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Fall Arrival.

An elegant line of fall hats and millinery
novelties just received at II. Tonn'a, 0
North Main street, Prices will be within
tho reach TINT everybody can afford to buy
q fall hat during the fair weak. .
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: ~ -
Mrs. j. W. DopDs, Livingston, Mont.

Mems night shirts in plain and fancy embroid-
reed fronts at the Bee Hive for IS cents.
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Tho celebrated Foster kid gloves nre conceded
to be tho boa, maie. The fea Hive | selling tho
five hook glove this week at Si.2a.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-03

A pamphlet illustrating Helena and vicinity,
with views OF Broadwater, Main street. and the
prominent buildings, complete with statistics
and general information, at the Bee Hive for 70
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Get your feet fixed up.

Professor Hanna, the world famed and only
painless torn extractor, is now in Helena, aud
can be found at his office, room l6. Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel. for a brief period.
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Wanted,

Information concerning the family Of Da-
yid McConnha, who died in Nebraska about
ono year ago. Address NJ, INDEPENDENT
nfina wv L
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A Social Dance

Will be held at Corbett's place near the
Montana Granite quarry this evening. A
good time guaranteed. Everybody invited.
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The undersigned will be greatly indebted
to any person sending the address of above
named person to john $. BRADFonD.
@ Springfield, Ill.
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Will be found an excellent remedy for sick
headache. Carter's Little Liver ills. Thou
sands of letters from people who have used them
prove this fact. Try them.
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The Fec Hive has Just received N flul line OF
the world renowned undborg's Perfumes which
the are selling at A. astern prices.
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DR.. King returns the TIN,

Mr.. Merritt will be at the high school Saturday
from two four O'Clock p. m. to arrange studies OF
any students who desire.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-03

The Merchants lunch at the Helena Cafe
is equal to any regular dinner given by any
other place In the city. No increase In
price.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-03
The Zee Hive, 3 North Main street,
Examination for Teachers, Certificates.

For pictures and stuntnary 30 to the lee Hive
for the largest line In town. Il
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Do not let infants suffer from the chill air of
special sale. a
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-03

Have you tried tho now perfume, Swiss ! lac"
the most lasting and fragrant odor known? For
sale only at the Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-03

DIR. skimmin. painless dentistry, Sixth and
Main. Extracting ttDth soc.
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DENVER, Col. Nov. Z. 1850,

DENVER, Col, Nov. 4, 1880.
Marcus Lissner. ESQ. Helena. Mont.-Dear
Sir: 1t gives me pleasure to give you this testi.
for nearly ten yerrs with constipation Of tho
howels-would go sometimes MS long as fifteen
days without q passage. never less than eight
DAYS. / never was a minute during all these
Years without II headache, sometimes the pain
was so great | thought | would lose M mind. II
also produced congestion OF the womb. ! tried
several doctors and different medicines with but
little relief. / then called on DR.. R0ckman, Of
your city, while there on Il visit, and he advised
me to drink your spring water hot three times 9
and pleasure l found myself cured within thres
weeks. 1t is now tive weeks since ! left your
city, and I still feel well, not = single bad syInp-
Please accept MY heartfelt thanks for the great
relief your spring watcr gave me-. Sincerely
yours, MRS. JENNIE EDWARDS.
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Mems underwear at the Bee Hive. Must be
closed out to make room for holiday goods. sum-
mer weight at soc, 81 and VI. rs per suit.
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Ee sure and get prices on all kinds of hosier
at the Bee Hive before making purchases.
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THEIR TRADE W

Go to the Bee Hive for all kinds of sheet music
Only ten cents per copy.
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Lunch from IL to 2 p. m. at tho Helena
Caf0. .h. ' . @
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Swend Carlson for union-made cigars.

Geo. H. Taylor, dentist. Denver block.
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Demonstration Lecture in Cooking every Tues
day from s to 10 y. III. at College Hall.
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.JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Ladies' underwearg selling out of sight at the
Bee Hive.
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BETTER THAN SARATOGA. -Frsncis Murphy
during his stay in Helena, has paid many a conf
pliment to Lissner's mineral water. Thursday
his course Of gospel temperance gatherings. he
paid tie p%rettiest compliment. 4 came here
sore in every liInb," he said. After being in the
that water took them all away. Its a fact. Some
of you folks go to Saratoga and rave oyer the
ter than Saratoga right in your midst. It's =
great water @
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THOMAS PRICE & Son.
ltuEM1CAI ARnRAraRY AMI ONE R0f

tOnIH 7 " % DONs --7'
CHEMICAL LABORATORY AND ORE Rooms,
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. q, 1880.
Marcus Lissner, Esq +. mineral Springs Hotel
Helena, Mont.-Dear sir: We have made a care
full qualitative analysis of a sample Of water
tho chloridcs. carbonates and sulphates of lime,
soda and potash. and It is free from
organic and We setable matter. We recon mend
the water. Yours truly,
THOMAS PRICE d Son.
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SPECIAL TERMS given to all who apply from
lilly al to SErTEMBtR !, for n years or half
years. course, .,s "
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Eirst.olass boarding accommodations for
students al STUDENTS HoME No. 700 Ninth avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-14
Statesmen.
MisCedUdHeous.

MAD SION S-Dk A J. APPLICANT. or
VI thesi] vale l. the own Of two genuine mad
stDIrs- Parties bitten b. mad dOss treated. would
also sell one Of the stones Inquire 81 GoOdy ear
hotei, lcAits, OF address CLerl ysaie. Kan
d-s-5'
w ANTI D COMPETENT STENOGEAPHE1ts
w and luok-htepeis VINO ctAire positions. ~
sppy al the National CCouuta nts and -tslas pG-
- : bureau once Ter tAe states ~ haLa.is Colo
IaGo. Nebraska. > lsspufi and IexAs, 81 lie EoutB-
western business GOi4eEs. wichita. han. Dtt
w ANTED-BUsINESs MN WHO ARE ~
w Iced Of stenOEI pliers % Accountants 10 al
. lie National LtCpUutaits aid rtehvsTs lbot. .
bureau. branch once at tie noutL " FrtEgu Bssl-
less oile,'s. u .Ihlia. nan. v q usually have %
CLl spI .sIat4O4 Hsl tEOGogglIy tclA gtteut 8ook-
krtpeIS A1 sltOE lLegs, villa first class Iefsrsn-
60 Et.L luiI.5-EtG IIen q charge. ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-14

A Householder who lad been greatly AZ
noysd By rsts IN his CELLAR brought hons .
trap and sci 10 ubsFs be tbo1gat IL would
20 rbe most good Next dsy Be va mads
glad by finding that be had caught . very
large rat He va about % pct lie eAptiys
70 death whsH the "a protested
This q by 10 pnsaas faig 2nf inst
entered this trap % prove ny coEHdsses IA
your integrity No one eoaid - nor. saF-
yrised than -ss when I to5sd myssa .
prisoner
After dee reflection the ho1ssboidss 8b-
sratsd tee rat. but onIy 70 gnd. tvo -
three days lat4r taat The ngnhsT bal
greatly increased. and thst his stores rsss
fast beng carried away ~ Wholesale.
Catching sghi q hb former prtsorsr. Es
sad
''Yoa 5speBdsi on ny Integrity and -
stored yo8r libsrty.'
"EEscfIy"
81 csysu6s3 Oh yosT Integrity. snd yos
hsvs vrougEt stlL further dsn4Es % p ,
pro9@rty"
~Ob. b1t you must uudsrstan1. q dsaf
sif. tsss a "a II trap l. bs42 clssrsus
from rss - liberty
MoFai-Toa ID 80 e Ukenersr = tstEs
susr<acs sentence OF hs.d raan vito kzs
promised q rstorzn.-SsS York Word
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-14

SHE ROSE TO A SITTING POSTURE.
tains were draped gracefully over them.
Now and then the railway hands would
catch sight OF fair. girlish face, framed in
rudy brown coils OF hair, but only for q
moment would the picture stay there, then
quickly fit from sight, as though to avoid
observation. By and by two faces looked
out OF the window, the woman little pal-r
and the other, sweet, dark haired babys.
One wild stormy morning not long ago,
when the baby az Station liz was Bbou, a
year old, large, determined locking fe-
male alighted from the train ss II slowed
up, and, without waiting for any ceremo-
MES, walked straight through the Office 70
the living rooms above. Asthetrain pulled
out Ashley never waiting 20 report IL,
dashed up the stairs three steps at each
jump, and placing himsel. between the
G!ri who had the baby elAsped close 20 her
heart and the red faced, angry woman. inl-
piored tie latteY 70. 70 harm the girl, who
" as Innocent OF any Eronedcing. Re and
lie alone vas guilty he had passed him
self Of as single man because be loved
her Dadiy, and hated and despissd the
coarse, unrefoed woman. who IN an insane.
boyIsh way be had Cree fsnciei. He tod
her that the girl believed herself his wife,
and that he had brought her 20 this lons.r
spot hoping that Mira Ashley would never
discover them, or die, as she ought 70 have
done years ago.
This asst remark naddened the woman.
AID, pointing 3 revolver that had been IL
her haEe eEss s.ass sss entered the goon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-14

SaW REX MOAfEh III L.
mans work under the shadow Of the
plague. Two members or mis- congrega-
ton, a gentleman and his wife, were
stricken down. The husband expired first
In few hours the wife followed. car
penter, Mr.. Phelps By name, agreed TO
make their collins, and Mrs. Graham pre-
pared the corpses FOR burial Night came
on and the minister sat alone by the bodies
of his friends brooding over the terrible
visitation and wondering when he, too,
should receive the final summons. As be
pondered thus in melancholy mood, a
Bible in his hand, strange light filled the
room and focused over the woman's death
couch. She rose slowly TO sitting pos
tUre, there was parting of the eyekds, the
lips moved and he heard these words;
"My dear pastor, have this message for
you. You shall not die now, nor shall you
be sick Be faithful and heaven will bless
you"
She sank back, the hands refolded over
her bosom, the light faded away and al,
again was still 1t is only necessary TO add
that the message proved true in every par
ticular.
Nearly as startling was the communica-
ton which the wife of a contractor at
Wichita, Kan, claims to have received.
She is of German birth and her husband is
a Frenchman. One evening he was from
home and she awaited his return lying on
a sofa in the drawing room. Suddenly the
door creaked and the air grew dense and
heavy, What followed is best told In her
own words. 81 had half risen and sat
with my hands clasped so tightly that the
nails bruised my flesh. Finally the door
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-14
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
MUSIC.

Thorough instruction. Papiis recitals given weekly
All pupils tende ed free OF 81 extensive and
carefully selected music library Ni-0
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at ner termed rival, she ured twice. killing

&c ner termed rival, she nred twice, killing
the mother and child instantly.
This is the story of Station 1ls. as we
CLEANED it little by little The trainmen de-
clare that they often see lights fitting
around the lonely building and that sad
faced, blue eyed girl, holding dark haired,
smiling baby, stands in the door and beck
ons to them as they fly by.
Not sin. but sacrifice and lofty endeavor
characterize the tale still told and believed
IN by the good people of Shelbyville, Ills.
Over generation ago the place was raw
aged By cholera, and one day the junior
Methodist preacher On the circuit found
himself the only pastor left in town. OF
the others. some had died and some were
absent. He might have fed. alleging min
isterial duties elsewhere, but be chose the
courageous part, and remained to do a
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BECKONS TO THEM AS THEY FLY BY.
live" quietly said a night operator, much
to our surprise, for he was such silent fell
low none of US had looked at him or spoken
to him excepting briefly on questions per
tanning to the office work
well, you may get ready to start on the
west bound train departing at 2:30 p. m.
and arriving at Station rs at 0 o'clock a. IN.
tomorrow" answered the superintendent,
who was a man of few words and who took
people up at their first offer.
1T will be beastly place to spend the
winter, Ashley" Remarked as the ''soup,"
as we boys call him, slammed the door OF
his private Office behind him. had never
taken good square look at the fellow be-
fore, but now fell to studying his face.
He was very white; his eyes were large
and dark; he had black curling hair, a
rather large mouth, but curved as Cupid
like as a lovely girrs-white teeth, dark
mustache, a firm, square chin and hands as
slim and smooth as girls.
Il shall not mind it," he replied; "but.
on the other hand, | believe | shall enjoy
it,"
Perhaps you are contemplating matri-
mony," ventured as joke, but he gave
me savage look. and conversed no more
with the agent that was to be. A short
time after Ashley took charge of Station
lis the trainmen were much surprised to
see a woman get off there one day She had
two trunks and several boxes, and it looked
as if she meant TO stay. Although they did
not catch glimpse of her face, so heavily
was she yelled, yet by her form and move
meuts they knew she was young. Little by
little the lonely station took on different
air. Plants blossomed in the windows,
bird cage hung among them and white cur
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Rrief Mention.
Cattle about steady.

Cattle about steady.
Hog market considerably off.
Some loads of hogs were forwarded and
one load was held over.
The shipments of the day were by Ken
nedy & Robbins. three cars of cattle; f.
q. Steck, one car of hogs; Neal s. Son, on e
car of cattle and hogs.
Whitaker bought 143 hogs today; Dallas
Packing company, 113; Garland, 81, and
Fort Worth Packing company, 81.
Mr.. Hart, of Alta, was at the yards to-
day.
The shippers in today were:
Neal 81 Son, of Saratoga, hogs.
7. V. Boeland, of Andale, two car of
cattle
Bank of Lyons two cars of hogs.
II. Mills Of Newton, two cars of hogs.
Charles Gallagher, of Leoti, two cars of
cattle.
Joe Porter, of Potwin, hogs.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. No, Aug. l3-CATTLE-Receipts
5O0O. shipments 24O Market stronger, Texas
cattle stronger TO l0c higher. Steers So "a
tl5 IS stockers and feeders - .O84 % cows - 80
a. 3 o. HOGS-Rccepts 40Dl, shipments 1000. Mar
kat steady to strong Bulk So O0G5 p. ali grades
- 4uG5 81 SHEEP-ReceiPts 100 shipments sou.
Market steady.
ST. Louis Mo-, Aug. a-CATTLE-Receipts 2bD0.
shipments 400. Market strong. Steers 50 G065 CO.
Texans and Indians 81 l0aS 10, HOGS-Recepts
bin. shipments 1900 Active. Heavy IS 3JG5 40
mixed grades a SOFAS IS, light s. 25S5 90 SHEEP
Receipts l4C0 shipments Market firm.
Fancy 81 55G4 u.s.
shipments . Steady to hade stronger. Steers
q S06s5 -! Texans and Indians 81 252 -. stockers
- 25uIS - westerns 81 15S4 90 cows II Seas 80,
HOGS-Recelpts 1907, shipmen aU1 SteHdy TO
stronger, Rough and common 81 2gat4 So mixed
grsisSers IS 5Oel4 Is. SHEEP-Reccipts 500 ship
mcnts $50. Market steady. Native ewes - > a. 50.
mixed and wethers s4O,e5 25 Texans 50 s5tJl Us.
westerns 81 10. lambs IS jOsj Is.
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A Contrast

Re sat o. bard az TIE bassbaa zane.
And brolle1 IL tie bzFningsgo.
&c knew every players Christian Ear-s-
And I. any ore scored a r-zn-
Re danced 10 yes I'd ard s-eT rel n re fscs
AZ6 saorted and tossed his Eat.
For he. a. Toz have g-zessed. vac hass-
BAH Crsnk-&1d they act Ike tAa;.
II
BE sal II = cushioned broad aisle pew
Ia & cool An6 quiet church
Ard - airrned a. Yoz zozId psrhNp4, Z yoa
Wsres scAoolboy and feared the birch
BE he&ve3 = Sigh wEea re minister ss-l3
-Azsa.~ al &c grabbed his azt.
For be VAS a zaz-a E1zss 5.pe2-
Ard u eazrca isex az LA iA&t
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Ho. Tor The Monnt.ins OF colnrsso.

Round trip tickets TO Denver. Pueblo,
Colorado Springs and Trinidad. cheap.
Only So 30 for the round trip. good TO re-
turn until Oct. 81, 1881. Remember the
Missouri Pacific railway j. the short line
TO all Colorado points, Train leaves daily
at $50 D. N. arriving ST Pueblo next morn
ing for breakfast and Denver for dinner
For ali points in Colorado. Utah. Mon
lana and Washington. take the Missouri
Pacific railway. Chair cars and Pull
man sleePers On all train. Call at city
ticket ofhce .or further information, maps,
pamphlet, etc, etc. Telephone 2IL
z. z BLECELET.
1877 P. and T. A, 10 y. Main 81
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''Ts,I. Mr. PsdsZozus. dos rsy boT
sboT a1T Epoetzl . = ;z1s for 4grk1'' As3ed
lie yroUf fzsher
4 isizk -. 81 Isr1nsor " se.-rrsssi 80
acboClT1Es,sr. 4 "a uEe~~taln - go
~ III ser 4sba vii zsaks . srz ptor % .
haAss1zail PLAYER lie - u8sTr.ag Ia ais z1Ea
Slih paper Ests. bat sic egtfistsou u a.
eszk top COZ aces re tk4- - can carss
~lih eos4s.GssAt1s fs<.1sy "-H@rgsFs Ia
La.
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Chicago Grain and Produce,

CHICAGO AuC IL
Tho excitement and nervousness in wheat con o
tiuUUd today with frequent and sharp fluctuations,
Slough the range WAS narrower than that OF yes
lower. The business done WAS higher than during
the past few days chiefly because neither bulls nor
bears cared to risk muCn on their convictions.
There was also a conviction that the market
being manipulated by clique OF eastern speCu A.
tors who were alternately advancing and oepress-
luss cut such "a figure in the transactions each
aay. also ended. making business light AID prices
were very easily infue need in either direction.
Corn-Neryous n sympathy with wheat
osts-loweT.
Iurk-LoWeE.
Iard-Lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows
FLOUR-Dull, easy Spring patents 81 eosS GO
winter patents - Ss5 To- straight 81 6s5 % bakers
NuEAI-AuEust s5Sc, septemf er $3.50.
CoRN-Ausust s22ac, September Ssssc October
65-sc
OArs-August 255sc. September 27zSc. May sAec.
oPORh.AuFust $50 september 81 S7ta
L4RD-AnEust s. IS, September Sc 52}s octO-
Der 60 or.
Cash quotations were follows
NHEAT-9lsc.
COkN-6.Slc
OATS-.1sS5l2So
kA E-gSLs4C
HARLEG-6.C
rLAASEED-Sl 0S
IlNOTHN-$l 2eAl q.
Pokk-se 81,
IAR@-S6 g.
SHORT RIBS-S6 5Sas 60
DRY SALT SEOULDERS-SS e0P6 IS
Snort CLEAR SIDES-Ss ISG7 =
MhlSkN-Sl IL.
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALES,
HOGS,

The hog market opened about steady at
yesterdays prices with liberal receipts in
the yards, but by 10 o'clock all orders were
filled and not much was done after that
hour. There were only three packers IN
the field and they had only small orders.
Outside orders have been withdrawn for
the present, and in all probability the de-
maud for the next few days will be light.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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COk SALE-THaEE a-FOOT Oval. NICK
II plated show eases for sale cheap. ". T. BIS
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Aug. Is.
Following are the closing quotations:
GRAIN-Csr lots on track
WHEA1-N 2. 15c, No hard llc Nos 7Sc, No
tOC new " heR 4G6l70c.
CORN. . or better 45c.
OArS-2Oss.ZC.
ENE-No . or better Coo.
HAY-Baled IS ObcS6 30 per ton. loose 81 0Oa5 Oh.
GROUND CORN-CEop in car lots 81 90 per 100
pounds. corn an , oats 81 10 per 10 pounds, bran
sacked, SoL per lOO pounds
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swung open and | remained transfxed, for
there coming slowly and serenely toward
me, was my mother, whom knew to be in
Russia at that time with my oldest brother
She was dressed in a gown of black and
white check silk, with a white cap upon
her head, and her hands, which were cross
ed in front OF her, incased in black silk
mitts She advanced to the center of the
room and stood looking at me for a few
seconds and then turning retraced her
steps, and the door closing behind her hid
her from my view.
Quite early in the mornings cablegram
arrived announcing the death of my mother
at 10 O'Clock on the previous night, and
two weeks later came a letter from my
brother, in which he said that she had
talked great deal about me just before
she died, and that her death had occurred
Unexpectedly while the family was prepar-
ing for bed. He also described her gown,
cap and mitts. and the description Tailed
exactly with the garments she had worn
when her spirit appeared before me-
At Kansas City lives a young printer
named George Z. Fradenburg, who is
quite an expert player on the piano and
guitar. He took the latter instrument
VIII DllD men ne went WIN IIleuQ
for a vacation trip 70 Clay county. The
comrades slept together, and six nights
ia succession they were awakened by the
mysterious twanging Of the guitar On
the seventh. at e5out 230 a. m. Fradeu-
burg heard all the strings struck at occe.
81 sprang up in bed " he says, "aud saw
the figure OF beautiful woman In white.
draped from the top Of the head. with
every outline distinct except the face,
which was considerably darker and indis-
tinct. | looked at the appaTition closely,
retaining ny com posure rather through
terror than courage, but finally spoke 70
it three times. The only response vas the
raising Of the RICH. arm 20 level with The
window sill This movement frightened
me 50 that called loudly 20 my compan-
ion, wno jumped out Of ped, bat not De
fore the ghost. or whatever you may
choose 70 term il, had vanished a. mysterl-
ously as Il had appeared
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Michlta Produce Market.

WICHITA Aug r.
FLOUR-Hghest patent SO CO. second patent 81 50
Extra fancy 81 ~. fancy e. O5
BUTTER-First creamery lie, second creamery
l5c. finest dairy lie fine dairy &C common dairy &C.
EGGS-lOC per dozen.
POULTKY-RoosIers 81 5Oa2 co. per dozen or 3lsc
pc pound hens 81 0l62 81 per dozen &c per
ionnd. spring chickens 81 75a3 20 per dozen or lOc
per FOund turkeys lose per pound. ducks 81 per
pound. gePse-no demand.
POIATOES-New 5Dc per bushel
COAL nthracUe Sll 90. Canon City IS 90. Weir
Ilty - So trontenac 81 -, Pttsours, -, Illinois
= o. MCAuis s. 20
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So She Would.

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marry him, she would MAKE an econoni-
cal wife, a. SIZE nae been for years engaged
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