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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-04

Mrs. AyaneT Hannah. McGregor, Nay a.
Mrs. Mary &. Whatley, Ennis, Aay y.
Mr.. Louis Staffel, Boerne, Lay 90.
Mr.. Nathaniel Hunt, San Antonio. Nay 90.
Mr.. A. Mcfarland, Cooper, May rs.
DR.. T. r. Hoover. Canadian, May 81.
Mr.. Tom Grammar. Haskell, May "a
Hrs. A. P. eamuels- Hubbard CITY. NAY =.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-04
ALrAR AND TOMB
The saze.ts's Daily Compilation OF Texas
Marriages and Deaths

Mr. Alfred Small and Miss Eva Warwick,
Brentwood, May r.
Mr.. Burt Harley aud Miss Addie Jones, sul-
pi Mr.. T. ". Cecil and Miss Maggie Holt, near
Archer, May So
YoSkum, May q.
Mt. Albert votan and Miss Henrietta Nc
Whittier, Lampasas, Nay %.
Mr.. Alex Cole and Mrs. Mary Langford, Lam
p Mr.. J. <. Coleman and Miss lone Pearson,
Hubbard City, May 2s.
Mr. James s. Dfli and Miss Mahala Ryale.
Ms. u. r Gibbons and Mrs. AHA Tomptins,
Cotulla, May 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-04
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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
Chicken Patties at 2 A. II.

The little, round, fat man, with the gurg-
ling laugh, answered to roll call yesterday
and said he had a new story. 1t was on
friend who boards with him. This friend is
not exactly slender, but composite picture
of him and the little fat man would look like
lemonade with a straw in it. The other
night his friend the boarder came home at
rather late hour and, as Is his wont, searched
the larder for delicacies. He knew bis ground
perfectly, and did not think it necessary to
light the gas. In the pantry he discovered
some delicious chicken patties, and these be
devoured in short order. Still his appetite
asserted itself. Probing further into the
mysteries of the larder be found some more Of
the patties. and these he devoured with grea,
gusto, though he thought at the time that
they did not taste as well as the Others. Then
he went to bed and was soon the proprietor
Of q sI;ore which sounded like q man tearing
canvas
In the morning, when the little fat man
came down to breakfast, his wife. who had
preceded him, said: James, l cannot imagine
what has become Of the sausage balls which
the COOK made up last night" Neither could
James. The boarder slumbered on. and his
aggressive snore bored holes in the atrnos-
pheTe. An idea occurred to the little IA.
man. Maybe Arthur ate the sausage be
said. You'd better go up, then, and see If
he Is alive" said his wife he was alive, and
when taxed about the sausage he acknowl-
edged the pork. Then tie fat man said. II
ha0e my opinion Of a man who can't tell the
difference between sausage and chicken pat
ties a. a. N Chicago Herald
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. 2.-The opening in
wheat was AT about the closing figures of
yesterday. but ruled weak and declined
with only slight fluctuations, became
steadier and closed about 5sc lower than
yesterday. The decline was attributed, it
was claimed, chiefly to the wording of the
Liverpool dispatch which quoted the mar
ket for February wheat collapsed, owing
to receipts.
A moderate speculative trade was re-
ported in corn and the feeling developed
WAS weaker, much lower prices being es-
tabished. The weaker tone of wheat,
together with the cold weather which, was
looked upon as favorable for improved
grading. induced short selling by parties
who covered their outstanding contracts
the past two days. The market opened Il
shade under yesterdays final quotations.
was easy and sold off ga &c, ruled steady
and closed 5s@1sc lower than yesterday.
Oats were easy, but weaker and lower
on all deliveries.
Mess pork was quiet and easy.
Lard was quiet and weak.
Short ribs sides were active but weak
The leading futures ranged as follows
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
Women and biography.

Booksellers remark that women are reading
more biography than they used 70; that with
women Of culture and intelligence il Is quite
rival 10 fiction. The kind OK biography
women read for the most par, is the lives @.
otaer women says c. icago bookseller.
= Marie BashkirtseH, for instance, Is selling
-apsdiy, snd Miss Alcctt's Life ana Letters
Is one Of the fass selling books OF the year.
and nearly all the copies Of both tsess books
are bought by women Woman seem 10 b
mast interested IN their own sex l. ~xs well
snown 20 the book dealers when the life o.
Nathaniel hawthorne was written By ass soa
-sa, the sale Of tte books was ;screazed oae~
aiTd by the addition 70 toe title O. Lls yisss
a@-1.e. New York Telegram
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22

Tho great majority Of ibezs microscope
plants are what bo;AuiE,s cali bartsria, ;hs
srnalses, form ofvegetae1e ilse. Sc sEnal are
they that i would take, IN ssups oasss, "a
MANY a. dftee1 thousand Of them arrnnzsd
in a row ~ er,end ar iscn- Tsey hare af-
fsrent fo-yus, sosDe teing rpund, sorns ovai.
some rcd shapes and otbefx r11ck ths staf>
Of q corkscrr~, or SPIRAL In al czses tsrr
are 90 snail th&. ore reeSs Q powx-fsl m3r-re-
scor 70 s:xlTy t5srs. and fn 10 c&se czo %
r1rceivs them ssagsy xith tes nASsd eye.
Wf-n co1nsAsss IIsI2sen- ef sser1 are erosped
toSs;asr il a rrszs or oosesy ws css - than
about al we abss 70 80 n graf dsfAoos
sa approaching army. II vhkh 10 ere t1sA--
" unable n Distinguish q 1nge ~sfsT
We have sa4d tea. tne~s bacteria nave
sbout srd ikis n gas Of Ess<s OF tA~<a, a.
though there are ssEco vhsch "a Dss sprear
r. u1evs a. al, bst rss,sis AID wk~r~ tA~y
frd q good ss,t1ny pZscz Tenss se.s savs
r.1,.cE o~favs ia very r>calAr nszzDsr,
sor,e vobbIe aboa. In ens r.sD vssAoos Dsv
ing forward IL Tee is>s:. osk.eD cwt sise~
snd thisn-c-. bark ami forth. .. &C sprAree:iy
fursozs rae. rocki3E ard tvrtssg s5Szs.
and turning hundred ssx0ss>szfss ss ts~y
E1Ore along
Bacteria multiply very rsfAzly. ard tsey
90 tEsz = very Esrsaes way. a sszEte e1s
r-eaxs itseS in t~o. thea s.cs salf gps-s 20
b< az sarrs az ;ns Gre Tses Isess ~ tara
divide CD again. ssA - CT sns1I frsra ssr-
gje ore -e ksvs s2snT seso<zz<s "a . ssors
i;7se To gre roz tss Ersssx. ezcn n tssT
are. s4Exis ne can ubssraFsy .. - er1sHo<s
a rate tsas N foEsg-<-gst sosrs /: ssa pro
Gzc. sosnesajag hks 20. Co. 80. .soo af s~o-
Se-i&- Gr~ss oeD~-qnesoss fslio~ sa.s s>sr-
rsoas Increase az narz~rss. fox. wsass e.s
wAs1a q 10 EnseI tz it'll ca1 % !AEs1s, sAe
TzzI a-ET resulting from he n nss.spsossssn
& oze Is se.s % accomplish zsch -frctO-
~ ETolsrsex y. cns<:<x Il g. Si<sctnA
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
FINANCEANDCOMMBRCD
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts of Live Stock at the Union
Stock Yards for "a hours, 116 Cattle;
$50 hogs. Business at the yards for
while this afternoon presented a very
lively appearance. The receipts of both
cattle and hcgs were very good for Fri
day. There We're a few of nearly all
kinds Of cattle on sale. The competi-
ton between buyers was strong, and
nearly everything sold at good prices.
There is little or no change in the hog
market from yesterday, although the
eastern markets quote a decline of 2
I-2 to b cents and weak feeling at the
close Our market ruled steady all day
with bulk Of sales at S3e5. Closed
about steady.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
Brief Mention.

Another new shipper today. Said be
got more for his stock than he expected,
and was therefore much pleased.
Butz purchased eighUy-two cattle today
and shipped twenty-five.
Houston bought twenty-three cattle and
shipped forty-seven.
Alex Knott, Belle Plaine, marketed
hogs.
Of hogs
James Grimsley, Viola. came in with a
car of mixed stock.
J. III. Sparks, prominent business man
and shipper of Conway Springs, was on
today's market with car of mixed stock.
b. Gill, Sawyer, came in with car of
hogs and one of cattle. This is Mr.. Gill's
first shipment to our marked and he was
much pleased with results.
Theo. Gill, who is taking a course at the
business college, was at the yards with his
father.
J. Il. Reese, city, had car of cattle on
the market from Douglas.
John Lambert, Grand Summit, mar
keted hogs.
H. Thompson, of kell & Thompson,
came in from Millerton with a car of hogs.
Isaac Simpson, Freeport, was on the
market with car Of cattle and hogs
Foster & Cowherd, Caldwell, marketed
a car of hogs.
Kell & Scott, Peck, had car of hogs on
today's market.
Gibbons Bros, Sawyer, marketed a car
Of hogs.
j. ID. Gilchrist of Gilchrist Bros, Valley
ha at N of
hogs.
Prout & Morton, Fall River, marketed
a cSrof hogs.
Blakman & Hearne, Leon, sent in a car
OF hogs for today's market.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Feb. 2l

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Feb. Fl
The Daily Indicator reports;
FLCI r. Moderate demand for top grades. e1-
cept M xet ANA car lots III present prices Irlces
in round lots are above the views OF buyers. IN &c
NIX sc, family 81 choice 81 Is; fancy 81 az extra
WHEAT~weaser No . hard cash 6ssc, Feb
ruary tSs'sc hid. No. , red osc.
bid, 2lc asked February aSic-
- OATS-NO. cash lfC.
llE-No. /? cash SIC bid. s6l.c asked.
MlLI.STUFF--Weak
lEAD-Quiet but steady. DesiiyeriZed renned
s. 90. soft Missouri 81 5sSs.
CORN NEAL c.
CORN Chops
BRA \--Duli 2SC.
SHIPSTUFF--&oc
s2-0o
FLAXSEED-- 81 q
But ER--firm. Good 10 fancy Creamery slI
&c. dairy good to fancy 9lflCc
GHEkSE--FUlf cream twins l1G lie Young Arneri-
can llzS lie. western >s-9c. SKINNED iesh
EGGS--Firm az Ike.
LIVE PoCLTRN--Quiet Choice hens e aS4s -
roosters 81 aA2l az spring chickens 81 49, ID.
PkoEiSloNS--Jcb lots higher.
HAMS-isC.
BeEAhFAST BACON-Ss.c
DRIED BEERS.
DRIED SALT MEATS Short ribs sides S s.: long
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
By Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
6Sc. shipments 2ta Market opened strong
and closed 5Iltc lower. Steers s. =
cas 20 cows q 90a1 ~ stockers snd feeders s. -
es's 81 HoGS-keceipts So, shipments ~ Market
2Sc lower. All grades IS luOIo i5 bulk IS 40
as 12ir. SHEkP-Receipts 7ul shipments Ssl Market
steady 0ood 60 choice lambs and multons - ~
sa5 4. stockers and feeders 81 UAa5 25
CHICAGO Ill. Feb. 2l,-The Drover' Journal re-
ports: CATTLE-ReCeiptS apl shipments $50
Market steady, closing l,wer. Beeves "a 405a -
steers G. Di -; stockerS and feeders 80 ,ttTS 81
Texas corn fed steers 81 SbaS u. HOGS-ke-
celpts Y,UL shipments ll1l. Market weak
Mixed s. 7sG4 20. heavy 81 Sjss4 % urht
SS sise4 o5. skips IS 0G5S 90. SHEEP-Reepts 5sG
shipments au0 Market steady. Natives ~ 5QII ~
lambs s. Uls6 So
ST Louis no, Feb. c1.-CATTLE- Receip,s
,Ri shipments 100. Market strong. Natives - sd
S TO- stockers and feeders 81 OaSS u range steers
50 IfsaS 6l HUGS-ReCeipts aOs, shipments pau
Market strong. Fair TO choice heavy - SssS = :
narSinr rrades 81 45SsS 81 SHEEP-IieCeipts 5ssi
SHIPMENTS 40 Market steady. Fair 10 choice - %
5 ii lambs : OJes6 ~
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
HOGS.

Receipts $50. The market was much the same as
Yesterdays. Eastern markets noted decline OF 21e
&C IN The afternoon and weak feeling at the close
buyers seemed 10 think they ought buy their hogs
Tor less money. Our hogs sold within 5g i16c OF
Kansas CITY all day, which certainly looks though
we had the best hog market in the country. Our
packers are paying strong prices and want the hogs
The close was about steady. Bulk of sales at IS 65
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
ghe auiehita nai1y gagre Saturday anurniug ge

box, California Riverside 80 5GaS IS per box. Mes
sina Ss SsS9 Is per box, Imperial s. 81 per box.
LEMONb-Messina per box, ~ 5065 W
APPLES-*l 409l 80 per bu; 25@5 50 per bbl
bunch.
FlGS-Layers 1SGlsc Der lb. u oval boxes f3 500
% per ITO.
DATES Persian GO lb boxes Slz09c per lb, Fard
12el II ib boxes, I51c per 10.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Id frames 17@1sc per lb
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22

4 eEsi3 born q AHessex- par-zs ess
e-zlas American ssE<sssssssp. - n1z.s<r vnzs
eossas-y rsay b as rASes 81 hE.A. s-oss's-s
s-s yz=esss 5aTs pot rssSanosf tessr sasssu,-
s'sso. g A< sszzse-. "a e. fS<sSs,sd tSs r-Shs
Sr as 1wz srZ
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
COMMISSION AGENTS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
F. W. BEISSNER,
ism REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Galveston. Texas.
Three hours the quickest to st. Louis
Missouri Pacific railway. 124 If
Her Peril.

A Rochester woman came very near starv-
ing to death last week She had plenty Of
money in her purse, but in an unlucky mo-
ment she put the wallet i'll her dress pocket,
and when she went TO look for it to pay for
some groceries see couldn't find it. Itwu
several days before she came across it. -Roch-
eSte~ post-E.rr>~~
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
wichita Produce Market.

Wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA, Kan, Feb. 81,
The cold snap has not seemed to strengthen the
price of eggs any The supply is good aud fair de-
mand Butter is plenty and demand slow.
POTATOES-Kansas4 40c per bu, northern Coo.
CABBAGES-New California 81 56G3 OU per 100.
lbs.
ONIONS-Kansas 81 25@1 50 per bu.
EGGS SsVac per dOZ.
BUTTEK-Fancy creamery 25c choice creamery
&c, choice butter 14c fair l2c cooking butter SC.
CBEESE-Eastern full cream &c Half cream I9
&c: skim sGgc
CHICKENS-Dressed GfSsc per ID. live s2 500
q per doz.
TURKEYS-Live 6s7c per h. dressed 9@1lc.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
Wichita Flour Market.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

New York Money.
NEW YORK Feb. q.
Money on call easy. ranging from tOi per cent
last loans per cent, closing offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5st612
Sterling exchange steady at 81 S21a for 60
day bills and ~ $50 for demand.
The total sales of stocks today S59 3 shares.
Stocks today were active but weak and lower.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
FOR SALE--City Real Estate.
Under this head DC per line per day.

NOR SAI.E-The s.. Lawrence Tor sale on ac-
Il count or serious Illness IN the family the fur
niture and business are for SAFE The IT. Lawrence
has the very best of regulations is centrally located
and Will always command the trade. Mrs. haud-
man offers II very low size y Obliged TO fake her
daughter Miss Selma. To another climate. although
her case i considered hopeless. II may give her
short life relief and make her last moments
pleasant as possible, q II
DOR SALE-0n monthly instalInent plan. several
Il very desirable residences, ranging IN price from
tl5Oo upward. Well and centrally located hare
chance TO procure home on easy terms. u. ".
Lewis. toU
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
wichita wholesale Fruit Market.


The weather today has been too cold for ship
,apfs bv freight and many OF the orders being held
Sar hrak fIi the cold snap too La forward
Nv exnress Our jobbers are getting in fresh sun
niles daily No change in prices
ORANGES Mexican SS D55 - per box
,,aslets s3 .5G4 co. crates IS JklS -.
California washington nayals s. olS5 81 per
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
Wichita Leather Market.

Wichita Leather Market.
WICHITA. Kan, Feb. q.
There has been little doing today There has
been some country orders to I'LL and light local
trade.
SOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 27@29c. 3. A. 25a21
good damaged 2l6p23c
HARNESS-No oak &c, L. H. 3Oc. Union 2Sc
Heinlock 25c.
CALF-Domestic G5a1 o., French IS IO5I So
CUT HALE SOLES-Heavy s. 10. medium $2 80.
light 81 2ydl Is
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA. Kan. Feb. u.
The receipts of corn show quite an increase over
Yesterday with prices the same There seems 10 be
little wheat moving and oats coming in slowly.
Receipts for "A hours. 1850 bu corn 90 bu oats.
GRAIN-Car lots track:
wHEAT-GOod milling. 55s5Sc, while other grades
are Quoted at 5lc and down.
CORN-No, ; l2Sloc-
OATS-l2gl5o.
RYE-No. 2 y2Ct24c. No. 20G DC.
HAY-e4 81 per ton; - % in car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots sc per 100 lbs.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
The following are the representative sales of
hpps tha rIc
SHEEP.
Wichita Horse and Mule Market

WICHITA. Kan. Feb. 81.
There is very little stock coming in on account of
tile cold weather There is still demand for good
southern stock. Market about steady,
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA. Kan. Feb. 81


Receipts 1l6. Shipments 50. The offerings today
wore composed Of few Of all kinds. There was
Siderable competition between; the buyers which
made an active and strong market and nearly every
tlng sold at good figures Good lat butcher cattle
also feeding steery and sockers. The close in east
ern markets noted a weaker feeling in cattle. Our
market closed steady. We quote:
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
FOR SALE--Farm Property.

Under this head &c per iine per dag.
fNoR SALE-Good improved SedgwicS county
Il farm. ltd acres price ss.tS. Terms. s.lU cash.
500 per annuna for years, also on or before ten
years. Deferred payments 10 draw per cent inter
est II. W. Lewis. .su
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
FOR RENT--F0rra Prooe,-ty.
FOR RENT--UisceItaneOns.
FOR TRADE
ruder ;hls head &c per lIse psr fay.

ruder ;his head &c per lie psr day
HI>O TKADE-J9 acres land Ia HaE per county.
Il Kan. one EIi.. from good little t9Nn. - acres
wheat Groom honse. stable. isrge zrararics.
smose house bac xsn}tE ald csrS-Ei-- shSp
teams. harness farm implements. - hgxs corr, oats
hay. ali clear % ncIu bssrice- fr inside clear sfich
ia properly. Addre-s BOX -. Freep9ff Kan. = =
I.NOE TRADE-A good yogag horse. ef.AeT for
i horse iittie CIDER Or for good bsg.y slG Es--
Iese Also good Gear Land etie iqts u trade Tor
anything Call al isJZ Ss1th Lawrence aTesus and
show what yoa have @T
XlrASsAx's LIsT-la1 acres "a Kaass.s. clear
w I'D Joining c0uaty s.s.., % fssss for
Wichita property. atso eleZsBt WiEhita progeny,
clear trssie foT farms DeAr etT aso csssg city
end farm property IL s9z'hsassrEB h&nsas
fer = schiia property and fSynse also city
property and farms. - 81 asyanz~ esclia tsranc@4
Tone a-1 ltsi yaF properly aad ex bArzls4. 40
the r2e-f RicEltS and fsru gfC.eFTF 70 se3 &t t5e
Pgsces. = opportunity 70 s~czrs aGs
farm slszsnie for s;ocz T&ssEg. 70 acre. IN Elx
county. htSu- boar li5 acrts bttGEn- CH7sk z;sr
ln Abundance T.ratT, esase. feuetag fee 0rEzr9
beginning 20 heAF. rsTsr failing sp-iax- Hil
trs5e a- good " cnrs pg9,rtY % fzr- ~ ~ city A.
go tr9ct ot srbrss land. stis .zNtsoa3y I'll.
from cD.Hty sea:- Eos1 a1, A4sgsz a. Ss-E acre -
;ay The sfte. o. WHICH y ysszrs t1e can - Lad g
can be p.sd a0y t1Eae y q sgGde s4ssY .or ~ifAl-
u p-vy@rry 4. Il Wzsszrs R<Al Essz.s Isaie-.
- S~5xslcx block. Wic1aiiz. k4ss- ftAtf
LSoR TRADf-EArna "a central T5lsnoar f2r y scAgtA
It p-oEeTJ. y. y d. boSa Co4s4fJ tai sdiEs dsss-f
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
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D,kS DOLLARS RkwAEIb-4ksf a. tks WICK
s.1 Talss~ sga.fE % = tenffs @ Frfs-zzrv J..
cs-ly. s4zEk ffsaS ~ Ee<ESr co. asas~srs - szss
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Wichita Proy,sion Market.

w lCntt1 frOVlSlOn Market.
WICHITA. Kan..Feb. q.
There Is little change to note. The demand FOL
packing house produces l. good
SUGAR CURED MEATS-Canvdssed or plain
Hams, 70 lbs and up. %g llc.
Hams, 12@ bs ana W. lU1pG1lAc.
Itans. small s:ze- lUtGl2 lbs, lJ11dl2Hc.
Dried beef-ham teXtra dryD &c.
Smoked beef tongues. per doz 81 o.
Cottage or boneless hams, f1.c.
SIDE MLATS-
Short clear Sides packed dry salt. S. So@5 50 per
1C0 lbs
Clear hacks IS S0a5 IS per 100 lbs.
Long clear bacon SIS oG(96 6311 cwt,
Ba6 on shoulders, 4a4sJj4c.
SAUSAGE
Fresh pork sausage. No 5ltG6c.
Fresh pork sausage, (extras) VIC
LARD
Choice family SIC
Bakers special &c.
Pure leaf o5xc.
Star G11c
Pastry &c.
FRESH EATS-BEEF-
sides or whole carcass. SH@5c
Hind quarters jes51ac.
Fore quarters z4s313c
Loins f@oc.
PORK
Pork loins 51fG6c.
Tender Lons, SC.
spare ribs &c.
Bdchbones &C.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22

LSoR TRADE-Ea-Ea "a central T5Isnasr f2- W. schltA
{ properly. y. y. d. BoSa Coas.fy b'alsdlE=dssS-sf
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22

RTTTER-Firm and UNCHANGED. Fancy
Fl-in Creamery -,ge-.5ec. fine western 2ISZccs
finest dairy l.s5&2c; fine lisslSc.
EGGS--liSls;sr.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
DR 2 r CpEOIT0R

pFSTisr-Cs;ee l4 y. Main. over smith sso~er'A
vltalized air administered Re$idsacs eS = To-
pes4 avenue wichita. KAasas Q0
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22

AGENTS WANTED.
Under hi. head &c per l.ne per day.
VIASTED-NAN-As agent for oar patent ssfes
w size 2SEiexls inches. ta5retAiL AL sizes low
New s;y leg, new patterns; peS lock; Esw factory;
No. governed by safe pool Every eafe warranted
Rare ch sIce- Permanent busiresz- Our terms and
catalogue will convince yOa agent. clear tso 70 tsll
per mouth Write for exclusive territory. Alpine
safe Co. Cincinnati. %. va sat -
urASTED-stafe agents for the bext coffee p.ot
w cot; saves half over all 0saers. II ysa doa (
believe is step ia aud H G. Hlee. Fs&ss3tse aud
u1aEufactgrer's agent a12 Douglas avenue - .
VlYAETEp AGENTS-ln eyerv city town and
w village IN the United State. s.Ioeyt lr
state OF kAnsAsl take subscriptions FosIn
csn make noasy. No eaYttAl required san, psa
copse- free- Casa coEusissfoae DosssT be ua.cs
by Cesrtr. ry e!gns Address tas ~sessta kxkl~
NicniiA Kan III,
4 6EsTS wASTED-is e~e-y cs.y snt town in
"A sbe United States fs1ceyt IN state q a&rsxs
sell 20 lawyers, Just t5e book every As~Jer E>s.s
endorsed by lawyers ever ~ce-e. ee4ks ss sSts-
6e&y. 1ecess2-y- - book can ue delivered Eiea
safe d made Applicant. uss; - xbae 70 .z-zlss
reference when required Fail particulars free
Address tie WlchitA Lag. scnits- Kan 5l-sf
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22

Old papers for sale at this oGice-25 cts
per hundred. z-tf
Cobs for sale AZ the Zephyr Mills, ti.2J
per load delivered. Telephone Is9. oo-tf
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
Native shipping steers. foncy, IaO0@l6JO
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

TIE following the representative sales of cattle
at the stucE,~yards today: