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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

New YORK, June g. - Flour closed firm but
dlI and without important change. Minnesota
extra, = l5u5 lO. -. Louis extra s. l5d5 O0
CRY mill extra, 81 sat I'D for West Indies south
eru Hour closed dull. common 20 choice. extra,
- BOB lj.
Wheat-Optons were feverish and unsettled
aud dealings we're attended Niihgrrat excitement
al times. Eariy IN the day prices advanced lerll !
per cent bat The market closed unsettled with
the advance almost wholly lost spot lots closed
strong az "a slight advance. spot sales OF No.
I rel. state. 40 So; 40. do al SIC. No.
! white state at s4c, No. spring at &c. No. !
DO az s-tac, uugraded red al s2u o9c. and No red
winter. - ~ No = red winter, Ju.y. s754Gs77s.
90 august ooGSSi r.. DO September, 81 15dssl4c
corn options were only limitedly dealt in.
while tne tone was heavy. The close was weak
aud az decline OF aG = per cent, the latter in
juue. spot lots closed strong, 2iac higher for
steamer mixed Other grades closed &c lower
spot "A es .of No. mixed al 3.3 C. No mixed
4ac 40. mixed, june az &C.. do July. i415c; do
August, fli -c.
oats - Options were moderately active and
closed firm az slight advance. spot lots closed
steady, unchanged spot sales of No ! white
state. see. and No. white, S34c; No. mixed,
June. 81 ac bid. do July, 53c
Rye Dull. western, 6lc: state, 66967c
Barey-Dull
FOrk-Dull. new mess, $40 CO.
lHrl-Closed strong. O. -, cash; s. 1890 20
July, s. 80 o 40 August
eugar-uul. fair 20 good refining, 4ssG476c.
Bltier-Dull state. l4al~c; western l0aI6c
Esgs-Dul, state, ll5agl2c; western, 1910
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05


-ugars-Cui loaf ~. granulsted. &C. "A,
st, ,fN .c extra &C. ysG6'sc, yellow &C.
Cofee-Greeu Rio. Ioanc. RIO. roasted ia
lic Java, green. i1a2c. Java roasted 2i11sc
Nsracaiho roasted lfal.c. Mexican roasted. "a,
rEC
Ieas-lspan fne. za.f5c Japan medium 2s.a
-e ordinary lsst lc. Hysun. sssl5nc. gunpowder
,s1ons- ioaec. Congo 1.dSc.
f.ulr-el 1f per cst. - - rer bbl patent prr
cess. 81 ~ per cHt. s. ~ per bbi, al wheat fou
S. l' per cwt % Oh Der bhl.
Nil feed. Screenings. slf per ton. bran SIS
snIps sit- midt.ings. SIS Feed-Corn and oats
s1
Kerosene Michigan test lOI5c per gal
water Whife iit.c
seeds Clover s ooee n pr bu. timothy. s. p
az
Fi~h-No white fish. = ~ per hair bb,
fd -af per ln clans. 3 Ho per hun
a-ef canned oysters - ecis. Ia gc. smoked
HaI. .rt so
pors n aarreIs-N NeSs pork Chicago packed
fsr rear. - 20. rlesr short Cut Chicago
81 l r.ear short clf. best sil ~
Iari -iIerees HI-r s and 'H ih tubs fgr 81
r. 1olni t.ns is cases. 81 i1 tn paiIs sac
Hf In rsrra. -tytra aiess. warranted hsl It's
al extra .rne.ess Hl sG
hsr.ae-H sesla creamerv. solid. re rolls.
ft- oranges California q H lemons.
-hnn e. fnens fancy 3 ee9f ~ fzs
sFrr r ic dates Fsrf. f1 Ih
hov pep ~ istes fsrL ~ u box ner lh ~
is,as Frah aFV per la- s.caac
Na.s-Fe-0.ss r8r uer th 81 rrnsra -aF
-su rer. raeT -es raw re- s sa.(
nre vs. fancy. %. p VA e.
srs erfears lsc. e. a. .fsr1's fa.7 ~.
e r ff6rr Rarre.
~ it.te c Frerct
oanars per s g "a
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


She Stole 81 Canal 81 has lecasse ths
fzForile pace ier even ne1Y O. frs1e Ben
blvlug als nle1llm slles, Ngstfflaer- are
easily slIel add uelter pleased at ile
Popular wlere lle U1lst Q1lu flsis assert.
meat ei al kills ~ 10als. sl4es 4l1 slip
.ers e4u oe foln1 ln the -t4 l-4lles ala
81 sses e4u sel-E tToI hundred different
Styles il ell si1lhs from "A - ~. ~
popular prices Tue Popular So 30. iAF AL
or .oal ladies' shoe b lAv besl ln tle marx e.
10 81 lol prove so u e4n oe returned ll
lra all Doys Shoes aud hoo.s Doue o4'
solid aud honest goods are sold AMI WlrE
sou want good strong and seryioeab. E
.laes fsr yonr cllldren. gige us call Ns
wiil nar BE- lnders9l1 aud shall give you .
nice present from our Jsp4n~se department
ln appreciation Ia ypar trade
PaFJLAR ~HaE MaT-E.
4u Canal 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

The Grand jury t1r -he next term Of the
United Sn'es District Court was drawn
yesterday. as filow, Joseph ". Hicks.
Anesan Richard B. Newnham, Sausatack,
VIM NJ. -egdder Hastings. David ID. Dow
ling. Fillmore Barry county, Myron Gray.
Niles. Charles r. Hove. Buchanan. James
"a Frrnum. Cassapoiis, Jerry Rourke.
Dowagiaci john ". Ewing Grand Ledg~,
scott Montgomery. Eaton Rapids. George
W French Muir. John Hil Orleans lonia
county k-nbeu smith, Alamo. Kalamazoo
county Nelson B1slr-. RI bland. David
kiusev Caledonia. Jason : Bradford Spar
Ga. Alfred ID. Rathbone. Julius Houseman
~Ias t. godfrey Grand Rapids. William
ark. Fremont. NewayEO county Robert
Robinson. Trent, MussegOn county. Heoer
Walsh. Holland. Nelson Pike Morley.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

NzH GJLs, June -Nall-sL Money closed
a- -t4 i-f cruL. Exchange closed lsHer. posted
it--s. a.. sgt-5.4 actual .rates - SIS for o.
days ie, .at-s iur lemanu
Government bonds cle-ed nrm. currency O
- e1 as coupon - bid 49, coupon
faciac Railroad bonds closed as follows. Union
Ai>t'f lisa sll,t4 do land grants. iuf bid. do
sinking funds. lla1l-4. Oeutrals ll1l.
l-e courar % rrmeT prices on the stock EI-
t-al--r LLi- morning was -OmeH hat irregular
"-'lc ti.c volume uf blsl4ess Ha, only moderate
40 tle oicuiug The bull clIque2 hld values up
.il-ul5. ult tnc bears began l0 sell some of the
leaders aud 0y The nrsl call the advance was
lasl ADulL III % clock. on the announcement % ~
fr4uftluu lu tng rate uf exchange 4 buyiug
-"feAell ODD canada southern. the Omaha u.
tait NuftAae,t aud Lake shore Was begun aud
co-ll-l Il up tu 1880. al which hour the advance
ranged tltn = % 5t per cent, the latter IN Can
ala southern nr Omaha, NorthWtst. and Texas
facac arre all cons picuous ia the upward move
mcuL
Among the specialties. s.. Louis and san Fran
CISCO, preferred, Minneapolis aHd 81 Louis and
u'cAln4 alley were thc strongest stocks adj
faucihs lt - per cent kIchu Oud * Danyille
ana ~ vest Point we're the weak features De. lining
ahl ia per. Gent, res pectiYey The sales for the
morning amounted tu l34O.0 shares 5000 of
winch were lu Omaha - ~ IN 81 Paul 10 GO
Nas uo reaction Of any moment frOm the morn
hb alFau"e. During tie afternoon prices we're
e-raAllg supported through aud closed within
a traction ul the best figures. The advance for
ne DAY ranged nom Z. 10 = per cent. There was
u"lAius lu connection Nith the afternoon trading
$50 thl OF note OF the specIaltles Richmond a
DlnFllle and " e,t Point continued weak while
iu several cases The sales amounted 10 $1,000
shares.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS.
Farm Produce From First Hand

Beans-Unpicked are worth 4OG6Oc; picked. 50
ael
Butter-Fresh roll loelsc; dairy, l5@I7c:
creamery. lse 10c
Cheese--9ollt5c.
Dried Fruts-Apples as31zc: evaporated. 55le
&C.
Eggs-9al0c r dOz.
Fresh Meats-Dnessed hogs, s5G355O ? cwt:
mutton. sat -. veal, - 50p6 30. beef stsG7
Graiu-N heat. ClawSOn, 76c; Lancaster 79c.
Oats 53G3dc. Rye. 55c. Barley, 81 Sol 80 per
cwt Corn. SKA zoe
Hide Green. &c r. n: part cured. &c. cured.
7ira,c. calf skins. 20 llhs. Toe. kip skins,
green, -c. cured. &c. dekin skins 1la50c r
piece. sheep De Is 5ocGsl. woOi being estimated
at - e b.
Huncy-l0di5 2 p.
Hap Timothy. s9al0 per ton. Clover. s7Ge.
fptafoes-slG..-
Poultry -Fowis. dressed, lO'si25xc , D. Spring
Cf ickcus "a l0c per b.
straw -ta15ap e. load
oerres-Home grown &C. per quart
IailOH ac = p.
Wool Washed. s1I 22c- unwashed. i4Hl6c
Wood BIr little offered Four-foOt wood is
worth 81 aDD5 e cord. Block stove wood. g. So
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

The great sources of the extensive curative
range of Dr. Jones Red Glover Tonic are its
great blood purifying qualities and its
gentle aperidye action thereby removing all
restraint from the secretive organs, curing
promptly and thoroughly dyspepsia costive-
ness, bad breath, piles. pimpes, low spirits,
sick aud nervous headache ague, malaria,
and all stomach. liver and kidney troubles.
The most delicate stomach accepts it with
relish. Price fifty cents. For sale by f. r.
Wilson,
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
VIZ OFFER FOR SALE

Six Lots on Waterloo Street; business
property.
One Hundred Lots on Stevens addi-
ton. Easy terms.
Several Lots on East Fulton Street.
Very desirable Lot on Madison Ave.
House and Lot on Green Street. Very
cheap and on easy terms. and
A fine House and two Lots on Fifth
Avenue, only few rods from street rail
way and every way desirable, at q
great bargain if sold soon.
We loan money and insure property.
Call and see
M w TIES 81 CO.,
10 CANAL STREET.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

ClRcrIr.-Iu the matter of the petition of
Emma A. N1rey for writ ot habeas
corpus. Order that writ issue rrturnab.e
june ).
SrrEEloR -Inre the claim of EIecfa G..
Wheeler Tor damages Tor regarding East
Bridge 80. llaim filed.
Potrs Willie Lampeter. Otto Goetz and
llus baVer nuisance G1c'z and, Lamprter
pai3 81 each. case of Bauer uu.ie pros dt
ofto bauke. drunk paid > 81 Henry
Haser saloon open after hours paid $3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

The habitual use OF pills is sure means
of ultimately undermining health and Law
ing the foundation for some of the most
distressing cases of chronic maladies. Use
Or Jones Red Clover Tome, purely vege-
table remedy, which tones and regulates the
system, enrichiug the blood II cures all
diseases OF the stomach liver, blood and
Kidneys. Can be taken by the most deli
cate, 30 cents. For sale by f r. Wilson
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
HamIIton's az Gsllery.

Ever since this popular Gallery has been
opened under It's present management the
price OF Cabinet Photographs has been re-
duced The reduction still continues Call
and examine specimens. - Canalst
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

First Excursion.

Given by the Metropolitan Social Club 10
Holland. Grand Haven. Muskegon and re-
turn Sunday. June 1856. Trains leaving
the Union depot al 7:3O a. N. sharp. Fare
for the round trip 81 %.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

The steamer " II Barrett will give a
ride ami basket picnic down the river on
sunday next, leaving the dock Al I = m
returning al 5 p. IA. The steamer ~Ill re-
main al Mack Grove for three or four
hours A pleasant place for ladies and
children. Fare for round trip 25c
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

You can always rely on Dr. Akin. the
peoples friend, for cure of any serious dis
ease. Rheumatism and other chronic cases
cured in one to three days. The poor free.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
Members Of West Michigan Park Association.
lake Notice

Now is the time 10 let your contracts iol
cottages 70 be built this season With oui
advantage OF being now on the grounds and
special rates for material We can build
cheaper than ever again.
E8W-oN BRlS
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

NEW YORK. June dry goods with the ear
pet sale ended after four Pays OF close attention
buyers have b en- able to give attention 70 agents
offerings, our too late i'm the dav 10 do business OF
amy importance the Alexander Smith 4 Sons
Carpet co sac footed mp -. .2l2 pieces of carpet
and 3>.6,h rugs and mats, which were distributed
20 all markets OF the country at fairly satisfactory
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
Toledo Market

TOLEDO, June Wheat, quiet, firm: cash
>lfo.'c. June, Soc July, 500; August, sl1sc
september s2l.c
forl-iiuiet Cash 36iSc. August Sic
Oats Nominal
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

one ClOush & Warren 60 spispiid tone
Que H Glars nearly nes go.
Que Esley good case 80.
one Chase Ine case, So
Three m0alIs SO So and So Easy
terms ~lEaAKTs IEaPLE ot MrsIl.
. Iauai-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

The Baltimore. telephone 54l, has'on hand
fresh Lake Superior white fish and trout.
81 Canal ST, b. f. EMERY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

Fine Upright Pianos in burl, mahogany.
walnut and rosewood cases.
STEWART TEMPLE or Music.
. Canal st
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
Bssket Picnic

Go 10 Hamlltons AT Gallery aud have
tie baby photographed - Caual-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
Fish Day

The Y. NJ C Cigars on sale at DR.. Ross.
Drug store are dandies.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

Solid Gold Spectacles for $3.50 at J. F.
Homan's $50 MOnroe- II
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
SAVE YOUR ROOFS
Il is Cheaper 10 save roofs already on
than endure the muss and litter of
removing, with the chances that
the new Will be no better
than the old

We repair and paint shiuelc Roof both new
and old and car make fhfu Ioat fnfr ar1 richer
IN appearance and mere durable taau slate.
We repair spd paint en- and lrou roof vish tlse
Elastic kuhher Root Paint ll .- ants rl,s and
water prOoi % Riii expand and CONTRACTS effh fle
root and never cracks scalos of n.lficn ard viN
prpieci rcoi from 90 yean li it uot affected
by heat or iroet-
We make Canvas roof without gravel sen fIrnss
more durable Than fgli grave rl0f olI r sf ant
they are better o. walk ou suf much cleaner anf
no running ~ dripping over Nlr fccf of EnuF
buildings or ming fnnr Nrnuis and rlefffUf Win
ooai tar and 10 much easier ta rcraIr H ans fofi.
dent Should hapren and frc proof Ne ere
kooicre with many years of experience wIlh ai
the foois and implcr crfF uetfsear on hsud
Which enables us ta doH IoD WhIit iif iars 0f sl
JOBS Is hunting up iools O. uofk with Ihcuf1re
We score two important poiufs namely. tf being
% constant prarflof uf can tn hetitf afk and
by being always ready ue can 90 vorl much
cheaper We are D. Permanently located uIfh Hrsnf
Rapids A. hesdqrarert ilr the naie WITH 1nf
Ann Aroor Aouan. aetsan fl4lsasio,
Co'dWaier. Rattle Greek Niles. ht's.
mszoo Three River Lansing saginaw Bay
oity, ChehuyEan and MANY Other place Backed
up by over ten thousand references - t0 fhr
durabiiiiv of the Elastic huhhaT Roaf Paine snf
dating back o. lss coming irola eVers STATE iu the
Before you - 20 any expense either vfft ai1
moi or new ones give us call. u charge nufhira
fof Suggestions instructions or estimates ~ pf
csnnui save y0u mnnft ru1 need uui employ Hs
We sre preparen o. 81 work ir the country 81
wen in the city. onis1 u I,ersau or hy Iosisl re-
ceved al
ass South 0Nson-Si Or 3 harlsn-st
Grand Rapids, Nich
GIVE Us A CALL.
S. G. BurIelgh & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
Spring Announcement
OF
Nelson, Matter ( Go

If you contemplate furnish
lng, 1t Will pay you 10 yslt om
warerOoms. Ne have a full
line OF low and medium priceo
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05
"RiCheIieu Art Association

for 81 each. The paintings are valued al sl25.ooo
and when l25.ecO tickets or certificates have been
sold the distribution will take place ia a manner
entirely satisfactory to all who hold certificates.
II is only necessary TO mention the names of The
following well known Chicago gentlemen 20 en-
sure perfect confidence I'm the distribution. Hon.
:. X Dow, Gregory =. Harte and A. Y Bemis
The certificates Of membership have cOupors
emitting the holder 90 an Admission 10 the Gal
lcry and are sold 81.
The pictures on the catalogue range In vsiue
from $50 fO j. 100
This j. the rsrest opportunity 60 obtain valuable
Paintings ever offered
Tickets or Certificates Of Membership are on
sale in Grand Rapids az EATON & LYON s.
HALL. GOODMAN & cos OF at the Offices Of the
TELEGRAM HERALD.
II. Y. BENIS. Manager.
I3z LsSslle- St. Chicago. III
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-31

grading the main tracks and switches Five
side tracks are TO he put in and all prcpara-
tons necessary are being made to accommo-
date the railroad company for the end of a
freight division
The grade is nearly all completed be
tween here and Kingman. tracklaying has
commenced and thirty or forty days will
see the iron horse whistling into Saratoga,
and mos. anxiously are ON. people waiting
for the cars, knowing that together VIII
al the other benefits they will bring VIII
come 10 us fresh from its new press, and
on the day ii is printed, the EAGLE, con-
veying TO us the latest Geographic news
from all parts OF The globe. The readers Of
the EAGLE appreciate the enterprise shown
in making the late change anu congratulate
Themselves on having so close at home q
paper 50 eminently qualified to represent
the great interests of a grea, state.
Resuactfully. i. Z. GREGORY.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-31
RAINS IN WESTERN KANSAS.
From the Capital

From the Capital.
Rainfall in western Kansas this year is in
accord with the theory that climatic changes
are surely in progress in that region. In
past wears. mp 10 say three or focr years
ago, the eastern part of the state had great
deal more rain than the western part, and II
was more equally distributed rs TO time and
area. Weather records kept at Lawrence
and Dodge City showed about twice as
much rain in Douglas county as in Ford
county the year through and in period of
ten years.
But the lasl few years the frequency Of
rains has very much increased in the west
and so has the quantity OF wafer fallen. and
il is better distributed Farmers who did not
pretend 10 grow wheat and corn there ten
years ago. are icginning;o talk about corn
prospects and the wheat crop. And this
year it appears that farmers in the far west
crn counties are faring quite as we'll as. II
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-31
ELECTION FOR R. r BONDS.

From hiowa journal.
Saturday, July 81, will be submitted to
the citizens Of Kiowa, a chance to vote yea
or nay upon the question Of taking stock IN
the Fort Scott road. which it is fully un-
dcrstood will come here if we vote the aid.
Il is almos, safe to say that there will not
be one single vote in Kiowa pollcd against
the issuing Of these bonds, which, as the
Fort Scott IS trunk line, will no doubt be
negotiated at near their face value. IL
viii not do for our citizens, however,
to take it for granted, and not give this Vi
tai and most important question any
thought or labor. for in the language OF
Mr. 10, white man is mighty uncertain
! and while il does not require the vote ana
majority that the school bonds did, II still
does require a majority, and j, certainly
ought to be an unanimous one, a genuine
white wash Let il not he said that there
i "a man in Kiowa who opposed the bonds.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-31
SARATOGA. KANSAS.

To the Editor of the Eagle.
Pratt county in common with the whole
southwest. reioices over the late pjnfalls
The recent floods here insure good corn
crop and our farmers are delighted with the
prospect While the yield Of wheat and
oats is not large one. yet we shall haze d
surplus of wheat with oats enough for
home feeding and large surplus Of corn
10 sell making the season 4 profitable enc
for those engaged in farming, aud secures
Pratt the reputation Of beitg a first class
agricultural county
Mr.. c. f. Miller. Of hiugman. agent Tor
The Topeka and Emporia branch of our
Town company. was in Saratoga SATURDAY.
with the plans and to receive bids for the
erection of large. new hotel on the north
east corner of the square. This. with the
new city hall. depot and grain elevator.
soon to be built. will make ii lively for our
mechanics and continue Saratoga's steady
growth. Frank Hollingswor,h. with his
force of graders, has for the past three
weeks been at work within the corporation
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-31

not better, than their older ncighborsJ east,
who used TO laugh at the idea Of man
undertaking to make a farm out west. Re
ports which came in during the recent dry
and hot weather from the western counties,
were quite as favorable as those from the
eastern counties. and when the rains came,
the heaviest and most extended were an
nounced from the western part of the state.
Only yesterday gentlemen just in from
the extreme southwestern part of the state,
in reply to a question as to how things are
out there, said: cob, nice. nice: plenty Of
rain and everybody in good spirits. And
50 II has been, all the season up to date, the
most cheering reports come from the west
These are very encouraging facts They
are much more important, too, than & dis
cussion of why they exist This latter, Of
course, is interesting as matter for discus
sion; bat the rains themselves are what
farmers need, and all the people who live
there. II seems reasonable that the same
influences which have wrought the change
will continue to operate, and if they do
Col. Woods prediction viii be fulfilled.
He said some weeks ago that the western
part of Kansas viii some day he its best
mart
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-31
A SQUARE ANSWER.

The attention of our readers is directed
10 the reply OF the Kansas Chief printed
elsewhere, and made 10 a circular issued hy
Frank Harold, the secretary Of the Re
submission conventions central committee
The reply is lcvel-headed and comprehcn-
sive. covering the entire ground iruthfnlly
Its conclusions are uncomfortable and
will meet with a hearty response from nine
Republicans out of every ten who have
given the subject deliberate and unprejG
diced thought.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-31
ANOTHER KANSAS PREACHER

| From the AIrlii-on Champion.
We are in receipt of "A copy Of III,
Auburn. New York, Daily Advertiser OF
! July -, containing the sermon Of Rev
Joseph X Dixon, of the First Baptist
church of that city, on the Battle of Get
| iyshurg, the audience being composed il
part of the Grand Army posts of Auburn
| The Advertiser says of the sermon:
Mr. Dixon recently visited the field of
The battle of Gettysburg being attracted
there by the fact that it was the place
where his father. General Adam Dixon. OF
the 10Th New York regiment who WA,
with Reynolds was captured and made q
prisoner The pulpit was taStcfullv deco
rated with the star, and stripes and it WAS
the general expression at the close that the
sermon in thought was one of the gifted
divinc4 best. and also one Of his best in the
cloqucnce OF its delivery
When We last met Rev Joseph X Dixon
hc was n laborer on The farm of his father.
Gen. Adam Dixon, m Republic county.
He is one of the young men we lose sight OF
awhile and who appear aS stars in another
sky There in older times was PcntccoSt
who stuck type in Lawrence, and is ROW q
leading preacher in the far east and Bar
rows whom Marsh Murdoch run fcr county
superintendent down in Usage. and who /,
now pastor of q great church in Chicago
and now cones Joseph Dixon
The Auburn preacher comet naturally hy
gift of speaking OF battles. marches and
siego- son as he is of father born Oh that
fighting border Of scotland and England
and fer centuries breeding place for sol
diers and SO qualified by blood and ,r;idi
ton TO stand 20 arms among the first for the
union of our own country. There is roll
If drums and sound OF bugleS all tbroueh
the sermon Of which We speak. closing with
these words
Where you iigh; you must fall On
which side are you tghtingg Ne man can
serve two mastcrs-"i Tie that is not with
me Is against me II you fought under
the Stars and stripes. hut have never wagtti
warfare under the banner OF the cross. a.
recruiting officer of the King. let me enlist
Won tonight in the service of the worlds
only victor. Jesus my Lord And the Get
iysburC of your life viii mean a restored
union with your Elder Brother IA treaty of
ctcrnal peace and a fadeless chaplct OF vic
tory at the right hand of the king.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-31

II is given out by reliable parties. or il is
claimed by men who ought to know that
when the new line of railway now being
built from St Louis to Kansas City. known
as the st. Louis, Kansas City and Colorado
railway, will become the property of the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fc when com
plctcd II is not claimed that the Santa Fc
company Is building this road hut il is
claimed that individuals who are large
stockholders Of the Santa Fc are furnishing
the money 10 build it and when completed
il will of course become part of the great
Santa Fc system