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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-08-13

IRRIGATION THAT REQUIRES THE LEAST
l. pressure, least water, least original cost, and
the least operating cost of any practical system
M G. MOHR ST Petersburg Fla 1881
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Editor Florida Agr1cuIturist::

Can you tell me if the law prohibits catching
fish in pond, net or trap? Do they not have
one in Jacksonville ST. Augustine in this State?
r. w. SKIES.
Palma Sola Fla
1t is unlawful to trap fish in this State
during the months of February, March,
April, May, June, July, August and Sep
TENDER, either for private use or sale.
The balance of the year you can fish with
traps, etc., for your own use or sale but
not to ship out OF the State.
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DOROUs PIPE SUB-IRRIGATION WATERS
L the trees and not the weeds, and does not
leach your fertilizers. Correspondence solicited.
M. c.. MOHR, st. Petersburg, Fla.
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A GENTS WANTED-To canvass for the sale OF
N fine nursery stock. None but those who
mean business and can furnish frst-class refer
ences, need apply. For particulars ad-
dress, GLEN ST MARY NURSERIES,, q. Il.
Taber, Proprietor, Glen ST. Mary, Fla. 30
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DATENT GRAZING MUZZLE. Permits stock
/ to Craze without browsing the trees. Price
81 25 each, $12 per dozen Cash to accompany
orders We guarantee these muzzes to give satis-
faction, Money refunded otherwise. We refer to
S. b. Hubbard & Co., Jacksonville, by permits
sion. MOREMAN & Co., Switzerland, Fla
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breeders ATTENTI on guarantee to give
ID plan that will cause the result to be either
male or female, as desired, Writefor particulars
W. G. Tilghman. Palatka, Fla. 81
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HAVE YOU ANY STOCK NOTDOING WELL.
IA Write and ask me what to do. | guarantee
to cure salt sick and loss OF appetite. w. G.
TILGHMAN, Palatka Fla
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JAMAICA INDIAN SORREL, No. IL, MANGO
- and other plants and seeds direct from the
West Indies Prices reasonable. DUNCAN
BROS, Clearwater, Fla.
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A RARE CHANCE.-3,OO0 acres unimproved
n land in Lee county; - miles water 'front.'
Best location in South Florida. j. V. HARRIS,
M. D., Fort Myers, Fla.
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Phosphates Analysed

The Florida Sugar Manufacturing Company g
Chemist will analyze Phosphates Fertilizers,
Guanos, Soils, etc. on and after this date.
Respectfully,
l.. A. BRINGIER
st. Cloud, Osceola County, Fla.
March Is, 1890
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ORANGE AND LEMON TREES-A large stock
~ of both old and new varieties at my nursery
two miles west OF DeLand-opposite brick yard
A S MUNSON 26-tf
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0E~ POUNDS OF FRUIT PRESERVED
zoo for ST.; 80 pounds for 25 cents. For
particulars address A. SEAMAN, DeLand, Fla.
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- UGAR-LOAF PINEAPPLES THE BEST
- Plants ~ per hundred j. V. HARRIS, M
D., Fort Myers, Fla.
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NOR SALE-Ten Thousand sweet seedlings in
Il seed bed, one foot high. HARRY AUSTIN,
DeLand, Fla
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CHEAP COLUM NJ.

EHOR THE FINEST STOCK of orange trees in
Il the State address f. E. Norris, Highland
Park, Fla.
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Real Estate Directory.

TOHN L.. NUCKOLS, dealer in Improved
q and Unimproved Real Estate, DeLand, Fla
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Friday, August l
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Brief Mention.


Houston SHIPPED eighty-six cattle today.
S. Norris, Furley, was visitor at the
yards
J.. ID. Ward, MullinYille sent in a car of
ollXed stock.
II. C. Staley, Rose Hill, marketed his
Grst car of hogs today.
George Friend, Cicero, was on the
market with car of hogs.
w. NJ. Paugh, of Paugh Bros, Sedg-
wick, marketed a ear of hogs.
j. H. Porter, Towanda, had load of
heavy hogs on the late market.
L. B. Connell came in from Anthony
with car of hogs for W. G. Arnett.
Three new shippers today and all pleased
with the Wichita live stock market.
B. L. Shepherd came in from Harper
with load of stock for p j. Quigley.
r. c. Dobbs, of Mcdowell & Dobbs. was
on the market with car of mixed stock.
Homer Thompson of kell 81 Thompson,
Millerlo on, was on the market with a car
of cattle and hogs.
j. l.. Smith, Burden, was another new
shipper. He came in with load of cattle
aud hogs and WAS well pleased with his
sales.
j. b. Brownback, Corbin, made bis first
shipment of hogs to this market today
and expressed himself as much pleased
with results.
There was rumor on the street today
that the Dold Packing company We're
about to sell their plant here TO some east
ern parties. Mr.. George 2 Dod says the
rumor is fasle; that their Wichita plant
has never been and is not now for sale.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

restoration of her African-Indian empire.
And among the most active promoters OF tho
restoration is Maj. Serpa Pinto, whom the
British accuse of aggression on their terri
tory.
He first became famous in 1879 by the COM
pletion of his remarkable journey from Ben
guela on the west coast, to the center of Al
RIGA, and thence to Durham, on the southeast
coast; and. Us he went through the most
savage part of the continent, many good
judges rank him as the greatest Of living Al
rican explorers. As the Portuguese have ex-
tensive interests on tho west coast, he made
this journey as a major in the regular army
of Portugal, and has since given his entire
time to the upouilding Of Portuguese interests
there.
The king of Portugal has conferred high
honors on him His discovery and survey
of the river Coando, navigabke for 600 mikes
! and flowing into the nnvigabIe Zamoesi, was
OF the utmost Importance to trade; and on
the basis Of it Portugal has since laid claim
to a wide tract, embracing Mozambique and
the Shire river district The extraordinary
fact about Maj. Pinto's journey is that he
employed only native guides and escorts, at
one time travelling for weeks under tao guard
of q tribe of cannibals, and that he traversed
the continent with none of those sanguinary
battles which marked SANKEY'S course. The
Portuguese have from the first shown
genius in dealing with the negroes in Africa
equal to that shown by the. French with the
Indians In America
As the British were pushing southwark
and the Portuguese northward, it was but
question of time when their claims would
conflict Maj Pinto alleges that Nr John
ston British consul at Mozambique, to whom
he had given safe conduct through the Por-
tuguese territory, went inland and excited
revolt of the Makololo. The Portuguese put
down the revolt and the native cArsfs have
accepted the Portuguese alliance. The Brit
sh sllege that tine Portuguese forfeited
their former claims 10 the disputed strip
when their traders abandoned it soIne years
ago The Portuguese engineers are now sur
veying for railroad through the disputed
region ard the government his ordered two
gunboats to the Zambesi, and Is having
small ones constructed for Lake Nysssa The
British move more slowly, but are apparently
lust as determined The excitement in Lis
bon is great and other European CAPITALS
look on with much interest. II general
war should start from so small matter or
dispute it would be no moro than has often
happened in Europe.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Jan 5I.-CATTLE-Receipts
~ shipments 2TNt Market 5a2c higher, Steers
q, 2J@5 TO- COWS II 75eS - stockers and feeders.
& a(ba3 ~. HOGS t.eCeipts Su0, shipments 90
Mar ket steady, Ali grades 3 .tSS ~, hnls IS aSs5
3 s-is SHtI P-Receil Is - %, shipments l1tu MAR
ket steady TO strong Good TO choice muttons and
lambs - 500 ! sCockers and feeders s. UUCD5 %
lambs IS jJ6g5
CHICAGO, Ill. Jan. SL-The Drover' Journal re-
ports; CATTLE-Receipts st0o, shipments &0a.
Market steady to &c higher Beevcs 81 SG5 IS.
steers = "a ~, stoCkers and feeders az 25aS ~,
1exa~ cattle ST Sues a. HOGS-hecepts 2l,0Gl,
shipments 600 Marke, slow, shade lower. Mixed
s. tpa s.1o heavy S. ~ -. light 3 G0aS SIS, skps
SIS Ot,3 81. SHEkP-Receiits I2.D shipments loo.
Market slow, .cSll 5c lower. Natives - JyNg5 81.
western corn fed II 5Utf5 III Texans - 50S5 10.
lambs IS tfAg6 ~
ST Louis. Mo-. Jan. S,-CA1TLE Receipts
zoo shipments Sg. Market strong Good to fancy
native steers s. Ies5 o. stockers aud feeders g. OS
5 a. range steers ~ 0,e5 81. HoGS-Receuts $751;
shipments 2UL Market lower. Fair TO choice
heavy s. (s3 90 packing grades IS inlsS 81.
SHEEP Receipts Sm, shipments .Ul Market
steady. Fair To choice IS 9y5 80, lamb IS uosG 81
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poa. up .sr ~. .,,srss,..x.

Il va coming zp from no devo<." b 49,
explaining 20 p&asee ot1r-s yWAsresy.
'>caupne a. from the a~pos vfA ny I'D
svroAt GA ay ain, sheo . o1,sx r,zz.s aGsn
nss ! vxz ! ~ niAzss. nrt h os2st css
c. unry and . ssovch asd tAy=~sd, sid
sdosi that L. wess 5ex IN f~r . es1s
wesl. yoo NOV, I d i1'I vns suy fza.. eas
. s---n& is-sT es1n1- up and ayr - nssf
You 10 fe asgn snd sasssss N syss>vn
Hes AZ s~tai cs-~ssd sd Ne ~ . hsgc.,g'
Il So r,us,d ne sfso-.
WITH .s~s ne sssa as& ny o-s~rzf -
give ne . tree s~r.x ara ! A.asA Il 70
s.naSc No / H b>x.a - b~rt CO I'D sro>
ogiz. srd vf,so ! ~ Hp On az - o>aw
man and tay - s.-~uoSt nd da.pT~Lsd
Put a2 20, os><rv~s La nf8r~.
sgr ever - ny ooas scHsnF
Probably pst'
What's tssa for 20 - aa-So s>rDg
src,r-,d s<sd r.~. y away ts~S ] vo psyN.
or ..ss svSuoi .s.ssy sxs tyy 40 sso< -
no<srsr
's'i's sog yea % ay
well, IA sA~rx To- Ats~ spxr~. and II
VOC S,o7se nr~s ss ssyve~s ssd cs~s h
sny oa< sr~zzsa aczs sss . vssa sS<sse TIE
cat Jo~ asa ne u vs have - soesSf rsta
s-A mud - CO. so~s. atsar~ saik - 4 yn
n-~xr .- re bsfors. ana - s1s q svv;i
20 so-n and ~srss-~ AID ~ 70 SOD - Y
kz<S tse rsy~s aoi vaz rp 90 Al - As0s
.r-r.A - lsssrsas ps~s Frna
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FINANCE COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts for "a hours 81 Cattle, 687
Hogs-The Receipts Of Cattle today
Were only Moderate and were Com
posed of few of Nearly all Kinds
The Market on Good Fat Stock is
Steady-Common and Inferior Grades
are Slower and Hard Sale--The Hog
Receipts are Running Under the Av-
erage and Not Equal to Half the De-
mand-The Market was Much the Same
as Yesterday, with Bulk Of Sales at
So 65, One Small Bunch of Choice Hogs
Selling at 1897 1-2--There was a
Strong Feeling at the Close.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

alderman. and In JUDGE 0UCEK1ocKXA
1888 TO toe legislature. While ts0s be Wig
orousiy opposed what was calsd The Lake
Front Steal, which was the giving 70 the
Illinois C-rtral railroad Variable rsparnn
nights in Chlcsro KnickrtDckg w.s hesseu
In the legislature, bat the STRAP Wa hcz
Afterwards rendered VOID BY Justice Har-
Ian, q the supreme court Of The Cnstsd
States
In 1852 kncxe-bocke- ws nominated for
probate Judge q. Csiago. bus xas detssted
bar IL ls77 was elected % the cese. wEeh
he held III ms death.
Judge Nucke-bxcker had large cs-c3e ok
frieEsas u Chicago. and wss Teae2y respected
for rs sterling integrity anA his ability n 9
iH-ixs
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

Hams. small sizes, loa12 lbs. 101ka12Itc-
Breakfast bacon (full width or strips Sss!sc.
Dried beef-hsm textra dry) SC.
smoked beef tongues, per doS, ~ W.
Cottage or boneless hams, TIC.
SIDE MEATS
Short clear sides, packed, dry saltl s. 4o@o Npe
LOO lbs
Clear backs IS 4Oet5 IS per 100 lbs.
Long clear bacon Is stya6 $50 cwt.
Bst ON shoulders, 42lS-'szc.
SA USAGE-
Fresh pork sausage, No 15teegc
Fresh pork sausage. textras) t12c'
LARD
Choice family 5ssc.
Bakers special os4c,
Pure leaf 611c.
Star 61dc.
Pastry &c.
FRESH MEATS-BEEF-
Sides whole carcass, S1f9c-
Hind quarters J@55fc-
Fore quarters 21eS3jxc,
Loins ie1oc.
PORK
Pork loins 5lfG9sc.
Tender Loins &c.
Spare ribs &c.
Back bones &c.
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Jan. 3l.-Speculative trad
ing in wheat was good and rather larger
than during the preceding days of the
week The market closed about the same
as Y sterday.
A moderate speculative and shipping
business was transacted in corn, the feel
ing prevailing being steady, though the
undertoue was steady.
A larger amount of activity was dis
play d in oats, but an unsettled feeling
prevailed.
The market for hog products attracted
very little attention and speculative trad
ing WAS lighter than for several days past.
Prices We're lower
The leading fntures ranced az follnYs
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IN. Late yuss. Knset.rbeck.r.

The late Judge Joshua c. Knsckerbocker,
of Chicago. as his name nnplhes, came OF
Dutch stock. his family having ssrtled in
New York nearly three centuries ego BE
was born ut G1lilstin, Columbus county, y.
Y. in 1881 n 1874 his father eznigTated to
Illinois, settling IL NcHenry county, where
the son WIS educated
For awhile ne tanFht school, but IN iSp
went 20 Chicaro and began the study Of hv
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Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA, kan Jan. 81.
The supply Of country produce continues quite
HE n "A &. the demand fair. Prices about the same
ss Tor the past three cay There Is change to
p,te In oranges lemons or app.eS. There l. a fair
trade In ali.
POTATOES sc per hu. northern 60c.
oRANGkS-Mexlcan s. SJSaS - per box, baskets
81 10. -. ~ -,
APPl El-sl s0&l 81 per blE 25Js5 - per hhi.
LAIR GES- Northern - s0esS "a per lJJ los.
uNlO\S-Kansss II sd II per ou
RANANAS-Sl jQl@l - per bunch
EGGo- lie per coZ 49,
"a, choice butter &c fair &c, cooking butter loc
- tHICkE distressed o4ss>c per 10 ne a. 30
TttKkEYS-Live es7c per 10 dressed sEllc.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
wichita Leath r Market.

WICHITA. Kan. Jan. 81
There is little doing in this line jas, now, Prices
re ahout steady. 49,, o-.-ao ID 4. s.zs-
God damaged .lS-Sc. -, - ~.
HARN ESS-Ao oak Sc, l. n. Sc, Union &c
ne TF1DomeStic Sol On French s. 1Gs2l ~
CIT HALF sOLES-tleavy - 20 medium e ~
I;1lt 81 25Gl -.
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Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Jan. 81.
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOUR Firm. xxx 50 25G1t 90 choice s. .UGD3 ~
fancy - lOty4 a.. patent - t(G4 -.
WHAT teadv. No. . hard cash and January
Ca, No2rtd cash 65ec bid. tsiec asked
COMMISSIONERS. No. 2cash 2lsac; January sales
2IAsc. So
bid lSl.c asked
RYE-No , cash SIC bid.
NILLSTUFt-- Easy.
CoRN CHOP-tc.
BR \--"9C.
SHIPSTUFF-40c.
HAY--S5.ady Fancy s. seas 90.
FlAXSEt.D- Quiet and unchanged at - %
LEAD--Quie. but steacy. Desnverized refined
81 S9ls, sofJ Missouri - o1]l
CHEESE--k Easy Full cream twins l0Slic, Young
America l06lllc, western eG9c-
EGGS--N eak at luc.
Corn MEAL-Steady at 81 5'@l5
LIVE POULfRI-Quiet, Choice hens 81 59s2 IS,
small fat 2 UOg2 y, mixed hens and roosters so
2W.
Provisions
HAIS--tc.
BkEAKFAST BACON-S4c
DRIED BLEF-SC.
DRIED SALTMEATS-Firn. Short ribs s. ST.
long clear S. 5e. shoulders - 81 short Cl 81 = 80
SMOkED kEA Short ribs ST SLY, lon
clear - p shoulders ~ l21p, short clear 81 40.
PORK-Firm at sll0
LARD-Steady at s5i'le.
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Wichita gram Market.

WICHITA Kan, Jan, 81.
The market remains the same hecelpts continue
light ana prices are unchanged
for "a hours 500 bu corn, SoS ou oats,
cars hay.
GRAIN-Csr lots track;
NHt T-Good milling rs lt5Sc, while other grades
are quoted at SC and uown.
CORN No. = l2s lSc.
DATS-l2c lac.
RYE No. 2 - g pc. No. 90a PC.
HAl-s4 - per ton ~ ~ in lois.
GROUND COkN-Chop in ear lots sc per l0l lbs.
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Wichita Flour Market.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money.

NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
Money call easy, ranging from 1fg 10 per cent
last loan J. closed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5&G19
Sterling exchange quiet but strong at "a ox Tor et
day bills and - S1s4 for demand.
The total sales of stocks today were 35.56 shares
Tn. stock market showed signs OF recovery from
the depression caused by recent trouble and closed
trife higher generally than yesterdays closing
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
HOGS

Receipts 6s7. The hog receipts are running under
the average and the demand Is more than double the
supply. Tho market today has been much the same
a. estei day. opening steady ut last nlgdts close
ana Sellin- strong throughout with bu of sales at
IS e.. One bunch of choice hogs sold at 81 611e.
There was d strong feeling at he close. We quote:
Choice sorted, q a. 6............$3 90 90 67If
/ light p'ixed, 3BG 2+0. b aGc3 50
Heavy mixed, 0GSl0 ................. tIs.yG9E %
Lough old and tpgs............... W GD5 -
REPRFSEN SALES.
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Wichita Provision Market.

WICHITA, han. jan 81.
r-,.ra "a no ouotable change in the market Pack
~ re oktng for higher prices in he near future
Sugar CURED MEATS-Canvsssed or plain
~ ms ~ lbs and ap. aEllc
hams. l2,s It's and ~, lU1rSllSsc.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

A h..s VISA Ead Sssi wa ~ h~knx s-sf-
I'd By ksr sosbsr ssos. sxns.sssax -ssca sss
ss-ss~. ksvsax dsos fsAlly sr~~ bs,<f ~
.s.E grsA; c1zassy cad rvx.Axk-d;
sa zarznA, ss0v no.naox vzsssrv
Aioca1 u AID care k2 "-Ws<AxzSson ssAs.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

Two cs-lsr god p5aos q S-~se<nsas-
rais-. .. OH s.anzssl. tSs ~ Csszs-ssise'
q. 81; HxsF~zs, ezx-rrzs. Lar q Gess@-
vA4,s, c!<s-As.~stz Co<-s:sssisSa-
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

In two years he
W as admitted 20
the bar and began
80 waeu~. In Id4
hs was ssect<.d su-
pervrsH tan oMc-
afterwards be&d by
Robert T. Lincoln
D o W minister 70
EhsiaDd. and ~-
cupsed tie positsoa
for three years In
1865 he was elected
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WICHITA, Kan. Jan. 81
CATTLE
Receipts 81. shipments 81 There were few oil
dearly ali kinds Oh the market Good fat cattle con
tnue steady to strong. Poor and inferior grades are
slow and hard sale. There were about TWO IoaoH
ansold at the close. We quote:
Native shipnnv sfeers fancy LOCALIZED
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
wichita Hide and TaIlow Market.

WICHITA. Kan, Jan. 81.
There is little change note. Hides continue
weak.
HIDES-No, green &c per H. No 2 green &c per
H.. No green salt &c. No. green salt &c. dry hides
4s61&c per ID. bulls and stays I3..
TALLOW-No SIC per h. No PIC.
SHEEP PELTS-SOs15c each.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
ABSTRACTERS.
A. ]. APPLICABLE

Abstracfer, Conveyancer and Notary Public
Fine drauchtiny speciality. Complete abstracts
TO any land in SedGtSics county. Room 10 ~eig-
wick hlocS. Can be found during business hours a.
county building. laS-1
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ST. LOUIS Produce.

81. LOUIS Produce.
ST. Louis. Mo-. Jan. g.
FLOUR-Steady, with good demand. NN s5c
XXX Sc family 81 co. choice Al %, fancy 81 40 eI-
ira fancy 81 5961 -. patents l si-Il 81
WHEAT-FluctuRJed from lstyI NC, closed tgt4c
below yesterday. 80 red cash 'osc, May ''>st''5sc
bid June SIC asked July 1ts.c.
CORN-Cash frmer. No. : mixed cash 2SleCS 1850
February a,ssteoAsC March 2nS:c. May 2.'stZ>c-
OATS-Easy No cash &c bid. May Elise.
RYE-Dull at Al &c bid.
BARLEN-Dul Small sales OF Minnesota ts5iec
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PATENT ATTORNEYS
VIM. ]. HUTCHTNS.

Patent attorney and solicitor. mechanical -ngin
eer and draughtsnlan. r'ul report OF patents 10
date Is wears OF practical experience. Preliminary
examinations made Rooms II and u Flrebaugn
block I5s North Market ST Wichita. Kan, G&g II
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Shipments,
Kansas City Produce.

BUTTER-ouiet. Creamery 15Gltc. dairy S@20c.
EGGS--Wcah l2l96sl3c-
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The following were the representative sales OF
hogs at the Yards today.
SHEEP.
Wichita Horse and Mule Nar.et.

There are no new features iR the market. The
supply continues about 20 per cent below the de-
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
luyi.at,ors.ad announ->

HTEnN!N1N Invitations AID announr--
W HftIHAtr msacs, Luncheon Cars
VI IUUifu Calm. cards Ps;ty in
vitAsaous. Printed or EG-
grsred ~ the Wichita EAGLE Office, Wict.
i.a, Ksnsss.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
REPRESENTATIVE SALES

The following are the representative sales Of cattle
the wards TODAY:
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mated all the In
dian ocean and had
q monopoly of the
trad g of Africa.
They W re t h 9
greatest navigat-
ors, explorers and
traders in Europe.
Great has been
Portugal's decline,
but h er patriots
have never ceased
to dream or her
statesmen to plan
and hope for a
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
A PORTUGUESE EXPLORER.
Serpa Pinto, Who Knows Africa Like q
Book.


Book.
Portugal is little, but she is extremely
plucky. In proportion to her area, she has
the most extended coast line OF any country
in Europe Greece possibly excepted. and so
her great enterprises have all been on the
ocean. Once she rivaled England, and if the
present trouble between the two nations
grows into passage at arms, the smaller
country may prove no mean antagonist. 1t
is an important fact, too, that the Portuguese
have always shown more capacity for rapid
adaptation to tropical climates than other En-
ropeans, and have been remarkably success
full in dealing with the natives of Africa,
where they have had important interests at
various times since the Fifteenth century.
The Portuguese were the first tof modern
people, to sail around the Cape of Good
Hope, as well as Cape Horn, and for nearly
century thereafter Q407-l5S0 they domi-
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