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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-05

! Segin telegrama que Sc reel
I bio, ha fallecido EN- la ciudad de
] Barcelona eI acaudalado y probo
: comerciante, que fu6 largos amos
! en- esta Plaza, nuestrO antique Y
3 digno amigo ID. Jose Hernaiz, y
] el cua vonia siendO 50 10 CO.
( mandltario de la respectable casa
1 que gi.a bajD la Talou dc SucesO-
4 res de j. Hernaiz 81 Co. DIchO
4 senior contaba aQui con numero,
sas amistades, y era muy apre-
I CiadO de CuantOs tuyierOn el
s gusto de tratar'e, pJr 10 que su
/ mueTte ha de ser muy sentida.
Z NosotTos acOmpanamOS en- el
Z iuelo su Sr. Sobrino carual y
I cousocio, amigo nuestro distin,
& guido, ID. Jullan Muusuri, y 8
os demas deudos del hnado, do
! seaudo para eI alma de este la
mansion de les iustos.
Ri dia lo por la noche dej6 de
existir en- Barcelona el qCe Tue
nuestro amigo don jose Hernsiz,
do caTnaI y socio de nuestro
amigo don Julian Mnnsurl.
FaciImeute SO comprendera
cuantO deploramOs esta desgra
cia, que do tan sensible mOdo
Ia venidO a herir a I'm amigo
Queridisimo con quien nos nne
ftaternal afecto y a una distin-
guida familia a cuyos pesares no
podemos ser indiferentes.
Ru1O es el golpe sufrIdO pOr
tan CarinosO soOrinO, tan rudo
que apeuas OastaTan a calmarie
.os cousueios de Ia amistad.
Ouenten, por 10 que pleda va
ler, que la muerte del senOr Her
uaIz ha sido sentida en- toGas las
classes de la s0Cied@i, y en- 81 CO.
mercIO eli general donde gozaba
de grandes slmpatlas pOr 81 hon
radez y laboriOsidad; y con el
CestimOniO de nuestrO dOlor 5 de
nuestro afecto, el sea)r Munsuri
= su apreciable familia pueden
cOntar con que les acOmpanA-
mos sinceramente en- ell immense
dolor que les oAige, deseando
para el que va no existe la glO.
ria eterna J Ia paz de los justos.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-05

Apostamos dob,e contra senci
Ilo d que no han de ser del agra
do del sehor Nova los apsratos
tea',ales con que ha querido exor
mar su election ell autonomismo
ortodoxo de esta Ant Ia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-05

En Ohio, Jo1u Apgar N .l6 /
palos a gu hijo, porque fa6 4 me.
roiesr = no trsjo NADIA, , luego
quem6 J redujo 3 cenizas al ca
daver.
Fl infame padre tfat6 desPud7
de suici Iarse, pero no 10 pudo
consegu'r,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-05


como la2 nece laaoe# n E rrEoluo.
= acnaif a elias 4n a4n.2 sa p1
sIDle'
1889 III Secre.ar.o RamoH Son
Jos P0tous
Ribnoteoo p55blr sf.a;r.-.s i. j.,
IN CCn;faI
Estado demostra.ly0 del m0vi-
miento de este C6utro d8 inatruc-
cj6n en- t0do e' g00 vanc,do de
1889.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-05

La sonora Hartnett, de Filadel.
fa, por un quttame ala esas pa
jaa, compr6 un iadgo = di6 a 50.
marido una tremenda paiiza, tan
trementa, que ere Sc hara epoca
en- los anA.es Fl adeIfanos : go las
carnes del i0feliz esposo, que que
dc como IN Ecce. Homo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-05
JUAfA LOCAL Dg INSTRUCTION PUBLICl
7 BIBLIoTECA PUBLICA MUNICIPAL

De la GGestG de hoy copiamos
con gusto 10 siguien:e, que do
cuenta de la feounda y laboriosa
gesti6n de aquells junta, y del ha-
lagueno estadO de Ia Biblioteca Pd
bliCs Municipal 81 eHtrar en- el
NuevO Aflo:
JWnta Local Dc InsgrWooiSn PGblioa
de Ia Capital.
Estado demostrativO de las Ope
EaciOnes de esta Corporation en-
todo el ano venoidO de 1889.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-05
Don Saturnino Ateca.
+" Andres Bordoy.
=" Francisco v. GonZ4lez.
T" Rafael Eabian.
/" Jose Orcasitas.
f" Manuel Gonzalez.

Felicitamos a eatos distingui-
dos seflores por Ia confanzs que
han merecido & sus consocios, es-
perando de su entusiasmo por Ell
AuraLi0 M9t11o toda suerte de es-
fUerzos Y acierto5 en- pro de la
Institution.
7 al ceIoso T sidente = amigo
sshor Snarez. dan aii grac, &
or ell enyio Dc .n NJ IL RIA = re-.
II or i-c NJ 81 ter'd, /.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-05
COsAs Y CAsOs

DE la GRAN REPUBLICA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-05

" Naesa Dipztaao.-Segdn telaQra-
mas oHcisies reclbidos snoche, su ItB
slaccl3ues pars uu Dlpa5sdo q C0rass
y0F aI dis5fto de Ponce (PaeTt0- Rico
ha sid0 -lsgido ngsstr9 distinguido
e9mpshsfa 90 Ia pgensa don Miguel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-05

Eu Upper NJ 'rIboro, Maryland
ell pueblo asalt6 "a cArcel, y sa-
csndo de ella al preso Joe Vermi
lion, Ie co g6 mly frescamente Dc
un arboI.
El csd8var es uvo argas horae
sirviendo de e-pe ta1uIo publico
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-30
A MIDGET

CARTHAGE, Mo-, Nov. 29-Tom Hodges,
a miner, living on Tiger hill, in the north
part of this city, and his wife, Mary, have
had hundreds of visitors at their humble
house TO see their little daughter, which
arrived yesterday. The cause of such
neighborly devotion is on account of the
smallness of the new arrival. 1t Is not
more than eight inches long and will not
weigh more than as many ounces. To all
appearances the child is strong and
healthy and is well propOrtioned. bright
and active, with eyes sparkling like dia-
monds The doctor and other attendants
are of the opinion that it will live, and il
so it will certainly rival Tom Thumb as a
midget.
An idea of its smallness may be formed
when it is known that an ordinary sized
finger ring may be placed over its hand up
to the shoulder. For lung power it can
rival any big, fat baby III the neighbor-
hood. The neighbors are all proud of it
and spare no pains TO make the mother
comfortable.
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The HotcI ncri.t.r rLend.

Did you ever notice q register Gend" 70
mp 70 the hotel counter. catch The book b7
two leaves ard by sudden jerk bring It
right side 40 before bim' Well. IL you
haven't, just take r1fIr tgrd hy auyof the
counters ID our hotels and watch
A fine lo--ting man came up 70 the coun.
ter Of the Imperial hotel aud carefully read
the name and place o. residence Of ever
man on II Clerk Parker was on watch.
and answered dozen quesf i0u. that man
put % him Parker stood it good nntured
ly for while and then took up a paper %
read. After the 'Eerd" had gone out
ParkFr said.
How funny a5out some men Nov
that man does not W ant 20 ses anybedy
here and be probably nevez was in here
before in his life. DAD yo0 notice that be
took 2 toothpick ~ he left the desk Wei.
be viii keep that in his mouth. and s-aud
ing out ~ the front door permit the pass
ersby to think thai be- il one 81 our bo4-l
ers. u j. q harmless concert. but some
times a very troublesome one. New YORK
Telegram.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-30

SALINA. Kan, Nov 29-The Central
Kansas Teachers association concluded
its work today and adjourned. The follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President. :. Il. Sharp, Mcpherson;
vice president. Ida NJ. Hogden, Lyons:
secretary. &. Y Roop. Salina, and treas
urer, j. r. Byckerdyke. OF Russell.
BELoIT, Kan, Nov. 20 The Northwest
Kansas Teachers association closed very
successful three days meeting here today
with an attendance of about five hundred.
J. r. Burton, of Abilene, addressed the
association Thursday night. and President
A. r. Taylor, of the State Normal school.
at Emporia. spoke last night. l.. VI.
Brocket, of Mankato is the president-elect.
The association will meet at Belleyille
next year.
OTTAWA. Kas. Nov. 29-The South
eastern Kansas Teachers association
closed three days session here this noon.
The next meeting Is at Fort Scott, and
the officers are: q. w. Martin, Burliug-
ton, president: c. F.. Mervin. Erie, vice
president; Miss Inez Mack. secretary; d.
r. peaSe, PIttSburg, treasurer Nvan-
dotte county was awarded the first prize,
there being fifty teachers present from
that county, being the highest percentage.
The meeting proved the best in the aSsoci
alton history.
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STATE AFFAIRS
News and Notes from the Capital of
Kansas.


TOPEKA. Kan. Nov. 2a.-The live stock
Eanitary commission has formally given
notice that all cattle will te released from
quarantine restriction December l. The
board has settled the preliminaries with
the Sherliis OF those counties in which
cattle have been held. The board pro
nounces the state free from all cattle dis
ease
The railroad commissioners have made
n decision in the case recently heard before
the board, wherein the cities of Great Bend
and Salina, asked that the special rate on
slack coal now given To the salt works Of
Kansas be also given To other industries
requiring cheap coal This the commits
klsnerS refuse. They say the present rates
were given to develop the hidden wealth.
which could only be done by making a
rate on slack coal that was a practical
loss TO the railroads, considered by
Itself The compensation came in
the production OF salt, one car
load Of slack producing two car loads Of
salt, the latter becoming an article of
proht 10 the carriers aS well as 10 the pro-
uucers. Other industries are guided by
the demand FOR them, and can be located
81 one place as well as another salt. on
The contrary, can ouiy be produced at he
salt beds. Other states have fOstered this
industry, New Ork retaining ownership
OF all the salt lands. leasing them to oper-
Rtors. In Kansas the salt beds are located
FAR from fuel. and unless material Conces-
kions were made in the hauling Of coal.
they would 10y worthless The reduced
rates on slack. therefore. are hereafter To
be applied only 10 such salt interest. and
not to other industries, even in the same
location This. the commissioners declare.
is not discrimination, aS other factories or
works are not dependent Upon the partic-
lar localities where they are located. as Is
the salt industry
The friends OF Hon. L. H. Funston are
already urging him Tor governor OF Kansas
IN lS.2. Nr. Funston has long had au am
hluon no be governor OF Kansas. not 80
much Ton the hoDOrs OF ths; position As for
the influence il would give h.m when he
again goes 10 congress. Only TWO Years
ago Mr Funston said. Il notice that
those members of congress who have been
governors have much more influence than
Others. I would consent 20 drop ont of
congress long enough To serve a, governor
OF Kansas one term, when / would again
return TO Washington as representative
from the Second district with governor
pUefNed To my name
ar. Funston has no idea Of permanently
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A Pet monkey attended the services at a
church in this ci.~ cl recent Sunday
Jocko looked as1g- a c1al-al way aud
Jumped upon 4, Hl.-rS. lie sat there for
- moment, attracting the attention OF
everybody around
He looked up ar thr choir and measured
-Ee distance bc.s..a L,e ...... and the gal
.."y, ana i"r gu ns.Tr. seemed tJ have a
'ild to - u. s.Hoas taa singers, but IL
was too lo-- % jump, sn3 s,cko sDrang
down on t-c beck cf "a pew. Then be start
ei mp toward t1s altar, skipping from pew
10 pew. The ladies burr.sily got out Of
nls way. One Young man dueEcd his head
70 led the animal go over him. bat Jocko
lit squarely on bis beck and startled the
worsniper. JOcko was startled, too. hut he
kept going on until p" reached he chauccl
A flying leap took him on 20 The altar rail.
along which be skipped ali fne way acruss
the church. The clergy man paused. and the
sexton ran mp with a long pole and poked
ut the intruder. .Iocko started back across
the rail on she run. From tire rail be
jumped TO a pew back and mp into a win
dow, and then out. 10 the great relief Of
the COngregatIon.-Sav News.
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retiring from congress. Hon r. w. Blue
Is ardently supporting him for governor,
under the mistaken notion that Funston
would be out of the way permanently. No
man in the second district can shelve the
farmer member, as many have found TO
their cost. He has won place not only i'm
the hearts of his constituents at home, but
in the esteem of professed politicians in
Washington, who recognize his power. His
voice is never heard in whispers when ad-
vocating reforms in congress. He makes
himself heard, even if not felt.
Mr. Funston is the only man in Kansas
who successfully defied the Alliance. and
he will not be laid in the dust by few de-
signing politicians.
Treasurer-elect Stover will take possess
ion next week He will make no changes
in his office at present Mr.. Hovey will re
tain the present force in the auditors office
IA few months, and will then make few
changes.
The work of fixing up' representative
hall and senate chamber has already been
commenced The two halls will be direct
ly united by a walk across the main build
ing.
If you have headache try Preston's
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Beecham's Pills cure sick headache.
FAILURES

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29-The failure of
B. X. Jamison & Co., divided the atten-
tion of the street this morning with the
startling publication of John A. Baker,
,Jr.'s, gigantic forgeries. The general
opinion seems to be that the failure of
Jamison q Co will be worse than at first
represented. The liabilities of the firm
are estimated on the street at 81, ,561, 900;
but such estimates are the merest guess
work, as those who are in a position to
authoritatively state what the liabilities
are decline to do so at this time.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29-Bchning Sons,
piano manufacturers, at 157 East One
Hundred and Twenty street, made
n general assignment today TO William
Jonk. with preferences of over $4,000.
PITTSBURG. Pa, Nov. pa dispatch
from Edensburg, Pa. says: Johnston,
Buck s; Co, bankers, have closed their
doors. The assets and liabilities are not
yet known.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Nov. 90 - The
Journals Duluth special says the private
bank of H. p Hall & Co closed its doors
this morning temporarily In a run yes
terday $4,000 of the $40, 600 deposits were
drawn out. When the bank closed Mr.
Hall addressed the waiting depOsitors, and
told them he could pay no more cash, but
if they would wait a day or two, they
would be paid in full. He had not raised
the necessary funds today.
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Go where you will, you will always find
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup conveniently. p
AN INCOME TAX.

WAsHINGTON. ID. c., Novem Der 29-COn-
gressman Mausur is one Of the pioneers in
a movement which obtained some headway
last session. THIS movement looks 10 the
establishment OF the income tax The adj
vOcates Of the proposed legislation have
until now confined themselves 10 talking
il up. At this session another step forward
will De taken. The income tax people be
lieve they are strong enough to make an
impression on the present congress. They
will present and urge d bill Congressman
Oates. Of Alabama, has been intrusted
with the drafting Of the plan He j. now
at work upon it. In brief IL may be stated
that the proposition j. TO levy a graduated
tax on all incomes above $1,000 year.
Col. Nansur believes that public senti-
ment IS ripe for the legislation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-30

Lawyer Prolix-fbe prisoner, gentlemen
Of the Jury, reading In your Lace thai In
uhuitarianisn. which Tcdscts y0uT rcsp0n-
siveness 70 tho sppesls " rDercy-thAt God
given divinACion which Hike the hssh bghs
cf the camera. peDeti ates TIE mist thai
hides the false from q e trlIe-thAt ratio
cinatiou through whos, profound ebAnns'
the mind swseps unerIingiJ % the haven
Of justice-that inPervtousnesaI to ssct~
rian influence which riakss Js1~ CT Cen
tile, MussulInan or NJ thOckt. COasAck or
Campbsilite--
Judge Cutter-Teg pardon. MIR. Com
sell0r. but you are us rping judicial fuBo-
tious. lt 3. the rr9rf prrrogaiive 70 IN
fict long eeutsuc,- 80 cstou Coanrr.
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Renewed attention has been directed %
some curious eXpse-i uIents rGars+ Feafy- fre
years ago by " Slcholzs Wagner r. Wa
then demonstrated that f1sd eiectric eur
rents exisr IL TIE WINS Of D1ttsrales. AnI
that the color Of the wing Is determined by
these currents. Artificial cgrreuts Chaus,e1
the reds inro o-anRs. and blacks into red
and constant battery pr0d1crd spO-s
varying IA shsDc wItb the strength ot the
current By means q ele-tric.ty. % Wa
also posi- bic u p-oSuo- kial ~ strophY.
and - ehsnE. ,bs s1a2s q shs UIaga-
Arkausaw T'-aselar
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BED CIOuD NOT AN INDIAN

ineut lady in this city Is the sister OF Red
Cloud. Sitting Bulls. right-hand man, and
tells a romantic Ory concerning her
brothers career. When 3 years old he was
stolen from his parents. who then resided
in Wisconsin on an Indian reservation in
the northern part Of the state, and al
track Of him was lost for eighteen years,
when be was found among the red men,
having been brought up by them he had
forgotten his own name. but remembered
that Of his father and his dogs, and bis
Identification was complete lie remained
with his family a few weeks, speaking
English imperfectIy. but French huently.
But all his sympathies were with his
adopted tribe. aud be rejoined the Sioux.
20 the grief OF his parents and brothers
and sisters, and has since then been 10 al
intents and purposes semi-sAvage-
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bed, with his throat cut from ear to ear.
The excitement over the murder is intense.
The murderer was arrested. The trial
with jury came up before Judge Boyd,
but As it was discovered that the jury was
composed of friends of the man arrested,
the judge ordered them discharged. This
produced a state of affairs which looked
like bloodshed. Judge Boyd, in the heat
of excitement said: Il leave the seat of
this court and will never return until the
ChickaSaw nation becomes a state of the
Union" or remarks to that. effect. He then
put on his hat and left the court. The
utterances of Judge Boyd has produced a
profound impression.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-30

TOPEKA, Kan. Nov 29-The following
new Kansas corporations were chartered
by the secretary of state:
The Argentine bank, with a capital
stock of $4,000 The directors are Thorn
as J. Barker, John X. Matney, John Stef
fens, Samuel Beattie, \. Taylor, g. w
Galley, 7. X. Lewis, n. McAlpin, August
BOlke, Judd H. Hohl, Theodore krauss
d. G. Bliss, j. T. Barker. c. W. Trickett
and f. Bowman.
The Glen Elder Alliance Cooperative
Purchasing and Shipping association, OF
Mitchell county. The capital stock is S25,
600, and the directors are: Henry Morgan,
w. c. Rector j. X. p. Boyd. :. ". Wat
son, l.. NJ. Woodward, O. +. Height, j. B.
Muck, John Elder and Perry Spencer.
The Calvary church of the Evangelical
association of North America. in Lincoln
county-Trustees-Ir c. Buzic, II. B.
Venum, L. ). Swartz, II. II. Gilpin, :.
Metzye
The Orbitello church Of the Evangelical
association of North America, in Lincoln
county. Trustees-C. NandOver, G.. \.
Wolf, J. Weaver, J. Hoover, j. W. Haffer
The Waverly Lead and Zinc company,
Of Waverly. Directors-Nil illiam Wallace,
John W. Senior, james Lindsay, +. I.
Duvall. f. 5. HASKELL II. II. Murray. o. l.
Foster, !. w Hammond, all of Waverly.
Capital stock, S3OO,0O0
IF fails. money refunded; Preston 5
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The Good T~rp-a-s' Mgtaai fss-sai -
sociafion 20 New YORK hss rerrTef %
cep-@ - f1-a branr4~s 4lio-z Asiiss
luiyes. whira ngrzDr- ~ q A. are.
q Wr-s Ernn-baak s-rnra a7-.~f. ss f1e
probable rn-sa.s z~r f1- fa- s--sfe - ;ssrs
j. El-zz 5e-.hlp u - ~ 70 wosk sIang
zta new i5fzes ev~rY sex flrrr prom -
g. - Izr-s 4rno11t % busi 49, dom 81
t1is order has N lssEs lzlsurzzrs. t1o.-ig-
u ,ri-1 fer yes-~ - isr-Ds ,los sor>stosos of
tzAs x-a1
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SIOUX CTTT. Ia. Nov "a fatal acci-
dent occurred az The lows end of the Ms
sour River railroad bridge yestesdsy. 4
freight train was coming down the grade,
when buggy occupied by !. !. I.apsieT,
Mss = J. l1ap-ley. Mrs John a Lapsley.
and the latter's lirtle laughter. approached
from the esst- Iap-ley saw the train and
reined up his horses. but they were sDlr-
tied s1eeds and he could nOs bold them.
Seeing they were beyond his cOntrol, h-
applied he whip AID got on tae tracE Just
in tlFue for the train - strlks the buggy
squarely Mss Lapsiey Eas instantly
KILLED Lapsley and his sister In law and
her little daughter escaped wIih a tsE
hr1lses
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Leading Druggists and Grocers
Sell the Excelsior Springs, Mo, waters.
HAZETON RACES

Special Dispatch 10 the Daily Eagle.
HAZELToN. Kan. Nov. 29-The races
advertised to take place here yesterday
aud today, were grand success in every
particular. The weather was fine. the
track in splendid condition, and large
crowd in attendance each day. All the
leading horse owners Of Harper and Bar
Der countres were here. and several OF the
races were as interesting aud exciting as
any held in southern Kansas this season.
Below i the result OF two Of the principal
races each day:
Friday-Tbree minute trot, purse SO
Won 10y e. w" ID. Rhodes. Anthony.
Iwo-yesr-old trot, purse S}5-W on by
Belle smith, >. Lowdon. HazeltOn.
oStUTcay-ei5 - tro.. purse S0-Non by
Bessie Allen; + H. shelley, kiowH-
Free for al! trot. purse SiS-Won by Fred
p W. r. Campbell. kiowa.
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TnE GALVESTON SHIP LINE.

GALVESTON. Tex. Nov. 29.-The Pan
American steamship line. TO ply between
Galveston and South American ports, in
the banana and general fruit trade. has
been established. with a capital Of 81. % o.
co. The principal stockholders reside in
Chicago, Omaha, Denver, Kansas Civ,
Topeka Dies Moines aud Galveston. The
principal Offices Of the company are 70 b.
located IN this city, and the neyg company
will have several vessels IN the trade early
IN 1891 Several cargJes of tananas have
been unIoaded here recently. and tie great
majority are put on the cars directly from
these ships FOR Denver. Pueblo wichita,
Kansas City, salt Lake, Helena and
Ogden.
Why suffer, PrestOa's He d-Ake' vii
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DENIsoN, Texas, Nov. "A pr0mi inent
gentleman who arrived today from TiSho-
miuco, the capital OF the Chickasaw pa
y;on. reports an extraordinary and graphic
scene which took place "Wednesday. \
few dsys ago s horrible murder wsls CON
rnittsd Al the capital. \ very ..young man
named / CuloeFtson was discovered dead II
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TO BE TAKEN WITH SALT

CHICAGO, Nov ga special from
Hutchinson, Kan, says: Jay Gould has
bought the extensive works of the Hutch
inson Salt company, whose plant is said to
be the largest in the United States.
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LrNnAL aLIIIEpn

NEW YORK. Nov. .9-Henry Willard AT.
rived 20 Ho5oken 81 .ssl O'Clock this
morning on the North German Lloyd
steamer AIleT, from Bremen he was one
Il the first Of the uassengers 20 descend the
.augway. Mr. Willard Oh reaching the
iier was questioned about the prospects o.
Northern Pacific snd the North American
company Il don't know re replied
I've had an excellent time u Europe. en-
ioyed myself immensely and had tine Toy-
age That j. al have 20 say a. present.
cure cure-Preston-s He'd Axe
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