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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-16
COLONIZATION SCHEME.
New York Coffee Dealers Propose to In.
vest Millions In the Transplanting oi
Negroes to Mexico.

New YORK Couee Dealers Propose To In
vest Millions In the Transplanting of
Negroes to Mexico.
ST. Louis, Aug. ID. Milton Turner,
an attorney, has left for New York to
arrange tho details of his plan for colo
nizing negroes in Mexico. He says ths
plan is being promoted by firm of
coffee dealers in New York who have u
capital of S5,o00,000
"The purpose of the firm" he said,
sis to put the negroes to raising coffee
and sugar They own about 2l,OOO, 600
acres of land, which will bo divided
among the colonists. No rental will bo
charged for the land, and the firm will
furnish all means of support for the ne
groes till they can get their grounds
under cultivation and become self.sus.
tanning. They are willing to spend
50, 600, 600 to S8, OOO, 900 in that way. The
details Of the scheme will be sottled
August II. l have already received
large number of applications from ne
groes from all parts of tho country"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-16
BATTLING WITH SHARKS.
Novel and Perilous Adventure with
Huge Eaters.
Captain Joe Holland and His Stalwart
Coiored Man Engage in Strange
and Terrible Struggle-Pursued
by Pirates of the Sea.

HIS is one of the
most beautiful
spots in sunny
Florida. 1t is
out of the world
/ n so m g re-
spects, but itS
native beauties
com m and ad-
miration from
all who visit
here. The lake,
a vast inland
sheet of water,
clear as crystal,
is a picture in
itself, while the
houses arranged
nrntipd ito p1anr
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-16

triarchs Militant GENERAL UNDERWOOD
coming through the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of the Independent Order of
Odd-Fellows. It's functions are
to make recommendation to
the Sovereign Grand Lodge of such
legislation as it deems advisable
or necessary for the military branch OF
the order. General Underwood, as
commander of the army, presided.
Nearly every member of the council
was present The reports received of
the growth of the military branch
of the order were of the most
satisfactory and encouraging nature.
AT Battery ID the Rebekah de-
gree lodges began the contest which is
to decide which of the numerous lodges
stands first in the matter of excel
lence. Queen of the Lake" Lodge of
Chicago formally opened the con
test, yielding soon to Flora
Lodge, which occupied the morn
ing in eXemplifying the work. In
the comparison of excellence the judges,
with Past Grand Sire James B. Nichol-
son of Philadelphia as the leader, con-
sidered as points the un written work,
the written work, and the portrayal of
the characters of the beautiful biblical
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-16

New York, Aug. 7.-The grand jury
yesterday found indictments of man
slaughter in the first degree against DIR.
Henry G. McGonigal, Mrs. Fanny Shaw
and August Harrison as principals in
causing aing BY malpractice u the :, death death o!
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-16

VIENNA, Aug. Sire in tho village
of PuespollS, Hatval, Hungary, has de-
stroyed 1880 houses and immonso stores
OF corn.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-16

BERLIN, Aug. g. An upright car
rousel in the New World Park, Loaded
with people, fell Monday with a terrific
crash. Two young women were killed,
another had both eyes torn out and six
children were mortally hurt.
Eighteen Berlin pleasure seekers who
We're driving in a large wagonotte at
Grunewald were thrown down an em-
bankment, and five Of them were killed.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-16

terday morning
of the military
council in { h o
club-room of the
Auditorium. The
council is CO m =
posed of all the
staff q n d field
officers of tn o
army, 1t has no
Legislative pow
ers, all legisla-
tion for the Pa
a Nh.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
Brief Mention.

Brlef Mention.
J. H. Mills sent in a car of good hogs
from Newton.
r. Cooper, Conway Springs, was on the
market with cattle
j. H. Sparks, Conway Springs, marketed
car of mixed stock.
A. Golden. Whitewater, had a large car
O. hogs on the market.
E. Rittenour. Ninnescsh, was OH today's
market with cattle
Savage & Myers, Wellington, had car
OF hogs on today's market.
Jones & Barton shipped car of hogs to
the yards from Mound Ridge.
Peak & Glenn, city, had two cars of
yearling feeding steers on today's market.
l. L. Lane, Greenwich. was in with d
car of mixed stock and was much pleased
with prices.
}. NJ Ratcliff. Minnesota, sent in
car of cattle which sold readily at
good prices.
This is the weekly pay day of the two
great packing houses and business was
lively at the stock yards branch of the
Citizens bank about 5:45 this evening as the
employees were cashing in their checks.
They seemed to be having more trouble
with water at the Burton car works today
than with anything stronger Chisholm
night and the water in places III that SUI
burb was reported two and three feet deep
but no serious damage was done.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. No, Jan. 27.-The Daily Indicator
rp,ort~: CATTL' Receipts 4OUG shipments 40
Market o ring tn ig er. steers s. lO9s5 % cow
2! 80 ; Sucker - eeders 22,;. > u; h0'e -
Eycelpts $50, ShDu en- none, Market 2ieGoc
higher. All grades i0r3 80. Bulk IS I593 l..
SHtEP-Receipls G)O. shipments l6n. Market
steady tiood 10 choice muttons and lambs
9 5Oe5 30: stOckers and feeders - Ha5 %.
CHICAGO, III. Jan. 2i.-Ihe Dr0yers Journal re-
ports: CATrLE-Receipts AGO, shipments - o.
Market steady. Beeves - GUG5 CO. steers 4OFG
4 ~ stockers and feeders 81 -5GsS 2ai Texas cat
tie / IS aGtS e. HOGS Recspts 26,tUJ shipments
6tNLn Man ket stroag Mixed IS 656tj W heavy & ~
CSC light - 65GS ~, skips.5 OuC5S -. SHhEI-Re-
ceipts ~ o. shipments Loo Market STEADY. Natives
s. 51e 10 western corn fed ~ 500 ia, Texans
g. ,SGsi lambs IS OtG 9 %.
st. LOUIS Mo-, Jan. 2I.-CATTLE-Receipts lGi
shipments 900 Market steady. Good 10
fancy native steers s. 3Oe5 o. stockClS ana
feeders 81 96lS l5 range steers s2 G1SS 81. HOGS
Receipts 1870. shipments 100. Market sc lower
Fair TO choiee sfanEyE - So ~ pae s61
inents 30. Market strong. Fair to choice 40
l5 u lambs IS 21ao ~,
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Brief Smiles.

Around town-Circleville, o.
The mouse in his hole IS safe beyond purr-
adventure.
OF all narrow escapes smile has the mar
rowsst. 1t gets out by the skin of its teeth.
The western mayor who refused to ''let the
dead past bury its dead, " without permit,
wilted when informed that 1t had poetic
license.
''Our correspondent at Hopetown hes still
in DEATH" said The Clarion, and then the
editor couldn't understand why the bereaved
brother came to HEX him--Charles F. Lum-
mis- IN Time
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
FINANCE and COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts for Twenty-four Hours, SO
Cattle, 551 Hogs-There Were a few
Of Most all kinds Of Cattle and all
Seemed to find Ready Sale-Local
Butchers and Spectators soon Ex-
hausted the Supply-Poor and Half fat
Butchers Grades are 10 to Is cents
Lower and Slow sale---The Hog Mar
ket opened cents Higher than Sat-
urday's Close and Sold Strong at the
Advance Throughout---Bulk Of Sales
at $3.65--The Close was Strong.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA. Ham,. Jan. ~
There seems TO be little more activity the move
rneut az corn as today's receipts about douhe
that OF any day last week. There Is no change in
prices Receipts "a hours 500 bu- corn. S,-ou bu-
oats.
GRAIN-Car lots track
NHfATNtiood milling 5S5Sc, while other grades
ere quoted AZ ~ and down.
Cos y No. = lIt lSc.
OATS-l2&la.
RYE-No. . 21CR2Ic: No. s. 20a22c.
HAY-SS % per ton, - % In car lots.
GROUND C0RN-Chop In car lctsS5c per 100 lbs
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28

Dress . In Mode.
Curtis-W'hy. what a slovenly fellow GEES
ner is. And it's too bad. too, hes clever in
SOME things
Miss Walnut must confess haven't no
ticed
Curtis-Yes, indeed; he's very careless
about his personal appearance. Why, his
clothes actually fit him, YOU know. Isn't 1t
awfuli-Pniladelphia Inquirer.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
wichita Produce Market.
WITnVTA Kan i.

Wichita FrOduce MarkFt.
WICHITA. Kan. Jan. q,
There is little change 10 note. Onions seem to be
getting stronger cor We might say higher) The
eupply III all lines IS i&ir.
POTATOES-KanSas sc per bu; northern 6lc.
oRANGES-AeNlcan 50 G,S IS per box baskets,
A0
LrMONS-Mas 81 30 IS U0 per box.
APFL-S-.l a. ! u per hu. = 25~ss 80 per Dbl.
CARRIAGES ortuer - 5uGS % per 100 10.
ONIONS--haIsas 81 25sl per ou.
BANANAS 81 = 81 ~ per bunch.
tGGS--lE yer dOz.
BUlIER--t anCy creamery sc. choice creamery.
c9e. choice butter lsC laC: Cuoking butter iiC.
CHIChENS--DresSed b.psSl per 10 live - 50 - 90
per doZ.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
THE NEW REPORTER.

How He Learned Something OF tho OPP
and Downs Of Journalism.
The new reporter, young man whose
graduating essay, entitled 1.-THE Unseen
Forces Of Moral Philosophy, had been highly
| oomplimented by the professor of botany,
took a seat near tho city EDITORS desk. lam
delighted" said he to the oity editor, "to
think that have SO easily and with so little
delay found the work for which am 20 we'll
fitted How do you like my sketch, Wal
raven st. Boirre9"
at is magnificent" the city editor an
Ewered, as he took out manuscript. "Your
dictiou is delightful and your style is capt-
waiting, and IN nearly every line there is a
gentle but strong rebHke to the blunt and
commonplace writer"
my dear sir, !" exclaimed the reporter, "you
charm me-"
For instance" said the city editor, taking
no notice of the reporters enthusiasm, "you
say that W araven located in this portion of
the country"
YES; do you Ike the way express itg'
81 am delighted Some writer-old Pink
neg out there, for instance-would have said
that Walraven settled in this part of tho
country"
YES, 1 see. He doesn't understand rhet-
ORIG very well, does her
"Oh, no; not at all Here Is another ex-
csllent point" said tho city editor, turning
the leaves Of the manuscript. you say that
Walraven went to hardware establishment
and procured a rife"
That's good, Isn't it!"
"First class Old Pinkney would have
said that he went to a hardware store and
bought rifle"
"That's because he is rather how in his
manner of expression, isn't itf'
"Assuredly; and, again, you say that Wal-
raven partook of refreshments"
. "How does that strike yOuF"
"Way up"
"What would Pinkney have saidp'
''Oh, in his vulgar way he would have said
that Walraven ate supper or luncheon or
something of that sort"
II wonder that he does not learn better"
said the reporter.
1T seems that he should By the way, we
cannot afford to use this sketch. 1t is too high
for our readers"
''W hat must | do with itg'
Bring it out in pamphlet form and sell it
on the campus"
That's good idea; Tll do it. Shall 60
out now and write somethingr'
NO; cid Pinkney is covering the ground
pretty we'll. You may 60 out 30 the county
asylum though"
10 write up the abuses of the institutionT'
no; to stay there till We send for you.
dby."-Exchange
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
The Philosophy of It

Miss Sleeker-YC1 English have some alb
sard customs Now, there's no justice and DC
serse-no rhyme and no reason-in primo
genitIrc
Lord Bondhunter-Oh. don't know, nov
It's just ike this, you see, First come, hza
served Life
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28

He-Do you think your fa.asr VII objees
To our nsrriagei
She-No, Indeed; l an he otaest Of = fam
ily Of SIX girls and he'll be Sia6 TO have ne
OF MS hands -Ya1kes Bieae.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
A Msrena-v Girl.

Charks-I adore yo1, Edith. DO. alas,
am poor. However. | have a wealthy uncle
from whom l nave expec-
Edith eengerlyl-Is hs married.
Chsrles-No. darling
Edith-Then introduce me to him, therei
a Gear-Srrars
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
wichita Provision Market

WICHITA. Kan, Jan. p.
The ,,rovision market is quiet. The demand for
car lots i inCrea- ing Prices rule steady,
sUGAR CURED MEATS-Csnvassed or plain
Hams - pounds and up. aalic.
6aIns III pounds and up. lth1Otl lac:
Hams slnRl sizes. 10 TO u pounds. lu'e9l2Sc-
Ereakfast Bacon tutl width or strips oess5sc-
iIr ed beef--ham extra dry, 9C.
Snons.n Beef tongues. per dog, 81 n
cottage or BoHeless Hams, ;1Sc.
SIDE MEATS -, - -. -.
Short lear Sides packed dry salt, q so55 50
Gear BACKS IS <eaS IS per lC0Ibs
iony lear Bacon, - ct 635e cwt
bacon Shoulders ts4G55-c,
SAISAGE- 80.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
ROYkL FLUorES

Q0cen vptos,~ I--~ sy>cse % Brv~nsAG
excsYs ooos
PYtpos Lcsss Beosp.rts a 9 rod nLssr-d
yoocg man more Eks t<s -o~D>s nAs 6s
Eacn u k4s taLAiiy
Erx,ar-k ~ on,~ sSs~sd 81 . vvs ~ O.
An,<rscan rnAxsssas s>ts.Df ter n! - rnAas-
E1ps he ~ss4d fz-ra<A-
Tas .z-~np~ro- 81 fr~zi - Q r.vnb~r -
sns Parx AHDa>mI 81 a-sons ustw -
nam. a Don Ps>5s - As-.AsAsx-
Pc-,r1ls s~- hHsE- cHs~, 10 s~~os>A
ssor..znan, "a .ocsspDesd Usssr<aa, S~a<s
ss=.a ..zzs.ss sna pSsfsss n ssssr or@ors
prfn-~ Havana Ssxna. ssnhwv a RtnG
EniaxaaA. II Ia. 6~xs6 NH IsA.xs1s, hes ~
..res tas RrysJ AKrr--rrS oeSsgs 81 q
rszs,.ssex. Ezsxs~sa
Prtnoe Azz~t vrsur - WsIs hsf 70 49,
s1x sas p-oy1-s6 vs<s - k.xsaA.Ay. ByuaA-
The -CoYs - r.s, fzph Ter - suaSxNnGs
n..s.; 1 .I-xE< 1a>>1Sv<s eaSsAl - ~
sxaeorf--
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
The Beam and the Mote.

The Beam and the Mote
Alice-What an awfoay rude girl Minnie
Thompson Isl
Msude-Indeed? l never noticed it.
Alce-Just thiak--after she bad passed me
on the street this afternoon, Iactusliy caught
her hooking back at NE four times
Maude-Oh, my, how a~full-Nsw York
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
Easily EXPLAINED.

How II saz. Akssd, | sooNd this cork
screw in os,e Of your pecketsF
Oh, th2ts al right, mother. They corre
VITA sAcse ccekEc~ Gsis2 Yeu lDow. =
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
Wichita Leather Market,

WICHITA. KAN. Jan. -.
1,b.-a &c fair demand tor so.e aud upper leather
stars in tanners and iohber> hands are simple but
moi exclusive Prices run steady
SOLE EATHEI1-tSiaughter) p ts&ac- B. A -
es2lc. good damaged 2lt~@G. =,
HAR%ESS-N6. l oas sc. I. H ;"c, Cuion sc.
GsIF-Ionle~tic tgsasSl a.. French 81 iOSl 81
CIT HALE SOLES-Heayy - W, medium g. -
ry.,kt a,g.I
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28

Spades . Spade
A--What do you think Of Dodieyi
B.-Not much
But, my dear sir. De belongs 10 the cream
Of New York societv"
If you want TO call hun a mix sop whv
dou't you 10 It instead Of beating around
the bush Texas SifCDgs-
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
he aatx aiIg gayle Tuesday 1oruimg january e. 1880

Fresh Pork Sausage textras) SIC.
LARD
Choice family, SIC.
Bakers Special, 54c
Pure Leaf. 6Ixc.
Star SIC.
Pastry &C.
FRESH MEATS-BEEF-
Sides or Whole Carcass. T4G5c.
Hind Quarters, 5o5l6c.
Fore quarters, YtG35ec-
Lons, 7asc.
PORK
Pork Loins 51fasc.
Tender Loins &c.
Spare Ribs &c
BACK bones Dc
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
Wichita Flour Market.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money,

New York Money.
NEW YORK. Jan q.
Money call easy, ranging from to per
cent last loan ?, closed offered al per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5@61e
Sterling exchange quiet and firm at "a ssh for sixty
days bills and 81 S114 for demand.
The total sales of stocks a.. es5 shares.
The stock market more active today and the
market closed generally tribe higher than Satur-
Aor
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
TAXADERMISTS.
TAXADERMIST.

All kinds OF taxa deralist WORK 6oT In frst-class
order. Deer heals put up. Rugs made. Ali kinds
of birds mounted ETC. etc Send ordezS 10 }. 1.
CoSPx1. la s Main 81, Wichita. Kan. G-sS
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28

spssT Cnz-A~Ux-
Dssp - sr Ga ~ se<z1se es~
ias IT, s7~~~~z< snkas.
~~< szs.- 49,, &13~<- -~- ros
- l-r<F
"a -as---1 k1r .<~A-d ssd e-.<SA-1s ga
IL ey@s - t~asS s<e 49,
Az ElsEsz.sT szs s-s-A~ r-<y.
s~rs. LSSg~ -Eek.-a Cs<~t.r.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
wichita Hide and Tallow Market,

WICHITA. Kan, Jan. q.
The market hides is decidedly weak. Tanners
are well stocked with green hides and will buy only
where dealers accept low offers. Stocks In the
country are accum ulating,
HIDEs--N No. / green go per H. No2 green &C per
h.. No. l green salt &c. No. green salt 2c
dry hides 4SStsc per 10. bulls aud stays l3c.
SHEEP PELTS--3OI75c each.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. No., JAM q.
The Daily Indicator reports.
fancy IS sOai Is: patent 81 pSi 81. q
wHEAT-Weaker. No hard cash Go. No 9
CORN-Weaker No cash 2l]Ic.
OATS-No cash lo14Glo1sc, January 1850
RYE-No, J. cash SIC bid; January $50
MILLSTUFF-Easy
E SRkS o CaoP-A'o-
HAY teady, Fancy 5Oas %.
FtA9 sh 5; and UNCHANGED at 81 So
s. 80 sof; Missouri s. 80 g '-e1
BBUTTEIR-4C5 SOs22c dairy al&2.c, ,o.,,
yoanE America iocsi!c, western sssc, '--9 '
t6RS I Fl.i a. iiei at 81 5Oa1 SIS.
LIVE PouL TRY3Quet. Choice hens 50
81 IS a % ROSTERS Sol IS rpring Chickens, IS
PR0vISIONs-stead and strong but not over ac-
tive; No essential change in vaines.
B BfFr6 s T R "a
DRIED SALT MEATS-Firrn. Short ribs as 5Olong
sM6KEB 81 E short RIBS ribs s s7t4 long
clear ~ -: shoulders - l21f; short clear So rs
L E3Eb-stea a. s s. a, &
ST. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Jan. d.
FLouR-Trading active and unchanged.
fancy 81 40 extra fancy 81 5Osl 50; patents 81 54s
January i69sc bid May 7Sasc asked. June 7s4c bid,
July 15atc asked.
23sc May sc.
OATs--Lower. No. cash 1'14c bid
RIt-NOthing doing, No. cash il1@Hssc
BARLEY-Dull. Minnesota 55c Wisconsin Sc.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CATTLE.
receipts 81, shipments $751; There was rather a
Srong feeling On good fat cattle and they sold quick
~ al good prices Poor and half fat butchers stuff
Is IoG l5c lower and very slow e. All good grades
ere active and strong Stockets and feeders are In
demand at steady prices. We quote:
Native Shipping Steers fancy liOla l6JO
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
HOGS

receipts 55l. Receipts fair Tor Monday. Market
pP u &c higher than yesterdays close and cont.n-
oe@ strong at the advance throughout the day. Buy
ere on hand early and ready to take everything
that cdue and VIII, n the supply Was used up they
we're Still wanting hogs. The market closed strong
WIN eeery load selling at S365. We quote:
Sh<fce sorted, 1D4260. ............s3 is as GT16
light mixed 3IG ~ pounds. 3 % Gy3 10
geayy mixed, 24Dc1320 lbs 10 6I3 %
Rough old sows d stays. ............ W % %
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28

SHEEP.

There were sheep on the market today. Prices
Steady.
Good mutton sheep, SoGI00 lbs. 25@4 90
Stood StOCx wethers: 10 sc
Good extra lambs. ..................s 1901 To
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28

rar.~~-Yrc1as s2s. ~. TAI esd ] CO: yenf
yers 9s~xEx M bad Hs.-s e2vr S.s
ess.<5-I a-aA: s~~< any sr~krS r. III
T.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
ARTICLES.
Shipments.
Kansas City Produce.

BUTTER-Creamery l6a2sc, dairy s829c
EGGS-Quiet 4q l41uC.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

DE Iesuc's Periodical Pulls. The great FrsEeh
Terasdy act directly on The nnelsir--al sTsssrs.
sud postsFe'y cure s3Pprrss3oa OF ~ insn-~s
should DO; b tArsn curing pregnancy. An. PHI
60 TcyAlty props stfDCs-r Ia 8 OsnrtTr sap
o 20 ~ hss Il wrsaoe lc1 z Doszl2s. Wichftz.
kAz- ~ aaissale AZ retail a. SUI sSct tyr
w ILL dispose of nv hozs@soia fsFrit1fs fcSE-
w sssTsnz q pzr}or and bedroom suj's. c&ry~ss
ste j Teur-arT L5th o. rsftse zassru Z. ~ =.
Tmporsa- Tickets O. sac 81 DsEgsis so lat DS2x-
&C. "a
DHOSS 40 IL II To1r prop@rty = fof raj; ~
i sale IsrAsl ET0s.. Fs-l sssz,s and rsLis-
ct
INNGEA.ED calling e<r4s Il lie La q S-sCs. vs
L. Pr4Et 0sT G-E4s fE>a- .Es coss~E ssts-
- =
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
" ichita Horse and Mule Mir6et.

WICHITA, Kan. Jan. q.
There was very little stock on the market. There
are two buyers mere looking for stock and hope
&c make up several car loads during the week
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28

DIR. 0. BUCKWALTER
DENTIST Office over Santa Fs bakery. 1B North
Main Wichita kans. L0
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28

DIR. E. q. CREDITOR,
DENTIsr-Ofice IA N Main, over Smith d Stover'A
vitalzed air administered. Residence 16 \. To-
peka avenue Wichita Kansas. En
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
PATENT ATTORNEYS

VIM. ]. EUTCHINS,
Pstent attorney and solicitor mechanical enRfn
eer and craughJsrnan. fuii report OF patents 10
date Is years OF practical experience Preliminary
examinations made. Room. II and IL Ffrebaugh
block, 1874 North Market ST. Wichita, Kan, dat
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
SALES.

The following the representative sales of cattle
u the stock yards today:
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28

Chicago Grain and Produce.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28
FOR SALE-Edrm Propeffl
FOR SALE--City Real Estdt,

Under this head &c per line per d3y.
LrOR SALE-0n monthly tustsllment plan. several
Il very desirab bic residences ranging in price from
1850 upward. Well and centrally located. Rare
chance 10 procure g home on easy terms h W.
Lewis. tSu
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-28

DIR. l. G. WILSON.
Dentists, All work guaranteed first class. Offcs
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

Wien Raby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
When sl.e Was 4 Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
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FORTY FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT
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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1890-06-26

er what defeat means to us,
the sacrifice is small. Over az
innate, rather than underes-
innate the enemy, and 90 in
to the fight determined tU
win it. All must prove equal
to the emergency, and when
the first Tuesday in Noveln-
ber SHALL have passed the vic
tory will becertain and white
supremacy. which is synonia
nous with democratic rule,
will be assured to us, for a.
further term.
BY The Committee,
ED. G. SMITH CH'M'N,
B. C. BECKwITH, SEC. n
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1890-06-26

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