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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
MIRIAM.
The RlnansG Of HGathrlaigh FALL
By NANDA l. CROKER.
COPYRIGHT, lSs.
CHAPTER N.-Co2r1SCED.


AL the ue-: day she SAT by her beloved
dead, stunned with the awful sense Of her
bereavement The servants went softly
aoouc the house with sorrowful faces. and
the attendants came II and went out Of the
rc0C aud she scarcely knewiL. Twice they
brought little Arthur in the silent. Garkened
r1CIa . see ms rdpa, bit the sight of the
-rrC together she could not bear, so when
-ae D4o- leased 40 see what made pap
s.eep 50 cold" they took him of in the gar.
an and talked away his curiosity concern
--g the dead.
The last sad rites Lad been performed
ice solemn looking hc2-se. Craaed in black
Grape loOpei Win silver stars, had gone.
arthur ; friends had gone home, al but
Patty. the OUNCES sister. and Miriam sal
r her beautiful home = widow.
Patty would stay with her al the coming
d~e4ry winter-she had promised as much.
AND Toy the s~pringtime sne should know,
perhaps, what was best 10 DO.
When the spring laughed caer-iiy over
the Isles and flowers came. they Went
abroad for q month. Little Arthur's
health seemed 10 demand q change. and the
devoted mother heid no sacrifice too
great for her child
Miriam had ner plans. She would travel
= little. and. in returning, would GONE
home by Hastings. and, II she could. would
venture on q visit 10 the Hall Perhaps
. rr father might forgive her for the sake
her beautiful. fatherless child.
I; i~ue, she mad written hin acquaInting
HIN OF Arthur death, ard he had left tie
servants 70 make the reply, and send com
fort and sympathy: but he was Old and
very strange. any way, and a letter, after
al. WAS not Ike seeing them. Patty
thought L would work 10 harm to try a
visit TO Heatherleign, al least: she wished
10 visi. Beechwcod once more, although
stranger hands had Cesecrated her favor
lie Ak no doubt
And Patty -b.ue eyed, kind hearted
Patricia. who made the best OF sisters
superintendent il al, and left Miriam 10
seek so.ace and comfort care-free, 4 the
w~ea-y-hearted mother felt she never could
DE thankful enough for such a priceless
companion as dear little sister Patty.
Again. she sat by the window, IN the
eveutsde, looking out over the cliffs and the
sea: again the death fiat had gone forth,
and .tce flower that grew between" was
rGih.essiy snapped from its parent stem.
Patricia So. near her, dropping tears on
some broken toys she had treasured Up
from the nursery. She could not weep
nov; She WIS too Geso.ate. God had seem
In-.y forgotten her and left her without a
ray OF hope. without a single string or
loves harp uno-okeu- AWAY out in the
ofing she saw a whire-wInged ship. with
tint OF sunset tingeing its sails the faintest
Of rose hues. That was, doubtless, the
messenger she had sent bearing . long,
long !ecter TO one whom she had never seen,
bI- the missire contained a request, never
tneless.
The tear-statred pages. when uufoliec
at Bay View cottage. tucked Gown by the
b.ue waters OF the N-arraSansett, would re-
veal something Ike this:
Il III alone. God pity me-, a stranger
II mine own land. Bereavei Of husband
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
CHAPTER Xu.

As days slipped into months and years
al the Hall, Sir Rupert PercIval grew stead.
liz more morose and ciscontented.
Harder and harder TO please, he often
fouada an occasion for abusing 4 servants
rounGly for some trivia, matter or imac.n.
AIRY derelictiou. In short, the van began
20 think their masters mind had weakened
sadly since Miriam had gone.
Often, quite often, they could hear hin
walking about the dark, gloomy corridors
FIR into the night, and mutter TO himself OF
the absent daughter and of the dear. dead
wife. Sometimes in his midnight marches
they could hear him bemoaning the strange
decree of cruel destiny that hung like q
pail over Hcaiher.eign. and cursed his life
with such relentless fate. And in their
hearts they speculated and wondered
where and how il would all end.
The weeks dragged: each successive
week being a perfect counterpart of the
preceding. Even the chapel bells in the
distance sounded Girges for the sunny Sab
baths of merry Old England, and the even.
ing chimes came TO the solemn doors like
smoihe-ed means over the couch of some
dear, dead friend.
The jewellers of the country side KEEP.
&S&ISA lpA AAN AAo>As o. u SOAAC " L u I'LL a
necronancy he'd sway beneath its anc;en,
gables: thev shranh from the presence OF
its aggravated and perplexed master with
common consent, and pi,ied the ~ervaa
imprisoned under his iron rule.
Occasionally the servants would steal
away across the fields TO their ~sympathizing
neishbors for a social chat and TO air some
new within of their peculiar-minded master.
d. IA $k4
Hall behold a visitor or the overjoyed in
mates entertain q caller, for a supersti:ious
fear OF something uncanny and unexpIain-
able kept them away.
Taken altogether life at Heatherlei-h was
other than ~enviable. Four years of this
silent, aimless life at the Hall had gone the
way Of the sunsets, and once more the sad
anniversary Of Miriam's departure had
Gawned.
The inmates Of the Hall had heard once
from Miriam Percival Fairfax, and her IL
band. Arthur, had succeeded, so rumor had
it. far beyond his most sanguine expecta-
tons. and now was . gentleman Of wealth
and much influence III the first circles Of his
city. But although the ervants mad a gen
eral time Of rejoicing when the good news
reached them, the aged father gave 20 sign
Of JOY. or = qualification, ver the very
desirable good fortune
Yet, strange to say. he did not venture a
word Of reprimand to check the fow of re
jo,cing, nor seem ''put out" with their cheer
full, happy faces and ightheartedness. The
influence, rather, OF their merry speeches
and glad manner seemed to settle down
over his i-ri;ableness in q sort Of calm.
soothing way that renderedhis presence and
commands more endurable. And it seemed.
as old Peggy had said, that ''the climax ~
his ,imper had been rachel, praise the
saints"
And now the fourth anniversary Of the
daughters flight had dawned, and it had
been quite . while since any news Of her
had been received at H~ea&herleigh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

and child II one short half year. ! am desc
Late. Shut from a fathers doors. I am in
the depths OF isolated sorrow. / have An
abundance of means, and would be NO
burden; could I con- to you. l am but q
stranger TO you also, but you were my
mothers friend: viii you not be mime al
so.-
Then this was the message she had sent
-icia knew IL, and Lad Gcmurred there
Co., Ut she must 90. She had told herself
az, a week after the clojs ratified down on
ner baby's co1in, and if she received An
answer from Bay View telling her hat her
mothers friend still resided there she
would sell her beautiful home and leave her
native land forever-fhe land which had
held nothing but sorrows for her from her
caai BOD.
Ia's lover and afianced husband
void purchase The Rest. M it would
<emsi in the Fairfax family. Had Htte
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
XIII.

Drawing aside the heavy curtain ne
silently watched the animated group below.
A wondering expression taxing the place
of the usual sulieu Gemeanor was soou SUP
planted by one of recognition. Then a
pleased, happy light SC foreign to him
dawnedi in those hard, cruel gray eyes as
they rested on the crape-c.ad figure Of
Miriam and then en- the fair child now IN
her arms.
And. doubtless. the angel of love. posing
on white wings above the gray-haired
father, was waiting TO catch the first syl-
liable of endearing forgiveness; but the
light died out IN his face, and no word of
affection had escaped the thin lips, although
they worked convulsively IN their struggle
against the better prompting. In q moment
more the victory in favor of cruel hardness
Of heart had been won, and the Uncompro-
missing lines settled back around the firm
mouth, and the spirit of his accursed an
cestor swayed Sir Rupert with its evil
power.
Hurrying down the long fight of stairs as
fast as his aged limbs would carry him.. he
reached the great hall door Just before the
daughter essayed to cross the tagged pave
ment in front
Miriam looked up and saw her father
standing there; but oh. how changed. how
frail and white-haired be had grown since
since. All! well, how careworn his face.
bUt-he was still angry. Her heart sank
like lead at sight OF the stern, repulsIve look
on his co~untenance. but she sad in q visit
ful. piteoUs way: There IS father.r But
the glad light of recognition which had
ieaped to her sweet eyes and had tinged the
fine face with q little flush of happy light
died out suddenly, leaving il paler by con-
tras., for no answering gladuess of heart
reflected IN response on the paternal brow.
"Begone! begone," he shouted, as Miri-
I'M made a nov toward him. ''DOn't come
near me unless you beg my pardon, my
forgiveness: unless you can do that, don't
come near me, l say"
His angry fact was startling and pitIful
in the extreme to see, framed in by the
long, white, silken locks that swept his
shoulders.
He was cllnging to a pillar now, as she
gazed at him, with his left hand and arm,
and waving his children imperiously OF
with his right.
Miriam put down the wondering child on
the paved walk and stretched out her arms
toward her father impulsively, while .
strange light crept into her proud face.
ITO * CONTINUED.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

up with beating hearts as the welcome
break in the monotony dawned on them
and an exclamation Of surprise burst in
voluntarily from their lips while they
came together on the tagging as If by
magic, and gazed at the carriage and into
each others faces In an inGuiring, nystIied
way.
When the carriage stopped at the front
entrance a lady dressed in deep mourning
aiighted, and leading q bright little child
slowly along owe the flags, she came to
ward them And when quite neal she
threw back her black vail revealing q very
sad, but familiar face. II was Miriam; Mir
am. the lost-lost daughter.
"On. blissed Vargin. an it's none other
than the young MISTRESS, the swate little
Teddy herself An she's a bringin' the
angel OF a darllu' by with her. And the
excited tragical old h-ousekeeper rushed to-
ward Miriam, with the overioyed group in
her wake.
Sir Rupert looked from his window. He
had Weakened from his Growsy, listiess
dreaming he SO much INDUCED in, and
heard the unusual stir below. And. hurry
ing TO the pane, he was just IN time TO see
and hear the tumultuous greeting OF the
servants. 1t was some minutes, however.
before he could make out who it was that
had come and raised such an mccarthy
hubbuo among the generally w~eu-behayed
inmates Of the hall.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
Don't Waste Your Time

and money experimenting with doubtful
remedies. when DR.. Pierce 5 Golden Medi-
cal Discovery is so positively certain IN Its
curative action as TO warrant Its manufactr
urers in supplying it 70 the public. As they are
doing through druggists. under a duly ex-
ecuted certificate Of guarantee, that II will
accomplish all il is recommended to do, or
money paid for it will De promptly returned
Il cures torpid liver or biiiousneSs, mdi-
gestion or dyspepsia. all humors. or blood
ta,nts, from whatever cause arising. SKID
and scalp diseases. scrofuiOus affections,
mot excepting consumption, or lung-scrof-
ula), il taken In time and given . fair trial
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

-Squeers ION Mt. Washington)-
.'Whew. isn't it cold?" Nickleby-
why. l feel as warm as toast" You
do. Why. man, the thermometer is
down to sixteen degrees" Wei. /
feel as warn as toast, just the same
that is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Y.
Sun.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

Rev. DIR. BELL Editor Of the MidlCon:i-
nent, Kansas City, Mo-, says in its issue of
Oct. LIST, 1857:
l, is to ne believed that DR.. S~hallenberg-
er, of Rochester. Pa, has o sure remedy fer
Fever and Ague. A gentleman in our EN-
ploy suffered greatly from Malaria. and
tried many remedies TO nc purpose: when,
seeing this ANTIDOrE advertised, tried it,
WAS Immediately relieved, and finally cured.
This was two years since, and ne has had
no return OF his trouble.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

THE man VINO is proftably employed is
happy 1t may be because you have not found
your proper work. We earnestly urge all
such persons to write to b. F. Johnson &
TO-, 1909 Main street. Richmond. Va. and
they can show you a work in which you can
be happily and proti,aOly employed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

or health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use Of Syrup
OF Figs. as il acts in .bkmony with nature
to e6ectually cleanse the system when
cossive or bilious For sale In SOC and x.W
bottles by all leading druggists
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

DD S1u ever go within . mile Of soap
factOry: II 70 you know what material
they make soap Of. Dobbins' Electric Soap
factory is Is free from odor as a char
factory. Try it once. Ask Four grocer for it
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

TIE King and Queen CT Greece have
seven children. the youngest u year old.
The Princess Alexander is . very pretty
girl of nineteen
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

II you are tired taking the large. old fash
ioned gripping pills, try Carriers Little Liver
Pills and take some comfort. A man can't
stand everything. One pill q dose. Try them
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

THERE IS Undersigned humor in the remark
OF q Berlin correspondent that tine Gar Of
Russia is rather ~bombasric."
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

MART-"Mebby I'm ugly now. num-. but
in me day I've broken a grea, many hearts"
Mistress-"Well Mary. if you handled
hearts the way you 10 my best china, l be-
lieye vow"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

A PLAIN gold ring was lately foEnd BY .
Washington IN. c. Nan iubedded IN .
large block OF ice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

To REGULATE the stomach. liver and bowels,
Little Liver Pills every night. Try them
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

"Iy what light" asked the teacher, did
the Emperor Nero regard the Christians ut
Rome" And the smart bad boy thought il
was . tOrch-light.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

WIFE-'Am /. then. r1<er to have nv
own wayf HuSband-"C-rtaInIy, ny
dovey; when we are both agreed you can
have your way, and when We dIder III lave
mine
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
Oregon, the Paradise Of Farmers.

Mild. equabiecIimate, certain and abundant
crops. Best fruit. grain. grass, stock country
in the world. Full Information free. Address
Oregon Immigration Board. Portland Oregon
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

Mrs. SrAGoER-"We are to nave dear
mother tor dinner, James" Stagger-
"All right See that she Is thoroughly
cooked"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

Mr.. LABoucHERE says that if the Prince
OF Wales We're TO appear IN petticoats the
streets o. London would soon be filed with
men in the same garments.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

NEVER BEFORE" says the Paris CORE
~spondent Of the London Telegraph. ''has
work been so abundant and so well r.
munerated in the city as during the exhibi-
ton SEASON."
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

DON'r Wheeze and cough when Hale's
Honey OF HOrehound and Tar will cure
Pixies TOothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

TEE food Of an oyster consists Of such
microscopic organisms and organic PARTICLES
Is float freely In the water.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

Thousands of cures follow the use Of DR..
Sage's Ca,arrh Remedy. 80 cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

No should visit the city without
smoking ''Tansill's Punch ~. Cigar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

IN analyzing the contents Of the stomach
OF an oyster nothing but vegetable matter
has ever been found.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

BRONCHITIS is cured by frequent small
doses OF Piso's Cure for Consumption.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

II afflicted with Sore Ewes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson'sE Eye Water. Druggists seui it &c
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

The King Of Italy recently visited tho
tomb Of Garibaidi and placed upon it .
wreath.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

WHEN the Car o Russia visits his father
in-law, the King OF Denmark, he pays al
the expenses.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

OYSTERS can not be fed by any artificial
means.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
A Ynh, Acres. tn. channsl

The English are ocate1p isttng an dsA 70
lay down postal tube between Dover and
CALAIS The plan 3 70 Suspend tvo sna<s O;
shout yarc ascn Il d,aaese- b. means q
steel cables across fhe channel forty yards
sboTe Tie lsr-l OF TIE s.A Tne ssse; cshass
VIII Be fzed 70 psIlzr. AZ dtssances at about
500 yards, and in each tube . Lite railway
xiu rua with cars capable Of oAry1as 40
pounds n weight No parcel Of grsassr
~cigf- than tbs VIII Be ssk.n. ard tee ooss
Is estimated CO toe modest 6SgxU a $500. :
oA-SctecE6c Auex5een.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Office at residence 255 Cleveland avenue. Tele-
phone No. T. IL II
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, July 2G.-Wheat was extremely
dull and 14@55c lower.
But little interest conferred in corn and
fluctuations were narrow. Final quota
tions were shade higher than yesterday.
Oats were slow and rather easier.
Pork attracted considerable attention
during the early part of the day. The feel
ling was stronger and prices advanced
20@25c Later the market ruled quiet and
prices settled back 75z@l0c. and closed
steady.
Lard advanced 21l@5c, and closed at
about medium figures.
Trading'was more active in the market
for short rib rides. Prices were advanced
10@1212c, declined 5@715c, and closed
steady.
The leading futures ranged:
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Tor sALE-Sale OF thoroughbred Holstein cattle.
will offer az public sale in Astica. Harper
county, Kansas Tuesday. July = ~ sly one
head OF registered or ressteraOts hois-e es'e' -
follows:
Twenty-three head OF mich COWS from ioar %
six years old ali I'M ported Three hllis- nve % *
years old. two American bred and one iEipv,'e1,;
Seven heifers one and ore-lf To two years old All
in calf One bull three years old iuaporiec- thfse
bulls. two years old light bulls. fourteen 70
sixteen months cid Three bulls this season
calves hight he.fers. this season : calves
All these animals are registered. exccpt see
younger ones and their eiigi billy for Registration.
is guaranteed. All females. old enough are IN cals
10 one or the other Of The celebrated balts. Lo.0
Cecil, No. ISL. vol . Eolsiein- krlesan Ae-d tooA
~ plus. No. 2oS vol. The COWS are OF A. tli-s
strains were imported into this or any other
country, and are each grand mixers. and the yoon
animals are their ostsirsnzs and parties attend
ing This sale viii be ahie Judge % the yocnSer
animals by sire and dam. which VIII. in each case
be present This herd OF cattle il pronounced by s
who IL as the very best west OF the MISSISSIPPI
river No better opportunity viii Ae offered 10 pro
cure cheaper animals taxing quality into CONSIDER
Africa the point where the cattle are located and
the sale viii take place i situated the santa re
railroad. forty-sevea miles west OF Wellington.
Parties DESTROYS Of attending the sale from points
east or weSf OF Newton should connect w.ta tho
train south from that place AZ IN. These cattle
can be seen any time Hear the depot III Attlcs,
and any inquiries coacerDln. them VIII be cheer
fully given. Come aA0 examine the stcck II YOU
ike before the sale By means Iail 10 attend tho
sale
TERMS An sales Of one animal TO one persan.
CASH mere animals 20 same person. SIX
months nc;e. secured. with interest al per cent
Come and zee best herd q cattle yea ever oeeead.
Address All communications 10
ala {. : JoBES. Attica, Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
ATCHIsoN. TOPEKA & SANTA FER. R.
MISSOURI PACIFIC X. r.

City Union Ticket Office ~ North Main street,
| and Union Depot, near Oak street.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
FOR RENT-ROOMS

fUk hhNI-hUUMS
INORRENr-Eif-yant front oilce. with cOnsulta-
A ton room. fuel rSsont and closet, iG Clement
block. III Ncvth Main 81. G. ". Clement aSG
IFOiS EENT-Sccoad and third nao.s of building
A No. ~ South Topeka avenue, containing -
MICA rooms. with south windows in every rtctll.
" iii rrnt in suits. St2ncer - Cegs. rooms and 6,
Fechhsimer block. $50
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Receipts, u; shipments, none. The market was
active and steady on all grades. The receipts
were light and clearance was made without DIM
Guilty at strong yesterday prices, We quote:
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
Chicago Live stock.

The Drovers' Journal Reports.
CATTLE-Reoeipts &9as shipments -. Market
steady. BeeveS 8 AGA zstocSers and feeders e to
as or cows bulls andmiSed 81 l01S 1E bulk g tp
a. ~ TeNas cattle Al 5dsaS 10
HoGS-Receipts SOU shipments 211l Market
strong. Nixed 81 1894 81 heavy - lSzss AZ Hight
a. at@4 20
sHEEP-Receipts s0(0 shipments $50. srkei
steady Natives s. sA9s 15c westerns IS 5Qts 5s
Texans s. -. 10 LAMBS y 69ss5 ~
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Furnished by Oberne Hosick d Co.
WICHITA, July %
HIDES-Green, 81 1898 50; green salt = Ut,g9 OG
dry sailed 4& tic, green pelts, 40'Sc' dry peitS'
Sa nc.
TALLow-No prime, &c: No 2, $40.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Its said that the Oldest rcsebUA b the
world, Of which shae b authentic record.
grows IN eeurchy~rd snd against an old
church at Halaerzaeira, Germany. Eight
hundred years ago. 50 the records SAY, Bsaop
Hepl1o caused treIls 20 Be bcsn On which r
was supported Today TIE Elatn stem Is
thicker than rnns body.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
WANTS, FOR RENT, FOR SALE. FOR
TRADE. FINANCIAL. ETC.

All notices of Employment situations Wanted
from to five lines. sc per week. all notices over
i've hnes will be charged for at the rale of five
cents per line per week-no notice taken for less
than . cents.
All For sales, Help Wanted For Rents or other
business notices from one<o five lines 80 per
week-an notices over five lines will be charged fo'
al the of cents per line per wsek-Ro notice
taken for less than ~ cents
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
wIcTITTA 10 cnlcAso
wRhoz- Chssxs Or csr- VIA tss kees Isl.sa
fe.s4ES

W 3Eo6r Q EanEs o. 8sT~ va tA~ kSgE islkGd
Nssats-
Com rnsncing sunday. May i-ih. the
sleeper leaving ~lcoitA az 80 > n. OF
TIE Rock Island usii rim through 70 Chi
cago. thuz susbI3nz rs~senzsr. % avoid
the EsxAfious ca&ugs - cars &c KAnszs
City. ~ usual ths Grsat Rex IsiAr4
gets there sad j. tbs aEs. ard ealT .ail-
rcsd ZIs1ag thr9aga ear s~rv1os froea
" .chaEa - Cbieszo. for sls~lsing ear
res'-rv atoms and tickets 70 al p1sats cal
~ city tickst ofilcH. IoU Eass Dcuz.Aa ATs-
pgss corner AAlz street
G a RrTKxEfogD.
LII 1.ekss AseuI
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
kansas City Live Stock.

The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts 3.0S4; shipments :. Native
dressed beef and shipping steer in light supply
and l0chigher. Texans and Indian steers slow TO
weak. but not quotaby lower. Cows weak and the
lowest of the bulk selling below &c per pound
Good to choice corn fed steers 50 S5Cl4 IL, common
to medium 81 80 So 60; stockers and feeders q GS
or COWS 81 50s2 60; grass range steers 81 iOS
Co.
HoGs-Receipts 2us; shipments, Market
steady to strong. Good to choice light q Zz1aS
IN; heavy and mixed 81 05Gi 20.
steady. Good 10 choice muttons. SSi51G4 W. con-
mon TO medium e. 50G3 25
ST. Louis Live Stock.
ST LOUIS, Mo-, July 20.
CATTLE-Receipts CO. shipments :, lOl Market
steady. Choice native So sG94 20 fair to good ma
tive steers IS 1908 40. ~
HOGS-Receipts 800; shipments LOO: Market
steady. Choice butchers Il <0sI 49, packing - ZVS
1 So 80
SHEEP - Receipts 800; shipments 500 Market
steady Fair to choice s. 1904 10.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

ssals looks, coal fscksss, ete-. for sAls n.
shss o'flrs- Orders ~ nal vii reussss
pFoEa - Gt:satloa. Aadrsss Tia "ioa4.A
LAGLz. - lcAl.z. KAz- ~
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

This Office 10 prepared to furnish all tas
blanks which are used "a connection with
proving I'D LousesseaGs - Oklahoma We
Csc Coop's blanks. va1ca are the Only
hanks printed tia. have been approved by
the Land commissioner .: ga2Alastoa
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