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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02
A man who has prscticed medicine
for 40 years. ought TO know salt from
sQrar. read what he saws.

ToLEDo, O, Jan. 10, 1887.
Nessrs. +. !. Cheney & Co.-Gentle-
men, have been IN the general prac-
tee Of medicine for most 40 years, and
would say that IN al my practice ard
experience have never seen a pTepars-
ton tnst could prescribe with ss much
confidence of success "a I can Halls
Cstsrr Cure, manufactured by you.
Have prescribed II a great many times
and It's effect = wonderful. and would
say in conclusion that have yet 20 find
q case Of Cstsrrh that i would not cure.
# they would take it according to dIrec-
tons.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02
Yours trulv.

l.. L. GoRsrcH. VI. u.
OfHce. 9I5 Sumnitst.
We will give 500 for snv case Of
Catarrb thst can not be cured with
Halls Cstarrh Cure. Taken internally
-. CHENEY a CO, Props. +.
Toledo. =.
Sold BY druggists. SC
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

SPECIAL Sale of IRISH Linen Writing
Paper. One-qusrser reau7. octave Sc,
together with Eve packs Of envelopes
for g. commercial slse. 81 3.
Gro. A. HAIL = CO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02
a ,ourHEEN eoMFAkI,oS

When a s1gLleruef eoEgpsEes =
Northern man, in arr way, With Jsrfer-
soR Dsyis, L a = sure ssgn that he
tanks nm 3 pre'tlgy. THIS Is what
Heary wattersoa says OF Speaker Reed
II think our people lost their heads
n the beginning OK the battle. and sd
a great many foolish things under ex-
element. They should nave kept their
temper, net Mr.. Reeds aGd2city viii
equal coolness, ana made q simple re-
cord on the parliamentary issues IN
yolvec - 20 70 the country on. By
their unggiarded and ill-tempered utter
RANGES they played directly INTO Mr..
Reeds hands and helped 70 make him
the hero that he 5 with MS party. ]
think hLs rulings were revolutionary,
but ne took his political LIE IN his
hands as Washington dld ana as Jed.
DAVIS ald, stalking an On the result.
He was sustained by the results-and
that MAKES the difference between s
rebel and a patriot lie Is a brainy.
Intelligent man, and has undoubtedly
proved the wisdom or his election by
the Republican,"
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

THE Kansas City A-rs consoles e.
Lon. for the loss Of the Worlds Far,
BY remsrkinE that there vas 70 srcw
Ter sanity" city anyway.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

No MORE appropriate place for the re-
nomination of Grover Cleveland as the
Democratic candidate for the Presi-
dency could have been found, than at
the banquet of southern society,""
And yet it fell fiat.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02
COOPERATIVE Employment Co

WANTED-Salesmen. clerks, bookkeepers
w bartenders. teamsters. shipping clerks
farm hands. office help and all others out of
employment to call and investigate our en-
tlrely new and thoroughly reliable system OF
procuring situations. Cooperative Employ
ment Company. l321% MOnrOe-st., Rooms 81
and %, Porter r. oek. Phone 1927.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

PROBABLY no other gerrymandering
scheme was so ever brazenly and shame
lessly pushed through, as the Ohio
Democratic scheme just passed by the
House. 1t is work of art and gives
sixteen out of twenty-one members of
Congress to the Democracy. Its effect,
it is fondly hoped, will be TO insure to
the Democratic party the control of the
next House of Representative in
Congress.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

TT is said thst the bill Of fare. AZ
Andrew Carnegie s magnificent banquet
at Washington. vas actually written n
plan. unadulterated, un-Fr.nchi6ed
Erriish. HAL Ccguublai
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

WHEN the editor of the Lansing Jour
na! gets hold of the pump handle, water
has 10 come. Ii makes no difference
how muddy and black the water may
be, he must fetch it or perish in the at
tempt. HIS last spasm came on while
he was contemplating Carnegie's great
banquet and he pumped, and pumped.
and pumped. For some reason or other
his old pump went back on him and
brought up naught but wind-not of
the very best quality, either.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

ENGLAND now has adopted the
Chautauqua idea, and has National
Home-Reading Union," for the purpose
of developing taste for recreative and
instructive reading among all classes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

For pilzr extension table. WITH osS
snish. for 3, 80 - WinegsT Furniture
Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

THE last candidate named for Lieut.
Governor, on the Republican ticket, is
Hon. Thomas Mars, of Berrien Center,
the present master of the State Grange.
He has had legislative experience in
the State Senate, and experience as a
presiding officer in the Grange.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

Economic thought has never occu
pied the attention of The country a
large as it does today. Clubs which,
twenty-five years ago, had for their OBJ
ject such discussions would have soor
died out; but now they live, are largely
attended, and are doing a great work il
the education of the people as to their
true condition of wants.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

There are AS completed rolling mill.
in the United States, and eleven build
ing.
1t is estimated that American rail-
roads will need 100000 tons Of stee
rails this year at q cost of $35, 600 900
Nearly S. 900, 900 has been invested il
manufacturing enterprises in Florence
Ala, during the past twelve months.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02
REAL EsTAqE-oo0srky.

EN0R sALE-0r VIII exchange for city prop
erls. al sA&ore farm IA cascade IosR
ship Nell improved. Cad On or address DF
n W. Dauiorth. Cascade. Mich. june
EUk SALt-L2rge farm on PiAiRneld ToAd
SIX niles out, EnoWn as the DAuiel Phillips
place. good buildings, price 80 per acre. IN
qure on premises or ~ \. h. e0rner CslleEe-
ave. snd fuilon-sf n
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02


"BRISs with thee airs from Heaven
or blasts from"-Dixie, il makes
profit all the same for the Republican
party. The following paragraph from
the August Ca Chroaiele shows that
al Is not lovely in Southern Democratic
free-trsde circles:
''The Chroaicls is glad to know that
the ex-Secretary or the Interior looks
so hopefully 10 the campaign of 1892.
No man did more by precipitating the
contest 10 secure our defeat IN 1855
than the accomplished aud eloquent
Villas. When chickens have teeth and
cows fly We may expect 90 carry Wis.
consin. It was the tomfOolery OF
Colonel Villas and Colonel Dickinson
about tariff reform being the one issue
needful 20 carry the Northwest States
OF the Mississippi Valley that left Us in
the vocative when the roll of States was
called IN November, 1883"
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02
NROZIER e. CUTLER'S
" REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
Z. B. CALDWELL, MANAGER.
Weston Building, Is CAnal-St

sHS00 Residence. will sell on easy terms.
toOO location. Jeners0n-sye.. Just south
OF tiltb-aye.; new. finished ia oak furnace
and all other modern cOnveniencesi lot IS By
200
G1OS Each. buys twenfy-one nice lots In
Si@c south part OF city. II sold in a bunch
For particulars. call al CroZier 4 Cutters real
estate department, Weston building.
STORE Building on NadisOn-zve.. for sale OF
- exchange; would prefer 10 exchange for
vacant lot on The HILL Inquire CrOzler Cut
lers real estate department. over Board of
Trade.
IF YOU have horse. harness and buggy. or
pair of work horses 20 exchange Tor =
vacant lot. call IL Crozier & Cutters real estate
department
C0GQl VIII buy a modern home. three
CooVo blocks east OF city. near fiftb-aye.i
will sell on easy terms; take vacant lot or pair
OF work horses for first payment. For particu-
lars call az CToZieT A Cutters real estate Dc
partment. Weston building.
10 ACRES, inside the limits of the city Of
Io Eaton Rapids. Eaton county; good house
barn orchard and water. and on the bank Of
Spring brook; soil fertile cheap. on easy
terms; reason for selling, death Of owner.
70l0 ACRES Of timbered land. located IN
soVO Dunklin county. No. 10 exchange for
Grand Rapids property. Fun description can
De bad Oy applying al Crozler a Cutters real
estate department.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

Sh0hi-hAND and type writing practically
taUSht Dy an eAperieAccd writer type
wrJng scpAr4tcly II desired day and evening
session. {. h. Nichols. sienOgra pher IS Mon
fOe-sL Il
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02
/. w. HEATH,
INSURANCE,
Loans and Real Estate,

NO 10 CAIN ALSE-
EFPP EsEET5s
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

HELP NAAFED-AELE.
NNANTED-Man - take charge 81 az estal-
W listed b1SlneSSs sa arS a. per UeeE !
nus have So cash scc0rlty. Address j. !. !.
Box {. this once. q
lAANIED-A yoeax man. fairly eGac&teci 5
soeQ appearance sne goes address per
msnent pesitloa - right p2rfy' q, - sc-
ellx1ty. Gall OF address Nichols a ca. rocm
-. 81 Monroe4st. 81
NAArhD-5 cabinet makers 10 60 70 New
sy.e. Converse Manufacturing CO. u
WANiED-kelisbe loesl ana travelling
saivsmcu. Positions permanent SpeeiAl
lndu. eaieDts now last selling spsciAltlos
d0n delay salary IRON start Brown Br9s-
Nursery men, CAieago. Ills. June il
WAATkD-SaiosmeB. clerks book keepers
bSrteDders. tcAmsIerS. shipping clerks
farm hands once help, AID al Others out Of
employment 10 cal Nnd iufcstigate cur en-
tirely pew and thersughls reliable system o.
procuring situations. Cooperative EmBloX-
ment Company 1924 Mearoe-sI., rooms 81 ana
- Porter block. Phone iez7.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

Rtfokk tAt reni ssE IA secure heuss noN.
A. when ypu cAh aAt d Tor g. pcr month i
Is very p.eASAotls iagatec j. 8 froyin
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

Nearly So 000,000 has been invested IN
manufacturing enterprises in Florence,
Ala, during the past twelve months.
Railroad earnings are steadily in
cTeasing.
The Mexican Central gross earnings
during the past twelve months were
St, 1889 ,226, an increase of 1862 1893, and
net s., ,S25, ,399, an increase of S469 sos.
The gross earnings of the Great
Northern Railway, operating the Mani
tOba system in 1899, were 81 .090. $40 in
MinDesot, an increase of $685. 600.
Reports from Sydney, Australia, say
that foods in Queensland have dam
aged thousands of acres of land and
caused severe losses.
The purchases of cotton by American
mills since September, aggregate ,S54,
4S2 bales, against 1,792 .S3S bales the
corresponding time in 1889.
Bank Clearings at the leading financial
centers last week aggregated 81 ,081 ,24s,
GIG, decrease of % per cent. over the
corresponding week last year.
The inhabitants of Nebraska are
divided on the subject of repeating the
long and short haul clause of the Inter
State Commerce act. The farmers
want 1t repealed but the merchants do
not.
The profit of sugar making at Medi-
cine Lodge, Kan, last year was Sl3,-
s21.28. In this estimate is included the
State bounty. The product was 400. .2Ss
pounds of sugar and 1880 gallons OF
sirup.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02
FuRsTTuRE AND P1hEos sToREp.
AGENTS WANTED.

WhNTED-Agents fer ths History 81 he q
" plorstons of, Dznaz DEEDS snd eranl
Achievements Of Stanley agents 0htif Bl-J-s
rfreu az free address 0. A. Browning Co.,
Iotedo. Ohio ohh
GrwTc shnud write fay Illustrated circular.
u ard terms frr fwo weeks trial af Missouri
Washer. washes diTtiest clothes cIeaE - bot
steam without rub1.ngs eesl = sold prstfs
BE. !. Worth. 81 LOUIS. Ne. 1u1e "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

EOk RkNf-barn. IN rear of 81 Sheldon-st
Inquire J.. s. Pierce. a Monroe-st a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02
TO sUBsCKIB ks
OFFICIAL PAPER Or THE CITY.
BIGOrKY

GRAND RAPIDS. SUNDAY MARCH =
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02
HELP wAsTRD-FERLLB.

WANTkD-4oung girl 10 assist IN care OF
w baby. Apply Monday al los barelay-st. 90
WANTED-An experienced girl for second
w work. Mrs. 4. ii. White. l25 COurt-St o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

TOR RENT-Two minutes walk from pest
L. Office, large 9room house. No. 90 Crescent
ave. neighborhoOd excellent; well and cistern
water in house; also several other houses in
different parts of city. Joseph ii. Martin. -
Canal-st 63
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

EXPERIENCED man viii furnish outff for
- meat market IN 1--we town; wants partner
with 500 OF s-0oi no risk. Address A. II. :.
box = 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

Ls0R SALK-Buy 3 h0me before TIE sprias
= ilsr ia prices II room house an i'ssls OF
College afes All modern improvements yard
graded ana s)Oled and concrete ealkS, al Tor
$50. Or - per month. room house on Mad
Charles W 1uits IEits bnohanAn's law
of1ee, LedXarg block, LII
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

E'OR RENT-Ihree very desirable houses
IL centrally located; also, / have d handsome
new house Oh Jhomasst. for sale cheap. Fred
Maynard, / and New EOuSeman block. o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

FOR SALk-A iorsy-acre iAra. vita Eogse
AID h3Ia. Tor sale cheap sil take city
properly IA exchange InQuirs oi Egan AIT
man, IS West hriegs-st.s 81 Ars alnsenacl
las otT2lSal-St. A4r. II
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

FOR SALB-Cheap. a ten-horse power gas
II engine, all in good running order; reas0 n
for selling. wsnt more power. aud are replac
ing il with q twenty-horse power gas engine a
same Kind. Rincge. Bertsch d Co.. IL, u 81
Il Pear-St. 5.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02
SITUATIONS wANrED-FERALB.


WANTED-To do dress making by the dsy
w Call Mondays or address Room IS. Park
Place. q
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02
WAETED-T0 RENT
FOR sALE-KIsCELLAEBoUs

HORSEs-wanted one air. Tor farm ;exchsnge
IL city property. lOl South Collese-aye- o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

sod by drugEists, Sc
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

EOR RENT--House OF ten rooms; furnace
gas. water and all modern improvements;
tenant can re-rent part If desirable. Inquire AZ
Ia Lagrave-st. 52tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

no YOU WISH TO secure loan on your
IL house and lot. block or faTmg We can ac-
conimodate you. Look no farther.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

EOR SALE-Good ire-proof safe; 6foot. $50 4
and 9f0ot show cases. cheap. Inquire OF
Peter DoTan, Tower block. 6T
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

tNh saAk~koua plne she hATaNoe laa4s
eagy property 81 Al klaaA Hell l0a~fct
also money Il lean on goet rr1i estate 81
Eoae timber ianas in sQms froH 49, - { . 0N
Cal AZ \ q : Aosetfs oAsok. opposite sweet
Hotel A. + AnUsara $50
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

"a sRISKNAE. CT clssk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-16
Ennnr Kind of RnSiness.

A thrifty but obtuse German, who owns a
small farm out in jefferson, has decided re-
Gently that he will only deal with his own
people in the future Not long ago a Connec-
ticut man purchased farm next to his, and
one day he bought sheep of his German
neighbor. agreeing to pay him for it in thirty
days About two weeks later he called on
the German and traded him the sheep for a
hog. At the end of the month the German
went around after his money. Money for
whatT' asked the Yank IVY, fer de sheep"
replied the German. why, you've got
your Sheep said the Connecticut man. a.
traded him with you for a hog, didn't ]"
The German nodded and then asked for pay
for the hog why should pay you for the
hog asked the Yankee when l traded you
the sheep for hima" The German looked be-
wildered and said he must have pay for the
sheep. "Now, why should l pay you for
what l haven't gotT asked his neighbor.
We'll, den l want pay yer my hog" The
Yankee smiled compassionately. Didn't
you trade me the hog for the sheepF' he
asked The German nodded, looked tired.
and said: Dots funny way TO do pizineSsr'
Hereafter he Will deal with his own people
Chicago Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-16
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 15.-Good trade was
reported on speculative account in wheat
and the feeling was little unsettled. july
closed l85c higher than yesterday. Not
much doing in May and June.
Corn was fairly active though there were
periods when the market ruled dull Fluc-
tuations were within 4@3sc range The
close was 1S@4c better than yesterday.
Oats were active and a shade higher
more deferred deliveries were stronger but
advanced 1g04c May advanced lc which
was maintained.
A very light business was done in pork.
Prices were l0@l5c lower. The market
closed tame.
Trading in lard was moderate and feel
ing unsettled Early there was a little
more pressure to sell and prices recefed
219@5c but at the decline there was a little
more demand and prices rallied against it,
closing steady.
There was less doing in short ribs and
the feeling WAS easy and prices fell back
215@5c, rallied again and closed steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-16
Brief Mention.

Paugh Bros, Sedgwick, came in with a
;ar of hogs.
B. C. Cochran came in from Eaton with
4 car of hogs.
r. j. Mclaughlin, Conway Springs,
marketed car of cattle.
Captain T. Neal of T. Neal & Son. Pratt
came in from Sawyer with car of hogs.
L. NJ. McCrocklin, Derby, had car of
hogs on the market.
Charles Dorsey, South Haven, was on
the market with two cars of cattle.
L. B. Dotson, Maize, came in with a car
of hogs.
Russell & Payne, Mount Hope, marketed
E car of cattle and hogs.
Baker & Survey, Cain City, had a car
of hogs on the market
A. NJ Russell, Mount Hope, marketed a
ear of cattle.
J. NJ. Grimes came in from Cheney with
a car of cattle.
NJ f. Lindley & Co., Greensburg, had
hogs at the yards.
Sykes bros, Murdoch, marketed car of
hogs.
A. R. Darlington, Eureka, was on the
market with two cars of hogs.
Captain Shields associate editor of the
EAGLE was looking over the packing
houses and stock yards yesterday after
noon.
Shaffer & Mahoney, of this city, have
secured the contract for putting the tar
and gravel room onto the addition to the
stock yards.
A. S. Adams, Anthony, marketed a car
of hogs.
James S Gard, Furley, had in hogs and
cattle
w. P Pack, Mound Ridge, sent in a car
of hogs.
Romig & Sweet. White Water, had car
of hogs at the yards
II. Seuseubaugh, Latham, sent in d car of
cattle and hogs.
VIM. McKitrick, Augusta, marketed a
car OF hogs
Ed. Weidlein, Augusta, had a car of hogs
on the market
Central Bank, Elyra, sent in a car of
hogs.
John Gilchrist, Belle PLANE, had a car
of hogs on the market
J. II. Pruitt, Ashland. was on the mar
ket with a car Of mixed stock
Samuel Stewart, Medicine Lodge. sent in
Il car of hogs
J. 5. Norris, Sharon, marketed A car of
hogs.
George Galloway. OF Springfield. No. is
on the market buying horses and mules.
Seven cars of hogs went over the scales
sitter FIVE o clock. a full report Of which Is
given in the above report.
About ten cars of stock reported 10 ar
rive late this evening
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-16

As usual thing the average jockey know
nothing except horses At an early age be
trains for the pigskin ard has no time TO at
tend school In consequence Of this life there
are but few jockeys who are able 70 read, and
fAver who can read wei. But they are in
genious. Down at Sheepshead Bay, for IL
stance. the New YORK morning papers arrive
from the city at an early hour, and after tbs
jumpers have been given their morning exer-
Csc the bows gather near the stables, and the
one who can read taxes up the paper g. :
reads the news. He sEips the hard words az
tisticaIly and the listeners understand him
For instance, he goes On ike this: Last
Tuesday evening a-wateT jump-man who
was seen walking down the-water imp
street. aud az officer followed him 20 the
water jump-whils he could be kept In iZh-, :
etc. When he reached a hard word TIE
reader simply said water jump" and went
Oh Whenever a jockey fears word h does
not COMPREHEND ke calls Il q water jump.
Gus Williams in Chicago Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-16
To Tell How Fast You Are Going.

We cannot tell from the railway time
table how fast we travel. The schedule
times do not indicate the delays that must
be made up by spurts between stations.
The traveller who is curious to know just
how fast he is going, and likes the stimu-
lus of thinking that he is in little dan
ger, may find amusement in taking the
time between mile posts, and when these
are not 20 be seen he can often get the
speed very accurately by counting the rails
passed in given time. This may be done
by listening at open window or door. The
regular clicks of the wheels over the rail
joints can usually soon be singled out from
the other noises. and counted. The num-
Der of rail lengths passed in twenty sec
onds is almost exactly the number of miles
run in an hour.-H. G. Prout in Serb,
1pr'G
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-16
Wichita Provision Market.

WICHITA, kan. May 10.
There has been fair amount Of trading on to-
days market. Prices are about steady at quota
tiOns,
SUGAR CURED NfEATS-Canvass or plain hams
70 lbs and up 9191l4c hams lSG0lb 1l18c hams me-
dru ard mn l0I5GI2c. hams small size l0eR lbs IL
31216c California picnic hams NC breakfast bac on
1ull width or strips S1x&l0c dried beef-ham extra
ry) &C. smoked beef tongues per doz. 50 Co. cottage
or bouees hams SIC New YORK shoulders 6G64c Cali
fornia bacon 61zc Tennessee bacon SIC rolled shoul
oers homeless SC.
SIDE MEATs-Short clear sides packed dry salt
SC O096 10 per 100 lbs, clear tches 66c English bel
lies 61Ic long clear sides s. 7r5 50 shoulders 451
clear backs IS 056 p per 100 lbs long clear bacon
SC 1896 6 cwt. short clear bacon So 25G6 60 Clear
bacon backs St Jtg6 20 bacon fitches So 59G7 %
bacon shoulders 81.
SAUSAGE-FreSh pork sausage No 515aG]Zc. fresh
pork sausage (extras) &c, Vienna and and Frnk-
lurt l0c, head cheese &c. bolognas rounds 46d5c.
bolognas middles 41kG5c, nickles bologna 42GD5c-
tongue sausage Sc liver sausage sc blood pudding
LARD-Basis Tc's choice family CSC, bakers sDe-
ciai Gc, pure leaf &c, Whittakers 74c Whltta-
kers pastry 6$4c.
FRESH MEATS--BEEF-sid or whole carcasses
5&6i4c. hind quarters GGaT15c, fore quarters Sd &c
loins s@IGc. P0RK-Pork loins &c, tender Ioins sc,
spare r1bs sc, back bones &c.
PREPARED PICkLED GooDsmoPTig's feet put in
lbs &c. Picked and splced pigs tongue-Ktts, Is
bs 81 -. Tripe, picked ana spiced-Quarter bbls.
81 lbs. 90 kits. l. lbs. Gjc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-16
Ken mi. Tor Futur. R.f.r.ne..

The Fort SORT. wichita & Weston rall-
way Missouri Pacific Route Ia the only
line running s0lid trains through from
Wichita 20 Kansas City and St Louis
Leaving " ichita ~ a.l5 p. IA you arrive A.
Kansas city Dext morning ~ o'eiock-
Pullman palace sleeping and free Teciin-
ing chair car through 20 kauzaa fiiY ard
St Louis without change Remember II
you 90 va the For scott Route Fcu ars
not dependent on main line connect ions a.
Junction Fo.nt, bot yOu 70 night through
o. solid trains. This BE- the Oply rguts
Whose main line runs through wichita
All trains are male up bsTe and ran
through -oiid 70 kanszs City - -. Louis
II = fbe shortest hus b forty eight ailrs
and two hours th~ qulck-sf Two irasas
daily % - Louis ard al points east
T.sEet Office ~ SoS7h Main street DepDs
corner second and WICHITA rtrrets.
J. g. BLErKLET.
Passenger and Tickst Agent. ~ North
Nan street. - irk5tA. Kat
= G. TOTEsRgD.
&. T. a. T. a. - LoETis. No.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-16
Blind Administration in Russia.

A certain Official. 5oasting Ct lis power
with toe minister. MADE q wager that tns
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