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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

A. the last ward s'rrer vss departing
from Justice Wsishs offes last evening In
snd fail Of iifs nlouuied tbs Stairs lead iDg
10 be honors oilios. raped s0msv bsf
morous sno the square believing Il vss
oriv some ofber fellow In need n ten dJi-
srs. sang out ''( oms in. a single. s-if
business- .sDcs and Tom tnew what
va TIE matter bHsiv conference ard Ia
three minutes Ernsst T. Cs-leT ard Eta
Chsfterf0n ~sfe man AID wife and tbs
justice vss vondsriug bow many votes
TO dollars vguid secure
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
CLEANED OUT.

in Fourteen fesrs-Not Very Dirty.
The work Of cleaning out the reservoir
was completed yesterday. and il is being
filled with water. This j. the frat time
that the reservoir has been cleaned since it
Was built. fourteen years ago. There was .
large amount OF dirt found in the bottom.
but nothing else had been thrown into the
water. The Board Of Pgblio works now
hopes TO furnish good water.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
An Inanlxenf Shoa Dealer.

BosToN, Oct. 19.-The affairs of George
A. Denham, the wholesale boot and shoe
dealer, until recently doing business. at 125
lgedersl-st. as George A. Denhsm & Co..
will be settled in insolvency, that being
deemed by the creditors the only way in
which anything can be realized. The lis-
bilities are about t172, 90. For assets there
IS stock on hand TO the amount of $50, 900,
and open accounts that should realize S25.-
COO after making proper deductions for bad
ones, making the total assets S55, ,000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

RONE. oct i9.-Emperor William visited
the parade ground at an early hour this
morning. where be witnessed the ma
neuvers OF a battalion of Bersagliern.
banquet was gwen last night in honor
OF the Emperor. General PellouI, COM
msndsr of the Alpine Division of the
Italian army. made speech in which he
said the watch word OF that division was,
mo passage this vay." he expressed the
hope that the frontier would not be
attacked. bnt said that If il should be the
Italian troops would defend it unhinch-
ingly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

A Clergy man Fie~as c"iits OF bis@mss
CElc4so. OCT. l5.-kev. James ,. Green,
formerly pastor O 81 Matthews Reformed
Episcops Church Of this city. hss pleaded
guilty 10 bikzmy. he claims - have 0sen
partly derangsi when the Oissm0ss mar
r.ags, which took place 10 Ct Cloud. hlnu-,
vas contracted. Green = 20 years old. and
peuuiloss Ills eocsntrieitss long ago alien
ate6 all bis friends and relatives. Judge
Jameson rsfrained from pronouncing sen
tence until the old mans brother can be
communicated with.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

s-~trsfi, T-teadfsx - Ests- v.estfss
faefasf.

A-strRit. tsteariox - kafer fsettf8E z
feefe.f-
Bcsrox. Oct ia-Austrslis is going - ~
hsr hard. nert hne. for the As,-rics cup.
thst coionv e~liev ~ shs can seauit her
self ncrs crssiitsbiT th.n 10 naoth.r eoaa-
trv. Walter Rsrks. Of Srdnsy. y :. ". .
an susbf.icus naval are tsci -ho = xrinx
p, ~ - riv.i BurEe~s. Reefs is ns~ an /.
~,sik 60 tsis csuntrY for tie rarpose of
stndviuz cur Tschfs sni vstsrs ard = -
u~ssuf e. Hoston. wsere De rs 5esn uo-f
-sGrtecusiT 0ecsivsd ov Borgess. E~srv
friiits hss heer sxtsneed him - see 80
Toi1nteer sad other aerssn crsck yschts.
IN = 80 prrseat iatenfion 81 ths gentierna1
f,T wsnm EeeEs wii 1uf.d 90 Challenge fsx
80 T~sr en- ss the voysee frum Aastra =
- - r>sr1g ciscs Of 30 trophy. ~aich.
~ = stie 10 ssT rit rsnaiD ~ Nsv y crk
W - |ong snd fsHxsrcrs one
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

a brisf open a. ssrvios, con d0ctea ~ tbs
Esv Csmpbe.i Fsir j. D.. vii 10 bsid in
Oakds's Pax Sundsv n 4 9. m. corner n
Cotlrss Grpvs-svs ard ssym0ur-sf., sho,t
distances Worth - ths fisk6as DepOf.
Parties driving oui from TIE CITY csn follow
re street rsiirsv trscE - tbs Detroit Ism
gnr 4 Northern Rs rysd Devot Should
toe vsstter b. unisvU,sbs service vii -
he 9 in fns resdeucs ~ " Nelson, CO.
fsge frroFs-zve DesF Esst-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
WESTON IN WASHINGTON.

Bis Plans.
Mayor and Chsifmsn J. NJ. Weston
spent several dsys this week IN Washing
ton. Just what De vas doing there no one
seems TO know and there ia lively desire
On The part Of the local leaders 20 know
whether be presented the claims Of Doubt
"a. Michigan for a shsre Of the doodle and
IL 20, how many twO-d0llar bile will be
dropped INTO the Ford managers hand,
about the lat Dro1imo. he wss very
M ysierious in bis mOyenenu.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

DURLIS oct. i9.-Ths case of Mr.. Dun
lssvy (Nstienalist). editor Of the Clare In
Sepe7ldrHf. who vas arrested on the charge
Of stealing a watch. came mp for . hearing
in the Limerick Sessions today and the
charge was dismissed. The magistrate, in
dismissing the case said that Mr.. DuEleavy
leit the Court without . slaln upon bis
character.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

- D-.x.r fa4s n E.4zas4xss CeIi-Es VII
Bs Ct.ssa.


Ass Aaaoa. 0e1. la-Ahs bapslst STATE
Coo sent.oa spsnt g-stsra2y sftsrneoa IA
=. 81 I4asous easias4s ~ D. genera a
1ersst. ia - sssai1g tos Elnls as seoiiy
scc4plsd 5F IoIur nesting 81 tne No
maa's aoMs saa EosslsG Aissl3n ooe2es4ss-
ksLorfs I'D yspsfa -sfe pfs4s4is1 ~
..,ssnass Z. CFsasll. L. b. Austin. and
~ "a. A lore. u Detroit. Ars II. Sssg-
Issg II 81 Johns Ma 8. A 0l0so1. q
kalamazoo. aad As- A. bacon, u
ca 40.
Taa mofuing tas various committees
9ers suEoiaGsd fof ne sasllag year ani
mneh Aiscsllz1sOas 01s Dsss transacted.
ia "a 1sur sas devoted % = discussion
~ kaamazso college snd c1ristis1 o. 1ca-
uou The remarks ssFs vigorous various
aad hopeful and there . ~ danger tn4t
tas college al4 oe closed Aich zan bsD-
usls oalF nsei a L-tls stirring up 70 sEs
kalamazoo -8rlBy support. Last yeas 5
coIIs.s reeelUls sxcsedsd the sL snses o.
s. 90 S. acc AAy l Agent koss oAs sse1rsd
over - 11O.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

CHKBoSAs, Mich. Oct. l9-Pstsr A. Pot
ter, while crossing the Straits last evening
in . fish boat. during heavy weather.
started forward to take in the jib, when the
boat settled under in . big sea and washed
h1n of. Bob Aleson, who was steering.
tried TO pick him up but TO no purpose.
Aleson had a narrow escape himself
Potter had homestead on Bois Blanc
Island
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
a s-Rswo oPeaAToa.
Hos NJ HsiesHb Enxiassrsd His Grss
Nhsas steal


AisxxAP0LIs. Oct. l9.-Ohe Of the diFec-
tors 0i The 4 Mon Elevator Company has
explained how Hy Holcomo enginssred
ths gigantic wheat steal. involving some
o0. 90 bushels. Holcomo had bin Of his
ON ia the elevator. located below the other
pias and near The raj @Ay tracks The cars
4re loaded through chutes connected with
the shesr bins.
Holcoms .ook a board from one Of these
chutss and put one SiEh an sugur hole IN
it 10 It's stead. snd during the loading pro-
cess wheat poured into his bio. lie loaded
it into q car and Il was hauled TO market
lie bad 70 divide win confedersles IN the
deal, DuE his individual rake-ot amounted
70 about $50 90.
.. c. Moak. impdcstsd in the steal has
written 10 bis wife from Chicago that he
vii not return 70 Minneapolis. Holcomb.
Il u supposed, IS with him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
a eIe BLOW OUT.
The Ford Manager VIII Try 60 Brace Up
TOrd's Waning Fortunes

FoFdf WsnlUF FoTfunss
The great inros3s which have lately been
made 5pon the Ford contingent have e1-
ciief the utmost alarm among The sci ye
supporters Of that gentleman. and thev
have therefore arrange fora big Ford rally
tomorrow evening st Bkrimsn's Hall.
Edwin r. Uhl vii make so sif.rnTt "a
meet The scsibing review Of Ford . career
made bv Hon. \ A. Rare II sufficient
number of asmbesu clubs csn be induced
10 turn out they vii have parade. spd
tbev bsve invited l75 vice presidents 10 Ft
upon the stage 20 give the speaker sio aud
com fort and 20 give the audience tb. cue
when the proper time comes to applaud
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
Wayfald aud Robbed.

DILUTE, MINI. Oct l9-W. F. Fritz.
Treasurer Of The Hsrmsntown school district
near Duluth. was wsylaid Weines day
night by four highvaymen. who pu lied
him from bis buggy best him and robbed
him Of his money belt containing over
SZ go IN school fuods. A previous treas
ursr was robbed IN the same manner sI
years ago near The same spot.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

r. K. Kruger who was arrested in Chica-
go by Deputy Sheriff scally on Thursday
was up before Justice Nestfall yesterday.
De demanded an examination and the case
wa. adjourned till next wednesday.
The girl whom Krnger is charged with
sssaulting is p years old. Her name Is
W enzler. being daughter of McKsy's wife
by former husband. Mckay says he for
bid her going with Kruger.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

TAs Oi4at. r.xs a Fr,.H Drip .sd BAT ous
sSietory.

TIE Gi4ats rsks = Fresh Drip s&d BAT Ous
aNictorY.
NV H9zx. Oct ls--lhs fourth game 10
tas worlds Championship series was
played a. Wsshingtoa PARK. Brooklyn. this
afternoon la tas presence Of o 500 people
snd sss Won 5y the Giants Who oAttsd out
ths victory. Despite he fact taaL il r.insd
dudng ths snL.Fs game. aad The grounds
ssrs thoroughly soksd. hota teams played
tsir.Y aell. Cnzm91rlzla. whom the New
Horxs could not toucn on Wedn s=day, Vas
a gain ia The boz for 80. Louis. and Uas hlt
ia iveiT style throughout gns xsms. WEIGH
md EHing we're slated % DO battery Work
Tor tne New FORKS Dut the inciemsnt
Eesf1er caused Captain E~lng 20 substitute
rs ~s.oppY Eea asg battery Crane and
Brown. f0liO~Ing = TIE scOrsby innings.
se- fork ..-.--..-.-.-l o.
q Lolla -...--. -.. q o o.
bsrteries-Craas snd Bsown. Chamberlain Aau
Al.lsea
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

Last evening ssout , n. Jolly we'd
dine psytF assembled - the WEBER Hose
Csnsl-st Justies wsls5 vss or hand ard
spidsf The co1grstuisti1n y namssE .
Trends frsrE ssB5s and fsrsCis e0ift toos
urzon themselves ne rsspoDs y Itss Of
ns~risS Iif. soe fbs jolly scuirs. ylfs en
s.egxnes snd gvsos derived not from ione
f,uss SHARP Esrsrzics st0is tnf Dri7s res.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

NEW YORK. Oct l9.-Tsmmsny Hall vas
packed tonight with an enthusiastic audi
ence. who ratified he National and State
Democratic tickets and the Tsmmsny local
Eickst nth great fsrvOr, snd listened sp-
precistvsiy 10 speeches By 5. 5. Cor ". C.
breckenridgs. Burk Cochran. Daniel Dough
srtY Roger A Pryor and AshDei F. Fitch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

LANsrSs. OCT. l9.-The STATE Esep,,b'icaa
this afternoon contains an Official. manifesto
bT Chairman John NJ Potter, o. the LABOR
z Mon Party. placing samuel Edison on the
tickst "a slsctor st-isrys. IN q Sc Of Ben
60. vin. and Elrir p Greene. snperintrr.-
dent of pnalic instruction, IN place Of Nra
sarah +. ' Emery.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

Hsrry Joo-s did not break hisaru ss
vas srst reported Yesterday morning. but
broke blood vein IN his srm which ssa.ed
it 20 swell 40 b-iiy He vii - a. right
.~sia N fe~ DAYS. Xr Siddons va.
dowz town Yesterday looking a. fresh q.
though ss vas last gakhng ready for q
fzbE
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

txs.sstts Fa-t.Na@-sLAA.l
sc0rTsgiLLE. OCT. l9-rhis village Is IN
= h0urIshing condition now. there Is good
wooden ware factory here. stave mill. grlst
mill, sa" and pianing mill and nne ne"
school house just completed. Scoltsville IS
situated in the center Of Macon county and
surrounded by fine tract Of hardwood
timber win good farms being developed.
l. ader Bros. are the pioneer merchants.
They have a general store and buy every
thing, and have done more than their share
to build up the etown.-J. A Clark who
runs = general store is never behind IN any
tliag that helps 10 improve the
village The Occidental House hzs
recently change hands and the
present proprietor Is repairing
and making necessary Improvements. IL IS
Q good place TO stop at. Real estate is NOV
lag very brisk now aud q great many new
Dwellings, stores and warehouses are bein
built this fail. III. Aldrich, of Ludington.
was here the 18th inst. and sold TO different
parties thirty-fonr dwelling lots. he will
be here again on November hrst 10 make
another sale. w. C.. Denison. of Grand
Rapids, has opened branch house here for
tue sale Of wagons, carriages, ETC. They
have fitted up the old rink and report a
business during the past season far beyond
their expectations Mr.. Fletcher. of Grand
Rapids, is in charge, and is the right man
in the right place.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

The coror.rs jury n ths Wm. l. Yoass
s.s- me- YESTERDAY .snd after isfssing 70 tie
tssanoor Of several ritre>sss they sronxhs
in vsrdicf tbst be cane 70 hs d<sts -
tsking Doison s. 81 fse coro5~T aas o>es
unssie - rasrh - 6scssse1s sstasr, b1t
hores 81 - ss nss reresins c<o - prsr@r-
y slsus et ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

LoNDoS. Oct I9.-John Finscane. Men,
Der of Parliament for East Limerick. will
bring = suit against the Tines for libel for
stating that in = speech he advised the far
riers in Ireland not 70 refuse TO shoe the
lsndZrsbbsrs' horses, but 10 shoe them and
drive the nails into the quick.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
rHs TRUST BUSTED"
The or.ss Pig Lead Trast Brpkea Up
sa.peasIon sf Nathan Corwfth A CO.

sa<peasisn sf Nathan C0rwith a Go.
CHIcAso. oct I9-Ths refusal Of the
Union Nsti0ral Bank to further extend
Coo has caused The suspension OF the irm Of
Nathan Corwith q Co, and With II has
barst the gigantic pig lead trust or corner.
The house q represented in Chicago by
Nathan Corrith. Jr. and ths sbovs sum Is
SAID % represent our a smsil portion o. tha
FIRMS indsof sdness. II - only Climax TO
q series Of ovsraraits 10 psY margins 10 aus
Tain the pig issd trust
Ar Cor-ith Is ssid 70 Be worth SO 900 .
90. 5ut hoE much he hss sunk IN this
vsntnre Eiii not os kuO1n until the article
he stssmptsd 70 corner aas settled down %
il normal raina
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

BsITIsoRn Oct l9-Dr. Fsrdinsnd p
Chaiard. one Of ne olde.r and most proni-
rent physician. in tbs eirv. died yesterday
sfsrnoou He vss The father Of Bishop
Chstsrd. Of tbe Catholic 6i0ces. Il NEcen
nes Ind. sad ~ss "a yesrs % aga
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

Il ~ Fofvefs rscine norss Star =
Fsfie ehpies vDsn l. oynfes - esttne Yes
tertev ~ P1ivsr puf his ct nsnc ttrongs
. tssi- = tts frost - re ssSii sne ooEn-
rrser~s4 - es~ess Re vet rre1 the bofss
= a~ne6 tbs eonrsess ~ birior o6 nserly
al ~ fbs foFsnngsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

WAsBINGTON. Oct l9.-The President to-
day approved the act authorizing the Presi-
dent TO appoint Alfred Pessanton u major
in the srmy and placing him on the re-
tired list with that rank and grade
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

LoNDoS oct. l9.-At a meeting Of the
Colonial Wool Merchants Association held
here it was decided that the brokers were to
Dc instructed to accept bids of pence per
pound At the next series Of sales. The opin-
ions Of buyers on the question are very
much divided and there Is some idea of
Overriding this decision.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

ST. PsUI, Ainn-. Oct. ls.-Ths Director.
Of tbs Carnival Association held = special
meeting .sst night and accepted the plan
for the ice Psiace Submitted ~ G. r. Joy.
The design scCeutsd i Rousnssque IN
siyis It rss decided % hold the carnival
from Jsaasry . 10 Fshrnary I. Iss9
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

JscKsosvILLE, Oct. 19.-Ths President Of
the Board Of Health repor.s tvsnty-ssven
new cases Of yellow fever for the - ,ours
ending A. .. m. today There vera four
deaths, William Love. J. Walker. Nrs.
Chsmhsrs child Of Harriet Clark.
2aE
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
A PLANiNG MILL BURNED.

Two Firsmsn knocked' From . Ladder
and Seriously Injured.
ToLzoO Oct. 19.-Geoulsl & Co.'S planning
mill on ST. Clair-st, was destroyed by fire
st 10 O'Clock tonight Loss $50 900; partially
iasured Two fremen. Thomas Murphy
and George Tyrrell, of No. Company.
were seriously injured by being knocked
from a ladder.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

IxrrsssroEEs, Ocs 1a-JaSzs Tau ruasn
hsld rscepsien Al Snelishs Op-r. House
tsnixht He mats rsry sri.f speech and
-ss foiio-sd ~ G-~syror GRAY Who spax.
At lenx-s apon ne issues al tss prsssus
csmpsixs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

PARTs. Oct l9-Gsnersl Solomon Who
wss recently driven from the Presidency of.
and who came 20 this city for the purpo,ss
Of undergoing the operation of cy stotonsy,
died tOdAy
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

Wv Yosx. Oct la.-wrsst ssnfors re
vsll-kDs~n ciuh mac sad hroksr siei a.
4 ~ q n sodsr n - Ciixsv House. ~hsrs
ae as6 sesn siek fsr sarBe tire
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

Horxs a. Oct "a boiler n 80
Foo6 49, snzar hcusa err 1fsS to6ar
kiiing &C. seas 49, sn1 thre~ sexrres
aRd wsl1d ag 80 o<a<F usa
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

wssrTxsTev, Oct. D-For Elchi gar sns
Wisconsin fsir. sxcept Exht rs O. sro~
near 10 iskes eoidsr. Norta wa1srly .iDds.
~ 40 on tss akss
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

WAsHINGToE. Oct l9.-Colonel Rufus
Ssxton. Assistant QuaTiermsster General,
was placed on the retired list today.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

ALHLAND. Wis.,, Oct ia l0-round fight
here last night between Donuer, OF Duluth.
and Fell, of Grand Rapids, Mich. resulted
in orsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
The Deficiency Bin signed.

WAsHIsGToS. Oct. l9.-The President
approved the General Deficiency bill this
afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

r-x'- r'rss< gntfl go cenpsre ~ - and
Els<s 81 Aisaer 4 "a. rith al otherx
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

Tod.v : ssfdrsrs ssy q Z d6sr a 0o',
Ran 1osk . s~t rs1as
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-07

CHICAGO, Feb. 6-Most of the excite
ment at the opening of the board was
centered in provisions. May pork opened
at sI4.6O, against Saturdays last price of
si4. 5215. There was an immediate drop to
S1450 under selling by prominent opera
tor. When this figure was reached, the
same operator offered to buy, but there
was little apparent desire to do business
and the pit soon became deserted. Shortly
before noon the pit again livened up under
heavy purchases by several operators.
May pork picked up to sl4 1214. At this
figure the buying ceased, and enough sell
ing orders appeared to almost Immediately
break May to S14.65. Later, there were
further efforts 10 market pork and May
again sold off, closing at sl4.57j4.
Lard was in moderate request. May ad-
vauced from $3.50 to $685. and closed at
$50
Short ribs were quiet. May sold at 81. -
@1S0 and closed at S172l5.
The grain markets were firm at the be-
ginning but weaneked somewhat Oh the
receipt of news that Bismarck was making
there were few buying orders from out
siders, which were brought in by Satur-
days advance. but these were soon filled
The local crowd was apparently loaded up
and was willing to sell, but the market
was in too weak a condition. May opened
unchanged at S2$sc, but at the end of the
first hour it had sold down to s2@S21c
and the pit was deserted. The announce
ment of decrease of 675, 900 bushels in the
visible supply of wheat where not over
500, 900 was expected, firmed May up again
20 S2$Lc. This reaction, however, was
short lived. The market again became
weak and May sold to s13sc, where it
closed.
Corn not only had little activity itself.
but appeared to be little affected by the
action of other markets. May opened at
52IW53c, sold off to $3.50, remained be
tween that figure and 521sc, the greater
part or the session and toward the close
become quite weak, under liberal offering,
and sold off to and closed at Sc. Trading
was local in character, there being no out
side orders to speak of.
Oats were quiet and prices ranged with
in &c limit. May closed al $3.50. adecline
OF &c.
The visible supply of grain on February
4, As complied by the secretary Of the Chi
cago board of trade was as follows: Wheat
1856 $50 bu: decrease 614,542 bu. Corn,
500, $50 bu: increase. $40, 800 bu. Oats J,452,-
JsJ bu; decpease, III $40 bu.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-07
Old WAY and Modern

A great many young lawyers come out
of the law schools every year who IND 1t
difficult for many months to make enough
to live ON Ia their profession. 1t is hard
to get money for office rent, hard TO keep
the ball rolling or to follow the social cue.
In former days. in the days when all law
yers took their term of training in some
old lawyers Office, young Iaen were glad
to pay small sum yearly for desk room
and for a chance TO serve under wise
head A legal friend Of The Athenian de
cleres that nowadays il Is impossible to
find young man willing to serve an ap-
premiership such as he served, even for
pay He said he would be glad TO give
Office room aud G reasonable salary 10 any
Young nedglins who could make himself
useful while gaining years and wisdom
But, strange to say, it is not possible to
find young lawyer willing to take the
training and noney.-Eostou Advertiser.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-07

The Chicago, Kama. * Nebraska rail
way -. Joseph & Iowa R3ilrrsd Co,
lessee, IS The h~s, equipped line west %
the Missouri river. Our equipment was
bull, expressly for this line by the Pull
man Palace Car Company. which IL guar
antee TO The travelling pubic that u ~
strictly FIRST class. You viii find AL Of cur
coaches elegantly nnhoist.rsd aud very
comfortable Ia every particular II Joa
are going 20 any part u Kansas or ssbrA~
"a or TO any poin. East, rs.usss Der yci vii
never regret having started right. By tAk-
ing the Chicago, Kansas & SebrzskA rail
way Heck Island koUtel For frrths-
particulars address Jno- sebastian. q. I. &
+. a. Topeka. Kan og
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-07
Au.umn Leave. for Foreigner

For the benefit Of foreigners who cannot
afford 10 visit this country 70 see h0~ beanti-
ful the autumn foliage can be. albums CON
tanning autumn leaves have heen maze up
and sent to Eurcrena cflAA xEhic1so 1iHA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-07

New York Produce.
NEW YORK. FEB. 6.
wHEAT-,a@>9c lower. No. J. red, S9ssslec ee-
Sator.
tORN-lsc lower. No. 2 60L.a6olsc elevator.
oAIS-Geuerally firm hut closed weak and dull.
Mixed. Sar42C: white. 421fc.
CoFFEE-Spot, duh, l614c; options easier Sales,
f.sl. so bags. .
SUGAR-DuIl and quiet. offered aat 6S-6c; con-
fectoners A. 65ss9E powdered. III Isl; Sranulated
*; cubes, iLS,.5l.
kGGS-- Sl@22c.
BJTTER-EaSy at l4aS,c.
E-UEchanCed nat0l2c,
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WICHITA & SUBURBAN.
Nice Warm Stoves.

Cars leave the corner of Douglas and
Water streets every half hour, commenc
ing at els a. m. until io:l5 p. m. for Fair
mount and points between.
Cars leave Fairmont, commencing at {
a. m, and run every half hour until p m
LEE TAYLOR. Manager.
Office 2l1 North Main. room / est!
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II. u. Gsrsoc2 * Bro, proprietor.
printers, binders. pabllsAsr~ sDd btank
book manufacturers Al slakas - county,
TOWNSHIP, and =choss. district r-eorTis z:sG
hlaaks Iszsi hlswAs II esery dsscrfpss0a'
Complete SIC. ~ gzsf41s-s' s41cAet. And
h!an.. job printing u al k!nts Cos-
rrspondgre~ solicited Address ali eoas-
rsun.cA.socs 20
z 2. NrgpocK. Manager.
d6e-gs wz%S W.cs.,s. kxnsA&
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ST. Louis Produce.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 6.
FIOUR-Quet and steady.
WHEAT-fhIctuatiEg in small range. No. red,
cash, slslec; March, SlSsci May. Ska SShsc closing
SS%sc; July, Sol4cGSasc, closing, Sssc August,
sOSsC.
CORN-Slightiy easier. Cash, l6,as46iec; March,
s6sac; Nav. sslss4S.Nc. closing istec.
OATS-Barcly steady. CASH JsSlsc; May, Sla
RGE-Nothing doing.
BARLEY Firm: SecS.c.
HAl-Unchsnged; prime timothy. $l2 WS Csc
prairie SS.V0es li0J.
LEAD-S4.oS
EGGS-2lc.
BUTTER-Firm and unchanged; creamery. s4GS
Sc dairy, lse nc.
WHISKI-Steady at Sloa.
PKON1S10NS-Firn
PORK-Nev, Sl5Ol
LARD-&1.4S.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
WHEAT-Weak and l@aEsc of February Slls
nominal; March SIN asked; May. S2ssc; June sa5Sc.
nominal .Iuiy $50 old.
CoRN-Lo'ver. February, sc bid; March .61sc;
May. E5sc.
OATs-Easy. MAY, sesc.
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The Missouri Pacific. eft scott Route,
IL selling tickets TO Phpnix. AFizonia. and
return for 81, good six months 10 return
Phoenix is in the heart of the famous salt
river valley, the garden of the southwest.
Rich in mineral wealth. All kinds 81
fruit. grain and good grazing country,
For maps, time tables and information
write or call AZ city ticket Office. ~ Main
street. Wichita. y. &. EEEEAa,
d64 II Passenger and Ticket Agent.