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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-18

A RESIDENCE located on four acres Of
~ land with frontage Of two acres on
Ryan street, In the saller Subdivision, This
is a new place aud can be bought cheap
Apply at once to |# j, w, BRYAN,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-18
Tie MeY Note.

Go to Sol. Bloch's new store,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-18

Go to Sol. Bloeh's new store.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-18

Mr.. E. G. Oldham, of Texas, was in
town this week.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-18

VIM. Echols, who WAS sentenced to
the penitentiary for SIX months for
petit larceny, at the last term of court,
was carried to Baton Rogue this week
by Sheriff D. J. Reid.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-18


The ECHO returns thanks to Calvert
Andrus, Edgerley, La. G. N. Richard,
City; G. W. Foster, Pinchburg, La. !;
Julius Dewe, Vernon; q. b. Eddy,
Yinton, Lowe, for renewals,
Mr.. J. W. McEatter has moved from
Dry Greek to Sugartown. Mr.. McFat-
ter is among the number who took the
troin this week for Opelousas, having
important business in the United States
Court.
Mr.. Oliver r. Moss, Of Rose Bluff,
was in town this week. He says in
his section around the lakes, there is
seemingly no signs Of winter. Garden
truck Of all kinds, even tomatoes, are
yet in bearing.
Mr.. Calvert Andrus was in town o
few days ago. He reports peace and
plenty in his neck of the woods, and
that his wife, who has been very sick
for long while, is again up and able
to visit her friends in the neighbor-
hood.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-18
land fOr sac by J. ". Rryan

The Parker place at BagdRd. ny Of lot 4 Up.
| Q S., R, 0 W, Containing 20 acres, Price s50e'
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, July 12-In the aggregate a
good speculative business was transacted
in wheat. The opening was Weak and
prices declined 5E0lc for the various de-
liveries below the close of yesterday, then
reacted, advancing 24@1c, ruled easy and
closed Z c higher for July. sc lower for
August, &c lower for September and &c
lower for December than the closing fig
u-es of yesterday The early decline was
a continuation of the weakness developed
yesterday, more or less long wheat again
coming on the market and for a while
there was not much demand, but later the
market began to rule steady under
better demand and a recovery
of part of the decline resulted.
One reason assigned for the general
advance was that the private cables repre-
scented the Russian crop worse than had
been reported; that the damage had been
greater than reported. Reports also stated
that the Hungarian-Austrian crop of
wheat was damaged considerably 10y
drought and hot weather and that the
acreage was smaller than last year. Liy-
erpool was reported quiet and steady.
In corn only moderate business was
transacted; fluctuations covered narrow
range and most of the trading was con-
fined to local operations The feeling on
the whole was little irmer, though prices
did not show material change from yes
terday'S close.
In oats trading was large and
lower range of prices was
reached Declines, however, were not
so great as on yesterday and the range
of prices was narrower. Consider
able interest was manifested in the market
for mess pork. Sales were at 71zc decline
and further reduction of 20c was sub
mitted to: the latest feeling was steadier
and prices rallied 22J3@25c and closed
rather firm.
Rather more was doing in lard and the
feeling was rather weak. Prices receded
215G5c and the market closed quiet and
steady at medium tigers.
Quite an active business was transacted
in short ribs.
The leading futures ranged:
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
St, Louis Produce.

ST. LOUIS, No, July r.
FLOUR-Quiet and weak. XXX 81. 50a2,65; family
g. i5a2 81 choice sSseo3l5; fancy ss'o@o'Ss extra
fancy S4.l09i 20: patents 81 5@ai.65.
WHEAT-Lower. No. red cash 153c asked;
July 72sa725sc, closed 723sc August .29 7Sc closed
.2&4c bid; September 7S1sgi.4c closed FAC; Decem-
Der iiSsSi75sc. closing 1Tasc.
CORN-Dull with very light trading No mixed
cash s5le @5554c; August 52@eS29Sc. closing o52sc
asked. september 3S93S1sc, closed 3S1sc- May ooS
3J34c, closed Sc.
0ATS-weak No 2 casn, 24c bid; July 2l5sc; Au-
gust 2lc bid; May 2514c bid
RYE-Neglected, tVG41c.
HAY-Quiet Prairie $3.50 timothy s9.OsS1s.oO
BRAN-steady 39Gg 40c.
FLAX SEED-S1. Is bid. -,<,,,
LEAD-Chemical hard in good demand $o.''7f DID,
$3.50 asked; refined was offered at $50.
BUTTER-Quiet and easy. dairy llSi2ci creamery
Boise.
EGGS-Best stock sells at SIG.
CORN MEAL-S21jG2.a.
WHISR Y-SLO2.
PROVISI0NS-Very dull.
PORK-sliSill
LARD-Dull. Prime steam not quotable at over
SHOULDERS-Dry salt S5.25; long clear 5000
50 G short ribs $6.01g6 Is; short clear SG.2OSb23
BOXED SHOULDERS-$5 .15tG5 s713; longs ana
ribs sos short clear. So.5ISS6.So.
HAMS-Sl0IjG II. 10.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-Several young men or boys TO run as
w agents on Missouri Pacific trains Apply TO
Southern News company at Missouri Pacific passen-
ger depot d4s 6ts
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13

DNA'A AZ "' "h1hADhS' ITOIlt OIL tIo IllOUOr
car, thus preventing any suction as the train
rushes on its way. The motor may pull one
car or train of cars.
All trains will be controlled from gen.
Grating station, where will be placed an cleo
trical generating plant. Electrical brakes are
to be used, and trains are started, stopped,
speed lessened and backed at viii from the
station. Special appliances will inform the
operator in charge of the generating station
Of the exact location of the train from the
time it leaves or passes any given point until
1t reaches its destination.
AS a matter Of economy the electrical
force may be generated by any local water
power, if it be cheaper than steam, and by
the nature of the force and method of gener-
ating it many trains may be dispatched in
rapid succession without extra expense The
company has secured AS patents in the
United States and the principal countries of
the world, covering the vital details Of this
Aovel system.
Many Of the gentlemen connected with it
first had their interest aroused because they
were engaged in shipping information in
more complete form than by telegraph and
wanted it done much more quickly than by
ordinary railroads. The vice president is
president Of the American Press association,
to which the rapid transit Of stereotype
plates has become of the utmost Importance
The officers of the company, which has its
headquarters at Baltimore are Dr. Julian J.
Chisolm, president; o. J. Smith, of New
York, vice president; Alexander Brown,
treasurer; William NJ. Pegram, secretary;
David G. Weems, general manager
The experimental line at Laurel, Nd, is a
circuit of exactly two miles. Over this route
there are twenty-nine changes of grade, soma
of them very heavy, even to the extent of 1Oa
feet TO the mile. The generating plant there
contains all the electrical appliances necessary
to the attainment of high speed by railroad
train. There is also special machinery for
experimentation, and the perfecting Of all
mechanical and electrical inventions tending
to advance and improve the system All
tests Of speed have been made upon heavy
grades and curves combined, too great ever
to be required in the construction of a COM
mercial line, therefore the experiments de
monstrate the high rate of speed which will be
obtained upon lines built for business pur-
poses. At this experiment. station two miles
per minute are made around heavy curve,
or the equivalent of $50 miles an hour, or
three miles minute, on level track. Prior
to the inauguration OF this system twenty
miles per hour was the fastest time ever made
by any kind of electrical railroad travel
When the first experiments were made the
question of danger was an important one
A pointed car going two or three miles
minute along an electrical line would be
highly liable to hurt whoznsoever it hit No,
not exactly hurt him-just annihilate him,
that's all. And if it should jump the track
on a curve, it would go through an ordinary
house like hot bullet through an eggshelL
1t is now claimed that every objection Of
this sort has been completely obviased, and
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, July IL.

The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLt-Receipts Sl26; shipments 2'9O. Sup
ply light ana market more active and stronger
Veal calves jO.jc per head higher. Good TO choice
corn fed steers, - s1a 81 common TO medium
s. 90fl3 5G stockers and feeders, U1etS lG cows
81 t0a2 10 e,rasScrs and range steers II l3Gs3 w.
HOGS-Receipts sll2: shipments lei. Iarket
opened steady to strong, closing q shade weaker
Good to choice Eight 81 Z214& IA: heavy and
mixed s. 1904 ~,
SHEEP-Receipts 1122; shipments 49, Market
strong Good to choice muttOns IS 5USS sE lambs
IS ODas5 %.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
FOR RHNT-ROOMS.
FOR RENT-REsIDENCES

DOR RE<T-A new seven room house, close to
i business, and for only IS per month 70 small
amily Inquire al AOrne's coal Office, us w.
Eleventh street. dio-ol
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
st. Louis Live Stock.

ST LOUIS, Mo-. July u.
CATTLE-Receipts 1900; shipments 100. Market
steady Choice heavy native steers IS IGa4 AG far
to good G0a3 so st0ckcrs and FEEDERS fair TO good
- 1908 lj rangers, fed, g 1Og4 20 grass fed
81 00a3 co.
EOGS-Recepts 220G shipments 1000, Market low.
er. Choice heavy and butchers selections, q ~
al So packing medium to prime 81 1904 81 light
grades ordinary To best, "a JOb4.4U. -
SREEP-Receipts 800. shipments $50. Market
strong. Fair choice 3 20ai 10.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, July u
wHEAT-Lower. No red, July sales 81 6Jc;
August sales al Sc.
CORN-Stronger. No cash eS'sC bid. Nc asked.
oATS-No >. cash l:'sc bid. l9'ec ASKED: July sales
lsSsc; Angus; sSles at l-ac-
kNE-No cash &c asked.
FLOCR-Duu but steady. NN, ~; NNX
SIee family sl.'0 choice St45: fancy Sltk extra
ancy sI.SE patent S2tsss2-lA
CORN MEAI-Nesk- J51sO2c.
CORN CHOP-Jke5-C.
RiISTCFE-AkS4lc.
BRAN-Quiet sseS5.<-
HAN-Weaker. Fancy old and new : 60
FLAX SEED -Sl.S5.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unchanged out very dull
except for choice country. FSncy creamery ls1Isc.
good l2ElSC; fancy dairy llSl2c, store packed. good
10 choice 7ts0 SIC
ChEESE-Fuii cream twins s1ec Young America
SiFs-
EGGS-Quiet. gSSe.--
LIVE POULTRY - Choice hens sc50aa7 :
rocsters sllS spring chickens, .3sl p, medium ks
l2A-
RANS-f0s4c
BACOA-Breakfast IOc.
DRIED BEEE-sc.
SHOUTDERS-Dry salt short ribs s&ae long
clear $50 shoulders sf.S1is; short clear s. %
SMOKED SHDULDERS-Sa .5.Ie; long clear -. -.
short ribs SeCs}s short clear sides sd.ssle-
POkK-Sil-J9.
AARD-6.ls.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13

LNoE sAI.E-Fro-z - - 100 -saees TasrS Nil
j ~ aHsrt1e @z@z Nfreg f1F rsfseE 4Sa
ElEss saate.ps~. - ar-wael E1sx r-zA eeGats EEz-
-ss. IssTzs ezsA AZ pracss ~. Aecff.s - Is
Ee4ss P-z-Es. szzzzzsT cosssy kAzas@A Y. = e
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13

summer ereursi9a rates - northern,
northeastern End ess.>ra places - Tes0rs
va TIE santa Es route tAksoZ sf.sct Mon
day. June II Eti Containing on sac uufii
September 90 -. wita . anzl Limit uDill
Oetoner 81. Isss. Ashland. Wa. Bay.r'1.
Wis. Ps,osksT. Mich. Clear Lsks. "a,
UslluiA. Ainl-, suVezaoT. Man. 'fosehi-,
Gieb., madison. * lS. HAn4ioNocr " -.
GAekinac Isiaua. TraTsfss CITY. Moi.
Old Posat C-z-sfort. Va. spiFls Lake. Il.
- Pail. Minneapolis. AID " he 5aiSEVr
SgT.1gs, ~. Va 4 &c ss4s To western ~
sorIs ia esasgFsusa For particulars -
Zassisng routes rats. &c, enquire - u
North EAln ssrp~t sd us4oa GsEsok. 1oFth
VI OAK sEse.t, " .cGgta. kssl~
". ID. &rErscE.
Glss T&sa azd I.SEzs Az
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13

E'oR SAIE-sale OF Thoroughbred Holstein cattle.
county, Kansas, on Tuesday, Juiy 81 1888. sfxty-oEe
head o. registered or questionable Holsteia cattle
follows
Tysenty-three head OF mich cows from four to
six years old. all imported Three bulls 1--WE 10 six
years old. two American bred and imported
seven heifers. and one-half years old. al
in calf One bull, three years old i ported. Three
bulls. two years old hight bulls, fourteen
sixteen months old Three bulls. this seasons
calves Eight helier>> this seasons calves.
Al these animals are registered. eNocs. the
younger cne~ and their eligibility for registration
j. guaranteed. All females, Old enough. are IN calf
70 one or the ether of the celebrated bulls. Lord
Cecil No. ISL vos- :. Holstein FrlsSian Herd look.
or Xyphus No. 2.5S vol 3 The COWS are of a. fine
strains ever imported into this or any other
animals their ofsprngS; and parties attend
ing this sale III De able 70 Judge OF the younger
animals by sire and dam. which WILL IN each case.
be present. This herd Of cattle i pronounced by all
who II as the very best west OF the Mississippi
river No better opportunity viii he offered ~ pro-
cure cheaper animals, taking quality into consider
alton.
Attica the point where the cattle are located and
the sale VIII take place Is situated on the santa Ee
railroad, forty-seyen miles west Of Wellington
Parties DESTROYS Of attending the sale from points
east or west OF Newton should connect wiki
train south from that place ~ a These cattle
can be a. any time near the depot in Attica.
ana any inquiries concerning them VIII be cheer
July given Come anu examine the stock n you
Ike before the sale BY means fSil 70 attend The
sale.
TERMS.-Au sales Of one animal to one person,
cash: Two or more animals 10 same person. six
months note, secured, with Interest at per cent
Come and see best herd OF cattle you ever bshesd
Address al communications TO
4alT c. :, JOKES, Attica, Kan
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.

]. II. HUMPHREY. NOAH ALLEN.
HUMPHREY & ALLEN,
Attorneys and Counselors at La". Office No: 1S9
North Main street. ll5tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July IL.

The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipts 1890; shipments $3.50. Market
Steady, Choice beeves, SIS .OG4 2a stockers ana
feeders g 250y3 3E cows bulls and mixed Il ioS
; l0 Texas cattle 81 1Ga43 10.
HOGS-Recepts IoJOG shipments 1850 Market
steady and jc lower. Mixed 20ai &f heavy u III
O. 30; light 81 5Ga4 6O skips ~ GOA 20
SHEEp-Receipts 1000 shipments 1909. Market
steady Natives as i5a5 I0 westerns So 1904 W;
Texans 81 25g5 10; lambs 81 5000 W.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13

HOMELESS wOMEN-Homeless women on, OF
IL employment Will ind II shelter cheaper than
at any place In the city Dy coming 70 the Faith
Home rs Pennsylvania ave, one door north VI
IjouyIas ll-if
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
MISSOURI PACIFIC 4. r.

Engraved CALLING cards at the
Wichita EAGLE office. dos II
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
wichita Grain Market.

Furnished by ]. v. HaWn & Co, grain and COM
mission merchants.
WICHITA, July Z.
wHEAT-No2 soft 6s@70c: No ? hard 5os6Sc; new
wheat 50a55c, ,,
CORN-No2 white 28a29c No mixed 27SSoc
OATS-No white 2UG2lC mixed loSGl9c.
New Oats-No. white, lJc.
New Oats-No. mixed, &c.
RGE-3c
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13

ground over which
the road p a S S es.
The mail and ex-
press cars are tele-
scoped in forming
a train, the former
into the end of the
motor car, and the
latter into that Of
the one preceding
it, forming a fex-
IDLE train of cars,
Offering an unbrok-
en- surface to the
air. The rear end
of the rear car is
pointed in a SINH
lar manner to the
front of the motor
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13

This Office is prepared 20 furuish al tie
blanks which are used in Connection With
proving up koneste4ds N Oklahoma We
use Coop's blanks. which are the oniy
blanks printed thai have besn approved By
the Land commissioner al Washington
l-szs,f
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
Wichita Produce Market

WICHITA, July y.
HIDES-Green So 40a3 So green salt s. 600 or
Iry sailed az ice green pets 4O sc dry pets SGI<c
TALL0W-No prime 41Sc; No 51sc.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
WANTS. FOR RENT, FOB SALE. FOB
TRADE. FINANCIAL ETC

AL notices of Employment Situations Wanted
from to i've lines. &c per week. all notices over
nve lines viii be charged for at the rae OF five
cents per line per week-no notice taken tor less
than . cents.
All For Sales, Help Wanted, For Rents or other
business notices from one to Eve lines. 20 per
week-an notices over five lines viii be charged fol
Al the rate of cents per line per week-no notice
taken for less than 30 cents
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
IT GOES LIKE THE WIND
WEEMS ELEcTRo-AUTOMATIC TRAN
SIT RAILROAD Is A SUCCESS.

Its Trains Have Attained 120 Miles an
Hour with the Greatest Ease, and Three
Miles Minute or Moro Is Confidently
Expected
The electro-automatic transit railroad is a
success.
The experiments lately conducted by David
g. Weems, the inventor, at Laurel, Md,
demonstrates that speed Of 100 miles per
hour can easily be secured, and with improve
ments suggested it is expected to bring this
up to three miles a minute. Three facts
comprise the general philosophy and utility
Of the thing: The motive power iselectricity,
generated at stations designed to be 100 miles
or so apart, the cars run ON truck, which
may be either surface or elevated, according
to convenience, and the design is to carry
letters, papers and small packages at great
speed
As an illustration of the novel uses Of this
system 1t Is claimed that it will enable an in
stitution like the American Press Association
to supply news to papers in the interior in
stereotype plates more quickly and thor
oughly than the same papers could receive
the matter by telegraph and set it in type,
and at an enormous saving to publishers.
The motor car is IS feet long and ~ feet
square at each end 1t is pointed in front,
the wedge or point being below the longitu-
dinal center, adjusting it to the air pressure,
thus keeping the car down to the track. To
reduce atmospheric friction to minimum all
wheels and electrical appliances are placed
within the walls of the cars. The road is to
be built on the surface of the ground, with
track of twenty-four inch gauge, and will
cost about 5000 per mile In thickly settled
districts the road can be elevated, the varied
length of the uprights being cheap mode Of
covering irregularities in the surface Of the
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
New York Produce.

New York Produce.
NEW YORK. July z.
wHEAT-Lower. No red S5leC.
COR\-We5a. Mo- 4-NsC.
OATS-Noak. No white S3iaGS9lec.
CoFFEE-Steady: lSs,0 points u. sales $50
hagS- spot Rio stronger nj Ike.
>UGAR-Quiet huI steady.
EGGS-DUN. Western iitGlsa.C,
BUTTKk-Weak, Western dairy. nSlSc; cream
CRY l&1l6'ec-
CHEESE-Easior. Western ts.s7S.c.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money,

NEW YORK. July L.
Money on call easy at 21I TO 81 per cent; last
Roam 3 uer cent; clOsedOffered at JpcrC cent
Prime mercantile paper Al s5slt5@2. . NJ. E.. q,
sterling exchange quiet but steady at - 50 Ior %
yiay bills and 81 S554 for demand.
Stocks reacted from yesterdays bouYancy anu
everything Oh the list closed considerably lower.
c.ta Of 24Ssl6S shares,
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
st,.r~s4s .az sss~rA.a gaH-sr

Efysr~l1s Hsf 80 ea1 hAas~sf
Cars Leave Douglas sTenns sFsET - min
ufszs from =. n % = " Then every -
roiuutes 70 10 .. m Car leaving Doaxlzs
avwuue a. : r. T. and ever sscoui or
after goes q Alamo I4s.f
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13

BUTTER-Quiet. Fancy creamery. lJlsSl5s. me
1slsGl5C; iuest dairy l-tgc. nno l0al2C.
kGGS-euiet, ll46l2C.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
WANTED-AGENTS.

4 GENTS WANTED-In every city and town in
"A the United states except In state OF Kansas
sell to iawyers just the book every lawyer needs
endorsed 10y lawyers everywhere sells at sight.
Delays necessary. a. book can be delivered whes
sale Is made. Applicants must BE- able to furnish
reference when required. Pull particulars free
Actress the Wichita kage, ichits, han. ,I-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13

R d a L E S T a T e -
A q N IS.
we carry c0rzrl-ts lns q AL xIh6s 81 B1oEs
and Piznks Escs "a ara assd ~ kesl Estate xssts
ooastzliaz q DEEDS Marriages.. S<trzoss. Hecsiss
BOskS $40 Bsoxs k-ai Esx.steTs IDtsry psbiss
Ra-fsras zad H.aEEs. Co.Tzcf Books Focfss HsNi
Es-ats Bso far Para ant CITY grVasrty, go pr-
cara ~ zsil prozsysgy kt.sDdsd 80 AaSss-z
TIE WICHITA EAGLE
WICHITA KASaAA
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
OHIO MILITARY ACADEMY,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.

Thorough and practical courses of study; boys
prepared for college or government academies; IN
fantry cavalry and artillery drills commissions In
foreign army procured for our graduates. For cata
logue address COL A. j. WEAVER, Supt
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
RAILROAD TIMETABLES.
NEW TINE TABLE CHICAGO. KANSAS
NEBRASKA RY-
Iliock Island Route.}

Elegantfree reclining chaircars on all trains and
Pullman seepers from Wichita to Kansas City and
Chicago without change on night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through 10 all points
north, south east ana west. City ticket Office 100
East Douglas avenue, corner Main street, passenger
station corner Douglas andMead avenues
{. A, RUTHERFORD. Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
FOUND.
STORAGE
TAKEN Up

LOT ED-JulV a -. vuprg cslvea RI fy,or Fts1fi-
II Ton. =srrr vii fnc tnsu AZ T. T. HaeEsJ
grape farm Oh Tracy sEeus ~ giviuz deer - "a
All paying eEp1f4ses. i,sorzs EgaiEspn dases
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13

L.oR sAIE-Essss err ssEss ~ssxss ~ e. 81
Il sEzs~ fz- assg<s rSe- A ,. E<s<~SesH. rozS~
= Gx3s1 tse<k. - =
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
FINANCIAL.

VIZ ANTED-To ionn money On all kinds of chat
w tel property 10 sums TO suit The borrower.
Morris 81 k1O1. tcchheimer block dAI-ti
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-To trade $500 worth Of nrst clas,
W property in Fredonia, Kan, Tor residence or
business property wichita Call at IU5 East sec
ond street. T. -" iliiams d Go. d''-s-
w ANTED-Ladies' and gentlemen's cast-on
w clothing shoes hats. etc. al biU Tat Douglas
avenue. Nrs. kngIman viii pay you cash FOR above
articles No rags wanted 5s-1tI
WANTED Boarders by the day or week. aIso
w rooms for rent with or without board a. III :
Topeka avenue 49,
UTANTED-A man with $500 TO take an inter
w est IN and act a. -ecretary ana general man
ager Of a manufacturing company AZ 500 per
cent Nus come well rsooni?ns.dad@ We he'd :
god mar at once. address L. K Bate, Chauiauqua
House. hureAa Springs, Ar s5-.i
N{rASTED-stock Of groceries. viii pay one-hsif
W cash and one bali clear property also a vain
able ig acres q land one mile from good city %
trade for dry goods address T. T.. Eagle OfIiee.
49,
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w gentlemen il private family 10 vicinity u
packing house Nil want PARK use Of bara Address
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xTASTED-PuplIs n the German language. BY a
w competent native German tescaer At - y.
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xIYANTED-one second hand safe at once Call
w On OF address T. d. Plat, - North Man
street. d. q
lITANTED-Ffve OF six room bouse. furnishes or
Douglas and Lawrence avenue Cal A. saith Z.
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JVASTED-An persons desiring cellar for.
w ceDsErss 70 cal. cal. y Flower a c. - = I
Main street al sCrk guaranteed ~ -
NTAETED-Au persols desiring Portland CeTnsal |
W walk made - cal 9l =. =. Hover Co. - =.
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iAks sl.Esc.Itsoils for ne "sssl5 iag4s cel9rs
nap q o. 4azoEEA AHc tEe !fcsSE IeFTitlry ssvs
win every <EN yearly sgt4crl1eT tc@- sza-feFs /
send 1or IL ttss time q
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Wichita eagle., 1889-07-13

TSoR SALE-Equsties in good improved land in
IL kingman. Barber anu Ccinanche counlrs.
mortsaged lightly and all back TAX ana ln1erey
paid up. Here Is a chance for speculation. A, j.
Edgeworth, roora Z. Getto block dIs-u
HLD PAPERS-For sale q; this iofice. &c per
" hundred
TOR SALE-Scale books. short hand writer's note
II books. blank receipt ana noie books and legal
blanks OF every kind. Mail orders promptly attend
10. Call On or address the Wichita EAGLE. Wsch-
&, Kan A3G