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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-09-10

The East Maine Conference Seminary has
enrolled over 10 students, and many more are
expected. The new teachers, Prof. Ball and
Misses Furnel and Davis are vigorously at
work. and the departments of music and COM
mercis studies are unusually large. The
school facilities are increased by heliostat and
two type-writers. Since the close of the
spring term. the library has been increased
over 200 volumes, and Hon. Eugene Hale. s.
l.. Mlliken and Mr.. l.. X. Hazen Of Middle
town, Conn. are prominent among the donors.
The students are perfectng additional accom-
modstions for outdoor sports. lawn tennis re-
ceiving special attention. During vacation the
boarding house was thoroughly renovated, and
the improvements are warmly commended by
the students. On Wednesday a large delega-
ton of the students attended the Eastern Maine
State Fair at Bangor, and were favored. by the
Hon. j. p. Bass, with complimentary tickets
to the halls.
The Fifty-ifth anniversary Of the Han
cock Association Of Baptist churches will be
held at South Hancock, the 18th, 18th and 18th
inst. The following is the
PROGRAM.
Tuesday.
100 Organization.
Social Service.
500. Annual Sermon,
Rev. w. c. Stetson.
Announcement of committees.
Wednesday.
Sunrise Prayer Meeting.
$50 Social Meeting.
900. Reading letters from the churches.
10S0. Maine Baptist Missionary Convention.
Rev. A. T. Dunn, d. d.
1100. Address to Young People,
President Albion W. Small.
n.45. Maine Baptist Education Society,
Rev. W. C. Stetson.
l1.55. Maine Baptist Charitable Society,
200. Doctrinal Sermon,
go. American Baptist Publication Society,
Rev. C. II. Spalding.
American Baptist Missionary Union.
Rev. B. +. Turner.
American Baptist Home Mission So
cietv, Rev. +. s. Bickford.
100. Under direction of Women's Societies.
Addressed
Miss Bernice Royal
Late Missionary to Lukunga, Africa.
Miss Alice E. Sparrow,
Teacher in Specimen Seminary.
Thursday.
Sunrise Prayer Meeting.
600 Social Service.
1000. Reports of committees.
1I.3O. Memorial Service Of Rev. j. K. Bow.
Ter.
Pm.
200. Sunday School Session,
Rev. Il. B. Illsley, Director.
TOO Praise Service.
790. sermon, Rev. Edward A. Mason.
Conservation Meeting,
Conducted BY Rev. e. A. Davis.
Adjournment.
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ottce.

An adjourned meeting OF the Congregational
parish will be held next Saturday at the
chapel at O'Clock P. NJ.
PARISH COMMITTEE
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South Deer Isle-Sept. 2, TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Small, daughter.
Oeeapvile- MIR. and Mrs. Justin Joyce, 4
daughter.
Sunset--to Mr.. and Mrs. William Stinson, q
son.
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Notice.

The Congregational Sunday school will As.
semble next Sunday at l 80 O'Clock AN.
q. 2. DUTToN, Sup.
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Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age must paid for at the rate of ten ceats line.
Ellsworth Sept. I. Mrs. Emma A. Moves,
aged % years, months and % days.
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HANCOCK, >>:-Suprt'uc Judicial Court, April
Term, \. u. 1921.
Upon the foregoing writ ordered. that the plain
till give notice 10 the said El.w orth Electric Light
Company to APPEAR before the Justice OF our Su-
preme Judicial Court, 90 be holden ut Ellsworth,
within and for the county of Hancock, on the
ond TUESDAY % October, u. 1881. by publishing
an atieSted copy of sail writ and This orier there.
on, three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American, newspaper printed In Ellsworth. In
our county OF Hancock, the last publication To- DC
thirty days at least prior 10 said second TUESDAY
Of October next, that h. may there and then In our
said court appear and answer to said suit.
John +. kNOWLTDN,
Clerk Of the sup. Jud. Court.
true copy OF the writ, officers return aud orier
Of court thereon
3,y%5 Ntte.t IDItN y LSpwI TON CI.rl
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back W the challenge his Growing infers
Rev. Thomas r. Smith of this citv has
commissioned by GOV. BurIeigh 10 SOL
Z. marriages.
Nf l. 7. Gray and family of this city have
-H X QuarryyiIle Mt. Desert TO keep a
.4n.0p--heu>e.
g. L. Devereux. E.q.. was elected Vice
i-iten' for Hancock county, of the Maine
Veterans Association.
The Baptist sewing circle will meet in
t''r H'strS this "Wednesday afternoon and
evening All are welcome
The nltarian sunday school will reopen
roN' sunday at twelve O'clock noon. full
t''rnlanee j. requested.
The congregational church Of this citv.
haN extended cali to Rev. Mr.. Racklihe of
>Ao" began. 10 become it, pastor.
The dweiling-hou>e and stable OF Isaac p.
llaA. ~ Grnd>tone Neck Winter Harbor.
were burned Thursday night. Insured.
Lr"i- Friend ha> iu>t received large line
n' hot~' school suits at Very low prices. such
Is 'he' have never been sold 1t before
rhe Holkin, family lartook Of a picnic
'.''i't -'"' " supper m Wednesday, on the
p'azz1of a. NJ. Hopkins. Esq. The occasion
Wa Ner! 'njoyabe ou'.
MIR. >ewal Shute of Buck.port = gentle
man g year, If age. While crossing the ferry.
saturday Aft rnoou. In some WAY lost his bal
anre' aHd fell, traciurns hi hip
Mr.. Martha Ayer,. a former re.i,,,n, ~
Ellsworth. +, ID. ..-tufna The stair. If Ns.s..
chu-.tt- this tar. IN r,u,rsn, with ..r,,
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust Of an ad
ministrator OF the estate of Margaret Hutchings,
late of Goudsboro, in the county of Hancock, de-
ceased, by giving boid the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the said deceaseds estate to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands there.
on to exhibit the same for settlement.
WILLIAM +. HUTCHlNGS.
August 18th, A. D, 1891. SWISS
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Experiments with Firedamp.

Some French chemists have been investi-
eating the nature of fredamp mixtures in
relation to colliery explosions with i'm
portant results. For this purpose mixtures
of pure formene and air were employed,
and of these mixed with ordinary inumi-
mating gas, which were made by passing the
gases through multiple Bunsen burners
into wooden box placed against granite
and porphyry blocks, and 80 disposed that
by striking them with a pick the sparks
fell into the box. 1t appears the mixtures
of Illuminating gas and air were easily ex-
ploded by the sparks whenever they were
large enough to remain incandescent dur
ing an appreciable time. result obtained
with nearly every blow, the sparks being
formed Of metallic particles burning strong
ly and forming globules Of magnetic oxide.
On the other hand, it appears that with
mixtures of formeue and air no inflamma-
ton could be obtained, although more than
hundred experiments were made under
conditions in which a mixture of illuminat-
ing gas and air would inevitably have been
ignited-a difference thought to De due to
the Inflammation OF foru9ene requiring a
much longer time than that Of Illuminating
gas, and the sparks becoming cold before
it can be effected Further experiments
were made with mixtures of formene, illu-
minating gas and air, the result being that
when the mixture contained equal QUAINT
ties of two gases explosions were In some
cases obtained. but with mixtures en-
ployed that contained the proportions OF "a
per cent of forrnene and = of Illuminating
gas no explosions took place Of any kind
New York Sun
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Two Railroad Presidents Meet.

Judge McWhorter is president OF thu
shortest railroad system in the world. Ii
is something more than three miles In
length, between Crawford and Lexington
OF this road Larry CAN'T tells a good
story on the judge
"Hamp WIS in New York few months
ago." said Larry. and while in Colonel
John Inmsn's Office he met Jay Gould.
He was introduced TO the wizard as tie
president Of the Lexington Terminal.
Yes said Mr.. Gould, I am glad &c
meet you You have 4 nice road BY The
way, Mr.. McWhorter, how many miles are
there in your systemf
Nearly FIVE replied Hamp.
"'All under one management asked
Mr.. Gould from force OF habiE."-AtLanIa
Constitution
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I. Takes Two to Make "a Bargain.

| II lakes Wo TO Olake u
A gentleman residing on the West Side
tells good story on his wife, which Is
worth repeating
She had advertised for q girl for general
| Homework, and early the next morning a
! well dressed, neat looking white girl calie d
and applied for the place.
Are you a good cookr' inquired the
| lady of the house.
"Yes, man."
"Are you good ironer, Ny husband il
very particular about his collars and cuffs. /"
Eyes, mann"
'Do you like childreui"
'WeA-yes, mann; but I'haye never been
q child's nurse"
Several other questions were asked asod
answered satisfactorily, and the lady, find
ing the girls references good, was JUST
congratulating herself upon her good luck
when the girl commenced TO ask questions.
viii l have 10 take care of the chill
dren" she inquired.
Only when we go out for,an evening""
replied the lady.
What time do you have year meaAsi"
1--WE generally breakfast ats, have lunch
at II m, and dinner when my husband
gets home from the Office, sometimes at
half past and sometimes at a."
Can have every other evening out and
every Sunday afternoon and evening after
dinner7"
The lady turned pale, but replied prompt
ly, That Is more than have ever allowed
my girls, but / guess we can manage that
all right"
What wages do you pay7" asked the
girl.
Two seveDty-fve," replied the Lady.
'Do you have q wash vomanr
NO; my girl mus. do the washing"
well, 3" after short panse, Il gness yoa
won't suit me-" And before the aston
ished lady could recover from the shock
the girl had ieft-Wiinaington News
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The hog market is holding its own very
nicely.
The shipments were smaller today, as
well as.the receipts.
n. s. Hollowell, of Kingman, was Wis
itoCat the yards this afternoon.
There were seven shippers who had
stock on today's market.
w. P. Pack, of Mound Ridge, sent in a
load of hogs,
Bosley Bros, of Oatville, had in a lot of
CATTLE
J. L. Porter came in from Greensburg
with hogs and cattle.
Gus. Koch, of Cheney, had in some hogs.
The bank of Eureka shipped in car of
hogs
w. Fl. Palmer, of Leon, was in with cat
tie and hogs.
The bank of Lyons sent in hogs.
Dold bought 221 of today's hogs; Whit
taker 81, and Fort Worth A.
The shipments were: One car of cattle,
by McGregor; one double-deck car of hogs,
by Fort Worth, and one car of cattle by
Hanks & Arnett
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Luck and Ill Lnck.

A garment accidentally put On wrong
side out Is very lucky 4 stray q,
brings good fortune. A bird flying in th.
house Is a sure harbinger o. death, while
the bowling Of dog AID the loving Of q
COW a. night are also considered dis-aA,
foreoodings A picture falling from The
wall means death in the house, and q
mirror broken fOrssells seven years of
trouble,
The last person to arise from the table Is
fated 70 be an old nAid. aud 70 turn ones
chair over means NOT married tins ytar. {"
Count 100 white mRies and the frst Per
son you bow 20 after viii Be Jour fate.
II your night ear burns acme one . cav
ing sonething good Of you, %; II 7oar beft
ear burns evil IL being spoken Of YOU
Detroit Free Press
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph.

1870 shipments 1881 slow, about steady Steers s. 81
as 80, 81 5i@4 To- stOckers and feeders 50 20a
S90. HOGS-Receipts 1850, shipments $40 Market
s. lower. Bulk 81 20Si 50 all grades IS 60@a4 40
SHEEP-Receipts $40, shipments -. Market
steady.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. June 25-CATTLE-ReceiUts 500
shipments =. Market dull. Natives SO 1886 o.
Texans and Indians 81 20G4 co. HOGS-Receipts
$500, shipments -. Market strong. Fair
90 choice heavy - 45GI 50. mixed 81 1895 co.
SHEEP-R'ceipts 90l shipments -, Market
strong. Fancy IS O0Sg CO.
CHICAGO, Ill. June ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1900
shipments $500 Market steady. Prime 10 extra
steers S6 00G6 90 Others s. 2j5 So. Texans e 259
CO. stockerss2 1894 p, cows. - 50s4 80. HOGS
Receipts 2S001, shipments 1901 Market steady.
Rough and common 81 i0s6I o. mixed and paC kcrs
81 40at AZ, prime heavy butchers weights 81 sea
$50. light - 2534 "a. SHEEP-ReCeipts 5000, ship
ments 4OC0 Market steady to lower. Natives 81 l2h
ta5 so. Texans "A li5aS4 % NesternsS4 2-S5 W,
lambs So 0096 IS
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EXCJK-fOs.
sr,osn Iss,aassn As.oesnsa.

The national meeting q rs sssociAiioa
take. place a. T0Tonto, Oat. ca July isfh
90 f7th. O. Account q which an szcursi0n
rate Of ons lowest hrsf class faTs Tor tbs
rouod trip. plus q two eollArsl VII -
ryAls % Toronto. ssd the Fstgrn limits II
TIE taekets can - srisocsd % Sept. oh,
fssi Parties WHO contsrrpIs;s taking al
vantage q these rates VII Gao y 20 their
iat~sest 20 call a. ths Nsssouff Psstac
rshzaT ticket cs1ea ard receive i5forrna-
lion relative 20 rouse-. ssc- The Aissoon
PAelae railway oasTs sapsrsT sdsAntagss
"a various wSyss Jou eAa z1aEs The tE5D 10
TcrCnto ~ las sas il issa tine tEEn acT
CHER. OalT 0az change q cAEz, vbtch
IA tnsts IL Lr.oa dspot. ard thrs agesdsng
The r4ak q ted cos delays AID grzaafers 10
,wesr dsgoss. Z. Z BlycxLEf p. & T. A.
el4tt Ia ~. Main stre~z
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A NEW HOPE.

scoffed at the "silver fining,~
| sneered at Hope. The care
That fell about my every hour
Cast shadow every where.
Ny little daughter listened.
And. smiling, made reply,
81 thought that shadows never fell
Unless the sun were nighIr'
#. A. Whiting In Youths Companion.
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When you 20. take the Frisco line 60 81.
Louis and the ens, for the reason that 70 10
the only Wichita lice rnnnsna two solid
trains daily without change of any class 70
s.. Louis nothing and night and Il Il the
only line having palace reclining chair ard
Pullman sleeping cars IN morning 8ad
night trains Always on time and sure of
making eastern connections ~ eL. Louis
union depot Eat
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Two Kinds Of Garxie.

Two little girls were overheard speaking
about their recovery from an a;zack Q!
sore throat With which each lad ben ~
fecrs1
rs. did your mamma gre youfn
asked little Amy Of Helen
"Oh, she mad. me google nv frozs viii
ksnnsersilis What did yoa cof7
''Oh, bad 20 google mine with glory oI
pctashf s7-Ae.-e4 Fxxs PxA<A
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wichita and Kansas City express. Santa
Re route. leaves daily a. sos a IN. arr sss
"a Topeka z. 10 ?. m, and ia KABzas City
ing chair car seats Ia which are FREE. Al
ways on time stops sTsrJwkers aud runs
fASt between stations 4tf
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales of cat
lie n the Yards today:
HOGS.

Today's hog market opened steady
grew stronger and closed 501Oc higher
The receipts were not so very heavy,
though the quality was fair, but run more
in light weights. The highest price paid
was 81 30 and bulks ranged from $415 to
81 %. The demand was not supplied by
considerable.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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d iIs.sT ,srrssery ssst-lgg - 1855 80
snd Oklahoma. with ~ TIE lndiaa lknds, SssisslA
nations. tDu us vi aEss fniffAfy reeefVaEaEa In
rirt a sart forp. ths Isstffu ard sstera lad
Districts % Oklahoma ths CbsFskse efltiea go, a
cor piete Bs-ckst map. - - = ibeb eoss4a1 Tbs
latest xna toost eqng lstf n1ADsysr 7nisAad q az
new coHUtrT rhtrb Will - affHsf u feW "a ys.
y 200 - seat pest pad asy s<sress gpon nss -.
esipt - y cshfs. lser.ss r. =. EgFdSeE. Eefihsss
HEr EsEis. v ichita. KkE uR
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Not Hurt by Ar%

Bnmcoe-There are some mighty hns
points in POUR article
Smythe-Ah, what ssrnek yos tbetrsoss7
BTimcoe-The Biths QRosskanEs--KAss
Eis.~ssz WASHINGTON
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Wichita Grain Market.

WIVHITA, June >.
Following are the closing quotations:
GRAIN-Car lots on track
wHEAT-No. = 7Sc, No 2 hard 75c, No 3 TSc
CoRN-Nos or better 4OaEc white 45c
OATS-3EaSSc.
RYE-No or better 6lC.
HAY-Bsied IS % per ton. loose IS c0&700
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots II 50 per 100
lhs and oats 81 ~ per 100 lbs, Drsn, sacked.
~ A Inc
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CATTLE.
WICHITA, June %

WICHITA, June %.
The cattle receipts dropped off consider
ably today and but very little trading
was done In that branch of the market
A few very nice stockers were in and sold
tolerably well The Kansas City cattle
market is off 15040c, which naturally af
fects this market to certain extent.
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Blanks % every description can - found
"A the business Office q Tbs EAcZK. nFss
floor. "a Quantities 20 suit Call A. ths
counter. Il
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Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. June IS.
FLOUk-Highest patent 81 90. second patent 50 80.
extra fancy az 20 fancy ~ o..
BUTTER-First creamery l6 second creamery
JAG finest dairy l0c, nne dairy Sc. common dairy
&c
EGGS-l2lxc per doz
POULTRY-RooSters 81 50a2 o., hens e. 25a2 50,
spring chickens 81 5Ae2 90
POTAfOES-New potatoes-75Se0c. per bushel,
old 76Cta $lU0
COAL-Anthracite Sll co. Canon City IS CO. Weir
City ~ So Froutenac 81 50 Pittsburg - 90 Illinois
g. W, McAllister 81 %.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
RGGFRS

TIE Photographer. Pictures IN all sizes ana STYLE.
He also carries the finest assortment OF picture
frames in the city. Give him = friendly call and
examine samples
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Trains marked thus . daily
EQUIPfT EST NORTH AND EAST.
Train No. III. Kansas City express, runs solid 10
Kansas City, has chair service
Train No. i06 comes direct from Galveston and is
athrouGh Chicago train, leaving Wichita at To- 2)pm
and arrives in CeiCagO the next day ut 9lj p m.
Train No. 40S haze free reclining chair to Kan
sas City Pullman 70 Kansas City, also to Topeka,
Atchison and st. Joseph
EQUIPMENT SOUTH AND WEST.
Train No 407. has Pullman and chair cars.
Train No. 4G5 has through Pullman car to Fl.
W orth and Galveston.
Train No. AS has reclining chair car from Kansas
City and stops at wichita.
City Union Ticket Office Cor Main and 1st street and
Union Passenger Station corner Douglas and 5th
avenues W. d. MURDOCH, D. p a.
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W(Gil s15le
FINANCE and COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

The Receipts Of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were as Follows: 60 Cattle
3ee Hogs. Shipments "a Cattle, 2l5
Hogs.
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Ia Missouri Pa<lhc railway = she orly
srs raining a. a9sxrunsn tra1n Nicalts
c s. i.ouss, Iezvisg Hlek!fA az 10 > IA.
ard arriving AZ - Louis : o'eluek rsxs
morning A. niles iks ahortsss Lee III
tGr>s eoars TIE qa'ekssE tina lz.lf
Blsnk charters Gr1 a.. kiad q lssA1
kAAnkK Tor s4-s -
IzE WICHfTA E4six
s71g Hs<ssIA. kzasz&
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Take stage q. WhaT-0a scE BtiilwEfeq
Billy szycsr. proprlssoz- cSs =
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TUE BEsT BARGAINS Is THE CITY-TAHN
l. property car - bad thFcuEh lafAsi Efos Ike
Lat = lar r and cnnpsete. Gx3-N
nH IE DrCs PEniobfCsL FlfI.s TIM
~ srsat French fsInecE. act d}recty - lie Ensa.
sirusl rysrcu and positively Suppression q tbs
p1eHsss. hzrfsnted 60 prumets nstGstrpatiaa
These pills Slfsuid not ~ tsEsa dggfag p7~1uanoy
Lm.f3csH Fiil CON PAM. rgJai, EfsrTisfofa. hBea
Ger, Ia. e.. 6srulne suvIgsd b Cbss. lspuenc
stsii. liz Tyr
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-26

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kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY, June IS
The Daily Indicator reports
FLoUR-XX IS. xxx 75c family 81 OS. choice
81 a. fancy 81 sal S.
WHEAp-Stronger No ? hard cash SIC. Juns
Sj54c bid No red cash SSlSc-
.SokN-S6esdy. No cash SIG bid, June SIS ,
bid.
RYE-Qufet al 10
BUTTER-s Steady. Creamery lSsI5c. dairy l0sISc
store packed 10, packing Ice
EGGS-Weak az l2c.
AAI-Flrm Fancy s. CO. rev IS %.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-26
SHEEP
Rrinf Mention

Goo7 stock sheep 8na 130...............S5 SOFAS 90
Good stock ewes, JD1S so
Good 10 extra wethers 752S5.........-.... Oe3 90
Good 10 extra lambs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, UJJ5 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-26
sr.IoU1s SAN FRANCISCO R.R.
TOPEKA SANTA FERR..
TRAINS

NORTH AND EAST.
No. 4l4" Kansas City express
No. 4U6* Chicago vestibUlei
express. ....... ..<..........
No. 40S+ Missouri River ex.
~ CSS... --.-.... --..........
No. 49, Englewood express:
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. 4GIt Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express.
No. 4U7* Caldwell and Pan.
handle expresf.............,
No. 403f Fl. Worth. Calves,
ton and Texas express. -.
No. 4l3+ Wichita Express
No. 457 Englewood aeon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-26
ARTICLES

BUTT ER-Quiet. Extra creamery i6SAI6>Sc
extra irsts l5slCc. frstS lSslsc. extra dairy Iie
a5c, extra frsts lSSl4c, nrsts ia El25xe.
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