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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-13
Brief Mention.


Thirty-three thousand hogs in Chicago
today.
A w. Penny, buyer for the Dold Pack
ing company, has lost his horse. See his
hd. in stray column.
A w. Carr, of Carr & Son, Udall, was
Ia TODAY with car of mixed stock.
Mr. Cain, of White & Cain, Freeport,
came in with car of mixed stock.
p. Martin, Oatyille, marketed hogs.
S. T. Russell, Maize. had car of cattle
and hogs on the market.
w. w. Anderson, Andale, was on the
market with mixed stock.
j. II. Williams, Goddard, sent Ia a car
Of hogs for today's market.
W. T. Bulkley, of Bulkley & Greenland,
Rose Hill, was on the early market with
a car of hogs.
Chas. Gilleland came in from Winfield
with car of hogs for 7. Z. Gilleland.
j. p Craig, Leon, came in with car of
mixed stock.
H.. Thompson, of Warren & Thomp-
son. was a late arrival with car of mixed
stock.
George Healy, a ranchman who has the
contract for furnishing beef to the govern
meut at Camp Supply. was at the yards
In an interview with a reporter Colonel
A. J. Mccoy, one of the heavy live stock
commission merchants of Kansas City,
and who is in the city on visit to his son
Fred for a few days, says that Wichita u, d
her live stock market and packing houses
will within short time prove to Kansas
what Omaha is to Nebraska He says we
are bound to develop the country south
west of us is opened ap and settled, and
predicts bright future for our live stock
and packing interests Our climate and
air are much superior for meat curing pur-
poses than any OF the packing points north
or east OF us and 1t Is only "a question of
time when we will have one or two large
beef packing houses here, us they are sure
TO come He said the EAGLE is live.
neSsy paper and has, l think done a great
deal towards the upbuilding of Wichita. |
find it in all the towns and cities OF the
southwest.
RELATIVE VALUES.
From the Denver Times.
The following table gives list OF twenty
of the highest priced trotters ever sold III
this country, and also list Of twenty or
the highest priced thoroughbreds:
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Difference in favor of the trotter. s2l 40
La Justice to the thoroughbred, it can be
said that many of Americas most noted
runners made their reputation in the
hands of their owners, who would not part
with them for any price, so that " when
they become famous enough TO sell for big
pricess they are not on the market.
II is interesting TO view the age at which
stations sire their extreme speed. Harold
was only years old when be got Maud :,
2.0es., while electioneer WAS IL when he
sired Sunol, 2:l01s. Harry Wilkes, the
fastest of the George Wilkes breed, was
among the first OF his sire's get, as was
also Axtell, PIP. In the same line brood
mares follow stations, some dropping their
pest foals early in life while others only
show up prominently when their days are
nearly over.
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Wichita Flour Market.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

New York Money.
NEW YORK. Feb. Il.
Money call easy, ranging from to4 per cent,
last loan !, closed offered al per cent.
Prime mercantile PAPER 434se619.
Sterling exchange duh and heavy mt S4 S2s4 for 60
day bills and ~ 81 FOR demand.
The total sales of stocks today were 2l203S shares
Stocks todaY We're less active and frmer.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF
hoo he ards
SHEEP.
Wichita Horse and Mule Market.

The d, mand is hardly as good for the past few
days The receipts not yet up TO the demand
Captain Tood, Of Fort Reno is on the market look
ing for q car of good horses.
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Wedding and Party Invitations. en-
graved or printed. 1t the Wichita EAeLg
Office. d23s
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lower for common cattle. Steers s. 2oa4 90
cows 81 St92 S. stockers and feeders,
S2 4Of3 81. HOGS-Recepts 500, shipments 6CC.
Market 5Gl1ec lower. Ali grades SO tiSG3 80. bulk
IS Is. SHEEP-Receipts aOo shipments ESQ
market steady. Good to choice muttons and lambs
% sos A. stockers and feeders 8 0cee5 25..
CHICAGO Ill. Feb. I2-The Drover' Journal re-
ports: CATTLE-Receipts 1900. shipments 4t0O
Market steady Beeves = sss5 TO- steers s. Os4 !.
steers 81 s0a3 so HOGS Receipts 5000, ship
s. 1894 O1, light SO 75,q4 o. SHEEP-Reeipts S00,
shipments 1860. Market strong Natives So 500 %,
western corn fed "a 9Os5 Co. lambs IS OOG6 ~.
ST, LOUIS. No., Feb. 12,-CATTLE-Receipt
1896 shipments .0l, Market stronger. Good to
fancy native steers - 25@j o. stockers and feeders
81 s095 20 range steers s2 0Ra3 60. HOGS-Receipts
640n. shipments so. Market slow. Fair TO
choice heavy S3 s0g3 a5 packing grades 81 IS
@3 90 SHEEP-Receipts 400 shipments -.
Market steady. Fair to choice 81 1905 40. lambs
IS 2OC96 Us.
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Receipts 81. The receipts were not up to eypecta-
tions In numbers The quality was very good. The
market was much the Slpl1 yesterday. The
ket was active as long The supply lasted and at
the close packers were wanting more hogs The
market closed steady with bulk of sales s3 %
g. 51l4.
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WANTED--Houses aud Room
FOR S1LE--Fdrna Property.

Under this head DC per line per day
EOR SALE--tIood Improved Sedgwick county
Il farm iS3 acres. price se.&l0. Terms: $40 cash.
SU0 per annum Tor years, 81, so on or before ten
years Deferred payments 10 draw per cent inter
est. II. w. Lewis. 7su
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Feb l2.-CATTLE-Recept
ean- shipments SiuQ Market seeady Tor good 5sIlc
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS

The Photographer. Plcla-ss 70 al snt styles
He also carries the 31est assortment Ot yscsars
frames n tie city. Give hin frteecy cal A2a ex-
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA. Kan, Feb II

WICHITA, NH. TED Il
CATTLE.
Receipts Y. shipments q. The quality OF the Of
ter1ngs were poor. There were a few nice heifers
which sold at good prices. IN fact everything sold
Tor all II was worth. There is good demand for
native stockers at strong prices One of the buyers
has an order for some choice Tat hefers for the 1T.
Louis market. but he finds il hard to get them good
enough as there is very limited amount of ripe
cattle coming in. The demand for choice tat COWS
and heifers is sharp and good prices will pc paid.
The market closed steady on good stuff. but infer
Tor grades are slow and draggy. We quote:
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CASH quotations were as follows:
FLoIR-Suiei, easier. lnler 81 O<ss 81
WHEAT-No. sping sl5..
COkN-3Stsc.
OATS-Ahc-
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Wichita Leather Market.
WICHITA, Kan, Feb. IL.
The business thus far this week has been unsatis-
factory. but ii is little early to expect much of a
rush. Market steady.
SOLE ELEATHER-(Slaughter) 27@29c. B. A 25@27
good damaged <I6Z3c.
HARNEsS-No. oak sc, L. H. SOC. Union 2sc
Hem!ock nc.
CALF-Domestic Gsa1 o. French sS 1esI 80
CUT HALF SOLES-Heavy So 20. medium 81 so.
light 81 2j@l 70.
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Old papers for sale At this offico-25 cts
per hundred, 23-tf
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! EGGS--lS13@ i4c.
Kansas City Produce.
| KANSAS CITY, No., Feb. H.
| The Daily Indicator reports
| FLOUR Moderate demand for top grades. low
| grades almost unsa Bile at low prices. XXX ~ u
al Co choice :! 1903 %. fancy S3 3O@i 40 patent
wEEAT-weaker lower. No, 2 hard cash 6s&
bid February 6sc. No red cash Gse bdi .., o,o
oATs-No cash l7c bid February nc.
RYE-No. ? cash sc bid, 3714o asked February
''s MILLsT III 8 II I FHEasy. SsNf%
CORN CHOP-59c.
BRAN--Duli. &c.
ShIPSTUFF--4Oc
HAE--Weak Good to ancy 81 5035 90.
Fi.AXSEED- 81 % for cash
LEAD--Quiet bur steady. Desiiverized refined
So 6tl6. soft Missouri 81 57h;
BUTTER--Steady. Good to fancy Creamery log
PC. dairy good to 5ancy Sale.
CHEESE--Steady. Full cream twins l0@llc. Young
| America lg@ellc. western $685. skinned 4&a
EGGS--Firm at lie.
C0hE MEAIs,Steady at 81 539i %.
roosers j 5oal Is: spring chickens 81 .5aa -
ROVISIONS--Steedy.
BfEAKFasT BAcoN--sssc
DKiED SALT MEATs-short ribs s. 81, long
'sf ribs i 81 s lon clear
Sc 25, shoulders S. 12Ie. short clear 81 Is
PORK-Sll0a
LARD-steady at s5s71s.
ST. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb. IL.
FLOUR-Unchanged, the chief demand is for top
fancy II 40. fancy 81 5kG 50. patents 75Gl So
WHEAT-Again lower. No. mixed cash closed
CORNWeaker No. mixed cash 25, February
25c bid May ajsse261@c. July I7s4c,
R4EsdGMeF RAE@Qa.ss NO. SS Cash tsSa 4siic 1000
BARLEY Slow. Minnesota sS@58c bid
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Wichita Grain Market.

Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA. Kan, Feb IL.
There is a weaker feeling on corn and wheat.
Prices here are unchanged
Receipts for hours, slU bu. corn. l650 bu. wheat
5000 bu. oats.
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHkAT-Good milling 55a59c, while other grades
are quoted at sc and down.
CORN-No, g. i3Gl4c.
OATS-12e1Sc.
RYE-No 22a24c. No. 20s22c.
HAY-A 50 per ton; 81 90 in car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots Sc per 100 lbs.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

ITO EXCHASGE-Fcrfy acres smooth land Ia
l. Butter county. clear Of incrmhrance; eighty
acre. improved land "a Cowley ccenty. With small
incufn hranee. two lots in Arkansas CITY, small in
cumbrance. also other property to exchange for
residence N Wichita. clear will assume small
mortgage Address ". l. stewart. care Trencns
house. Wichita. Nan sHs.
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Cobs for sale at the Zephyr Mills, sl5O
per load delivered. Telephone 169 26-tf
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I'OIND

Under this head &c per line per day
LOUND-A santa Re Il h ticket The owner will
II call at Citi1ea : bank for same. rta
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WICHITA W WhOIeSaIe Fruit Market,
WICHITA Kan, Feb. 12.
There is considerable activity in the market
Country orders coming In freely. Prices re-
main steady.
ORANG GES-Mexican S3 5Od3 IS per box baskets
- OO. California Washington navals s. o. as 8 per
box, California Riverside SO 5D93 IS per box Mes
sina So J,4g3 Is per box, Imperial "A 80 per box.
LEMONS-Messina per box, ~ 50tsj o.
APPLES-s1 40tl 50 per Du: 25G35 30 per bbl.
BA NANAS-Sl J0G2 % per bunch. fancy So 90 per
bunch.
fIGS-Layers 5S1Sc per lb. Il oval boxes as 500
IS per 100.
DATES Persian 60 lb boxes, s1e@9c per H. Fard
12G14 ib boxes. i211c per b.
HoNEY-California Id frames I7Qslsc per lb
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FOR SALE--Cny Real Estate

Under tAis head e per Inc per day.
nor SALE-The ST Lawrence sale
Il count ot serious Illness In the family the fur
nitre and business are for sale The ST Lawrence
has the very best OF reput atons = centrally located
and will always command The trade. Mrs. haWff-
man offers IL very low sEe is obliged take her
daughter. Miss Selma to another climate, although
her case Il considered hopeless. IL may give her
short life some relief ana make her last moments
pleasant as possible. f6U
WANTED-ro sell lots and houses block and
w half north of Douglas avenue Fifth
viii trade for residence property. Address lilism
Tobias, sE L. Douglas ave. d70 tS~
E>oR SALE-on monthly instaliment plan, several
l. very desirable residences. ranging In price from
$3.50 upward. Wen and centrally located. ksru
chance 10 procure "a home on easy terms II, W.
Lewis. 61u
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-13
COMMISSION AGENTS.
ABSTRACTERS.
A. ]. APPLEGATE

Abstracter. Convevancer and Notary Public
Fine draughting a speciality. Complete abstracts
to any land in SedgwiCk county. Room I16 Sedg-
wick block Can be found during business hours at
county building. lo6-I
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-13
RELATIVE VALUES,

From the Denver Times.
The following table gives list OF twenty
of the highest priced trotters ever sold III
this country, and also list of twenty OF
the high hest priced thOrongh breds:
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Wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA, Kan, Feb. II.
The receipts are fair and demand good. Eggs q
shade lower. Chickens are scarce and in strong
demand.
PoTATOES-Kansas4 45c per bu. northern 60c.
CABBAGES-New California 81 5G43 10 per 100.
lbs.
ONIONS-Kansas 81 25al sc per bu.
EGGS ll@ll56c per doZ.
BUTTEk-Fancy creamery 25c, choice creamery
&c, choice butter l4c, fair 2c, cooking butter SC.
CHEESE-Easternf full cream l3c Half cream IL
12c: skim Sd..c.
CHICKENS-Dressed 616ssc per lib. live - 5O@
y per doz.
TURKEYS-Live 6a7c per ID dressed 9Glllc
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FOR KEST--Cfv Real Estate.
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". M. JOHNSON NJ. D.

Homoeopathist. oflce and residence over IL y.
Naia :. 01ce hours TO - a- n. 20 2 n and
night In
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LOST.
Under thi, head .e Der line per day.

I OST-A lSdys breast pin sey with gsrnet= pears
IL aud carouncle. with pendant The finder will
he suitably rewarded by leaving The al = ~
JoCel yn Office, l25 Main ss3s
I OST-A large ear ring with nraethest set
L. ting Finder viii literally rewarded hy
leaving 10 al 60 West Central or tais on, o DIS ts
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ping steers. fancy, I4OO@.l65O
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

The following are the representative sales of catt
st the stock yards today:
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DE. T. EMMA COBB

Female and children's diseases sspeclslty. Home
for Ladies during Confinement strictly pr1Vste
when 81 desired. Letters O. inquiry confidential
and answered Immediately receipt of same
Home, III South Ida avenues Wichita. kansas
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-13

AGENTS WANTED.
Cr<er this head DC per line per day.
XXTANTEl-Good solicitors. must dress well,
w eitAer lady or gentleman. a slick talker ard
worth IS a week. Steady Inployment 70 the right
party. Call at ID. ". Tenth street IS 8
VIrAETED-stanley Heroes OF the Dark Cont
w nent." 5000 10 t}U.U commissions per week.
Saleemen wanted Kansas City Publishing Co, q
Beais building. Kansas City. No Mention this pa
a.
gNT ANTED-Lady agents for good paying
w ticle Cali IB South Main street from go
1870 o. N. dil-st-
WANTED A6ENTe-ln everT city towE AID
W village In the United States t-Icept ir
stats Of Kansas 70 take subscriptions Postmaster
can make money. 10 capital required ssn9 9s'
copies free Cssh commissions money can lie made
5y getting c!Gba Acersss tie wIctiiA kase
wichita. Kan 1lsf
A GENTS wASTED-in every city and town in
IA the United States except Ii state OF Kansas -
sell to lawyers Just The took every lawyer nesds
e1dort<d by lavyers every hers sails st sight
Delays Necessary, as book can u delivered vhep
sac 10 made. Applicants mus: be able 10 furnish
reference when required Fun particulars free
Address the WICK iis kasie, wichita. Kan fl-tf
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FOR RENT--STORES.
Under this head 2r lfne pr day
VTOR RfNT-Scs store TQNEu for rent DoTzh %
II county building Main Apply 70 ~B. &.
Little and Urn. a Reed. over Boston store, East
Douglas svesnue. G45 =
LOk KENT-f-ick -sore-rts1u No. al Eat Dag
Il las ave. ipe oGce ard seegsr- room. 70 good
yart.es very los lH k!CAisnd bsocL Barnes 4 -grl-
Sf Dogg A. aysoUs Gst-0
L~OR PEST-A good ftor- roorn within ons-tAlf
Il block of Do1c gas avenue % good B1sSeos
stTee. Agy!y 70 a. :. Hsa!y, ~ l. Do4xlAs sss.
GEg
FOR KEST--Fdrm Property.
TEder tais EsAa e pr iizs TsF day
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-07-31
NORTH REDWOOD.

NOnVn ESED~O VO.
A terrible wind prevailed yesterday
Harvest is at hand and men are
scarce.
Miss Stella Garner returned home
after short sojourn at N. Redwood.
The Morning freight killed three
calves belonging to Jno. Arnett.
The Pacific Elevator Co. are haul
ing gravel preparing to build an adj
dition to their elevator at this place.
The cheese factory is still running
in full blast, keeping the cheese max
or busy early and late.
J. A. Cumming was seen on our
streets yesterday. John is a rustler in
the machine business and is kept
busy. -.
Mrs. EN-. Swan is away on visit
to old friends at Brownton, MINI.
Send in your orfe.s for fresh fish
to F. Curtis at Laird & Norton's Lum-
Der yard.
Renville station had quite a game
of Ball few days ago with the "Silver
Stockings, "of Glencoe. The score was
9 to 2 in favor of Renville, amount re-
ceived $125 all told, We also under
stand that Renville and Montevideo are
getting up game. Purse 1C0.
CLAY-P1PE,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-07-31
The Same Everywhere

If any one will take the files of the
News for the last twelve years, he will
discover in the advertisements that
In our little cit; of LeSueur there have
been no less than forty firms in bust
nees, which are not in existence to-
day. Not that LeSueur is not a good
business town, for in wholesale quar-
tiers ours is considered one of the
thriftiest towns in the state, but it is
the same story everywhere.-LeSueur
News.
The same is true of Fairlnont. A
business directory of the town gotten
up twelve years ago, shows that not
over two or three of twenty or thirty
firms doing business here at that time
are in existence to-day. There are a
good many failures among the agri-
cultural classes, but in proportion to
their numbers there are three to one
among those who engage in. business
in town and city.-Fairmont Sentinel
And the same is true of Hutchinson.
The impression prevails that the bust
ness men of the village are making
huge profits. It is mistake. Business
is now done on a small margin. There
are scores of farmers within a radius
ten miles OF Hutchinson who could
buy and sell the richest" merchant in
town.-Hutchinson Leader.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-07-31
Nobody Hurt.

Ed. GAzErrE:-The article in the
Leader of the 25th inst, regarding the
county printing, was written by my
foreman, George E. Lance, without
my advice, knowledge or consent, l
being at St. Paul from Tuesday until
this date. I regret its publication very
much, and hereby make full retraction
of same, and ample apology to all to
whom it was directed.
w. D. Smith, Editor Leader.
In explanation of the above it needs
to be told that the Leader article in
question complained. of not getting
copy for the county board proceed
ings in time for publication, and
charged that q certain county Of
ficiaP' was responsible. The facts are
that Auditor Ebbetts handed the
writer the copy in question on Tues
day, requesting that a proof slip of
the same be sent to the Leader editor,
the day following. This was done, to
our personal knowledge, the letter
being mailed here in ample time for
the noon train. In some way one of
Uncle Sans hired men slipped a cog,
as it appears, SO that the proof did
not arrive at Lamberton until the
following day. The county printer
contracted to furnish copy for all
county advertising to both the Reveille
and Leader, and Auditor Tibbetts or
any other "court house Official"
does not have to furnish anything
but the official copy for such publ
cations. If any fault exists it is ours,
and we have used at least ordinary
diligence to send these proofs as ear
ly as possible. That is all there is to
it,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-07-31
French 4 Houghmaster's Land List.

French 4 Houghmaster's Land List.
We have for sale Sc acres of wild
land in the town of Redwood Falls, at
S. per acre. Terms, one-half cash,
balance on long time, at 7 per cent
interest.
40 acres wild land in Delhi on the
same price and terms.
100 acres in Springdale, 80 acres of
which are broken, with good house,
barn and granary, well and grove,
price 80 per acre. A great bargain.
Special bargains in other lands in the
county. FRENCH & HouaHMAsrER.
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Coal.

We are prepared to sell coal for
July, August or September delivery
at the following prices, delivered:
Lehigh Egg stove or nut So. IS
Lackawana 8. 40
These prices are for coal delivered
in your bins. If coal has to be carried
in baskets, twenty or twenty-five cents
will be added to these prices.
Remember you can have coal deliv-
cred in July, August or September at
your own option.
If you wish to take advantage of
these prices. leave your order at once
with w. r. CAswELL.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-07-31

Mankato Review: When the cy-
clones and tornadoes first made their
mark upon public attention, it was the
misfortune that one or two occurred in
Southern Minnesota, and the twin city
press were disposed to treat them as
parculiarly adapted to our locality.
But time has refuted this idea, and it
is now demonstrated that the sacred
soil of the twin cities has twice in less
than week been invaded with fright
full loss of life and property: We sym
pathize with the unfortunate, and on
ly point to the fact to show that no 10
cality is exempt from the destructive
visitations. The hills and mountains
of Pennsylvania, the timbered dis
tricts of New York and New England,
the pine belts of the South and the
broad prairies of Iowa and Kansas can
all bear testimony to the fact that they
have no local habitation.