davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-23

IA T. II: II: sAGY sAGY I CO CO.
psp.1sS !" sa ss and m sa s
s$siS$ sEsES$ s:s|S$ Es:$H Es:BH Es:$H
in every desirable particular.
New and stylish Goods
Stray, roro.,p Special mention may 3!
FeD8s sSrns mas nsJs IL asw ' sonnss %ns sSBsns ana
EsSs:$Es: EsS4s$Es EEsS4s$EEs
Sun and Rain Umbrellas.
ia''f sse nses ss novelties F"Dfs s'Srfy 5rsi. Glasses
s&rShETs sf ;SfisH. TRAVELLING 1s%s%'''' S%Ss
and III $ss
Small Ware; Sa ist S0Non
s .S% ss @ ws sf sSs Ss sparkling
Wss ss Essn;9s s I'm #s: sss
ehd'ns oA5+Hssi sEw D&fIsrssN s9s sfsi
$E$SsHH Ss $s$ $s$ $$ss $E$ss $zss
sSss:'s'zs' Il. s;ssi.rJ +s= s.ss PRICES
Initials and Aonosrams designed
10 order.
p'''raqrnFp rHFprUGsap2s. Te1af Il User Wit"
Pnor9GsAraa PPhor9GsAras
An unusually large and complete stcsk q
h,s hnss and qs"s Towels SrssSRss ssSRan'
Table Damask in choice Patterns
FSass ana lawns p.se,. SsTsS;e' sP;ss ana Ssss"s
:EEiss sEEEi|sss Eiss ;EEsEs :EEHHl: ';EEEEs
PICNIC DEPARTMENT
ressrSes e@s sauces ieies Jams Olives canned GOODS Goods;
Crackers Chocolate, &C. &c
LADIES' AsDcAIpssbbTE'ss psbEsKEsK EEssK,sH's0c00Ds
s,.,., "a yan1F1v e. ,.v..
s'F5S 5Sa Ss5Es 4 sf l's%f price "a
Orders from any srt Of s the sGSsn'y WI, be ca On
cy t Of
II win pay you weh to call every day. as there is
sssortmen mt Of goods at such reasonable prices
E E# + s4SE H$sEE HssE : g: g:
RrEESrH IaW sISrSG Yonk kS6 6rrY SIXTH AVENUE
AT THB GREAT EAST SIDE ESTABLISHMENT,
Grand and Allen streets New York.
RETAIL.
New Straw Goods received daily from Eastern man.
ufacturcrs.
Also imported English ana French Straw Goods
Latest novelties in trimmed Hats and Bonnefs
To-day, 10000 new silk sun Shades and Psrasois
IMMENSE STOCK or LAcEs.
Spanish Nets, Yak, Gupurcs, Points, &c.. NC. .,.
Hamburg Edglnxs Another purchase spH cheNPef 'n""
last week.
EXAMINE OUR FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Yankee Notions
Bargain, in corse's special vilea, faan'0n IN
SIN M,snons ana Torquosc, all the now shades
FRENCH FLOWER, AND FEATHERS.
Hosiery Iisle Gloves ladies' Eeckties
Novelties all over the establishments
EDWARD RIDLEY 4 SON,
su, ST. SIX Grand; H. ~, &C. te and 70 Alien street,
Nv nnh olock cast from the Bowery.
gN minutes ride from the corner Of broadway anC
Grand street peshroascs street cars mass ths oo0r'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-23

DRY GOODS.
Al klszEr's ,....,a. :,
New goods opening. OF
our own importation.
All the new shapes and
styles in BonDets and Hah.
in chips, straws. Milans
Neapoltans, Leghorns, &C., &C.,, - .,
Fiotla, Cascade, Ehie,
s:;::: ::;:;: S:::;:.: :': s:;!;: $;::.
with many other nsw shapes
School Hats from CSC. up
Fine Bonnets from 69c, up.
largest assortment in the city.
Millinery SILKS, velvem
AT KINzEYs.
Immense Ribbon Sale.
Is ysis S ef Sirs % e. 5s xa.a sy.rs
~ al siis siis ;"t sr"s sra " ascs. sS'y Yard
a. a. l six inches wide 25c a yard, -,
At KINzEya
Black plaid sash Ribbons 2oc. a yard.
Al SILK Roman Sash do, Soc. yard
sei,yen.insn Sc, en- nc black gros grains, 'oc yard
o!,penins s,se9 imported
cornelian handles, very low.
All the new styles Ii -
Reedcd and six Fringcs.
Passementeries at popular prices "
BLACK silks from auction.
trimming and lining silks
From auction. plain and fancy
swisses. yaconets. I'll low prices.
Tucked MuslinS, from 25c. up.
Opening 800 hoxes Of lne
Drawers sacGucs, Robes corsets, &C.,
kas$ S"s and saf tasseS sSst q spi9s r's's sa up
EiSn EiSnt ,rim", f%Ges 81 Ir8m ,Ghnsa " up $40 m
Hemmed and tucked Drawers, 47c. up.
Handkerchief from auction,
siverplated Ware.
Music Boxes and Albums.
Fine Satchels and Bags,
Portemonnaes and Bolts.
Photographic Frames.
Everything new III Jewelry,
Toilet and Perfume Sets
Toilet department complete
Soaps and Perfnnery.
Chromos, large assortment
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Bargains in real Laces.
900 black thread lace Barbcs.
20 white rushsr lace Barrie: -
& Basse:s BES,at cssFi assrs ssc Il 8
g. Hsss. ese yaras Ara ,1 5e 81 + sy sgjpSrS RsrS
1900 yards Tag Lacc. lie. to CSC yard.
French Iaces sc. TO 75c. yard.
Real Italian Val 4c. to s6c.
Veil Laces from DC yard up.
- 49, Grenadines for wells, 25c. yard.
Tics aDd schrfs from 25c. mp.
Great sale OF Hamburg
Observation-Disclosures. EmbrOideries, 10000 yards
F!ns and new styles at Sc. yard;
showy and wide, lsc. ise:, zoe;
Extra fine at 2Oc, BE-, Csc. yard,
SsT sS;I,S K'f SSsn 'sys k;ss
Our twobutton Kid Gloves, Soc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-23
A PFREMPTORY AND POSI I'VE AUCTION SALE
n of four fine, healthy and well nccmntsd Horses,
CONSISTING OF GoANu HoADslEKs and rROTlERs

A PFREMPTORY AND PoSI I'VE AUCTION SALE
SRHs
at the prvaIs Gss9 Ae
the and Ellen %o snS Sr
Also g Rs4.sS sss Sc s s ss hs xs fine
s0s nS e 1sc
e
na The s.
BY oTnsf a az ro together in @ and arc war
,s s%y saddle HS. sSns
inc Virginia mare; ' Is t poua Lofty and eSms any, driver
| g 1ae q @ e y ,6s iSp H naa IN
In zs ss% w,hOSt hoy ;aG trick spot or b!emis aud
@ ne o s% Is %S p @ ns
9a fS Sy By e Of 4snse Ss ny &
r % .. ss 81 re aone sn himself she |
chased ny present owner, who has since ued her
@
Ys s i to scm sns ar n
and AND AS well Mssn ny animal % s
will feel proud. either sta ding or moving.
ONE is !H SRtns Ss TOP wasS% w&"s1 y SSw'a
qns s fas a ogen enns ros ~ sswi" nr s0a
One fne Lady's saddle and Br:aIe.
Pine kersey and stable blankets; also fun Suits.
Sale positive, without limit to highest bidder,
-" W '~ I'D. HAMLIN, Auct oneer
A THE spS VIZ AS Assshtl nS*G ksHR aS'loS AA6'
AT sEss$ sSS EH
WILL SS MEIb + EyhRY TuEs6AY AND FRIDAY.
GENTLEMEN WI At Hisa oS5qfk 81 fGkscuAsp OR THOSE
pss M M he nTG 5 sse o
The same STRAIGHTFORWARD principles which have gov
ss sEEsz HsSss
hHs snd sASsSs Ss,sss s.S ENS Js Il s
ENTRIES CAN BIZ MADE BY sENDIN. FULL pE:
s R ri M TE 1s b fs SAN w
A ONE OF THE CLOSEST MAToHED,. MOST ELR.
Ky nSas or sm 'sse sss IN and
S . s' ss S %
soId @ hisIes, Sidaersi Barker 6nases Sty Auction
T. 81 s ~s's e. s ny ss sn.s %
"A stivcrs' do one Brewster 81 Road Wagon and light
a
two seat epsn Tason S ana
r Spres. N SSo "na open
SassSa y s
aRAY a Is and sms aeaSs eet &C. "&
A
n sty ylsh gentle and sound team OF Horses Zone dap
handsj handsome OF double barnes and Brewster
Brougham good condition horses vii! be sold
rate.y Apply al private stable. No l4O West Fiftieth
street, rear
COACH, 500; DO. $3.50; TOP WAGON, se5;
two platform spring Wagons ten ponv Phaetnns 800
LlD Broadway, Forty -frst street
COUPE. AT A SACRIFICE; PRICE S26,; ONE.
N third Its value; III excellent order Can be al
l,412 Broadway.
AT PRIVATE SALE NO. 25 WEST FIFTEENTH
N street. geHteman's complete Turnout, consisting
OF pair stylish coach Horses three Clarence and
parK Phacton built by Brewstcrs, Harness. Sc
Il OFFER SIX HORSES, FIT FOR ANY BusI
n the property Of widow; also one trot ing
Horse be sold at sacrihce Inquire at IS SoWh Filth
avenue
LOT or HORSES, JUST FROM THE COUNTRY
n sold cheap or exchanged for Horses Of less value
al for xmas ot business warranted sound and kind
Az Washington street, corner Canal
4 WAGONS CHEAP-ExPREss, GROCERY BUSI
top depot and platform spring Wagons, al 22o Spring
street
STABLE TO LEr-0N EIGHTEENTH STREET,
n near sixth avenue stalls room tor carriages;
rent 2dOO ~ r. DREW 4 CO.,
No. 3west Twenty third street.
A CARRIAGES FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE USE;
"A. good assortment new anu second hand Car
aQ0p i'm nu0 uies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SODA WATER MINERAL WATERS GINGER
A nS W @
iona A departmepts of tgre. bo,ting and dis
Ssnss le sSc.Sigs SSs nsRTThn% iwenS
sixth and Tweniv. seventh stree.s New YORK.
FORTUNE FOR $50 PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
iew tsssts @ is't Whoe.. sS ssnsss: IS yor sale BY
A PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KESTUCKX
hposi,,vs.y h March 'aa'a sssS siis amounting
shS e x: iGSs ri sASs ss' g: 3:
YEARS .,gs. ExPERIEScE
Suited az and nd a
street n,rnr s,s, nS az sS sS
poriers. suspensories, Bandases. &c.
/,REAr MEETING TONIGHT. AT 9ERMANIA AS
" sembly Rooms 2ss b sowsry, a, so'eiosk Women
ist 80 cents
"HAyANA" BANKERs .Sl -
TAYLOR 90, Bankers II Wall street. New YORK;
n M % 81 Gs ss%
Haven, Conn.
HAVE 5000 LETTERS PROM AGENrs-rnAr
eopa 5 SCI. ns b. box Is
X !nl information sent nse. Address SoSEks Co. CO,
box 81 Post ONCE Jersey City, MI
Mass MEETING
in tine
Cooper institute,
on Tuesday evening, March a.
National Finances.
The call for the meeting
S assemD,e IN nc Cooper nstnte :ome evening g
he nat Nncpu
nns r. TO ssr s sue ssy
oRSsss %Is% Ss%ys k1Is. ss.sssafS fsSsss sssss
lsnTy Ji.1s sSsI siSdss Esm LIBBY and
out the objects OF this call
ssFt ss'sr oss2osr s2ow 3ssn aasas ssssH ssnss Ass
SSss'S s4y.ss s.$EsS'ss
James Lenox. -, .s.u, Hebert Sei @ L. Stuart
~ lH s sScSrds.co ,s with the above cali mass meeting vii
on ygfssS %.S sss Al1a"; Ss1sh PA "A sees
The following eminent speakers have been invited TO
Shar rs Fransls M Ms, adams {. e. Massachusetts
@ hsn john fa~H1 M fssee: % sss;ssis.st;s sssss''
Hon Hon d;yVI.. hy%sn II Trs%Sn sqnwnns o. J, pSis no
HON S'p:iSeto bsoa cox s'' 6Ss D''''e' columbia
Hon. Francis Kicrnan, 0. New York.
Hon Horace White, of Illinois.
Hon Wm NJ. Evarts
Hon Simeon B. Chttenden
A. A. Low.
Parke Goodwin
Elliot G. Cowdin.
Hon. Charles O'Conor.
william Wood
Isaac Is. Bailey
GEO OPDYkE, Chairman Of Executive Committee
HENRY NJ. TABKR, Secretary of Executive COMMITTEE
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES, LEGALI2Ep BY
lt state authority two times daily and last day Of
each month. For full information address MURRAY.
MILLER 4 CO.. st LOUIS Mo. ''''''' "''S'' - ''
MRS s. g. CLINE, No: lo5 WEST FORTY FOURTH
N1 street, will give little present to every lady who
will call on her or send Stamped address.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF KENTUCKY STATE
~ Lotteries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS NO 23l-MARCH a. 1914.
a. l9, II, g. ", 81. g II "A, 2 3d. ls.
- KENTUCKY, GLASS NO :35-nARcH q, lsH
O. Is. 20 81. 6s. A q! o.. 81 81 ~. H.
~, a. 70 Is IS, d, S. Is, g. 81, 50, 80. e.
Address j. CLUTE, Post Office box 4969 New York city
DLEAsE TAKE NoTICE-COAL MERCHANTS, CAP.
price the North river this will be iso ton
Tor hosne and shoyclng coal. commencing OH the LIST
COAL sHOvELLERs' PROTECTIVE SOCIETY.
THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP MINNESOTA, SAILING
intermediate passengers at $50 currency, each Apply
10 WILLIAMS GUION, ~ Broadway.
&CS0 000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-23
$250.0O0
TO be given away by the
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
OF NORFOLK, VA.
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
1000 CASH GIFTS
EVERY TENTH TICKET DRAWS 4 GIFT.


Whole TIckex IS; Halt Tickets 81 10
This drawing has been legazed by special OF the
LEGISLATURE Virginia, 10 raise funds tho cOmple
OF The Masonic Temple In the CITY Of Norfolk.
The Concert and Distribnucn OF Gifts will positively
take place
TUESDAY, MAY 8. 1874
We guarantee further postponcinenG
JOHN L. ROPER, Pres't JOHN p. CORPREw, TrcaA
HENRY " MOORE, Secretary.
Norfolk, Va
Parties desiring to aid this undertak Ing procure
uckets and circulars giving iull particulars tho
Branch Office Of the associ iaton room 2N 70 aud 30
Broadway, New York, or address
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
box All Post office New York City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-23

A ONE OF THE CLOSEST MATCHED,, MOST ELR.
"A CANT pair OF bay road family Gedtngs in the
city were bred ~ Kentucky: are Ih high; 8 and
years old full brothers, have great style action ana
o.. a!trso! much attention and are warranted sound
before Wednesday March 2 at o'clock. will then be
sold 70 highest bidder at Barker Chases City Auction
Mart and New York Tatersaiis OF Broadway mud
Thirty ninth street. where they can now be ale
by order Of the executor Of the late Michael Merrmon.
OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-23

A SODA WATER, MINRRAL WATERS. GINGER
A. Ala spnrklinR Wines-Manufacture OF complete
ouihts apparatus and Materials with a n.irne-
Dc nsinc rights in desra BILE territory. Caa
iogues Tree JOHN MATHEWS, First avenue, Twenty.
ixth and TWENTY. seventh streets, New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-07

An Iowa paper notices that "the
issue from q Des Moinea paper-mill
having turned all the fish and reptiles
inan adjoining pond perfectly white.
And Gs a companion piece to this it
may be mentioned that it was the
threat Of more issues from the Gov
ernment paper-mill that had almost
made o whole nation pale.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-07
A srARTLINe RUMoR.


The San Francisco Commercial
Herald Of July 9th publishes the fol-
lowing:
Very important information has
reached us from what we deem an
authentic source, to the effect that
overtures have been made by the
Mexican Government to that of the
United States to cede all the territory
of the former lying north Of line
of latitude drawn directly from the
mouth of the Rio Grande to the Pa
cifc Ocean, and that the matter will
engross the attention of Congress at
its next session, with the greatest
probability of its acceptance. What
are to be the considerations for this
cession of territory we are not in
formed, and it is likely that the point
has not yet been settled. One thing
is certain, a number OF our heavy
capitalists and bold operators have
very recently been actively in pur.
suit of mines lying in the the territory
to be ceded. Several in Lower Cali
fornia have already changed hands,
aud mining engineers have been dis
patched to Sonora and chihuahua.
II is evident to us that much commo-
tion exists about this matter in GER
tain circles, and that there is good
foundation for tho report. BY this
arrangement the United States will
acquire Neuna Leon, Coahuila, Chi
huahua, Sonora, Lower California
and portions Of Sinaloa, and Duran
go. 1t is probable the postponement
Of final decision by the Mexican and
American Joint Commissions we're
based upon this consideration, and 1t
is not unlikely that the Mexican Gov
ernment may have been influenced by
the attitude taken by the Uni
ted States Government in refer
ence to Mexican inroads upon our
territory, Mexico has need of
money, tho States name arc distant
from the capital, and there are no
railroads or other even moderate
means Of connection. They cannot be
controlled by their Federal authori-
ties, and are almost constantly in an
uproar. In these and similar reasons
may be found the inducements which
have actuated the Mexican Govern
ment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-07
WE WANT AGENTS

We want REPRESENTATIVE In every neighbor-
hood. Nothing equals It for agents, male or
female, young or old. Large Cash Wages and
a Superb Outfit exclusive territory, which is
rapidly filing up. Must apply at once Sub
scribe by sendiug $500. and receive the paper
one year, a magnificent premium, share in
the distribution, and receive also FREE a COM
plete Outfit, or send for particulars. Name
territory desired in writing. Address
WATERS & Co., Publishers, Chicago, Ill.
6sqsnl5Rs5.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-07
nnIl nrrsrA1LE or Young MEN.

About thousand young men who
have been filing petty clerkships in
the departments at Washington are
now out Of employment, many OF
them not knowing whittier to go or
where to turn for the means Of fu-
ture subsistence. This is sad, in
deed; but why will SO many young
men Of this day and generation, in
stead Of preparing themselves tor
and entering upon a life Of practical
and useful independence, rush into
petty clerkships, thus making mere
automatons Of themselves, living
from hand to mouth through the
best years Of their lives, and paving
the way for sure poverty and useless
ness in middia-life and old age? 1t
is wonderful how little of wise fore
thought many young men have, and
how foolishly ready their parents and
friends are to encourage them In
wrong notionsof the ways and means
of getting along in the world. Thou
sands Of fatal mistakes are made
every year, in this country, by young
men becoming clerks, which gener-
ally means drudges and dependents
as long as they live, who should
sflearn a trade" and thus, having
The true elements in them, lay the
foundation not only for a life Of actu-
al usefulness, but for ultimate indie
pendence. One Of the saddest spec
tacles we are often obliged to meet
is that Of healthy, vigorous and
able-bodied young man deliberately
deciding, on leaving school, to enter
a store or an office as petty clerk
on tri6ing salary. Where one
such ever amounts to anything be-
yond being q mere dependent, an
hundred reach middle-age only to
discover too late that their lives are
a miserable failure. AS a rule, after
a man becomes a clerk, he is unfit for
anything else. The senseless dread
Of working with the hands is spoil
ing Americas young men. Would
it not be better, even if not quite SO
fashionable, for young men to aoork
while they are young than to steal,
beg or starve when they get old?-
Chtcd1o Jonrnal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-07

DIFFERENT BUSHELS. - Up to the
year 1926, both countries used n
measure known as the Winchester
bushel. 1t contained space equal
to 2,150.42 cubic inches. In 1896
the Imperial bushel was introduced
into England and now causes the
confusion alluded to, 1t contains
2,2lS.l92 cubic inches. This makes
a loss of about one bushel in every
thirty-three, or thirty-three of our
bushels (the old Winchester meas
me- are very nearly the same as
thirty-two imperial or English bush
els. In articles on English crops,
the. mention Of imperial bushel
creates confusion, the reader sup
posing it to be the same as the Amer
lean bushel. Weight is the true
standard, and not liable to be misun-
derstood. The English "stone" is
fourteen pounds, eight stones max
ing the oid-fashioned long hundred
of III pounds. A "boll" is meas
ure Of six bushels.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-07
Shedd--Peoria

THANKFUL TO AN APPREcIATIvE PUB.
lie for their generous and unfaillng support
In the past, and hopeful ofa continuance and
enlargement OF tho same in the future, we de-
sire through this medium TO call the attention
OF consumers In Linn county to our will assort-
ed and carefully purchased stocks Of goods at
the above points, comprising full and complete
lines OF all classes Of goods usually kept In
country store. Lack oftimO and space precludos
an attempt to specify, but we are determined
to maintain and add to our reputation for keep
Ing the most complete country store In Linn
county, and will only say in conclusion that
our houses at shedd will bO found to contain at
all times more nearly everything needed on
farm than ever beforor AS we have not boen
past neither will we in the future be undcrsold
by any honorable dealer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-07

DREAMS WHAT ARE THEY2 = In
Binghampton, New York, the other
night, q woman named Whitney
dreamed that O woman in white came
10 her bedside and said: "Get up,
get up Immediately; you are need
Cd" The woman awoke and went
to the room below, where she found
that tho lamp which she had left on
the table had exploded and set the
objects near it on fire, A few pals
Of water distinguished il, and the
lives Of q mother and four children
were saved BY dream.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-07
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Happy relief for young men nom tho effects
Qf Errors and Abuses Ia early life. Manhood
Restored, lmptdlmcntS 10 Marriage removed.
New method Of treatment, New and remark
able remedies. Books and circulars sent frce
in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD AS
HOulAfloN, No. g South Ninth st., phlladel-
phla, Pa. ran Institution having a high rcpu-
taiion for honorable conduct and professional
srill. vNnl3yl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-07
VISITING CARDS.

A large stock Of the new-slze-the ''latest ago.
ny''-has Just been received at this office and
are now being worked up in the latest style of
the art. Any person wishing anything in this
line is requested to call and examine Speei-
mems and learn our prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-07

n I'm 80 thirsty saId boy at
work in corn field, .Well, work
away said his industrious father.
You know the prophet suys: Hoe,
every one that thirsteth. >"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15

Go EAST BY WAY OF 81. LouIs.-ln these
days Of competition the wise traveller selects
bis route before leaving home. In almost ev-
cry instance he desires TO reach his des.ins-
ton Is speedily as possible, aud for the ac-
eomplishment Of that purpose the Missouri
Pactfic through line from the west TO the east,
via Kansas City and 81. Louis. offer. induce
ments unsurpassed by any other line in the
country. Everything connected with the Ms
souri, Pacific railroad Is first class, and the
adoption OF the Miller platform ami Westing
house air brake, together with its Pullman
sieepers. aud reclining chair coaches. render a
trip over the line perfectly safe and pleasant
Passengers from al Kansas City, LeaSenworfb.
A.chison and other prominent cities. are lsns.-
ed in s.. Louis At seasonsbie hours morning
and evening and in ample time % make cirect
connection with sil railroads for every point
10 the north. cas-; and south. Particular 10
formation wiki maps, time tables. etc. may be
had at the various Through tickef'- o..ces IN
the west. or upon personal or written zppgie4-
ton 20 q. H. Baxter. western passenger agea;,
Kansas G!ty, No. or E A Ford, general pas
serse- agent, ST. Louis. No. &5-sf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15
vASS.
Let the People Turn Out.

Public meetings will be held ut the followin
times and places in sedgwick county, Kansas, il
the interest of the nominees and the principles Of
the Republican party: g.
Wichita, Saturday eve.. October 10. 1874
FL Paso Monday IL
Grant tIioss school house, Tuesday eve, 49,
Ohio, Wednesday eve, Il.
Minnesota (Ross school house, Thursday eve. ]!
kcchi Dewing Friday eve, l6.
Gypsum stafford a. Saturday eve, Il.
Attics (Jamesburg) Monday eve, 10.
Payne tMendenhaiI school house, Tuesday eve q
Union Union E" Wednesday eve, q
Greeley, Thursday eve, q
Lincoln pheasant Ridge schooD Friday eve, q
Minneha (smith school house, Saturday eve, "a
Eagle Monday eve, 2s.
Park Carpenter school house, Tuesday eve, q.
Salem Thursday eve, %.
Illinois Friday eve, 30.
The following speakers will address the people
ut the above times and places
Hon. T.. b Allen, w. c. Little, Eco, II. &.
Sluss, Esq, Hon. NJ. S. Adams, W. c. White,
ESD, J. NJ. Balderston. Esq, W. X. Kirk
patrick, Esq, G. W Reeves. ESD, j. L. Zim-
norman, Esq. Hon. +. r Thompson, Hon. NJ
NJ. Murdoch, j. l.. Dyer, Esq, II. c. st. Clair,
John Kelly, Esq, W. T.. Stanley, Col. j. +.
Hudson and other prominent speakers.
j. NJ. STEELE, Chairman
Republican Co. Central Com