy court ard
Ii any stste. Price, s. % Bv
mail 10 any address, pyeEad. upon receii
Of g. "a. Address The Wichita EAGLE.
Wichita ks.saa :
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16

L'OR EXCHASGE-To traders and everybody
Il else. The Kansas Abstract agency VIII furHiSA
yOu abstracts 20 any lands in the state OF hausa-
also dag ans. descriptions and estimates OF value
Kansas Abstract Agency rooms l TO 4, No. il. y
Market ST., Wichita Kan. J. p. heeier. manager
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Cars leave Douglas avenue every - min
utes from : a IN. TO : p m. Then every ~
minutes 10 10 D. IN Car leaving Douglas
avenue at a. m. and every second car
after goes Il Alamo. l44tf
Free reclining chair cars sre now running
on all trains on the c., 4 * y railway
Rock Ikls1d Route" between Wichita
Topeka Kansas City, St Joseph Chicago
Ct LoGIA ct
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
DROPoSALs FOR FUEL AND FORAGE

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL AND FORAGE
i Headquarters Department OF the Missouri, Of
ice % the Chief QuarteTrnaster, Fort Leavenworth
Kansas, August e. isss>eaiei proposals in t-ipli-
cate, 81 beet 20 the usual conditions VIII % re-
ceived AZ this Office until u O'Clock. noon. central
standard time. September TO- lSSy and then opeued
Ter iuru!shinC and delivering oats, corn. both
and hay ana wood il such quantities may be re-
CURED between The months 81 Ssptel ber and No
VeIaSer, l>> ~ camp 10 be established near Arkhn-
SIS city, Kansas, Approximately within ren flgl
miles Proposals for delivery At other points VIII
also oe entertained The t5ovsrnn euI reserves The
right to re2ect the Whole ADy part 81 any bid re-
ceiVe Or 70 c'ntrSct Tor such portions ol each as
may be considered Tor the ust Interest OF the ser
vice Preference viii be given 10 articles q doaes
Tie production or manufacture conditions Of quality
and price 5c 1diIE the price of foreign product ions
or manufactures The dGty ther,on} beng equal.
Blank proposals and printed circulars giving full in.
formation VIII Dc furnished on application Envei-
o-s con- aiming proposals should be marked Pro
po>sls for Oats, Corn, Hsv 8nd Wood aud adj
dressed ~ c. ". FOSTER, QusrterInsster [. : A
Chief gusrserulas1eT. 34-s;
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
wichita Live stock Market

Furnished for the EAGLE by Eldridge q camp
hell live stock commission merchants.
WICHITA, August ID.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16

Oklahoma
This office is prepared to furnish all the
blanks which are used n connection with
proving up homesteads in Oklahoma We
use Coop's blanks. which sre the only
blanks printed that have been approved by
the land commissioner ct Washington
l2Srf
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-16

DOR EXCHANGE well selected stock OF drugs.
paints. oils. etc, in Central Kansas; don. good
business. owner going 10 work ar Uncle sam
ant clear farm worth s4.r1. A. =. Nelson, Nlrh-
ita, Kan, ii6 North Market. dtbt
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Harvest Excurslons-Low Rates
r. W. ELDRIDGE.

CITY Union Ticket Office. ~ North Main street.
and Union Depot, near OAK street.