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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09
TeRRlBLeFLOODS IN JAPAN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, August S.-The
Japan Gazette, received by the steamer
Arabic. says that about 100 persons were
drowned, 1000 houses washed away and
about $500 acres of cultivated land seri-
ously damaged in four Of the seven can
tons which suffered most from the over
flowing of the river Chikugo in Fukusko-
ken, by the recent heavy rains. Relief
of the empire.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09
FIRE AT EORT WAYNE.

FORT WAIVE, Ind. August Sire
broke out in the bookstore OF Benner,
Cratsley s. Co, in the Trenton block, last
evening. The stock was an entire loss,
reaching SIS, 600, insured for $500. The
block was damaged to the extent OF SIS
600; fully insured. The Trentman estate
block on the south was damaged $500.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09
GENERAL DUPONT DEAD.

WILMINGTON. Del, August S.-General
Henry Dupont since 1870 head of the ex-
tensive gunpowder manufacturers. G. l.
Dupont & Co, died early this morning.
He was Frustrated by an attack OF heart
failure about two months from which he
rallied temporarily but grew worse again
q few DAYS ago
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09
Ayers Hair Vigor gives vitality, gloss
and freshness to the hair and restores its
beauty
UTAH ROBBERS STILL AT LARGE.

DENVER, Col, August $40 trace has
yet been found of the Thompson Springs,
Utah, train robbers Both the Rio Grande
railway and the express company will
offer large rewards for the capture of the
outlaws, and several organized posses have
left Grand junction and Green River in
pursuit 1t Is the opinion of the officers
that the robbers are the same gang who
some months ago successfully held up the
Telluride, Col, National bank for $40, 600
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09

HIGHLY RESPECTED CITIZEN GONE.
WELLINGTON, Kan, August S.-N. H.
Coverdale, an aged and highly respected
citizen, was stricken with an apopletc fit
this afternoon and expired few minutes
after
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09
A BIG FIND OF PEARLS.

MONROE, Wis, August s.-Great excite
ment prevails at Albany, in this county,
on the Sugar river, on the finding Of pearls.
They are found in clam shells between the
membrane and shell and are of all sizes
from pin's head to large sized pea aud
of all shades. Some have been sold for as
high as SIS, and 800 has been refused for
atb
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09
KaNSsS,,a0y CHAMPION

SEDALIA, No, August s--Lizzie VIII
Jams, the young lady who will represent
Kansas at the interstate horseback race of
twenty miles between Kansas and Mis-
souri, at the Sedalia fair has arrived from
Topeka with her manager and horses She
is training for the races
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09
al,Rel ARs BROUGHT BACK

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, August s.-Sherif
Mackey, of junction City, this morning
took Morris Smith, alias King. and
Charles Thompson. alias Douglass, to
Junction City, where they are wanted for
robbing a barber shop. They were ar
rested Sunday but would not return with
out requisitionS
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09
10 KEEP msooNsHsv OUT.

WASHINGTON, Angus. s-Secretary No
BILE la. requested the war department TO
keep intrudsrs from the Sioux reservation.
This action was taken in anticipation OF a
rush OF settlers now that the success OF the
Sionx com mission ia asxHrv-&
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ANOTHER KEROSENE VICTIM.

n y0gFIIn FNCFsOOH-sNG W. tF"'
NAvAsorA, Tex, Aug Sat Bedias, in
this county yesterday. Mrs. Arch White.
daughter of Mr.. Joe Sanders, went to light
fire in the stove and used kerosene. An
explosion occurred which enveloped her in
flames. They were extinguished as speed
lily as possible, but after suffering intense
agony she expired at midnight, leaving a
husband and two children.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09
ELECTRICAL ASSOCIATION.

NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, August S-The
National Electrical association today fixed
Kansas City as the place of the next meet
ing and new executive committee was
chosen as follows: G. w. Clark, Kansas
City; l.. A. Beebe, Hutchinson, Kan; j.
A. Corby, St. Joseph; B. E. Sunney. Chi
cago; SIS. Leonard, Minneapolis; c.
r. Fabyan, Toledo, and Frank Ridlow,
RoStOn
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09
IN THE DARK.

o, In the depths of midnight
What fancies haunt the brain,
When even the sigh Of the sleeper
Sounds like o sob Of pain.
A sense Of awe and Of wonder
Imay never well define,
For the thoughts that come In the shadows
Never come In the shine.
The old clock down In the parlor
Like sleepless mourner grieves,
And the seconds drip in the silence
AS the rain drips from the caves.
And think Of the hands that signal
The hours there in the gloom,
And wonder what angel watchers
Wait In the darkened room
And think Of the smiling faces
That used to watch and wait
Till the click Of the clock was answered
By the click Of the opening gate.
They arc not there now In the evening"
Morning or noon-not there;
Yet know that they keep their vigil
And wait for me somewhere.
james Whitcomb Riley
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Mr. TIcHENOR CONyALEsClNc,

WASHINGTON, August 8. = Assistant
Treasurer Tichenor, who was taken sud-
denly i'll at his Office last week, has so far
improved as to be able to sit up. He ex-
poets to leave the city about Saturday or
Monday for rest in the mountains.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09
BASE BALI.
AT KANSAS CITY.

AT KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. ..01 1000
St. Louis. .............5 1O3s 00-12
Base hits-Kansas City 8, st. Louis II
Errors-Kansas City4 st. Louis 2
Pitchers-Sowders and King.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville 20 o O o 90 O o.
Cincinnati % 000011- 4
Charlottesville 8, Cincinnati II.
Errors-Louisville 8, Cincinnati z
Pitchers-Ewing and Viau.
AT coLuMBts.
Columbus. ........3 2 2 0 0 o 3-11
Brooklyn. l 0 l 0 l 2-12
Base hits-Brooklyn Is, Columbus II
Errors-Brooklyn 4, Columbus 6.
Pitchers-Gastright and Caruthers.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Athletics 80. ....... o 0 0 0 90 0 l. 5
Baltimore. ..........3 1000 1000 2 6
Base hits-Athletics II, Baltimore II.
Errors-Athletics 2, Baltimore 2.
PItchers-McMahon and kilroy.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Indianapolis. .......4 121 200 Al
New York. ......0 O201 0 o.
Base hits-Indianapolis 10, New York s.
Errors-1ndianapoli 2. New York T.
Pitchers-Boyle and WEIGH.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland. OO0-7
PHILADELPHIA. 8 2 O 90 5 80
Base hits-CleveIand II, Philadelphia Is
Errors-Clevland 0, Philadelphia 3.
Pitchers-O'Brien and Burlington.
AT PITTsBURG.
Pittsburg. 2 / 4 0 0 5 0 O G-12
Washin gton. 0 l DO 0 o. 6
Base hits-Pittsburg IA. Washington Z.
E~rors-Pittsburg 4, Washington g.
Pitchers-Morris and HaddOck.
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HARRISON'S TRIP.
The President Arrives at Bar Harbor and
Dimes With Blaine

Boston, Mass, August S-The special
train with President Harrison and party,
President Lord. of the Boston & Maine
railroad; Lieutenant Governor Bracket,
and members of the governors staff and
corps of newspaper men pulled out of
the Boston & Maine depot at 9 o'clock this
morning en- route TO Bar Harhor. The en-
CINE, which is the new forty-five ton loco
motive "Tippecanoe," was decorated with
floral designs. \ large crowd witnessed
the departure, which was made to the ac-
compartment of salute by battery a,
and the continued cheers of the crowd
At North Berunck, Congressman Reed
Joined the president In greeting the peo-
pie, taking the place at his side which
President Lord had occupied. Mr. Reeds
constituents greeted Mr.. Reed and he pre-
sented some of them to the president by
name, the latter shaking many of them by
the hand. At Old Orchard the summer
residents and the permanent population
turned out en- maSse They crowded the
pla tform and track and gave the president
hearty reception.
VAUDEVILLE, Me-, August S.-Ihe
crowd that greeted the president at
Augusta, Mr.. Blaine's home, was big
one. 1t extended across the depot plat
form and tracks. and some OF its number
were on the DEPOT roof and upon buildings
near at hand. 1t was gathering typical
of Maine city, and as the train was
brought to a stand still and the president
walked out on the platform he was given
an old fashioned Maine cheer. Mayor
Lane introduced the president Then the
cheering began again aud the president
grasped many of the scores of hvnds which
were held out to him. Men and women
elutched the sides of the car and clambered
on to the coupling 10 do So President
Harrison evidently enjoyed ii. The train
moved off in storm of cheers and IL
miles of the 301 had been covered.
EN- ROUTE TO BAR HARBoR.
BAR HARBoR, Ne, August S.-The pres
ident sat down to lunch with Senator
Hale as soon as the train left the Augusta
depot. Il was by his own wish that the
lunch was served SO late. His lunch was
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09
RECLAlMING MILLIONS OF ARID LAND

RECLAiMlNG MILLIONS OF ARID LAND
GRAND FORKS, Oak, August S-A syn
dIcate of capitalists, including a dozen
millionaire residents of Grand Forks, Bis
marck and jamestown, has been organ
lied to develope a new canal scheme that
will reclaim upwards of 5,OO0.oO0 acres of
arid and now useless land in North Da-
kOta. The idea is to construct a canal
from the Missouri river at Bismarck, 1868
feet above the level of the sea, to Lake
Traverse and Big Stone lake, 800 feet aboye
the level of the sea.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09

KANSAS CITY, Mo, August S.-James
Lamay aud Lon Hafkins became involved
in drunken quarrel at the corner of
State Line and Wood streets in Kansas
City, Kan, last night, when Lamay stab
bed Hafkins in the right shoulder with a
pocket knife, cutting a cash several
inches in length. Both men were taken to
police headquarters, where Hafkins'
wounds were dressed
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09
CHIEF POSTOFFlCE INSPECTOR,

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. August Sat meet
ing here today of the railroad commission
it was decided to appoint j. n. Burks of
Pennington, Mo-, chief postoffice inspector
under the new law
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09
OARsMEN DISAPPOINTED.

CHICAGO, August s. Disappointment
was the only result attained today at the
opening of the seventeenth annual regatta
of the National Association Of Amateur
Oarsmeu and the twelfth annual regatta
of the Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowing
association. The threatening weather pre-
vented all but few from attending, and
the rain that fell made it disagreeable for
spectators and oarsmen. The wind blew
SO hard that after o'clock the races had
to be postponed until o'clock tomorrow
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09

TIE LcnEtS Of 70. United stsses f9on eaEt
70 wes. n sbcz. 2. 500 miles, ard troza no-ts
70 sozth, i,51
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09
THE LAW INVOKED,
COMPLAINT MADE AGAINST THE
ALTON RAILWAY.
Through Shipments From Kansas
to Chicago Treated as a
Grave 0ffense.
Action Brought 10 Compel Disuse of Pat
ent Stock Cars and Recognition
of the Missouri

TIE Railway Association Makes Formal
Charges Against the Road to the
Interstate Commerce Commission
President Harrison's Trip
General News
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09
TELEGRApHIC BREVITIES

No pimple, spot, or blemish disfigures
the skin preserved by CUTICURA SOAP.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-09

PEARS SOAP is the most elegant toilet
adjunct.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-15
CHICAGO Gram and Produce.

;. CHICAGO, August 14-Future deliveries
OF wheat averaged about Ic higher in all
the leading home markets today. The
opening was buoyant and strong at 15@3sc
Improvement over yesterdays closing
range, and initial trading was at lowest
prices of the session. As yesterday, the
cash END Of the market was relatively
strongest, selling up &c, while December
was advancing &C. The volume of specu-
lative trade here was large. Longs were
realizing freely, one prominent operator
recovering, it is said, a line of nearly
100000 bushels. There was urgent de-
mand from shorts and good miscellaneous
buying in a short way on investment ac-
count. The market closed quiet and easy,
with August ! &c and September l114c
above yesterdays latest bids.
Corn was moderately active and ffrmer.
Trading was of moderate volume and fiuc-
ruations kept within narrow limits. Re
ports OF cold and wet weather, together
with active cash demand and advance in
wheat also had a strengthening influence
and the market ruled firm. The specula-
tive market opened 1LQBc higher than
closing prices Of yesterday, was firm and
advanced &c, eased of &c, ruled firm and
closed A@#sc higher than yesterday.
Oats were fairly active and stronger and
prices advanced j4@3sc. but extreme out
side figures were not fully maintained.
Trading was quite active in pork but
prices ruled irregular. The feeling was
weak and prices 25@2715c lower on near
and 10@121sc lower on deferred deliveries
Later the demand improved considerably
and prices rallied Tl5MlGc closing steady
4 moderately active trade was reported
in Lard. Prices declined 59714c on near
deliveries and closed rather tame.
Short ribs were active during the early
part Of the day and the feeling ruled COM
paratively steady, and prices, though
slightly lower, fiuctuated within a narrow
range. During the latter part of the SEES
sion decline of "a g Zoe was fully estab-
lished and the market closed tame
The leading futures ranged:
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Administrators Notice.

state OF Kansas. Ses-vylcS county. -
To ll persons interested lu The estate OF Richard
combs. deceased
Yea. and each Of yoR. are hereby Iotifel that
there ! lle ia the probate court of >ayy c \
county. Kansas, petition % John T.. Couutr and
big. J. Sofnts- a. ADMINISTRATORS OF the ,,-ats al
Richard T. ON hs deceased, asking tAe sa1 corrf
20 authorize an empower thel 20 sell TIE follow lrg
described rcaf - axe. tcss II
TLr h. = OF lie SN. = and ,he X - q the 81 Z.
and he W - OF lie >Ni = - SO. 81 town >, y r.
also r. - OF Sf 3. and ) y, : % 81 : and The NJ
IA al The : " I az sec. -, town. = X. = an ~
StdrNack county. Kansas. Also E = and ". = q
NJ :. and r Is Of tile y " = 81 Sc. y town. -
RANGE : p. Butter county. Kansas
Now unless yoG appear Thereto and defend 81 ;he
-th DAY ~ SenteTlbtr. \. ~ fSs. a. la O'Clock a. y, .
and snow ,--t, why prayer % said petition sail
uaJ be- granted, az order OF decree VIII re made as
prayed Tor. JOHN {. COMBS.
ELIZA !. COMBS
6762 Administrators u sad estate.
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St. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August IA.
FLOUR-Quiet but steady.
WHEA.-Higher- There We're several small re-
lapses during session but the close was at the top
and jk&I1sc above yesterday. No. red cash 400
1+54c November 1i5sc: August 1896 Deem Der '1ec;
May SIC.
CoRN-Quiet No. mixed cash S31sc: Sep
TENDER, Sc year. 3ls4c.
OAIs-Higher. No. mixed cash 1914c; August
Iel C bid; September 19J9c bid May &c,
KYE-5Sc.
BAYNEasy. Prairie IS 5nS7 so timothy. 81 %
Gil ~.
BRAN-Lower; 900 nc.
FLAX SEED-3l - -,
LEAD-Lower, duh: soft Missouri SO 6219; this
asked for refined and chemical nard 60,
BGTTER-Firm. Creamery l1Gl'ci DAIRY j<SIic.
EGGS-l2c for fresh,
CORN MEAL-Steady; g OOG2 Uo
WHISKN-S3 ".
PROFESSIONALISM.
PORk-Su %.
LARD-s5 -.
DRY SALT-Shoulders s. q; long clear Sc 00S
6l5 short ribs S. (sgG Is; short clear a6 alG6 D.
BOXED houlders IS 20 - S514; longs and ribs
g. -: short clear s. SG9j 50.
HAMS-SlO s5gi2 80
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LEFEYRE'S PRIVATE SCHOOL


The santa Re r0ufe sSll4 seils - Angus;
= an -. Ssptefnber - ard - an October
Isss. raund-tEiD efe1rslcn t3cksfs A.
Greatly reduced raf-s-ah@nt one ARE for
rDHDd iup from ichsit 70 a.! points IA
Tsr.s Panhandle - Texas Colorado.
Ness Mexico. Utah. y ToMsna. Id2ao
ard Montana Tickets ar good fof
thirty day. from Ga.e 20 sslr. sith stop
overs allowed a. UsszFus. co return trip
Parties desiring - u--aGs . thlrLy dAys
trfr, - ATTY II TIA western mountain ~
.s9~te. sue{8asux las VEGAS Hos Springs.
Colorado -prinzs. Cascade Canon. MAJ
t1u. Green Mountain Easis, etc CAL zsvs
mo1ey b. fsSl1Z sdTsnfAxs ~ The ~
rates CO the B2Fysss Exc1sYs.on e.asss- Pr
flckst rates and other lufGfua:ion- car a
-. -. &Drtock. a&sut a, 7. & ,. I. r
z, or sd1rea8
Gro T. %fcEf9fEQE.
@. 7. & 7 A.. a. l. & : p Z T.
e-s-f Topeka. kAGsza
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Wichita Grain Market.

Furnished by J. ". Hawn & Co.. grain and CON-
mission merchants .-,
wHEAT-No- , soft 559GOc; No hard, JO955c.
CORN-No white, 25c; No mixed, 2ic.
OATS-No 2 white, lb&l1c; mixed, iJgIoc
EXE-2Se
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81. IouiS Live Stock.

ST LOUIS, No, August "a.
CATTI E-Receipts 3loG shipments none. Market
steady Fair 10 choice natives - 0JJi y, stockerS
and feeders, g zoo 10; rangers. corn led. - log
-
HOGS-Receipts 1900: shirments POO. Market
steady. Fair to choi;e s3UJSi % packing ~ 100
t.5.
SHEEP-Receipts 4 290 shipments 900; Market
firm. Fair to choice s. 404S4 %.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-15
Kansas City Live Stock
KANSAS CITY. No. August Is.


The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts 5,S45; shipments $780,. Best
native beef steers strong Common weak ana "A
shade lower. Texas slow and about &C lower. Cow,
a shade lower, SUockeTs and feeders nrrn. Good 10
choice corn fed steers ~ 0iel y; common to
medium ~ OG.3 10, stOckers and feeders 81 DUG
3 l5 cows j0G2 %; grasseTs 81 15{tS o.
HOGS-Recepts 1884, shipments l9lI: Market
weak and Jql0c lower Good TO choice light 81 2'12
Cq4 57la: hea " and mixed s. 9j&f re.
SHEEP 49, Receipts S9& shipments 2i9 steady
Good to choice Inuttons 81 11@a OG common to
medium e. 5G13 So
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Furnished by Oberne Hosick & Co.
WICHITA. August II.
UIDES-Green, 81 1913 So green salt, J. oOS5 10
CRY saIted AslUC; green pelts. 4U975c; dry pelts'
TALLow-No prime, 41sci No 2. G54c.
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CHICAGO, III. August Il.
The Drovers Journal reports
CATTLE -Receprs 1864; shipments 600 Mar
ke stronger for choice Others weak. Beeves, ~ to
d So sJockers and feeders, . GGd3 TO- cows. pulls
and mixed 81 Gia3 80; Texas cattle 81 Gje2 do ma
Jives and half breeds - Ol@3 %
HOGS-Receipts $50 q; shipments 6pO0 Market
SLOW I0c lower. Mixed 81 tUGi I9 heavy So oo&i ~
light - 5tg4 az skips, 81 J0d4 20
SHEEP receipts 500, shipments 1900 Market
steady to lower Natives Is GLi 90 westerns D. ~
"a UE Texans IS 5Ua4 10; lambs t. i5ey6 W.
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DRIED REEF-sc.

DRIED BEEF-Sc.
DRY SALT MEATS-Short ribs S. 5G long clear
IS 5n shoulders 81 52I6; short Gle S5 sly.
SMOKED-Shoulders IS SIZE short ribs ct %; long
clear ST 90 short clear 81 50.
PORK-siI -.
LARD-Pure Sc 25; refined So s71E
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, August II.
Money on call easy at 2a4 per cent; last loan s.
closed offered 2lss5c.
Prime mercantile paper, F4Q61s o.,>c-
Sterling exchange dull but steady az "a sac 4cf
sixty day bills: 81 So for demand ,...,
stocks W dull. but abOut steady; prices sh9hLy
better TofaI sales stocks today lyl, Is shares.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-15

Riverside and Suburban Railway.
Cars leave Douglas avenue every - min
utes from a. IN. 10 : p. N. Then every 10
minutes 70 10 D. IN. Car leaving Douglas
avenue at p. a. II. ana every second car
after goes To Alamo l44tf
Free reclining chair cars are now running
on all trains on the G., K. & y railway,
Rock Island Route" between Wichita
Ct. Louis eft
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-15

svsrywtsrs fBto-se "a
AN EACLE's ''AtsorusJs fo-4s. y = .
L1tt -, car te zsoc - sEg cert . :
Ia Any ssa:4. Prios, o.. "a -
Ez2l 20 any address. prspAsd, SPA feessgs
q 81 "a. At9rsss tss Ws@Asss EA>,-~,
Bicki.A. KScssA
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-15
oklahoma

Oklahoma
This office ie prepared 10 furnish all the
blanks which are used in connection with
proving up homesteads IN Oklahoma We
use CoOps blanks, which are the only
blanks printed that have been approved by
the land commissioner at Washington.
l1Stf
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-15

EGGS-GoCG demand al ii,-l3>.g-
New York Produce.
NEW NoRh. August Il
WHEAT-Duu. bur ic higher No red, size
SSc.
CoRN-Firn and &c higher No > 4siac.
oAIS-l nSeJL.rd- No White, 49,
CONTRIBUTIONS steady: spot Bic Hr1uer A. iSA,c.
SlGAR-ketneJ weaS. {. tts-sr>a; extra Z, t2sl..,
Nf1ie extra Z, rs yellow. t-nlS. on 4. i-i,
mould A, Ss standard a = CUt loas. - crushed.
~; powdered ~: EranUated, SAlc, cubes, e,1.c.
EGGS-Flrrn; lGi ellie
bllIEIs-t9s2. hut unchanged.
ChEESk-Staa3y. U4f
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hROPOSALS FOR FUEL AND FORAGE
Z Headquarters Department Of the Missouri! or
ice Of the Chief Quarternaster. Fort LeaveHworth
Kansas, August 20, iss9Sealed proposals in rripli-
cate, subject 10 the usual conditions will De re-
ceive6 al this Office until Y uCoCA, noon central
standard line. september TO- lSS.l and then opened
Tor furnishing AMI delivering oats. corn. both
and hay and wood ia such quantities A. may o. re-
CURED between the months Of Septem Der and No
Vemher, 1872 camp 70 be established. near krkan-
Sas City, Kansas approximately within zen flOl
miles. Proposals for delivery at other points VIII
right 10 reject the whole any part OF any bid re-
celvcd or 10 c.ntract for such portions OF each a.,
may oe considered for the hsst Interest Of he ser
vice Preference VIII be given articles OF doynes-
tlc production or manufacture conditions OF quality
and price tiUCudinG the price q foreign irri-s
Or manufactures the duty ther.ouT Ee.ng eqnal
blank proposals and printed culsFs giving fu in
formation viii D. furnished on application Envsl-
opes containing proposals should be marked PRO
posais for Oats, Corn, Hay and Wood. ana sS-
dressed 70 CIV. FO>l ER, QuaEtermaster L : A.
NliieA S-1I tes lli.a>AV-- s.-4t
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-15

Receipts, 282. The market was steady on lnedluIn
e. best hogs. Common and heavy hogs were "eaS.
evidence OF the fact that our packers Want Aoss
the arrival of shipment OF iioSS 70 one 81
our packing houses from Kansas CITY. MESS llie
receipts here increase more shipments 81 inc Sdb
4 md viii be made. We must nave the hosS
7 irbt rnixad u,cl in ss........4 - al 2215
esvy mixed packing hOgs...----...-... lt'se4 ~
Tough old sows and sJagS.--.-.-,--... 30 a. %
lock hogs. " go ~
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FOR TRADE.
ROR RENT-ROOMS.

ROR RENI-hOOMS.
Under this head 2 per iiue PEI day.
IIOK KENT-Large. pleasant. front room fur
It nished. with privilege % bath OF eisctrlc ctr
Market. ass
L,oR RENT-wiih boarl. nicely furnished room.
i IN news brick house. gss. bsth and furnace hssas
5l4 y. Topeka ave. CO..
EoR RENT-P Pleasant furnished room. - North
L Topeka ave o." i-i
nor REST-A furnished fron, room foT, gentle
1 man aud wife. with without bosfd. A. ~
North Topeka ave. ass
EOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms, a 7is soryh
EoR RENT-Puruishsa rooms, Apply a. 2 va
bash ave. e'9-'
I'OK kEXT-0r-e frsrnIshe9 iron; room sgstaose
wanted ais. Ep5aire ., - ,orta waco Refer-
ence required 49,
I.>oR RENT-A front furnished rom Fl t~s
Il gentlemen. Or gentleman end VIE os's-es
entrance. ApDly 81 * : lopess az 49,
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~ =. EulPor.A d.
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Inquire Al Moaarch c.zar stand, - = &sta. 7y-sf
FOUND.
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i oeats - haaaTe1- 113-;t
FOR RENT-RESIDE
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= z. ofrs 80 " DoazlaS ss
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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-15
Eirerside and suburban Railway.

city Union Ticket Office. IL North AAin street
ana Onion Depot near oak street.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-15

Recefpts q: shipments, p. The market good
I hest grades was steady. Common and inferior
lows were slow sale, Bulls and stays steady. We