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OLYMPIA SOCIETY.
Interesting Social Events-Parties,
Weddtngs, Etc.-FsFsonals.


OLYMPIA. Sept. IA very enjoy
able affair was the party given BY the
Misses Chambers, at their home on
Chambers prairie, on Thursday
evening. in honor Of their
friends, Misses Anna and Nellie Cal
houn. of LaConner Music. dancing.
cards and other games were the
amusenents of the evening, which
were kept up until late hour. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. George Tai
colt, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Gary. Mr..
and Mrs. y. Shaw, Mrs. X. White.
Misses Maggie and Silma Chambers,
Anna and Nellie Calhoun, Miss Lsns-
dale, Miss Aver, Miss Reed. Miss Tar.
he'll. Miss Gary. and Miss Denny, of
Seattle, and Messrs. Root. Convey.
Aver. Mitchell, Armstrong and Gregg.
wAppELI-N'aIorasR
The pastor and congregation OF the
First Congregational church OF this
city were treated to = genuine surprise
last sunday morning. After the ser-
vice Mr.. William Il. Waddell and Miss
Lucinda Il. Mct,sothern, both Of Ieln,
approached the alter and. producing
marriage certificate. we're soon
united in the holy bonds of mafri-
nlony by the Rev. J. r. Chaplain,
pastor. After receiving consrAiuls-
tioss from the congregation they
started out upon the sea Of life. With
the prospects Of bright future before
them.
COMMA vvFx~
Invitations are out for card party
to take place this evening at the resi-
,fence Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Horr.
PERSONALS.
Miss Ada lsysie. Of Nhaicons. ar
rived in the city last evening. the guest
al the Misses Chambers
Mr.. ana Mrs. 4. A. LAeeree lef!
Thursday for . twn weeks -oloorn
with friends in Portland and Newport,
oregoa-
Mrs. L. Martin. OF Ashland. Oregon.
has been spending The week With IN
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CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS,

The most complete stock of carpets on
the coast Is now ON exhibition Of fokia
ainserman 4 Co.'S new emporium. corner
Third and Madison. The patterns are ey-
quisite, the variety unsurpassed and the
prices ~ low a. made by leading houses in
san Francisco. S..tcisl rates are quoted to
curtains, wiadow poles aud window shades
and everything IN the upholstery line is
held in stock Toklas, SinsermAn & Co,
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! ,JIsHIuE Of SOCIETY.
-. pages in the History Of
the Queen City.
.,.,,-H.ysen weddinE-Ai'
- ~s,st Psrty-Oiympis'
and Port Townsend
AUTUMN.
x.~ YORK world.

New tofk
- eyes she comes again.
- ~ o'o snuny. dlken skein'
re- ii i dsh, = s IOss IN I her nod.
Epis ea - softiy DO one knows as
,,ovn. the leaves BEGIN
oersssa . md crimson dyes 10 VIA
- g. go = s;ngs as loud as ten
s, NJ nol.y locust when
49, o 3 maid, TO bid as : e =,
ss ,s,sr : sweet q long god 0S'
ca the leaves are gone
- sns. tsressll scent i flown;
Heeas, n.s.s away his wingr'
tcsFa's,n COSY corners elinEs.
- ee ygsf ushers with a siout'
9. re, r,s,s. ID, the autumn OUT
s,sss in her shy. brown eyes,
frrs ILL w. her gown with tsNny dyes
Spszs 9, s volee-but telling most
pssm ~. loved, but loved ana lost.
49, ~ "a - so.fly no one knows
= nss .ss comes, the time she goes.
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asn-tdCct- ] would E3re at my wealth.
Tor half OF yoas health
Sure, sas'am, yuu nerd onsy give =,
iar that's tie price al Elk bottles ct , '.
s., a. the boss cali s. @oYs Vegetable
sarxzpavilIa VIII make yea IS strong a.
rse. ma'A.a
Ms j. Rar-un. 81 Ia seventh street
San Francisco. writes Il have ben iaG-
lad JOYS Vegetable sA-szrsrs a Win Inn
,ueuSe senrl.S. Il Is perfectly splendid
Ia Easif ep nervous. rundown sni SuT1
sssyt Ssaraen~ Mrs Fred. 10y, az IT Ellis
stggat. Nrs- g. Werner. of - Perry street,
ard knnssresss CT oes3ers relate the SAME
experience With the pure vegetables juices
Of ibis Ca-siovnss csBE4gount
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HARNESS AND sAppIERY.

James wheelan, who il at present located
AT l,oi1 Third street. has certainly the finest
display of harness, "a sdlery aud turf goods
u be seen anywhere TO-DAY In Seattle. This
gentleman also carries fine assortment of
carriage trimminge and makes a specially
of repairing. Mr.. wheelan does Q large
wholesale and retail business and be war
rants all his work aud sells ct prices that
are bound 10 bring custom.
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London etrtkers WIN Go to work
LONDON, Sept. H-The master lighter.
men have conceded the terms demanded
by their men aud the last obstacle to the
fall resumption of work IL removed. The
men win resume work Monday.
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All kinds of blank fs,,eks
and rulings to any pattern
done at r.. Anthony's Bindery
ae the lowest prices.
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Union VETERAN CLUB.

Regular meeting of Seattle Union Vet
eran Club Monday. september is. at Sp.
m, at courthouse. Full attendance re-
Quested. NJ. n. Holmes. president.
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Pullman reservations made for ell
points East via the Northern Pacific rail
road. the vesfibaied sleeper and dining
car line. Office. 7l6 Second street, Boston
block
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|Uaey@s&sGmopss
II Is good policy In making investments
10 deal with firms Of established standing
In the business com munisy We mean lust
what we say when we give % our refer
ences every bank and business man In
Seattle, and we especially invite strangers
TO look up our record before transacting
any business In our line.
The following are a few samples. pc.
lected at random. showing the character
OF Investments we offer:
000 000-rwo lots, 1Dxi2o. at the
aud seneca streets, or the inside lot for
$4,000 and the corner for so, 600: easy
terms
$4,000 sSfas an: s"s s !ns lots corner
ON 00O-rwo lots, corner Madison
100000: desirable water font
r.; r. ~ sss &C.; s.; &C. ' s; rs;
street TO sixth. There are four cot
tagss on the Fifth street side, and by
improving the portion OF the property
facing GA sixth street, II will return
big interest on the invt stnent
$4,000 s.s. acres north OF Union
&6 000.Lo,, corner of Depot and
| OK 000-Two lots at the .cuthwes,
NC,OOO cornor OF Eighth and seneca
X4750TTr1gw,ss s lott :, northeast s.h. corner
~ 600-Five,acre tract south Of Jack
Ut, OOV son street, suitable for plat
ting.
81 050--Fins lot - toe east side Of
versiiy and Union.
$4,000 ad si'sI ir'n' lot IN Northern
S35OOopPaRR o Il, an: :1sse, .e ..sss s's Z.
/ publican and Mercer.
S2,70O:ss,, '1 s.' ssss f lsn Of ' .aa
blanchard.
/ 90 nm ~ Twenty acres near Gre n
p1,UOU Lake
/ Oh ON Lat ca Washington street,
Nl,OUU near Twelfth
x760-Lo,. j.ss 81 Of Depot street
| pfCO west Of Broadway.
! 6onN-sfngle tracf. In Days Acre Gar
DOUO dens. north ~ Lake Union. and
Z near the line Of the Green Lake electric
road.
| FOR LEASE ~. Ne ., h so,.,, ,h,r, :,
j stree, and tao good whagves 10 lease
for . term oi years.
$3.50 -DsF''
I0asy6,AsGm pes
Il 1sal Estate aaA Iiaaasial lrsksra
| - "a DsUiia Dui11tne.
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FRENCH EDITORS DISAGREE.
They settle Their Dispute BY q
Duel.

PARIS, Sept. h.-M. Lallon. editor of the
Fdncs, and n. CAMEL, editor OF the
Parisian. became involved In dispute the
outcome Of which was duel fought to-
day. Lallon was Mounted in the hand
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ReutOl Addition
And II there b ANYTHING in the testimony
OF Eea-krosu men, by rea&ing the follow
ING iisf Cd bona hsse rarchassu. you will
realize the reason
WHY:

Hon II. 6. Ssruye. fn
Hon G. H. Hanfoni. chief Justice OF
Washington terrisMy ca
Nj. Leigh s. J. Hunt. proprietor Of the
fost-Intsiiigeacsr CO.
Mr.. w. T. Bailey. proprietor of the Even
ire Press. isl
I. n Reed. Jr.. register OF the rni,esa
States land once. "a
Mr.. ". r. Forrest. county auditor. IN
Presecuring Attorney Newlin. q,
NJ r. ". Holhrook. general manager of
the Sea lie. Lake shore 4 Eastern Railroad
Company. u)
DIT. Z l. smith. 90
Ex-Proeecuting Attorney Ronald. CD
NJ Fred j. Grant. associate ediso. of the
Poss-Inteiiisencer. la
NJ. = r. Frazier. editor incl ies of the
Evening Press. Ql
NJ. John A. siescher, editor. fu-ehief OF
FRANK Iesiie's Illustrated Newspaper. 10
NJ. Edgar b. Piper. city editor OF the
Pest-inteilixencer 90
M Jerome casIin. I'D
King County Investment Company. go
Miss N. Louise Burns, of Minneapoiis. fil
M J. A Park, OF Dexter Horton & Cos
bank. M
Mr.. J. L. schultz. OF Dexter Horton &
Co. . bank. ~
Mr.. W. o. Came, OF @. T. Miller & Co.'S
bank. %
Mrs Anna May RUSSELL Cd
Mr.. Robert Abernethy. t2
Mr.. Daniel Warner. 90
DIR. Clarence A. Holmes Cd
Captain J. A. Hatfield. ~
Mr.. J. Burton, Foshay. Cd
Mr.. James C. Smart. ID
Mr. H. n. Bennett. ID
Mr.. H. A. Frederick. nl
Mr.. d. K Howard. (2l
Mn. Abbie n. Smith. %
Mr.. 81. A. Bauer. q,
Mr.. r. G Weeterman. f2l
Mr.. George 3. Bndlong. q,
Mr.. K. ". Crawford Cd
Mr.. job n A. ware CD
DR.. C. s. Merrill %
Mr.. Frank z. Ware. (s)
Mrs l. j. 0'Farreu %
Mr.. A. sharpe. "a
Mrs Caroline Baker stevens a,
MrS Elizabeth J. Crawford. Q)
Mr.. D. Il. Roberts. I'd
Messp. Isaac and Fl. Bingham. %
Ms Msrtha George. %
Miss Ida Carter. %
Mr.. J. B. C. Lockwood. Ql
Mr.. I. A. Garrett. %
DIR. David T. Bowman. %
Mr.. James q. Giilies q,
Mr.. George Hartig. ID
Mr.. q. FAX. ~
Mr.. Alexander Duncan 90
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80, 1@ee- Resolved. Ihsg the ues CoDstitu-
~, s save a prove &c HAS rittzcus who can
= 20 20 aud Wriie should not he allowed
s-,n..sA a. state sud county elections. AZ.
MI. N''ae' stia Alderman and bessie Bur
Ca,,a negative, Hattie Bray and Nina
. a''er hearing the intelligent
. ,sches the judges decided in favor
q the Negative.
FATTY On SEArTLE RKlGHrs.
Tue pretty residence OF Mr.. and
~'s' ". +. Boone. or seventh street.
a. the scene Il very pleasant whist
ae lUe>dav eveuins. The party
80. gwen IN houor # Mis- Allie Hay
s,. So, "ho Vas married the failusing
MING 10 Mr.. Wellington Clark. OF
.@ Wa!la. Most Of the guests
~ e iormer residents of OLYMPIA.
~ Miss Hayden formerly resided.
departing tor home the guests
49, served with delicious luncheon.
IT, 1en vas thoroughly enjoyeSi By all.
d. presen, were: Miss Allie Hay
NJ. and Mrs. Boone. Mr.. Well
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Do You Want the Earth !?
NO.

- yaa na~at .ess ssrv * n sGt~s "A
Wits -ass s5zz-.5sx = 1san
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TO sNoacALaIE FALLS.

TO sNtSNtiNib ~ LIZ.
During Tuesday, We'd nesday and
Thursday of the past week Miss Mont
yomery and Miss Antione,te Mont
vonery. of Portland. and Miss Lucy
Phelps, of Springfield. Mo-, were the
guests of DIR. and Mrs. Minor. Among
the incidents OF their visit was q trip
to Snoaualmie on Wednesday in Presi-
dent McDonald's private car. Those
who participated in the excur>ion
were DIR, and Mrs. Minor and their
guests. Mrs. ]. {. Haines and son.
Mrs. r. X. Arnold and daughter. OF
Portland, Miss Halter and Mr.. Alfred
Holman.
SIX YEARS OLD.
Master Burton Hsines Was years
old on Friday. aud celebrated the day
by driving party Ia Ravsnna park.
The party arrived at the park about
%. m and remained until :, spending
the time in target practice, feeding the
bear. getting themselves photographed
and later, in disposing of bountifni
supper. Master Haines' guests were
Miss Bessie Minor. Miss inalth Minor,
Miss Louise Nichols. Master Willie
Nichols. Master Vivian Garkeek, Miss
Halter. Miss Royle. Mrs. pr. Minor.
MIR. Holman and Colonel and Mrs.
Halnes.
aENEtKE-BIRp.
Miss Sahina Rird was married last
Thursday evening to Mr.. Louis r.
Benecke. late 1T New York city, at
the residence of Mr.. Harvey N. Lewis,
on Second street Rev :. X. ;. cray
osiciated IN the presence Of relations
/ aud few intimute friends OF the con-
/ tracing parties. Miss Bird IS the
/ daughter ~ Mr.. Frank W. Bind, OF
/ this city, and Is a young lady highly
res,eciei aud universally liked The
f happy couple. after "A short wedding
[ tour, have taken up their residence In
/ the city.
.s0NK To YANCo& VIE.
The following persons left yesterday
afternoon for Vancouver. h, q. as
delegates from the Y. NJ. C. A, in this
city 10 the Y NJ. Z. 4. convention
which meets there this week ker-
aud Mrs. t<. A lew kshury, Msss MIS-.
Te~kshurv, Mr.. Everett smith and
wife. MIR 1o>enhsas aud wife, ut
Wsterhonse aud ~lie, Mrs. FaIsharsi'
A. q. wellson. Trevor oFion. r. Law
Rev. Clark Davis and wife, o. y
Campbell. III. ". Carr, t. { carter
I MSS pRNstklp's FARTy.
Miss Helen Peniield entertained 3
number of friends last Monday at the
home of her parents. on Pike street II
was originally intended to entertain the
party with . moonlight excursion o''
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19

Cbtcopo Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 1s.-In wheat fair
volume of business WAS transacted IN
speculative way. The market closed lc
lower for December. while May closed the
same as closing figures of Saturday.
Ia corn the feeling developed as on Sat
urday was easier. there being consid-
cradle pressure brought to bear on the near
futures. The market closed ts@9sc lower
than Saturday.
Oats were active, stronger and higher,
but outside prices were not maintained
until the close The advance was due
almost entirely to the buying for May by
large operator who caused an appreciation
of Ss@1sc. There was fair selling at the
top and reaction of 1s@Kc followed.
The near futures were traded in moder-
ately but advanced as@14c in sympathy
with May.
Mess pork had very little interest mani
tested. Prices exhibited little change eX-
ceptiag for near deliveries. which ruled
5@71fc higher.
Short ribs and side trading was very
light but the feeling was steadier.
The leading futures ranged follows
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19
RECORD BOOK.

County Superintendent Pence's class
ifacatiou register Is the most com
plete thing OF the kind ever published.
John Mcdonald, editor of the Western
School Journal, writes: IL examined
Superintendent Pence's Classification Reg
ister and was much pleased with IL 4
number Of superintendents pronounce it
superior 10 any other now before the peo-
Die. and they are OF the opinion that the
Register should be placed in our county
schools. There is no reason why Kansas
money should be going to distant cities
when We have a better article in our own
state. Address X. p. MURDOCH.
MANAGER EAGLE
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19
ksepThi. for ra,ure Re,.rsne..


The Fort Scott. Wichita & Western rail-
wav Missouri Pacific Route" is the only
line running solid trains through from
Wichita 70 Kansas City and 81. Louis.
leaving Wichita a. e.l5 p. m you arrive At
Kansas City next morning at O'Clock
Pullman palace sleeping aud free rsciin-
Jog chair cars through 70 Kansas City and
St. Louis without change Remember II
you go via the Fort Scott Route you are
not dependent Oh main hue cp1nee-
tons at Junction Point, but you go night
through on solid trains This II the oDly
route whose main line runs through Wieh-
its All trains are made mp here and run
through solid 20 Kansas City and St Loui>-
Il is the shortest line 81 It. Louis
by IS miles an1 t~o hours tie quickest
Two trains daily TO 81 Louis anda II points
east Tiekst ofice IN North Main street
Depot corner second and :" icEltx s;reets-
Z Z BLECKLET.
Passenger and Ticket s9ent, i5s y Aaia
st, Wichita. Kan
r. G. TOWNSEND,
G. L. & T. A, St Louis. 70.
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Wichita Grain Market.

Furnished by J. W. Hawn g. Co., grain and COM
mission merchants. -
WICHITA, KAN, Nov Is.
GRATN-Car load lots on track:
wHEAT-No. soft, weak at 2a63c, No. hard %
@54c. No soft a995Oc, No. soft 40a45c.
CORN-NO white or mixed l5Gl6c. ,,
OATS-No. O. white lSdl4c. No. mixed uSIZc,
No. white or mixed lOc rejected SC.
RYE-No. 22&23c No 2O(12lc.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19
Wichita Produce Market.

Furnished by Oberle Hosick & Co.
WICHITA, KAN, Nov is.
HlDES-Green 81 I0a3 81, green salt - Wgo ,9 W.
DRY sailed 4AI0c green pelts 4Os t5c dry peIs 'S1e
TALLOW-No. prime t1ec No 241Tc-
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19

CoTToSwouD FALLS, Sept. ~. 1ss2
Dear Sir-I would not do without your
Attorneys Pocket Docket" for double
the price of IL. / think every attorney
should have one AZ they can turn 20 it tn "a
moment and get = fall history OF every
case that they are interested In.
Respectfully,
GtoRcR ~. HsYDHN
Attorney nj iaw and clerk district eourt
Chase county
Price OF Docket 800 By mah postpaid
TO any address upon reneips of sl.07
Address The WICHITA EAGLE,
r T. MyRDoCK. Wichita, Kansas
Business Manager d&wa
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money.

NEW YORK. Nov. Is.
Money on call ruled tight ranging from TO ~ per
Prime mercantile paper 51e6S1H
Sterling exchange quiet but steady at "a 81 for
sfxty day bills and - IS for demand
The stock market was very irregular closing
with few exceptions trifie higher than SATURDAY
close. ANN, ,-
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19

X T. Murdock
sir; l am in receipt of the attorney
Pocket Docket have been using one OF
your dockets for some time but | consider
this one with its alphabetical and dairy
index and NS general arrangement better
than any other which has come To my
notice. Yours, E. II. AUrCBTSs,
Co. Atty, Butler Co.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, Aug. 10, 80.
The Attorneys Pocket Docket WAS rec~iv-
Cd al, right and will say that II Is the most
complete and convenient article that law
yer can have in his Office TO fscihtAtc bust
ne~s. Iii just what every lawyer needs
tina, has any business IN court
Yours, ETC. y. N WINrIN
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19

Prescott. Arizona, Feb. Is. 1850.
Dear Strive received the Attorneys
Pocket Docket" and are more than pleased
with it. IL is convenient. well arranged
and complete 10 every way. Yours truly.
HERsDoN a. HAWKINS.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19

MUsKoGEE. l. T.. Sept. IA. 1889.
Gents-We have examined one of your
Attorneys Pocket Dockets," and find it
one of the most complete Of any We have
seen. Please send Us one by return mail.
We are yours truly.
SHEPARD. CROW & SHEPARD.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19

EGGs-steady. lsoI9sfc tor good stock
CORN MEAL-2l dOG1 65.
WHISKY-tl o.
PBOyISIONS-Qui and easy.
PORK-&1O 15
LARD-Prime steam not quotable over S. IS
SHORT CLEANS As
LONGS AND RIBS-$5 q.
SHOULDERS-$5 l2I6G5 25.
BACON-Hieher. Boxed shoulders s. 121fG5 g.
WOOL--Quiet and steady. Unwashed bright me
dunn l9a2s14c, coarse braid lse24c, lows liz sanIy
llalSc fine light 16o2c fine heavy 1l9l3c tub wash
ed choice sc. Inferior 3pgo5c.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19
FrI1oy Kan March o Issq

FULTON. Kan, March q. 1859.
Dear Sir: Enclosed postal note for sL05 in
payment for Attorneys Docket" Ana
well pleased with same, as 10 10 the hand
lest and at the same timS concise and
comprehensive pocket docket have seen.
The Diary Index snd Alphabetical index
are valuable features
Respectfully.
+. &. GATES, Attorney at Law.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19
81. Louis Produce.

1T. LOUIS, MO-, NUv 10
FLoUR-Steady but quiet. NNX = 9at lG
family s. 5Oe2 90: choice IS soSs 90 patent u 90
-.
WHEAT-The close was a little below Satur-
day. No red cash 7Ssats7Sfsc; December closed
.s.ec bid; January closed SAsc nomnai' May closed
TORN-Righer. No2 cash. 2sleS shsc; November
lsc, December closed 2Sasc, February, 2sssc; MAY
3Ss s.slbsc bid
oATs-Flrln. No. 2 cash. lac bid, May. 22les
22Ssc bid
RYE-Dull. No . hard tOc
BARDEh Nothing done.
HAY-Du and easier. Prairie. IS Nas IS timo-
thy IS 5Qd i2 "a
BKAN-Quiet. firm; sec.
FI.AXSEED-Sl - bid but held higher
COTTON SeED-sl20pa2S. el
IEAD-Dun and weak with sellers Of desiiverized
M az IS and common and soft Missouri al IS 90
BCTTER-Dull, CrealAery 2osZac diary Isaac,
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19
Sale

District Court isst judicial district. sedg o0un-
-. ksnsses
David Badger. Plaintiff,
Il =. TriC key Of al, Defendants.
Nv virtue 81 eregutfou i-snef - upe
S.sirC; coyrt VI ID. isth J.ieni dislct sitftss "a
and for s~Sssvick o0lnty, kSIlssz. wherein David
B-daer Ust Pis4Eu@. and T. T.. Trictsy, ". -. s'ss-
tia Is Nhitscfngr@ sad a E. Ninplls de-
PENDANTS. IsilI on Tuesday the fsh day o. ao~sfn.
br ltsa - cucs lie tr>s. sids pf tfe
noTth-essf quarter II sft,t-D ono a. - t~ssSsip
-nins ri NosaIh % rAuas ~ raas 81 Is
.Sh r. II. 81 tsdxwics csqnty kfgs,ss. Yer for
81 bic sstigt % the lisfest hfddef fof cash In
hand all SHE right. t!3e and infsTs-f % TIE dsfsr
above med tu aaa .oths feiost,lE ds 81 ed
personal property s3tasis=l itse comfy % -~.S
vic At u hafsts. to sit
thoftI a afSeH ~ cssyE. 49, ga sSs n~ic
upon he side 81 .iss gors1-ssG .saf tsr a
o. -ecssOn y js tos asAig fsaxssY-fsifie ~
sonth % FAass ~ ~ tsss Oh y y
sail y--soasl properly - fSv1-1 On he prrp>rsv
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sa3d exsc1tips.
sh,rlas o5soa. wehsss H&as<z kpv. ~, A. u.
i5s. - HATz-
sheriff ss6s viii cos4Btf B.ssss
r. j. EHka Plaintiff ArnDsy Sie~e
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19
FOR S1LE--HOrSeS and Tchicft
FOR SALE--Fdrln Property.
Under this head &c per line pc. day.

EOR SALE-A valua bic farm Of l6l acres situated
+ smiles southeast of Wichita, Kan, being the \.
W a Of section L. township % and range east -
acres i'll cultivation. So acres in pasture No ncurn-
berauce price S400i Terms one-third cash, balance
on time 5 per cent int. Add Ii. Il Augspurger J.. -
IN, Hamilton o. disc 1c'
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Free reclining chair cars are now running
on ali trains on the c., T. Il n. railway.
Rock Island RousA," betwsso Wichita
Topeka Kansas City. St Joseph. Chicago
St. LouA az
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19
COLUM ~.
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Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19

Manila wrseyfas Psses.
This Office - prepared % gu orders for
MANILA wrapping vsp~T. printed ia ssks
and quantity. with appropriate cUtS and
designs. a. -. Louis price
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19

Cash quotations were a. follows:
FiOUR-Steady and unchanged.
WnEAT-No. spring, Sj1s(SSU9sc No zred, SD49
Sg9ec.
CORN-No 2 53,sc.
oATS-a1s s201sc,
RYE-40
BARLE1-51c
FLAX SEED-Sl s.
TIMoTHY-sl ~.
pORK-S9 62IsI9 81.
LARD-S6 Us.
ShO IT RIBS AND SIDES-s5 1915 90,
SHUULDEkS-Dry sailed 81 51IaC9i 50.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-$5 5OG,5 62le-
wHISKY-Sl o.
SUGAR-Cut loaf slsc, granulated nc. standard
&c.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19

Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Nov Is.
The Live Stock Indicator Reports.
CATTLE-Recepts 800, Shipments $500 Ma Market .a
steady: feeders strong Native beeves 50 Ui34 CD
cows 81 l0as IS; stockers and feeders. 81 20s3 l0
Texans, 81 40a2 %. o, ST..
HOGSERecelpts 400 Shipments. $50. Market
steady on heavy weak Light Good TO choice
light, IS 70a3 IS; heavy and mixed 50 621ssrS o.
SHEEP-Receipts 6.5G; shipments lD0 Market
steady Good TO choice muttons IS 1US4 30; stocS-
ers and feeders So 5593 60,
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-19
STORAGE.
Under this head &c per Iine per day

CTORAaA-For hsusshold gy,o4s or mere ~ sdiss
= boxpA q lsess. II you have aay ges~s - etor ,
hy4nr thsa - de wiokjtA storage Co. 30. ~ Wsss
pSpxiAA ave. An