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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
Brief Mention.

Another big Tuesday at the yards.
NJ r Baird. AnnesS. came in with q car
of mixed stock This is his first ship
ment and he says it made him some
money.
Dorsey & Alexander sent in car of cat
tie and hogs from Ashland.
w. g. Arneht, Anthony; was on the
market with cattle and hogs.
William McKitrick, Augusta, had a car
of hogs on the market.
:. L. Page Goddard, marketed a car of
light. smooth butchers steers. which sold
well
Sterling & Brinley, Peabody, marketed
car of hogs.
A Golden, Whitewater, was on the mar
ket with a car af hogs
J. w. Norris Ziba, marketed a car OF
hogs.
p. 7. Quisley. heavy shipper Of Harper,
sent in a load of hogs.
Alex. Knott. Belle PLANE, had car of
hogs on the market.
John Gilchri>t. Belle Plain, marketed
car of hogs.
George Friend. Cicero, came in with
ear of cattle and hogs
/. q. Beebe sent in car of hogs from
Udall
A. Huffbauer Mulvane. was on the mar
ket with cattle and hogs
Mr. Dobbins. Viola. came in with a car
of cattle and hogs.
+. f. Burchinal, Ewell. had a car of
mixed stock on the market.
Mr.. Speers. of Speers X Mclaughlin,
Milton. was on the market with n car Of
hogs.
Hamilton * Sparks, Norwich, sent in
car of hogs for today's market.
White y Cain. Freeport, had a car OF
mixed stock at the yards
c. II. Harrison, Millerton, marketed a
car Of cattle and hogs.
Rittenour & L.arkin. Cunningham, mar
keted a car of mixed stock
:. D. Rohinette. Brenham, had cattle
and hogs on the market.
Charlie Smith, cattle buyer FOR the Oold
Packing company. was strong buyer to-
day. paying - 61is for twenty-five head Of
99l-pound butcher steers, which was called
a way up price by all the commission men.
The Dold'S are killing a great many cattle
now. and are buying nothing hut good
grades in steers. cows and heifcrS. AMI are
also paying strong prices for everything
suitable for heir trade. II Is needless 10
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Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.

WICHITA. Kan, April S.
There are no changes Of note in the market. Job
bers and commission men report a very good bust
ness No change in prices.
characterization. So GOsS % per box baskets
So Ta4 co. crates g 5FG5 75 California Washington
navas - coos 81 per box California Riverside s. 80
as - per box, Messina s. 1908 70 per box Imperial
81 - per box.
LEMONS essina per box, 81 5Oa5 90.
APPLES-Sl 401l 80 per bushel, - 25d5 % per Dbl.
BANANAS-SI 30 q 81 20 per bunch, fancy IS 90 per
bunch.
FIGS-Layers 1591Sc per ID, 4 oval boxes s. 508.
- per 100
DATES-Persian 20 ID boxes, S]@89c per ID, Fard
l2Gli ID boxes, PKG per 70.
HONEY-California Id frames. EalSc per Id.
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Notice.

Those in correspondence with friends in
the east who contemplate visiting Wichita
on business or pleasure in the near future,
should be advised OF the series of home
seekers excursions 70 he run by the popu-
lar Frisco line from ~. Louis to Wichita
on April -. May ~. September ., Septem.
Der - and October q. 1890.
These tickets are good 10 return thirty
days from date OF sale and are sold ~ the
extremely low rate Of one fare for the
round trip The Frisco line i the only
line running two daily express trains
between 1t. Louis and Wichita without
change. ID. WT>HAET.
General Passenger Agent, -. Louis, Nc.
dl0ltf
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Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA, Kun, April 3.
There is little of interest to note. There is good
supply in all the lines and fair demand. Eggs
steady. Choice butter wanted.
POTATOE-kansas 45c per bu. northern 50dGlc.
CABBAGES-New California - 5JG3W per 100
lbs.
ONTONS--Fansas, 81 25G1 80 per bu.
EGGS---9dl0c per dOZ.
BUTTEB--Fancy creamery 25c choice creamery
pc choice butter l5a 6c fair PC cooking butter Sc.
CHEESE---EaStern full cream &c. half cream La
12c, skim Sa9c, limburger 5al6c brick lj@IGc, full
cream Swiss l1G 6c.
CHICkENS--Dressed- GL5dSc per Ia. live 81 J0&
? - per dOZ.
TURKEYS---Liye6 97c per 10. dressed Sale.
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Kan, April ).
Grain receipts are running little light. There is
a strong demand for corn. Wheat and oats are
wanted prices quoted. Prices on corn run steady
TO strong.
GRAiN-Car lots track:
WHEAT-GOOd milling JSdG0c, while other grades
quoted at Soc and down.
CORN-No. or better, l7}5c. white 1916.
BATS-I3i5Gt4c.
RNE-No. 22l2ic, No. 32gG22c.
HAN-S4 - per ton, 81 20 in car lots.
GROUND CORN-ChOp in car lots S5c per 100 lbs
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Wichita Leather Market.

" I.IIA, MIL, April 5.
There are no changes worthy Of mention. Country
orders coming in fairly well. Prices steady at
quotations.
SOLE LEATHER-(Slaughter) 27a29c B. A. 25Gs27c
good damage 2lGL23c.
HARNESS-Acorn oak sc, No. 1 oak SIC, L. H.
so. Union 2Sc HemlOcl Doc.
CALF-DOmeStic 65al 90, French 81 l0al 20.
CUT HALF SOLES-ENtra neavy IS 81, heavy
g. %, medium 3 50, light 81 256l 10
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

Depot SECOND and Wichita STREETS. ticket Office ~
North Main street D. o. HiEfhEEI
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
NFw TINE TABLE cucAso. ROCK ISLAND q
FsffFIC HAII'TAH-
t-treai Rock Island Noufr H
Ia effect and after April o. IN
TRANS AHRtvE trAtE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09

Elegant reclining chair sar~ ou al trsiHs H-.I
Pullman slice ITr- from WirhifA f1 hHarFs D ffsi
Chicago without change or aiEHf trains. I..h3ta
north. south. ard wet and atF.tFl-lIU t.r-Hfa
sold fu an FuruFFar lftUfs - lowest Ftffs cry
-fresf. passed. aer station r95Esr Dstzt1s AID Hsi
ayeuus- Telephone %"
e. a HrrHrHFuUp T4e4rs Agent
LAn- -LML III q q y L 2 -------- IL
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HOGS.

Receipts 1929. Trading the early market
~ about Yesterday prices, but kilograms from
Kansas City noted decline OF 5a1I2c which Caus
ed Il break in this market Of a strong nickel and
and was called 1lsc by some when compared with
yesterdays market. The receipts were liberal but
hardly up to last Tuesday to numbers. The
quality of the offerings average good. Heavy run
in Kansas City caused the break. If there should
be light tomorrow prices viii probably ad-
vance 2I6@5c The packers would have purchased
more hogs today had they been offered. The mar
Ret closed steady at the decline.
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ST LOUIS, No. April 8.
FLOCR-Steady and firm but quiet Xxx
go 20G3 80 family 81 4Ga2 30 fancy 50 1903 45 ex-
ira fancy 50 75@3 S. patents 81 l5@4 p.
WHEAT-Hgher, market closing with May and
June nc, July &c, and August nc above yes
terday. No 9 red cash Sic May S0lsc asked,
June S014c bid, July 771sc asked. August TI15c.
CORN-Better. No. 2 mixed cash 25c. May closed
2S3sc. July 29l4d295sc asked. August 3gSc.
OATS-Higher. No cash PC bid, May 23l6c
RYE-NO hard lower at I5fc.
BARLEY-Scarce and firm.
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New Pullman Car on the Santa Fe Route Be-
tween Wichita and ST. Joseph.

The Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe rail
road are now running in their night train
leaving Wichita at 9:25 p. IN. a new cOmbi
nation Pullman sleeping and chair = car
Wichita to st. JOSEPH. through Topeka
and Atchison. This car arrives af Topeka
at 4:35 a. IN. Atchison at 6: 40 a. IN. and st.
Joseph : o'clock a. III. The Santa Fe is
the only line having this arrangement
from Wichita. W. d. MURDOCH.
33 If, Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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wichita Hide and TalIow Market.

NICHITA, Kan, April :.
The market today developes nothing new. Prices
rule steady.
HIDES-No green 22lc per H. No green 2l4c per
H. No green salt lc. No green salt 2J4c, dry hides
4aGl2c per Id, bulls and stays llec.
TAiLGN-\O 3f4c pei ID, NO22jsC.
SHEEP PELTo-t0G15c each
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COMMISSION AGENTS,
4. j. APPLICABLE.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

The Photographer Pictures in all sizes and styles
He also carries the finest assortment OF picture
frames in the city. Give him friendly call and
examine samples.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK, April :.
Money call easy. ranging from 4Jy4i3 per cent,
last loan closed offered At per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5ct12.
Sterling exchange quiet but frm at 81 - for "
day bills and 81 SD for demand
stocks were duh today and closed at about yeSter-
days figures.
mo total sale Of stocks TO-DAY were 3s47 shares
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, Kan, april 5.


Receipts 2l, shipments -. The market was very
active and strong 10 higher prices was rulnE lea
ture on good fat cattle Everything sold about Is
soon it reached the yards and several car loads
more OF fat and heifer- would nave round
ready sale, some of the order buyers udn I have
cattle enough MI shipments which they want
ed to make tomorrow. The DOld Packing company
the strongest buyers for strictly choice cattle
of anybody on tOday's market. Poor and inferior
grades are still weak and slow sale. Chicago mar
ECt firm and active. Kansas City Zoe lower.
Native shipping steers, fancy, 1iO09l6j9
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, No, Aprils
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOUR-Firm. Xxx 75c; choice 81 Is; extra fancy
81 50G1 -; patent 81 75@l -.
WHEAT-Weaker. No , hard cash sc; No. red
cash and April lie.
CORN-Stronger. No. cash &c.
OATS-No. = cash &c bid,
RYE-No , cash 81 I4c.
LEAD-Quet but steady. Deslverized refined
G2l6, soft Missouri 81 51is.
MILLSTUFF-
CORN MEAI4-40c.
CORN CHOP-5Sc.
BRAN-Firm. 471sc.
HAY-Firm. Good TO fancy prairie 81 OO97 90.
FLAXSEED-Sl y.
BUTTER-Firm. Good TO fancy creamery l6@22,
dairy good TO fancy l5G11c.
CHEESE-Steady. Full cream twins 1GGU, Young
American l0Gllc good to choice St5lOc.
EGGS-Weak at l0c
LIVE POULTRY-Firm. Choice hens - o. mix
ed hens and ROSTERS IS O1@3 80 small fat chickens
IS COOS 80.
PR0VISIONS-Steady
HAMS-S9 D.
BREAKFAST BACON-SS16c.
DRIED BEEF-715c.
DRIED SALT NEA TS-ShOrt ribs s. %. long clear
IS 80, shoulders 81 25. short clear IS -.
SMOKED MEATS-Long clear s. %, shoulders Sc p
shOr: clear sides 81 %.
PORK-$u co.
LARD-$6 3713.
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W4NTED-Hor<es and TehicIe.

uvAxTFf3-FfoRSE FoR EEEpING LIGHT
w w0rs- god czFr- Allre-- 20 fzrs Eszse
o. dsI
WANTED AT NNEE - WITTY HEAD HF
w -fzirkerE. hor--s ssz1 nzs-s7s- frrsl Fsa~a
Old vseE-hfs frv,-r elz- -ezlr- 1116r-1 pssaEss
sse-rze hlE-
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F0R RENT-HisoeiIaBeons.

1r.fr -sssf as@a- = ~ ~ - -sf
E.~sA EsT-i.lf Ky SABLE as DfsfH
I-uE -A-F-AT ffas.F Af-TT-k CASH Waltz
i Tie Irrars rre-E rs-sE s<y17~- ~45s~ ae -
ofst E=vE- asz-- rzrtF q - 81 sa-tf
rass -r1.slre IS i--e ~ s-a Mr. ~flafs r-ast
--..r-sz.- f-s-f fss-rs Esa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
Fr~e Rsssr4sg Chslr car ssrv-s "a D~assF
40 Essarn - tae szsnts - zauf-.

TIE ktehi-ou T0fesk q -anfs - sfa
ne.w rrluu rz dallF freT reeiiulr, eflzssr cars
ea fhfr "a gtt tFai8 ~ lssuFFr PHssff--
rers lfaFllE IS .rk1fa 81 = o.. uIt
a~rsgs ~ Pueblo fgF hreaEtasf filr fss7s
Hs1rfi5ag ColeEato spring ~ tao o. "a,
aui D~s SEE foF tlrTaer Il as.fi tlaa 20 ffvS
reclining chair ear eers see i'tl.tflzu rfsaeF-
sassou rasF - had pgen 49, e1Eion e.
sff. l1n r.rEet ,sss.e~ - 9aiDu E~faIr
" y ~ ws<E.
afa ~ Tizs saa fiekes agrns-
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New York Produce.

New Hork Produce.
NEW YORK. April s.
WHEAT-Steady. No Pred SS3s@SgJ4c.
CORN-Firmer.. No2 white 3Sl4@3SI2c.
OATS-Stronger. No white April 29}G9 &2fc.
COFFEE-Unchanged@10 points up, Sales 1921
bags Spot BIO steady at 2D19c.
SUGAR-Refned Quiet. OF A51S@5 ll-lGc
standard i 5 I5-6c cOnfectioners A l5-lGc. c > /
1GGl5 Lie, extra 5<d5 l-5c. cut loaf Sic pow
dered lie granulated 611c, cubes &c.
EGGS-Weaker- Western u4eJIl9C.
BUTTER-Weak. Western dairy 1l39lSc
creamery l0dlG.
CHEESE-Active. Western. 1O]8@lO34c.
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Blank charters AID al Kind - lsgsI
blank for s-lle ~
TBE WIruTs Et6tF.
G1t n IS .thi-a. kalzass.
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Wichita Flour Market.

WICHITA. Kan. April s.
There was a moderate local call for -four today
and light shipping demand. There is stronger
feeling prices in sympathy with late advances on
wheat.
Best patent per cwt standard price, 10
Second grade 80
fAJFd fancy ~
Fancy | 80
ShpStuff, bulk. 40
..........- -
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SHEEP
Wichita Horse and Mule Market.

Little doing on the market, as the kind of stock
wanted IS There are several buyers for good
strceters and driving horses. Prices run the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
AGENTS TAINTED.


IX~ANTED-AGENTs FOR CITY AND COM
w fry. Experience unnecessary. 20 book hI-i-
He-s, COOS! vags- 90 WORKERS. Room - Hotel tfpss1-
year. ci-i t-
WANTED AGENTS TO SILL THE BE~T
w patented article now On tie market sells ~
every thraa ~ fv. lsrIrer. y.ral needed 20
sta-T business gents make three t0 .ea dollar
usT dzy. send three green siam p Tor circulars and
Terms 10 agent n o. D9isoa. North Main street
u cbita. han GlA -
U-ANTED-MAN-ASA AGENT or ot.R PATENT
" -afe-- -ze --Ei-VE> .uehe- So retail AID -lf-
low New style-; New patterns. Ies tofs~- new
factory. NO governed ~ safe plo' Every -afe
warranted rart chance frrllalsIlt ar.~.E----
Gu- terms ABc catgl0zsa vii roFv.rre you agents
clear ssn 70 so pr Inorth Write Cor sTclF-iss
-a------
uvaNTED AGEST-IN EVERY CITY AID
w village fn the THIted states .eZc@rt lz state
u Eassa-i n sell to lawyers .-t the BOX every
lawyer needs; ENDORSED by -s7Ter- sFef1 ~ hFra-
sells ~ sight iai%g- DT-e~@arg- 80 book ran -
Delivered men sale J. mad Applicant zal-- -
st,Ie y. f1lrufsb reference zyffnu required fI ra--
flsHlzrs free AGdre-s TIE " scl-its Easla WIcairz
Kan lfL
VIZ ANTFD AGENTS-IN EMERY CITY TOggS
w and r-l.zze in ttse trlff-1 state teIreUt s1
safe - Ears4a take -fr-l yssos5s. felflL-rfT
can make ruunsF. No cap.ts4 retflfTrd san pas
rTrse- free Gash rulITIsss-l-- Egcey - made
,s ga-r fng Up cIat-- A1dre-- Tie wichita kz-e-
v l1s.ts, ksc- fL---
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SHORT RIBS-Sides 81 I71<0s52 20.
SHOULDERS-Dry salted 81 1904 20.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-S5 j0aJ I'd.
WHISKY-$1 o.
SUGARS-Cut loaf-Ie559zc. granulated s54c. stand
ard a G19c.

BUTTER-Weak Fancy Elgin creamery 21kG2I:
finest western 11S2lc. fine ls520c; finest dairy
1Sd20c, finest dairy Ij&I7c.
EGGS-l0lsc.
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I-pR RFNT- ERfCE ~TuET-f,fsfM so 81 FAST
Tsrlaas srsz.1e see 49, sd slsz sl.ag frs1a -
---ss gzrees tsTs i-zr Esl-zza1 49, < 49,
~trs - lsrE-1s z-rsEs- c--t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
gh aa1ieha Daily Eagle aaaeanesdau gorno April g. 1880

say the commission men and statesmen are
very glad to see this increase in the de-
mand from this source.
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Employment 4gencies.

w ASTED-l5 TEAMS. - DRIVERS. Is LABOR
w ers. 10 work 7 Mon Pacific railroad 81 Kan
sas; ship Monday morning al O'Clock. ~ aborcrs
for ditch and saw uill work, 70 80 20 Colorado. )
carpenters 10 20 20 Texas. wages s. per day DTs <
layers wages 20 hour white cooks. ia The CitY
and out pastry cook, J runner for hotel; white
women, ~ dish washers. good hotel. good pay; !
diuugroOm girls, 10 girls FOR hGnscVvoTk IS girls 70
go 10 Colorado. wages - IL Is per month; 90 news
agents To sell goods on trains. For particulars In
close Nc ia s.amVS and address or cali ~ =. Z.
HLsL 4,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09

VI ANTFIB-Ff-RNs ROOM rpE -g So
W a5er 81 s'frse E.zt 3~szs- II s-.frv=l ff+a-
az 95e- FrzE.a1e Tr.z-s--t7e ssrffarre-f AeeFrras
Pra-. we.i-. -11'a77's'sr- Nss es.aa-r- - i-F
w sNTE-fB-A -EfFsSD HsNB FGEE rs-fsoF
w 4sE.s e F's-srs ii9 serb Nesss- street.
KY
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EOR TR4DE.

Under this head q per line per day.
L'OR TRADE-FOR INSIDE WICHITA PROP
erty In north part Of city; must he inside 81 rail-
road tracks. 80 acre farm ad iuiaiug Conway
Springs; all well improved and frured 80 bearug
fruit trees and never falling water In pasture Fut
further particulars write 10 Vim. Speer, Winfield
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ZOE RENT-R Rooms.

I,ader this head ec per In.r'er DAY.
Tor I'M FTET7cGF6 T00T2 n Il :
I,oE RENT-A FRONT Room FOR OH OR
It teo gentlemen ~ Topeka ave - -
I,OR REMITTANCE FRONT HooH. WITH
II bath. eu--f a.s- and other courtsl .srfs. south
exposure. 5if North Topeka I1H
TOR RENT-A vERY DESIRABLE Yr.HNIsH-
~ iroat room o. Norta iaNrefee tsiIh Eriti-
Addre-- /. l. s.. laeis Once IA@
FOR RENT-A NICE FRONT ROOM ~rITA-
Il Die fol praea. also Eve rooms .g r-f, % NeFth
As'a .free, Two door Hosta 81 "ooiai~n. -. T.
'.a ~ - Norm = AGO. aizi ~
EOR EENT-RooJI~ - FIHFBAUGH BOOK
4 30 >o-th Narsat street Can roam &. flsl q
I,0R RENT-o ROOMS FOR sIsW. CoHvER
-oeo1d and Ha'l- Ag2.1 70 " e.. fa41.-s ~
Norm Aia4a- cfE .
EOR HENT Two MOLLY FURNISHED
j roou4- also q te5F asT b-f-s1- 90 - zeesEa.-
dated vIt4 -rsI-cls~- uo4Fd ~ ~ NurrA -. .
aveus@- fi1 f'
I~0R EENT- At - SoCTH LAWKETCE ~ T.
Il me. ueeiy furnished fruit los4sl- Te-sH- 49,
I'OR REVT- FURNISHED Rooms AGn f~E
II a. Piano. - NoffA F94ffa sf~ass- ai1 -
I,oR RENT -FEHN1.HED Rooms srsoiF ~.
/ sasalte 40 suite eEf-rl ste8 frasf raf-.s
i.@red 80 -r.9+ aif-1- 70 % >f--a "a
,.s-aeas a-ilaiaE 1iE
Tor gEsT- Tr-RNIsHFD ECON-- ~ SoaIH
/ T9s.eaz. dlf -
L,og aEST -SICE FTioET oYFICE ASD
i s..eF:rE rr'aE3s cAesp- orsr = &c - p Asr.
Ae- Hqss~1 rg1TeE.Frtre ft-s-l trre-. r1lc 3. =
s Nsrkef u6s
I-~Dg EFST-a FLAT - THS Hf-TLLk BIDS =
A -a1ral1 rQgF. erz.ssff.-E - ESQ nfsEs. r-sal
rfssl r-5-sta- hsfA rossfs. ~. ADFss t1 o. 3 BE-
~ 30 ~ rr.lEl1 EaiE rfFr-sf EE
L,0H HEST-FUESIsHEB RODS AZ = NORTH
4 Ma-kst 49, %
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FOR S4LECHy Real Estate.

l.
Il house lots on corner. ouehlf block to street
car; bargain 80 purchase. price So H. a. hay q.
over 10 North Main street. dl2l Gia
LNOR SALE OR TRABE-A g-STORY BRICK
Il bUildiug, we'll located and occupied i. VI.
PalUCk, ZIG North Market. GllH 81
" Houses dItd Rooms
Under this head 2 per line per day.
w ANTED-IN NORTH WICHITA ACOTTAGE
w or 3 or rooms for light house kee ping. Pam
lily o. two. Address 4. j. Of Eagle ONCE. l2l o.
The Dickinson press., 1890-01-04
The Mitchell Republican has the

The Mitchell Republican has the
following in regard to sheep raising
in that part of South Dakota: H. B.
Lathrop of Sphinx county is an enthu-
siastic sheep man. He believes the
sheep industry to he n of the most
profitable in which South Dakotans
can engage. While in the city recent
ly he told Il Republican representa-
tive of the profits that were possible
to be realized. A year ago he bought
a hundred ewes paying 1886 II head.
He borrowed the money required at
Is per cent interest. This spring he
had IS lambs. These he had lately
sold at $3.50 each. The wool clip
from the 100 ewes had Melted $l.55
per head. He had tended the flock
himself and raised from his farm the
necessary feed. From the sale of
lambs and wool lie had received
$367.5O {. This had paid both princi-
pal and interest OH his loan, giving
him the 100 sheep as the profit of one
year. Mr.. Lathrop says that in his
vicinity wherever farmers are going
into the sheep business they are with.
out exception getting out of debt,
and that, in his Judgment, it is the
most profitable business that can be
combined with general farming.
The Dickinson press., 1890-01-04
Tho Stray Billiards.,

Eastern and Southern papers which
have been wont to mention Dakota
as the sHome of the blizzard" We're,
during last fall, kept busy reporting
storms with which the worst ever
known in the Northwest do not com.
pare in severity, if the graphic re
ports are to be credited. The storms
east and southwest were almost con-
tinuous, the sun not appearing for
weeks together, and occasionally
there was one of great violence. In
the vicinity of Denver, Colorado, a
snow blizzard ragged for days, block
ing trains, destroying great herds of
cattle and sheep, and many human
lives. The same storm swept relent-
lessly over New Mexico, and vas
equally destructi re there. The ac-
counts of these storms remind the
reader of the sensational reports of
the storms of Minnesota and Dakota
two years ago, i'll commenting upon
which editors warned people against
the Northwest as q bleak and unin-
habitable region.
The lesson of this is not that New
Mexico and Colorado are uninhabita.
BILE, but that storms of snow, accom-
panied with high wind are dangerous
to life, no matter whether they ap.
pear in the Northwest, the Northeast
or the Southwest. 1t is the nature
of the storm and not the low temper.
allure that makes it dangerous, and
men exposed to its merciless pelting
die rs surely in Texas as in Dakota.
Another fact developed is that Oak
ota is no more the home of the bliz-
zard than New Mexico or New York.
Storms of this nature oome in all
climates and in all regions. Nc elm.
ate has all the sunshine or all the
storms. Favors and disadvantages
are evenly distributed. The summer
and fall of 1880 i'll the Northwest
were remarkable for lack of rain and
the succession of bright days, with
continuous sunshine. There were
few storms of any kind. and none Sc.
we're. High winds have been rare,
and such a fall for closing up work
and preparing for the next season has
seldom been seen. The bright wealth
er was improved on every hand, and
a larger area of ground was plowed
than ever before. With fair crops
and fair prices, 1890 will pay off
many debts of the farmers of Mime
sofa and put thousands OF Dakota
farmers squarely on their feet.
Northwestern Agriculturist.
The Dickinson press., 1890-01-04
FROM ACROSS THE MISSOURI.
The Argus "Traveling Man, is Making
Notes by the Wayside-and "Faith
He'll Print EN-.

DICKINSON, N. d., Dec. 2S.-To The
Argus:-Our ride over the Missouri
division of the Northern Pacific rail-
road from Mandan to Medora today
was a very pleasant II under the
guidance of Conductor Burton.
1t is but just to say that under the
careful and attentive management of
Superintendent Phelan and Master
Mechanic Mcfarland, with their eff.
Gent corps of officers and men, there
is no division OH the entire line of
the Northern Pacific railroad that the
comfort of the traveller is better
looked after or made more complete
than on this.
Arriving at Medora we were kind
ly received by Sheriff E. G. Paddock,
Register of Deeds j. G. Williamson,
and Northern Pacific Station Agent
"Dan" Williams. 10 the latter and
his esteemed wife we owe a debt of
gratitude, for the hospitable manner
in which we were treated by them,
that we can never repay.
On our return we were taken in
charge by Proprietor Klinefelter of
the Willard house at this place, who
seemed to think nothing too good for
us. There is no hotel in North Oak.
ota that the comfort Of the traveller
is more complete than at the Willard
house.
We next had the pleasure of paying
our respects to District Attorney j.
G. Campbell, Sheriff Hays, Register
of Deeds Aud and Clerk of Court
Ed. R. Bonney, Treasurer Farrah be.
ing absent) and must say that a more
congenial set of county officers we
seldom meet. D.