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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-03
Awaiting Stanley's Letters,

LONDON, Jan. 3.--Sir Francis Newing.
ton, president of the Emin Bey relief
committee, has received telegram from
Leopoldville, saying: "Stanley's cores
pondence is detained at the Falls, and
can not reach here before March l." He
hopes to receive news earlier. ..-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-03

Beginning the 1st of January the Water
company will collect Its water rents
monthly in advance instead of quarterly.
The Water and Improvement company.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-03

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 3.--Two Italian
engineer officers in disguise as stone
masons have been arrested at Ivangorod
Plans OF Russian fortresses were found in
their possession.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-03

BERLIN, Jan. 3.-The leading German
newspapers all express the hope and ex-
pectation that 1889 will be q year Of peace.
The North German Gazette says that the
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-03

A beautiful lot of albums at Chase's
photo rooms to be sold at cost. They are
the latest styles and sure to please.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-03

Take your old magazines OF music to the
New MExIcAN's. bindery and have them
handsomely rebound.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-03

Chase's photo rooms is the place to get
albums.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
BRAIN REST.
An Interesting Incidental Mans Brain
Needs Rest and Takes II without ais
knowledge.

An Interesting Incidental Mans Brain
Needs Rest and Takes II without lis
knowledge.
The suspension of self-consciousness ts
illustrated by the incident related by DIR.
kemster, the expert who has been so long
resident in Washington, as physician in
charge of the invalid wife and daughter of
Senator Sawyer. DIR. Kemster says: ''One
OF the best authenticated cases of absolute
loss OF self-consciousness was that OK citi-
zen of Neenah, Wis, business man, who
was lost and not heard from for ten days.
He went 10 . political meeting, heard
speeches, and started for home, after hav-
ing argued with friend near the ball door
concerning the right ami wrong Of local
parties. He did not so home and his fam
iiy became distracted as the days went by
and no tidings came from the missing man.
At last telegram came TO his wife, dated
Washington City, and stating that ha
would be home soon The fact is, that gen
tleman had gone 10 Chicago, and thence TO
Washington, without knowing where he
was going or what he was doing, until he
regained self-consciousness In the rotuada
Of the capitol, under the dome, where ha
stood looking at the immense paintings that
adorn the walls When he realized that he
tainted, was carried of In police ambu-
lance and treated by physicians who thought
the man insane. Finally he assured them
OF his condition and sent the telegram 10 Lila
wife
He found In his pockets one hundred and
twenty dollars in cash. Yet he knew that
when he went TO that political meeting In
Neeuah, he had about forty dollars only on
his person. That annoyed him more than
all else. He couldn't account for the pos
session OF that money. Well. he returned
home and was under my care for long
time and fully recovered. There was moth
ing the matter with him but oyer-work.
Els brain needed rest, and took a rest In
spite of him. Three rnonrhs passed, aud
gentleman in Chicago wrote my patient
asking him 70 return the two hundred dol
lars which be had borrowed and which was
long overdue because he bad only expressed
desire 10 have the money for few weeks
when he borrowed IL. Wasn't that singuiari
There was unconscious but correct cerebra-
ton He was going on trip, know he'oid
not have enough money, went 20 a friend
and borrowed Il, and yet was not personally
conscious of any thing done by hin This
is indeed a celebrated case, among medical
men. but the gentleman does not Ike 70
have bis name used in the public prints. He
thinks 1t reflects upon bis sanity, but Il
does not He was never before, nor has be
AZ any time since. been afflicted IN that
manner Ills brain was tired out and took
an enforced rest.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
THE CHAIR BACK.
Used In the MedisssyaI Era rs . Pyotectior
from Attacks.

Used In the MedlsrysI Era q Protectors
from Atta0kk-
The changes IN the height 81 the chasr
back. Says the writer Of "Ronance OF Fur.
nisure," have not been purely arbitrary.
Its early mission was not Only one 81 sup
port, but also one Of defense from any sad.
den attack in the rear, al explanation ake.y
20 lessen euthgSiasn over uedIssTsI life
II should be remarked. however, that ever
II the master Of the house deemed u ueces-
sary 70 pat bis person IN safety bs cid cot
have any serious apprehension Tor the o;hsi
cSeiiers ia the house or for visitors, 20 tfai
Ia each room there w-sz che seat with ysry
high bsck reserved for the ssigaio9, Wills
tue others had either no backs q; al or VERY
Insignificant onss. Taus tasre came sooai
development sufficiently CURIOUS. sad ths
sea; with high back became By castor
tire marx ~ dignity and po-er.
FINALLY the zig beanie responsible fos
revoluiioa Whez tae wig bsEar g 10
scend 70 nc hack tie bigh chair back DO
came very uncomfortable. Ths czrs Ct
hair, wool aad six whica couyosoa ne
monumental structure TIA; ever fass.s3.
able Ran beiis.sd he osgb, 70 wear es
tangled themselves IN prolections or ID,
bered % he fsorfe, AID proavccd IA tbs
tc1lst disorder most oTessise % nc t5%
isstsc digni:y o. the ,iass. oss aiierrs;iss
then presents i,ssaf, either 20 ren0apoe tie
wig or % ca. down tAs bscxs q toe sAAsrz
They resigned Themselves - this !Ast rosass
ere. sad i2= wig cozes o.. IL Tsctor Ia
tals singular eoz.est AfIr-wzrd tbs Elga
eaalr back Iost 81 siz-isesoee.
In tie ssgh;1eath osssD~7 tesrs wa q
Few ard last r@voHssloa- Tac chair t@r<,
winch ia tee p-~o@t.sz o~a.s-y lad dsas.a-
ishe-i II ssse. ssz1eez.y oscoa.rs p.1ab.a. -
IL were ,sxes . rozsGcs8 fornz. boc-es
s2all, c8.vezss ss zsreoasss ara cases
co1 psete4y - - sSis1-a-
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. May 4.-Wheat was more &C
tive and the feeling was weaker and I'M
settled today. July opened at about yes
terday's closing, declined Z@1sc and
closed &c lower than yesterday. June
was firm and closed &c higher There
was rather more disposition TO realize
among speculative traders. Operators ev-
identity had bought considerable wheat the
past few days on reports Of dry weather,
and some OF the wheat was sold out in an
ticipation of rain in the northwest before
Monday. 1t was rumored that rain had
fallen at Fargo and the weather bureau
reports indications OF a severe rain storm,
which is likely TO work east from the
northwest These indications caused SELL
ing of considerable wheat; at the same
time at the decline there was good buying.
A moderate business reported IN corn
and the feeling prevailing was easier. The
market opened shade better than the
closing prices yesterday, and gradually
sold Off 4@5Ec, ruled steady and closed
15014c lower than yesterday. There was
some changing of June and July at 26@Ac
premium for the latter month
In oats weaker feeling prevailed owing
to an absence of outside buying orders OF
consequence and disposition on the part of
large trade to sell May delivery. Offerings
of the latter were liberal and prices declined
&c more Deferred futures although de-
clining &c &c, were not SO weak as the
May future and command greater pre-
MUM, changes from May TO June and
July being made at 54@s15c against 51Sc
yesterday.
Only fair business was done in hog pro-
ducts and the feeling was easier. Offer
ings on speculative account were not very
large and the demand from all sources
exceedingly limited. Prices for the
leading articles averaged lower, the mar
ket closing tame.
The leading futures ranged.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
PECULIAR NAMES.

Choice Gems from an Old Report OF tbs
British Registrar General.
The Puritans brought out with them from
England some very queer Scripture names
and long after the reinstated Stuarts had 10
their turn given place to the Dutch dynas'
ty, the Bible continued to furnish large
portion of the given names OF the descend
ants of the Pilgrims. These remarkable
cognomens have nearly died out IN this
country, but we find that others. quite as Gu.
rious, though for the most part OF widely
different style and character, exist at the
present day in England.
A friend lent US, short time ago, an ao
stract of an old report Of the British Kegs
trar General, in which the marriages,
deaths and births in the United Kingdom
during period of twelve years ARE emu
merated. The index,to this document Is the
most interesting portion OF 1t, as VIII De
seen by few items which we propose x
give.
In the first place, it appears that Smith Il
not. as we have hitherto supposed, the most
common of all the Anglo-Saxon patronymics
At the date of the report there resided IL
the British Isles 1922 Jonsses, 1263i
Smiths-mai ority in favor of the Jopeses'
592 The Wlliamses stand next on tht
muster roll. They foot up o,'4d. The
Browns and the Whites also figure promi
nently in the directory, though far behind
the three illustrious families nrst men
toned.
From the enormous aggregate OF names
amounting to several millions, the compiler
of the abstract referred TO has picked opt
some choice gems. few of which we selec'
for the amusement OF our readers:
"Jane Stickalorau; Pay Day; Turnerics
Henrica Ulrica de Gloria de Lavinis
Rebeccs Turner: Matilda French Onion {
Sanspariel Scamp in plain English, I'm
equaled Rascal; HossiIins ipeegenia
Maria Hype.hile wadge; Zsphnashaneaf
Drayton; Acts Apostles Tong; Betsy Toast
Divine: Samson Catchaside Kitchen; First
son Jones; Prince Alder. Cannon anc
AIoertina Regina Victoria Gotta Bolt"
There are hundreds of other names n the
catalogue, equally absurd, but the above
viii suffice as samples.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
LOVE, NOT LUCRE.
How His Young Cashier Dispelled IN Old
Bankers Suspicion.

How His Young Cashier Dispellod IN Old
Bankers Suspicion.
The president of the Swamptown bank
was sitting in his library al home the other
evening when, according to Texas Siftings,
servant announced that his cashier was
in the parlor and desired to see him. The
president started, turned little PALE and
muttered: SIT has come at last! A con-
fession, undoubtedly. Why did not have
that man watched? Wonder he didn't
skip to Canada at once" Then he de-
scended to the parlOr, where the following
conversation took place:
Cashier advancing hesitatingly and
speaking in an embarrassed way)-I hope
you will forgive me, Mr.. Goldbags, but
President Goldbags (sternly)-Forgive
you, sir! There is and should be no forgive
ness for an offense like yours. Too much
leniency is the reason why these crimes are
augmentine in number.
"Crimes, sirs'
sYes, crimes. call things by their right
names"
'But you will pardon me-"
pardon you? No, indeed, I won't. Be-
sides that, only the Governor of the State
has the pardoning power"
must confess, sir"
wv eli, 20 Oh anu COH1SSS. tLcu. ihu Ii
about all there is left to do, 1 suppose
[bitterlyI; but l have suspected this for
some time, and / have been fool not to
have investigated you thoroughly"
''Is it, then, so great an ofenses Are not
most young men impeled that ways Did
you not yourself"
Silence, sir! How dare you insinuate
miserable man, that ever was guilty OF be-
traying the confidence"
"Betray confidence! l love her and she
loves me. wish to marry her, and So"
"Love heri Marry hers Who are you talk
ing aboutr'
''Why, your daughter, of course. YOU
said you had long suspected it and thought
you knew; but it is no crime, sir, indeed II
is not.'
.'Then you are not defaulter!"
"Nop
"And you do not contemplate skipping te
Cadada with the funds Of the bank!"
Never thought of such thing"
"No confession to make, ehs''
''Only confession OF love, Mr.. Goldbags
that's all l ask the hand of your daughter"
"Well, she is yours. You take great
load off my mind"
in taking your daughters"
"No, hang it, in removing my suspicious.
But say, son-in-law, don't take in Canada
on your wedding trip. The very name
makes me shudder."
The young man promised and they parted
with lightened hearts.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
ST. Louis Produce.

ST Louis. May 4.
FLOUR-Ac.ive ard steady; xxx s. 21SS 00 fam
fly So ISaS y; choice g 40Ss& So fancy: IS S6ss
I o5: extra fancy = i5d4 ~ patents. 81 5ls4 Is.
WHEAT-Better May sold lc lower early At ,bisc
recovered 10 &C and was neglected Other options
improved on stronger cables, unfaVofable adVlces
from the northwest and with advancing markets n
ell points. The Improvement was slow and trading
moderate. though the close WAS arm with June AeS
bsc, July Snd August iasSsC above yesterday. No.
red, cash, nc; May, tlts!,o, closed &C; June
.5lG7bc closed at s51ers6c bid, July, As-,44Sc,
closed 7S 6Asc; August s74A.c, closed at $3.50 &c
bid.
CORN-Prime. but trading Light. No. mixed
cash. $3.50 SS4cs MAY, ssfsSslPc closed 3l]scs June
fezaSlc closed Sic bid: Jul Sl7=ZC closed al a5 C
bid. August ssc, closed S-.c olCi September $50
sSasc closed 3Slsc bid
OATs-Higher. No. cash, S5seci May 2}5sss2sS5sC,
June, 2Sbsc.
RYE-1ulk May offered at ESl2c
BARLEY-Quiei Al &c
HAY-Unchansed- Prairie, S. 01s IS. TIM
othy. SO t0el2 o.
BRAN&454s9C
FLAXSEED-Sl *.
LEAD-Better. ChemiS7lly hard, = 90 refined
Is IS; common 81 a.
EUTTEk-Essy. Creamery, 3s2lc; dairy. l6elSc.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
Kansas City Produce.

hAN>AS OIIN. Nay =
wHEAT-weaker. No. red, 6sc; No soft. &c.
CORN-Quiet, -5C bid,
OATS-.Alc.
RNk-S9C.
FLoUR~Cnsettled Xxx. aOc. XXX. q 90, family
81 70; choice 81 -: fancy, 81 So extra fancy g u
o. 19 patent - 50G2 a.
CORN MEAl4-h,auJc.
CORN CHoP-sS,e.4C.
SHIP STU EF-,s,Ss5c.
BRAN-iSttl5c.
HAl-Stsady TO firm, s. Go566 %
FLANSEED-Sl -.
BUTTER-ReCeiqts large and market weak FOR
al classes; creamery, lSc; dairy. To- roll. Iallc;
store packed. - g.
HEESE-ii&lAc.
EGGS-ReceipJs light and market quiet but firm
ri Sisc.
steady. Hens. s. aseS % boosters, - y; chickens,
s. g9ltS y: turkeys, lie per pound
SUGAR CURED HANS-lONc.
BREAkFASr BACON-loc.
DRIED BEEF-Sc.
DRY SALT SHoULpERS-S4 SIS; long clear.
s. Sse short rib s. o., short clear, S. -
SMOKED SHOULDERS - S1ls long clear, So jt
thort rib. IS 6els short clear &c S71a.
PoRk-Sll 81
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05

Tie sersaae. fSzs'y, IL watsroorcrgs.
M, is rs1-zFxaoss h TIA "a sosr zszs-s-
t4oEs ere nscTose2 by ceE.h- DAVID sssrf.s
rsr sid kis SIZE. eosk sasszs niassv yeaxs
oAd- have bees nsAsFss1 for sSTty Eve yezrs.
I'D hare three es.zarSs. 10 cs5eas t<sag
ever s4xty. Ter e7aaerra have saA .rra
AID grs<sse1isdssa. sz1 20 as@sA IA yes
oe,rsrret a 10 rae q descendants froa
xr sai Ars- srz<sA@ss - iss.s gre4ss-2asr
cessArea
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
st. Louis Live Stock.

ST LOUIS, May J..
strong Choice heavy native steers IS 6l44 4G falr
TO GOOD 81 ts4 O stockers and feeders far TO good
& 1898 Or rangers, corn led ~ S0So 4o grass 0u'
81 goG2 80. , an uo-l-o,
H0GS-Receipts, 1900 shipments l4W Market ed
stronger Choice heavy and butchers seectlons - oV
al Is; packing medium to prime, Il 4OG4 OF hent
gIA les, ordinary to best, 81 4394 o. nm x,r,,o,
SdEEP-Receipts, l,OG shipments l''o1- MAJ Ao'
slow. Fair 10 choice, g U0G1 %.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05

Up 20 July "a, l7e4. when Robespisrre was
deposed, the Revolutionary Tribunal sz-
tablished in PaFis IN l7p2, had pa. b death
2,774 persons, including Queen Marie An
toiae.le and the Princess Elizabeth
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
Another B,.marck Needed

Hen peek wish ny wife was q heicns-
tagrn Frieud-"whyr' Because II sac
was Reichstag and she dSdat OBEY ne
could send her home" Perhaps II you
were Bismarck she might obey you ne
hadn't thought Of that
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, May 4.

The Drovers Journal reports:
CATTLE-Recepts. 1.5G9 shipments, AarKe es
strong and higher. Beeves 81 1904 gu steers % %
and mixed 81 99G3 s.; Texas cattle, 50 oUSS ~
HOGS-Receipts, 1lGG shipments, 6uN; h Mar es
lower Mixed 81 Jla4 10 heavy. "a 4tsta %;
light 81 6GCg4 s.; skips, 50 5Og4 90 aoo ,,.-,.,.
SHEEP-heceipts, ZOO shipments, ~ Mar MAJ k g
steady Natives IS 15s5 90: Texans, Is 2os5 10
westerns s. i3lji 50.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05

All For Sales. Help Wanted. For Rents or other
business notices from TO i've lines 50 cents per
week-aI notices over i've lines viii be charged for
at the OF cents per line per week-no notice
taken for less than 81 cents.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05

All NOTICES of Employment or Situations Wanted
from to Eve lines. sc per week. all notices
i've lines will be charged for at the rae OF Eve
than Is cents
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
STORAGE

CTORAGE-ror household goods nerchastist
- boxed or iocse- II you Nave any goods 20 xsor
bring them TO the wichita storage Co. No lB wsa
Douglas ave. NJ
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
W. H. POWERS,

Piano tuner. Piano actions correctly adjusted,
hammers recapped, new wires, new worries, and
keys whtened cases re-varnished and polished, new
bushings. etc. We prepared to do the above
work IN the best manner and warrant the same to
give entire satisfaction at reasonable prices. Leave
orders at Thomas Shaws Music House. No l29 North
Main street, Wichita, Kansas IS If
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

New York Money.
NEW YORK, Mays.
Money on call easy at TO per cent Last
loan closed offered at ,
Prime mercantile paper 33495A. ,,
Sterling exchange firm at II 81 Tor ~ uay Dllls
And 81 ss$l for demand.
Stocks strong, 80 --. -
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
New York Produce.

NEW YORK. May 4.
wHEAT-Quiet; '.&tec higher stronger No.
red. e-slc.
CaR\-Stroneer No. t3asG45c.
0ATS-Firmer: quiet. Mixed, 2el1s2, white S4GS9
COFFFE-Steady lSAc.
SUGAh-QGict, steady.
EGGS-Firmer, l2i4al5C.
BGTTER-tSsier i6si1c.
CHEESE-Firm. SOS.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady AMI uncnanged-
WHEAT-No . spring, olGo21sc; No. spring.
sl@7Gc. No red, Si@S!c,
CORNING, . 35TsC
,bATS-No. , 22tQc.
RYE-No. > i0Lec.
FLAX SEED-Si 56l6.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prine 81 BGl SSs-
PORK-Sll 4O&l IS.
LARp-S6 -.
SHORT RIBs-Y5 g0E6 10.
SHOULDERS-Dry salt - 2555 80.
SHORT Clears 254S6 jI5a.
MHISkN-Sl Q2.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
Kansas Ctr Live Stock

KANSAS CITY, May 4.
The 1--we Stock Indicator reports:
CaTTIE-Receipts, I262; shipments, 1SS Mar
,,at onanad steady on dressed beef and shipping
Steers closing strong and lOc higher COWS steady adv
fed S3a1 Oh To- common to medium, IS Vl13 @;
stockers and feeders, So oo93 CO cows 81 .3S3 oo
HO(iS-Receipts 6237 shipments, $50; Market
steady TO shade lower, Good to choice ~ 45g4 ~;
common TO medium, 81 2594 ~. 80 ,.,.
SHEEP-Receipts Las shipments liz. Ma rat
sloE and weak Good TO choice muttons, u Us4
5E common to medium, - 59G5 TO- -
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05

TEE way a Bostonisu recEses hanless
soliiocEY: "To DC az nSs Two PC sass"
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

w ANTED-A situation by young man who can
w read and write English French and German;
has had extensive experience In implement busi-
ness or can write good Office clerk hand. is COM
petent To act interpreter; can furnish good
references. Address Interpreter, Eagle ONCE.
di44 ST:
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05

Missouri Pacific railway the shortest
line 10 81. Louis, by IS miles. d l24-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
SHAFFER & MAHANEI

Composition, Felt and Gravel Roofers. Roofing
Felt Roofing Pitch, Roofing Gravel in car loads.
Corrugated Iron. etc Once, lie North Market ST.,
warerooms, 4l0 East Eighteenth street. Wichita,
Kansas. 9S-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05

Engraved CALLING cards-at the
Wichita EAGLE Office. DIS If
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05

BUTTFR-Weak. Fancy creamery 2l@22c
choice TO De ls92Oc ine diary. l69iic fair TO good
lSdiAc.
EGtfS-Firm Ilo&l2
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
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Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05

EGGS-Slow at 10c.
CORN MEAL-$1 S0Sl 81.
WHISKY-s1 02.
PROVISIONS-Quie and easy.
PORK-Sl2 %. re IN
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
LOST.

CST-A .szsx graz osEr1e1 tas- Jsses&y. - = ~
EbgazsEs A.. - ~ees s~ssscs sal ZS71 ssss-Es
FIsassE yszse sezE2 EAx-s ssses Nss gcrz2ss -
-a-1 sa%
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
FOR RENT-MIsCELLAEE0uS.

J,OR REST-'toTe room OF corner q Douglas
T. odd svreBCe AYES. also store room sd JOIN irg
Wt{l throw the rooms together and maze
double store n desired. l. u Eoys over - t~ssf
Douglas avenue - II
TOR RENT-wars house o. Santa Re track OF
+ poslte santa Re freiEat depoE- T. Y. Heaiy. ~.
& Douglas Ave. Als-d
uTASTEp-To rent q house Of from seven 70
w q. hi rooms; mast Dc centrally ioz1Atsd %
street line and aOf over if ntBstes ride from
T,0t,glas ana Main street: address stating hDCasion
ana amount Of rent. !. u l., care Eagae orlce.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05

DASTURE-Stock will be taken to pasture on the
i southeast quarter OF section is. Deiano township
the CoyS-ktn six miles west Of this city. Good
grass running water. sheltering timber. Price,
horses 81, cattle - cents per month. POstOffiCc
Wichita. Residence near by. 4. Gabrielson.
dls7-1zt5
VXv ANTFD-The churches TO know that we Ylr-
w nish ice OF the finest quality 10 churches
az special price. Morton < Gfen. northeast corner
Douglas and kHpoTia- dl55-2it
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05

FREE M, map Of okl "a t7a 'iSe , a1ss
owned by the different Ildan tribes thatEtne o. s
government is 10 purchase and throw open to SET
Element. shows the original territory OF Oklahoma.
with the disputed lands OF Greer county; shows
the railroads. streams trails, etc. This map Will
be given frse All yearly subscribers 70 the
WEEKLY EAGLE. or 10 those who pay uD their
arrears and advance their Subscription 20
the Weekly Eagle for one year. Map VIII
be given 70 subscribers whose subscriptions
now paid up and applies only 20 those su descriptions
received since March /. i5ez- Will BE- given free
those who advance their present subscription one
year. We also have these maps for sale * % cents
each. By NAL, postage prepaid Address, THE
WICHITA EAGLE. wichita. Kansas.
dos q wet
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05

A GENTS WANTED-In every city and town in
~ the United States Except in state of Kansas TO
sell 10 lawyers; just the book every lawyer needs
endorsed by lawyers everywhere. sells at sight; no
delays necessary, as 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 .l-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
HELP WANTED-MALE.

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Wichita eagle., 1889-05-05
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