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Homer guardian., 1889-07-12
WHY Should we Have q I. N L.
G.. A.

In striving to answer this ques.
ton, l must be permitted to take
two things for granted: lst, That
we have young men in our town.
2nd, That those who are kind
enough to read this article are in
terested in these young men.
If these things are granted, |
think it will appear that we should
have a Y. NJ. G.. A., in Homer, for
though we have churches, the
millinnium has not reached our
latitude and longitude, and we
are glad 10 know that the churches
welcome every ally in the name of
the Master.
In the battle on Satan's side
for many centuries they have been
helping every one, his neishbor,
and every force Of evil has said to
his brother, "Be strong" $50
the carpenter encouraged the gold
smith and be that smootheth with
the hammer him that smote the
arsiel." We also on whose ban
ner the Master has written, "He
that is not against us is for US, .
welcome in the heat of the battle
the touch of a friendly elbow.
You are fighting the battle O
| Christ, and that is our battle; tht
voice of our leader Is the com
mand which you obey, our victo
ry lays the lamel on one brow, an(
our reward Is one.
| But If the aim Of the Associa
ton and the church are alike, tn
glory Of God in bringing souls t.
i Christ, as we already have chur
ches in Homer, an obvious ques
tion is, What need OF the 7. NJ
c. A.? Why cannot the churche
do all the work?
This question is always aske'
by timid souls, with a great des
of trepidation, as if the churc
and the Association were tw
china pots swimming down 0
angry waters in a channel to
narrow for both, and as If som,
!, thing very terrible would hapre
) when they collided, as collide the
t must.
If there were not room for bot
to swim as life boats on this gre
ocean Of a worlds sin, God, wi
hhs made q way by which the ci
cles on the surface of the waite
expanding from different centr
where the pebbles drop, may Gro
each other and continue their c
panslon In unbroken unity, mig
/, yet provide for their extension
his cause without confusion. 3
: l think the day of alarm has go
by.
: / notice that one Of the n
York railroads carries its passe
gers on one track and its frelg
on another, yet no one asks "
:. the Central should have one ira
: for freight and another for pass'
{ gers, when both were. coming
= Rochester.
am not to prove that the chur
ind Association arc hostile. WI
i. 4 thing IS settled I notice Il
Homer guardian., 1889-07-12

Fannie Reos, the notorious
courtesan ofiShreveport, has been
ordered by the city fathers to close
up her Internal den Of infamy. 1t
is not known whether she and
Bob Duncan will obey the com,
mand or not. They are generally
q law unto themselves.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-12

Railroad wrecks are severe on
tramps, and seldom occurs in
which anybody is killed, but that
ono or more OF them goes up.
Stealing rides is unhealthy bust
ness and the way of these trans
gressors is hard.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-12

"With all your getting, get wis
dom, get understanding" There
is no enduring moral progress
without the mind is advanced. A
well adjusted intellect is The basis
of morality.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-12

The town Of Simsboro now pro-
poses to build up extending her
proportions until Arcadia is in.
cluded as a suburban town.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-12

Senator Eustis of Louisiana
made big speech on the 4th, to
the Tammany Hall democracy in
the city Of New York.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-12

What will the morbid sensa
t,onal newspaper editor write
about now, since the great prize
fs ht is over?
Homer guardian., 1889-07-12

Only may i"''''."'
some dement's 10 VIC chu'e"'S !"
Homer from having ao ASSo'''
ton.
| said the church 1 mean 'ne
churches, tor VIC nave clutches
here IN Homer anu l a'i' ''"DN ~
say that l am gFeaI'ol loF w. anu
am having ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ii''e'
ests which need care ana aIteh''oh
is just one strong reason we nee''
IN Association to look aleer son'e
interests which are not oeho'h'n''
tlonaI. |
We nave uhoelo"''na'''''''
organizations 70 LOOK a''e' s0'''
things dear TO us anu 50 We ''nl'e
in the Bible society," or 1r"c'
Society, and we are hoI over
anxious to assest our c'a'n 70
any unhappy inol'loua' Oh '"'
ground tha' nc IS ites0S 'e'''D'
badtlst or a Me'hoo's'' W. 0"''s
IN socleIleS 10 pFe'en' e''N'e' "
reclaim CRIMINALS anu '''e E'''ne',
pal WORKS we'll oS'""s. 'o0">'~"
on common sense "n'' '"' '''' VI
Vhe uhoeho.' i''aI'o"'' n''0.'"'''
10 he'p i spec'"' ''"S' 'i' ~
feSteo Oh coliih'h sen'e' - ~
pleases ooo' as 'ne hi'l'enn'o'N
approaches' 10 wipe OIL 'he Sweat
from the lace oi 1aoor NY ie'lo'
ing Tue sense oi 'f'c''on' We Hay
nave macnlhcS ~ p''pe'oa' u'o
'lon "no II 'ne ''''''o' "a ''"
ent tastes and different methods OF
thinking be removed, we may have
unity of form and doctrine IN the
church, and there may be one
church in Homer. Meantime our
unity is in spirit, our bond peace,
not uniformity. The unity OF the
church lust now can only be prac-
tical love to God; love to man,
that is, a unity of the heart, not
of the head.
In matters of life we are one; in
matters of theology, of account
inc Tor the facts given in life and
revelation. we are not, and not
likely to be till all thought runs
I had almost written stagnates-
in one mould.
3 Our differences OF form ano
t thought are mistaken by the worle
: for differences of spirit and hos
tility, and this can only be cor
rectea ny Vhe speeVac'e VI oo'
pfac'icai unity /" 'o'e as 'h'e'
:, preIe' ey ,: out .oln.noa' ~ "u,n t1a ,o,, ;,
~
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= '.'' ~n.'~
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0 oe' ~. ''' D'o'' .l,.'.'s ,.s ~ ~, Nv y. :,
0 oi'''O "n' o'e' 1o'',' ''
! 'he' ~ "''' 'ne -'A''io'
f" ''s' u l '''os ''i''
e l think this "ouio DC 10 s'ha'
l. service TO our town mat rohaeI
g on the word;
This Is my commandment
'e mat ye love one ano'her, as nav
loved you," and "by THIS snail a
OF men Know, etc.
le l have SO far spoken OF III
D. churches to DC helpeo Dy 'h's o'
O. ganlzatloh; no" let ms speak
III the Town itsel'' rs u coillhun't
Az 81 c0nmUnltV. We SuUCl JtOl
Homer guardian., 1889-07-12

The immortal Gladstone is still
booming Irish rights.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-12
loroer, La,
Friday July II, 1859

The world needs less religion
and more christianity.
1t is only the independent mind
that makes reliable decisions.
Homer guardian., 1889-07-12

This is the time Of year for pro-
tracted meetings, camp meetings
and also a season for general re-
freshments.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-15

4 case Is @nlca . Tpnng l@fT q -
Connty. Tex awaited hersef g to- pfsFF
leze q a leap year with . vsu rrzEsos u fs-
ported By a local paper TIC Jq1nZ l>-J =
daughter o. J0ba a sAnNs-l. iAfs'sss
ana stock rssssr, VITO lrves ssEfse1l res "a
q nor;hezs.srIy c4rsc.scu frVza tsz@ainEs
acd who IA che n d E1s' prF.1aias1-
hlghiy resy<scfezi and 7Eel-ioa0 eTstzsias o'
tie county TIE novelty shoisi iS@ ssDFe-
rert = tia, is.s.esd q 10 yo1zi gao 80 a.
tny avaT the bride ard assist-ng her "a nsf
fignt she an.usisy sxest after AID See ssss
auay. tie dead so1F n TIE niyai, s'iss
they hsd retired. sss $50 LILY is't tks
h.ess.a- yxert 70 TO II ssd s>2s4=sa horss
ara s,Ar-rs 70 her lovsrs bose n = saled'
iaz rafn-sso.az- L. eresr 70 rs@ce IA toszs
esa hs.1 % sy~lzs evssz Altar sscor7S4.4sa
tng .sEs erxse fa.st sfse vas s2se. Ter - lie
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ofs zr5ezslt=ge skssssx~T SazlG De yr1szred
f.r,-.s sorgnssz case fo~ = oer4s = us1zssA.
seerns Exs.y q - fzlEziAe Expers=ezi.
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pr oezs II ossss words, - qaets = rsysrs
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1sa&6s s{A2s&x-ek1.A.1s Sz.n keznA-2
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-15
cn,cago Grain and Produce.


CHICAGO. May lit was about the dull
est day witnessed in wheat in this market
for many weeks Fluctuations were too
small and narrow to stimulate trading
and the market apparently was held in
check by prominent local trader who
bought and sold enough to hold it under
control July delivery opened H@3sc low
er, declined &c more, advanced &c, huctu-
nted within &c range during the session
and closed about PC lower than yesterday
The market was without any important
features.
A fair degree of activity was manifested
in corn and the feeling prevailing was one
of firlnness. The market opened at about
Yesterdays closing, was steady but soon
sold at ss@1Sc, the near futures showing
most strength, eased off little, ruled
steady and closed 14@$sc higher than yes
ferday.
Oats were stronger and shade higher.
Trading Was light and mostly of local
character Prices advanced H@14c and
the close was steady at about outside fig
ures.
Quite good business was transacted in
pork, especially early in the day. The
market was considerably unsettled and
opened with sales at 10@1215c decline and
further reduction of 20@2219c followed,
with good trading at the reduction. Dur
ing the balance of the session the market
was steady and prices rallied 5@71ac and
closed rather quiet.
A quiet and easy feeling prevailed in
lard and trading prices ruled weak and
declined, 5QT]acand closed quiet at the re-
duction.
An increased business was reported in
short ribs and the feeling was easy. Prices
ruled 719@1Oc lower and the market closed
rather tame at theareduction.
The leading fnfa1rea RANGED.
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ST. Leuis Produce.

ST. LOUIS. May Il.
FLoUR-Quiet and steady. XXX. = 70s = 50
family. 81 Go&5 IS choice. s. 2SgS ~ fancy. g bo
5 "a; extra fancy. s. S5os4 o. patents, - 49, ~
WHEAT-Cash higher; old crop options were
strong and higher: crop options eaed OF some
in sympathy with other markets There were lew
sellers, however, and enough demand 70 prevent
much of decline. No rc6 cash, 1sAsJt " June,
&c. closed &C asked; July as .4isc, closed 4o's ,
.sc bid: August tS'Sss, ilsC closed I&Sisesc bid.
CORN -Firnl, but business small No = mixed
cash. 3lssac May. SlAsc: June. Slhsc closed SlSsc
bid: July SIC S2'ac, closed ,2ac August. Sc lsc,
closed Sic: September ~ sSsc. closed ssSC.
oATS-HiEheg. but trading light. No. ? cash, &c
bid; May, 2l4c bid June sc July. E2so bid; August
90 wear, g9iec asked.
RIE-None offered.
BARI.EY-No market
els 10
BRAN-SlC.
FLAX SEED-Quotahle, 81 a.
LEAD-Duil and weak. with sellers Of common ar
IS IS and refined at g 70.
BUTTER-Dull and weak Creamery. ISSl4c;
dairy i29lSc-
EGGs- s,eadieri e12slQc
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Kansas City Produce.


KANSAS CITY May Il
wHEAT-ouiet; No ? red, 7ic No. soft, &C,
CORN-Steady, 2Sc.
OATS-2ac
kl k--Ssc.
FLOUR-NX. 9lC; XXX, 81 CT family. 81 To- choice,
Fl IS fancy 81 6 extra fancy, 81 81 patent = u@s
. H..
CORN MEAI5-5yG6ac.
CORN CHOp-AlSS6C.
SHlPSTUEE-;SSG45C .
BRAN-SSsssSC
HAY-Fancy prairie, st 30.
FLAX SEED-Sl ~
CASTOR BEAAS-Sl 80
BU TTER-ReCeips large and market weak for all
classes. Creamery, ls&2C; dairy, l6Ci roll, 16llC;
store packed. 4s9C.
CHEESE-llS14.c-
EGGS-lc.
LIVE POULTRY Receipts large and market
slow and weak; hens = '55S 90 roosters. g ue
turkeys lie per 10; spring chickens, 81 StsSS -
SUGAR CURED HAMS-lui.c-
BREAKFAST RACON-lOc-
DRIED BEES
DRY SALT SHoULDERS-SideS, long clear. s e,
short rib S. ID; short clear, IS y
SMOKED SHOU LDkRS-& Si1ss long clear = 20;
short rib 81 e21e; short clear - 50,
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STORAGE

CROP A6r-Fo. household goods or r,er,handis
- soyed ar loose. II Jon have any goods % ssor
sr.ro thsn 10 the wichita Storage Co. Ne. u We
Douglas ave-
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Wichita Grain Market.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK, May a.
Money on call easy at 2s21E per cent Last loan
&c Closed offered at 2
Prime mercantile paper S13Gt51e. s en-
Sterling exchange dull but STEADY al "a % 4oi "
day bills and 81 $50 for demand M, ,oe .,,o
Total sales of stocks today were ZUE, 40 shdre9'
s;tncIrs nInred arm closed weaker,
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CORN MEAL-Active at 81 sos1 aa.
wHISKY-Steady at II w. e,z.,oak,
BAGGING-Firm. Prices range at s7s9lo7ec.
IRON COTTON TIES-Sl III.
PSOVfSI0NS-Dull and generally lower.
iARD-Prime steam Sc so nominal.
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81 I.nnis Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS, May II.
CATTJE-Recefpts 29g: shipments, 100: Market
stronger Choice heavy native steers, $oUgifo Iair
to good do 81 l0s4 CO. stoclers and teedefS iar "
good 3 i0SSr9 rangers corn fed, & 1898 eG grass
HOGs~Receipts. $500 shipments, 40 N L. tNs
stead Choice heavy and butchers selections, q 4te
5O packing medium TO prime: 81 5oSi 4o Ash'
grades ordinary 10 best. 81 10 ~ %. N.-
SHEEP-Receipts, 1906 shipments, nome. JAZZ
ket stronger Fair to choice, 8 0094 4O
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New York Produce

FURTHERMORE. Fancy creamery. I5glGc choice
TO fine l2ls9i4c fine dairy, l2Sl4c; fair TO good S
Gle.
EGGS-Dull and unchanged.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK May Il.
wRFAT-weak Isaifc lower. No , red. ~. sSS4c.
CORN-Unsettled, i4sdlqc lower; No. ,. 4SiedsiC.
OATS-Dull, steady; mixed, &&SSic; white,
SoFFFE-Options firm. Sales 2l,25o bags. Spot,
strong lsS4c
SUGAR-AhoUt steady.
FGGS-Quiet. shade tirmsri lSlSS$ioAlc,
BUTTER-QuleU 93lo1ec.
CHEESE-7le6Sac.
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STRAYED.

CtTRAYRD--OBe sorrel b0rss, star ia forehead,
- veigbI about so pounds. Left home Monday
morning Any one giving NE any lnforigstlnii
ningt he horse or delivering him 70 W. a. lght.
ar sjI Chicago avenue. West side. VIII Or PAID Tor
their trouble. .tea
Wichita, May il ls55- ma
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-15
Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City Live StocB
KANSAS CITY, May "A.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts 1900 shipments, LIN, NE 10
dinro and heavy weight beef steers slow, ana 5gl
lower: yearling butchers steers and helfers nrn
dry lot cows firm; stockerS and feeders 9usI M
steady Good to choice corn 1ed p o9ga W
common to medium, SO 25s5 %; stockcrs ana iced
ers 81 1898 co. cows, 81 1903 0J 80. ur,a.
HOGS - Receipts 1900: shipments, 100: 5iatket
l5c lower closing weak. Good 70 cholce' g 0o@
4 87I6: common to medium, 81 l5S4 %. ,,,x.
SHEEP-Receipts SO shipments none mat Ae'
strong and 5alOc higher Good TO choice mnIton %,
clipped So 9OGa4 20 common 20 medium q oVso ~
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-15
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, May IA.

CHICAGO, Nay H.
The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTI E-Reeeipts $500 shipments. 1900 Mar
ket slow and steady. Beeves ~ steers S1 ~
"a Is; stockers and feeders. s2 sgS5 %; COVE u
HOGS-Receipts 1900; shipments 4,gV. MaTKe a.
slow 5s10c lower. Mixed, 81 4Oga6'te heaVs' . ~
IA Is: light 81 5ga4 Se skips, 50 1904 ~ ,,,.s.
sHEEP-Recepts, 1000 shipments. ~ ses. ~ Ma Tex
firm Natives So SOFA u: western, - 4os4 l' lex
ans S3OEJG3 65; lambs, 81 1Ses3 10.
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LOST.

T osT-A purse containing saD5. somewhere be
i 4 tween Douglas spd irst on Main 81 AZ about
= : "a, Nouday. Ant6rc finding aid purse AID
rfurning same John Bender. Garfield CHiyersity
vi lye suitably rewarded AIS *
oST-(sold rim EpeCfacie= in Huru csse some
l where between Washington srenHs afn 5fe-
- .-T Etfvervsw Suitable reward II rstEriied 70
otfscg IN stewart Coney & Co. South @hsain1t5n
avenue. -,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-15
RELIEF CORPS.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
CEALED PROPOSALS win be received ed at the
y office of the secretary of state until Y o'clock
cry for use of state department Tor The iscal year
Is rms. iS,lb national Phil. legal cap per ream.
10 rms. 12-lb national letter paper.
Il rms. Glib national note.
rms. l0)-lb Parker treasury botting paper.
rms. lJ0-lb 40xi8 Manila wrapping paper
20 gro Faber's hexcon PENCILS No per gro.
gro. Faber's hexicon pencils No. )
gro. Faber's lexicon pencils red and blue.
III gro. Gillotts No. sos pens.
lSsrO Gi iIlO5ss No. No. 81 81 D Dsns
gro Easterbrook's No. Gas pens.
g gro Easterbrooss No No. IS. tar coated
gro EasterbroOk's No. l6l.
gro Specerian No. D.
gro. SDencerian No. 3.
gro Washington medallion.
5gro Harrison & Bradford's No. sos;
gro Leon Isaacs & Cos glucinum No. p
L doz. Rogers or Wostenholm's bone handle
srasers, per doz: ~.
doz
doz flat rubber rulers, Pinch,
doz fiat rubber rulers, l4-lnch
ldoz fiat rubber rulers, l6-ins ,l,;,
doz. OTIS. Arnolds copying.
d doz 9ts' s AntSnds G0pyag Nor doz
gro. Fabers ink and pencil erasers. per gro.
u gro Fabers ink and pencil erasers. large, ep
doz. 3 inch copying brushes, per doz
9 doZ. No. safety inkstands. per doz.
SIN No. McGill's flathead paper, fast per m.
SIN No. McGill's flathead paper, fast. per M
SIN No. McCiilPs fiathead paper, fast per m.
IN No. McGills fathead paper. fast. pc. m
SIN No. McGills fathead, roundhead, per IN.
SIN No. McGills tiatnead roundhead per m.
SIN No. NcGills fiathead roundhead, per m.
3 doz No pyramid pins, per doz-
5doz. No 4 pyramid pins per doz
6doz. No pyramid pins, per doz
5doz. No pyramid pins, per doZ.
IS lbs 2-ply hemp Irvine, per 10.
d lbs 3-ply hemp Irvine, per 10.
II 10 d IL national seals, red. per m
IN 10 q II national seals. green, per N
III 10 d.l7 national seals, gilt, per N
m 10 d % national seals red per
/ m 10 2S national seals. green, per m
m 10 d Is national seals, white, per II
! IN 10 q nat onal seals, gilt per N
* N best news wrappers per IN
2U0H1 envelopes, all sizes, best grades.
Said proposition shall be endorsed Bids for Sta
tonery." The bidder to whom the contract may be
awarded shall deliver such stationery TO the secre
tary of state. in Topeka, Kansas, all charges paid
in such quantities and at such times as may be de-
sirable by the executive council. The executive
council reserves the right reject any or all bids
and also take more or less of such article in the
above estimate may be required, at the price!
designated by the successful bidder. The proposals
will be opened by the executive council at its regu
lar meeting. May %. 1859.
BY order OF the Executive Council
VIM. HIGGINS. Secretary Of State.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE,
WANTED-AGENTS.

A GENTS WANTED--In every city and town iD
"A the United States texcept in state Of Kansas to
sell TO lawyers; just the book every lawyer needs;
delays necessary Is book can be delivered when
sale is made. Applicants must be able TO furnish
reference when required. Full particulars free
Address the Wichita Eagle, Wichita, Kan. lift
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Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Steady and unchanged,
WHEAT-No . spring, Si1sSo5ci No. red, SIG
6iidc
OATS-No. 222isc.
REE-No 4Ilec.
BARLEY-No > nominal.
FLAXSEFD-Sl 81.
TIMOTHY SFED-Prime, 81 55.
PORK-Sn 62lq&I1 IS
LARD-S6 s1tStI6 IS.
SHORT RIBS-Sides. IS q015 90
DRY Sailed SH0CLDERS-S5 25G5 50.
SHORT O.. EAR-S6 25Sl6 S1l6.
WHISEN-Sl o.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-15
FOB RENT-RESIDENOES.

NOR RENT-House of 10 rooms. corner Of First
II street diOicve Gland. with inside ciStern water
for bath room; also csterp water Tor Kitchen barn,
etc Low rent. Inquire 7. II. Lynch, A6 h., Doug
las dlj2-tt
NOR RENT-A two-story Groom house on Hewitt
T avenue Also rooms III the Green block on Doug
las avenue Low rent 20 good tenant. For further
Information call on D. l.. Green, basement county
building. ulSs u
NOR RENT-One story house and barn. sixteen
II acres of land in Guthrie's addition and a ten
room hotel In Greenwich, by j. T. Humphrey C
Son ioa y flongIss I'VE dI& Il
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

NEW TIME TABLE CHICAGO. KANSAS
NEBRASKA R'Y.
Rock Island Route.1
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR RENT-A first class steam roller mill. the
L only nil in "A good town within TWENTY-FIVE
o,rovtDf, country in the state Prospects for this
Years crop immense. The mill Is perfect IN al
details has a good custom trade and good refiutt-
ton on the market, and cannot fail 10 make money
for anyone who will run it, II can be rented al a
varv low figure Call on or correspond with The
Bunnell-Eno investment Company, Wichita, Aan
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FOR EXCHANGE


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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-15

The other day. hers 70 Chicago. net
John Compton, who Ia low one 81 tue big cat,
tie men Of Teras- He IL known rs Colonel
Compton. and the title ia not mercy honor
srv. either: FOR be earned bis promotion
from the ranks ~ ois pers0nsi bravery On
the field Of action. HIS wife ard daughter
vers with him. she latter . beautiful yo1ng
woman. whose name, The Colonel tod re,
was AEie Lee Coup.oa. ''tisr mother" b
added. proudly. rs tse e@ss AID n0o.Dst =
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-15

IIoR RENT-A marvellous chance Inc , nnaer,
stoned nrourietor of the European hotel. lOcet ed
opposite the Dod packing establishment because aus %
Furone desires TO lease this popular house and sell
ali it's fur nIture and equipments. Large patronage
guaranteed. +. Schmitt. uis1o '
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-15

All For Sales Help Wanted. For Rents or other
business notices from to i've lines, 70 csnts per
week-an notices over five lines viii be Charged for
at the rate Of ten cents per line per week-no notice
taken for less than 30 cents.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-15
e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"ANTED-Property owners to list with us; We
w will guarantee quick sales and fair returns
we can dispose of anything you have if listed a
proper price. Wheeler 81 Vincent. over pa North
Main street. l52 ct
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-15

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