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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-31

TJNHE Knabe Pianos, which 1 did not Au''
before, have been chosen for my pl''D'
Concert tour in the U. S. by my nIr''','
and accepted by me on the recommend :.
of my friend Bechstein, acquainted Will Us
merits Had l known these Pianos as NV ,
do, would have chosen them by mys'A :.
their sound and touch are more sympa'n'''
to my ears and hands than all others d
country. DR.. HANS. WON DOAN
New YORK, 9Th April, 1899.
To Mr.. William Kndbe d Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-31
Important to an.

A lecture will be given at Turner's hall
tonight by the president of the Louisiana
Single Tax Organization All are invited
Admission free. No collection
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-31

Lunch Baskets, Strauss Bros, % and 22]<
Barnard street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-31
Tallahassee, Fla.

"Johnsons Chill and Fever Tonic" needs
no pushing by the retailer; it advertises
itself wherever sold. w. A. RAw1.s
For sale by j. I. Shuptrine & Bro.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-31

Listen to the 'Single Tax" lecture II
costs nothing and might do you good.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-31

The Saratoga IN. W Daily Register, in
writing up the opening mop at the United
States hotel says that pretty little Maud
d'Antignac was the most graceful dancer; !"
and abiding to her costume, says that "the
petite and graceful fairy was a perfect
cloud OF pink tulle, the potticoat cut dane
ING, length, from which peeped out dainty
and encircled with bands of pink ostrich
feathers, hands incased in gloves reaching
the shoulders to match. fan of much
beauty completed this very Frenchy toilet, y
The young lady is a we'll Known Savannah
lady, and granddaughter of Mrs. Matilda
Z. FerrilI Of 81 Montgomery street, who is
summering at Saratoga.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-17
CAN TELL YOU HOW.

In place of travelling away off where the
Journey is tedious, where the mosquitoes
swarm in clouds, where the hotels are poor
and the table fare is nleagre and the beef
steak pounded to pulp, just look ut your
Grand Rapids home as SOutherners view it,
take :rday ut Macatawa Park and another
mt the Lake where the expense is only trifle
figure what 1T would have cost you to visit
the NipigOn or the White Mountains and
spend the amount you might have spent in
travelling i'm adjoining your homes, the spot
of all spots most dear to IL man.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-17

Respectfully submitted.
JAMES NASDESBERGE
Comptroller.
Aid. Rodgers moved that the charge of
60 for assistant clerk Of the superior court
found under the Superior Court Fund be
stricken from the report and referred to the
Committee on Claims and Accounts.
Carried.
Aid Turner moved that the balance of
the report be accepted and adopted
and the clerk be instructed 10 draw
orders In favor Of the several parties
as recommended by the comptroller. and
the clerk and comptroller be instructed TO
draw an order on the city depository fof
sif.0is22. to be disbursed by the treasurer 60
the several parties named In the eompiroilers
report holding orders on the funds therein
named. IN which t1ere is money.
Adopted.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Baldwin. Fmmer.
Launiere. Miller. ODOnnen. Eodeeft
Saunders. Stein. Stokes. sproul. stryker
Turner. Yerer-ll.
Nays-None.
MAYoss orvsct.l
GRsNn RsFfps. Mica July IS. 1ss2. !
Gentlemen of the council-By my request the
city attorney delayed making oat the contract
between the city and Henry GrinnsH unui
after the meeting Of the.eouncil Of tgits date.
for my action in tse premises. ] trfr that the
recent decision Of the Supreme Court declaring
the new justices law unconstitutional vii be
a sufficient excuse.
Respectfully submitted.
JoHS KrLLEss,
Mayer.
Accepted and fled.
oFrrot - Rosrn - HEsLTH.l
GRsvD RsrfDs. Mich-. July y. ls,a.
Council of tbe City 81 Grsna Rapids
Gentlemen board w9aia respectfully
cal vour attention % The great Necessity Of
. sewer in SoTfb Ioni&st-. particularly - tlfs
two bsocks norih of Se~herrF u.
The east s.se Of North J0ais-si- being =
steep hillside. frsm which springs ~ wster
ooze oui ard Gisehssge 81 tie street Level 90
Fether vifh TIE housestaTs and other feul
llaalss. az - which disehsrges Into fife fui.
tsrs and ftsn siSg1afes. Ten derlne tbe ooncl
ton of this gArf of ths street Huis4nce. a1e
caagsrous - TIE pfibisf heath.
We heff44e that 81 nIliSF Communication ves
presented ~ fhe former cssneEl. and referred
q The Com nIttee on sewers saa that e0sa
r.iftes p ported ga1y :. lsss. sna conctErre6 IN
she opinion ~ TIE Flo@ra af Heslth. that faers
" - crest necessity q seysT Ia fhst part 81
fl.ls street
we veuld rexrectfazis rseorsBssns ttst 4
sewer - sfrucfeai sia sfreet-sf east fFoFs
Ne~ssTrv st. - Waaxlfrs- r. r. Hsunsr 3.
tat eify shF n~fr nsv s1Tiss
Wsgosls ssss respscsfl5ly rscorn Fnsnd tts'
the sever Ga TIE alley srefa fs.rf,anks-st. r
SevbeTry. aefwesn Norfh Ienis aBa o1fswz
sls - sonst~uerea As rst,Eisr@d fof. -
nrossszry MEASURE % preserve TIE rzsh7s
he&tts
A. q wbseb e respseffsrfy Submitted
& Is CfHxrss
Presi9eHt
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-17

es Eeslsfoi Ala ssssaersrcisrsea te ceas
2liitas - es&@S
eus d = k.sAkss q F.ek
OtAN4 AsF41e Mssh. jas ~ ierf
1s tss hsg.eFekle she AaNaf ana Cssaaton
<aanea g tef cts ef slgsna hsptas
ssessieaaea ] ~eels fesnsckiaiss ses,sss that
sses.her - sfez sklks Az b&aEs aseaos -
esi1el sisie ~ y eala2sa ass
Respectfully submitted.
tasG-sk Ns4&aS.
ctx kArxa&i
on motion es Asa. l.zsussoss. relergsa - ne
Alaersa@n II ghe faiFa wAr1
effsrs a. Ga Tsaasrpkkf
4kAAR L4f.sA. Asek. 3gsa - lkask
Il ths Eonofs.Ale ths Na,af AID gomman
Council - ,hs Ahss 81 ssEAna Esalas.
6euiiemenl herewith salsalf ssy rcs,srs II
the safsaas luaas al The eloSe u business 5uns
Respectfully submitted.
osHo. h. psEks.
Ngss iTs@safsF
Asa. E0oxsFs moved 20 seaesf sasa hle the
same eaa sl.at tas EeRsEt es FEsntsa IA The
proceedings.
carried
esS-Aid Anderson, Bsld~ln. kmmef. i.aa
nlese. Aiiler. q DoRRell keaseEs. esaaaeiS
Sieia. Ssfsul, SlTsker. IurneT. lsIsx-A
Asss None
clgs fKEAsrEEs's EErcss. SriA l. lsSas
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-17

respectfully submit "a.
Gao. r. PEEsY.
Cifk Treasurer.
Ala. Launiere moved TO grant the prayer 81
petitioner.
Carried.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Baldwin. Emmer.
Launiere. Miller. o'Donneli. Rodgers. Sbun-
defS. stein. slsker Turner. ierex-I2
Nays-None.
Cry TFrSetrrp's 0FFfcK
GHsNp HsrIDs. Aich-. July lb. lsss.
To the Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council 81 the Cliy Of Grand Rapids.
Geatlemea-i would respectfully ash for
committee from your honorable BODY 10 settle
with me on the following special improve
menf rolls.
Fourth ave sewer. jefferson At sewers West
broadway sewer Bostvict 81 sewer Banksst.
sewer, Marion -. grade South Lafayette At
grade; Sycamore - grade
Respectfully submitted.
SEoges d. pEsss.
CITY Treasurer.
Aid. Stein moved to giant the prayer Of pe
tlener.
Carried
The Mayor appointed Ala. Stein. Hpreul sno
Turner AZ surb committee.
CIrs IHfsErsKn's 0FFICr,
SEsFD kkPIBs. Mich. July l5. 1879.
To the Bonorable the HsYar and Common
CouBci u the city 81 Grand Rapids
GeBGemen-IhsTe being sufficient M obes in
thc respective funds. I weula respectfully ash
thai The eiert tnd comptroilef draw warrant
ln my favor GA TIE city depository fDf the tetsi
amount q the i8feeihg ersegs
s<as sever ia south UHson-si - 1T ~
16lI Banks 81 sewer ..-....--............. 1e9 =
~ Flrsf-st. ozs=niuE .........-......... ~ o.
kesreetiisilt Submitted.
6Eo. y PKEFr.
CITY Treasures,
sia stssa mevee 10 grsns 81. prayer ~ -.
tisioner.
Carried
zYeas-kid anderson. Ba3dvfn. rrsmer Lao-
riers NHisf Heeeer. ssundsrs. ss.fn stekes.
sprosi. etrFksf. srRef. er1-i1
Nsys-N0hs
CfrY Ts1ssusss's ovyscs.a
GEsFr ksyfDs. Mich guiy 81 ls9s
To the Honorable ths Hsvo1 ana Cemnss
CouneH q ths cts - 0rzna J.spias
} wuuia respectfully report that u. ,. De8r
nies. roilectof q TIE Heesna vsrs. pad 20 me
o. fhls aay fhe saTn q Ell2le sne hvnersd
and tveive esnsrs sne nineteeH rerfs sns !
have psia ttls amount - the credif of tbs
genersl fund - flie ssTe eelieetefs fens hss
beea Distributed
Hespecffuly submitted.
gE, = PseFy.
CITY Treasurer
Accepted arc flef
Crs4 rYnResT'f NFffcx
6Fkxr Esrfns Hieb-. Jus -. leks.
u tAs Hounfasit fft Mayor ard DSmfsr
feure5 ~ tse fgsT - srsns hapfas
eez1.ennes In fhs uandsrus eas< - ~
Hzss Fsrren,an - the Asgas ane Comfasr
cseaeH - ets Clty - grsns Rspsas susrnlssse
- fiss ssprs-ns 1earf Or Iu-sdsr Ssss 9.
z-<p~etfu8y reBsrt t.szt ~ sac osert en sac
Sag. raas sn ozs@s 6iFecfin3 fse eeumo1
soaBea . lsftbx5th grSst tie bpplicatl0n 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-17
Visit The Corner Of Ottawa and Louis Streets,

Where every known convenience for fur
lniShing IL house comfortably is to be found
in the most attractive form and when the
vacation season is over and the autumn
leaves lie thick upon the ground. ask your
neighbOr who spent his money i'm railroad
fare and at summer hotels, in to your beauti-
full home, and show him how
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-17
A Little Good Judgment on Your Pat

Enabled You to show luxuries which he can
not afford. He Will think YOU fell heir to
some vast estate, while the facts are that
you know
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
SEASIDE SW1NDIES.
How Unssspecting Guests Are Fleeced t.
Enrich the Servants.

F1ceO6u
Enrich the Servants.
The managers of the Coney Island
hotels are satisfied, after thorough in
vestig alton, that a few men in their
employ have made thousands of dol<
liars over their salaries out of the
walters under them, forcing these lat
ter to rob the guests in order to get
even. There is always demand for
tables on the piazzas, and guests are
willing to pay the walters for seats at
them. They, in turn, pay handsome
1y for having these tables placed in
their charge. A representative of one
of the hotels makes the following
statement of some of the swindling
methods in vogue: ga new waiter
was taxed $40 on the start by the sec
ond head waiter, the captains over
him taxed him 81 per week, and a
forced collection of S. was squeezed
out of all the walters for the benefit
OF the head waiter. If business was
particularly good each waiter was no.
titled that on the following day cash
collection would be taken up for the
benefit of the head waiter, and the I'M
fortunate who did not subscribe was
discharged. In this way the men
over the walters made about 5000
each season out of the walters alone
They, In turn, got even as follows:
Ii two or more guests ordered double
portions only one portion would be
served, and if an expensive brand of
wine was ordered an inferior quality
would be served. These officials
had a scheme to bleed the wine
agents. No new brand was added to
the bill of fare unless the agent paid
well for it, There are number of sa-
looms in this city at which the walters
assemble, and where the head walters
apply for a crew. The walters who
have been liberal spenders at this sa-
loon are placed on the list after they
pay the necessary fees A waiter ex-
cuses his misdeeds by saying: The
demands made on you are outrageous.
~ho oCsbSiNO hOtSa luS
walters had to pay the head waiter IS
almost every day there was any bust
ness, and for the slightest offense were
discharged, only to be taken back
again on the payment of a big fee
During the slack business of wet
weather We had to pay the head waiter
from 81 to IS in order to hold our DO
sitions. We got even by beating the
hotel and the guests whenever we
could. We all had waterproof peck
cts In our jackets. and for Is cents
the cook would give US a tenderioin
steak; 10 cents to the cook would
secure an ordinary steak and 25 cents
would obtain chicken. These things
were thrust into the waterproof
pocket and we would then pass the
checkers fearlessly. At the race
track restaurants where we paid S for
a job. we got even in this way: Each
OF US carried satchel, and when in
town we would fill il full OF wines.
cigars, cold chickens and almost every
other thing that would sell. During
the rushes we would sell our food.
pocket the money, and the restaurant
food would remain untouched. Hotel
Mail
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Nav 9-The volume of trading
I'm wheat was larger and a higher range OF
prices was established but the full advance
was not sustained. May closed about &c
lower and June &c higher than yesterday.
July opened H@3Ic higher and advanced
6l73<c more, then declined 1c, reacted &c,
ruled easy and closed about &c higher than
yesterday Early strength was due to &C
tive buying by shorts, some large lines
being covered. The subsequent decline
was attributed TO larger offerings and
more disposition to realize. Rain was re-
ported in some sections west and north
west and the weather maps showed CLOUDY
weather oyer considerable portions of the
country.
Considerable interest was manifested IN
corn, prices ruling quite irregular and
firm in the early morning and weaker as
the session advanced The market opened
firm at yesterdays closing prices, eased
off nc, became stronger and sold up B@Hc
but offerings became liberal on the adj
vance, the local crowd becoming long and
prices quickly reaching &c, Influenced
mainly by the weaker tone of wheat. A
steadier feeling then prevailed and final
2uoOotb1OhS arc /SW/SO 4O"Si 0Ai''iA OS'NA-
day.
Oats were active. Opening sales were
at 1S04c below yesterdays closing prices
and prices advanced &c. After the shorts
had been filled weak feeling developed
and prices declined ss@35c and the market
closed rather quiet and easy at inside fig
ureS.
Trading was fairly active in pork and
prices ruled irregular. Opening sales
were at &c advance and further advance
of sc was gained. Later prices receded
90@2219c, but rallied again 10@1215c. The
market closed steady.
Lard was quiet and receded 215@5c but
closed steady at outside figures.
Short ribs opened slightly higher but re-
coded 5d713c and closed quiet.
The leading futures ranged.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
81. l.OnIs Prnhnce-

81. Louis, May Q.
- LoUR-Quiet and unchanged but firm. XXX
&. Gas ", family, s. iazS p; choice = itGS Js
eNlcy, Is s5Csi u; extra fancy 81 1854 IS pat
s.,ts. - 5aCS4 ~.
WHEAT-Righer. General weaker conditions
this morning were considered uufaVorable though
rains were reported AZ many points in the north-
west. Some srop complaints were in Gables Mere
Iirmer and all other markets hi CHER. The close Was
firm at bsSs ic above yesterday. No. . red 7Slec,
May 7ShGsStsc, closing ssksc Did; June, 7Sx7SI ~,
closing 7Ssc bid; July 5@s ,Sac, closing 155s 1t;
August .5Sad7t3sc. closing 75s4C bid: September,
.6Ass6s6Sac CLOSING stAsc BID
CORN-Ciosed about the same as yesterday No
2 mixed cash s&-ssc bid May S2$.esSs5.c CLOSING
S224c. June, sc; July S2Sa qsSiac closing Ss51C:
August. SsaSsSsc closing 6ssC bid; September SSlS
IsSiSsc closing sSSsc.
oATs-Quiet but firm. No. scash sil4e; May closed
aiSsc asked; June, 24ssS2i1sci July 2o5sc bid.
kNE-No. 4lc.
BARLEN-No market.
HAY-Dun and lower. Prairie, s. OosS %. tim
othy, $40 USslS o.
BSA\-5lc
ANSEED-None coming in. Quotshle az s. as
t-EAD-Hisher but quiet. Refined - -.
Gltc.
EGGS-Lower at slkc
CORN AikAl4-Active and higher at 81 soSI IS
WHISkN-Steady al 81 e.
BAGGlNG-Firm- Prices range az SSssSiDsSc,
oNCOFToN TIES-Sl 10
PRONlSl0NS-StronG and higher
PORk-Sl2 90
LARD-Prfme steam held firmly at IS "a.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

Speaking &C fss EafEersAz ro<ste.ess tn
ssrznEss l2-1s, = EepcEsos Eszssh .esas /.
stSry 81 az saes1szt Is Esxsao. IA "a
~ozzn, tsassfoess1. rzsEe1 Ard d1k. -
srszssd, lss1lSg Epo1 ss&T. ocoe preceded
rs % q navros, cr0cxp1 s.xe~s SAs so1keS
Like ga S1SEzSzse esa~zst szag 80 fsrae
70 err, &C rsrgsd sza sz2-czssec x1s ssa
A yo1ar Ia6A&s c1e sAsf ksr age erosse.i
her ts.cks IS she isrDss sszs ssas ssxssI
Irs25Gy - rs=eSot la kxt ar4 s.szs~vt
her - Il see Esd been Q2eea sf essb-- "a
sos p@es &c zs.sES, seaofs' sss ycgs feet.
l>tyi. fseAEd LA szy - - gAxsea. .B1<s
sSs<z& Is zs@zses. se-.crs f1y hAsas sor Yszr
kssses. AZ. rsgssssd ale, ~ssA ssw ss-<a
vss@s- ssys s<s1s.s pssee.Ss
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

Colonel Bunt, a Kansas City. said Gre
afterneoa recently The real soldiers %
tie war we're Ia tne RACKS. AID didn't wear
shcsleer strsps I vzs private during
shs first avs months Of tbs war. TIE pr
vz;e Iozes BIS density. lie hAs 10 persga-
atty. He Is r.ereiy part Of . great bgtca-
erias rsaehios. There h 70 gl0ry for htra-
j heard ils bSlsets vhizxsDg 81 wilsoEs
creek AID TT hair stood % ssA Whss ~
charged fsvgos fear, Of ogsr~s- Wsss
was az cfscsT, ! bad rsy rass % io'ox sfiss,
the orders q ny ssSsriors % sxscsie. ssd
tie possible ho5or ard glery 81 s2ecsss I
Jeff the army an crsosr. b8s ksTs Ssvev
forTotten rzy sKpersspeota s1s rsnss, s-f
hguor tsz rezs heroes n is@ war, tss rs-a
who s:ooc II the rsskx sc-zssSd so1sly ~
patriSls5 s-1 persoazs serazsza hy rrsss
ksrcsc sosassr Gays. Ell Esost psatssotzcslsy
uassi1nh Gays were sgs1t 10 ies rsakAs
Tkssre = 9 tgs.s. sotessr fSe TSs-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
Kansas City Produce.


KANSAS CITY May 2.
wHEAT-Stronger at 6Slrc asked.
COMMISSIONERS at PC bid.
OATS-lc bid. l9lsC asked.
RNE--S,c asked.
FLOUB-FRlr inquiry for top grades; car hard
wheat Extra fancy sold for 81 So XA, elcs Xxx.
q CO family 81 70, choice, 81 81 fancy, 81 So pat
ent, a. SOae 40
CORN MEAIr-A5G6lc.
CORN CHOp-iSG54c.
SHIP STIFF-SSs45c,
BRAN-ss9sSc.
HAY-Steady firm. - 00s6 50.
FLANSEED-$i IS.
BUTTER-Recepts large and market weak for
ali classes; creamery, lS(2c dairy, ltci roll 1Sllc;
store packed. 4Cisc,
CHEkSE-llSSltAc.
EGGS-lac.
LIVE POCLTRY-ysmand good and msrket
steady. Hens s. 5G3 =; roosters. e. p; chickens,
$ Gees ~ turkeys, lie per pound.
SUGAR CURED HAMS-lUl4C.
BREAKFAST Is ACOA-lUC.
DRIED BEEF-Sc.
DRY SALT sHOCLDERS-S4 S7Is; long clear.
IS 9e short rib s. o.; short clear. So ~
SMOKED rHOULDERS-S ~; long clear So So
short RIB. - lle short clear co sile.
PORK $50.
LARJ s.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
Prime steam held firmly at IS "a,
Kansas City Live stock

hAN>AS City. May y
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipis az shipments. 9als Mar
ket strong and active; &C higher FOR dressed beef
steers; heavy shippers steady: common strung
sfockers aad feeders firm. Good TO choice corn fea
s. sS4 iG common 70 medium - 2ssS 7Sg stockerS
and feeders, - St65 6l- cows. 81 SOS On
HOGS-Receipts s,SJss shipments 2sR yarts+
strong. active and 5Ssb9c higher. Good 10 choice
81 si519sI SIS common 70 medium, 81 2Sssl A.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Wichita Grain Market.

Wichita Grain Market.
Furnished by ]. ". Hawn & Co.. grain and COM
mission merchants.
WICHITA, May 8.
wHFAT-No. soft 7SSs0c; No. 2hard 70@72c.
CORN-No. white 29d30c. No. mixed 2GS29c,
OATS-No. white 20s2Sci mixed 2G2lc
RYE-42.
HAYS 0oS5 So
Furnished by Osborne, Hosick e. Co.
HiDES-Green 81 4Ods S.; green salt IS 0os5 90:
fry salted 4@IOc; green pelts 4097jc; dry pets So
TIC.
TALLow-No prime &C; No. SEC.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
But Then.

But Then.
The sun can only set st ere,
The airy fairy hen
Can Sit st any time OF day
But then
AT day alone the sun can give
His golden light TO men;
The candle shines whene'er it's it,
But thenI
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
St. Louis Live Stock.

sHEEP-Receipts, $50: shipments 20. Market
steady. Good to choice a O094 So common to
medium 81 J0G3 IS.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

New York Money.
NEW YORK, May g.
Money on call easy at IL TO per cent; Closed
sfered at Pr.
Prime mercar .fle paper 3s49;S4. -,
Sterling exchange dull but sieadyat 81 81 for 60
lay bills and "a $50 for demand.
Stocks steady. -, o,o,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
OKLAHOMA
Land Office Blanks.
We are prepared 70 furnish all
the Land Office Blanks:
AFFIDAVITS.
No. 4-O63-Homestead Eatry.
4-070-Fnal Homestead.
4-O72-C Contested Homestead,
4-007-H Homestead Law.
NOTICES
No. s-345-Contest Homestead Law.
4-376-Ex Parts Contested Homestead.
STATEN ENTS
No. 4534-Dec aratory offered
4-535-Declaratory UnofeFed
4-545-soldisr. DecIsrstory & AFFIDAVIT
45iG-soldiers Declaratory.
4-5e-So,disrx Diseharzs.
P'ease be cure 70 order by number.
These Blanks are worth from Fifty Cents TO
One Dollar and Fifty Cents yer hundred
SPECIAL.

There are three blanks prepar-
ed especially by q. Henry ".
Copp, Of Washington City, for
Oklahoma: which We are selling
at the low price OF 90 cents per
hundred.
6Eug
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10
ROGERS
RELIEF CORPS.

woman's Relief Corps, No 40 Aux. to Garfield
Post, No % meets first and third Tuesdays in each
month in Garfield Hall at go P. m. Visiting mem
bers cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. N. w. BUCKNER, President.
MRS. II. A. STONER, Secretary, S5-tf
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St Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS, May Q.
CATTLE-Receipts, 200; shipments l, go Market
stronger Choice heavy native steers % ses o lar
10 GOOD 81 20a4 O stockers and feeders rar 10 gooo
~ as93 90 rangers corn fed, 81 SGSS 6s grass fed
s. 00a3 10. o zoo p,-.
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 shipments. SOU Market
strong. Choice heavy and butchers selecuens 81 %
az 65; packing, medium to prime, 81 4o94 o' hsno
grades ordinary to best, "a 1904 3D. o.oo-,x
SHEEP-Recepts 800 shipments 26u. Market
steady. Fair to choice, 50 pG4 40 -
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, May 9.
The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Recepts, 9 500 shipments 5UW Market
stsoneer and higher. Beeyes, - 0c9i 5oi yteers,
s. 1904 To- stockers and feeders, ~ sOo3 ot cows
bulls and mixed 81 s5GS CO. Texas cattle. - ~
@3 50. I'm ,r,..
HOGs-Receipts $500 shipments 300 Market e6
az s. light b eOa4 g; skips S Gs4 y; Market
steady and active Natives, So 0095 90; westerns,
So 25l44 rs; Texans SO Dl9i 90 lambs. 81 5GSo %.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

EGGS-Weak: l2c.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. May 9.
WHEAT-Stronger at S4j1c
RNF-Quet; SOC
CORN-iiIitg44a4c options more active.
0ATS-FirIner: less active, Mixed, 2S5SSc; white
G@39rc.
BARLEY-Dull.
CoFFEE-Options steady and dull; lS94c.
SUGAR-Quiet steady.
EGGS-Weaker. lA1l4l4c.
BUTTER-Weaker; psl4c.
CHEESE-Wanted; stronger.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

Before B. L. keenan, Justice in the city of WIGHT
Sedgwick county, Kansas.
]. E. Oldham and 7. A: Graham, partners as Old
ham & Graham Plaintiff.
Samuel F. Smith Defendant
To said Samuel F. Smith, defendant: You are
hereby notified that you have been sued in the above
entitled cause in the conrt aforesaid by the plaintiff
to recover from you the sum of 5000 that on the 2h
day of April 1885, order of garnishment duly
issued in said action by said B. l.. keenan,, Justice
to W: B. Hendryx and on the 18th day of April 1889
said w. b. Hendryx answered said garnishment
der that he indebted to you in the of thirty
one dollars The said will be heard by the said
Justice OF the Peace the 9th day of May 1885, at
a. M 13S st OLDHAM & GRAHAM plaintiff.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Firm and unchanged.
WHEAT-No spring, S51fc; No. red s512c.
CORN-No X5lsc.
OATS-No. ZjLsc.
RYE-No 24lI2C.
BARIEN-Nominal.
FLAX SEED-$1 5AGl 81.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime 81 S4Gl Sc.
MESS PORk-sl2 90.
LARD-S6 S21sGs6 20.
SHORT RIBS-Sides 0oose) Sc 10.
SHOULDERS-Dry salt - 25S5 So
SHORT CLEARS 2596 3I1s
WHlSkY-Sl OF.
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