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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-14
The Facettous Conductor.

Mr.. Sawyer is quite bald, prominently
so, it might be said. To him the con-
ductOr said:
''Will you permit me to make a sug-
gestionT
Certainly replied Mr.. Sawyer. 81
am fit subject for almost any kind OF
suggestion; second attack of the grip,
somewhat bilious, generally used up,
and as you might say with one foot in
the grave. But what is your sugges-
tionT'
The conductor deliberately leanedover
the seat and impressively placed one
finger on Mr.. Sawyers dome Of intellect.
II would paint Jack rabbit night
there" he said.
"A rabbit! What for?'
''Some people might take it for a
hare, Pioneer Press.
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Wichita Produce Market.

" ItHIIA, hdN., JUIlt 10.
The butter market is steady Not : much being
offered Just now. Eggs plenty and from &c 10 ic
lower. Garden truck plenty and weak at quota
tons
POTATOEs-Kansas 60c per bushel, northern Zoe
new, 81 00ll p per bushel.
CABBAGES-New &c.
OSIONS-New II 80 per bushel.
PIE PLAINTIFFS per Id.
SPf&AGE-5C per 10.
LETTUCE-5C per ID.
RADISHES-l0C per doz. lunches.
ASPARAGUS-I5c per doZ. punches.
SPRING ONIONS-l5c dOz lunches
PARSLEY-22c dOz lunches
EGGS-9G915c per doz.
BUTTER-Fancy creamery lie, choice creamery
l3c choice butter i2sc fair i0c cooking butter Sc
CHEESE Eastern full cream 13C. hair cream lla
&c skim SG9c. linburger l212 lac brick l5Gl6 full
cream Swiss I6t1l6c.
CHlCEENS-Dressed 61G2sc per H., live 81 75@
3 CD per tOZ.
TJRKEYS-Live G@7c per H.. dressed 991lc.
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gh aa1ieha Daily Eagle saurda. Borus guue H. 1890

22OG shipments 800. Market active. firm. Good to
fancy native steers 81 00e4 So stockexs and feed
ers 81 StoS so Texans and Indians & 1904 %
HOGS-Receipts 1900 shipments 6400. Market shade
higher Heavy 80 703 So packing grades, 50 6oS3 20
SHEEP-ReceiDts 1900 shipments 3400 Market
steady. Fair to choice clipped, IS 75G4 TO-
CHICAGO, ILL.,. June b. CATTLE Receipts
1000 shtoments 2SO9 Market slow and
lower Beeves. "a 7095 90; stockers and feed
ers 50 1904 To- steers, s. 6594 -; COWS, bulls
and mixed 81 40fS3 10; Texas steers & 4.g5 ~.
HOGS-Receipts, 200g shipments GOO. Markst
strong to sc higher Mixed s. 1904 Or heavy, - ~
a. 071l; light s. 1905 90. skips IS COOS 80. SHEEP
Receipts, 1900 shipments, l.GO1. Market slow,
shade lower Natives 81 0995 40 western ~ "
as 20 Texans g 25s4 p; lambs, IS 0og5 ~.
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Rrief Mention.

P. A. Cation came in from Peabody with
a car of hogs.
J. Starr, city. was on the market with a
car of hogs which he shipped in from his
ranch near Kechi.
a. s Thomas, Sedgwick. came in with a
car of hogs.
c. l. Pollard. Sedgwick, was on the mar
ket with a car of hogs
Fred Matheit, Peabody, was in with a
car of hogs.
!. H. Porter, Towanda, sent in car of
hogs.
Herman Herr, Greenwich, marketed a
car of hogs.
John Gilchrist sent in a car of hogs from
Belle PLANE
A q. Burchinal, Eweu, had car of
hogs on the market.
W. G. Arnett, Anthony, sent in car Of
hogs.
Sykes Bros. Murdoch, marketed hogs.
l. u. Ward. Mullinville, had car Of
mixed stock at the yards.
f. w Welheruer viii ship five double
deck car loads 800 head of hogs to old
Mexico tomorrow. He is buying all the
heavy hogs that comes TO this market
now, as that Is the class of stuff wanted
10y the old Mexico trade. The packers are
very willing 10 let them go Is they cannot
use them TO advantage.
Smith x Kaler, Severy, sent in car of
hogs.
VIM. Moore, Piedmont, had a car OF
hogs on the market
w +. johnson, Newton. was at the
yards looking for stock steers.
Brakeman Il Herne, Leon, had hogs on
the market
Perley Heath, Douglas, sent in a car of
hogs.
J. {. Wallace was on the market with
two cars of Panhandle cattle.
Nelson & Hall, BurIingame, had fifteen
cars of mixed Panhandle cattle at the
yards for feed and rest.
l.. Hays has just sold TO New York
wooden manufacturer 5000 pounds of
wool which has already been shipped and
has contracted with the same party for
100000 pounds more TO be delivered by
August l. Prices obtained were very sat
iSIacrOrV
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His Ruitnc PaSsJon.

st. Louis DruHrmer-It If true, my
dear Miss
Fair Fellow Ssenger-Kersnagg
Drummer-My dear Miss Kersnaggs-
thank you-it is true we never saw each
other until about half an hour ego. but
what Of thatS The desinies of nations
have been decided N half an hour. and
lovesometimas sprfugsinso existence full
grown. by whole heart IS
White Capped Africsn-Dinner all
ready in the dining car!
Drummer dumping up frsntissllyl-
I'll see vou again in-about twenty min
utes, Miss Kersnaggs-Chicago Tribune
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Ill, June ia fair business
was transacted in wheat today and the
feeling was steady and firm. The market
was about 1c higher than the closing fig
ures yesterday.
This was a quiet day in corn, trading
being largely local with price changes lin
tied to &c range.
Oats were rather quiet but stronger and
a shade higher closing sales being at out
side figures, and 11S-lIc higher than yester-
day.
In hog products trading was fairly ac-
tive and the feeling was stronger but out
side figures were not maintained.
The lcadlnE futures ranged as follows:
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Black, which expresses 'pTiyAtion Of
light" represents American and English
mourning. whlIs in direct contrast il the
white mourning color Of China, expressive
Of hope. Otherlhueu symbOhEing grief for
the departed ara
Scarlet~-Ooeasionslly worn hy French
kings.
Yellow-The sear and yellow leaf Egypt
and BarnAh. In Brittany widows caps
among the peasants an yellow.
Purple and Yiolet-To express royalty.
Mourning for cardinals and king Of
France Violet color mourning for Tur-
key.
Deep Blne-Rokhara mourning The
significance nf this SsIsction Is not known-
Pale Brown-The witbeTod leaves. Per
siA
GrSyiSb BroHn-Esrth. Ethiopis and
AbTzsinin
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Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.

WICHITA Kan. June b.
Berries are not coming in as freely and seem be
getting a little scarce Oranges and lemons in act
i've demand a little scarce and higher.
ORANGES - NexIcaL 81 15a4 90 per box,
California Mediterranean sweet 81 J0J5 Or
per box Messina s. j0d6 % per box Imperial s. 10
per box. San Diego 75pcr box.
EMONS-NesSina per box. - jG160
STRA WBERRIES-Sl 501p2 % per crate.
GOOSFBERRIES-S GRa2 80 per crate.
PINE APPhES-None in market.
APPI ES-None in market.
BANANAS-$20O a % 90 per bunch, fancg IS 20 per
bunch
FIGS-Layers l5S1sc per ID i oval boxes 50 500
- per 100
DATES-Persian 60 Ii boxes, SI4G9c perl Fard,
12taI4 ID boxes, Izllc per h.
HONEY-Caiifornia, III frames. 1791Sc perIb.
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Couss Not Bear It.

The little Boston boy walked in and
sat down with a griGved and disap-
pointed look on his face
"Why, Osgoodsnn," said his mother,
''what is the matter? Have you guar
relied with Little Elliott Fields-James?'
ri havenot, mamma answered o.
goodson, wiping his glasses thought
fully; "but l cannot associate with a
person who cheWs gun."-Chicago Tri-
bune.
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wichita Leather Market,

WICHITA. Kan. June II.
business fairly active. Some orders coming in
from the country and fair demand from city trade
SOLE LEATHER Slaughter 29G3lc, b. \. ZIG
2gC, good damage 2ld23c. -
HARNESS-Acoru oak SIC, No l oak 34c, l.. H. sc,
CATF-Domestic 65c6sl %, French 81 coal 80
CUT HALF SOLES-EXtra heavy IS 81 heavy
s. 10 medium 81 80, light 81 25gl 20.
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sign.

Hiss ,Honeysuckle in some trepida-
tionl-Ksres the bill for my new bon
net, papa.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures dol
laTs2 Why. that's remarkably cheap tor
50 pretty a one: and how well 1t becomes
YOU
Miss Koleysuckie-Papa, believe you
are getting ready 10 tell me that 1 can't
90 70 Saratoga this summer. - Bos-
toniaD.
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By tn uew .7zx4s- r time table i viii
b. ots-.rveyj thai the CElraxo fast sxprs-@s
raves here fhree bours aut fsen infinite
later ard STRIVE "a Chicago The fGlI0-F1nR
Morning Masking al eastern counszftou.
The f5ai Ee-fou IA 4seEsz fcur honTs ard
L1rfv-ave minutes lstsr an4 makes the
saEre risae 70 G5alvs-to4 TIE u~uEsr tram
leave- tory MINUTES earlier and arrives AZ
Pueblo =. 90 4 ul Col0radg -pTlEg> 80
2 n BeuTsr lo - 3 Fu Th.- trssn -
es4usg r~71 =-r8 CHAR car Pullman ard
d.al1E csrs aaa x!!l Dot stop fo1 rns4ls a.
fCFG.eT.5. az x
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excursion to Denver via santa Pc Route.

Account of the National Association of
Plumbers. Denver. Col The dates OF saia
are june u and l.. at one lowest limited
fare in effect for round trip, thirty days
limit
Also June 90 and q same rate. limited
thirty days. For tickets and other infor-
nation apply l22 North Main street and
new passenger station, Douglas avenue,
and Oak street depot. lNf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-14

The H0rolesfcsi RsvtoH sAys sha. toe
IgT~atnso5srr, oeSsrs- "a vseshza&kiag arr
/, Corvsut-y.As4d pT-ssDG. Bx5Ez6 T>oels sssd
laud- s~i Fs.sfn srsrf $780, A z.<soA
Tie SAF<zsosfs5soE ia s~@S~zNba-ss n.ads
% h-zd srisSs f,sn - ~ tsas IN 5E41
zs~lsaS JsAois fs<ai1iAa arSt<Egha ana ssr.
see tRs rad Tor. EsSszzG1asA. GD9 thus -.
qEzs pheaoG8s.Al skta No6 Rtossg IA tkssi
work TassE 81 pentla@& ars Asso p-gu4r-d
% ssrrs tea, ysATsss4ors thy CO - eAiIssc
master wcTkRA1z.
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Tire ETute.

"Good-by, husband You'll tabe- good
care Of yourself, won't you, TIL yea come
back
Il viii, dear I'm wearing that new
shirt you made for ME. kwouldn't he
found with ihat shirt On my body,
Mara, for thousand worlds Chicago
Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-14

Tbs c@<sSs q Gk1lor- vzs@s h1s b>ss
rsraA<szsa - ID sas~f sypoD. u tsIli
uDazSA yrsok s&1S< esss hDaAsaa e.s4 ost II
TIE LaAs szz<s4 AS nsaE V~aT. Tks
gssr&sazsd 10 2E2Az SozkirAssAAt 4xnons
pyisous- 49, c6Asasa - Bass usrn. Ths
rig iEsathe 9 lar aASrsl - s~~e<n- Sooor4,
Ing to~sks ssory % = rpS.sa i<&ssssr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-14

Accounting to'Pro$easor HEf1e. . count
Of the -sanaHI, riIaGz -of-a tsss ~<beo cui
three or fCUr t<et e-an ttszsSozDd NAP
net Goye the Accusa1s AGo OF r. WhsSS
1 trnss are csovded ia . forest, and 1zss do
velopcdf sohse crow rs, the sIr~stes< GnBusl
lncrsun<nt/is itlst1bel0s% the enOwa end "a
dirnjnhsbss regularly eo~Hrar2a- Whea
he lsAf zrss ~ Esas - fhcj>nt q a1fgrdrfood
snassrial 70 rrev4dc fer = she's % c>n.hiuD
al over the tree, tse-SEO~th seexs fezoss
rSnEing ths eooson1 and the rfrag which
h found tv~n4J fsss up The trrak may fall
Sitosao Der hafoss n s,schAs TIE ground.
IN s1oh tsnes ytsrs Gay - Tiagx ls1ktns
q. three fszt 1azh f1r osz+Htn years Aad
The t0tafnurrSeT a fngs wOsld - les
than the nunber 81 yssSs n ths srss'slife-
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. No. June 1S.-CATTLE-Receipt
2S0, shipments 500 Market about steady
Steers. - t0a4 s.: cows, 81 6l4sS 90 slocSeTS ana
feeders, 81 65a8 -. HOGS-ReceIpts, S,eUu snip
ments SO Market Sc higher. All grades s. 81
Ga OH; bulk s. 6sS Is SHEEP--Recelpts 81 ship
ments $50. Market steady. Good 10 choice
Inuttons. - 6l95 To- stockers and feeders = '5s
CO. lambs = 0osS p
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Co.isgisnz cut sstszsshing ee>ers some
tITNs When Harvard defaased Yale IL &
reseRt Gthletsc cSlses rGe friends Of the
vsCtSE Aucd cCtIsr4Eo- tAeir. Joyioy paint
inz'tAs lasss and fzee ofsthe John Harvard
satire blight RI
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Wichita Wool Market.

WICHITA. Kan June Il.
The market is firm and active. Some heavy con
tracts have Just been closed with eastern mills.
Bright condtion--RriCht medium tic, heavy me-
dunn lie, light fine lie, heavy fine l2c.
Farthv C0uditions--NIcdium l3C fine 98llc, coarse
la lSc. Mexican select grades l28ic, coarse and
NJ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-14

This Office is prepared 10 furnish all tina
blanks which are used in connection with
proving up homesteads IN Oklahoma. Wa
use Coop's blanks, which are the only
blanks printed that have been approved by
the land commissioner at Washington.
TJlff
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Following are the representative sales Of cattle at
HOGS.
Receipts l5l6.


The market opened active and firm at yesterdays
closing price, 50 52 for medium and light hogs and
the fOrenoOu's uzness done on this basis. Re
ports from eastern markets noted advance OF 2Ic
After dinner statesmen asked the 23c additional ana
the buyers aCceded 10 their demands and the entire
business OF the afternoon done at the advance.
Old Mexico was a strong buyer. for all the heavy
hogs. Chicago reported 1900 on sale and market
firm and active. Kansas City closed 21sC higher.
This market closed firm.
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80 ia h@d yeur eAsekez zsos -
Wsz-Gf LIE re - E7sd &C.
"EE w{ Sa1&nz all s&-< - - vhsa
che b(ll coas~fz T-kS~sTEncFPE-4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-14

&zTor Jso Nae. u Plztaasld. y. J..
SEe = - year %. - - uznhEsiia taAS
- Ess o@Trsez. So sN1rsY sT~T2s p "a.
-. -sos>zed tv1s Lines. thsGeA n<xar.
-: q rzlsl4i4 11rz
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Isook at This.

The Missouri Pacific will sell tickets -
Pueblo, Colorado Springs and DenverSt O..
Kansas City, st Joseph aud Omaha 81 eo,
St louis only 100. All other points cor
respondinglv low. Call and get lowest
rates. l35 north Main street Missouri Pa
cifiC ticket office. Shortest line 20 81.
Louis by IS miles. Two hours the quick
e.f III II
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Wichita Hide ana TallOw Market.

H. No green salt &c No green salt 3l4c,dry hides
5L1lIc per n bulls and stays 25ec.
TALIOW-NO !, SAC per Id, NO2 2lsc.
SHEEP PELTS--5UG 15c each.
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CORN-Iower. No. 2 cash. 282lc; June 293Ic.
OATS-No. ? cash, 26c ASKED June 2J}Sc-
RYE-No2 cash, &c; June l212c bid. 43c asked.
MILLTUFF-Irfegular.
CORN MEAL-55c.
CORNCHOP-54c.
BRAN-lSc.
HAY-Qu!et. Strictly fancy prairie S. 5OG6 IS;
good TO choice s. j11.4 90.
LEAD-Qulet. soft Missouri and common S 65'
refined 81 20.
FLAXSEED-S1 ..
BUTTER-Weak Good TO fancy creamery, 9914c
good to fancy dairy case.
EGGS-Quiet at &c.
CHEESE.-Steady Northern twins 1OSl Ne; West
eTn Sz3gc. Young America 1U9llc, SKINNED 4e:5.
LIVE POULTRY-FirIn, good demand. Choice
hens 3 COOS 25 small fat 81 5g92 10 roosterss2 %
az 20 spring chickens 81 25G12 20.
PROVISiCNS-S Steady.
HAMS-Sl0 80.
BREAKFAST BACON-$6 80.
DRIED BEEF-S7 80
DRIED SALT MEATS-ShoTt clear sides S. 0G
dry long clear S. 90; shoulders s. 80.
SMOKED MEATS-Long clear Sc OG shoulders
Sc co. short clear sides So -.
PORh-Sl3 o.
LARD-Refined s. Is.
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EEE 6Scss.y L&LJ-Essss Y0a =tara iAEs
4rz- Jonsz cis6 -, n1akti
see07A SoSissT LGdT-a tsxt - wAy,
Ire wv-z- ov.s re vikf-Ef7sx-Rs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-14

EyG M in Bunah is. expected At
ssule TING a ais iite 20 be a priest As a
coaseauence the streets af AandaiAy are
throlged eish yeliow ros~d, shaver headed
RcskA
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, Kan, June Is.
CATTLE.

Receipts $40. Shipments 100
Among the receipts were train load Of Panhan-
die cattle consisting Of stock steers and heifers.
bulls and veal calves. The stuff all on sale here
but was not good enough suit the buyers. - %
offered for the 100 veal calves, but not accepted
There was some Improvement in the tone OF the
market today, and prices good to choice light
stuff was some higher The Chicago market was
steady with 1900 sale. Kansas City closed strong
er. This market closed firm good grades. Poor
and half fat cattle slow sale and weak.
Native shipping steers fancy. l400dl6JD
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COMMISSION AGENTS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FRED w. ISRAEL r, c. IsRA
ISRAEL BROS,
REAL ESTATE AND RENTS.

Such bargains as can now offer in Wichita
property ana Sedgwick county farm lands were
never offered before Money carefully invested for
non-residents and their wichita interests properly
cared for Offce ID floor, 70 North Market, Israel
building. dlS-tf
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Commencing Sunday, March %, the
Great Rock Island route viii place in
service between Kansas City and Denver
their new and magnificent dining cars,
Pence de Leon" ''Delmonte" and Ray
mond" Passengers leaving Wichita on
the morning trains for Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver will be served with
dinner and supper on these trains. 1l0-tf
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Wichita Grain Market.

" IChILd UIalII NaTKet.
WICHITA Kan. June -.
Receipts somewhat larger than for past few DAYS
The market rules active and firm on most all kinds
Of grain. Orders continue 70 come in from all parts
OF The south and east for Kansas corn.
Receipts % hours 1880 bushels corn, 700 BUSH
els cats, cars hay.
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WEEAT-Good milling .j0SOc. while other grades
are quoted ar J0c and down.
CORN-No ; or better 2l@22c. white 221@G23c.
OATS-19d22-.
RYE-No 8, or better i5oG355.
HAYS % per ton in lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop tn car lots SOC per 100 lbs.
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SHEEP
Wichita Horse and Mule Market

There is very little excitement on the market as
the receipts are too light any anxiety. Far
lners are too busy come in with stock. Prices
changed. Several buy ers for good.
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Three hours the quickest 10 81. Louis
Missouri Pacific railway. l54tf
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Wichita FIOur Market.

WICHITA, hHh., JUNO Is.
There are no changes to note today. Business
light and prices steady.
Best patent per cwt standard prce......-....$2 60
ocCD6O grade -
Extra fancy. 70
Fancy 90
ShipstUf bulk %
Bran. 80
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Kansas City Produce.

I-5fit-r. finest crg.I7ne-y I5i4t auesJ Iairy ssIIc
Eue .r9c.
EGGS-l3C.
Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. No, June -
The Daily Indicator reports
FLOUR-Duu Tor low steady Tor high grades
NA. 65c NNA sc, family 81 '.r choice 81 ~ fancy
81 9jE extra fancy Il Sci - patent 3 To- Il
WHEAT-Lower. No , hard cash tic. June nom
ina; july sS1S75lrc, No : red casa sc asked
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One hundred aud forty choice Polled
Angus yearling heifers for sale near Wich-
tia. Enquire of Eldridge g. Campbell, at
the stock yards. d1S-6t
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Notice.

On and after June O. 1890, the Frisco line
will resume tariff rates in effect March 9,
1890 ID. WISHART,
Wichita, May %. q. Z. A.
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J. NJ. PHILLIPS. :. T. PHILLIP
PHILLIPS r. PHILLIPS,

FL EKINARN 50 IIITFONS.
Graduates Of the Chicago Veterinary College
members OF the Chicago Veterinary College AssO-
citation.
We are prepared to do all kinds Of veterinary
work, including canine practice, dentistry and all
surgical operations Hospital &CCOmmOd atiOnS for
all patients requiring special care. Calls by tee-
phone. telegraph mail win receive prompt atten-
ton by day night. We use an operating table
instead Of throwing horses
Office, ia North Lawrence Avenue. Telephone
NO.7l l29-Jf
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Ir0E SALE CHEAP TIE SIDE WHEEL -TElsH-
II beat t4rTle. fslrsy tg-s fessE aglzG ten E~uacs
y 90 carry fry pe1Fs- Car - -@e1 F-z1izs q L.
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-06-24

land has not. to our knowledge, ever
raised his voice in behalf Of the Sub
Treasury bill. Brunswick and New
Hanover may feel grateful to Mr..
Rowland for the appropriations he
has got for Wilmington. Bat whose
money was it That $500 600 be
longed to you and ], dear reader. 1t
was forced from US and could easily
be appropriated. The ~tricksters AID
everybody admit that the prosperity
of the farmers is their prosperity. If
a farmer Congressman will legislate
for the farmers, all ought to be salts
fed. We believe that a farmer will
go from the Sixth district. If the
lawyer candidates are not better than
the methods now being used to secure
their nomination, their election would
he a calamity.
Farmers and all other people in the
Sixth district, now is your time to
show your hanG. If you want a good
frmer in Congress, you can, by united
action, put him there. If you do not,
you my expect to toll on and grow
poorer every year. Take your choice.
The above will apply to every district
in the United States.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-06-24
THE FREE PASS INDUSTRY.

WE publish the list Of names that
w have been sent in up t. this
time in this issue. So far only mem.
bers of the Legislature have written
us. We will wait patiently for others.
North Carolina needs and must h we
a railroad commission, and the free
pass business must be put down.
Legislators and judges may not be in
fuenced by passes, but they should be
paid for their work so they can pay
their railroad fare like other people
have to do. Editors who hold passes
pay two or three times over what
their railroad fare would cost them in
a year in advertising for the roads.
The right way would be for everybody
from President down to pay their fare.
Then suspicion could rest on no one.
We will publish the vote on the rail
road commission at an early date. The
people can then see who are worthy
of their trust.