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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-18

into the town Of Frenchville. Here the
nearly west as we travelled up the river,
turns abruptly to the south and continues
in that direction for nearly three miles,
until we come to the great bend in the
river known as Chatsucoiss, when it turns
again and continues in a westerly course
across the town. A short distance above
the bend we come to the village Of French
vile at the mouth Of the road leading out
to Long Lake. Here there are q number
Of stores, q starch factory and some very
handsome dwellings. This factory was
built number Of years sgo by Mr.. J. w.
Bolton, the present sheriff Of the county
and Hon. Geo. W. Collins Of Bridgewater.
Mr.. Bolton also built the large store on the
right and formerly did large business here
in trade and the manufacture Of starch.
He afterwards sold out his business here
and removed to Presque Isle where he now
resides. The firm Of Eaton and Dickey
also carried on An extensive mercantile and
numbering business here for 3 number Of
years. Two miles above here is the large
church of St. Luce, around which a
considerable village has sprung up. Two
years ago the church here, one of the
finest on the river was struck by lightning
and entirely consumed. A new church has
since been erected which is probably the
largest and most expensive church edifice
north Of Bangor. The parish priest, Rev.
Charles Sweron, has been here for many
years and is man Of much zeal and ability.
Father Sweron has done much for the cause
of education among his people and through
his influence, largely. = high school was
established here in 1868. A small stream
runs just below the church, and upon this
stream is grist mill and starch factory,
which WAS built few years ago by Mr.. P.
d. Gagnon. A third factory 10 also 10
operation in the town, located at Long Lake
and owned by Mr.. Abram Bouchard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-18

Nov. ss-Banauct to c. n. Nelson, Eimwood
Hotel, wafervtlie.
Nov. ~ Dedication Of Masonic Hall. Blaine.
Dec. E--Maine Hotel PROPRIETOR Association,
Augusta.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
COURT RECORDS.

CrT.-rr Judge Grove - The People
vs.. James Moore, information for rape.
defendant 1ra,Eugt. waived reading
ot Information aui p.elts not guilty
pro torm1. Brney j. Morgan vs. Orin
= Hodges James l. Hodges, Chester
II. Hudga and Frank +. Hodges. tr0-
vrr. continued without costs O. either
party John Butler vs. Graud Raods
~ Indiana Railroad Company, chan
ccrv. decree for complainant. Judge
Burch-A A.eVaDder Nathtwsou VS.. Aus
tr Richardson. trcspass ora the case, on
trial.
Prortrr-Ju1-a Perkins Estate of
Ursula fIowell. deceased VIII and pet-
ton for probate filed. hearing June 6.
Estate Of lawrence furren. deceased;
viii adm tted % probate. Annie Curren
cKecut-lV. Estate of Peter H9 pen. de-
ceased petition for hesr0g 0n fiD7. &C.
count of james T.. Iews fled hearing
Jurc e Estate ot Lille NJ. and Mile
a. Lawson. minors. petition for license
o. --U rea. estate t'ed hearing June 8.
Estate cf Reuben Skinner alleged 20 be
mentally incompetent, petition Tor 30
rortment ~ guard l1 fled. hearing
Nav 3l Estate ot Joseph Arthur Levy,
decreased. petition tor allowance II for
gn vlI h.ed. bearnE June 3.
Srrrsror- Judge Bur ngame-Tbe
People -. Frank Newman. saloon open
on -l0tsv. waved read Z Of complaint
s-t r'os3ed rot u1Itv. The People vs.
George r. Never. larceny. ARA g1ed
F-t pleaded not guilty. The People
vs. reo. E. Brown. saloon open after
Inrrs ordered that name ot Nm.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
F2rUsrs' Frssaes.
ONE on The POLICEMAN.
Urehtns siahs II Delightfully."- Lively for
an Onaoer.

Urehtns siahs ~ Delightfully."- Lively for
an omoer.
Cheese it, Gully, do cop"
II person lad been near enough TO a
crowd OF about q dozen street urchins 81
a dark corner near One Hundred and
Sxty-ffth street and Third avenue, In
tho annexed district, the other night, he
would have heard the above sentence ut
tered in a stage whisper. and no would
have seen the dozen kids" as the police
men call them, scramble out Of Eght and
secrete themselves in doOrways or behind
any convenient object that presents II
self, so that IN less time than 1t takes 10
tell IL not one Of the urchins was IN sight.
They scrambled TO their retreat like a
lot Of rats. Just as the last one disaP-
peared the blue coat and brass buttons
Of big policeman appeared under the
gas lamp on the corner below. In the
ditch at the spot where the youths had
been standing the outlines Of form,
apparently man lying at full length,
either dead or drunk, could be indistinct
ly seen in the gloom.
The guardian Of the night came leis-
urely along swinging his long night
stick and casually glincing about to see
that everything was all right Arriving
opposite the form he stopped. looked at
the object twice 10 make sure that his
eyes did no, deceive him and then he
muttered:
"If that mans not stiff tomorrow me
names not Dennis"-
Then he stepped from the curb SO that
he stood near TO the PROSTATE man
Git up out O that" he CALCULATED, in
foggy voice that would have awakened
Rip Van Winkle before his sleep was
half over.
The form showed no signs OF life, and
No. II boot emphasized another com
mand To get up. The result was the
same. The officer then reached down
and took hold Of the mans coat collar
and braced himself for heavy pull. BE
pulled, and he sat right down on the
curbstone, so heavily that he saw stars.
At the same irstanta dozen shril yells
of derision, such as only street Arabs can
give vent 70, broke upon the stiffness OF
the night, and dozen forms darted out
of doorweys and disappeared in the dark
ness. The policeman examined the straw
man, for that wes what it was, and found
that sandbsg had been placed at the
spot where he was most likely to kick
and where, in fact, he did kick. Then
he got UP, turned the form over and
walked along, muttering:
Them pesky kids!'-New York Tn-
| bune
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
sroEI 90 AS rzAvELa


LosDos. May i2-Ciu1eR George
Francis Train stepped OF train from
Dover ~ Ch4ring CroSs station as
o'clock Saturday afternoon. nfty I've
days 00t from Tacoma OF hLs trip around
shs world He proceeded - the Vic
tori4 HCtels where he sAs Hospitality re-
ceiEsd HAlf an hear later hs s@s seat
81 amid gF0op II Americans relating
she details Ant ineiasnts 81 his tEip
Boiled down his story Is IS follows:
de explained tass he lss TseonA. me oaiy
to-a n Eae sorld maj Lad sly enterpriss, ca
Aarcn = taking s1s Canadian Pacl 20 steamer
Aoyssiaia Soz Yokohama, where, ~ spite u
bad stads 10 arrived Ia slxtesa days Finding
tA4t tns North GerulSa Lloyd steamer Gener.l
Werder, saich he h1e eNDoctsd 20 tske for Hong
kOns had sailsd he paid the agent OF VIC
Inc % telegraph her - z~ait the Ensnsh mail
al KOBE, 5Oo niles south. And tAea- before he
tOos The Eain for Kobe. raa down - Toxic.
where II secured pas. ports for himself and sec
retary Ron tie American sIintsror. The eiti-
Esn left Hong Kong on April 3 barely missing
Tea days delay Since TIE ar as holiday.
and ts- neAt day ths Government took posses
sion % The railroad - transport troops.
AZ Kobe Tran found TIE agent
Oi the North German Lloyd with
special steamer 10 pat him on board OF
the General We.dcr; And The way -
Hong Kong. he encountered The biggest storm
known IN The Japan sea IN twenty years
Losing 4 Gay outside 0f the Hong Kong har-
Dor Train and his secretary sailed sereRely
py The PIfussen 70 Singapore and Colombo,
where &c intended 70 take the Psnlnsular
aud Oriental Na4 steamer Arcadia She was
lying IN The narbor when Colombo vas
reached, but vas going 10 wait eighteen hours
before starting Accordingly the citizen
chartered the Preusssn 20 Alden aud Port Said.
where the Arcadia overlook them, and be trans
ferret himself secretary and baggage 10 her.
Train reached Suez last sunday and arrived
IN Brindis. Thursday. Here hs fours thai
he the risk Of losing Saturday
mornings boat from Calais TO Dover.
which would prevent his taking the
Flying Irishman FOR Queenstown. where he was
% embark On ths Etruria for New York and
therefore be telegraphed for q special boat and
train 10 London. A special was put on 90
carry tie mail, Gnd the citizen says they didn't
charge him for IL because re English Gov.
ernmeat was AFRAID II would be laughed AZ II
IL allowed al American 20 carry mails for
them
Citizen Train left London at $40
o'clock Saturday night for Queenstown
and sailed Sunday on the Etruria for
New York. He expects 20 arrive In New
York on the 18th, and says that special
train will take him thence to Tacoma in
three DAYS
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

Is one which is guaranteed n bring
you satisfactory returns, or in case oi
failure A return Of purchase prfce. on
this -afe plan you can buy from our
advertised druggist a bottle Of Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
II s guaranteed 70 bring relief n every
case. when used for any affection ot
Throat. Lungs or Chest. such as Con
sumption, Inflammation Of Lungs Rron-
Chltis, Asthma. WhoopnC Cough
Group. etc., etc. II is pleasant and
agreeable 20 taste. perfectly safe, and
can clwav= he depended upon. Ira
bottles 10 cents. at Peck Brothers drug
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

It is odd how standards of criticism
differ. A young man who was inspect
ing the signatures to the Declaration Of
independence that hangs in the state de-
partment was heard 10 rerark:
"Humphl If l had been some OF these
fellows, and couldn't write any better,
I'd have gone to a business college
Washington Post.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
No Texas Cattle In Michigan.

LANSING, Mich, May 12.-Governor
Luce has issued his annual proclama-
tion prohibiting the importation of
Texan cattle, or cattle wintered south
OF the thirty-sixth parallel, into the
State Of Michigan until November l..
The proclamation also prohibits Texan
cattle srom being unloaded for food and
water while in transit through the
State except at yards marked For
rTavao ca+t1o oplv
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

Your q stressln- c0ugh can 10 cured
We know it because Keups BaIsam
WITHIN the usst few vss-s hse C1re1 so
many coughs and colds 81 t1' CON-
ulni-v. rs remarkable sale has i'eer
won ertre.v " lts genuine merit Ass
s.re f~snd who has SD + Ffaf Pc
n kernp's BaIssr0. Tnerf n-
Trr1-rsna ~ pure. none effective i-arEe
tot 5oc ard g.. a. al dr-Ez So
~aurls bottles frae.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
a waning to Consus-Takers.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-The superin-
tendent of the census has issued an or
der warning all supervisors taking the
eleventh census not to accept any mon
ey for CHcial duties beyond their salary.
This is the result of certain city coun'
ellis and Boards Of Trade in the West
voting money 10 aid the enumerators, il
being feared that its acceptance would
be an incentive 70 fraud
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
TO DispeI Colds.

Headaches and Fevers, 10 cleanse the
system etfectually, yet gently, when
cosuve or bilious, or when the blood j.
impure orsluggish, to permanently cure
habtual constipation, TO awaken the
kidneys and liver 10 a healthy ACTIVITY,
without irritating or weakening them,
use Syrup of Figs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

Tho hest -aive IN tho worli for cuts.
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rneoio- fever
sores, tettfr, chafped hands, cll .a-Iis,
c0rns and 81 skin oruQtons, and Pos.-
lively cures piles, OF u0 pay Teq 1lred-
II e guaranteed - give perfect 81 tisiac-
ton or money refunded. Price l3cents
per hox. For sale by Peek Bros drug
gsts, corner Monroe and DUaon-sts-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
A Gallant Boy. Death.

CAMPBELL Ford. Ont, May IA
small dwelling occupied by a family
named Wynn burned TO tho ground a
13-year-old boy named William Wynn
and his grandmother, Mrs. Catharine
Soules. were burned 10 death. The
woman was 50 years Of age and help
less. and the boy lost his life in at
tom ntiny 10 save her
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

F-1 13eedf7s fnterrs and er'erra
2 .es, hssare. 6stula ana rf-a s
cured. 1r 1o psv. Tres treri -ss
NJ r csf from work H
references Frarrr-af FREE lake
s Vrvs~srs room - Porter
st Acrroe-sf Holrs-e ~ 3
lEes1 y srd Saturday evening" ~ ?.
-urdsTs. 81 20
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
IlEYEIASp OHIo

t1EYELASP DHl0-
J. u. Loose BED Clover Co, Detrssb
Mich.
IaSs recommended ~ one whe had
been cured ~ Il. 70 Use your kee Clever
Extract ! Goiie &c 40 hsYe been =
happy woman ever sinee. The rrss
appearances gave me more relief Hls2
al the mec lclae ] had ever taken.
After usBg less tban oQe-thHd 81 the
solid extract seat me, walked from
ny home down town, a distance OF one
mile. for the first time n three years.
/ csu be on my feet al day. wahsnt
any suffering, my work i a pleasure 10
nae and ] 40 more look forward With
dread 10 days Of pain ana suffering.
Your Bed Glover has given me Dss life
and am positive OF a speedy cure.
Yours grateful,
Mas n e.. KEITH
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

~ desire % - - oar clssBenS TAI
fUF years ~ have ben selling d.
k1x' New Discovery tax CoEasaznpg pgion.
Dx kings Ne@ LIE P1ls. Back.sn :
Arn.e4 Save &c Elsotrsc bistoIs. and
have never h-anolso rsme1les tkSi sci
~ vel. ~ Iazt have gyea s8oh s.l-
ysrsal satisfaction We do not hes
tate - guarantees them every Ens, snd
Ne stSna ready - refund tle PUrclaSe
pgsoe II satisfactory nsSLllts 81 not FOL
Iow their use These remedies nave
Non their great Popularity purely o.
thes merits Peck bTSs-, druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
Randall. SUCCESSOR.

PHILADELPHIA. May 12. - Hon.
Richard Vaux has been nominated for
Congress by the Third distric. Demo
cratic convention % FIJI the vacancy
caused by the death Of Samuel J. Ran
dali
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
WILL SURELY WIN.
George ErsnGLs Train Composing
Hts Tour Ct ths WCrld
EE BIDS FAIR 10 BEAT ALL RECORDS.

Ne Arrives - L0aaoz shs Etfsy See
s4d D@s AfteE Leaving IsSo1o. sAd
Ia 49, - TIE Holas-strstchs EEx
psStazk - ftalsh Ia Isa D4ys
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

Never reE act q ---st -s-e- o
- re aCTe e. ~ se-i--s rsss
trlo7. sues az ul IS lr- 11re c1oe $40
many r-rr Complaints br40Es
crd r r1ers r=tta remedy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

fectlrrs sinE irons impure rrre ere
cured ~ Hooc Ssrsarsr WI rch
errels a. ir,purty. Ard v.tsl res aud
enrches the bleed. GIVE d tar3L
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Constipation. PC per box, . boxes tor
&. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

Mrs WlnsloWs Soothing Syrup should al.
ways be used for children toething. It soothes
tie child. sOitens the gums, allays ali pal a
cures wind coiie. and Is the best remedy for
0lArTh0a .tceGts bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
YOUR
OWN
INTEREST
DEMANDS
2HA T

You go to O'Hara'S
and see the way they
are selling goods pre-
viOus to making alter
alton I'm their build
ings. Ten thousand
dollars worth of sur
plus stock must be
disposed Of before the
WOrkmen commence
operations. and if you
have So, So, $3.50 or
81 to invest in a pair
of Fine Shoes you Will
find shoes at O'Hara'S
25 per cent. better
than you can buy
them elsewhere at
these prices. We do
not ask you to believe
this till you call and
see for yourself.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

Pears Soap secures beautiful com
aleYiop
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
mothsrs

Beecham's Pills cures sick HeSdsch
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
JosbsEs' PRICES

Appsfs-s4 SO . = esrreL
Beans = 90 z4& , b0sAe-
kgH-l-s - , eezen.
bgttsr-L . % 3 g0G1a-
FOsAIoes-o.sc q kusae
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-15
"JULIA" AND "ROSA" WERE MEN
Two Chicago Rascals Swindle Numberless
Wife

Two Chicago RascaIs swindIe NumberIess
Wife Seekers.
Charles Kerfel German, and George Pot
tier, Frenchman, are under arrest at Chi
cago charged with using the mails for fraud
ulent purposes. They We're room mates and
they concOcted a scheme by which to live
well and without work In the French pa
pers of the country they inserted this adver-
tisement:
A young French miss IS DESTROYS of making
match with an honest man or a farmer. Address
Julia Burten, 1876 State street
To the German papers the following was
sent:
A pretty German girl desires to marry an honest
man or farmer Address Rosa Muller, 1,8I5 State
street
The men received numerous replies, and
under their female aliases entered into a num-
Der of matrimonial engagements. Kerfel, as
Rosa Muller. promised TO become the wife of
seventeen eager Germans, while Potter, as
Julia Burton, was under contract to twenty
four romantic and lonesome sons Of sunny
France. Each correspondent, as fast as he
popped" the question, was tenderly ap-
preached on the subject Of sending railway
fare, SO that Julia or Rosa might join
The man of her heart at once
The dollars flowed in, and while the two
rascals lived high their dupes in different
parts Of the country roasted around the de-
pots waiting for the fair charIner who never
came. A postotIice inspector at Chicago
learned of the swindle, and arrested the con-
splrators the other day. He secured over
two hundred letters from wife seekers, fifty
photographs and a choice collection Of locks
Of hair, ranging in hue from red TO white.
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WHY SHE SEEKS FREEDOM.
Tho Terrible Ordeal to Which Wife Was
Subjected.

The Terrible Ordeal to Which Wife Was
Subjected.
A story with all the interest and suspense
of the story of Bluebeard's last wife was re-
Gently told by Mrs. Margaret J. Whelan in
her superior court bill for divorce from
James Whelan, at Chicago. From her mar
rlage, Aug. IS, 1883, until Nov Z, 1889, her
story does not materially differ from the
hundreds Of similar tales. she was beaten
and abused By her husband, who twice at
tempted 70 kill her with knife.
Once he cut her dress from her back as she
WAS escaping, and again staboed neighbcr
who interfered TO save her from abuse. She
left him, but returned on his promise Of bet
ter behavior. she entered the house and fol-
lowed him to a room. Too late she noticed
thai the knobs OF the door had been removed
and their places taken by-<-s9zy staples,
which were fastened With telegram wires and
padloclS The terrified woman asked her hus-
band Whist be meant to do, end he turned on
her and, selling her by the hair, dragged her
TO the floor. Your minutes are numbered"
be exclaimed. Pray BOW, for you have but
five minutes 70 live. =
She knelt on the floor. with her hands
clasPed IN prayer, and he opened a huge knife
and hourished 1t above her bead The time
was getting short, and WiNsian turned to a
shelf 70 change the clock TO a more conven-
lent place 70 watch See minutes as thew
passed. As he turned his back Mrs. Whelan
spr2Dg TO her feet and leaped through the
window 70 the street. She WIS seriously IL
jursd by her fall hut was carec-for by neigh
bors. Judge Jameson entered an order en-
joining Whelau from Ia any way annoying
hlS wife
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At Chamnion,s Book Store.


A. BRUGGEMAN.
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Jew" aud Judas Iscariot, books of the same
character and general aninus- 1t finally
became necessary for him TO do his own
publishing and he started the Minerva Print
ing company.
Timayenis has several times come into
prominence in other ways than an author.
A little over year ago he was arrested on a
charge of attempting to shoot DIR. j. B. Dick
son. He Yves also taken in custody about the
same date for an alleged enlightenment, but
matters were finally settled outside the courts.
He Is q member Of the Nineteenth Century
club, and as writer and talker has displayed
great activity.
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reuCn Amer. car.
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REAL ESTATE.

Furnished by the Dean Abstract Coz
The following transfers of real estate
were filed for record in the office Of thc
register Of deeds yesterday:
c F Martin to G S Aldrich, 9S, 100,
102, 104, Madison ave Indiana sub,
NincenneS add. ....................S
c $ Aldrich to G + Martin, 1O6, los
40, ll2, Madison ave Indiana sub,
NinCenueS add Observation-Disclosures.
John Lels to J j Hennessey, acres
in NV = 1928 Observation-Disclosures.
7 w Meek to August Fast, As, 30,
blk Burton Car add ..............
j \ Roach to Ida Hifihbarger, bond
for deed one-third inst % Water
st city except 20 fl Of west end. 50i
j I Carpenter to r Bertholf, 46 to 80
Meridian ave; - to 20 and IS to 80
Montgomery ave: - to 40 and 46 to
90 Franklin ave; - to 40 and AZ to
80 Kansas ave, all in Motor Line
add to Valley Center .............. 1921
) I Carpenter to + BeTthOlf, %
Third st, Valley Center. 32OC
= q Babb to w ID Carney, II Pearl
st, Carey ave add.................. u;
= \ Haymaker to NJ Knapp, z st
Clair st, Lawnfield. 50(
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Notice.

Those in correspondence with friends in
the east who contemplate visiting Wichita
on business or pleasure in the near future.
should be advised of the series of home
seekers excursions to be run by the popu-
lar Frisco line from St Louis to Wichita
on April %, May 20, September 9, Septem-
Der % and October Ii. 1890.
These tickets are good to return thirty
days from date of sale and are sold at the
extremely low rate Of one fare for the
round trip. The Frisco line is the only
line running two daily express trains
between St. Louis and Wichita without
change. u. WISHART.
General Passenger Agent, st. Louis Mo
1TOOtf
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residence IN the vii
lage his friendsand
neighbors sustained
frequent losses Of
property, whic d
disappeared in the
most mysterious
manner from the
second story rooms
of their homes. No
one thought Of con-
II e C ting Tuthill
with the burgiaries,
until the other day
a victim identified
the young contrac-
tor as the midnight
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Our 8 knee pants suite ~ b-c
Cur - ~ knee Taa'- -g8t- If - n.
Cur 3 knee pants sl1t- - s. ~
our e. knee tart- suite az
School and boys suits with long parts
from $50 up. ~ TalF slaes paals ~ tss
slaughtered at = and - cents
r. cur genie furnishing goods ard flzt
6erar- I.sf1t $50 have @gr1e ~slFs Ear s.slIrls.
uaIrs god tstsr a1rzs ~ 25r.
4 good go heavf @oeE, = Eessr- Tor -.
Gla5ren- -.l5rf waste worth - ~ l5c
Fancy Fsrea.a -l41rt- worth : ~ 80 zssc
WHIT zf5T--. l4unsirlai worth - -.f 49,
HsIhrlggs.u shirts ard dTA@ers worth
~ 81. ~
R.5 Ike-~asets srorra 11s. 2 Eor TO-
EZegnss1sefa1 ll--1aksSei4-sts worth 20
3 fsF ~
15e and 80. s.lk hazsE~q-l F. a. ~
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Summer Sporting Goods!
AT Champions Book Store. dl2T-2
Another ReductIon Va santa be Route.

Commencing Tuesday, March %, the
Santa Fe will sell first class limited tickets
to Pueblo, Colorado Springs. Denver and
intermediate points, at $8.25 Free chair
from Newton. Pullman reservation NAV
be obtained by calling at 122 North Main
street, and at new union depot, corner
Fifth and Douglas avenues.
lll-tt w. d. MURDOCH, Agent.
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Commencing Sunday, March g. the
Great Rock Island route viii place in
service between Kansas City and Denver
their new and magnificent dining cars,
Pence de Leon" "Delmonte" and Ray
mond." Passengers leaving Wichita on
the morning trains for Pueblo. Colorado
Springs and Denver will be served with
dinner and supper on these trains 11O-tf