American Buyer and Seller from Topeka, Kansas • 11

11 AMERICAN BUYER AND SELLER. Robt. C. White. Sam.

T. Rial. I CH BR WHITE RIAL, Live Stock Commission Merchants. HOUSE EATING BSPWE GIVE PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL CONSIGNMENTS. BOILER FOR STEAM, HOT WATER, OR POWER.

The most durable and economical boiler made; no brickwork required; 1 1 5 1 i i 1 1 coal, wood or coke. MANUFACTUBED AND SOLDBY Eoom 27, 2S, 6z 23 ZBsrcliaiigre Buildingr, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI- BUY- Implements, Buggies, Wagons, Etc. TOPEKA STEAM BOILER WORKS JOSEPH, BROMICH, TOPEKA, KANSAS. SMITH, BIGGS 2Z ZOCH, DEALERS IN ES. WOOL.

PELTS AND FURS. HD FROM ALSO DEAD HOGS, OLD BUTTER AND GREASE. Tl! tall 3m pti 111 11 Missouri. Kansas City, 1317-1319-1321 WEST 13th STREET. FOR TINTS BOOK 111 JOB PRINTING, SLAITH BOOHS, OFFICE STATIONERY, Kansas Statutes and Other Law Books, For (lead hogs we pay from lc per lb.

We receive them at our stor. 108 E. 3d or at oor tallow factory, on river bank east of town near city dump. As to hides we are always posted on the market, and having a large business in Kansas City it enables us to sell direct to the tanners; therefore we guarantee highest market prices at all times, Special attention given to consignment trade. Remember the place108 EAST 3rd STREET, in rear of Kaczynski's Old Grocery Store corner 8rd and Kansas Avenue.

Telephone 433. "b1lan1ks" to 1890 is shown to be 44.59 per cent, as against 44.95 per cent between 1870 and 1880, and 14.34 per cent between 1860 and 1870. The increase of mules from 1880 to 1890 was 26.G6 per cent; between 1870 and 1880 the increase was 61.80 per cent, while from 1860 to 1870 there was a decrease of 2.24 per cent. Of the aggregate number of horses and mules in the whole country, June 1, 1890, 86.95 per cent were horses and 13.05 per cent were mules. The North Atlantic group of states had the smallest proportion of mules, 2.41 per cent, while the South Atlantic group had the largest proportion, 32,04 per cent, as against 67.76 per cent of horses.

When going on a pleasure trip see that your ticket reads by the Santa Fe Route. TOWNSHIP, SCHOOL OR CITY Our Horses, Moles and Asses. Mortimer Whitehead, special agent of the Census Bureau, has prepared a bulletin giving the number of horses, mules and asses on farms of 3 acres or more, not including the range or those kept on holdings of less than 3 acres, or in cities and villages. According to the tabulated figures, in the states and territories une 1, 1890, there were on hand 14,976,017 horses, 2,246,936 mules, and 49,109 asses; and in 1889 there were foaled 1,814,404 horses, 157,105 mules, and 7,957 asses; and there were sold in the same year horses, 329,995 mules, and 7,271 asses, and there died from all causes horses and asses during the same period. The increase of horses from 1880 EECOED Write to GEO.

W. CRANE Topeka, Kansas. THE OLDEST HOUSE IN THE BUSINESS IN THE STATE. BETTER WRITE FOR THEIR CATALOGUE..