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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-29
TO AcowsLIP.
JAMES HEDDERwrCK.

No tiny alien plant art thou,
Bat one TO highlands poet dear;
The very pearl witness now
He hung enchanted in thine ear.
mid mech of matted grass and weed,
unchanged cowslip that l sec!
What time he strsyed through Stafford mead
He saw and plucked prize in thee.
How strong the life in things that live
Nv tt a, ty and the bard approved!
This %, arly urn, these ruti i, S five,
Proclaim the flower that Shakespear loved
And O, proud wilding of the spring,
Fresh-born by haunted grove and stream!
III. sang of thee who b. st could sing,
Ard Tapped thee in his moonlight dream.
Now here now there, at his command,
The ii ghtfoot fairi come and go;
While family from the siivern strand
The airy elm trumpets blow.
twas IN this narrow saffron cell
Where bees may poke their clammy feet,
That for the dainty Ariel
He spied q dormitory sweet.
Az erewhile to his peering soul
The stern c., yly burns within,
Cinaue-spott d, like the crimson mole
Up n the brest of lmogen.
Strange things of life about thee stir.
A eense of wings is in the air;
To thee, her small tail pensioner,
Titsnia brings her wells rare.
Thy lips with honey dew are fed,
The Glow worm lamps thy glades illume:
Ethereal banquet round thee spr, ad
Max endless sweet thy breath and bloom.
ONWARD wonders thus unfold!
We take the grossness from the hour
With glimpses of spirit world,
Through glamour of this golden flower.
Good Words.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-29
A Pennsylvania Modesto.
Pottsville Chronicle.


Notice is hereby given that Pottsville
is tired of having every female thief and
drunken rowdy arrested in Philadelphia
credited to this town by the city papers.
Pottsviile has enough to answer for with
out having all the wickedness of Potts
town, Pittston, Pittsburg, the Potts
groves, Potter's Mills and Pot
tersville charged to us. The time has
passed when we will quietly submit to
these base libels. The practice has been
whenever man was too drunk to give
his name and residence to invent cog
nomen for him and put him down as
from Pottsville. For awhile it was a go,
particularly when the home news market
was dull, for then we had space to publish
the paragraphs with disclaimers attached.
But it's getting SO bad that one editor
is kept constantly busy clipping items
and denying that the men belonged here,
SO it's got to stop.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-29
AHoosier Scheme.
Journal.

Indianapolis Journal.
Mem. for the Knights of Labor: 1t
you can raise 100000 month, that Is
100000 year. With this amount
the Missouri Pacific can be bought, and
you may run it to suit yourself Or, If
you do not care to go into Wall street
and buy in Missouri Pacific stock at an
enormous discount, then it will be the
easiest thing in the world to order the
strikers back to work, which would have
the effect of sending the stock way up.
Close out then, and you will be millions
ahead. We do not say that there is a
''dead sure'' thing in this, but it is un-
doubleday more practical than very many
of the plans that have been suggested
by other friends Of the organization.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-29

the valiant Semmes a parting shot by
hosting the signal '.Good-by." Dip
ping the star-spangled banner as asalute,
I hauled it down, and the steamer was
soon lost to sight in the darkness. I
never saw her after our escape, but, In
directly, she forced me to sell my ship in
China soon after.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-29

Mrs. F. J. Mealy came near being
burned to death at Lyons, Rice county.
the other day while attempting to fill
gasoline stove and keep it bit at the
same time. This should never be at
tempted as an explosion is the enevitable
result.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-29
Drew the Line at Forks.

New York Tribune.
I saw in one OF the Sunday issues of
the Tribune" said Policeman Phillips to
me, "a story about how the ladies fall in
love with the big policemen Of the Broad
way squad, who help them over the
crossings. There is some little truth in
it, I knew policeman whose manly
form inspired the attachment of a wealthy
widow, who invited him to dine at her
house. She lived out on one Of the
streets near the park. He went up &C
cording to appointment. I could tell
you his name, but that would hardly be
the fair thing. He is no great shakes On
etiquette, though he was q good man ON
street crossing. He is big eater, and
they use knives where he boards and not
forks to put away their victuals. When
he began to shovel In his food with q
knife the lady was h0sri6ed She stood il
as long as possible, aud finally told him
for mercy sake not to let the winter see
him do such thing. He got miiRsd At
that and came away soon after dinnf.
He told me about It and said he wasn't
born to eat soup with fork"
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y
Semmes asked where we were bound. I
answered without blush "Melbourne,"
thinking possibly he might try to inter
cept me if he knew I was to pass through
the straits of Sunda. Then he had the
cheek to order, s.Haul down your flag
ana surrender, escape or no escape" on
kind of parole, suppose he meant. I
wrote on the board: First capture,
then parole"
This answer vexed him, I am sure, for
he Immediately wrote: Surrender or I
will sink you" wrote: ''That would
be murder, not battle" "Call it what
you will. I will do it." he wrote. "At-
tempt it, and by the living God I will
run you down, and we will sink togeth-
en-" wrote in reply. knew his threat
was in vain, for in that heavy sea, roll
ing his sails under, he did not dare free
his guns, which were already double
dashed. They would have carried away
his tackle and gone through the bull
warks overheard. Conscious that he had
made empty threats, he said no more,
but doggedly kept on our course.
Sail was still further reduced on both
vessels, as the wind kept increasing, and
was now blowing a gale. We were
gradually AID surely drawing ahead OF
the steamer. It was now growing dark.
Rejoicing at my q rtmate escape, I gave
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-29

No tiny alien plant art thou,
Hat one TO highlands poet dear;
The very pearl 4 witness now
He hung enchanted in thine ear.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-29

uneSe Sllent nelpS cOnuHueu III Iuelr
coming.
Some three years passed, and Alfred
was launched successfully on the sea of
legal practice, when one day he received
letter from friend but recently gone
west, desiring him to come to the distant
mining town of v and assist in set
Ting some disputed claims.
After weary journey by rail and
stage Alfred reached his destination, and
alghted at the one hotel in the little
town.
Leaving his room shortly after, he
was startled by the sound of woman's
voice addressing servant. He waited
until the speaker stepped into the hall,
and stood face to face with his long-lost
Ruth!
When pens shall be freighted with
pulsing joy-when words shall beat with
heart-throbs- then, and not till then,
can that meeting be described.
Ruth told her husband all-of the ad-
vertisement from this distant place for a
woman to act as housekeeper and COM
panion to the landlords invalid wife,
with most generous compensation prom
ised, and which she had thankfully &C
cepted.
She told him of the kindness always
shown her, and of the great respect
shown her by the rough men. With
pardonable pride she showed him some
mining shares which she herself pos
sessed, and which stood for goodly
sum, ssall of which," she said, twas being
saved for this same meeting, that had
come only little sooner than she had
thought"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-10
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and rrer NOVEMBER 10. 1884
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
ra,n leave ork and Courandt stree
HafsSars and tho west with prImsn rS .rs
cars II NJ , svsry s s.o m CORY ami Erie
at m, connecting at CORY for Titusvlle Petroleum
For Se isSsa aon ~ so 'sescs M ,?ls
ioa M; arrive washington and daily $40 m ar
To @ sma SG IN" md sls night sunday s
s,so a $50 ana ap. m; and l2lS night
For For asa Nav week DAYS lilo SATURDAYS only
Long franch Ppy Ped Jurcton and ,at'Sa
wa Rs" syn saS hG'S' M and n "G9S DO no; stop
"a a PAINT and Norfolk via NewyorS philadelphia and
Norfolk RaIIoad IN every day via Baltimore an"
Rdss BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through trains
At Jersey CIV aorns speedy end direct transfer for
r1s aH.. asr,s' IRON psbnrs 10 80 iIs9 100
S ssa ' a5os M "i' sS
M f F1" l Ts% sas s 3d. s s
sso ioa0 ll:s0 1l,ho nj I2o 2oo $40 $50 I es1
6 ssS 700 s"us 52o ss $50 90" l" s5 s." 5O
a. m. 800 500. ZOO. $40. o;33 and l0'35n m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
F,press Trains NcwYork Desbrosses and Court
ca T9 10 's $780, 10 washnston Limited AMI CHICAGO
g''' ana lsls i, %,s
a." n aso ss"a'!' ta"Tssa S IA. r
aa5 is smS 81 ny and 7S n %
sundays connect at Trenton for Camden.
Returning trans leave Rroad Street station phiis'epl
l2.O 400 405 441 $40 $50 7i0. 400. SfD tAD II an
ii:i5a M Limited Express llt and $50 p. ~ 1910
g. g. o. t3I. 7.I2. s:i2 and o:5O On Sunday, IDOL
400 iO5 $40 $40 $40 GAO. "a i2:49.4 45o Limtei'
6:35 7:I2 and Sl2 n m.
Leave Philadelphia via Camden 900 m daily except sun
day. - - 80, ,,, 49,, ,,..
and foot anil fonrtlan II St. No Conrtst
ana BROOKLYN Annex Station foot OF Fultons Brookyn
station Jersey city, Eni-rant ticket once NO batteFy
Place and astle Gar len.
The New.YOrk Transfer Company Will call or anu checA
baega ge from hotels AMI residences
CHAS. +. PUGH. j. X. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cortlandt or Des-
= a NJ Tor Iarassuqua and intermediate points NATL, 49,,
a m tor Geneva Lyons Emira, Rochester BuHaIo anu
the West and principal local points Char car to wilkes
..,.,. fu,o,r oor
Connection tn Reading AMI HARRISBURG
40 n M or Pittstou principal intermediate POINTS
Chan cart Pitt-ton c...s,,..,
54o D. m for Coplay and ntcSmedate points Connection
m it..tug and III srrisburg. Chair car 10 CoPAy.
D. M GENEVA, Lyons Eimra Rochester buha'o' ANU
the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons
7bO m tor aud intermediate points o.,
Ir,ins wing at m y and $40 p m connect tor
oil ,ainfs in Malapoy and II azlcton coal Regions
~ SUNDAY TRAINS
% m for Mauch Chunk Hazleton and intermediate
points. , .-...o,,a,o noo,,
n m for Geneva Lyons ElmiIa Rochester BuHao AM
the Nest. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-10

mani GALES aso TO- assc Rsarsa sa's 49,, s!ss ca
i.IO1 tea January. e.y6Gs$ eO.lng ctic; asoe
; 80 sI"s,as 400 c Anil Ss
eios,ns sssc 1900 Nay gG74a7ie. closing &72c
RITTER CHEESE ami Eotss-Buttey- eegfn
creamsry Is shaie nighsr. but The e.ssSss
oterwisr have not matsra Dem'nts arc m069ra1e
State Creamery. 2.a2sc psn"s v.,, scs.a.
s,a,. Iairv hanrrIn tnbs 2312 Lc; Welsh tuDa. y50
26c Western Imitation Creamery lsnz2c "ssfern paar
demand and arm state Factory l0a1c.' light Skins.
Rn - sts. rca. si1 eont nued far de and. stste.
269027c.; Western 23'a92oLc.: Lined T~isc.
sCoAR-For market was strong one, While
prces wer. NOT char red ron a. &c Moissse &c.,
Tor Fair Refining 6c $50 Centric gal ~sies 3B3
BAGS Centrifugal 5c 15p DO, Jsc. hehnei strong
and good demand Cut Loaf stc crushed Sc caoes
&C.. Powdered Gisd6l4c. Grannsted &C.. Mould &c. Csu-
fcefioners 10 lG@5 'sc: Coffee stanl.rh ISle%
4r947.c.. +Sntsc yellow saf ". -
STEARINE-Du and prices more or Teas nominal. City
quoted ut TIC. and Ole0margarino 6s9j4c
TALLOW-Qniet bnt steadily hei,- Prime city qnosed
4isc Sales. 47.Oon -. Alec.
WoOL-Quiet and without important change Holders arc
maintaining values. but Manufacturers are backward
bayers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-10

FLOUR AND MEALFLoUR-Withou gnota is ehaT ire
the %a 70 {; NH fT ssT1
rny being generally sold ahead on special demand
si% %; ea: S i g
So s. s.2 ss s %S Ss: Sf e.
M Tn ESD 81 Il for s ccon 70 GOOD
70 the tas .a S Que ~sr ."?
ssss . 81 ssy Esss g
81 o. Common Western - 81 ss,t
oh Si 3 SYST % ss
c e.
I. %SSss hs.I
e; M EsIss Patent st w %n'in %s's
a5ss 'ls: .. sSo SSs Com
@as s.oSsas In Ind s
SS s9psTne e 81 1oS sss,s 80
AND rs s It 81 Y'SS
WHEAT FLOU R-Quoted 81 SO a 81 70.
aRAIN-wHEAr-cash los were moderately active nrm
s sa: s.s'fs : city 19s.,
& shfr IT,; sS s'S.s
s s ssys
Hs Rel -0sa g sd No.
sssss Ssia IN si'v.'e1 sS
s 81 s' d e. s sSsS Hp,,
% Ss6Tc co.lnE y, % &c do Nay. sssSso
sAs q and ialy As sfS'sI s9sf
CORN ash lots Doen airiy active nrf, aau p1 S
Ala n. better closing rm with moderate business toi
both export AMI Options were steay anu prize
IN Ia. higher at close Opened steaiy nccneu sc.
c Al the highest prces 90 tls ay
iniSs nSsooc SasSsIs spot Sns
Ug4Ssc u g. Al ai6 ac. steamer 4le In elevators 10
| in ahoat 40 D. VI 10
December nominal DO January 4s 64ee closing az t3tc
do February 149Ss. closing al AZ sc no. May o.
81 &c closing OA fS-Cash lots nave Oeen ino
eaiey active. steady and prices shade lower ciosns
steady Optons were weak. aud prices unchanged al IN
close opened steady declined &c. advanced ca 4:ahI close,
only moder,iey active saes-29S C90 caShsis iuure an
suo Dc,uiln: 80 &C.; do. Waite, Sc; NO. = -
| aS4l,c: do. White 372.c, No White. SIC; Mixes
Western 81 aS0c White DO. 81 t2c; Whte STATE Syo,
No y Decembrr 337s closing at Sac: 90 January
SiSsGsl.c closing at 34',c.; do February 80 20 80 ~
closing do. May 3o>@3o4c' CLOSING aI oo4c.'-
FkED-UnchaDged and nrm
Walkers Private Duly Circular December g. 1856 New
| York , -. ,....,. ao,r ,y,ao
| and IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-10
sept. to Aug. 81. Net WIT

wheat Of the United 5 S6 ssafon is Of m
nG% cJ sSs y Tst see AMY
busc!s Tor and manufactures THIS Is smaller crop
IMAM ~ wheat aud uour ere so 46S in 1882
S. %nsn he so9 WAS na e.ae for 1856 The average Of
~ Sat crops Tor the ten years 1876 to 1859 81 62
SI4 on Now l. 1856 IsOOoOOO bushels against 80
10000 Ug .s on 1855 sSv BUSHES
smaller any stock on DEC ., ~ inc LAST Ten I ar s
have bushels rGe wants o. the Initial
the purchase shipments foreign countries q aS"1t
Is 1857 st. Petersburg PROBABLY closet by ice as 1t was
showing there on Nov. 23
HAY AND sTRAwsteady Under limited receipt as
spnS @ ssc 81 e gGc s so
a. 40 5oe.: Dat 45a5 jc. Wheat. 45c.
stss 1856 F dor
d. Isu% Loo pa g Coast 1889 ps%s
o t3 ana BSSea1 is +
zoe; Rents do. u 023c; Sussex. do. zoe
NOTWITHSTANDING moderately At So Tor GOOD 10
for SsoeS C "S% os SsS r%p fAnss
si1I notices tne smoeg delivery Issued a.
.oc aturcs Transferable notice. issued a. y &C Cop
pei Ch bars ssJ i5s Lralrurey nominal At $50 a. nc
sn hSe Trans oaDc notices issued 442sA
NAVAL sToREs-Fnmy held at Sole for merchant an,
able ii 10 Co eooa a''i 81 gts'si s.
;&S. j 81 s5s Window s'
Hd wi,%S.s cS:Is 81 T
20 5 ha:fs w into
s5 so do cTaGs soaino iSe do natural winter
a. ~ g Ssc; CcyIon Cocoanut CSC; Coch'n do No.
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The market was qpiet one to day
r 10 ooo SS. cras oil AMI n.a.
|
Is es iss
GlSH Oh s,v sS. rr $40 sgoS
steam a asne' 7 saV s oil CAKE
sugar sos bacon so sSa Ss ss' y.
sft ias hs.S SCAM p Sars
s 3D. bacon. "a I'd sss ehesso sos 9I 10. ~ 1i So ga
ton ioess Hour los siy. 3d. measurement cargo
ara Iss o. saisT To s ss.1 as en-. O auoss
aG audi o for s cut % loaf Jacob ts.
horIr- srn.c 5000 bulls tand cases. refined o.
pryr.ovIsIoNs PoRK-rhero was very little life to III
nats.t tou.y exporters Indifferent Prices howeye
well Moss Saoed at s 5ossii 10 Tor Ono Year Oh
s"a 40 SSesI lor Two Year old u. S0es,s !.
fa% ,S H nI.na BEkF-Uul prices wit.o,
i%pors@s y f ssEs 's ~ sossS Pate
as Bkkf hAAs-rir ,nd ~ ;sser,' sc .s'1 r
Quoted. sio 6os 80 IN IA nassss, wa
ss: ' 90 Jokes D Deis (. Averages o'.e iIoCo
oG s,ct Y b ssss oSosca e rssied
"sr., Picsiea Hama vaS.ci snioKea Mans Az.
aUa nor. VI s.s nSaa Long Clear New ora QUOT
a Az "V pRhssED nOGsAre onered lower vita m:,s
e"oxRiSine marseI been hte nrvsa.sr TO- ~
ruling alternately weak aud stIons. closing snsaS ms
. nvs ' aes 300 ies Western Steam SPOT 6@oc 5vv
70 arrive coat and freight eS'S e'o es'A" :" -"
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW,
Through leave 23dst and stations az zane
earlier than from Chambcrsst ,~ -
ga m-Daly except snntays. Day EIoress Hnnet pray
Buffalo Sleeping Coaches Hornellsvie to Cincinnati a..
6p m.Day "Chcaso and 81 oni. Llmitc caohs '" 70
Meadvile. Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago and IT. Louis
Noextra charge for fast time ,,n,,.,. % po.,s.,.-
Bnrao Suspension Bridge nd Toronto The only Pullman
between New York and Toronto ~. s,so,n,
Coaches rshamton Elmira Buffalo Niagara FAILS en-
oRns o a and ss.a,c 44e 6s o $50 1920
a. "a" 200 noon 4S 500 $50 40 PIC 5So $50 60
5go 20 &c., ssc Ji ' Co. G ais
$50. io3o a m i:45 AIS $50 7:l1 300. ioson m
Ntvsrs snS va hexss eso go soe Ca sso a i9o
Sundays. Sib M: 800: 500 500 D. m. s.so s,o s.oo
spns5n 40 IS: so ssi 1885 ~" AMI zoo
SUNDAYS 546 $40 lo;2Oa l45. 4l5 $780, 300 lO;So
wgsI%icx ~" BOO io:ao ~ 4So p SUNDAYS 74o m.
MonIlcel lo 800 l. M. $3.50 D. m. "a, .., ,,o -
Newuurr Cornwall 100 800 m c ~ 4oo' 0;'o All
Montgomery Rondou and Kingston 4%o VIVA IN" '''
III nuhd n,nmors 200 a. m $3.50 n m except Sundays
n.isn it5 5;a6 1850 600 l020a $50 BOD So 50
quo n ~ Sundays 0:45 $50. lO'2o = H." o'oo o'''
1V p M "A, s4s 1850 9oo 1920 IN, $3.50 4;3J d D
7a5 500 o. IN Sundays. 545 500. 1920 ~ So 81"
p oJ Iarvp. a45 1850 900 l04O $50 $50 o:oo rr.
$40 ~ IN $50 lO:2O N n oVo ooo 9 ;o, NJ
slanng Coaches can obtsnet and orders Tor
aud transfer Of baggage may w elt Az ,s oa Sl
Fulton.si brooklyn o me Companys pepotx .. 10,
hIorsss trans the West arrive In ~ A'
1870 Io GoS r. ABsoTf GenI Agent. New York
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THE TRIBUNE BOOK
NHE TRIBUNE BOOK
OF
OPEN-AIR SPORTS.
Octave, 500 Pages. $50 Illustrations.
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r. nas been written by THE TRIBUNE's own men with
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Tenni Lawn Tennis Football. Cricket lacrosse Racket
Uorsemamshp, Cross Country Hunt win ust " 'he
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How 10 Get Strong Maurice T. ompson the Archery e1-
merit: Captain Jacob A Augu Cavalry Instructor " es'
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Pr,. North Efper. Vessels and kouroads.
GENERAL MARKET RE PORT.

coFFEE-with firm market tor future deliveries sne
narkef was hrm li4c for fair RIO SPOT
sales 1000 bags No. 1870; 5000 bags O. oad - q;
No To- ili.c Mild coffee strong sales Lvoo na.:
Macassar IL loc; 1000 Interior oOD nats no. or:
400 p~cnls tune Interior i87c 1900 peculs Lanai 10 Tc
800 peculs Juoe Interior lsAc 43O bags 1GmIs
private terms The option market opened hr,n a. i@
points AMI closed steady a rescon OF ~
March l2GO0l266; April l2.6OG 1863; MAJ; lZ1oG
IL 20 inne, '7o9l275. inly, l270al275 Decemoer
l2450lgb5 sales. S5.750 bag& A.. -. ..
coTToNFor spot ots re market e. Ss@ nr q, Which
5 were for consumption and g! for speculation inc o, N
CENTS SO 1 bales comparing WIN So4so aies
This day last and 49, -6S bales this iaY as Ss 81,
Since September the receipts nave pecn
against j72 bales for the corresponding p" "
1896
Limitations based on the Standard OF CLASSIFICATION
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