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The sun., 1889-12-11

Portuguese line OF light drAuEht u organ.
ianE regular trade up the African rivers ZAmbss and
Shiri
The strike at the shoe factory OF Miller Cook Jr. At
Whitman, Mas. IL ended and fhs men resumed work
yesterday,
The large variety store at Auburn known AS The
Fair" David Woln proprietor was oohed BY the Sheriff
yesterday. The liabilities are about SlbOO
All the schools at Marlborough Mass. will be closed
to-day. owing tie pre- AencO Of diphtheTiA in tie
town. Twenty cases have Already been reported.
Two freight trains on the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
were In collision yesterday At carroll switch Nd Five
coal hOppers were dBrAllsd aud engine thTOWn
down the OmbankmSnL
The eottsn SDinnsrI Of YAn River are making an
attempt 70 fern federation OF cotton OpsratVSG and
have 6eAt Invitations 70 operatives in eOtt0a cSAtIOD u
the New knklAna>AAA AhAAlAe btAtaA
The sun., 1889-12-11
Murdered His Rival In Love.

CoNNELLsvILLE. Pa. Dec 10.-The cause OF
the CrowellPorter tragedy at Dunbar yesterday has
been learned. The men Quarrslled young lady.
for whose hand both suing. Crowelra offer Of
marriage refused by Miss Adah Mccoy. and In
revenge he murdered Porter
Miss Mccoy s an educated and accomplished young
lady 10 OF age and pretty She 10 greatly affected
by tho tragic result of the lovers quarrel Crowen
in 1a and does not seem TO be much affected by tho
murder, saying he Is ready 70 swing for IL
The sun., 1889-12-11
Ray na-mtOn Likely to Get his Divorce.

Monday was the last day on which Mrs. Eva
Hamilton could die an answer TO tile divorce complaint
ssrved against her by Robert Ray Hamilton She now
in prison ct Trenton for attempted murder but that
Would not prevent her counsel from acting In her
Bapusi D. CLARK Of counsel for Mr. Hamilton said yeS
NSthiHs yh47.iysE has hssH dome siaSs We entered
The sun., 1889-12-11
Blew Up n Post Once.

SALISBURY. No.. Dec. 10.-At 5k O'Clock this
morning every house in Salisbury shaken by an
explosion. Then alarm of nre given and in \
few minutes . crowd congrogated around the Post
once. from whence came the fash and explosion. All
the doors and windows In tho back of tho building
blown out and the doors and plate glass In front were
inside This WAS quickly SxtinRuished ExSmnation
showed that the contsnts Of the building were utterly
demolished and the south WALL separating this building
from the Bank OF Salisbury, was torn to splIterA
squire httons family who were sleeping over tho
parayEed with fear, but luckily, no ono was hurt
plOliOn.
The sun., 1889-12-11
Skipped with his wIfs and Stolen Money.

BALTIMORE. Dec 10.-Mr. Joseph E. Dali.
who constitutes the firm OF T. Dali Co. commission
merchants mourns the departure OF Thomas l. sAVin.
who until Thursday last his confidential book.
keeper An examination OF the books disclosed sad
tanIle and inquiry at the banks showed that before
leaving sAvin had cashed forged checks which he
got back from the bank. He took his wife. whom he
the assertions of Mr. Dali created great deal of aston
iHhmonI
The sun., 1889-12-11
Miss Cooley SAT. at Home.

Einetoen-year- old Gussie Cooley. who disap-
psareS mySerousy from tho homo of her aunt at 2S7
Stockton street Brooklyn, on Thanksgiving Day, has
been found. without AcquAlnting her or any of
her Brooklyn friends she went to the home Of her
while to Brooklyn to search for her missing dAuRh
tor yesterday received telegram from her saying she
was at homo and all right
The sun., 1889-12-11
The Eael,sh Won't Buy.

ST. LOUIS. Dec 10.-The English syndicate
that has option the elevators OF tho Louis
United Elevator Company has concluded to buy.
The experts who have examined the property made
made durihS Tho ysarT af lssS And isss1 INT tSat
s4S 900 losses sustained last year Much OF the
loss IL 10 said due TO speculation by the but
such harvest of losses wiped out tho EngshmenB In
tereBt In the investment
The sun., 1889-12-11

For anA Against = New CrOSS-tOvn Road
There was a hearing before Mayor Grant yes
tSrdAy OF property against the Metropolitan
CrosSt0Wn Railroad and Of promoters and market mon
In favor Of The property owners principally
concerned because Delaney street. WAVsrisy place
and Thsrteelh street are zoe narrow for two track
othera IL only 23 vide and double track road
takes l0 feet OF the street the objections strong
whom were the 0SorEs B. bssnsI were the most
strenuous In their protSsa The Mayer toSk the matter
under AdViBamont
The sun., 1889-12-11
LEAPED FROM THE WINDOW
Salesman FItzgIbbons's Suicide just al
Day Broke YeSterdRy.

Salesman Fltzgibbons's Suicide just as
Day Broke YeSterdRy.
James Fitzglbbons, employed as salesman
In q hat store at 965 Bowery threw himself out
OF q third STORY window at 332 Avenue A short
ly after daybreak yesterday morning. He car
ried down two signs with him and died Of .
fractured skull on the sidewalk. The body was
taken to the MorRue. but " as removed by Fitz-
Ribbons's friends last evening.
FitzRibbons was q graduate OF st. Francis
Xavier's College. His cousin said yesterday
that Fitzgibbons had been drinking o good
deal. and had said that he was tired OF life and
was going to commit suicide.
He had Begged n Mrs. oTooIe 70 o let him S; have
some poison. as he didn't want to live, He has
three brothers ct st. Johns College, Fordham.
The sun., 1889-12-11
Water Front Maps OF 1sOs.

Alderman Flynn informed the Board yOster-
day that J. Mcintyre smith owns some maps Of tho
front Of the city l7os showing the high
settling questions concerning water grant
and property. A resolution WAS adopted empowering
the Board OF Estimate to purchase the maps and put
their cost Into the budget for $780,
The sun., 1889-12-11
Free Lectures at st. Joseph's Church.

The Rev. John B. Saltor. pastor Of st. JoseDh'a
Catholic Church. in Sixth avenue near Washington
place has established parochiA library which contains
over 1000 yOlumsA The library II in charge Of the
Christian Brothers who conduct the parish school IA
thOF Batter has made arrangements to have lecture
Admission 70 these lectures VIII be free and the parish
SvelinR DAVID Mcclure will discourse on LAW and
Lawyers" Ana next Wednesday evening Judge elect
HtERsrAd Wih DO the lecturer.
The sun., 1889-12-11
Mrs. Foster SAID 60 bo Dying.

Mrs. G. o. Foster OF AIS East Eightieth
street. who was knocked down by the which
Frank Fab was leading through First avenue on Mon
day afternoon to the stables Of Picard in East FIFTY
oConnell said that pneumonia had set In Frank Fab
discharged in the Harlem Police Court yesterday
The sun., 1889-12-11
where Yeaterday's Fires Were.

A. Miss. $50 West Eighty y-sixth street,
Squire Wemplsr's building, no damage.
P.M.-sM gas meter exploded in the cellar At 33l
East Seventy seventh street, damage 500: $500 base
msnt ryeStOry brick house 2ee Pearl Strest Amos
Deancsy street. no damage; sl3, basement OF Ill
West Sixtysecond street. John Stevenson occupant no
damage
The sun., 1889-12-11
saAtshsd q Tray Of RIAES and Escaped.

A tall well-dressed man called at William A.
Fosya JeWslry store. 6SI De KAlb avenue Brooklyn.
on Monday evening and asked to look At some TnKS
Mrs. Foley who alone in the store placed tray
on which there more rinEN valued IN all
at about $50, the counter In front Of him He
BnAched up the tray and bolted 10 the street through
the door which hAd opened by confederate
side. Although hotly pursued for couple OF blockS
the thief made his escape
The sun., 1889-12-11
WAIT AND GET ONE

Novel OPenInE ne the LOAdOn aAd LIVER
posl Clothing CO.'s Great Sale TO-AOF-
rev ASrninE.
Vhne last sale Of clothing for men and boys
S'elnoSS commence tomorrow morning at III
nj" Y, and Ia order to bring this wonderful
N peloEe the public We shall sell from ii
esSh 70 !. NJ. 5000 boys overcoRts at 76 cents
SH LOOK out for our advertisemOnts.-AdV.
The sun., 1889-12-11
THO DOLLARS.

~" thousand Mems Coed Warm Over
coats will bo Sold At $500 Each.
Sao % BoWery, commenes a ansat sac to-m NOR
o,s..o AZ an opening attraction. two thousand
''SS0A1s VIII bO Bold ct t2.00 Oaeh.-Adp.
The sun., 1889-12-11

AEISS st. JOhA to JOiA tho aaIety COnDaay.
Abbey. SchoSfiel. and Grau yesterda ay received
WOrd from London that Miss Florence st. John has on.
trsly recovered from her inepG aud will sail for this
country Saturday The BerviA Due notcO will BE-
given OF her opening performance.
The sun., 1889-12-11
e,OOO 'LOneshorenen on strike.

SAVANNAH. Dec. 10.-Two thousand long
shor went out on strike today Not bale of cot
ton was loaded tits . nght to break up the custSm
Of custody fees against ehArterers OF yease the
HhoEemOn aiding with the chArererB II IL believed
the strike VIII llst longer than day or two.
The sun., 1889-12-11
Died at she Post AGeetIHE.

Patrick Mccarthy. 40 years old. of 432 West
needing Of his Grand Army pOSt at ITO East biItisth
atfoet
The sun., 1889-12-11
Pretended He Was GO'nE Bridge JunplAE.

William G. Kay, a sailor of Unclo Sans
navy. scared q lot Of people who were out
walking on the bridge last evening. He was
under the influence OF liquor and tried. or pre-
tended 10 try, to throw himself from the bridge
on tho New York side. While several women
Intyre ran up. and hustled the sailor on TO the
Oak street station.
The sun., 1889-12-11

Via Jersey Central Reading and O. No transfers; no
ehanEes IgnetgAl service; Pullman p9rior and sleeping
eIEA ssSa TO- ana jersey CSaR0 alSS tahlSS "a
The sun., 1889-12-11

Royal BakInG Powder. Absolutely PaF0.
For tMSnty'fYe years the stAndNgds-AdR
The sun., 1889-12-11
BouEht By Grover CIovsIaAd aAd Joseph
jefferson.

SANDWICH. Mass. Dec. 1o.-It Is reported
that exPrssdsnt Cleveland and Joseph Jefferson have
purchased the islAnds In WAkeby Lake, South Sand
Elch The spot 10 picturesque and Anords sxceilent
fishing. II u understood that commOdiou6 club
house will be built on the central OF the isAnd
The sun., 1889-12-11

, ESss1. Sss s;s 4:ls;E s. HE::s3.s in great variety at
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Oceaf, Gables.

There are now ten cables across the Az
Iantic and their location and condition ars
about as we'll known by those who have to
do with them as though they were exposed
TO view for the entire distance. 1t has been
said Of Capt Trott, the well known cable
fisherman, that he knows the mountains and
valleys, lanes and avenues OF the ocean as
well as cabman knows the streets of Lon
don. Crossing the Atlantic on one occasion
with his repair steamer, and realizing that
he was in the vicinity of the spot where a
stretch OF cable had been lost by another
company's steamer some time previous, tine
captain set TO work, picked up the cable
within an hour or two, and delivered it TO its
owners on his arrival in port. There ara
now throughout the world over 1l6.0O1
miles Of submarine cables, with nearly 125. :
900 miles Of conductors. All cables are
tested before leaving the factory. When put
on ship board, the ships electrician Is in
constant communication with the shore
through all the cable on the ship The
slightest fault is detected Just as soon as it
goes into the water. Paying out is iniE1e-
diately stol Jed, and the cable repaired You
could not see a pinhole in the Insulation
but it car be located by the fine testing in
struments, sometimes within quarter of a
mile, in the entire stretch Of 1000 miles
Exchange.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

" AN ! LO-m1 SCtLLA N OUS.
Under this head &c per lie yer DAY
"ASTED-To buy = horse and buggy o. pay
w u7~Dts viii reur one fsr the winter a. --s-
e1 it,9'' '' - A'a's'' T. l. az - !. !.
w classics, Il herman. Freoor ira.-.a ~ Ger.
man professor AfaTess Instructor Ess e once
XVANTED--To buy few Young deer r Nat
XUASTED-Orders for Yp-ilargt. zrder~ear -
w SAX congo aid Wool LADIES' uLs1z sz!ts 4
.ddTes. ~ita iis-.fia5 a. y c. + & sld sse 49,
Mss orani- vi. Cal 1s-on yoz- Aa-s+
w ANTEI.-Toar surplus cio;a.ar. pay cab a.
XVAST.D-Fe. sac a. -. o1soe o.a ;as~-s 3
NAET Eu,-An ge-.oas de.s-lrg Portland ce-ne,,
W walk 2 ace % csll q =. T. F.S-sT a Co. - y
Nan STREET Al soTI g-srALte@5 Last
WANTED-aa su,.s o. closAinE ersry wsea.
TUNED OF e.-4l e lev % Kan - Al-h
w seEnsa,s. 70 cal "a I FIo~er a .. ~
NAia stsee.- Al so-s .sArsutss1- IGc
WASTED-LSvsr. eta ~. cup & co~ee g
- - 30 .9rca Or 1zc-- sery-1 z c.1s-. S-sa
I<y1g.ss sgec-Al ssosss fo- l.dl-- 67ss
WANTED-BOARDERS.
Iaes. N. Aes1 e ser .it.- ~ 14y.
LOST.
rIas- his bead e ps- It's - eAv
OsT-L~4ys so.4 zc1rf -. o. SofiA YzIa
1.1l recelss re~aEl do -
T o-T-A Sosa sasl cs.ve~ .9r aia-17.e ea--aa<.
Il 1E2s- ss~4Ees4 b ieay4a< a; Duza Aese--i-1s
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CHICAGO, H., Sept. 19'-Interest III the
market tor wheat continues unabated.
The bullish feeling recently shown by
local operators was of a more pronounced
character TODAY than has yet been wit
messed and during the latter part OF the
session trading was heavy, accompanied
by considerable excitement. Bulls
news again predominated and in fact
about the only favorable circumstances to
which the bears could point was the con-
tinued light outward movement from sea-
board points. AS an offset TO the poor
showing however, is the fact that eX-
porters have been bidding higher prices
fer wheat in western markets for the past
TWO days. The opening here WAS 80 oil
for the leading futures and undel' strong
selling pressure early the market receded
&c more, but the scalping crowd found
the deal against them and realizing.
by St Louis longs started the
market up with unmistakable indications
Of strength from inside figures. There
was an advance of $4@Tc and the closing
showed a net gain for the day of &c in
December and May and 14@$4c in other
deliveries.
An active speculative business was trans
acted in the corn market and the feeling
developed was easier, the bulk OF trading
being at lower prices. The frost predicted
COR isSr night did not occur and as the
weather was more favorable the II arket
opened heavy, a shade under yester dag )
closing prices, and with more free offer
ings declined 3s@Hc. The market closed
IA &c lower than yesterday.
Oats were quiet and steady without new
features of interest.
The mess pork market attracted little
attention and trading was rather light
aud chiefly in small quantities. Prices
rather favored buyers
Lard was very quiet and trading was
light.
In short ribs trading was mod rate.
Prices exhibited very little change.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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FRISCO LINE EXCURSIONS TO ST. LOUIS
AND RETURN.
st. Louis Expostion-Sept, 4th to Oct. 10Th,
Inclusive; 1he st. Louis tair-Oct. 18Th
TO 18th, inclusive,

warrant the making Of special excursion
rates from all points on che Frisco Line to
ST. Louis and return. ROund-lrip excur-
sion tickets will be on sale at all stations
to st. Louis at one and One-thrd fare for
the round trip on dates. viz: Sept I'd, 5th
9Th, 18th, 10Th, 10Th, 23d, 26th, 30th Oct
Sd, 14th and 18th; good FOR return five Gays
after date of sale.
Round-trip excursion tickets will be on
sale October 5th TO 11th. inclusive, at all
stations TO st. Louis at one single fare tor
the round trip, good tor return Oh or be
fore October 14th, 1889.
Remember that the above reduced rates
are offered by the popular Frisco Line,
which rams double daily through passen-
ger trains to st. Louis, with no change of
cars.
The most elegant Pullman palace sleep
ers. reclining chairs and coaches are run
on the Frisco Line.
For full particulars. regarding rates,
time schedules, etc, call upon or address
W. ID. Murdoch, ticket agent of the
Frisco Line, l23 North Main street. or
ID. WISHART,
Gen'l Passenger Agent,
nuiS Mo
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st. Louis Produce.
ST. Louis. Mo-, Sept. 10.

ST LOUIS, NO., Sept -
FLOUR-Quiet. dull, unchanged.
WHEAT-Market huctuated very little; closed
firm. No. cash, 761@c bid. SeptenI Der
7e3sc bid October 7s14c bid: December, 1916;
May. &c
CORN-Unsettled No. mixed cash, 2iSsc;
October 3014c bidyear 2s5ec May, 31s
0ATS-Weak. No cash. lsl4c I'D: May. &27s@221ec.
September lS-5c october lS1acG1bc asked.
RYE-Firm. No. 9, 37Gl5sc.
BARLEY-Steady. Minnesota, &c
HAY-Unchanged- Prairie, s1.JV&S So tiino-
thy. S9.DNG 3.jU.
BRAN @il5@.
FLAX SEED-Easier. S1.2J9- &c
Lad Quiet and easy. Ref ned s3.l5; chemical
hard S3.l71e.
BUTTEk-Better deamand. Creamery. 20G2k
dairy, l5e i6c.
EGGS-FirTner. I4G14iIc 70 good stock.
CORN MEAL-SL6SgL1U
WHlSkY-s1.g2
PROEiSIONS-Easier.
PORk-Sli 81.
LARD-Noninally. S515,
SH0ULDkRS-s4.G2jb.
LONGS AND RIBS-Sj.25.
SHORT CLEAR -s545.
BACON-BoXed shouldc < s. l2l5 longs and ribs
S6.o5s6.lG short clear. t6.2 ri.25
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The Knights Templar TrieDnial Excursion to
Mashington. d. @. via the Frisco Line.

Inc hDi1hts Templar lrieBn1al EXCURSION 10
Washington. ID. G., via the Frisco Line.
The majority of the Mt. Olivet Com
mandery, No. II, Knights Templar, of
Wichita have selected the popular Frisco
line in connection with the Nandalia and
Pennsylvania TO Washington, ID. c. They
with their friends will leave Wichita on
Saturday morning, October 5, IN special
Pullman palace and drawing room sleep
erS which will run through to Washing
ton without change. This train will leave
Wichita at about 10 O'Clock ii. m. and will
run solid to ST. Louis without change,
where connection will be made through
the union depot with the Pennsylvania
limited leaving st. Louis the following
morning
One fare for the round trip Tickets
may be changed at Washington to return
via New York upon payment of SO addi-
tOnal Final limit for return passage
November 3. The diagrams for
these special Pullman cars may
now be found at the Union
ticket office and are open for the reserva-
ton of space. These cars are If i'tllman's
most elegant design including modern
improvements The Frisco ..ue is the
only railway out of Wichita running solid
trains morning and night direct to St.
Louis upon its own track not depending
upon making connection with other lines
at intermediate functions. it Is the only
line out of Wichita having two solid trains
morning and nj ght to st. Louis without
change and is always equipped with free
palace reclining chair cars, also Pullman
sleeping cars. For further information
call at l22 \. Main street or address the
undersigned. W. ID. MURDOCH,
Passenger and ticket agent. Wichita Kan.
ID. WIsHART, q. Z. q I. Agt., st. Louis
Mo
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TRAINS

Flegsutfree reclining chair cars on all trains. and
Pullman sleepers from " iChlta TO Kansas CITY and
Chicago without change on night trains Tickets
sold and baggage checked through 10 all points
nor h. south east and west, and steamship tickets
sold to al European points at lowest rates. lIty
ticket Office 100 East Douglas avenue, corner Main
street: passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avnues.
{. A RUTHERFORD Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-20

4 GENTS WANTED-In every city anc town In
"a the United states except IN state OF Kansas %
sell to lawyers. Just The boo. lawyer re~-s
endorsed By lawyers everywhere. sells at -iyht ps
decays Necessary. a. BOOK Czn ne delivered vaep
sal- Is made. Applicants must o. soie 20 furnish
reference ~6sa required fuH particular, -.
Address tEe " ichits kAg-. tcnita Esn 1T,
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COLUM N.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

The following rates under the different headings
viii be charged
HPAYABLE STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
No advertisements taken for less than IL cents.
One line advertisements charged same rate as two
lines.
NO ADVERTISEMENT TAKEN ITO Run IN
TIL FORBID"
Prices given under classified heads in this column
applicable only TO Local doeytiseulents. No foreign
advertisements taken al prices given
Answers 10 advertisements sent IN OF the
EAGLE Office should be called for within 10 days
after insertion. When advertisers wish replies for
warded 10 them stamped envelopes must be sent.
Reference to former advertisements should give
description and date OF insertion copy OF The ad
yertiselnent should be sent
Not responsible for advertisements given or dis
continued py telephone
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ST. Louis Live Stock.

81. LOUIS. Mo- Sept. 10
sTo F5Ir ec La 1iPW 6 I MaEses
and feeders, $2.l/lZSI
HOGS-i;e ceipts 800; shipments 25O, Market
2ow. FAR 10 choice $3.5U&4.lO; packing $500
80
SHEEP Receipts 22OG shipments. loo. Fair TO
Oh Dice, s5.2 Ra4.1i
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wichita Grain Market.

Furnished by J. W. Hawn q Co.. grain and COM
mission merchants. ~
wHEAT-No . soft. ss9Gcc; No. : nard 5ia5sc
CORN-No. , white. 2pG2lc: No mixed, IGN =
OATS-New No. white, liGl3c; mixed LIZ ''o'
No. and rejected, So l0c.
RIE-l9&2yC.
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Knights Tempar Trisnnal Concsve at wash
ington. ID. G. n October.
Mount OliveJ commandery. No, y.
Knights Templar. Wichita. Kan, have
selected the Missouri Pacific railway and
Naudalia & Pennsylvania route oyer which
to make their pilgrimage to Washington,
ID. G. They Will leave here on October )
at l2:l5 p. m, on special Pullman palace
buffet sleeping cars which Will run
through TO Washington without change,
arriving at destination on October at
lbs p. m, just forty-nine hour, This
Is over two hours quicker time than can
possibly be MADE by another route from
here. All those desiring TO take The
Knight Tempar fast train should leave
their names ut once at No. 49, North Main
street and thus procure good
accommodations. The fare FOR the
found trip Will be s32.45 and upon
payment OF SO additional parties can re
turn via New York and any Of the direct
lines The Pullman cars Tor this occasion
viii be the latest improved sleepers, and
Will be supplied with a well stocked buf-
feI, thus Hsbling passengers 70 procure
elegant lunches on the train AT any time
they desire. Don't forget that the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway Is the shortest and
quickest line, and IS the one selected by
the knights Tempiar Of Wichita over
which TO make the journey. For further
information call at %. North Main street.
+. l. BLECKLEY,
@ Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Wichita Produce Market.

Furnished 10y Oberne Hosick & Co
WICHITA. Sept 49,
HTDFS-Green 81 4O13 80; green salt. s. UJG3 q ;;
dry sailed 4ssloc. green pelts 4UGs5c; dry pelu :
TALLOw-No prime 416c; No. 2, &c.
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Oklahoma

This Office Is prepared 10 furnish all the
blanks which are used in connection with
proving W homesteads in Oklahoma We
use Coop's blanks, which are the only
blanks printed that have been approved by
the land commissioner At Washington
IZc-f
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{ hic2ro Live Stock.

CHICAGO, III, Sept. l9.
The Drovers' j. ,urnal reports:
GAIT E--f' .cei pts, l3tD; shipments, 80 Mar
ket steady stFo iIse = Reeyes. S45it stock ers and
feeders, Sl51 ta.I cows. bulls and mixed. fl.-5es
2.sE Texas '=itIi 2, sls085lO. steers S29Usi.25;
Western Rangers S2s3..j.
HOG~-Rece!p :. isOgG shipments 900 Market
lower. Mixed "a Sya44O heavy S5.1UG4 ~ light <5.5J
ct3.tj. sHps So s G;25
sHhEP-Rece' pts $3.50 shipments, 1900. Market
strong. Natiu ; $3.50 Anu Western, $500. 10;
Texans, s3flgL 10: lambs. s4.JEgG.l5.
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LOON. So4.e
Wichita TO Columbus and Return.

The Rock Island railway will sell round
trip tickets 70 Columbus. Ohio. September
- II and Ii. limited until September -.
~, AT the above cheap rate. Free re-
C!Iulng chair cars on all trains run by the
great Rock Island route. For further in
formation call AT the city Office go Doug
la> avenue, corner Main str-es, and At pas
senGer depot, corner Douglas aad Mead
avenues Telephone lyq
50 2Ut {. A RUTHERFORD.
Ticket Agent