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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10
ALL THE COURTS.
All the Courts Were In Session Yesterday
and Turned Out the Following Business.


and Turned Out the Following Business.
PoLrcE.-Charles German. disorderly;
sentence suspended. VIM. Sparks, drunk;
bail estreated. bench warrant issued. II.
III. Reed, violation of fire ordinance; sd-
journed until July 10. 10 a. m. James
Walters. disorderly; adjourned July IA. 9
Q. m. John Doe assault and battery: paid
$5.35. John Peterson. assault aud battery,
adjourned July IL. 10 g. m. b. p. Werk-
man, indecent exposure; paid $o.35. Rich
ard Roe, disorderly; found guilty and was
6ned s. and costs. or fifteen days in Jail;
he paid. Albert Percslius, selling liquor
to minors; adjourned to July IL, 10 q. m;
John Boon. disorderly; adjourned TO July
%.
CrRcurr-Geo. Loomis VS.. Daniel 0'Neil,
assumpsit: new trial granted unless plain
tiff RENTS $3.50 of judgment; proceedings
stayed forty days. Harry A. Brooks VS..
Henry Brouwer, petition for msndamus;
order denying petition, with costs TO
respondent. w. A. Calkins vs.. Horisnse
Calkins. divorce ordered that complainant
pay SIS, solicitors fee and SIS for expenses
within sixty DAYS. Matte II. Rogers vs..
Hansen III. Rogers. divorce; ordered that
defendant pay additional alimony OF
$l405 50 within ten DAYS. p. @. Grady, ct
al, vs.. NJ. III. Hughes. eft al, chancery;
ordered that compliments file security fos
costs. 800 within sixty days, with sufficient
surities. Henry Smith VS.. Freeman Klop-
penstine, trespsss on the case; motion to
dismiss: case dismissed without prejudice.
L. A, Bendit. ct a.. W. Don J. Lesthers,
sssunapsit demurrer argued and sub
mitted. Minnie o. lacey Va. Frank W.
Lacey, divorce; motion TO decree heretofore
rendered denial without prejudice
PRoBaTE-Estate Of George O. Hsrten
ct al, minors; guardians third annual &C
count filed. Estate of Lowell Hall, de-
ceased; order granting executors licenss
to sell real estate Estate Of Alzins J. Page
deceased, petition for probate Of wiz fle5
hearing August 10. Estate of William W
Anderson. deceased; bond fled and letter.
OF administration. with the will annexed
issued 20 Cyrus y. Clark. Estate of Ann
MeGrsin, deceased. order determining heirs
Estate Of Catherine McGrsin. q miner, or.
der appointing John Kenny guardian.
etpKR5oB.-Willism kirkpatrick made
and filed kis affidavit and declaration o.
becoming = citizen Of the United States be
fore the Clerk Of the superior Court ysstsr
day.
JUSTICE WrsTFkIL--Nsrsbsn Gibbs vs
Max Tyrolier, ssssolt add battery. Gibbs
vas acquitted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10
GENERAL SHERIDAN Better.

His Condition Satisfactory and He u
Pleased with His Surroundings
NoSoUTrT. Mass. July Q. 9.-Notwithstand-
ing the sppsrent fatigue OF General Shsri-
dan at the time Of his Decentralization from
the Svstsrs. be passed q tolersbly fair
night: being slightly restless at times. His
condition today has bean a. satisfactory ss
could have been expected. His pulse has
been good. bis respiration better and his
appetite which was not so good the last
two days on ship board. has increased. He
rscoxuize the fact that he is Al home at
N0nquitt and 10 much pleased with his
surroundings.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

". Fl. Ross has taken charge Of Csld-
Wells boat house 81 Tsisnd No. I. NJ. Ross
hss hs5 FL TIE eoss repaired and psintsd,
and txed up IN good share. Boats nar
,. rented foz an hoaf oT . dsy. Those who
DESIRE bos's early IL re morning Should
order them he prevsous srsning. Fishing
dsHn IT, rirer i anaa nnw.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10
THE ELoPERs ARRESTED.

Editor Moore Charged with the Larceny
Of $40 900 and . Quantity of Jewsiry.
ToPEKA. Kss.. July 9.-The eloping
couple from Sc. Louis. Henry w. Moore
and Mrs. John w. Norton. were arrested Ct
the Copeland House. In this city.
late this afternoon upon . telegram from
the ST. Louis Chief of Police.
The warrant upon which Moore was
arrested charges aim with the larceny of
SIS. 600 in money and diamond ring.z scarf
PIN and q collar button, the property of
John w. Norton. II Is understood that
the latter will institute proceedings with q
view to placing his wife in an insane
asrlum
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

DszxsrsDT. July As Prince Alsrsn-
Ter of BsttenonrE. lsts ruler Of B1sgsrs.
wss riding from Hsilxsberz into stsssbsch
Ts.iey yesterday. his orss shied snd the
csrriaee sss hurled from The road do~n The
side q = nooantsln. Prnse Asstsrdef wss
threTn est md fsll distsnae q forty feet
she's Be rrsep~d sone shrubs ard escaped
uigs SIGHT in juries. HIS horse vss terri
By 0snxle3 sod kisss snd he carriage
dashed - pisces
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10
TWO VALUABLE MINES SOLD.

The winthrop and Mitchell Properties
Sold To Pred. BREASTED.
btNesst NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IsHPEsIsG, Mich, July 9.-Fred. Braas-
ted today bought the winthrop and Mitch
ell iron mines of the Winthrop Hsmatits
Company. The two mines are worth in the
neigbborhood of one million dollars. Two
hundred men are at present employed out
of six hundred TO be worked. The product
of ore this year will be fully one hundred
thousand toms.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10
eaoHoUscEs THEM FALSE.
Dr. naeksnxis Denies the Truth Of the
Reports Published About Him.

LosDos. July e.-sir horeIl Mackenzie
has arrived in London from his tour
through Switzerland. In an interview
today the physician denounced as false the
interviews alleged 10 have been granted by
him while In Paris In these he was made
TO say that be concealed the fact that
Emperor Frederick's disease was OF an in
eursble nature In order that he might
succeed TO the German throne. DIR.
Macksnzie said thai be has not talked TO q
reporter since he left Berlin and that he
intended 20 maintain the stricktest silence
hence for in regard TO Emperor Fred
ericx's illness and German politics. After
resting the doctor said that he would pre-
pare his professional report OF the late
ksizcr's case.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

NEw YoRx. July 9.-F. J. Wright, re-
oeiver OF the Mineral Range railroad CON-
psny in Michigan, made an unsuccessful
attempt "a Supreme Court Chsmbsrs on
Saturday to obtain The compsny's books
Lewis ". Csss. attorney for the road. holds
them ss security for legsl fees. and JUDGE
O'Brien. while feservinx fDsi decision, sx-
pressed TIE opinion that Casa had lien on
the hooka
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

kIss HsTwaspa itks irsrsrzosstosl -isk
30 eoucsrf easngssr. ss@rs this naorninx 81
th.ss eswensr seaT - fss Ypsasss - Wscht.
s.s So Wisreneia NJ HeTwret j. $40
rsafs~ss - eTn. esrrrA Tri~ ps~ev HsT
wras srsiss Nfss sfiie cke.thsra, eofset
- Hsnsr ENae ~i.sinisA sas Fiars
sersfse4 kNas nsssis1
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

Brig. Gen. l. C. Smith. Adjusant General
Anger. Inspector General Newberry. Dol.
Fred Fsrrnworth and Ospt z. W. JoDss-
Aide-de-csmp leave today for ksekinsc.
Colonel CslEint and Colonel HertDsr leave
tomorrow for the same place. They viii
be accompanied by Mrs.. /. G. Smith and
her guests. the Misses Hattie White. Blls
EcQoevan and Ada Morton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10
BOTH LEADERS LEFT
CHICAGO AND DETROIT seATsn
xhs ss4stors Beat shs chs@ @Pisss sd
the Bs4A k.ksrs hsa1 - lhar
ssss-ofhs< ssasss On -
Aeeoaas of ksis-

There we're only two games played In !
National League Yesterday. bat both vsrs
interesting and both rsmAskahls in that
they sesaltsd in . dsfsst for too Leaders by
tso LsilsDdsns Following are the reports
In fall A. resolved by the TKLxsRAs-
HRa.In
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10
The Tri-stats Games.

No games were played in the Tri-State
League yesterday. Jackson at Zanesville,
Lima at Mansfield. aud Sandusky at Can
ton; all postponed on account of rain.
There will be two games today-Wheel-
ing-Toledo and Columbus and Kalamazoo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

Nxv Yoss. July e.-Ramors thsi Jar
Cloald s. very al wsrs sxain c'r1sisfea 10
ssv. Genie h.s nos tesn st ~ osaos since
rsfnrrina from BE Wessern Tip. sacn 80
srn . a. ana~sssi tAine soF asus. tal b5s
fsrsf3e Sxrr fh4f - - flI.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

Ill bs eonsusIsd a. q ths lamb<r elszss-
TIE s4ns csaK 81 vii BE p1Esusd vita fer
kssd - sxls. ron and esppss- The ksPobr
loa1 nlli ~ilI os usost esrsf1lly cosa
Ehfoaxaoat sna sl3 % really II abe1t Ten
DAYS. whieh - tbs date set faf ths pass<xs
u TIA Il Lis sl4L in lss Hcuss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10
Smother Nine.

Houseman' Donnally & Jones' Base Bal
Club want it understood that they are moi
the nine who claim to have been i'll treated
At Allegan. The h. ID. & J. boys say they
were treated we'll at Allegan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

Ffous OF HsvfhG be<H DsVH
b. Y. Emery. when young man, vas
devil In the Buffalo Courier Office during
the first year OF the war and he Vas do
lighted to get one Of that papers issues
Of July /, showing the CogvleT's new build
ing, and its splendid new perfectine press.
The Co,friev 10 o splendid Newspaper. and
Mr. Emery. who IL one Of our best Known
business men, 10 proud Of having been con
nected with IL
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

NEW YoRz. July s.--Adelsids Patti
Moss. wife Of Arthur wsllsck. died sud
denly yesterday st ths residences Of her
father, subway Commissioner Theodore
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

wAsHnSEos. July s.-ssnstor stock
bridge IN ths ssnacs TO-DAY, prsseHtsd =
petition Of eiEizsns ef bssrien county.
Aichixsn. s<Eiag for an sdditionsl aulsad-
msnl - Ihs lnEsrefaEs Comm<Fcs lzw.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10
Challenge.

The Metropolitsns of this city challenge
the Athletice TO play next Sunday. eithel
forenoon or afternoon at the fair grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

lozoox. Isiy 9--FsrneN hss decided -
ssk th~ Parliamentary ooFaasist>e :. az
oolotrd - srqai~s into ths eh.sr.s ussas
~ - Tirses sxsfnss hipssif sd esk@T
80 srs 81 - Nsioasi psrtf ia sss Honss
81 toasrfers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

DErRoIr. July 9.-Ths visiting Statesmen
again decorated the Champions with black
eye today. Grasshopper Jim whitnsy held
ths s.azgsrs down in 6ne style. and Conwsy
vas equally effective. bat Elder White made
errors enough to give the Senators two OF
their three runs. Attendance. I.ooo. The
score Is as follows:
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

sspxsssnta Niek SaiY - gsnB~s 4
T,sxsas's ~oas ~erskaHse ~ss krsken sefe
rssis essssT zsrnfae sd ketseen - So
80 seennss x eeessu ste1sa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

R~s-sv-s s~st-nr - f~~ s~ss~s s--a.~
fssss.. 4afs s-IA- 49, Da~k~s. ~
aselsoea.ss srvv-s II fendes rs. .fs-s
aesu So ~ss esrfsliv rs~.vsS ~ 49,
asssl 49, -t.~ fssag nsa<sfps chsrehili
sat ash@s nsent~rs ~ ssr heshsas >
&~sr
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

game was postponed on account Of the
rain
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

avnNE "a 1rrock - nasnfns TsiT fs.
= - = Fsfr-~s. Eiaf vn - \ srras SCI
- nnrses
80
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10
the rain.

IsDTASAPoLIs. June o. - Indianapolis
Philadelphia was postponed On account Of
the rain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

s.fs - e- fs Rr>---- ~ Conservatism ~
washfnxssu.
WssErxeros July A-fas rspr-eeuis-
tiv-- IA ths Bause sron varssns s~rboas
sill - szkrd fum $sv 70 Dag 10 cunsais
-ith ne Ssnsfazs vbo sre suwiy sur.sra
lanh~T elsrsss stl es g1eehea - sev -
Sav sra r~Dr~~ntsHvn <,ln Nsi.n. 80
-. y secn<sa ses sge@r 1n<~ sixt~s
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

sxscsssss ~ ssAt.Ass asss~-
CHICAGO. June 9.-Esrors of the rsnkest
kind gave the Boston another game today.
vanHsltren pitched a good game until the
smateurish play began. then he became
ratified and wild in his delivery and pre-
senled the visitors with forced rua. Aside
from Tats's Wild throwing Boston played .
fine game. The score:
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

BASE hits-Dsfroit. z; Washington 8
kEFors-Dstrolt. A. Washington.
bzttenes-ConEsy. Bennelt; Whitney, Mach.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-22

One Of the most notable features OF
the Republican convention Is the ac-
tivity Of Mrs. Logan In behalf of Gen.
eral AIgcr. Mrs. f.ogan's brightness
n politician Is well known. She is
credited with having managed many
OF the closest contests In which her late
husband was engaged. and he made
no political move without her advice.
Mrs. Logan has. therefore, long been
a power in the Republican party, and
there is no doubt that much OF the
spirit and enthusiasm of the Aiger
canvass Is due TO her inspiration. The
friendship between General Logan and
General Alger was very close, and il
is not Inappropriate that Mrs. Logan
should put forth In behalf of her late
husbands friend the efforts which
would he put forth in his own behalf
II he were alive.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-22
THE NEW EMPEROR.

II cannot be doubted that the Access
sion OF William ii TO the German
throne is regarded with feeling OF
dissatisfaction almost akin TO alarm In
nil the capitals of Europe. This Is in
q large measure due TO the impression
that William is essentially a man 81
war, that he does not rise above his
training as a soldier. and that he will
rely upon achievements in the field to
make his name great in the eyes OF
posterity q The open dissent OF VII
liam when crown prince from the
peace policy OF his father served to in
tcnsify the fear Of his intentions, and
within the few weeks preceding his ac-
cession to the throne he was universal
" regarded as the leader Of the war
party at Berlin.
The proclamations Of the young en-
perez to his army and navy did not
serve to allay the apprehensions which
had been aroused. They were the ut
seranees OF a soldier, and apparently
the utterances of soldier about 10
enter upon a great campaign. They
appealed, not 10 the God OF the Ger
mans. hut TO the war god Of the emf
pire. They presented war as certain
event Of the future. and appealed to
the soldiers 10 preserve the reputation
for valor which their fathers had won.
They were such procsamations as
would he expected from an Alexander.
o Frederick or Napoleon, and not
such AZ would bc expected from a
monarch entering upon a peaceful
reign.
The had impression which these
prociamations created was not re-
moved by the proclamation 90 the
people OF Prussia. This, indeed, was
less wariike in its tone than the proc
lamations which had preceded il. bai
Il was sufficiently onInous a. increase
rather than TO allay the alarm. II was
such proclamation as ruler would
address te bis subjects on the eve Of a
great crisis. and, taken in connection
with the prociAmations 80 the army
and navy. must he regarded As any
thing bat resssuring,
OF course. i, is not expected that
William win seek to hiring on = war
immediately II Is believed BY many
tina, peace Is probable ~ long a. Bis
marcs Is alivr. ios it Is known that the
great chancellor has powerful inag-
ence over the young emperor. II Is 10
I've hoped that time vii show the cor
reStnesS Of this belief The fac, re
mains. however. that Germany. the
lovmosi military power Of the world.
now has variike ins;esd OF peace
loving ruler and that in an emergency
the vast inaaener 81 the German en-
pernr will lie thrown On the side "
war and not GA that Of peace. This
fast sanaos bai lie regarded with dis
may by the lovers 81 peace.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-22
100 ACRES OF WATER FRONT NEAR SEATTLE.

Ats yoa haze .a,9xsns1 FOR Que o. nor-
lots, shoald you. through sfct nrss or aecfient,
become pressed for money. yeo hzve oris 10
nressnt roar checks at the bank aad they viii
he cssbed on the spes for thsir full face sslus.
You srs. thsresors. By tbs option ANA pv.vt
lexes ve s6er, insufe3 agsiust zce.dsni. You
are your treasurer and banker, and 81 Tie sasae
tire 40 owner Of vaiaabie propsrty.
shgad you a. ary tue. however, rr-ssus
the cAseks ct bank for paym.ns saey yin -
imnedisssly hsnoret sna for sarssd 70 "a ana
500 ihGeey sHnai al risAts u pufrAass os ths
sad land.
We e1er . eDliea opportunity Sad sdviss
you N bay nov. Doat WAis fos tine srd reg.
!istsee TO sso-d yoz ths opportunity Of szyiaz
] eoai1 Aavs hssghs 0uch and SAGA lor . sss
rne-ssee go fce 70 much and nos u 10 worth SO
warh-
Aase yosT ineoasa. NO nntter sew sn III. saPp
sssaa s1g. - Jour corner ssoae before u
bcoa, and oansas bon the ssvaneA.
Trarsnnstnsnti railroads sss hsa aius for
Seattle.
Nssussetz5irg 10 hozsisA.nx ana rrsv.ps
with hsasshy GrovtA
General commerce b ir snsrs Il suhssa Mt 4.
pssgresstoa.
The daily psosrs are Aid with soeeuns, a
reu entsgpfises.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-22

II should not be forgotten that Sat
urday viii he the last day on which 70
register for the approaching city cleo
ton. The registration has thus far
been exceedingly light. and unless
some lively work is done to-day and
tomorrow IL Is certain that on election
day there win be several hundred legal
electors OF Seattle lamenting the fact
that they are not permitted TO vote. II
Is 10 be hoped that all who are entitled
20 vote viii see that their names are
duly registered. The board Of regis
tration win be in session at the council
chamber to-day and tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-22

In selecting n. N. Essee As its per-
manent chairman the Republican ma
tionai convention recognized the best
clement Of California EepublicaDism.
Estee Il entirely free from the entAn-
elements which impair the usefulness
OF 20 many Of the brightest Rspubii-
can. Of his state. He has no corpora
ton Affiliations and is emphatiealiy a
man Of the people. He is earnest In
his convictions ard sincere In his Re
pubIicanism. He Is In every respect
worthy OF honor and his preiermcn'
win assredly strengthen the Republi-
can party on the Pacific Coast.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-22
100000 Shingles for Sale,
A MAN VINO DYES TO LIVE
DIR. ]. B. PiLKlNGTON,

CURGEoS. ocrIiST AND MEDICAL
- Specialist. of Portland, viii be 81 the
Occidental hotel, Seattle. al day Tuesday
and Wednesday. June 18Th and 18th. An
sufferers from ere, ear. lung. nervous or
chronic disease uiI be given SPECIAL ex-
animation free By applying early on those
days Over so cases OF rectal disease,
such as piles, assures, hstuins and rectal
ulcers CURED IN past thirty months without
once uxing knife or hxatnre. Numerous
King county references given jei7i&~s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-22

Bowling along throngh Scotland on
a coach to-day there Is q white-haired
xsusl~man upon whom dwell the
thoughts Of several millions Of his
countrymen. On the other hand i Is
scarcely supposed that bis mind Is en-
srsely occupied in the contemplation
Of the scenery around him. IL Is alto
rssher likely that be Is thinking Of the
Republican national convention and II
/. absolutely certain that the Republi-
can natsons, convention Il thinking OF
ht~s,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-22

There i. general suspicion that kS'-
p~ror william II win he able 70 rnoss
aloat pretty freely IN the thfose sn1a
"a, made for William ! and oeeupssd
hy Fre.s<riek III.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-22

California Delegations are acquiring
. habit Of making themselves felt IN
national conventions Hereafter the
fr.t Efforts a candidates in both polif-
ieai psrsies vii be 20 secure the sup
mort a the boomers from the Pacific
r<.~s4
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03
EVERYBODY Takes

The Chicago, Kansas g. Nebraska rail-
way (St. Joseph & Iowa Railroad 90,
Iessee) is tho best equipped line west OF
The Missouri river Our equipment was
built expressly for this line by the Pull
man Palace Car Company, which is guar
antee to the travelling public that it is
strictly first class You will find all OF our
coaches elegantly Upholstered and very
comfortable in every particular. II you
are going to any. part OF Kansas or Neora IS,
ka, or to any point east, remember you will
never regret having started right. by tax
ing the Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska rail-
way. Crock Island Route. For further
particulars address Jno Sebastian. G. L. 81
P. A., Topeka, Kan. 6O-u
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03
Sick Mans Plea for Water.

Alexander H Stephens used TO relate tho
foHowing story OF bis first client, q Mr..
Hezekiah Ellington He was very sick with
mar.rial fever, and in accordance with the
medical practice Of the time. was prohibited
from drinking GOLD water. Finally hS thtrst
became intolerable. and one night. whsn the
rest Of the fam were al aslssp. he called
his faithful negro to his bedside.
"Shadrsch," said Mr.. Ellington, IA the
most natural, mAstsr Of fact voice be could
assume- Ego TO tho spring and fetch no .
pitcher OF water from the bottom
ShadYsch exposeulassd, pleading the orders
Of the doctor and bis mistress
"You, Shadrach, you bad better do what
tel you, sir"
6hadrnch still held by bis orders
''Shadrach, II you don't bring me tbs
water. when I get we'll III gfrs 700 tbs
worst whipping you ever bad in your lnei"
shadrach either tboughs that II bis master
got we'll be would cherisa 10 rancr against
o faithful servant, WHOSE cons:Ancy bad
saved hin, or, more Aksly, that the pros
pect Of recovery was too eight 10 justify
any seriosIs apprehension for bis prHsent dis
ebedience; at ell events, be hstd firm
Tho nick man was alent awtfe, and then
sAid. In hs most psrsaa<s~s sccsuo:
''ShadEach, my boy, yoc ere . good mig
ger, Shadrach II yosr GO DOW and feecA
master pitcher Of nios cool vassr, II st
you free and give yoo Gre hundred doiLarsr
And be dragged ohs GytlAsia slowly and
heavily from his dry jaws, a. II 20 make tbs
sa1n appear hnmsaaHaely vaA
Bu. ShadrscA w. proof se.inss even ehb
temptation How co1id DO stand H. and
whas good would hS freedom and 900 90
him Il he should do . thing TIA: would XII
hn Old r4astsr,
The Sex nan groRood and Cososd Al
las he bsshonxos ban Of ooe fnal ss-a.agaaL
Re rassec his bad - wi - h ao1ld. tzynsd
kis haxeard face fnI spoa sda6raca. ed
glainx q hta With kk hollow, blood&Ao<
eyes aid:
.6hatracA. ] an going 70 de, snd Ms b.
escas oaat gss roy water. II yo1 don't 20
snd uiDe - . pkcher ot v.s<, sfsw IN
Asad II oouA back and hAuDs ye1i IT
hsru4 ycu - long - yvo Essr
20 tosdyl EGss0i fos ahAu hsb De
w.esr- cr.sd BasdKsch; ed 10 r2sesa oos
% Ia sprfns sid hsoaSAa n Tse cd MAJ
d,unk anA drsnk-tAs ptaE4Hfsl snd rnssI
Ths OAK: morning - - 1ec46edJ b<ts<,
ADD 10 sAs ssou.knsus q WI sns - $500
goe vs,l-You4hs Coxnpanion-
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03
ORAVFORD GRAND. -,
NIGHT ONLY
RIAL ESTATE.

The following are the transfers Of real
estate faled in the recorders office yester-
Gay:
Ton,th ave Mueller's add .........s 1900
r. Hoffman to Smith & Wheeler lots
1874 I86 Ninth street Grietfenstein's
9TH add. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2OoO
w S Granch to J S Grey lot Sher-
man ave west side add. lots 357
oil Dayton ave Central ave add. 300
ington ave Mathewson's I'd add. 2O5O
&C Cohn to \ Kohn sw or 81 q 3 e. 1000
M Drummond to W II Ransan lots
90 and 50 block Ia Orme & Phillips
auu oof
NJ A Smith to NJ w Levy lots 9 to Is
Hillside ave Fairmount I'd add. 800
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03

North, east. south or west, be sure you
make no mistake. The oldest line - the
best. Giant locomotives; elegant oary in
Guiding free Reclining Chair and Pullman
Pai.ce Sleeping coaches, steel rsfsaS rock
ballast; iron bridges; cornmodious station
houses; the finest railway eating houses In
the world; aentiemaniy employees. traio
conductors and train cashiers, TO insure
both safety OF the train and ample stten-
ton TO passengers. the most perfect sys-
TEN Of train disu0eching aud baggage
checking known--these are some Of the
features which warrant those wbp travel
In going via tie Atehi.on. TOPEKA Il Santa
Fe railroad. For the fullest poss'bs In
formation as b routes. rates, dates and
distances, call on ". ID. MunDocH.
Passenger and Ticket Agent. i12 North
Main at. Union Depot aud Douglas svenus
station. di<G II