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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-20
wichita Hide and TalIow Market.

WICHITA. Kan, May r.
There is quite demand for hides and prices rule
firm.
HIDES-No1 green 334c per ID. No . green SIC per
III. No green salt 41c. No green salt 34c,dry hides
5d7ISc per ID, bulls and stays PIC.
TALLOW-Nol $40 per ID, No PFC.
SHEEP PELTS-5Ug1 5c each.
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RFPRESENTAIIVE 6ALEs.
Following ere the representative sales Of cattle at
HOGS.
REGENTS l1SI

Receipts ISL
The receipts the largest for opening day OF any
in the history Of the yards. The market opened
steady s. S7Ib. Saturdays closing price. and the
bulk of the hogs sold those figures until receipt OF
Kansas City's close which noted a decline OF 2l@c,
ket closed steady at the decline Chicago had 2oOOO
hogs on sale today and prospects lower.
I.I-nLL-sEN-r TIVE s.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. May 49,
Money on call easier. ranging from TO : per cent,
last loan jCloscd offered at >.
Prime mercantile paper 5Gs.
Sterling exchange quiet at 81 slf for GO day bills
and IS S5i5 for demand
The total sale of stocks today were 454 $50 shares
Stocks today were less active and closed generally
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The Atcbi4on. Topeka & santa Re rail
road are moss running n their night train
leaving wichita 81 s5d 2. ~ new cpmhi-
nation Pullman sleeTlUg aud chair car
Wichita % 81 Jo@shp. through u oJe ~
and Ascbis0u. This car arrives ~ oI-~ss
AZ 70 q ~ AfrEi sou az 2 ~ a "a and 80
Joseph 7o'clock a. u The santa Pc IS
the only line having this arrangements
from wichita IS. d NrEDOs x.
8tL Passen ger and Ticket Agent.
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VETERINARY SURG'S
vETFRTNARY sCRGEONs.

Graduates % the Chicago veter!1a-y College
members o. the Chicago Veterinary College AssO-
citation
We sre prepared 20 90 81 kinds O, veterinary
vEurS including canine practice aeull>t-T and al
Srrz-Cal opera .ouS Hospital Citations ~
ali patients requiring special care tl4s y ter-
phone. telegraph nal viii receive rp-p- atte1-
lion hv dar or night We uSs AZ operating table
instead .. throwing h1-Ses-
once IL So-th Lawrence Av--ce- Telephone
NS--l 4&~-t
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Commencing Sunday. Narch g the
Great Rock Island route wiI place u
se-vlce between kansas City and Denver
their new and magnificent dining caTs,
Pence de I fgn. - ..Desmonre' and Raw
mout- Passengers leaving Wichita on
tne morning trains for Pueblo. Colorado
Springs and Denver VIII o. served w5th
dinner and supper OF thvse trains. I-0-t.
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Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.


Nothing OF interest. Strawberries are arriv-
ing in rather poor shape and are plenty. Other
articles on the LIST IN fair supply and prices IN
changed.
RANGES-Mexicar ~ sat 20 per box, baskets
81 I5G40 California Mediterra sweet 0tCg4 30
per box. Messna g. 75S4 % per box, Imperial 81 81
per box. san Diego / 2jper box
JEMONS-Messina per box. s. J16500.
STRAWBERRIES O0a3 20 per crate.
PINE APPLES-$5 50G4 40 per doz
APPLES-NOne in market.
BANANAS-s2O0 q S. 20 per bunch, fame s. 30 per
bunch.
FtGS-Leyers Boise per ID i oval boxes 81 500
- per 100
DATES-perSian IN ID boxes, S1sd9C per ID, Fard
12Gl4 ID boxes, 1259c per Id.
HONEY-California 10 frames, lT9lSc per ID.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-20

This Office IS prepared 20 furnish All ths
blanks which are as~d iu connection Wlfh
proving up homestead ia Oklahoma We
use Cops blanks. which are the only
blanks printed that have been approved ~
the land commissioner a. vs. ashlnEtog-
r-.sg
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COMMISSION AGENTS.


PROPOSALS FOR OATS. CORN AND BRAN
4 Headquarters Department Of the Missouri, ONCE
Of the Chief Quarternaster, Saint Louis Missouri.
May b. lSj-Sealed proposals. in triphcate, SUBJECT
to the usual conditions Will be received at this
Office and the offices of the Quartermasters at the
following named posts until y o'clock noon.
trail standard time June H. 1890 and then opened, for
furnishing and delivering during the fiscal year be-
ginning July l. 1890 Of oats, and BRAN at Forts
LeavenwOrth and Riley, Kansas; Forts Gibson,
Reno sill and supply, Indian Territory; Fort
Elliott, Texas; Forts Crawford, Lewis and Logan,
Little Rock Barracks, Arkansas, and at camp at
Oklahoma City, |. T. Proposals for delivery at
other points will be entertained. Bidders must
state the places where they propose 10 make de-
liveries. The Government reserves the right TO re-
leCt any all bids to contract for either kind OF
supplies, or such portion Of each as may be con
waive such defects not in conflict with the
law. Preference viii be given TO articles OF do
quality and price Including in the price Of foreign
productions or manufactures the duty thereon be-
ing equal. Blank proposals and printed circulars
giving full Information will be furnished on appI
cation to this Office to the quartermasterS OF the
posts named. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked Proposals for, oats, Corn and
Bran at............," and addressed to the under
signed, or to the respective Post Quartermasters.
e ". FOSTER, Quartermaster, I. ). a. Chief
Quartermaster.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- the Office of the supervising architect treasury
department Washington, ID. G., until clock p m,
the 9th day OF June, 1880, for all the labor and
material required to fix in place complete the low
pressure. returning circulation, steam heating and
ventilating apparatus, and power boiler with con-
neCtiOns Tor the United states pOStOfce. court
house &C, building at Wichita, Kan, in accordance
with drawings and specification, copies OF which
may be had application at this Office the Office
Of the ~uperintendent Each bid must be accom-
panied by a certified check for 800.
The department VIII reject all bids received after
the time fixed for opening the same; also bids which
DO not comply strictly with an the requirements OF
May y H. $50. d1-eod-6 Supervising Architect
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CUT WITH THE KNIFE
And Knocked out on the Very First Round

And Knocked Out on the Very First Round.
The Missouri Pacific railway knocked
them ali silly when il announced cut rates
TO It. Louis and Pueblo.
Remember. commencing March 7th,
cheap rates VIII 20 into effect 10 ~. Louis
and points beyond. also 10 Pueblo, Denver
and other western points via the Missouri
Pacific railway
II you are going east, west. north or
south, buy your ticks VIA tie Missouri
Pacific railway.
II : the shortest line 70 8. Louis by =
miles and over two hours the quickest
Elegant new reclining chair cars Just re-
ceiyed from the Pullman Co. On all trains.
These chairs are free 20 al patorous Of
the Missouri Pacific railway. Come and
get our rates. We are here 20 stay. CiTy
ticket Office lST North Main stree. Depot
corner Second and Wichita streets
Z r BLECELET.
Passenger and Ticket Agent. 10 North
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Wichita Wool Market.

Bright COndition--Rright medium l5C. heavy me-
dunn &c, light fine l3lec. heavy fine Pc
Earthly conditiOnS--MediWn l3C. fine 96llC, coarse
1ql3c, Mexican select grades l2Slic coarse and
KENNY SElOc.
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Couwea-ipg April g. th~ Missour Pa
CFf~ railway vii aaI t.rkefs - Pueblo.
Celr-ado Spring ard DeaTeT icr s. - from
W.raIa Gail .. N.-s9sra Pacle tlr<rt
cef-e n Norsh Main street. Z goa Nafls
csfat rata - az gstlts- l+sG
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BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. No. May l9.-CATILE-ReceipJ
hso shipments 500 Market stesdy iaC higher. steers
g $50 10 cows s. I5GS ~ stockers and feed
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

Tie Photo-rarher PicfrreS tn 81. sLres a-s s--.~s
He also carries TIE finest assortment az -.C-E-s
francs In ~ cI-y. GIVE LII 1--e-1-g ca aE5
examine samples.
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MI IttNF-N II Y y LIS.
The following are the representative salse OF hogs
SHEEP.
No sheep offered. Pl
wichita Horse and Mule Market.

WICHITA. han, may ~
There IS a better feeling the market and bust
ness opened up quite active The receipts are not
yet up to the demand but there is decided improve
in this line.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-20

BUTTER-Easy. Fancy separator IOl6@16c; finest
creamery l4G9l5c, fine 4&lH5c, finest dairy 1890
l2lsC; fine SGl0c.
EGGS-l2.
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r-nssr tslt Esak = ~ L. - Ear.
FIrsEgN TP-A SMALL -fftlrFA Gfyfte o.
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, Kan, May l9.
y A -f-r~T Z

Receipts 1ila; shipments l429.
4 large portion Of the receipts consisted OF two
trains Of Panhandle stCckers which stopped at the
yards for feed and rest There was fair supply OF
shipping steers, stockers and butchers cattle Inc
marx ct opened strong and fairly active al
though some OF the buyers were absent. very
thing seemed 20 sell at good values. Chicago Win
1900 cattle on sale reports market firm ana active;
Kansas City closed stronger. This market closed
ste dy m -frQ
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Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA, Kan, May 70.
The receipts of corn and oats continue heavy and
prices steady. The demand is fully up to the sup
ply.
Rreceipts for q hours: 1900 bushels wheat: l,6O0
bushels corn; 1900 bushels oats.
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-GOOdm milling 15c. while other grades
are quoted at zoe and down.
CORN-No OF better pc, white 23]6c.
OATS-2GG25c
RYE-NO 3, or better 32C3f5.
HAYS % per ton, 81 o. in car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots 45c per 100 lbs.
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Wichita Leather Market.

Wichita Leather Market.
WICHITA. Kan, May 19.
Very fair amount Of business today. Prices steady
at Quotations.
SOLE MISUNDERSTANDING 29931c. B. a. ga
29C good damage 2la23C.
HARNESS-Ac0Tn oak &c, No oak SIC, L. II. sc,
Union sgc, HemlOck &c
CALF-Domestic 65c@a1 co. French 81 GOAL 50.
CUT HALF SOLES--ENtra heavy So 81, heavy
S. %, medium s. 80. light 81 25Gl %.
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FOE RENT-ROOnls


NOR EEST-TG DESIRABLE PAKTIE~-TWp
Il cool. comfortable rooms ia house with yer
auda- aud blue grass lawn H0me-likc. touNcu-
ent 10 stock yards and packing houses Cal ~ 10
North Market. dlJi 81
IvOR RENT-A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM
4 furnished with or without board az 10 NorlL
Topeka dlt.-t--
NOR RENT-TwO Nicely FURNISHED
Il rooms with southern exposure. 70 man and wife
TWO gentlemen. Enquire al ~ Wet second
street lSs-tt-
IvOR RENT-ONE NICE LARGE ROOM. cool
Il aud pleasant Ia the summer. az reasonable
price. Inquire at so North Waco Reference e.
changed. dl-s u
NOR RFNT-NICELY FUR NIsHED AND WILL
II ventilated rooms with nr-t-CIass board Call as
AZ " est Central avenue. d.
TOR RENT-A DESIRABLE ROOM on NORTH
i Topeka avenue for one Dr two gentlemen. e9u-
venleut 20 board Address ". Eagle once die 80
I,oE RENT-FURSIsHED ROOMS AT - y
L Empur4a ave ltS
IyOE RENT NICELY FURNISHED Rooms.
i SINGLE or 81 suite. spierdid 10 atiGl- closets.
well Kept. with without board Inquire A. - y.
EmporIa avenue. IA"
nor REST-A VERY DESIRABLE FURNISH
IL 81 room VI - &Orth EmyVria. ib
TOR RENT-A FLAT N THIS BUTLER BLOCK.
Il or second fOT. consisting q I've frssrlls. coal
room. CIo~s-s bath nom. efs- AEply ~ II. D. E4j-
Ter No st south Man street 10
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Passenger and Ticket Agent, 10 North
Main street,
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FOR RENT-SfOTes.

T-OK FFST-THE STORE ROOM No ~
II Douglas ave me locst4Ja- ressSl-A1ie rent X
II. E0ys. over .1- T. Do4zl&A y
IVOE PFNT-FEICE SToEE-EnON S0. az EAST
L Do-e.s-- avss4-. tEe qf-e aE1 sss. g rt-1f4- 20
g,d fsrt-.- very .csF u ltlcEL8l.g bl3lE- bar1@e
-c-l. q DO. 4Fea.~. L.4--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-20

A GENTLEMAN or LARGE ACQUAINTANCE
"a and well known in the business circles Of
Wichita desires a situation. None but responsible
firms need answer. Address Situation, care Of
Eagle. dis Ct
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POTATOES-Kansas SOC per bushel northern 75c
per bushel.
CABRAC4ES-New &c.
ONIONS-None in market
PIE PLANT-lc per ID.
SPINAGE-Sc per 10.
LETTUCE--l0c per ID.
RADISHES-l2}Sc per dOZ lunches.
ASPARAGCS-25c per dOz. lunches
SPRING ONIONS-l216C doz punches.
PARSLEY-22c doz punches.
EGGS-Sa9C per dOZ.
BUTTER-FaGcy creamery 25c, choice creamery
DC choice butter l26&l4c fair 2c cooking butter Sc
CHEESE Eastern full cream l5c half cream 1lS
PC, skim sa9c, mburger 12s lac brick l5Sl6, full
cream Swiss l6ul6c.
CHICKENS-Dressed 61g98c per h., live 81 100
90 perdOZ.
TtRKEYS-Live Ga7c per h.. dressed @Gllc,
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FOR RENT-F'dT1n Property.
U1Gs- taIs bead y peE Ike -. day.

FOR TRADE
Vrss- SIS lead " p@T Lie peT tsT-
TOR TRAUF-CASE AVID % ACRE EsNCB -
L Bette a11rfF tar sFIcs.ts Tssaderrr ss1asf ffri
No-rE Isurelas. est f-ou- ele.r a-e 49, -
Hs-sEusgE Cs---T <ar-L- IsrsS- EEfs- - FcfiA
SlzFks+ ~ ssagl- 611T- @l-+
ToR TREDF-A GDoD HORSE. SUITABLE
i fo- czr-.se CT 81 <slvsrE -ae1fs - q aeTae
O SOD ftze 1-F ~ stT Ea1s 40 1rs7F a r
a. A 81 J. care Eazas o@1os- lfz p
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AGENTS TAINTED.

w ANTED AGENT-IN FSERY CITY. Town
w and village u the United states teIceUt IN
state Of Kansas 20 take subscriptions Posfmssfers
can make money. 10 capital required sample
copies free. Cash commissions money CAI D. made
by getting up clubs Address tie Wichita Kagle.
sFHr-. Ea- -l---
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Religious.

Preaching as usual ut the Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
Rev. j. W. keeLle exchanged pulpits. last
Sunday, with Rev. MIR. Moffett. of Jefferson
City.
Regular services at the Baptist church to-
morrow morning. There will he no preach
lug there at night.
Rev. DIR. Atwill has announced his accep-
lance OF the position ~ bishop of the diocese
Of Western Missouri.
Preaching at the Baptist church Tomorrow
morning. by the pastor. Rev. r. W. Esson,
Sunday school at 9 80 u. IN. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 1899 p. IN.
johnson County Star w. T. Nc
Clurs. presiding elder OF the Lexington dis
trlct. preached Ut the Southern Nethodis'
church Saturday night. He held the thlrC
quarterly conference for the present year ii
the church next morning and left on th'
afternoon train for Lexington.
Bishop CRANBERRY has appointed Rev. Fran
Moore. of English, Arkansas to the pastoral
of the n. Il. church Of lhis city. q positio
made vacant by the appointment of Rev. w
T. Mcclure to the presiding eidership OF th
Lexington district. Rev. Moor will preac
tomorrow morning and evening at the usu,
hours.
Lexington District w. T. Mcclure, p.
Fourth Round. -Higginsyille station. Jul
II; Wellington circuit. 10, IA; Miami an
Mount Carmel. 10. 20; Herhdon circuit. .
~; sweet Springs and Blsckwater. q. y
ElmwOOd and Grand Pass. August 2. 3; CO.
der circuit, g. 3; Wsyerly station. 10, I,
Odessa and Marion Chapel, 10. IT; Lamon
and Dresden. %. %; Warrensburg. "a. !?
ChilhOwie. %. 20; MOntserratt circuit. 30. B
Columbus circuit. September q. 7; Dow
! circuit. 10, IA; Lexington station. IA. l!
4 LonE wood circuit. 20. 81.
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Railroads and Railroaders.

The MyrIck depot is 1870 feet lower than The
courthouse.
Brakeman James Morrison IL on the sick
list. II Isn't often that Jim Is missed from
his post of duty,
conductor Frank Sargent was In charge of
train 1894 Wednesday. Conductor Dennis
o'Brien having laid off for that trip.
MAIL Agent Il. l.. Jones spent Wednesday
In this city. He came here To attend the lawn
party given by the ladies of Prairie church, ut
Mr.. Rufus Young's.
Engineer Al. Ford, of the j. c., b. & L., Is
on the sick lust. He went to his home, Soda
iis' Tuesday evening. Engineer WIN. Clark
Ii making his run for him.
Inc changing of the express messengers
runs mas necessitated Mr.. Nice Stills changing
MS headquarters from thi. place 10 Sedalia.
his postoffice address Is now lock box l74.
Sedalla, Mo,
foor Joe Filling! Where IL the man woman
or child who would not sympathize with
MIN In his sad bereavement? His best girl
who lived al Adams, ran away, last week,
and married another fellow.
Conductor Geo. Barton. OF the j. c., b.. 4
L". 10 off for a few days Of recreation ant
Handsome Sam Loytt is now punching
tickets land the heads OF those who board hi
train without tickets) for him.
Last Saturday evening a reporter was con
verslng with Handsome Sam Levitt, the jolly
good- natured Mo. r. conductor. who Con
ductOr Hiram Lewis says never had q sobe
thought In his life, and he was cOngratulstin
himself upon never having made the scquair
lance of the editor of the Kansas City Sunda
SUM-. u paper which deals almost wholly i
scandals. but which has q column which
devotes to items Of interest about rsllrosder
Strange. but Sam had hardly gotten out
sight when the reporter picked up the aso,
named paper and saw this item :-"Condut
6 tor Lovitt. OF the Missouri Pacific. says thl
when words fall to express, the best way
= to try some reliable freight line."
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Y. M. G. A. Items.

We ask our friends to remember two things $.
First that we have q library and need books
for It. Secondly. that we have q hall TO rent
for soclsls and entertainments Of all kinds.
Our monthly social occurs next Tuesday
evening". 8 p. IN. We cannot give the pro-
gramme, but II cannot fall TO be Interesting.
Everybody. both ladies and gentlemen. inyIs
oil.
Our juniors held their social on Tuesday
night and they had u merry evening" OF II
with games OF different kinds. We ALWAYS
have something new for them. and one boy
sad ''he had Il better time tonight than 1 ever
did" This department Is growing steadily
and two more boys promised to Join.
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A Vote of THANKS.

The Y. NJ. e. A, Of this city, received last
week one Of the most elegant presents that
has been made 10 them since they were
organized. Mrs. j.. &. McGrew presented
them with II square grand piano and with II.
the ss broidered cover and stool.
The executive committee. ia The aaue OF
the whole aslocia.ion. passed tAe following
;esolItious:
Whereas, We have received from our kind
friend, Mrs. }. q. McGrew the gift of II square
! Grand piano. Therefore. be IL
Resolved, That we hereby express our
hearty thanks to the generous donor for her
kindness.
Resolved, That u copy of these :esointiOns
be sent to Mis-. McGrew aud published In the
-. y. NJ. TAUBMAN,
WI. BANDON,
/ A, ID, FRENCH. General Secretary.
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Card.


HI~GGINSvII.LE, July 9, lo9A.
EDITOR INTEILIGENCEH:-P Please permit
me- through your columns Ia return my
.hanks 10 the people generally for their kind
consideration toward me when acting az
.numerator in west Davis township, there
being but one exception. To Messrs. Charles
Greife, W. G.. Higgins. Henry Melnershsgea
Fritz Ernest, i. b. Powell, George Osb0rhe
and }. Doran my thanks are especially due
for tayors shown ana which will be kindly
remembered by yours respectfully,
HENRY ID. MILLS, JR.
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TH ORADI.F.

born- ~ Odessa. June G..to The wife Of MT,
j. y. Maxwell-a hoy.
10 Qdesss, Dune "a. to the wife OF Mr..
j. A. Remper-a boy.
- In Odessa, June "a. to the wife OF Mr..
Elmer Campbell IA hoy.
- In this city, july 2. to the wife of Mr.
III. w. Tunstall-a boy. The child dIe,;
Thursday evening. - ~
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-05
To tn. Citizens of Lexignton.

wish to call your attention to the fact that
the Santa Fe r. II. Co., has made n great
change IN their time and given to you better
railroad facilities than YOU have ever had be-
fore. Trains leave North Lexington for
Kansas City. ct 7 q. m. pulling you In Kan
sas City union depot at S:54, returning leaye
Kansas City ut $3.50 arriving at North Lex
lngton 8:55 p. M. Also morning and evening
trains to st. 10, and the east. Give the
Santa Fe Route your patronage and show
your appreciation Of Q railroad that Is trying
to accommodate the public.
JOHN KAUFMAN, Agent.
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A Call From G. Ben.

Fellow Citizen Will YOU take part snt
show your aHpreeiatioa Of the Inauguration
OF . line Of boats upon the Missouri river BY
Joining other OF your fellow. eitizens. wht
will b oard the steamer R0y Lynds, and II
mid river meet the A. l.. Mason. midst th'
roar OF cannon. and such music rs only on
Star band can make, showing such ~courtes,
TO officers on board az the occasion demands
II so. give your names In To-day to e. Ben
Russell. @. A. Sturges. NJ. }. Chinn or Dayi.
| Lyons, committee. G.. BEN
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-05

Owing 10 the large decline In value Of
wheat. on and after July 1st, our flour will
retail ~ fOllOws:-
nope. per lOO pounds 80. 81 90
Comfort, per 100 pounds. ......... ... . %
1nns28l2 MCGREw MILLING Co.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-05

Died In Higglnsyiile, June %, infant child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. }. W. Branch.
- AT bis home. in Odessa. June 29.SAM-
UEL SOUTHLY SHAW. aged Is.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-05

NO. 2 One substantial, we'll buih two story
Rriok Dwellipg III the blHG, handsomely
uqd CONVENIENTLY located. i rooip- and two
halls, front aud back loi, all In good condi-
ton. OAered al low price To quick buyer.
T.. WiNSOR Il SON, Agents.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-05
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city, July 2. by RI. Rev. j. j. Lilly, Mr.,
THOMAS ROSWELL and Miss MAGGIE
HOWARD.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-05

No. , One and II half story Frame Dwelling
on South street. q rooms. entire property N
complete order, and very desirable and Sbn-
VenIent TO business. Earp, wAter, iruit,
grass. trees. 40. Gan be bought now at y
Larsaip: Is s0rd s00n.
Y, WINSOR \ SON, Agents.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-05

No. i.-One story Frame Dwelling on College
street, 1 rooms and cellar, large lot, water.
barn, &c. Offered very low.
Il. WINSOR Il son, Agents.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-05

ON. 5.-Also another Rack anu Frame Dwell
ling. I've %s.orI.s. D rooms and hall and
pOISh, good barn. Must be sOI l soon. Offer
rd low. II. WlNSoR 4 son, Agents.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-05

three rooms. good locations. ON sssy terms
and cheap.
june2S,I r.. WlhSoR y SON, Agents,