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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-25

was passable for an army at one point
only, as was supposed-namely, by the
gates OF Thermopyle, where the northern
slope of the mountain crowded so close 20
the edge OF the gulf that IN tue places,
about one mile apart there was room for
but q single wheel track Il happened
that this region was the northern limit of
the territory loyal to tise Greek idea OF in
dependence, and Xerxes arranged 70 have
mis- army and his fleet meet there and work
in unison in fighting the opposition tnas
was 70 be expected on land and sea
The Greeks, acting Through an assem-
blaze Of deputies from the several tribes,
resolved TO defend ThcrDopyL@ and the
adjoining straits that separate the island
OF Eaboea from the mainland The Spartan
king, Leonidas, was chosen commander OF
the land force, and another Spartan TO lead
the heet- A select hand OF SpartaBs, num-
beung 800 went with The kIng. and the
choice fell upon those who cculd best be
spared from the state; that Is, mature men
who had sons TO succeed them a. home
Other southern nations sent quotas 70
swell the force TO aboat Loo men The
nations nearest the pass also contributed
quotas, the Phocians, who inhabited the
mountainous district along the margin OF
the gulf. sending 100 men
But m spite of the grave crisis the Greek
army under Leonilas was simply an Sd-
vance guard rushing 10 arms 70 make a
display Of vainr and secTe as nEcleus for
the cohorts thas were 20 come from the
distant provinces and try ard beat the In
xAd&rx back altar aha month bad passed
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A D.af..a punb Policeman.

There are many positions that deaf
mute can Eli as well as q man in posses
sion of all OF els faculties, but patroling
beat as policeman Is about the leas:
likely occupation in which deaf and
dumb man might be expected. Cleve-
land, O., however. has, or had not long
ago, a deaf and dumb policeman vino
has walked beat for years and never
given occasion for complaint Il is said
be lost the power Of hearing and speech
by stroke Of paralysis, but recovered
his health without regaiuing al MS fac
ulties BE was on the force a. the time
and begged to be retained
The authorities were 10th 20 discharge
him, SO gave him trial he proved IS
Efficient a. the others, and 50 held his
position. He wore q badge, deaf end
Dumb Policeman" bat answered IN
writing any questions that were asked
him as intelligeEtsT as anT one AS &c
cannot hear sound, he Is obliged 70 lie
more than usually wstchfui: MS eyes are
always On the move, and rs sees every
thing that occurs IN his yicinity.-Intss-
view in So. Ions Globe Democrat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-25

"Bsrnum made evrrT psrtBsF q his
rich" sad Mr.. Kohl. "a well - raany q
bis employee. From is73 - I'D W. g
Coup and Dan Costello we're bis pzr+nsrz.
ard both bsczus wealthy. GeorZs Balieg.
EsthAus and Jane were La pzytnsEs from
1875 % 1871. Hathans AID Bailey are now
capitalists livfzz fl View York ard Jurs
vas . very r1eh Hasz wt.sn he did. JAMS
L. Hurchirrsoa and >. h Bailey Wsrs
the uert q BAynarnS partners, ths fra
tr.nZ Esrnrra. Bz1l.y & Bztehinson untd
lsss, whaa NJ. BaaIsy's health failed AID
te sold MS interest," - W. ". Cols.
SJu issS BAILEY again vsrehAssd tie in
.sress q Cose, AID, together vita BArnan,
bought Hutcblason's iatsr-se~ Esnss thea
tie firm has been BarurD 4 Bakl-y. VITA
CT. eIaeys.on al tsszs rnsn bar. beo0ns
rsch fsUza their As.octA1fcn with NJ. Bar
nua. lie wsA accustomed - says I dcn's
iced rry partns1f uo0ssg. ! Dse3 TIER
wcrk and r7&aaz,nzent, Eod Uzat thea
70 - sTlfh - stOz every dsT Ard give a
thesr ul,iiTiesd sst<Etion- Tssn al tbef
psed - % = % s.szd zn1er TIE s5ss q
ny urlbssIla AID TIE 6r1pg.ngz viii 14ks
iEera r.rA- '"-Casca<o Se1A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-25
Washing Away the Earth.

a French geologist has made a careful
calculation of the amount of solid mat
ter yearly carried OF into the ocean by
the action of the rivers OF the world and
other causes. He estimates that the re-
duction of the average height of the sur
face of the solid land is 0.006 inches each
year. Making allowance for the CORE
spending rise in the bed Of the ocean, and
taking no account of the occurrence OF
volcanic and other exceptional phenome-
ns-the general tendency Of which is TO
hasten the process of disintegration-the
period az which the solid land viii have
ceased to exist and the surface Of the
earth will be covered with water has
been estimated. AS, however, that
period is 4, 500. COG years di,tant, the pre-
diction need cause no immediate dis
quietude. Pittsburg Dispatch.
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SH EEP.
Erief Mention.

The hog market closed about steady.
The number of wagon hogs was much
smaller than usual today.
The Fort Worth Packing Co. and the
Dallas Packing Co. each shipped double
deck car of hogs this morning.
Several well known shippers were visit
Ors at the yards today.
J. X. McGregor shipped car of cattle
and hogs today.
A car load of ponies en- route from Texas
to Des Moines, Ia, were unloaded for feed
and rest over night.
John Steincerchner shipped car of cat
tie this evening.
A car of Texas calves were unloaded to
give the stock yards crowd concert this
afternoon and evening.
The hog buyers were: Fort Worth, 1S9;
bold, 1872; Whitaker, 10; Dallas, 40, and
J. p. Co, 10.
The following are the shippers who had
stock in today:
j. 7. Caldwell, of Lyons. hogs.
Col. Neff, of Arkansas City, hogs.
J. N. Lambert, of Latham, cattle and
hogs.
Knox Bros, of Keighley, cattle and hogs
i. B. Cornell, of Anthony, two cars of
cattle.
J. Casey. of Conway Springs, hogs.
j. b. kell. of Peck. cattle and hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-25

There met one day inside the church porch
low,
a mourner led the first, attired in night,
Her sunlight gone because her arms were light.
4 mother, with her treasure strong and warm
Now in that place, removed from storm and
fret,
The two professions halted where they met
The mother, clasping closer yet her dear,
Upon the tiny coffin dropped tear.
The mourner, wistful as the ghost of Joy,
Smiled through her tears upon the living bog.
Willis STEEL il Homemaker.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph,

KANSAS CITY. No. June 24-CATTLF-Receipts
BlS1, shipments 1920. Dull and lower Steers &S 500
8 90 cows 81 5'94 10 sJockers and feeders y POO
strong to 2lSc higher. Bulk - 22iS&4 90 all grades
50 5s&54 40 SHEEP-keceipts u, shipments -.
Market steady
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. June 2l-CATTLE-Receipts $500
shipments Si0l Market strong; Natives % SECS o..
Texans and Indians 81 g0jR4 90, HOGS-Receipts
$500, shipments 600 Market strong Fair
TO choice heavy - 5Oaa TO- mixed 81 10s4 50.
SHEEP r. oepts 170n shipments l6U0. Market
steady. Fancy s. S0&5 25
CHICAGO. H., June observation-disclosures 1900
shipments 7Gn Market steady at yesterday s prices
Prime extra steers 50 GJG6 81 Others s. 0045 90,
Erasser4 81 etld4 "a Texans 50 25e4 3d. cows 81 y
ca6 o. HOGS-hecelpts 2G,00, shipments 12On.
Market active, steady. Rough and common 81 2N6
90, mixed and packers 81 i594 81 prime heavy
butchers weights 81 SOFA 60 light 81 40S4 80 SHEEP
Receipts 5000 shipments 400. Market irregular
Natives - 90 20 Texans 81 2OG4S5, westerns
81 1854 80, lambs 81 % 40 20.
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LIGHT AND AIRY.
Too Mich far Him.

Too Mich far Him.
Es wae . uaA % giant frame
And muecies wrought % sssel
Antlgss. Atlas, Herusiss
DID nsfsr such Slrsogtb reveal
Re cDuid urroot . giant oak
With Little strata ~ Fuss.
Bod out = ether hand fan
Grown siDp0pstaaaSL
He'd climb tss Dir~wAiAe-wt.
All On his yssooidexs hsax
A tieroe or to u EVod cd re
AID aSEeT sweat hair.
He'd s~aza scroas Tie go and toved
fris,zts in ala wake.
Re eogid- Shsa kssltAS ,. tsA< IA sATs1s
A kStsz AR assn s.<s-x-
And 1T. po1y ussn. Be rsst Ca ezy
a tax that took La isfs-
lie grew Ger 0yn1deof a1a wet
A.sAS2ylEz villa In vita
- -BoSs0a CSsTiw-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-25

EONIDAS and his
300 Spartans at
the pass of Their
mopyla have for
more than two
thousand ye ars
furnis b ID the
worlds brightest
example of mar
tial valor.
1t was no sud-
den e merge cy
that placed the ne
roic band in des-
perate straits, al
though there were
accidental causes
bearing upon the
occurrence and de-
tie rmin in G its
character. 1t was
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-25
wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. June "a.
FLOUR-H CHEST patent - 90. second patent So 50,
extra fancy - ~ fancy y o..
BUTTERFLIES creamery 10 second creamery
Jtc, finest dairy l0c, fine dairy SC, common dairy
&C.
EGGS-l2iec per dog
POULTRY boosters 81 5O1s2 ~. hens e. 25a2 50.
spring chickens 81 ). O. %.
POTATOES-New pOtatoes-75tS 90c. per bushel
old sjcG 500
COAL-Anthraclts sli %, Canon City IS o. Weir
A. % Nc llisfer u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-25

Ts4ob-E-WT.se. have observed with
g-szt p@En tass for ssTerAl Mornings
pat y0G aaEs been tAray.
Little Bozsoa WiIlls tp-uadiy}-Yes.
ar re EaY o~a nsckties noz.-
s~Ss-.sz zna FarzsShss.
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The following are the representative sales OF cat
HOGS.

The hog market opened 5c@10c off. but
closed with the decline regained. making
the late sales at about yesterdays prices.
The number in was small and of course
trading was not very lively. There are
several heavy buyers here now who pay
well for their grade of stock-packers.
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.
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Wiehita Grain Market.

WICHITA. June "A
Following are the closing quotations:
GRAIN Car lots track:
WHEAT-No > 7Sc, No hard 75c, No &c.
No 6ac
CORN-NoS ur better 40a45c, white 45c-
OATS-SOa2sc
RNF-No 9 or better Coo.
HAY-Bsled IS 10 per ton. loose s. O0G700
GROUND CORS-Chop IN lots 81 50 per 100
Tbs and oats 81 Az per 100 lbs, bran, sacked.
&c per iUJ lbs
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CATTLE.
WICHITA, June "a.

About the only change in the cattle
market to-day is that more stock was IN,
but only small part of it was fit for the
butchers. Trading was livelier than for
day or two past, the prices ranging from
500 to S3.35 and poor grades are still
dropping off little by little.
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Ml(Ilisl .slglf
FINANCE COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS.

The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were as Follows: 524 Cattle
42a Hogs, "a Horses. Shipments So
Cattle, 273 Hogs.
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Kansas CIV Produce.

Kansas C-tS Produce
KANSAS CITY, June "a
The Daily Indicator reports;
FLOUR-XX 6. XXX csc, family 81 o5 choice
SISL fancy 81 SAGl S..
wHEAT-Strohg. No hard cash Sic, June
CSC bid No red cash Gle
CoRN-WeSker. No cash 5l@5lIsc, June 5024c
piooATs-ouiet Mo- cash Sc bid, June gc
bid
BUTTER-Firm. Creamery lSSl5c. dairy l0elsc
store packed 10, packing. "a Ice.
IGGS-Stesdy st ElSc.
HAY-Weaker. Fancy IS GOES GO choice IS %
choice 81 0cSS CO.
Chicago Gram and Produce,
CHICAGO. June "a
Wheat-Stesdy.
CoCn->teady.
0ats-Sfeady,
IorH- Steady.
LATd-Steaiy.
The leading futures ranged as follows
fLoUR-Dull, easy Spring patents 81 pa5 e.
winter patents s. SsS 10 straight 81 o5 o. bakers.
81 l0a4 %
WHEAT-June 9lI4c July se,sc. August s7sac.
CohN-June SIC, July as5sc August Si1sc.
oAIe-Jtlly 40. august Sc Sept<In Der ZIG.
PORk-July ZIG %, september 10 ~
JAhD-July 50 10 September IS ga
Cash quotations were as follows
WHEAT-24c.
COKN-5Etc.
OAIS-vG.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. june e.
Money on call easy ~ TO 24 per cent last loans
~ closed offered at 2Ss.
Prime mercantile paper ska
Sterling exchange quiet bur hTIn at 81 IS for
eGdSy bills, and a. ssh for demand.
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COLUM ~
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Wants Supplied.

TIE following rates under the different headings
viii be charged
Y Payable Strictly in Advance.
No Advertisements taken for less than l1celts.
One line advertisements charged same raie As two
lines.
TIL FORBIDDEN"
Prices given under classtnefheads IN this column
rppca BILE Only 20 local advertisements No foreign
advertisements taken AZ prices given
Answers 10 advertisements sent In care OF the
EAGLE Office should Be called for within 10 DAYS
after insertion. When advertisers wish replvs for
warded TO them stamped envelopes must be SEMI
Reference to former advertisements should give
description aud date OF insertion o. copy OF the al
vertisemsut should be sent.
Not res ponsfhle for advertisements given o. dis
continued BY telephone.
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WICHITA WESTERN u. 81
LIFE AND DEATH.

Union Tick ct Office Cor Main and Ist street Union
Passenger Station corner Douglas and 5th avenues
W. u. MURDOCH. D. Z. A
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KILLED AT THEIR POSTS.
THE DESPERATE STRUGGLE OF THE
GREEKS AT THeRMCPYLE.

Leonidas in Order to Humble the Per-
slams and Stimulate the Courage of
His Own People.
copyright, 1891, by American Press Associa-
ton. Book rights reserved.l
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Blank charters and all kind of legal
blanks for sale by
The WICHITA EAGLE,
d71tt Wichita, Kansas
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ATcHIsoS. TOPEKA SANTA FERr..

Trains marked thus .. daily.
EQUIPMENT NORTH AND FAST.
Train No. 4i4 Kansas City EXPRESS runs solid 10
Kansas City, has chair service.
Train No. iO6 comes direct from Ga weston and Is
through Chicago train, leaving wichita at 10 2)p
and arrives IN Cecago the next day az 9.l5 p N.
Train No. 40S hae free reclining char 70 ran
sas City Pullman to Kansas City, also 10 Topeka
AtUhison and st. Joseph.
EQUIPMENT SOUTH AND WEST.
Train No I07 has Pullman and chair cars.
Train No. 405 has through Pullman car 70 TT
" orth and Galveston.
Train No. ALB 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.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-25

nkLAHOTA BAP-A POCKET NAP or Trs
~ Indian territory. showing tbs Chsrok@s strip
and Oklahoma VIII al The Indian lands. cAgitsil
nations. villages. military FessFTatf1ra fr-
dian reservations ard Boundaries also fls ussff
vice ofesch town. fhe EAstsrs ard western iand
districts % 0kl4tof1a a. Tie Asrofee euttsz etc
casup.sto 20 =, - ~ n inrh ssier~d. Tbs
latest and most ecupisis ever pu ssist - his
HeW country. With vii - areass ~ fs~ DAYS
VIII - rsni post paid e. say sf1rsss uBan tie
csfpf q 81 cents. Address l. y. ERreSck BDsinssf
Mgr IaEls " ichita. Kan. 5sH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-25

nH. IL pres PERIODICAL PILLS THE
IL great French renlsdY act directly 81 TIE nnrn-
ffruai system and positively cure supprsssies 81 The
u.euses. NarlREte4 60 promote tssastfnstoa
hose pills should a0t - tzksu aarisg prexn kHcv
American phi company ROYAL, pFepristefs, sDsa
Ger. Ia q Gruuihs ssppi I'd ~ CLAs. issrSHc
etail III lJr
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ST. louis & SAN FRANCISCO H. II.

Trains marked thus run daily.
West bound train, No ]. has Pullman car.
West bound train No 2. connects at Burton for
Pueblo, New Mexico and Southern California.
Fast bound, No 4, is a solid train to ST. Louis
with chair car and Pullman sleeper. makes coHneo
lions for Fl Smith, Little Rock and Paris Texas
East bound, No. 2, night express 10 St Louis, has
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper.
City Union Ticket Office. Cor Main and 1st street
and Union Depot. Douglas avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-25

TI,RE BEST RARGAINs N THE CTTY-FAHM
4 property can be had through Israel Brcs The
list D. large and con pIsfs. dstH
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" ANTED--MISCELL4NEOUS
Under th.s head &c por line Der day.
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Employment agencies.
Under this head 20 per line per day.
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The following Are the representative sales Of hogs
a the wards today:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Ubder MS bead n per me per eay.
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T~oa esET-s HAwfN0NE 1fTHe3HAFH
L as erfaecssy v ifkisz Els-s asfr@s - stE-.<s
sztsE 49, r.. fallsEsk. szzks .tc~ III =
t.e~ zss-r fz5ae : ssG1s a. 2 "a q r~s4s =
rsnia SSss=A Assess - $50 E4<-@ : -
Laz- a@-G
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-12

Anegro escaped from the convict camp
IN Montgomery county. Ca. recently.
Ushai served one year Of . term OF If
,c.n. HIS escape was discovered almost
Immediately after he left the camp. and
sy,ry effort was uscd 10 catch him. but
vi,hou, success The rulo In such cases
4 Tia, II tho escaped Is not captured
within twenty.iour or thirty-six houfs
M, arresi after that limo ia moro acci.
den,. Everything that could be done to
and ne negro was done in this instance.
but At last hope o. ever catching him
was given up. and the hunt was aban.
douod. \ few daysago the negro walked
into camp dusty and travel worn.
Tho act was entirely voluntary. ~
~ not h'mesick." was his explanation,
aani wanted to ncc tho folks" "Did
you remember d sou still had nearly
iouftecn yoarA 10 500 he was asked.
"Oh. yes; but Jnla mean 70 leave for
good. Al I wanted was To SEQ tho folks
once more He seemed. In sact. wholly
unconoerned about the future. and now
that he had seen the fclln onco more"
was entirely satisfied with his lot. The
negro lived In Washington county. He
had walked nearly tho entiro distance
there and bnnl. He is working today.
In stripes md shackiea. with nearly four
isen ysars ahead Of him yet--Atlsnta
Constitution.
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GREEN STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.

w ay It cath 'Ss G sss e. $EE5 ALL Hoo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-12

,,asr,cra who go to tho middle diyi.
~ Roberts Island ought to 10
.r.,nod to DO careful OF then horses
ala NJ Ditz. ....,.~,
,.irsd newspaper man.
s uesrr,s are liable TO bc burned 10 badly
IN have to DO shot" said MIR. Ditz.
aAiready this season two hunters nave
-, ,heir horses in that way
.'uov aid tha. occurY was asked.
~, w,s due 10 the burning peat. Mr..
..i.,id "You see. the land over there
- around aud the peat is easily
..4 What makes this fire danger.
4. that Il gives OIL no smoke, and
~, may ride through the peat with
-, bans aware that II Is scorching tho
~ n their horses. When they turn
s f.om The road they go through long
...,,.h Of this peat 10 reach the waters
= Tho horses logs sink down In
..,oft ground and he suffers as much
III NJ were walking through a furnace.
a. rat may bc burning where the
49, lies his animal, and there tho
80 legs will continue to be roasted
80 mia owner returns and sees tho
.p1nv no Is in
AZ, nj, went on 90 say that II has
no, set boon found out how the peat was
lsnlied. ,
,..,,or he said. 1.-THE heat Of the sun
80, down on such dry and infiam.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-12

Msnhal Mcmahon Is still on his estate,
LaForest completing his much discussed
memoirs, He will not return To Paris
VII the work Is done from title TO hnis.
a lew Of Marshal MeMahon's most init.
mate friends have enjoyed tho privilege
o. listening TO his reading Of many Of
Nc latest pages Of his book. For the
irs' OF the curious world the marshal
has made no provision. Only six copies
ol the memoirs win be printed-one for
eaeh Of his four children, ono FOR himself
ana ono Tor his wife. Paris Letter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-12

There is present craze among collect.
or Tor old tapestries. Six tapestries
whleh were sold some fifteen years ago
nola tho old Livingston manor house for
Wv nave Just been res,ad for $50, 900,
~ ,.s, h's large old Flemish specimens,
wmeh Mr. William G. Prime, tho we'll
SHOWN SHOWN archa'ologist. paid 5000 for In
u ~, are now valued at 5000 apiece
harpefs Bazar.
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A alaIns Man,. unlnnn rsn,,.

a man ut Small Point IA to have q
, ni next summer that wouy please
Hner Haggard. 1t will not be made Of
e,phahts tusks, but OF tho swords OF
twofdhsh, The man, Mr.. sylvanus Wal.
'a'", OF tho lilo saving station, has
Enough OF these swords, gathered Ash.
,ns, 70 bntid picket fence forty feet In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-12
Underground rrsa.ar. In rna,.n Territory.

Underground Treasur. Ia Indian Territory.
Rich veins Of gold, silver and copper
are al TO have been known TO the In.
dlaas Of lndian territory f.r many gen.
t'anons, but to reveal the secret Of these
70 the white man was mAdo a capital
crime by the tribal law. Two expert.
sheed miners who had heard rumon o.
This wealth lately set out TO investigate
Tor themselves, and succeeded beyond
iheif widest expectations. A company
o. nine white capitalists and thirteen
Indians has boon formed. and tho devel.
opmeht Of the new III Dorado will begin
~ once. Kate Fields Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-12

n, VIM. Wood, ST., the old reliable
y iVneer Butcher, ia still located at i60
~ 9~seonu south Street, where no has
III Shoicest OF Meats always on hand.
a AZ sausage has no equal Ia the city.
Wtulal Invitation extel dsd 10 all old
M"mefs. Call telephone No. 5S7
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:, 80 70 SPENCER, BywATER 4 Co.,
ana ~ West South Temple street,
W. W. I'm tooiiLs Guttering, Spouting,
n'oVes and Tinware, etc.
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