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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

Times Democrat
Mr.. Mason, Secretary of State Of
Louisiana, has Just furnished R state
ment Of the registered voters. 1t
shows that there are 254, SO7, of
whom 2S3,7l2 are nstlves, and q ,O95
foreign born. The two races are
pheRomsnaiiy close IN point Of nun
bsrs, there being lac, ss4 white voters
TO l37, 92S eolored. This is eneour-
aging, and would indicate that in the
| past eight years the increase in the
whites had more than coRnterbaiapced
that of the negroes. The whites are
IN the majority in sixteen ont Of the
seventeen wards Of New Orleans, and
in twenty-oReof the fifty-seyen country
parishes.
4 It is, however, when we came II
the matter Of education, as shown il
the registration returns, that the re
lpert is not encouraging. The return
from one Of the parishes (St, Martin
are missing at this point, having besl
recently destroyed BY FIRE, bHt taking
the previous figures from that parrish
the voters stand as fellows IS CON
pared with the statistics prepared b
the government in 1850:
81 Fyl,7tas Nsanaes
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11
SOUTHERN IMMIGRATION.
Points North and West 40 he Sc
lecGed tor the Location Of
Southern Expeditions.

General Manager Chiffon, of the
Southern Interstate Immigration
bureau has addressed the following
duplicate letter to the members of the
executive committee respectively for
Arkansas and North Carolina:
AUSTIN, TEX, Dec 30.-Hon.
Logan IL. Roots, Member Executive
Committee, Little Rock, Ark.-Dear
Sir; Deeming it important that this
bureau take steps at once to ascer-
tain what cities North and West are
most DESTROYS Of obtaining the loca-
ton of our southern exposition, l
therefore request and authorize you,
in connection with such committee
OF gentlemen as Won NAV select, to
visit Kansas City, ST. Louis, Chicago
and such other western cities as You
NAV determine OH. and ascertain what
inducements they offer and PROPOSE.
lions they arc prepared to make for
the holding OF such cyposItLOns.
have likewise commissioned Hon.
John 7 Patrick. executive member for
the State Of North Carolina, t. visit
the NORTH and find on, from New
! ork Philadelphia, Boston and other
northern cities VIVA; they viii. dc.
Tnesy twp man cxpositons will. be
nearly permanent; they are o. vita.
ImHartauc, L, the South, and their
presence Wi prove 4 drawing card
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11
aDsed 70 sal, Oh
Feb. IG, H6s9.
N 0aRee.
L.tsD oFFl0E Al sRw ORlKAns,

LAND OFFICE AT SRE 0RIlEAS Ia }
dan. Z 1s69- s
Ngiiae Is heEhby giEen that the iniloH ing Hanied
settler has tlEd notice Of has intention 40 Iahkt
Anal ErBgf IN Huppart Of his claim, and that sRid
IrBai win sa made before the Judge or in his sb
senea the Clerk Of the District GnuEt II lake
ChAElss La-san Tuesday February isl lEs9 eiz;
HENRY G. Nicely,
slio made Homestead EnsFy no. A., as4 for th'
SN2 sec ~ Tp. s., a.. Az NJ, L8uisiani
Meridian
Sc names tlls faIlesing witBesses p. prove hit
esFsiI,aGus reaiasHHe upan, and Gul6iRaEian gf
SAID land viz II II, CRHty, z. VI .1GaHty, y
WingBte an1 Richard GlaEE, oil Of Galaasiel
lest THgS,-J BUTLER ReEisisr,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11
A N0nsRsSitlenIs View on the
Railroad Tax.

ALGoNA, L., Jan, 2. 1859,
Edi40r Lake Charles Echo
4 notice thruagh the columns Of the sEeHO
Lhst the citizens Of Lake Charles have Foted
a ~ min tax 30 aid in the construction of
the Kansas City, Watkins aud Gulf
Railroad, and iAier from the same
source thai a similar proposition viii be sub
Eufttad to The voters OF tho parish and rs a tax
psEer Of the parish without the privilege Of
3 vote, wish 70 give my unqualified ap-
1,rpyRl Of said proposition. and would do so
III The tax asked fer were multiplied by ten.
Some good people have considerations
seHRples about voting q lax upon 9EheT PbO-
Mes pgoperty. I have found such An every
eBufnuuify where any business has called
me. The faet, however, Is that nlBety-naRe
out Of every hundred nonresident taE-pay-
sgs are willing 20 pay Rny tax the people
desire 10 Vate, that viii aid in the develop
ment Of their section. hly properly Is re-
mote from LAke GhHrAss o. any point which
4 NAV he reached bg ypur proposed road, bUb
\ / ssel Ganliaenf AhEt q road iron lake
( ChFrlas making northern terminal c1nBec-
ti9ns VII add 80 per cent 70 is Falne, IS &
Z WI 30 that Of al propefty values IN Lbs
parish. We hear complaints q the burden
I n taxation to poor men, There is nothing
il fhis. faKes are levied pro rBta to property
values. Iab poor mans Apital Is InOsLly -
I lis rig1F and .tbr2Wu, the number Of days
vel 1bat are ii iills--iag t5uately these can
net 5e Esaehad By The tax cqlleet0T. q
sAFIaer gf your parish 0Haing aaFIn 81 %.
negeE and the asHhi auggRgt Of stock and
Iusr8emsnis vii pay tbe railroad Tax asked
for 81 nna dsT 3 p oEsz ~ his lean. llasA
he "a let ahis siama IN lbs Way 81 thP COD
iEisrrtitlH u be 4eae Eadf-Ii iiei means csfn
pe11iuu g. az railE0aa tEHihe, better pzleel
Aar Nha1sFer he has 70 sal cheaper Qz5es
I Eag whnteseF De has 10 hugs AAe set3snan
. q AZ nzElsh bff EhriftE 4aTmeTs fran M
- -7ss4 midi = SIZE ersfsd r3a3 s
J 4 hHagas. shhlris. asarHlaE and ail the GOD
aaniaResa hiah fnilgH Al Ehs WAka 8
Z u an eHsEF1i1es AZ HaH trE 4ual
. EaaEas sse HliHs q segaa and sauil
ER lagFa asasA ~ p liilll alsls4a
! s&aaa r. - 11agseas tQF u
alaIg9gsss Esa aad agsE ~
: tWaatl 5ess i1l1H ElIllal isflH sqHf i'aa7lati
an M Np 81
aaaa-b sra eE Aa ~ ae neas El@
ganif So ~ uses Eha taz 1aea an
egeG alEs al q FHRae 3
lAAka
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

Mn. SIBERIAN made some Of the
silver Senators mad when he presented
the petition of the National Board OF
Trade to the Senate, asking for the
suspension Of the purchase Of silver
bullion and the coinage of the silver
dollar,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

A sEEET STORM at Rutland, Mass,
On last Tuesday, was extremely severe
Huge trees were broken down and a
large number of telegraph poles were
Frustrated. 1t was found that the ice
on some of the poles weighed over
four tons.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

REPRESENTATIVES, DoCKREY's bill
prohibiting any agent or attorney from
receiving a fee in excess Of So for
securing an increase Of pension on &C.
count of an increase Of the disability
for which the pension was originally
granted, or for securing a special act
Of Congress in cases where the pen
sion might be obtained under the
general pension laws, has been passed
BY the house.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

SOM Of our exchanges did not get
IN last week at all, others came in
on the half sheet. We hope, as
Christmas IS over now, they will all
get straight again.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

SENATOR HIsCooK has gone to
indianapolis in the interest of ex-Sen-
ator Plat, WHO, rumor says, is losing
ground with Harrison.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

Fourteenth judicial DlsInct COurI. Parish O.
ChlcasieU STAT, Of LOuiaiana--NO. ], ~

q 7
Caloasieu SlaLt OF LOuisiana--&O. D..
i Moran " " ? THOMAS ri. Al. W. P
THOMAS SUBE8GEE
10y VIRTUE OF n writ ui fieTi iACiAE issued and
d TO me diFecisd by the Honorable Court Efort-
said have sEzed and viii Offer ior sale Al public
auction, with the benefit Of RpprAisement, al the
Court House door of this parish an the City OF
Lake Charles, Louisiana Oh
Saturday, 3 aR. 36, ASSO.
between iegRl hours the following described
movable property belonging la GasAius IpuChy
une of the defsndAnts t0-Wit.
One bay stallion.
One buggy and harness.
One wagon
Seized under said writ
! TeTmsz--tasl
DAVID j. RID,
Sheriff Of CRleaBisU Parish, la.
! Sheriff $ Office Lake GhRrles, La. Jan Il, Ass
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

THE PHILADELPHIA Record SAYS;
"The wool manufacturers want
cheaper raw materal, and the wool
growers want more protection. A
compromise Of these diverse wants
was patched 10 pending the contest
for the Presidency, bat the prospect
for new tariff legislation increasing
the duty on both WOO and woo4ens
does not Salty either party. They
no longer disguise their hostility. In
the game Of graf that Is to ensue the
manufacturers are almost sure to gel
the advantage While Congress will
not give them free WOO, there will be
an approach to ii witho0; compenss-
tory reductions In the duties 0: wool
ems. There Is no longer any mined
ate reason to curry favor with the
WOO growers. Il will be time enough
for tina; when Their votes sha. be
again needed to eiect q Aepubilcau
candidate for the Presidency.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11
Succession sale.
In Fourteenth Judicial District Court, Caleasif
Parish. Louisiana

In Fourteenth Judicial District Court, CAleasiau
Parish Louisiana
NTOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of AL
IN order OF, and a commission 10 me diFeetBd
bv the Honorable the Judge Of the Fourteenth
Judicial District C0Rrt, in ana dgT the Parish Of
CAieasieu. srllsling and empowering Re thereto,
viii proceed 70 sol, on
Saturday, Feb. 16, 1S60s
lsstwssn the hours Of 40 O'Clock a. IL and
O'Clock D. IL, Of said day, befaHs the Court House
door an the town Of Lake Charles, the following
described property lyIBg and beinE situated in
the town OF Lake Charles, and EHoEn and a6-
sgTibad Ag follows NG-w1t
Lois and . or the west y Of block No. 4, Of
the subdivision Of lands sold At the succession
sale lsf ASS Ryan, deceased, containing six lots
Terms Of sAles--IEsnty per cent. eaAh o. the
purchase FEiae 10 be paid On EbsdRy Ell sale, and
The remainder On tRs0 equal aHnusl 1nsIalmeHts
on credit OF one and two years from the day Of
sale with interest 81 the rats Of per cont tnall
sa day Of sAie TIL paid the purchaser % execute
lis nBfs in favor Of the tafrix- with approved
personal security and IReEtEage70n the PEaptFty
anti 9uIl and fiRhl ayudnt-
E5lesfer 10 a r. Mitchell Attorney.
SIDNEY EBsaII.L2X, IuErix.
january 1Rthi lsSs.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

REPRESENTATIVE SPRINGER has ib-
tr8dneed a joint resolution providing
for the admission Of Arizona and
Tdaho.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

A BILL has been passed by the
House providing that the omission by
the sender to place a postage stamp on
a letter bearing a special delivery
stamp, shall not hinder or delay the
transmission and delivery thereof, but
the postage shall be collected or the
delivery of the letter.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11
EegrlSA



Iataazas NliEaEaEH. 1liissgacy.
Iasa..s...-s-- Alass12 4e-s sssa
tssss-...-s.s. 1zis-s6 4NissA 80
II will be seen that, Hheraas, theirs
was a uasjerity II l0sa28 voters who
aaald rsad and Wnte 10 1880, the
rasJ0rty i On The ether side to-day,
aud 5llilaracy Is % ; majority Of 2l5.
Il The gaaalien Of snbnailing An
snepansnt disfFahebiaiRg the allifer-
ale Wers voted On, The latter would
Almass Inevitably eaFry tie day. Of
he rev white gateTs, those who have
been added since 1850, 10.5I4 can
write iheiE naahs and ,f56 Gaunoti
of ths nsw nagraa EaseFE 1s3e
Fa iiterats and i6 SIS illIiaEzie. =
wan HE 0lo psEsaH.
Is le islfaiiQn iist % pei
saE e uaafly binasl aaea9l
sf is Il cari II
Is taa
q ss nat sFanea
gga
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

SECRETARY Villas has received q
letter from an inguisitive citizen Of
Massachusetts, who wants to know
who Harrison has selected for his
cabinet. Mr.. Villas is very obliglng
sort of man, but he was not able to
furnish the information the down
East gentleman wanted.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

CAPT. ]. S. LAxER has prepared his
quarterly and animal reports Of lands
disposed of by the State Land Office,
Of which he is register His annual
report shows that the sale Of State
lands during the year, ending DeCsm-
Der 20, Fsss, amount to ll9,6ss
SO-IOO acres. The sales for The
quarter ending December 81, 1855
amount TO 1898 87-10o acres, AMI
The amount Of cash received during
the quarter was 81, 850.O7.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

The Providence journal saws The
piaIn truth about Gen Harrison is
that in thirty years OF public life he
has made no such impression upon
the country that II car form an &C
curate idea of his probable course OF
conduct, characteristics aud capacity
as President, as it could do with snch
men as James 6. Blaine or John Sher,
man. He may develop the executive
ability OF al Abraham Lincoln or the
incOmpelency of a Rutherford 3
Hayes. The country does credit hin
with honesty and patriotism, bat VIVA
he can or will do is merely a matter o.
conjecture.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

THERE is a little iul, in tine Blaine
war this week, though a telegram pub
lished a day or SO ago, saying that
Blaine had left home tor this city,
created quite a hubbub until it was
learned to be false. The auti.BisIne
Congressman seem 70 be weakening
alta very rapid rate, perhaps that &C
counts for the cessation of hosuhtle'
for the time being.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

CAPT. JOIN S. LANIEE, register Of
the State Land Office, made the TO-
lowing report: During the year 1883
the State sold 9,5II acres of land al
IS cents per acre, and LII acres at
l2i cents besides a large LOT Of
homesteads, soldiers warrants, etc,
For the quarter ending with the pres
ent year the sales amounted to
s7.94slG"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

TaE New York Star says: ''TheEs
.is no good reason WAY the country
shOald not be prosperous unless 1t be
The prevailing doubt as to the future.
Money Is pIenifpl The means to
probably employ it are not. Invest
nenss mast be II low rates for the
present. The roaers of the nation
are f0ll 10 overaoWing. How 10 en-
pl0y the surplus still puzzles the
Enansisra The products ofihe lieldi
VII be 100 largely augmented oFsl
kaaae Of iaAl ysaT as > nataral esp
sequence III increased sSIisge
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

TINS 1ipsss.Democrat sayt: 1.-THE
tide Of immigration from the north
west still continues 10 pour INTO
Louisiana, some hundred and fifty
persons arriving here Thursday. from
Minnesota, Dakota, Iowa, Michigan,
Illinois and other western States. Sew
eral thousand people have immigrated
TO Louisiana from this section during
the last two OF three years, and the
success Of the movement is proved by
the fact that every one of these PEG,
pie has done well, and not one has
wished TO return to his old home. ii
is 70 be noted, moreover, that they
have come from the States where land
is cheap and where the new settlers
are supposed to be doing particularly
well While a tide of immigration Is
pouring from the East into Iowa,
Minnesota and Dakota, as offering the
immigrants better chances of making
q living than the middle or New Eng,
land States, another tide is pouring
out of that new country to Louisiana as
a better residence than the northwest,
This movement, which has located
so many settlers in Tangipahoa, Calca.
sieu, Acadia and other parishes o.
southern Louisiana, has made them
white for all time to come. They are
free from any possible trouble over
the negro question, thanks to this I'm
migration, and so will other portions
of the State be if they offer the same
incentives to immigrants"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11
Notice.



"a Il kE2wN That pursuant % an order
ranlaarad bg he hon stephen p. Read,
Isldga af said LanaEt and Rignu6 At chamber
ElHaeGn BE- 4, 1855 special iaFY terms Of said
gan and bnlaen 81 She court house Of said
paa5sh 1T she ciEy oI l.ake Charles L0nisl-
ANA an TIE see0lsd IResdHY being abe 18th
- 1sstsssssFs "a Il 1851 far lahn teans.
aetipn af oil haaiaess, civil, probate and
amiHRl that mag be hr0pgbt before thU
same TEIAp MATD
Tl4SS 1eIl, d said Conrt
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

---Fz-syud e. cents postage for celebrated WORK
OIL Chrunl, Nervous AM DELICATE Diseases
Thousands curel \ friendly letter o. call may
saw. your iutur suffering AND shame anu ado
golden year u Lit, Noletter~ answered unless
accompanled by 8 cent stamps
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

7 ISL o. ,IURRIS drawn 10 servv foEa SpecIa
l. jury 7 erul OF tn Fourteentl Judicial DIS
Illct CouI1 u begin OIL tuesday, February 18th
1857 Al AND fc. tbc Parish Of CaJoasieU STATE O.
Louisiana.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11

RHAn AEAYo.
Cork nistflVi cunrh
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NENLRE.

) 81. Charles ST. New Orleans. La
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17

Chicago Gram and Produce.

CHICAGO, August 16.-Whcat was
characterized by fair activity and during
last half Of session quite large volume Of
business was transacted. BY slow degrees
prices began to stifTen and as the session
advanced they worked up by eighths until
an advance was made over yesterday S
closing of 15Wlc. Toward the close the
local temper became quite a bullish one
as private cables noted an advance in spot
wheat at Liverpool OF Id and the public
ones quoted futures at little higher.
December moved up to 782sc and at the
close was quoted at 49, &c, a net gain for
the day of &c. September made gain OF
&C and seller the month Of &c.
A moderate degree of activity was mani
Tested in corn and the feeling was
steady. The market opened at yesterday s
closing prices, was easy for "A time, but
soon became frmer and advanced &c,
eased off little and closed about the same
as yesterday.
Oats was without feature.
A rather active business was transacted
In mess pork at irregular prices. Sales
at 5@715c advance, but a weaker feeling
developed and prices receded l5@171zc.
Toward the close the market was stronger
again and prices rallied I2l5@l5c, but re
seeded again 5@51Sc and closed steady.
The market for lard attracted less atten-
ton and trading was lighter Feeling
stronger prices ruled 50715c higher.
Ribs ruled steadier with only a fair bus
iress.
The leading futures ranged:
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The HaAso. Chill.

Houses Of varying pretensions border
the Alameda behind the trees. AZ It's
upper end the streets Of the town are
reached. and beauty yields to commerce..
The streets are roughly paved and dirty,
the houses, painted white or Of pale tIrrts.
are plain and rectangular. their smooth
walls broken only by light verandas be-
fore the upper windows and by the flag
stats projecting over every door. The
shops are. poor. But the street scores
are interesting enough. Cracking wa
gous, drawn by oxen. humber noisily
over the stones. the dark skins and high
cheek bones Of their drivers showing In
dian descent Lighter horse drawn carts
and shabby hackney ooacs1es pass BY,
but very few respectable private car
riages are seen. Out<sdIe sadalsrs eh0p
stands the picturesque figure ~ "Hg-
aso, mounted on . small bat strong and
spirited horge.
Tho ''hUa@o" Il . distinctive per-ouags
Of Chill. answering somewhat % TIE
guacho IL eastern south America lie
spends hz lie mounted ou his hoTs@.
I'LL - AAA1t%=A-if8 ~t-e%
skin. hiz occz1p2fSoo-znso b f--S ons
Usually being cattle Gri<lzg On the
''hzcieadas. f" ~ fzyrss. q tie country.
More thaa Es~l Indian. daTk, client.
Beroe. be ia az unyleasast individual
70 raa-st az rlght II a iarlely country
road for he u unscTupsIoAss and ready
with his knife. especszily sis1. - Is
freusauay ihe case, Re hss intsl>zi
quantity Of ''@42ssssients in the lo~
drinking rksoes a the toavu- a vide
hat Of vel wc-n straw sf-4lss his un-
sk,zxsn face = ''Eoocios-fn sppeax-
szsce a<e striped Sizs3rss wsth hoe
In i.s centsE. throusa wt.sos hzs bad
euerges-oooessls h< stabsy d-s-sL
Pro-a his hs1ss pToyscs r1o1sros xyssrz.
cruel ~ The powerful u; -iAcA readers
his korSs olssds<as 70 q tozch. AZ his
sa6dIe. q xez@nsA patsera, hEss shs
1870. hss iEaps<znsns ot GEO. n 90
49, q -hIca be II ss,o1i@szrssiy dssrssr-
ocA Eis h1=A irAshs- kcssx rsz< n =
sSn.so wooden ss4rrsp~-hso-asso Il carved
wood-~htnh prosscf hi. fees ffc<za lss
press of cas:se. Al stse Year ksziaai.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17
PROPOSALS
Chattel Mortgage Sale.

Notice "a hereby given flaf the 18Th da~ q
Au-s. lSS9 ~ 10 o'clock p ~ ~ Divers s-abg or
Wgco street, between Douglas avenue and TT-st
street Wichita in Wichita City township Ssgicwsrk
connty. STAKE % ksus@-. viii oe- 1or SAFE assd SCI
70 me highest bidder Ter cssh II hand ess-cse-s ~
the following gods ard crsrTs1s. t1vit. g. lead a.
stock heres. mules. ponies ald ozher rE-sonAl
r.orsrfv 70 sasSfy Ctattei mortgages q Crresl.s
Elrh-y and Il x, Diver and Gasnsshzuerts sg-s.-
which there l. unpaid tse SUN II s. 30 with interest,"
ihvreoa ThiS sale MADE with consent o. mort
and debtor who confirm this sale. :
Greene s. Erah.y and u <. Diver, Nost-zSesS
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st Louis Produc,


ST. LoyJS. Nc, August JIG.
CR-UnCsG ged.
tiEAT-hi-her. september teaSNc, December
: v and May &C above yesterday. No red cash
..e August. * BID, september, s5,sg, Ie eTutey
at5-t ear
kN-Stronger. No. . mixed cash. sc asked.
&ugust- &c sepiemher S.sSc asked october. say
Dece-ats- ~ =, year. sIssc.
oAIs-Siesly. Va. cash, l55S el9laC; september.
Ia Aul-ls-- "a bid. May. - .--;sc.
ENE-tigLet. SIC bid
HAN-Vq.e- I'r.tgte. s-a.7 81 timothy. sli.@E :.
FLAX SEED Firm. - st
end refined, - u.
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wichita Grain Market.


Furnished 10y Oberne. Hosck q Co.
WICHITA, August II.
HIDES-Green. 50 40G6 50; green salt. s. Cos 90;
iry sailed, 4Gl0c; green pelts, s0&Jci dry peIts,
&c l2c.
TALLow-Nol prime &c; No ., SIC.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17
Oklahoma.
Harvest ExcursiOns-Low Rates.

The Santa Fe route will sell, on August
6 and 20, September 10 and "a, and October
S, 1889, round-trip excursion tickets at
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 for
thirty days from date of sale, with stop
overs allowed at pleasure on return trip.
Parties desiring to make a 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, cali on
W. ID. Murdoch, agent a, T. & 5. +. Z.
r., or address
GEO. 7. NICHOLSON.
G. P. & T. A, A, T. & S. f. r. R.
d56-If Topeka, Kansas.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, IL, August TO-
The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE Receipts. 12.00G shipments. 400.
Strong for fancy. others lower, Beeves 81 bbG5;
steers IS 21g4 III stockers and feeders. s2G15 10;
cows, bulls and mixed, sl@2; Texas cattle, 81 1898;
natives and half breeds, s. 25'aS 81.
HOGS-Receipts. l 900; shipments. 5,00l Stron <,
SC higher. Mixed. S4Gs 50; heavy, s. SOFA 10; light.
$ sat "a; skips. - J)G4 So
SHEEP-Receipts. 4OJ1 shipments. 1909, Strong.
natives, So GJG4 20; western, IS UJG4 30; Texans,
al 1904 ~: lambs - 9Ues6.