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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-03-28

Brenshaw. Jr.-''I think ia prefer
law to either the church or the army,
-eixfsrnor."
Brenshaw, Sr.-"That'll suit me ex-
actly, Cedric. You'll be able to help me
out great deal All your tradesmen
down at Cambridge are suing me for
your last seasons bills. "-Judge
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-03-28
BE OF GOOD CHEER.

Iere never was day so long
did not have an end;
ere never was a man so roor
He did not have a friend;
And when the long day finds an end
: 1t brings the time of rest,
- And he who has one steadfast friend
Should count himself as blest.
There never was a cloud that hid
The sunlight all from sight;
There never was life so sad
It had not some delight.
Perchance for US the sun at last
May break the dark cloud through,
And life may hold a happiness
= That never yet it knew.
So let's not be discouraged, friend,
When the shadows cross our way.
OF trust and hope pve some to lend;
So borrow from me pray.
Good friends are we, therefore nc poo
Though worldly wealth we lack
Behold, the sun shines forth at last.
And drives the dark clouds back!
-Eben E. Rerford, in the Ledger.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-03-28
RrMELErHoRrE Az nee nrI1.

General Bumblethorpe is certainly a
very big man-big in stature and bigger
still in his own conceit, trimming over.
as he constantly is, with his own i'm
portance. General Bumblethorpe was
never in the army; he never was even in
the militia. But he was Surveyor-Gen-
eral once, a good while ago, and has of
course worn the title of General ever
since, and has always insisted upon it.
Hs has been q shade more overbearing
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-03-28

D baby, baby, where among the flowers,
That brighten up this grey ola world of ours,
Is one with fragrance, sweet and tender hue,
That in our thoughts we'd liken unto you.
The budding rose, the pink, the violet shy,
No, none Of these, l think l hear you cry,
I'm sure do and the flower must be, if right,
A yeller flower which meier shuts up at night.
Norris Waite
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-03-28
Better Than Leather Soles.

A Nuremburg firm is bringing out a
new kind OF sole for boots and shoes, for
which 1t claims great solidity and con-
venience. The sole consists of a sort of
trelliswork of spiral metal wire, the inter
stices being fitted with gutta percha and
ammonac rosin, which gives them both
strength and suppleness. They are liked
with special nails on to ordinary soles,
and can be produced fifty per cent below
the ordinary prizes for leather ones
They have aIread! been used in the army,
and it is stated that the results OF the
tests are very satisfactory. The soles
were found in god condition after long
and severe usag(-Eagiist Mechanic.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-03-28

Mr.. Spooney What soft eyes your
charming sister has, Johnny. Does she
ever make any remarks about mel"
Her Brother-"O, yes; she made re
mark about you very much ike the one
you Just made about her
Indeed, and what was it,"
''She said you were soft. '-Larrs,ee
American.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-03-28

Professor returning home at night,
hears noise)-''Is some one therel"
Thief under the bed)-''No"
Professor-"That' strange. was
positive some one was under my bed"
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-03-28

A short time ago little Johnny Van
Adelan, of Harrisburg, Penn, became
the proud and happy owner of toy air
gun, and he has already killed hundred
spsTrows and six rabbits with it.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-03-28

ss5wn Of Shoshong, north of
ny, South Africa, has been
-Sned by the entire population. All
that are left of the people, about 20. OOC
in number, who lived in shoshong, arc a
few white traders, who stay there to
traffic with the natives of the surround
ing country. A while ago Kahama, the
famous King Of Bechuanaland, and his
counselors, decided that, shoshong had
suffered so severely from scarcity Of water
for several years past that they would
seek new site for the town. A desirable
situation was found about 100 miles north
west of shoshong, and not a great ways
from the Limpopo River. It was large
undertaking, as the people are quite well
to do and have a good deal of personal
property and about so, 900 cattle. The
fields Of corn and millet which they
abandoned extended for many miles
around shoshong. The transfer occupied
about month, and the people in their
new huts have at least the certainty of an
ample water supply shoshong was the
largest native town ID South Africa.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-03-28
BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SKETCHES FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES.

Our Little Babe-Rather Absent
niinded-Handy TO Have in the
Family-The Maiden's Wish
Ocular Demonstration, Etc.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-03-28

chauncey NJ. Depew, the distinguished
railroad president and after-dinner orator,
before the Philatethean Society of vassar
College, said; SIN Europe there is mani
fest to every intelligent visitor the domi.
nant power of some commanding intellect.
Bismarck rules the fortunes Of Germany,
and all Europe, in truth, but not more
truly than the great minds of other lands
control the feelings and the thoughts Of
their people, and Of the stranger that visits
them. 1t is when one goes to Scotland
pecially that he realizes most this power
'2ht over mea and things, for the
seems to be filed with the
men-scott, Knox and
LeAD ,sa.,59 one meets with
% ;Sgi. &c e IDS him of them, the
es( pos, the places where
and rte.
metry
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-03-28

More spruce butter tubs are manu-
featured in Vlrmont than in any other
State il the Ufon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
.SHIPPI.NG NFUS
popTOF NEw.YOEK &C.. .......TIESnAY OCT T. IA
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
.,.,mcr I,nr,nk Brj. Kgby. Iondon sept .? with md."
~ " j Hufs' ,,..... ,.i,.,,. ..., ,,..,,
81, ,,,,h md.r uhd passenger, 4" u"hrrspn Bros
,r h..U
"a ,itI, ni,- pa,-rhg'I-' '"if'h e." AIr": 81
tlr B.ra
r.. md nas.ui ger, ,.rlr'sS ArrI''d Al III" lar
=.
Steamer iH!Hhht ''i'' h""s'' ''''' ~ ny = !" M
s,rsmof Australia tnr MckrArnr MEDITERRANEAN port.
vain ns' and t. iirnrf
sou Uro, ArfNrI Al the nii ~ NOON
santos sept ~ vi''I misc
f., i,sI 4 Jrvum. c,i At Inv At !. .Oi
hIr,n-r Muic;aun t"pnui. MAia'as dI,~. IN sugar
VI rt3I!Ur a 60" VESSEL I" 10" SUMMIT ~ NIN"i
al tir BLf al =
siramrr lual oi..n t-inn) arn"ia. Vera -"
u,,aun uii-r Z" VI 'tnll's
N -, Arrived al tho Bar at / -
Dnranp lIy rnr New orleans Gays win m'''
10 John ] Van ~.'klt
-i.,I, s,ur i IrIas. VILLAINS. frrnandina ria brnns
w.ck IN n,'sr and pn--"nsh' I" II Mallory " -"
IGm'k
SUNSET Wind at SANDY HOOK. irr-L T. ''sgy AMI tair
"xS 4, ,,,y i.ann-wind fresh ~. roIlv lni t'h',
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Beulrd tDii. tti. JApinAri lima I'f;. VA
NaI,a pt 10 indse TO diic NI'y Co. AINriA ~
tho Bar At iUp IN
CLEANED.
steamer Grrmanlc tBr. CaHieTon Liverpool va 0ue'ns
aAwu-J bruce ismas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

r,,rr L of tbc f., Ec:imr.,; United states Ar
tilcrv stationed al Fort Iiamil'"n VIII eve AL tx
Iilition DIN on the parade cr''nd III Pr'-p''' f"rh
hctw,cu :, AID 80 o'clrck p. Wcdn"~in' "'i"r:
d. CAPTAIN V. W. Dil'nlccE Will command III" bat
tcrv which will he equipped with ;'2n'h bore hr"'h
loadn: guns, each Of which with H. 'dI>,"n VIII re-
ulirc eight horses to move II.
Man, persons are suffering from ufn"n7a and fears
are entertained in some quarters {" rctrn "i the ~
welcome visitor Of last winter. b" IA grippe i'''th
Commissioner Griffin laid yesterday inst ne iih ~
cevcd no or, iI communication that wayrHnr! '"ar
a. thc return Of the disease. but adnifhf mar VI"
weather wa. nnfavoI7,r for Catarrhal and bronchial
afcc.i.r~.
Death. last week. 800. showing Il death rate Of lSo'
10 900: births ;3!, marriages. io''
The prospcrt IIarricrS on Monday night elected the
following officers. President. j. II. Mcllnr: hrSi v"r
PRESIDENT f.. W. Drllar: srcnnd vice prc>l"n' T.. W
rrrth: secretary. ". l.. G:owiacr ASSISTANT '"'fr
tarv g. +. rige" treasurer. Frank J Webb ''"'alh
r n. Whitlarh: fit lru"nan'. ". e. Dow; second
lieutenant. Frank H. Kuhlkr. TIL" ilirfrrN WI" are
tie clrmpon cro>~comn'ry team of Ah'"''1 W" soon
bui,d = .Iul, ho,-r on their ground n Flnti'n-h
Ms, Lizzie urnI~ly of 80. Tol Gate ave. WI" pub
u,ly lo: cv ipprd Theodore urri"rf "u Thursday last
wa hr.,,c; tir Gates Avcnu" Police" nr' v'-''na'
mr,uilr tn answer 80 a charge Of a-~Irt ~ ~" lhfd
decree BROUGHT AGAINST her hy nfs''"f Mi' 'rfiNN
PLEADED Mt :1iilty and VI par""d nuiil N""'''.
THE Eroohlvn IIanI Ia. brought action in IL" >"
,,rc Com, .-in,i jaime. T. Foster pir>it"n Of ~"
Err,!lcan LEAGUE. ,vrr ~ pr"in>~"T not" Tor
500 drawn in favor of D,ncl " TalIna!c AID ""r;'
{, MARTINI Tia. defendants alirl ii that tn" not" Hld
been pad or that arrllcrmru,S bad been made fr tHh'
pur,,o>c ralin.der E, Martin DID ia" printing -
the Republican League during ne Last F''~ih"'' -"
campaign.
Adhesion of IN. conr' 81 tpp",l- ga ha'd"i d ~n
Yesterday arrrniu. ia" 'o"~tin'i''iiN q" t'" ''''
e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
dFE1IRS ~ BROOHLIN
FOUND DEAD BY HIS LII HE 'iiilh'NE>'
rury sr.r hin HANGING IL HIS Room AND
WONDER WHY HE DOES not SPEAK To THEN.

Tuui. V Palmer undertaken. r"rinli''d Nn
eide ~ a j.; Of dcepoildrn'y yesterday morning ~
~ - seventh ave. where hr had hi office ana
borur lie had been Il widowci for tw" years ANA
.cy.u lie appeared in hi> usual health on M"idN
5-h, W'icii the children awoh" Yesterday mrhH'3
tiny .,w trrir father hanging from ~" 'ialid'r"r
They RAJ: it screaming. AM mad" thrir way |" 'c
.tr.i They rr, polio rnIan. ana Win H"'N "''"
,..r, rld lI that Papa J. hanging 10 y" ~.
rh. puzzled ,ol,,:,ln went 10 III" h''~" ANA f"H"o
I'm. dead man aud hastily cut him doWl Inc hoF
va, ,,ld apd the children wanted 20 know II h'
Wa, dead Mi. Palmer had been Oppressed III 'FifIt>
-, ~ ,,,co ll- vlfr died. and hi, bit, .ir"~> had moi
,,,r.rod Of Late. lie Wa> i!ilrry ~" years ""'
The incrlv IN rc:ad e. 4" -ni''d' Nv ~ "'''
r,n 80, Shaved :hl, tnr muh IL IL" 'ad lniH W.
elected before he cndci H. l'" lie W'I' ON q"
N,ra,y il tnr IA II wc,rir. Slippers ana w''h"' i"
,.., ., ,r u'nl,rclia He ~l'rt with hi> chii'l III
,l. ,,u, room with hiu and tucked them III bed q"
,r,,.l,y ,-.li. ad AL he W. c'hl: I" sf n' az"
itr fullv in re m'rnln- ~" hN Aw""' am -"
a., f,tl,. hri..inr r"ii the 'and .r'l III I've rom
- m he l,, iWo'r hi ~t't aW amer tl'N''f :"
,,f,,, ,,,c, md !. I'm. No. iit wr'' I'll " Nl,"r -
Am - .I. q >.,,v.:N. The u"l-ll'H M h' W'""
,..lir ,,.ri 1t ia few m,:nu" bay 'tii I" u ,,
rio. -, ,.,, vl,, 'ri and waited f. 'N !i:h' ana ll'
SAT- q ,It {, =, !, t'' Ii NJ" az fr"i '"' -. -
i,.,,.. ~ !,,>.i.'h 4. h.i o tic ~ III, ponce
,I Il., were ,.;"l Tor ~ t!r1r uh'l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
rrurAr,AL ny THE CnOENL SOCIETY.

The fret rehearsal 81 the l!T'"kNn nora H"''N 10
the present season held ~ the Poytr hnir institute"
,s, ,i.h, II v.s said by xn thai tIirr" world h'
a number OF additions 70 the regular chorus q" ~" \">
that Mortimer VISA would continu" I" act n con-
duc,o- Curing the coming season. a"h NAV VI" -""'E
w,ud ro,,ahv better worn this year tnan "N'; me
c,.r ~ I'm. -uctv ar. Henry T.. Hut hin son. pr"-i-
d.u, Charles T. r,al" N.cr.pr>d"nt: tl"n"n. I"k'tt
TREASURER: D. NJ Swaurv. secretary. The "fi'':~ " IN
,,, ar singing rcnlr> /. G. Buv' ~'"t iiv Zen
amin -. Chisholm. u'a~rrr; '""hl H. H. ''u''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

Iuton adopted nrr"as" IN" salary OF NJ j. Carney
i,snrctor OF coal and VOID from 100 ~ 800 ON
uoto, o Mr. Rowe IL w,s announced the Of the
meeting " vot o. 90 TO l6 TIA; III" boys department o,
the Central school should no organized ~ All indrpnd"nt
school from February ISl conmitf"" {" 'hr"" Was APP
nointad To communicate >fa"" railroad companies IN
regard TO a reduction In carfarrS for school chiar'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
Cunning, but Tricky.

A MMONIA powders claim to
n be "frcc from alum, etc.
Alum powders claim to be "frce
from ammonia, etc. Instead OF
saying what their baking pow
dcrs don't contain, why not state
what they do contain
All that is used in Clevelands
Superior Baking Powder is pure
cream of tartar, pure bicarbonate
of soda, and little flour to pre-
serve the strength.
p,rt, r1rrorn u,o,irIv cor .l-'.s;.. -si Fifth
AZ. 10 and 49, tth'ih" .,..-,.. .,
ACKER NFEI;NiI. Cb\p1T. ~ h"'hprs'S~
IL Brood and lcl0 Si\t''aNr'
Ana trh,r lICh-' las ''r"''r'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
NI&\IEk(TtREW

.,o,,,, ,.,y o, Ch.ra:, Nr. k"''o'l. Liverpool via
,,,,..n-,n,f T., ter Nr.I.tH N.f>
"..,,,., a.. rr MURPHY i,f"r,o"' "a t!n"en'to"n
. " =, l.. ,u,.i 'i-rl i,tutu~r. Ulm'nrS 'r''s
.,,,ur, Wn ..,ni Hrgi. "rtnt AniN"iP i"'r "rehi q
So
>f,,ia.r All h,wt'"ti -" ',.' "n' " N'h : ~,
Williams T.. rs" ~ ana t'f
,,t,., II N.,'N 4 "a. ,.....
t',,,t, ~ %. baltimore. laW-- EiuLr'"k so warren
!!f a., ,., ,,.,,,,.,,. rl,,i,. u,o.,
West Point. Nh-j" Ib'miii1oh
,,,, ~ Re- .l. IIniphora Newport News and Norfolk
GA uomiil"i $50 :. :, .,--., -.
"" ,,,, ', T. Niilc ~'nbh. l'n-"' r II Hmuh 60
steamer Herman Whi"f N""'i'''' ro'"" " ''"''"
SAILED.
..,,,r. ,,il,,r Mar-".ll,. TOR !avre Eoh"nil. Ham
,..,. ',,,.,n i,ninn WN"'ln.. l.!S"rt"o' Maf"".
i,,,,.k. al. India West l"ht
,l.,.,l.i via Long fs!,1i "rInl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

MINIATURE ALMANAC.


.,rr.., A 40 ser5 - Moan r." 3ihm Noon aG. -
mon wtrgG
4 x-c,ndr Hook. Al? Gor lsinnl 90 ilel G'" 80
a S.mJy Hon. - toy Island 80? Iiri cate Bis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
AnnOuncr: meats.


BTr S1I\GS,
U.,,,h Food Coulun,'- '.l'it sap cures urm' oi
I,;,h and all drI"a.-i-
DrArxrss AND HEAD NOisrs CrRrp
.rr,h. rAI lX,tsiHiE T"HrIAK EAH 't-HI' ~ VIM
SuCr"ss,ul nlrn al rrll' Yes faIi
book Of all or RI" + IlI~ OK '' WAY y
Hilary a. DANIELS. NJ ID,
N..~l ~:ili -.
n,.c. 10, M, Nrr,", :, ,t,.u ,.,ni'p Urinary organs.
1u,ntrtr, and St,r!I,y. iiour, 10 l. , I" \.
Keeps faIl and Winter lndrrw'ar: largest
sio. all grades lowest pace broadway. BIT lin ahs
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
WATCHES,
PORCELAINS,
clocKs Ginning CLOCKS, &c.,


Tall clocks III lin" cabinet work cases o'
spccia designs. with or without chimes. Man
,nl cl,.l> in light entered marbles and git. y
GREAT variety of git and crystal regulator clocks
of oil ,izc, \ finer variety OF travelling
cnd, ,pi1in timc.s and r'pratcr>D than ever
hc,uIc shown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
,.,r,.r,..n Wh'fn"t. tor i;"''"n.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERA
InnIt,,S PORTS

u,y,lIr oct Arrived. steamer An'h"ta Or. amy
RON S-S y ofh 81 her way '"''.hHr""
,nrrrnl,AN. titt o Arrived. steamer M'iNI'W '''"I
%, irom ,rN lork
,,,rr OF . sailed steamer Nne'n '''f in'"iS H""
n ,,urur. hrurr FOR NrA-i "rk a.,
,,ur, AZ ra's"i. st~nm"r Al>h W. ""H
hons, ff,tn Nrili ports '"i Nr"'l"rh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
INCOMING SIR NIRS.


IU.DAT
Vessel
$780,, aalia
T.,
, ~ 81, nr,go. LiN"fpo"l
Tin lavrfir'oi
Allrr ll"yd Er-m"n va H"nt'P'on W. '.n
Z,,uL,m. Meth Amer. Amai'Tlih ~ 80 p" ~
\ M. Stnl. Aht~rfb -...ii -"
France ISS brayIl. III" Lan"if" "'.' - :"
Nutlri uurbrr. Nn'i~a rh lsloiIs pm ~,
ti,y Of Alr,sLdra. Nh~ nbI hnNW'.. pm W"
III R>DN,. 'h I -
=, to = - STATE 'iihSE'~
60 u ambirs l. y" u III PIn
90 ~ 4
Dui,.n tyiI"l,e,, i,rrnuia -" ~"
OtT -
Nsvport Pacinc Mail. Asplnwnll .....tu am -
IInbsna span trans. Havana. &'.-.-.--.l' " - !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
pR0NzEs, DECORATIVE OBJECTS &c.

I,rnnz" groups. figures. ''l>t'. nrn> 'h,'s'
cand"lahrI. etc: M"\"aii onyx an" "'"','
rabies. stands. pcdc>faI>. etc. Among GOODS
,u.i received are som" ch"lr" and dainty pi'c''
81 E,rnrh cabinet ware" Visitors ar" especial
Iv invited ,o make a I'l>urrl, inspection OF the
objects on this floor
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-10

Among The Eo1es Il toe qusTserfy sess--
naeTls CT tEe PAlextane e<pscra a1@o1. fuz4a - Al
accosIn. Of fresh disroysr:es a. Toe Poot u
Betkesds- IN cbea-Eg JBt Toe c-yTs of tia
enRrcA buia as scs southeast angie - tss
pool r. tie txzDes OF tss CFAs@1Ses. Ut EAs
northwest cerss-. ctcs. - 81 operE-s 1txa
permits the vaSax % be SEQ and dras~s 70,
srd surrounding 2 Etsie door sS<n etsxruc1ec,
which Sogbs.es G61x,iS ~sy of G4sc,zs -
tse yskidi> II tee pooI, --rs found ssry g.
t.srestlng rsxza-zs of q zurai painting wxscn
areu szrfy c11fr-n tse alse@s1y nozEaso4ss
proofs Il sa< &ash>-ss-cs:y q toe Pooi II
2e.aessz- Arb fszaA~es1 has ae~Sxo.~z
ts> hesds All haosis a rsae 5cr-~. bur rcs-
Hlsszz-.zdins tGa:, ever tee h5tss cor z~n-
tsuosd nnsrv II visinse Va be2zsSri sad --s
preserved aSn1zs u r vsrgsd Egzre, vhxa
czsEsss IT, -sser bv ~o4ch I. - =srcAr.ed
e tAs Elc.zls 70 bs moved Aaa sS5.S<arn-
rrEs 3 81 r7s~rprp<zssJa x fAsE2@k4~ PES
sazn N ancsEs nEszory, wE2oe o~sorsoey hso-
"za a1c> -=zt d0~E ~ cer-z-r sessun sT1<I5
sne posl and frp1b2sd fA@ water. Sew ycrx
Cs-11-1s---zl a1-err~
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-10

The harvest excursion" season Is past
and the santa Re route. pleased With it.
success In each q those yycurk40ns. sgsls
eomes 70 the front with still another iun
ducement for people 20 trsvsi va tna-
popular line. in the way ~ rou1s-:rip ~r-
cursion tickets, At greatly reduced rsts..
20 principal points 10 Old MeIlco, Ne.
Mexico aud Texas. also Aik-n :. g.. Aa-
gusta. Ga. Birmingham. Ala. Bruns-
wick. Ga Callahan. Fla Charleston :.
G, jacksonville, FIa. Mobile. Ala. New
Orleans La, Savannah. Ga. Tnon1ss-
JuBs !, isa9 Transit limit % DointA in
BE- y days each way, % other paints named
above, transit limit viii De "a Gays ssca
WAY.
Tickets ar. also now On sale 70 prisctpsl
tourist poiats ia California. also PJaeu.x
snd Prescott. A riz-. Part sEd Orr. good
for slr months, vita soing huis % d~y~.
La Vegas Hot Syrtng.. y. N. Ogden aBt
salt I.zxs City. Utah. Idaho and souts1s.
good tor - days. transit Hfuit - says sach
way. Stop-over privileges allowed o1 al
tourist tickets withln transit lIEusts-
F1ll Information cseeFfaliY z1Tea rsla-
tive 20 ro1fe- AID rzte.- -ids-tr1p rz-ss
and ether special rates 20 pot1rs % ths a.
= q : 2. x z Quoted IN egDiiestiau-
Sleeping car scoorsn n a6asions s<euret snf
baggage checked - csselnz1loE. CAL "a
o. address " y Murs.ocx. azen,, * y.
Main street and raasn asp0.
t5Eo. SscHoEs1s.
G. p 4 T A. A 7. * :. r. 4 r.
g-sf T9p@ks. EsnsAs
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-10
Chicago Grain ana Produce.

CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. 9.-Moderate trading
characterized the wheat market today
though 1T times a very quieu feeling ex-
listed. There was no special feature Il
trading The close was about I@4c
higher than yesterday.
A good trade was reported in corn and
the feeling was stronger, higher prices be-
ing the rules on all futures. About 500
600 bushel Of May sold at 31Tc by local
operator was readily absorbed by local
shorts. The market closed 4@3sc higher
than yesterday
Oats were stronger and 1s@4c higher.
Only moderate trade reported IN mess
pork Prices were advanced 25@30c, more
especially on deferred deliveries, and fairly
well supported 10 the close.
Trading in lard was limited and there
were no material changes. Prices ruled
2t5G5c lower.
In short ribs there was only fair busi-
ness transacted. Prices ruled 5G I0c lower
and the market closed steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-10
PPTEr MENTION.

Harry McGowen, prominent horse and
mule dealer and shipper from Mcpherson,
was on our market looking for two car
loads of good horses to ship east.
KiIlgore & Cliff, Bluff City, sent in a
car OF hogs.
H. H. Walker, Walton, marketed hogs.
Houston bought two cars of cattle.
g. Koch, Cheney, had hogs on todsy's
market.
Clark Means, Andover, sent in some
good hogs.
James Grimsley, Viola, marketed cattle
and hogs.
NJ. u. Munger, Harper, came in with
one car hogs and car of cattle.
T. Neff. Arkansas City, consigned q car
Of cattle and one car OF choice hogs
Lee Nichols, Rochester, was on the
market with a car of hogs
!. p Kell. heavy shspper from Clear
water, sent in car OF hogs
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-10

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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. No. Jan 9-The Daily Indicator
reports: CATTLE-Receipts $50. shipments $50
Market strong. 5c lower NaSiyss = lJei ca cows
81 55G2 So sUockers and feeders s. SOC TO- HOGS
Receipts $500, shipments none; Market strong
All grades IS 55e3 621{ Bulk s. 5'1e@a 20
sHEEP-Receipts $40. shipments 4va Market
strong. Good 10 choice muttons s. JG6S W.
stockers and feeders & 501l5 p.
CHICAGO. III. Jan. 9--Fhe Drovers' Journal re-
ports: CATTLE-Hecei l5,yQ1, shipments 400
Market steady closing easy. Beeves S3 15e5 -
stockers and feeders s. 25ss 81; COWS. bulls and
mixed 81 5Bd5 IL Texas cattle g CGai 10. HOGS
Rece9s <2O shipments 100 Market strong clusin.
easier. Mixed IS =, heavy seas 50 iIghl
s. 55l5 s.. skips S 00.5 u. oREEP-kecelpts ttO0
shipments 10d. Market strong &c higher. Natives
S3 U).G5 80, western led So 0o55 So Texans
s. Sl1s 25, lambs IS 00sS 20.
ST LOUIS No, Jan. Receipts l 90
shipmenrs none. Market steady 20 strOug. Good
70 fancy native steers s. 5es4 q. stocl.ers and
feeders 81 NGS TO- range - 5Gs3 o.. HOGS
Receipts 65G, shipments co., Market active
&c lower. Fair 60 choice heavy 81 60G3 Is. packing
grades s. 5j13 a. SHEEP--kecet pts % shipments
none Market active and sCrc1s. Fair TO choice
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