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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
Wichita Hide and TaiiOw Market.

WICHITA, Kan, March IL.
There is very little activity in the market. Hides
weak anG draggy. Prices barely steady.
HIDES-No, green 2s4c per h. No. green PIC
per h. No green salt sac. No green salt 25lc, dry
hides 4@6l4c per ID. bulls and stays ltI-
TALLOW-No. sac per Id. No 2 2l3c.
SHEEP PELTS-SUlslJc each
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.

Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.
WICHITA. Kan, March H.
fair business is being done. Country orders are
coming in quite freely and very good city trade is
being done. No change in prices.
ORANGES - Mexican So 5O@3 IS per box
baskets SO 1894 co. crates s. 50G3 75
California Washington navals IS oG5 81 per
box California riverside So 5GS3 15 per box. Mes
sina SO Jta3 Is per box, Imperial Il 50 per box.
LEMONS-Messina per box, a 800 o..
APPLES-$1 40G 80 per bu 4 25Gl5 50 per bbl
BANANAS-$l 0Gl 81 per bunch, fancy S. 90 per
bunch.
FIGs-Layers I5@lsc per h. 4 oval boxes SO 5)s
IS per 10.
DATES Persian 60 lb boxes, s11@9c per lb. Fard
Estl4 ID boxes. i216c per 10.
HONEY-California Id frames l7GiSc per ID
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12

NEW YORK March II.
Money on call easy ranging from 4eg5 per cent,
last loan /. closed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 511@7.
Sterling exchange quiet ana steady at 81 sig for GO
day bills and 81 S513 for demand.
The total sales of stocks today go 435 shares,
Stocks TO-DAY xSe-e dull Int
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
Wichita Grain Market.

Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA, Kan. March II.
There arc changes of note. There are large
quantities of grain being moved. and double the
amount would be handled il there were ample ele-
vator facilities and plenty of cars.
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-Good milling 55ll5Sc, while other grades
are quoted at SOC and down.
C0RN-No, 3 12Gl3c.
OATS-l2dlSc.
RYE-No. 222G24c. No. 3 20a22c.
Hays 80 per ton; 81 90 in car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots Sc per 10] lbs
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales of
hogs at the yards today.
SHEEP.
Wichita Horse and Mule Market.
WICHITA Kan March II

There was only fair demand for stock today.
The receipts are a little slow in coming in. Prices
remain the same J. :. Lehman Viii ship a car Of
he ANY draft horses to Chambers burg Pa. toinor-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
COMMISSION AGENTS.
ABSTRACTERS.
A. ]. APPLEGATE
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS

The Photographer. Pictures n al SECS ane STYLES
lie also carries he 1lest Assortment - psccErs
frames the city. Give him frfeod,y car I'D
anime SAMPLES,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA. Kan, March IL

CATTLE.
Receipts 257, shipments l04, There good
run OF cattle again today and prices ruled strong on
good stun. Tn large bulk of cows and heifers
were OF an Inferior grade. There were some good
feeding steers and stockers and half fat cattle
slow sale but the demand Is good for choice fat cat
tie. Feeding steers sell well and are wanted. The
market closed strong
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
New York Money.

western 2sa25c. fine 2i@2Sc. finest dairy 2o@2Sc;
fine 1icSlSc.
EGGS-.12al2J5c.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
Boys.
SdIes3nen.
Employment agencies.
Under this head &c per line per day.

AZ MED Five farm HANDS at as 90 per month";
w man and wife on farm; woman TO do house
work family Of TWO, wages S3 to 1850 per week: 2
dining room girls at SIS per month; i hotel clerk.
II you want employment OF any kind apply TO us,
we have the facility TO do You good; I news agents
for train WORK. big pay and splendid Job. For par
tiCulars address with 10 cents in stamps j. X. Ken
worthy a. Co, 522 r. Douglas. 9i-3t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12

ST, LOUIS, NO.. March observation-disclosures
1901, shipments 100. Market higher Good to
fancy native steers IS 3O5 CO.. stockers and feeders
81 25G3 90 range 81 0@D3 %. HOGS-Re-
CENTS 640a. shipments 1900 Market stronger. Fair
to choice heavy So 959I o. packing grades 81 9Ud1
400. SHEEP-Rcceipts 5000. shipments 1Ol Mar
ket active and strong, Fair to choice. OosJ 20.
lambs S. 00O6 TO-
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FOE !S4LE--1yiscei{aueou,
Under this head 2c Der line per dsy.

Under this head Il Der line per dsy.
ToR SAIF-A / si7er top nnrc1 and 6a-ne-- -
street. 9sS
TOR SALE-A few copies OF Dr.. ChsSeN Receipt
street. esq
For sALE-A stock OF millinery ehsa2, w.l take
ton. l2i y Market ST. 81
For sALE-I offer The following property for
sale. Any one desiring home IN the i1lest 20
cation in the city desirable business property
that is now paying Is per cent, Will be money In
their pocket TO cali and see ne / must sell this
property and VIII make prices that viii BE- belc.
bed rock; Seven room house on y. Topeka, No. 6si
sroom house on y. Lawrence ave. No 40 II room
Lawrence, No. 49, room house on BuTan avenue;
two room houses on Market. Nos us sad AZ; ;
lots away down below pres prices. Gail and
me. A. smith. 49, y. Lawrence ave. @-5'
FOR SALE Or RENT-City or farm property.
IL - improved or unimproved. LANDLORDS, tenants,
Market new Israel block. phone Sis @S-f
l'OR SALE OR TRADE-A well selected stock Of
dry goods and notions, Invoice So 30 At first
Wichita Kansas si-s'
Lon SALE-Noiice 10 all sufferers, sam Choi
Il with his famous Chinese medicines which cure
both private and contagious diseases can be found
at No. 20 w Douglas ave. Wichita. Sedgwlcs.
county, Kansas ~
INO6 SALE-Deeds mortgages and all Kinds OF
Il legal blanks;blaEk receipt books note books etc
al the Wichita Eagle ONCE Orders by mail promptly
attended to. hy II
Tor SALE-Scale books. short hand writer's note
Il books, blank receipt ana note books and legal
blanks or every Kind. Mail orders promptly attend
oto. Call OIL or address the Wichita EAGLE Wich-
q. Kan. I.Otf
EHOR SALE-A handsome Autograph map Of the
Il city Of Wichita; gives names OF streets pubic
buildings colleges, parks. etc, sire l2Il5 linen
paper, price cents each; for 10 cents per
dozen. Address the Wichita Eagle, wichita, Kan.
q lUy u
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FOR SALE--HousehcY.! Goods.
Under this head &C per line pep day.
FOR S4LE--Horses and Tehicies

NNutT tilIs Etau c Pct IT'S PCT I-ls-
EHOR SAI4E-A pony, good sire. with harness and
Il phaetou cheap for cash; or Will trade Tor good
gentle driving nurse and cart or 2-seat riE. WIZ
pay something additional II trade suits Apply
l25 y. Market street, room ), lsFae! block. So
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AGENTS WANTED.
Under this head &c per line per day.

Under th. head &c per line per day.
w ANTED-MAS-As agent Of our patent Safes
w size 2-xlsxl inches s retail. All sizes ~ low
New styles; patterns; new lock; new factory.
Not governed by Safe Pool Every safe warranted
u chance. Permanent business. Our terms and
Catalogue will convince you Agents clear $50 20
500 per month. Write FOR exclusive territory
- w&sat - Alpine safe Co. Cincinnati o.
w ANTED-Fifteen good canvassers for Kansas
w and Texas; none but good men need apply.
Rogers, the Photo. sltf
VIZ ANTED AGESTS-lu every city town and
w village in the United states except IT.
state OF Kansas TO take subscriptions Postmaster.
can make money. No capital required SaEpn
copies free. Cash commissions money can be mad.
by getting up Clubs Address the Wichita Esse
Wichita, Kan. iii
4 GENTS WASTED-In every city end town In
"A the United States except In state OF Kansas "a
sell 10 lawyers just the book every lawyer nssds.
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oebays necessary, - book can oe delivered waeH
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reference when required Full particulars free
Address the Wichita Eagle, Wichita. Kan 1l-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12

FOR RENT--HOUSE
Under this head &c per line per day
DOR RENT OR SALE-Bnsiness and residence
Il properly in all parts OF the city. Israel Bros.
SIR
~ FOR RENT-Residence s32 South Lawrence
III avenue OF rooms and hall, in excellent repair
with city water and gas; location and neghborhood
the very best. Inquire ut 80 South Lawrence ave-
nue.. SO
Hf.. FOR RENT-One of the finest residences In the
Ell city, with ali the modern improvements; third
house north of OAK Topeka. Inquire OF George
Ross SUI n Topeka ave y.-Gs
~ FOR RENT-loa North Emporia. eight room
aud carriage room, Inquire at i04 North Fourth.
g1-f.
fyE FOR RENT-New 9-room house. with convent
e ences: only SIS. 6gf south Lawrence avenue.
w.
~ FOR RENT-1-room house and barn 10 rent
RMl cheap. corner Thirteenth and Wichita streets.
W j. Sketon, 1T y. Market st. S'-6-
r.. FOR RENT-Nice cottage on Waco avenue
"a Call at McComb Bros. III +. Douglas. $40"
81; FOR RENT Good 1ve-room house with bath
IL room and pantry; in one-hsif block OF street
car, first door south of iZ2t south Lawrence. En-
quire at SS +. Douglas or JOel y. Lawrence. t--5s
LNOR RENT-A handsome cottage or College Hill
IL Inquire at the Kentucky hat store, 40 East
Douglas. S5tf
g. FOR RENT OR SALE Residences In ali part
"a city Wright az 60. Last OF posiofice. "A II
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12

De. Z. EMMA C0BB.
Female and chudrens disease. asp-cialty Home
Tor Ladies' during Confinement. strictly priracs
when SO desired. Letters CT inquiry confidential
and answered Immediately on receipt o, same
Home. Ill south Ida avenue, Wichita Kansas
ISS
DIR. CROSKEY,
Eye, = Ear, - Surgery
once Hours TO 10 4. VI. too 2. n Sunday %
Co. koous II, EechhciEieE Building.
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.
Under this head e per line per day.
L'oR REST-A neatly furnished room at 2kl North
II Lawrence avenue. 100.
NOR RENT-Furnished or uBfurnishcd rooms;
II also 5 or roomed hoCsc and r,rOms for light
house keeping; ali new. on Third. between Topega
and EmpGria 3 G
NOR RENT-Furnished front Office room over
II l2o North Market street. IsIas! Bros. 9U
E,OR RENT-Furnished rooms with or without
4 board; convenient TO business 4ol ;. Main
10
TOR RENT-To gentlemen nicely furnished room;
L terms low. Call at room q, l4S y Main street.
L'OR RENT-Rooms al IfS North Narset by L.
L Hills. room +. vs.
L>OR RENT-Very nicely furnished front room,
IL first floor s2DG per week; furnished front up
stairs S. . per week; side room sitn uufurnisbed
room cheap. Si5 \. Market 81 ss-s'
TOR RENT-Furnished room at ~ North Mar
II ket. Oft
L'OR RENT-One furnished room Al ia y Topeka
i sat-
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-24
SANTA CLAUS AND THE DOLLS.
By MRS. NJ. +. BUTTE

By MRS. NJ. +. BUTTS,
\ little crib with Il truly bed,
And pillow and sham and sheet
Its what I've wished for the whole OF the
year,
Isn't it just complete.
My dolls are my own dear children, you
know,
And how could | rest at night
And leave them sitting there in their
chairs
Alone, without any light?
used to dream that they cried and
sobbed,
And begged to be put 70 bed;
And one fell out of her chair one night,
And made dent in her head.
It's very dangerous thing for dolls
To be left in that way, you see.
Now they are tucked in their dear little
crib,
As happy as happy can be,
How did Santa Claus know they wanted,
mamma,
A crib for their very own?
Up there where he lives with his REIN
deer,
Do they have a telephone?
And Goes he talk to the dolls at night?
1t would be handy way.
I'd like just once TO be wide awake,
And hear what the dollies say.
My aunty's acquainted with Santa
Claus
Says he lives in the Land of Hoax,
And that he and all the nations of dolls
Are the same kind of folks
So they can ask for favors, you see,
AS other relations do.
| think they will choose a stove next
year,
And china tea-set too.
The National tribune., 1890-12-11
SONS OF VETERANS,
News from The Various Divisions
Elections Of Officers, etc.



The applications for the charters Of 81 Camps
ssere approved in the month of November. or
these five were from New York, three each from
Ohio Indiana, Michigan, Kansas, Missouri and
Pennsylvania; two each in California, Illinois,
iowa Massachusetts Minnesota and Nebraska
hnd one each la Kentucky aud West Virginia
commandments Webb is absent IN New
york New Jersey and other Eastern Suites on
lmntters connected with the consolidation OF the
Iwo Orders Of Sons Of Veterans
Inspector General Marvin j.. Hall Is preparing
for a thorough inspection during the coming
Spring. Any suggestions as to a change in the
blanks or manner OF inspection should be made to
Gen. Hall before Dec, 10.
Ivory brother should have Blue Book" This
book has been carefully prepared 10y Brother
Merrill Alooros from decisions OF Gen Grn.ou, aud
only costs % cents. Send 10 your Division Quar-
termaster ion &C.
Mui.-Gen. Rudolph Lobensiein has been mp
pointed Assistant Postmaster al Wawensburg, Mo"
aud has accepted the position; thus, while the
Travelling Mems Fraternity lose courteous and
valuable member, Uncle sam gains valuable
Cmploye
Brothers remember that the time for installation
OF uflocrs-tho first regular meeting night in Janu-
Hfy-Nill suoh be here, and That nothing viii better
bring your Camp aud the Order at large before the
public than TO hold public Installations Of officers.
TO do this permission must be obtained OF the
Colonel of tic Division. do not put the matter OH
lut write 10 him Immediately for a DISPENSE
zion, aud then set TO work TO arrange an entertain
ment 10 which you will not be ashamed 90 invite
n your friends. lie, us hear OF hundreds Of public
Installations.
An application fof a new Camp At Philadelphia,
pa. received la November, was signed by 20 app,i-
Giants Tbs. is the fourth largest application ever
Deceived 30 Headquarters the others being a. Chel-
sea Mass, l05 members; Irontou, o. 100, and
brooklyn, X. y, 76.
The National tribune., 1890-12-11
Illinois Politics.

The Democrats Of Illinois are making every
cndcayor to capture another seat in the Legis-
lature, which, If accomplished, would elect Gen.
Palmer United States Senator. The latest
move was the filing on Dec. 3 Of n notice Of
contest by Edwin Cleveland at Quincy, against
George &. McCronc the Scuator-clect from tho
3jth Senatorial District. The grounds for the
contest are allegations that McCrOne Is not a
citizen Of the United States, and that he was a
resident OF Kansas during the past two years.
that McCrOne was born in Connecticut 80 years
ago, and when a child went TO Kansas with his
parents. He came to Quincy in 1872, and has
lived there ever since. In 1857 he made a
speculative trip to Wichita. Kan, and re-
manned there just five weeks, and then re-
turned To Quincy.
The National tribune., 1890-12-11
PROF. KOCH's REMEDY.
Active Investigation Of il in Progress In Earop, and
AmRriea.

America.
The Medical Weskrg OF Berlin, publishes
articles on the Koch remedy written by staff
Surgeon BehTing and DR.. Kiasato. The writers
recount the results that have been attained by
the use Of the lymph in cases Of tuberculosis,
but state that from the results Of Prof Koch 5
experiments in the direction of a cure FOR other
diseases he is not able to secure immunity from
diptheria and tetanus.
The Medical Faculty OF Paris have discussed
koch's remedy IN a full meeting and after a
long debate the meeting concluded that it was
still difficult to decide as TO the therapeutic
value of the remedy, the extent Of the dose not
being established nor the efficacy Of the method
OF treatment being proved, and further, that
It was necessary to avoid resort TO the remedy
for pulmonary orvisceral tuberculosis until
complete tests of il have been effected.
Professors Ziemssen and Bauer, lecturing
before the Munich Medical Society, expressed
themselves rs opposed 20 the use Of Prof. kOch's
lymph in private practice until the chances OF
cure are better cllculabe.
A patient in a Vienna hospital who was
under treatment by the new method died sud-
denly as soon as the reaction following the in
Otulati0n set in, and seyenteeE-year old girl,
who was iuoculatcd with the lymph for lupus
at an Innsbruck hospital, died last week from
paralysis Of the heart. She had a strong
physique, but the reaction was so intense that
she suCCumUed.
Three cousumptiyos at New Haven, Conn,
who have been treated with the lymph, show
at present a considerable improvement.
The National tribune., 1890-12-11
Tones Up the System and Restores
Lost Vigor.
Send for a copy of DR.. A. Owens
Electric World-maIIed FREE.
FROM The LAND OF FLOWERS.
ALTAMONT, orange County, Fla.

ALTAMONT, Orange County, Fla.
Or. a. owen: | can not wait any
longer to express my thanks for the
help that your belt has been TO me-.
had been suffering from RHEUMA-
TISM FOR MANY YEARS, and tried
doctors and thrown away much
money without any relief. sent for
a $50 belt, which | have used as
directed, and am now well.
am in good condition now. work
every day and feel well, so that life
is once more ful! Of joy and happi-
ness for me. Hoping that these few
lines will come before the public, so
il will be a benefit to suffering hu-
manity, remain respectfully,
J. A. SJABBOM.
The National tribune., 1890-12-11
Ouesn NIclorIa,s GrowIng IunrmIlIes.
[Nc,r Yark TriJune.l

Accounts Of the Queens health, though salts
factory, still dwell on the fact that she is not 90
active as last year. Every year she does less
and is more fatigued, and il is said by those
about court that although in all essentials she
is strong aud hale, she feels and acknowledges
regrctlully that she is able TO do less each year
Her Majesty, fortunately, avoided taking cold
this year. aud this Is ia her favor. She is now
unable to take walking exercise, aud is more
apt TO get chilled when driving.
The National tribune., 1890-12-11

This diagram represents what q "a cell, but
~ hich really j. but q minute ma. 90 apparently
sifUCuTgie-s TTotDpiasm carbon - parts IA hun
dlud, Oxygen ~, nitrogen 10. hydrogen :, sulphur
~ I the position a.! basis TO the organic series, a.
So b. known TO be tc foundation OF all bodies That
begin 10 live, and 81 all who are now living. This
vital unit t4,e- on. la obedience to the laws which
aIsarr capable Iud has from tle FIRST those functions
by which Die iu amy form j. characterized. IL de-
vaiop-i instead o.. ryiu-, although many Of It's
branches, Uo doubt, HltAeTld at ihe stock many
more are unknown, Hud all have been metamOr-
pHus.d GuIiIE Development From the UIOtlsta
81 those ancient oceans 90 which aboTEiua! life was
confined, up TO the period hen from the gtsiTead,
or animal with stomach there came animals Who
10 t4e course az ages ettuir,d yeTi-urIi axes and
finally ,ads the Gel. las been tlat ultimate NOR
biological and physiological element ia which
every initial alteration wrought IL j. so STILL
and MnI-o llxImE LlIm.- exist mm-- M-Mnys DO 50.
The National tribune., 1890-12-11

There ave lyuaves now aud then met with WHO
represent certain local biters aud poisonous stimuli
a. Identical with or possessing properties akin TO
those oi liOsicttef's Stomach Buffers These scatnps
Oply succeed in fossiiug their trashy compounds
upon people uuucquaiutcd with the genuine am cle
which D. a. much their opposite day h. 10 might.
Ask and take no substitute for the grand remedy
Tor mnlHTla, dyspepsia, constipation, rheumatism
aud kidney trouble.
The National tribune., 1890-12-11

EDITOR NATIOEAL TRIBUNE: Can procure
of you any information Of one John MOIatt.
soldier of the French and Indian war. who.
with p Others. enlisted in Col. Jas. Williams's
regiment in 1859, and in III enlisted at West
Point to serve six months in Revolutionary
war. As there is n valuable estate for his
heirs, any information as to his birthplace,
nationality, or other "dcscriptio personal is Of
value TO his heirs.-EDwARD J. WHITE, Co
iumbia Mo.
The National tribune., 1890-12-11
SEND US YOUR ADDRESS,

with 6 cents postage, for illus
trated descriptive catalogue.
containing sworn testimonials
of people cured and other VaIu-
able information. Catalogues in
English, Swedish, German, and
/ Norwegian.
The National tribune., 1890-12-11
SOuTHpkKoTA.

Orders No 9, issued at Arlington, 10y command Of
Charles IL. Cook, COlonel-FTed. w Wright, Au-
lutant-contRin tie following:
~. Additional appointments as Aids on the staff
OF the Colonel Commanding are hereby made, with
rank as Second Lieutenant: Gustn Sprague, Camp
2, Pierre Post Captain, J. B. Hcndnokson, Camp
AZ, Bangor. They viii be ODcycd and respected
accordingly.
v. Immediately after the election has been de-
cided the Captain and First Sergeant must prepare
list OF officers both elected and appointed who
are To serve during the coming year, and forward
the same TO the Headquarters at once.
VI Now, brothers that our election is over, ana
ON capital ls located at Pierre the place Of hold
ing the next Division Enoampment. where we can
be assured OF having fine time and being royalty
entertained, and that Command Chief Gen.
Leland y. Webb will meet with us. II not moro Of
l)aAotas friends. Lot every Captain Try TO bo the
hlst To get in s report Ht the end oi tins last quar-
ter No Captain IL entitled 60 "a past rank unless
he takes lie Camp through 10 the end Of the year
hc is elected 20 ON.
vi. Corporal Tanner Camp, 81, Onida, was the
htsl 10 send ln report iur quarter ending sept. 3D.
Report was received Sept. s. Camp 2S, Water
town, was second. Capt. l.. ID. Lyons aud Capt.
.ycrlss Camps both have been honorcd with au
prompiuess. shall recommend t0 oinure brothers
next quaricr and shall only recommend those who
earn the commission. Let ala be prompt
"A copy 81 the journal Of proceedings ~ the ninth
annual LucHmpmcut Of the toWmauGct-in -thlci,
held az ~, Joseph will be sent 60 each brother GA
receipt of 1--we cents 60 pay postage, The re-I-ua-
ton OF Division Adjuluul J.. D. Coleman b. hereby
accepted nu account OF change 81 location and
business. The Colonel Is very SORRY lose Brother
Coleman from his staff Brother Fred ~. Wright
ls hereby appointed 10 Adiutaut, and ali communi-
cations viii be addressed 10 him at Arlington.
VERMONT.
Officers 81 the following Camp are:
Gen. William Wells, BurliBglon-Capt, T. i.
Morse First Lieut.. H. s. Spear; second Liculs..
q. =. Rand and J. beach. Camp Council. Col. J.
\. Fox, II, :. Foster and Nm. Halls Delegates,
The National tribune., 1890-12-11

NftU Orleans Pic1ynael
IL was blo9dthiTsty country editor who
announced 10 his readers that number Of
deaths are uuayoidably postponed
The National tribune., 1890-12-11

arc the subjects with which anthropology is
chiefly concerned. Evidently such
DIyERsITIEs AND sINIILARIrIEs
result from the operation OF natural law, in the
presence OF which legislative enactments Of all
kinds are impotcut. Thus it has happened