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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-03

A5NE EXODUS, CLAIRVOYANT. REMOVED
vi TO 1867 Market, bet 9Th and 9TH, Room 2al7 II
A UGUSTA SYBILLE. STAR FoRTUNE-TELLER,
n tells past. present and future; gives lucky
charms; Information stocks and lottery: also
photograph your future wife or husolnd Gents 81.
ladies So cents. by letter s.. $50 O'farre nly2 ON
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-03

pESPECTABLE AND TRUSTWORTHY GER
IL man woman with little girl years, desires sit
uation as housekeeper; is competent in all kinds of
sewing and housework. Apply $50 1ehama St. bet
Third and Fourth. ie3 3t#
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Two baE Herd. of sheep.

Messrs. Seldomridge and Pebbles, Of
this CITY, are now making preparations
to dispose Of their two large herds Of
Keep which they purchased il New
Mexico last spring. Last spring these
Gentlemen handled in the neighborbood
II 1900 head. which were bought in
northern New Mexico and sold before
hev reached the Arkansas river. In
January Of the present year Mr.. Pebbles
vent TO New Mexico and contracted for
ne two herds which are now being
'riveu 20 Kit Carson on the Arkansas
Pacific railroad. Tkese sheep were So
ieceed from tbe NEST improved breeds
within a radius Ct 200 miles Of Las
Tegss. and were bought especially for
.eeiers and the eastern markets. The
irst herd, numbering 3.0s0 head, ar
rived a. KIT Carson yesterday, and sew
z-al large eastern dealers w1n Inspect
hem there rext week. TIE osner herd.
Numbering 1000. viii arrive az the
sns place about the S".h--Coleraao
So-2-s Rernhiic.
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ception she received presents from nearly
every one, as all desired to give some SOU
venir to one they had loved and revered so
long for her good actions
Mrs. Asenath Miller was born in Brim-
field, Mass, the 18th of August, 1887, and
removed with her fathers family TO Cherry
Valley, n. Y.
She married Simeon Barnum the 10th Of
June, 1904. by whom she had seven chill
dren, only three of whom are alive now.
In 1906 they removed to Shoreham, VT,
and in 1908 or 1909 they went TO Potsdam,
n. Y, where Mr.. Barnum died June II,
1926. In 1927 she married Frederick Miller
in Potsdan, and in 1887 they moved to Il
linois and settled on farm in Campton.
By this second marriage she had two chill
dren. both living, Simeon Miller, of Rogers
park, and Edwin Miller, of Chicago. Mr..
Miller died in 1859, aged 90.
Mrs. Miller was born two years before
Washington was inaugurated, and has
lived through twenty inaugurstions, and
during the centennial visited Philadelphia
and did as much sightseeing as a girl.
During all of her long life she has been a
busy woman, and no one can compute the
amount of work done by her still useful
hands, nor the good words she has spoken,
nor the kindly Offices performed for other
women sharers in the hardships of early
western life
She is remarkably preserved, physically
and mentally, and retains her faculties
almost unimpaired, and frequently makes
the trip between ST. Charles and Chicago,
and often rides thirty miles in day with
little fatigue She sews great deal, and
her favorite pastime is the making of
patchwork quilts, block of which shows
the utmost neatness and accuracy.
AT Der reception were present forty blood
relatives and five generations, besides
many prominent persons from Chicago
and nearby villages, and the unani-
nous expression was one Of tender rever-
ence toward her for her gentle cheerful
ness, her many unheralded deeds of kind
ness, and her wise counsel, which has al
ways been anxiously sought by old and
young and freely given.
In appearance Mrs. Miller does not seem
to be over TO- and her active manner ear
ries ont the deception. She dresses in black
silk or satin with fine white lace at the
neck and pretty brooch, and over her still
abundant snowy hair wears lace cap
trimmed with lilac ribbon She is we'll
read, and quite up with the questions Of
the day, though she never took great in
terest in politics. She hopes that if the
Worlds fair in Chicago is ever accom-
plished to visit that as she did the Centen-
NAL, and according to all probabilities she
will live to do so, as she Is perfectly healthy.
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The supply of cattle was fair for closing
day. The receipts consisted mostly of
fair to good butchers cows and heifers.
The market was active and prices were
strong for the quality. More cattle
changed hands today on this market than
for some time The demand is active on
good to fat butcher grades. The feeling
was strong at the close on this class of
cattle. Thin and half fat cattle slow sale
and prices very low. No demand for stock
steers at present. Hogs came from every
direction today and the supply out
numbered any previous days receipts by
severa hundred Everybody had all the
hogs they could handle at the close of the
market, and seven or eight cars were I'm
sold. The market was rather active and
prices were well sustained throughout.
Bulk of packers grades S3.4711 to $3.50:
Lights $33 and Mexico S34715 to $3.50.
The buyers were all filled up and did not
try much to break the price on account of
the heavy run. The close was rather
weak
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BUTTER-Quite. Fancy separator l516c@l6c
finest creamery lGGl518c, fine l3c finest dairy
S@l4c, fine SGol0c
EGGS-Steady, l2J4Gl3I5c.
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Brief Mention.


More hogs than ever today.
Market about steady.
Cattle market active and firm.
Armour was the big buyer today.
Hog purchases today-Armour PA, Whitaker 6l5,
bold l55. Mexico l6l
Today's hog receipts S.55N for the week 1885 and
for the month to date 4l56O How is this for the
tainly winner
Armour will ship out two train loads thirty-one
Cars) of hogs TO Kansas City tomorrow.
ready for Shipment 70 cid MeXico They viii pro-
bably be loaded out early Monday morning.
smith & Saunders, Pratt, marketed a car Of hogs.
Neal a Son. Pratt. had in a car of hogs
Mr. Crawford o. Crawford 4 Masters Garden
Plain. came in with car OF hogs
Harvey Grace, Cheney, was on the market with
hogs.
Horner Il Roberts, Kingman. sent in a car OF hogs.
Ellis & Cameron. Cheney. had in a car OF hogs.
J. F. Salmons, KnGman. marketed hogs.
H Williams Goddard. came in with a car of
hogs,
w. Carr. OF Carr & SON, came in from Udau
with a car OF hogs
Colonel Z Neff Arkansas City, sent in car OF
hogs
Nj, Thompson came in from Burden with three
cars Of hogs.
J. NJ Plrtle. 81 Dorado. marketed car Of hogs.
Cowherd & Dyer Caldwell. had in a car Of hogs.
J. B. KeIl sent in one car OF mixed stock and one
car OF hogs from Clearwater.
J. H sparks came in from Conway Springs with
OF hogs
r. F Hurgrove, Argonia, had hogs on the market,
Sherburn s Somerville, oxford, sent in car OF
hogs
W. G. Arnett Anthony, marketed a car Of hogs
J. T. Hammers & Sons, Clearwater, had a car OF
mixed stock.
B o. Beekham came in from Sterling with a car
of hogs
J. E Cooley. Rose Hill, was on the market with
car OF hogs.
Alex KnobD. Belle Plaine, sent in car OF hogs
J. E. Hutchison, DanVille, had a car Of hogs on the
market.
George Friend, Cicero, was on the marke, with
car OF hogs
=. Butcher. sawyer. had car OF hogs AZ ne yards.
Brakeman 4 Hearn. Leon. marketed hogs.
Leon Bank, Leon, sent in two cars OF hogs
J. II. lisupin, Latham. had TWO cars OF hogs on
the market
T. Y Borland sent in three cars of hogs from
Latham.
George Houser Marion. was on the late market
with two cars OF hogs.
Golden 4 Hammer, Whitewater had a car OF hogs
or the late market.
NJ E Cation. Peabody. was on The market with
three cars OF hogs
l. c sharp the yard master, leaves for Chicago
aRd Cleveland. u. Monday for outing OF few
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chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Ill. July 26.-Wheat-A large bust
ness was transacted and the feeling developed was
nervous and unsettled The opening MGs31c
higher than yesterday and prices s., adva need sac
SELL rallied 1850, fiuctuated somewhat closed
about &c higher than yesterday.
Corn-There was another large days business
transacted in this market and the feeling developed
was but continuation OF that prevailing for the
past few days and still further advance was estab-
lished Oh all futures.
Oats-Oats were active, stronger, and prices gen.
orally higher Ia sympathy with corn.
Hog prOducts-The market attracted more than
usual attention today and speculate trading was
quite active, influenced by the hrmness in the corn
market The feeling was decidedly strong and a
substantial advance in prices was gained and well
maintained on all description of products.
The leading futures closed follows:
WHEAT-.Iuly SS1sc, August s2]8c, September 9H6
December, $3.50
CORN-Augist 4215c September 43c, May 47c
OATS-AugusL 3l5sC, September 3l3sc, May 34Sl
PORK-JUly $l2 or August Sll jG September
IARD-August s. 90; September IS 1716 October
SHORT RIBS August IS Is; September So 80
October S. p
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Qute firm 2O@25c higher,
WHEAT-No 2spring &c; red, sc.
CoRN-NO. 2, 4214c.
OATS-S24
RYE-j2c.
BARLEY-No sales.
FLAXSEED-sl 90
TIMOTHY-Sl A.
PORK-S12 So
LARD-S6 90.
SHORT RIBS-Sides IS 1906 Is.
SHOULDERS-Dry sailed - 6219C35 rs.
SHORT CLEAR SlDES-S5 1850 90
SUGAR-Cut loaf 714S7alci graduated 63lc; stand
ard A CSC.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By Telegraph

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. July 26.-CATTLE.- Receipts,
loo shipments 300 Market steady, native 80 -
Indians 81 1908 30; HoGS-Receipts 800 shipments,
?in Market strong, heavy; IS 1893 s.: pack
ing - 7043 80. SHEEP-Receipts 800 ship
ments 2Slo. Market steady. Good TO choice
muttons - 0GG5 lG lambs 81 65G5 IS:
stockers and feeders 81 1898 25
KANSAS CITY. NO. July 26-CATTLE-Receipts
=: shipments 400. Market steady to weak. Native
a. S 1G COWS ~ Sg stockers and eeaeTs 40 ~ ~
H0GSReceipts =; shipments 900 214S5c higher
bulk 50 6213; all grades So 571f93 6719. SHEEP
Receipts -; shipments l40l. Market steady quite.
lambs I S5g5 30. Good to choice mutton 81 OO
@ 20. Stockers and feeders 81 1898 %.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. July 26 - The Drovers Journal
reports: CATTLE = Receipts, 1000 shipments
1907 10 10 Market steady. Beeyes 8 5@4 So steers
- 1904 80 stockers and feeders 81 1898 4G cows,
bulls and mixed 81 50@3 25; Texas cattle 81 500
40 HOGS-Receipts 1900 shipments 1900.
g. 7q&3 %; light, SO 1898 50. SIX ps 81 8og3 IS.
SHEEP-Recepts 1000 shipments 90, Market
steady. Natives - T5G5 30 western 81 COCA 80;
Texans s. 75S4 So lambs 81 7595 80.
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The date, July % only: the rate. one fare
for round trip: route, via the Santa Fe.
limit three days south bound with final
limit of thirty days for return; stopovers
north bound only.
This is for excursion TO Galveston or
ganized by board of trade Of that city.
Galveston with its deep harbor and cool
sea breeze, its shipping and fine residences
Is we'll worth a visit.
Nearest agent of Santa Fe will cheerfully
answer all questions about this cheap ex-
CursiOn.
Through coaches and Pullman sleeping
cars from Wichita daily. Train leaves at
4:l0 p. u. soft
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bers all thai i claims 60 do. The members
have banded themselves togrs6er for pur-
poees Of mutual relief and aes:staooe in the
trials which cogoe with sicHez and death
and 20 caro- for nod educate the explained
children Of dsesased sisters Watchers for
the sink are every resdy; Dndscine and
medical sreztrasnt Il always provided for
needy members. The position usually
occupied by toe Supreme loaSs II fra
ternAl Soc1esie< 10 o-cQceed 70 the United
Order CT IDdsseadsus Odd La1sas sJ the
Government lodsa AnoAz tks mere
prcninsnt sad hsrdat -ors.za II the gov
eminent bos-z are ks- & !. Boynton. Of
hyde Para. tis Eght worthy IAdy govern
ess; Airs- n :. sklltDx Of Boston rgh:
WORTH chs7la.n; Nra " ! Bedeu, Of
scrsrv11ls, r%ghs woEsag gzAr<nzz-
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Many are the Euises under which tender
hearted women have hidden their own
good deeds, but perhaps the eueerest Of
them all is secret society of Boston birth
and home 1t is known as the United Or
der of Independent Odd Ladies', and was
organized forty-five years ago, although it
has come into prominence as a secret soci-
ETY. only istely. There are now twenty-five
lodges with total membership Of about
300. The conditions under which women
are admitted 10 membership are briefly ex-
pressed in the constitution ~ follows:
Amy acceptable white lady wishing to
ioin subordinate iodge must be a believer
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EmAHidA.

Fanny Davenport has lot of the most
perfect emeralds. these stones being ones
that she specially admires. When Cleo
patra governed the world the Egyptian
women saved all their gold - buy emeraIds
for their daughters, for wearing them in
sured freedom from all physical kls, made
them hopeful, and forced them in this way
to be cheerful, happy women. Sometimes
cabelistic characters were engraved on the
emerald, much oftener it was left perfectly
smooth.
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Wichita Grain Market.

NiIhIIA. han- July 20
wheat-Receipts for the week IS 9I5 bushels The
supply Is more than double that Of last week The
demand has ruled active and prices firm TO higher.
Corn-Receipts for the week 70,2J0 bushels The
receipts fall short OF last week 20 900 bushels
on account OF holders refusing TO sell at the adj
vance OF several points in price. The demand Is
very active and prices firm.
Oats-Receipts for the week IS 200 bushels The
supply shows increase OF about 1000 bushels over
last week and prices have advanced in sympathy
with the advance in corn Prices are very firm,
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-Good milling. old and new soft, IL
hard 65sssother grades Soc and down
CORN-NO or better &c, white &c.
OATS-25c
RYE-No g. or better &c
HAY-e4 80 per ton In car lots
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots 75c per 100 lbs &.
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Ths ad1hia Daily Eagle Sunday a1oring guru IT. 1890

weeks and takes his little daughter with him and
will leave her With his sister in Chicago Mr. Sharp,
or Jack" he is known by all the boys. Is great
favorite with everybody around the yards and 1t Is
doubtful If there is in the country who under
strictly 70 business during the past three years,
working often day and night, and he Is certainly
deserving Of the rest and recreation which he is
about to take and everybody connected with the
yards wish him pleasant trip and 8 jolly good
time.
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FINANCEANDCOMMBRCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts Olive Stock at the Union Stock
Yards during the past "a hours--21O
cattle, $3.50 hogs, III sheep and 81
horses. And for the week 1872 cattle,
$50 calves, 1926 hogs, 81 horses and
III sheep. Shipments today III
sheep, 81 horses.
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Native shipping steers good 10 extra SO IS a 90
Good 10 extra native butcher steers HOG
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Following are the representative sales of cattle at
the stock wards TODAY:
HOGS.

The supply was the largest today by several hun
drrd Of any day in the history of this market Hogs
came in from every direction and on every train
and they thick around the yards for a while
that il real y seemed though they must be coming
up out OF the ground. The market 10 pri
much same as Yesterday So 475 to S. 50 was the
price paid for nearly all the packers grades and
heXico's Bulk OF lights and pigs sold at 81 *; Ar
mour was very heavy buyer today Everybody
had all the hogs they could handle at the close,
which tribe weak
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.
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"A-s these ooEcr,sxien powders var
rAnsed fat eelorss"
We'll. madam, cannes say that tbev
vii wash ike the o&sarzl complexion. ba-
thsv wont rub al q . coat sleeve Life
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his Idea

ScncoiaistreSs dnss beginning nfoe Tn
proving lesson upon minerals 20 The jan
iorsHSov. what sre the principal things
we get out Of the earth
Youthful Angler. Aged (oon1dentlyt-
Worus-CkEfte<
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Are YOU going west Are you going
east2 If so. take the Great Rock Island.
Finest accommodations and lowest rates
TO all points City ticket office, 100 East
Douglas avenue. corner Main street.
IN II
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IN q Supreme Being and
of Protestant Faith and
temperate habits. She
shah not be under IS nor
over 90 years Of age, and
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The Santa Fe Change.

By the new Santa Fe time table ir will
be observed that the Chicago fast express
leaves here three hours and fifteen minutes
later and arrives in Chicago the following
morning making all eastern connections.
The Galveston train leaves four hours and
forty-five minutes later and makes the
same time TO Galveston. The Denver train
leaves forty minutes earlier and arrives at
Pueblo at 6:23 a m. Colorado Springs 7:45
a m. Denver 1915 a IN. This train is
equipped with chair cars, Pullman and
dining cars and will not stop for meals as
formerly. dig If
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shall Be OF re
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Standing in so
eiety, having
some known
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Reing thirty mile the shortest line ard
~ miles the best ofse. peofss susisf m bay
ing ticksts 20 Chicago "a the sant& -
route
This has atvrn 0ur tro uizht trains
Kar1sas City u Chicago. a EsaTJ utissfssssz-
To further soCouusDslafe our frlsissis. -
have just put o. = rev thfouZa rFFfrsFt
c,rrvfng dav cozrhss. fire. chair ear. AMI
Pullman slers>eTz A. ight. lesTlnz k&nAas
Ctr - A r.. znd arriving "a Chicago -
a rs Pz-sz-ngsFs On thts rev Train assp =
daylight rlas srr1.- Mlss0ssri ard Iowa
Rsmsaalsr ore tEiDg. hat u makes no
dffIeruurs waz1Asr Fou ggt into EsssSzs
City usorugoz % eTst2inzs Tou Nih bs3
santa Re tran ca shs track raadT - 'ass
Taz 20 Chlaaz1 % intsrmsd ass p<irts "a
quicker tine zbaa Euy oDfgy ping iilT.
r. ] Slchoiegu. g. = IL A ToFska.
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Blank charters and ali kind Of legal
blanks for sale by
The WICHITA EAGLE,
d7l Il Wichita, Kansas
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CHICAGO. ILL.


The Frisco line runs Pullman Sleepers.
reclining chair cars seats free daily TO
St Louis, without Change. No other line
does this 81 II
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA. Kan, July %.

The supply was liberal for the closing day aid
consisted mostly of far TO good butcher cows and
heiiers, little half Of the cattle arrived late
md consigned to Whitaker. The buyers were on
hand and the market developed NOR life than for
several weeks Everything sold at good values
sderlng the quality There is a good demand for
good to choice fat butcher cows and heifers and
they sell well at full market prices There is
siderable competition between the buyers and it
makes things quite lively around the cattle pens
again The close was firm.
Native shipping steers good TO extra. So IS a. 90
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FOR SALE-ni.oeHaneous.


- = = =
II ssr-u-s = fafr ~ze-cse10z 80 fraee saf
ras-s1 49, - 49, ss-s-sers = -s7.afee All
u &srEss a. 7aar $500 Soy 81
r-oR s4xK % TgkpE - AcEEs eoou
II i1ES wuzas ssss $50 -ssrz - "a -
sire - s. xsAe Az S@fT
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. July %.
Money on call easy, with no loans and no bids
whatever.
Prime mercantile paper 59618
Sterling exchange quiet but strong at 81 IS for
60 day bills and 81 SSs4 for demand.
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BUTTER-Quite; Fancy separator l51fc@l6c
finest creamery lG9l519c, fine l2Sl5c, finest dairy
S@l4c, fine S99l0c
EGGS-Steady, l24Gl3l5c.
Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. July &c
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOUR-XX. Csc; xxx 75c; family 81 ~; choice
81 4G fancy 81 7G extra fancy 81 S0Gl So pateut
WHEAT Higher No. . hard, cash SIC; July
SIC bid. S24 asked, No red cash Sac.
CORN-Higher. No. cash and July 311&c.
OATS-Higher, No. cash Bic; July 3Oc.
RYE-Steady. No cash and July 4Sc bid No
EGGs-Quite at Sc.
MILI4STtFF-IFregular.
CCRNAIEAL-55c.
CORNCHOP-5ic.
BRAN-4Sc
HAY-StrOng and loo higher.
LEAD-Quiet. soft Missouri and common Is 60,
refined 81 20.
BUTTER-Creamery fancy 146l5c, other cream
cry ll&lSC; dairy S9l5c; store packed 6sUc
ern SG9c, Young America l0&llc, skinned 485.
LIVE P0ULTRYI,Firnl, good demand. Snolc &c
az 81. spring chickens 81 2t92 W.
PROVISIONS Steady.
BREAKF4ST RACoN-ss5l
DRIED BEEF-ST 81
DRIED SALT MEATS,3Short clear sides IS co.
SMOKED MEATS-Long clear $S 90 shoulders
Sc 0G short clear sides 81 81
LARD-Refned. 81 25.
st. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. July 26.
wHEAT-HiGher. Cash &c, August 9l9sc, Sep
CORN-Higher. Cash SC, August Ss1fc
dITs@Hisher Cash sc bid. August Sc, Sep
PoRK-Strong cash. *l1 co.
LARD-Hgher. prime steam, s. 62ls
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To the Sort hsss kznsas Pair ~ WASests
sstf - and - Ard OK T. 2 azd TIE
Aiehssen. Tgg~ka & -sasA % Fl1tr sii
,sissre - Aa3r s1rasasos rlrksFs - 60 tsr7
Tor ~ r9uHa tylp 70 - se.d ffusa AZ "a
fiosss 20 "a - distant
- j. NrrEsuIs9E
g. = and 7 Azt EuPet4. ssn.
y = WHTTE F3ss- Irzalz Iszss 2
Mtf CE4easo IL
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State ct Kansas County OF Sedgwick. So.
|, l. d Skinner. cashier OF the above named bank
do solemnly that the above statement Is true
TO the best of my knowledge and belief.
l. D. SKINNER Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me tn 2Grh day
Of July, 1880. GEO. W. BRISTow, Notary Public.
lsEALl Sedgwick County, Kan.
My commission expires Nov Is. 1891.
Correct-Attest. w. +. GREEN
J. =. ALLEN, Directors.
P. V. HEALY, \
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pEPORT Of the condition OF STATE Ne TIONAL
IL BANK. at Wichita. In the State OF Kansas at
the close OF business, July is, 1890.
RESOURCES
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Wichita Horse and Mule Market.

There Is very little OF interest the market these
days Very little stock coming in. Good drivers
Nnuld find reahY sale at mako value.
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Chean Trin 70 GALVESTON.

Notwithstanding statements to the con-
trary, the Frisco line is two hours the
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