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The Portland daily press., 1890-10-11

The Augusta New Age ends long TRADE
against the Republican party with this para
graph of glitts ring assertions:
The most fearful stride towards Central Des-
potism remains to be taken. The Force bill,
though scotched, is not killed The political con-
sprators against popular liberty intend 10 put it
through the next session. 1t is bold usurpa-
ton OF Dower on the part OF the Federal govern
ment; 10 be enforced by Federal bayonets. 1t
robs the people OF their political birthright. II
deals death-blOw to State autonomy. II puts
the country on the high-road. to Central Des.
potism.
EWill the New Age tell us what power not al
ready given by the constitution is "usurped'
by the election bill? What word or line or
paragraph of the bill invokes the use of
Federal bayonets? What political birthright
il takes from the people? WHAT word or
line or paragraph of the bill threatens State
autonomy?
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-11
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The Portland daily press., 1890-10-11

An Easy Method for Beginners in Latin.
By Albert Hardness, Phi. D., LII. D., pro-
fessor in Brown University. New York
American Book Company This volume,
the author tells us, is not mere companion
to the grammar, but practical guide for the
pupil in the work of reading, writing and
speaking Latin. The student is introduced
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The Portland daily press., 1890-10-11

Again DR.. John G. Berry sends along his
annual report of the Doshisha Hospital and
Training school for nurses at Kyoto, Japan,
In connection with the A. B. G. F. M. Mis-
sion. This is the fourth year, and has been
prosperous. A class of six graduates. there
are twenty-one pupils, there have been 202
in-patients and 2,1S9 out-patients, and sat
isfactory balance in the treasury. Nineteen
of the in-patients have accepted Christianity.
Diseases Of the eye and lungs have predomi-
mated. Patients came from 147 places out
side of Kyoto. some from remote parts.
This hospital seems to be doing noble work
and financial aid to 1t will do great good
among deserving people.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-11

Autobiography of Anton Rubenstein, 1929
1889. Translated from the Russian by Aline
Delano. Boston: Little. Brown & Co.. Port.
land: Loring, Short Sc Harmony Rubenstein
was born on the 10th of November, 1929, at
Vichvatijnetz, village on the Dniester, neal
the portion of the frontier of the government
of Podolsk and Bessarabia. On the 18th of
November, 1889, Russia celebrated the Goth
anniversary of his birth. the whole nation
rightly honoring him as their greatest mu-
stefan and composer and one Of the greatest
of the world. This biography was taken
down from Rubenstein's own lips by STEM
ographer, and afterwards corrected and re-
vised by Rubenstein, SO that 1t is essentially
what it purports to be, an autobiography.
In supplement are tributes to Rubenstein's
genius, taken largely from Russian journals,
and to some extent from pamphlets published
at the time Of the jubilee.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-11

Following the Guidon. By Elizabeth B..
Custer. author of Boots and Saddles. Illus
trated. New York: Harper & Brothers I;
Portland: Loring, Short & Harmony Fol-
lowing the Guidon is graphic account of
military life on the frontier. The pictures
of camp life, its dangers and privations, and
of many novel experiences, amusing and pa
thetlc scenes, are very realistic and enter
tanning. A portion of the work is made up
of Gen. Clusters letters to his wife and to
friends in the East, and the details of his
CAMPAIGNS are given in his official reports.
The closing UAapter is devoted to Gen. Gus
ter's favorite horse Dandy, with touching
illusions to the Custer family. The many
readers of Boots and Saddles win welcome
with pleasure this new volume from Mre.
Clusters pen.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-11

Among the Moths and Butterflies. A re-
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or Born in Prison. By Julia P. Ballard
New York: G. Putnam's Sons; Portland
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reader. The book contains 1O3 Illustrations,
is handsomely bound. and printed on thick,
heavy paper. The book is one that ought to
be very attractive.as well as instructive to the
young, and even their elders can get much
profit and pleasure out of it,
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$4,000 will buy a nice two
story brick house and a good establish
ed grocery business. centrally located.
JNO. r. HAMBLETON IL Co.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
Brief Menilnn.

J. B. Slough, FL Dorado, came in with a
gar of hogs.
j. II. Sparks, Conway Springs, had an
other car of hogs on today's market.
Houston shipped FIVE cars of cattle east
today.
i. f. Reece, Bayenville, mad car of hogs
on the market.
Alex Knott, Belle PLANE. marketed a
car of hogs.
Col E. Nef, Arkansas City, sent in a
car of hogs.
Vols & Stayton sent in a car of hogs
from Milan for today's market.
John Stef1in, Greensburg, came in with
a car of mixed stock. This is his first
shipment to this market and he was much
pleased with results.
ii. Sensenbaugh, Wilmore, marketed a
car of cattle and hogs
H. b. Craig. Leon, came in with a car of
mixed stock He says fat hogs are very
scarce in that part of the country, but
there are lots of young hogs which will be
ready for market in May and June.
Mr.. Kilgore, of kilgore & Cliff, Bluff
City, was on the market with car of
mixed stock.
company, came very near losing his family
mare in the burning of his stable Monday
evening She was pretty well scorched
but will probably be all right in time.
Says it won't be necessary to have her clip
ped this spring.
W. W. Gregory. n prominent business
man of Galveston, Tex, is on this market
buying some fine horses for home trade.
He purchased from r. Il. Diver five head
of fine iron gray horses. Among them
was fine matched team for which he paid
$1,000 The Wichita market is getting
well advertised. More fine horses would
find ready sales on this market. Mr..
Gregory win send the thousand dollar team
TO the City of Mexico.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13

It is not generally known that il Is an i'm
possibility for a buyer to carry" the shade
Of any particular color in his eve. This has
been great failing with the majority Of the
retail buyers who look after the ribbon stock
OF the big dry goods and notion houses Of the
city These buyers control fancy salaries
and are as sharp eyed and experienced as any
IN the trade; still they cannot for the life Of
them retain the exact shade Of a piece Of rib-
bon IN their eve and match" il when pr
chasing az wholesale house unless the-
carry q sample OF the number Of the roll with
them
It's strange but true" said one Of the buv-
srs ot 2 Sixth avenue house. ~ have FREQUENT
~ gone astray IN trying 70 carry shade IN II '
eye. No matter how closely l examined =
certain pisce of ribbon that wished 20 match
before leaving the store, could no: come
near :. wnea | arrived down town at the
wholesale dealers Or counsel yas dsceiv ed
many times before finally became aware Of
this fact. In going down town I KEEP. the
shade II NY eve ell TIE time, and generally
made tie purchase with the idea tia. had
matched il 20 dot. but whza Il was Geiiv-
e-ed at the store 70 Be compared 1t invariably
turned oct 10 be the wors. guess possible So
IL is with tire other ribbon uuye--. None Of
them car carry q shade ard uls.ca IL All
are forced u show numbered samples Il pgr-
CHASING wholesale. Il you 90 not believe the
truth Of these remarks ask some % cur exp=-
rrenced shoppers or try the experiment your
SCI. New York Mail and EEp-0
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, March 12.-Trade in wheat
was rather slow most of the day. Early
in the morning there was fair business
but after the market ruled quiet and un-
interesting and closed about 1I4ic higher.
Corn was quiet and inactive the greater
part of the session. very little interest be-
ing manifested The feeling was steady,
a rather firmer undertone being apparent.
Oats were quiet and steady and without
important features May was the only
month traded in, and prices fiuCtuated
only sc.
Quite an active business was transacted
in mess pork, but the feeling was some
what unsettled and prices Irregular. At
the improvement of offerings were enlarg-
ed and prices gradually settled back again
~ "a l0c, and closed steady.
Lard. A fairly active trade was report
ed. Prices were advanced 2J%d5c about
the middle of the session, but settled back
again and closed comparatively steady at
about medium figures.
Short rib sides. Moderately active trade
was reported and the feeling was steadier,
the Improvement in prices was slight.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
FINANCE COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts Of Live Stock at the Union
Stock Yards for "a Hours--1OO Cattle
612 hogs. The receipts We're light on
both cattle and hogs. There were very
fair butchers cows and heifers on SALE
but the bulk Of the receipts in this line
were rather common. some good
stock steers changed hands at good
price. The hog market opened stronger
on advices from Kansas City quoting
the market from to 1-2 cents higher
than yesterday. The packers advanced
prices from z 1-2 to 10 cents at once
and trading was done on this basis
throughout. Bulk Of sales S3.77 1-2 to
$3.50.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
Proposals for Wagon Transportation.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE)
MISSOURI
OFFICE or THE CHIEF QUARTERNAsTER.

II,
FORT IEAVENwoRTH. Kan. February l., $50
SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, subject to
the usual conditions will be received at this office
until IL O'Clock. noGn central standard time Friday
March H. $50 at which time and place they Will be
opened in the presence of bidders, for the transport
tatlon OF military supplies on the following
described routes in the Department OF the Missouri
during the fiscal year commencing July l. 1880. and
ending June 81 lSai viz
ROUTE No. l-Pauls Valley. I. T.. ION the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa + g Railway 10 Fort Sill, l. t.
distance Sill miles; and from nearest station the
Chicago. Rock Island 4 Pacific Railway, Caldwell
extension, 10 Fort sill, l. T-distance 70 be deter
mined by measurement
RoUT: No. 2-Woodward. l. T. ION the A. T. & s
r. Railway, southern Kansas Division. Panhandle
extension 10 Fort supply, ]. T.-distaDce Isl!
miles.
ROUTE No. miami. Texas. tor the A. T. e 6. F.
extension TO Fort Elliott, Texas,-distance IS 1-l0
miles
Proposals for transportation on any all OF the
routes above named Viii be received. Tho govern
ment reserves the right reject any al bios,
or any part OF bid considered ad outrageous
20 the governn ent, and waive such defects
NOT in conflict with the law.
Blank proposals. form o; contract, and printed
circulars. giving full information to the man
ner OF bidding, etc. viii be furnished application
this Office.
Envelopes containing propoe ais should be marked
proposals for Transportation on Route No. -
and addressed 10 tie undersigned:
Quariermastsr. L, s. a., Chief Quarternaster.
do u
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CITY, NO., March Il.
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOUR-Quet and steady, XX CSC: xxx .5c: fam
ily 90 choice 81 10 fancy 81 4s extra fancy 81 go
81 patent 81 ,5Gl So
wHEAI-strong and higher. No. hard cash
20. No 2 ed 6ic, No Coo.
COMMISSIONERS. No. cash 2l54.
OATS-Higher No cash lS@c
RYiEoNo. = cash sac bid. oi1ac asked.
LEAD--Quiet but steady. Desiiyerized refined
So 6216. soft Missouri 81 57Ie.
CORN MEAL--Weak. 4Uc.
CORN CHOp--}Sc.
BRAN--Duli. sc. Higher prices are charged on
orders,
IlAY--Fancy prairie firm at G1G5-j 50,
FLAXSEkD--Sl p.
BUTIER--Quiet. Good to fancy Creamery 2i9
PC. dairy good 20 fancy af2l7c.
CHEESE--Fuil cream twins l0Gflc, Young Ameri-
can ltd 0ltc. western St49c SKINNED 4as5
EGGS--Weak at IU12c.
LIVE POULTRY-Quiet Choice hens 50 51G2 ~,
roostere 81 Sol -; spring chickens 81 i56S2 o.
PROVISIONS--LOwer
HAMS-s9 y.
BREAKFAST BACON--SIlc.
DRIED BEEF--Zssc
DRIED SALT MEATS Short ribs 81 Go92 10 long
clear 50 81. shoulders 81 %. short clear So -.
SMOKED MEATS-Short rib sides 50 o.. long
clearSGe o. shoulders $50, short clear sides 81 %
PORk-SliGl
LAkD-PureS g co: refined S53,14
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
Wichita Leather Market.

WICHITA. Kan, March 70.
Business is increasing. There is very good de-
mand on harness leather and findings. Prices about
steady
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2stS29c. L. A. 25@21
good damaged 2l4Zjc
HARNESS-No. oak sc, l.. II, SIC, Union sc.
Hemlock 25c.
CALF-Domestic G5al o. French S. lOsI 81.
CUT HALE SOLES-Heavy So TO- medium & 50.
lfLht 81 250.l a..
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
MUSIC TEACHERS.
COLLECTION AGENCIES.

NNn0GRAPHED and Printed Lettes
HIM Heads, Note Heads, Envelopes,
Ii lIlU Business Cards, Wedding md
Party Invitations, Calling Cards
Luncheon Cards, Bonds, Mortgages, Certif-
Gates OF ock. etc.. at The Wichita EAGLx
asSce. Wichita. Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
ST. LOUIS Produce

St. LOUIS Produce.
ST. LOUIS. No.. March -.
FLOUR-Quiet but unchanged. Xxx 81 2ja2 30
family 81 4sa2 So choice - lQG,2 80. fancy 50 20
o. 80 extra fancy 81 i0q310
WHEA1,-Trading extremely light at the opening
nut after The first call active. The close
was firm with May A@@sc, June &c. July 15@1ic.
and August &c above yesterday. No. re. cash
iG3sc Aay 9G3sc bid June IG11c bid. July .jIeQ 1870
bd, August 1915 q ,51tc bid,
CORN-Dull. No. . mixed cash 2l55G2jc April
81 aG5153s. bid Nay &c bid.
,,OATS-No. cash, &c bid. May 2OySs 21c bid,
March 21c bid.
RYE-Nu :. hard cash 41e40}to bid.
BARLEY-Demand moderate. Wisconsin SOC.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
Notice..

We are aware that we are becoming
very conspicuous from the advertising we
are having lately from several quarters
We are much obliged for the same. but
we are willing to give 500 reward to find
the party or parties that write the anony-
nous letters signed shipper" and mail
them to the patrons of this market
99-tf VANDIVER & BRYAN
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
by Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. March la-CATTLE-Roceipss
SIC. shipments 21N Market Io@iSc lower.
Steers - i =. COWS 81 Stsi o. StOcke-s ami feed
ers So $ C. 50 HOGS kecelpts 500 shipments lea
Market 6sloc higher. All grades s. 77leai ~ bulk
) S)elS -. SHEEP-keCelptS 40. shipments 20.
Market steady. Good TO choice lambs sud muttons
So sos ~. stockers and feeders s. QNa5 =
CHICAGO. IL. March l2.-I'he Drover 81 ournai re-
ports: CATTLE-Receipts 1880. shipments .ssll
Market weaker. Ice lower. Choice 70 extra beeves
81 Sk5r5 IT, steers s. -.J4 a. stoCkefS ana f,e!ers
fed steers IS lOe5 s., cows. $ oo62 50 HOGS
Receipts 2Atp, shipments leo Market strun.- IN
shade higher. Mixed s. .0G4 L. heavy s. 81 Is
light ~ 006i 20. SHEEP-Recep;s S0l shipments
100 Market steady. Natives IS 1919 90 ives; eva
fed 81 SOS Is. Texans s. '5Ge5 To- lambs u0G
&C.
ST, LOUIS. No, March E.-CATTLE-R eceipts
lSol shipments SO Market strong. Good to
fancy native steers s. 5000 20. soclers and feeders
81 .SlsS 60 range steers s. 40lS -. EOGS-Re-
cepts 4,sA. shipments l5ol Market stronger Far
choice heavy s. g56ll Us PACKING grades s. ssS
go SHEEP-Receipts a1 shipments -. Mar
he; strong, Fair TO choice. 01s5 ~, lambs - "
GO 30
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
HOGS.

Receipts 5l2, The epts were much below
pectatious. The market opened strong and soon
advanced nc on telegraphic advices from Kansas
City, which noted an advance of 5@71@c. Trading
throughout the dav active AT the advance.
More hogs were wanted by the packers even AT adj
vauced prices. The market closed easy in Kansas
al IS Ulpa3 50.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
Wichita Flour Market,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK March l2.
Money on call easy ranging from 3.oG841e per cent.
last loan 31e. closed offered at SO per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5i@7.
Sterling exchange dnli and steady at 81 Sl3l for GO
day bills and ~ Si4 for demand.
The total sales OF stocks TO-DAY 34S l3 shares
Stocks were generally dull and stagnant day,
The close active and excited best prices.
few stocks. including Atchison making considerable
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
Wichita Hide and TaIlow Market.

WICHITA, Kan, March Z.
Little doing and no changes TO note.
HIDES-No. green 234c per lb. No. green 2l4c
per lib. No green salt sic No 2green salt nc dry
hides 46b6tyc per ID. bulls ana stays l19,.
TALLOW-No. BIC per To- No PFC.
SHEEP PELTS-30,l5c each.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS,

The Photographer Pictures III all sizes and STYLES
He also CARRIES the finest assortment Of plclur.
frames in the city. Give him frteodiy call aud
anime samples.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA. Kan. March u.
There is large amount Of grain being handled
and shippers are still wanting more cars Prices
Unchanged
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-Good milling a195Sc. while other grades
are quoted AT sc and down.
CORNING. 3 u GlSc.
OATS-l2flSc
RAE-No. 2s,G2lc. No. e0G22c
HAYS - per ton; 81 % in car lois.
GROUND CORN-Chop In car lots Sc per I0J lbs
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
Under this head &c l,ac per Cav.

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nR. Lei1c's FerfSdical Pulls, the great FreacA
~ remedy. sct directly the menstrual system
aud positively cure suppression CT tise ncn.~s
Warranted To promote men~i.ustssna Tac-r pills
should not BE- taken during pregnancy. An. Pist
pied ~ Ctas- Lawrence NJ 4. Degg5as. Wschlta,
Kan. wholesale and retail. 81 sun : asisit TYR
WE HAVE y dandy farm, clear Of any incurl.
w hsSaer, highly Improved. worth In cash si41a
ga trade Tor general hardware stcck the stock and
Geo. L. .ogze. j.. y Co. soi >clgWfCE block. 9ts
CPRIN0 s approaching Bring your clothing 10
kNha renovated. You save money. Wichita Tailor
Ing Go. so North Main. 80
I~ols BAit0st NJ Hand made single harness Tor
>i2us stTons wagon harness iron, SIS. 90 IN s-o
inside ~ zcOt oAs tanned leather. and others pro-
porticnateiS low - FSmers Harness Store. SsS y.
Main street sllttwSe-s
WE HAVE In Riverside addition the best IN
w acres In the city nrat>: electric cars. macaif-
cest improvements. chance like this can't be open
long. Oscar 4, smith Co.. lts North MARKET. - -
f,Ai- L. WARD Professional aaetione~r stock
Y and farm sales = specially. Best OF references.
CORES poud.nce solicited. oisCe. us West Douglas
avenue. Wichita. Kan. DIS 2s vso a.
WICHITA. my Wichita. shall leave YOU. les.
w whom magnificent Carthage. The gem OF tSe
southwest makes the call with of!eFs 81 hasi- .
chances requiring from sttp 10 $40 cash Adj
dress is-ck Boz IA. Carthage, Mo ss0-
\ h | could pat Jasper county mine exhibition
i 1T Wichita. 10 would arouse the Micawters. The
best can DO : 10 give reliable Information sbcut
The mineral lands here. Address IocS Box 80 Car
thage N0. - -
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales of
hpp AT the to-day
SHEEP.
W ichita Horse and Mule MARKET.
=,


Business quiet today. Receipts light and only
4 fair demand. There was one good sale made to a
H.IvestOn buyer. mention Of which Is made below.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
DENTISTS
mr.. T n Wilson

Dentists All work guaranteed first class once
l1e +. Douglas avenue over Paul Jones d Co > drug
store Wichita Kansas l5ltf
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13

BU FFER-LoweT, Fancy Elgia creamery la
a5ISc. finest western 2Sa2;c siSc 2Issssc finest
dairy ces1ZSc- Inc lag ISc
EGGS-.l2lsc.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA. Kan. March Il.
A III L

WICHITA. han, MATCH 7.
CATTLE.
Receipts 100 shipments 49, The receipts were
little light. The demand opened about steady Early
kilograms from eastern markets reported a weaker
feeling in the cattle market sand the buyers didn't
take hold quite sharp, but soon trading fairly
begun . e market ecame active and the supply was
soon exhausted. The bulk OF butchers stuff
below the average in quality. Good fat butchers
cattle sell well and are in active demand. Common
to poor grades slow sale and lUGljc lower. Good
demand for feeding steers. The close was about
steady.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
wichita Wholesale Fruit, Market.

wichita Wholesale Fruit Market
WICHITA. Kan. March II.
The dealers report q good bushes. today Re
ceIpts OF all kinds OF fruit comm. IN freely.
Prices steady.
ORANGES - Mexican s. 5oGS - per box
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-13
he aaahita Daily Eagle Thursday gornime aarh H. 1890

baskets s. 1914 90, crates, IS 5pa3 70.
California Washington navals IS 0l@5 IS per
box, California Riverside So 1913 IS per box. Mes
sina So 5CGS 20 per box, Imperial - ~ per box.
LEMONS-Messina per box 81 50en5 ~
APPLES-sl 401l 80 per bu; 25te5 81 per Dbl
BANANAS-Sl 50S2 80 per bunch, fancy IS VI per
bunch.
FIGS-Layers 15@1sc per Id. a oval boxes IS 500
IS per ll0.
DATES-Persian GO ID boxes, S1l@9c per ID, Fard
2G14 ib boxes. i216c per liz.
HONEY-CalifoInia ID frames 1IG1Sc per ID