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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-13
CENTRAI II. II. OF NEW-JERsEY,

FOOT Or LlBEkTf-ST. NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of June 81, 1891.
80 a. m. FOR Easton Mauch Chunk wikesbarre.
Scranton, Reading Harrisburg Tanaqua, POttsve sham.
okn, Sunbury Eagles Mers wllliam'port on Sundays
6 100 m. for Easton and Allentown.
100 a. for Ea-ton and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays.
Easton Maueh Chunk and ShamOkin.
AS a.; m for taston, Msuch Chunk. Wilke"6srre,
Scranton Reading Harrisburg Pottsvie, Tamoqua Sham
okln Sunbury, Eagles Mere Wlamsport Through coach
10 Willilm>port.
/ 90 T. for E&ston. Mauch Chunk Reading, Harris
burg, Po;tsvile Sbamokn, Sunbury and Wlli1mTpot
On SUNDAYS Tor EaStOn Msuch Chunk, Tamaqus, Potts
Vile Reading and Harrisburg.
100 D. m. for Easton. Much Chunk, Reading Harris
burg, Wlkesbarre, Scranton, ramaqua Potsvie, Sham
okin
80 .. m. for E1ston and Allentown.
AS D. IN. for Ea>tOn. Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg. &c. SUNDAYS az 30 D. N.
ar for Caston nd 4 anfO
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: EHIIGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave 100, OF Cor,aadt and Des
brO.~es ST.. a. follows:
A. m. for Maucn Chunk and Intermediate points -
$40 a. m. for Geneva, Lyons. Enifd. l.oeetef bu-
falo aud West POtt,VC and lrmcp'' Ioth points
Ghatr lar To LYONS and Pullman Car Suspension Bridge
o A. M for Mauch Chunk ard mtcrredas" points
IL 80 A. FOR Elphra and int ruclit. polns, ~,t.
p. for TunkhannOck aud interim, dIi. POINT ILL.,
Car to Tunkhaunock. Connection to l"'Hhs anu h'"''
49,. 1900, ..-.o.,., anton.
40 p. m. for l.. and Il. Junction ana principal inter
mediate points CHAIR Car l.. and Is Iuhetloh CT,
80 D. for PoJsyllle and intermediate points 'h'i'
20 D. M for Mauch Chunk aud intermediate points
Connection 20 Healing and Harrsbnrg ,-,... ma,
IN far a. Is hlilra t.och'sV.I
falo and Tho West Pullman sleeper u Lyons ana 0u'
Truas leaving at 10 a. NJ II 80 a. NJ pi ~ any any
$40 D. ~ connect for all points an Mahohey ana h'LeH
ton coal regions ., -. nm ,tN.
m Chunk. Hairltoh
points, and II a. IN. shenandoah ana ih'or'"e0n'''
.i5 n m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points;
go D. M for Geneva Lyons, ElniIa iIochester pui
faIo and the West Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons anu o"a
pension Bridge. o., 90. p.o,avax
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

FROM PIER s. y. r.. FOOT OF kECloR.ST.
For Highland Beach N0rmandie. Seibrlght, Monmouth
Beach Long Branch at 80, 10 As a M, y 100 M 90
Saturdays only. 3:45, 80 3 80 p m. Sundays 9'So
For Atlantic Highlands. at 80. 100 90, 3;iS
80 80 D. m. sundays o 80 a. m, 200 p. m, -.
For Elberon, Ocean Grove. As6ury Park ana f9 ON
Pleasant 10:45 m. 100 Saturday, oHy)' 3f' 40"
80 p. m. ,.... -. , % ~
10 90 N. II 100 SATURDAYS only, 3 40 p. m 49,.
For Reach haven. Atlantic City, Nneana ana br'usS
ton 80 a. M II 700 m. q 700 p No. o9tuIalEs guy
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Cost an1 founo

OST-Bank Book No. SCOOP Bank for Savings. 81
L, Bl,eck-r.st. Ncw.York. Payment stopped. Please
return book o bank.
=, OsT.-Bank book No 33i573. Bank for SAVING. %
L. Blccrker..t NcwYork. Payment stopped Please
return book bank.
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ALI. RAIL ROUTE

TU
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at 4 80 s1A
II rs a. M. / 80 80 90 p. Sundays 9:l5 a. n.
100 D. M Except Freehold.
For Red Bank. Long Branch and points south 70 POM
Pleasant at 30 rs. II is a. M, 80, 215 80,
90 go 80 f, 20 II 80 sSu nc e5e 90 9eeA'
For lakewood Toms River Barneest Park and Barns-
cat 80 rs a. m, 80. 1 30 D. m ,,.
For Beach Haven Atlantic City, Eineland and Bridge'oh
az For or Monmouth T Beach and sesbrght 49, is ms
l 80 100. 100 p. m. AVN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-13

Eighteenth Edition post paid, for 25e. or stamps -
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls on !;
1 Turns Grey and the Remedy BY Prof. HARI-Ef
xn.pxx IfR' M LONG & Co oi8 Nrcbst.. Phila. Pa
very one should read this little book "-Athenaeum
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NKw.York. oNrARIo ANp WEsrERsN k r. NJ.

IRA ms so aeass y. TO- Miadeiswn S,a
NJ, IsrVis Montreuo Fallsburg, Lsocisl - Dehi
nSre ,Sco@ Csrbondae, Scranton. 'o.yeso
sidney. Sorwich EdmestOn Ttis,, Rome 0H'i"''
stS a. M Stoly iord Sa%p9eiaAv ia. .,atoas Middle
. ,oh am RoonIneSGrs Eenyile. Fai'ours hO'''
VILE. Liberty. White Lake Az. Lakes Mohonk and Mime
3ilO ,ms, Mayiay stations. MddetoMn, biooyuuhhs
Massa' r MM,1is Faisbuig Hurey1!e Lbery' VIM"
Lak noekland u.ao,o,yu Fansbu-, Liberty, LlyngsbtSa
Ma ."" He.R,and Walton Sdgy NorMlen, ogs West;
wego Rochester Niagara Falls reuo M ~ suspenssos
Bridgr; ~ SATURDAYS only. Middletown. Blooning ou0
Fuatnsiile Fsilsburg liberty, White Lake nocA""~
n.iy All other trains daily except opnaay. ha,ths -
pUiInan drawing seats and slesplngeaS ssOX
e.,nar at 329 Broadway, New eofk. j. " AsND~
80 x is Exchange Place. NeS.Xork
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DELAWARE LACKAWANNA AND

n r. Ia a Il,
WrSI ETN KA1LhOAD
Shortest Line; Nest,bued pullman CoaGn's sxrross
via paterson for Water cop Str0ud-bur9 ScrIho' Dg
hSnton Owego Ithaca, Wayery, Emira; Cornng bGen'
Iansyi'Ie Sherburne Watcry", Kthhhd Spith4s tcI'
Mt Morris Greene oxford. Norwich Cort!lha Syrnutse,
tultou and Intermediate stations. OohhecJ Nv
with trains for fstOn, Wlkesbatre Dahs Nn anu No'n
unberlsnd at Buffalo with trains ior nm un 49,
90 n m-BinghamtOn Mall VIA Booht"n' -. - g..
D. M Bnghant0n and klmira tHpre,, or ~, 1T zap
Strod sblrg scranton OweSO, NaNefN anu lsIIIT Cuh
meet, at trains for Pittsoh hhss1oh ana
4:io D. m.-Scrlnton wiibo'borre and Plymouth Ex'
pres r..r.,o rt,i.,d r7vn~.s. vi, potnr
son Tor iStroudsburg Scranton Bmchamton OweGo Wa
,.criv FlmIr1, COrling. BAH Wail1nd, DahNllle MI
Nomis &C. arriving IN Buffalo az 80 a. M
p daily Rul1o R.hneq SpfnE3 ana c WsMT1p
sv!,ru.o Fulton Greene oxford. Norwich. Sherburnc
Wabaryie Utica. &c. ana al lo'Ats on 'udo DiNbioh'
connpcts with trains for the West
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1u5ITusIl0n.
Musical Instruction.

AIR A. L. SCHULTZ, oIganist SANDS street MeTorina,
wi 'cbn,ch Rrooklyn, will lessons (piano anu
orean1 Sept,nbef i. address 227 Duiied-st BrooKyh
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Mem pnblitations.

uARpER'S WEEKLY,
Jus. ready contains article on
THE DEFENCE OF NETWORK.
In which aforementioned W. H. hihR' COMMANDING
ut Wiett's Point tells how the forts OF orA "ouu
receive FIVE vessels, which Admiral walker say cou
force s1Oo, 100000 from this city.
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xMEST SHORE RAILROAD, Isl. Y. c. s

WEST SHOHE KAlLROAD, IN. |. y.
w H. r. r. Il, Co. Lessee Trains leave West 42d-st
the foot Of Jay:st NewYot Hamilton London Detr9!s
ana Sh55ei55 .s:15 D. M Toronto 10 100 a. H. is Is
- 10 p, m. Buffalo, Colchester Suspension Bridge,
N ., and fq sySac SSG 49, a. NJ 10 $ is p = m
~ az M nuns only Utcal Kingston. 3 80 Z rs
10 90 III :O0 II S3 M, a3 AS, az 0O 70 l5 fsI5
n M Catskli and Albany. $50 10. 10 90. II 35
we 90 siol5 ii :35 'fl5 al 90 80 .5l5,
S5 g 80 $ IS, Ill p n and IL 100 m; and
az As for Cornwall agG M0ntIGS ana
CGn'f Sr eBSfoo Niagara Fails Toronto Detroit Chicago
and St. Louis en- all through trains saratoga Specials,
tpI As a. H. az :45 y. Parlor TO Saratoga and
caldwell. Lake George, I'll IS a. m. par!or car at
assss ec SA' G fAs Hobart Boomye Grand hotel
station and Phocnca, 3 80 I'll 100 II 80 a. M a3 g
S''',O Parior q ears % BloomNe. Grand Hotel and
Phoencia o aaers5 SdlG 200 c5 a. 80 f. T On
40 a M Sundays only. NcN.PlltL LAKES Mohonk
and Mnnewaska 80 M ~ 90 ~ 80 M as 1$, 4s
Ksaterskii Hunter. Boonliue Hobart. Grand Hotel
Station ana Phoenicia Pallor car 10 DloomI.ue "a
ienyile Cairo and Mountlin House station, 7l5
ii 33 a. NJ, a345 p. ~ par!or cas- 70 Ca..4 Cats
XII Mountain Night Line go a. ~ SUNDAYS n oqliIy
fDaly. except Saturday All other uains d2iy eSe'pt
CO. 10 80 M a5 as 200 p ~ Gr'ry cry For Il
tine tables. paror AID seopnetr ac~omn9dations OF
I'm ormnti0n appy Offices: BioOk,n 333 Mash!n gton,st
720 FuItonst Annex once. loot o. rNonSt ORR
II Park Place SO Wcs. l2ith-st.. ana west shore
stations foot of West i2dst. ana loot OF Jay,st ~ T.
ave. New.York
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Railroads
pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, fsot Of
DesbrOsses and Cortiandt Streets,
as fOIiews:-
On and after JULY 10Th, 1891.

On and after JULY 10th, 1891,
THE FAST LIsE
300 A. MPullman Vestbuie SlepinQ and Parlor Cars
indiana ohsvfl no 70 cSc,s Sop%eus 30 and
except SATURDAY '''' 0''"''''' Ais0' i'f 10''a''
TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M-Composed exclusively OF Pullman vcstibuls
Drawing and STATE Room, Sleeping, Dining, smoking
and Observation Cars, p5,sentng financial reports;
sexes ladies' maid barbershop library and oil the con.
movable electric lights Arrives Cincinnati 80 f n.y..
Indianapolis IL 40 a. m. and Chicago rs m. next
IT. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
800 r. NJ Pullman yesrbuc Sleeping Cars from New:
Arrives Cincinnati ii rs a. m, and St. Louis %
THE COLOMBIAN EXPRESS.
400 p. M.-Pullman yestibuIe . s'ePng Dining smok.
Coaches from New.York to Chicago. Arrives in Chi.
cago rs p. M next day.
THE WEsTkRN EXPRESS
$50 =. M.-Pullman vestibule Sleeping Car New:York 70
ptsbure S. Louis CHICAGO cincinna ps cleyeland and
Pitsburg to Richmond and Chicago Arrives at COlum.
bus S5 p NJ 6 Cn 81 0n. go mn cs siSos s0
ng Connects for Cleveland and Toledo daily exeep.
Saturday.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
P % eSpSg "g a c The
eieyeland S5 p NJ, 8eys day, ana dally q tScasa
and for Cleveland ana Columbus, except SATURDAY.
2ao udr .ps4 Ey Express wit" Through
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
gton Limited Express" OF Pullman Parlor Cars
with Dining Car 70 Bsltimore) daily except Sunday,
10 10 q No.. arrive Washington so D. M; and Con.
gresslOnal Limited daily, With Dining car: At $50
6:2O 90 30 and II 90 a. M. 2:lo, 80 s 60 and
90 D. and IL 10 night For Baltimoe only ;0o
8 90 p. N. and Il :l6 night.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. so D. m. weekdays, win
Through Buffet PaTlor Car
FOR CAPE MAY, 100 D. weekdays. with Through
Buffet Paror Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 20, 20 :0O 80. 40 Chicago limited.
with DlnngCar, and 10 10 Washington Limited, with
Dining Carr and IL 100 a. IN, II 20, 90 10 80.
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roR pfyIIlDELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
w" WASHINGTON.

For phladslphs q So 20 io co. II 80
40 . co 30. 100, 8 90 90, Z 80 d. m, Il 10
hight. SUNDAYS 900, 10 80. II 80 a. m 200 49,
V1 w. Ri pO re- and Washington daily al 90 II 80 with
Dining Car, a. m, 90 $3.50 Dining Car, s 90 D. NJ.
Il Trains leaving at 7:45 IL 30 o. M, 80 90 500:
80 D. m, 10 Is night except SATURDAY night sunaays
90 90 100 D. NJ. connection for Reading. Haf.
rsburg Pottsville, &C.. . n.,.,., =. -,x
For Sunbury and Wlliamsport via Phlade pnla az tS
m II 80 Buffet Parlor Carr 80 p m, II 10 mdnigns
except Saturday night, Sundays. 100 p m. . =, 40
Tickets and Parlor Car be procured &C II,
os1 Ais ga, lao 1923 Broadway, T3I ethaye 2et
West l25ths 134 East 125t St, YORK; Courtsb-
SEQ Fnton.S.. 9S Broadway. Brooklyn;
New.York Transfer Company will call for and eherK Dag
gage from hotel residence
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Ynstrnfiion.

For Young ladies-City.
CApEMIC CLASSES FoR GliiLs. Deslgned 20 PR PR.
nare for college put suited 70 ne NEEDS
q I'll earnest special attention gwen e Mnffse
SIaestion and pbysicl culture Macy b. Wh4IoS,
s.d IOiS a. PAGGs. S2s FsEk-sye., n. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-13
Fam 5rhoole.

1,,ur Nrw. YORK LAW SCHOOL. 100 BRoADWAI'
New.York CityAnnus session opens Qeto6er Il ~: 20.
a.. s,oo "Dwirht Method Of instruction For eata'
iognes address GEORGE CHASE Dean
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fathers.

Y fulDHI5.
MEKICAN AND FO4;EIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors GOvernosseA
&C. Mf syS' SSGS1'S Az % GRo5 sausr
a. LranchSs supplied universities colleges schools end
spoken MIRIAM COYRIERE, Room "A, $50 5th.av
A EVERETT STONE Yale, 1,511 Roadway. Private
n. tutor Prcparaton for eogf fGSehhg icr GI@ bn
Springs, New.York
JEST TEACHERS supplied for all branches, in any
- locality 40 FEE for registration. Form fnr stamp
l. N-HUlSS00N american school Bureau. w Iash.ss
IVEssES TEACHES AGENCY, 81 East 1Gth-st.
-irians sr.ts ptr all branches; resident and visiting
Enrusl German, French, spanish spoken.
ID RIvATE TUToR.-Columbia honor man, and unysr:
itudics Address Box II, White Plains, y. "
(, CHERMERHoRN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
y Oldest and best known In y ;, Established $780,
3 East 1ith-st, " Y
TUrOR-COlleQe graduate is open for engagement Sep
1 tcinber / or Immediately II demanded highest ri.
orencc>. Address TUTOR, Box 30, Tribune Uptown
Onice, LOS Broadway.
II MOS TEACHERS AGE s Supplies school officers
HIM HARRINGToN, PROB. " Lafayette Pl.. y: =.
WANTED Teacher for boys school true gentleman.
w well educated with sqcce;sul experience in man
enccs. JUIIrS II. PRATT Jr. Milwaukee Academy,
Milwaukee, WIS.
wv ANTTD-ln a deli zhtfuly situated girls boarding.
w school in Connecticut ~ the county, nnf me sound
pupils. Address Box 1853, Ncw-Hayen Conn.
w BY G GlIcse gTs . eNPerep I
unc ptown ONCE 123s broadway.
w ANTED Observation-Disclosures: Two gentlemen for
w con mercia dep1r'rsnts Ladies: Teacher German,
French 800 teacher piano vocal cocutlon, $500 teacher
pIaa" ofgan $500 native French teacher To-, seminary
VANS TEACHERS' BUREAU, 30 East iith't.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-14

a few weeks ago bottle went ashore
in Stage harbor, Chatham, near the old
wharf, containing a business card Of Mr..
Ring. "A wholesale jeweler, Detroit.
Mich, with a statement, in pencil on tho
blank side. Of disaster 70 the boat and
probable loss ~ the crew, and signed by
Mr.. Ring Mr. j. H. Howell Of the
Standard OIL company. Jersey City, was
in the Chatham Monitor Office. wher
the bottle was deposited, and az he wa
going direct 10 Detroit opened the bot
and took the card % Mr. Ring % see -
there was any meaning in the writing.
Dir. Ring was found % be still alive. he
was slow 10 believe that this card cana
from Cape Cod until convinced that 10
was truth.
Mr. .ting says that on the 25th ~ May
be and others wers ont fsniug Oh tbs
Detroit river. and IN spirit q fun
wrote the message. inclosed II IN a bot
tie and cast 10 90 the waves. To get IN
Chatham u had 10 travel fhs length q
Lake Ere, over Niagara Falls. the who's
length Of Lake Ontario. down the ~
Lawrence river. thronyh the Gulf Of Sc.
Lawrence. into tie Atlantic ocean ana
thence % Chatham. dissaDcs Of 2.5af
miles, and al So lees than sky daya.--
New Bedford Mercury.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-14
Samuel NJ. Clemens.

HARTFORD, Sept 2s.-Samuel ". Glenn
ems, the genial bumorisU. who has so long
parRued under the pseudonym of Marx
Twain that Dis real name Is comparatively
unknown. Is now travelling in southern
France with his family for the purpose Of
both health ana recreation. He Will pass
the winter in Berlin and possibly remain
abroad, doing the Continent" for the
next TWO years His new. long story. Gu
titled The American Claimant" is now
ready for publication. and will soon make
its appearance as serial under the au-
spices OF the : (. Mcclure syndicate. The
famous Colonel Sellers, with his noted
eaten phrase OF There, millions in it,
the most popular bit Of slang ever taken TO
heart by the psorle--esp pears IN il IN the
guise OF the principal character who has
come into tne possession Of an English
title o. the death u = relative Tae work
will sf-e-vard oe issued bv tne authors
pu isa~rs-real ly rs own house-the well
known firm OF Charles l.. Webster & co.
lie IS 20 receive s. 30 for each lettsr fur
Z shed % the New YORK Sun while &c ia
abroad Its rumored that M Clemens
eldest daughter evircss strong literary
prociivities. ami the ANNOUNCEMENT Of
Covei from Ger pee may De a possibility OF
tie future
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-14
WICHITA & SEsTERNH. n

liHuu Ticket othce Cor Man and 1T street t-utou
Passenger station corner Douglas AMI 5th avenues
W. D. MURnOCk. ID. 7. A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-14

tnteTsEt tas recsafiy terE rs-rir~l is
tas profoaai Garasit nl8u8r1ent. fs7t
- a.acl 49, started I'D ine Gan - 1-ff
shorty aiteE F-rfaesf, tiars-.1s a-e +
Tee fund vas i.f-lle.l - dollar r1aar=flp
tlor4s. ard % },e-sos.s sz.szr eA Tbes
fas zZ4tr cg..s1ae5 - f4F a. pu5,e ia
te-sss v-a.s ce1c~rnsf. asf De- 81. Irtt
e p Duncar. treaasrer - ere fart
p.zo-d ihs s,ps oa DEPOSIT 10 sl@ 4sl4
rliu--oa SAVINGS fan1 Tee Interest a..
~ naenta s5aos tazs i4fn~ have ia-F@1sri
i.~ Dr.Dri o. Gee E1m - 49,
3 1ers T. illls no77 - taaEag "a ~ Tr 81
l.srrsas@ ft.s tgai f1 q issslt safl-.e1r 20
a1raIi - fa- eyec1fCa - q sel.t liable sEalrss
u s1e dad president ia or ~ fhs c.tfl
pab..s paT<s-is llla4asEsa EssFy Essa
M
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-14

An orzan Grinders sparrisz Carabissti GA
An Orgau grinder vino bas been in this
city for ruoB'a haa . scheme which l.
making hra q small fortune.
Instead ~ tt- csstolnaTy ons nonke,
tins lEju-fro4s -g1 ~ italy carries two
When BE- 4lous fhe ordinary tricks -
cim5iu1 All oe-s1ug arc disp01sei
wl-a. the f7f- 1~rs 80 set % E1htugan3
bets are male t.v TIE o7vner rith any -
IRE spectators -s.J ars ~ Inclined a. r
wrlcn Monkey viii aIu.
Tas 0sFn-Fs bees are freely tzten. an
they rarely 90 az4lae nim- Tee fsais
b that wser~. naceT ts~ ol1 rus-ree. -
woud proa-oir -.r37r . fer niczsis b
nov receives deIaFs
4 reporter wst-trd tfa mau within
roolEers i9T re-r.r "a hors Ia front ~
TIE Ier city l4lI where bs was e1r
ROUNDED ty large crowd vno wg-
frss4T c9nf1bntng tbsar qasrre-a. na-a
AL dollars - tas eoffsrs q sas na.i
cs=n.--s1n Franc-a3 C0roucss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-14
What One Cnn nfa

That COW has wonderful appetite
when she gets into ueigabor's field was
clearly SHOWN IN Indiana. where TIE II
Jured owner proved IN court taa- o.rs
ordinary orlndle cow cesrrevf
afternoon the following prof-
i-vea--old caevrv trees. ss.fs. se-s. 3
par tr>e~. r.iu'n Tree. io1 i..-sas ~ .,.s.
oa-e, L. -1~- ~ leans ) rocs long.
row OF hzs-ls IL rods long. 81 70 30 SWEET
potato plants. bed O. onions. 3 grave
vines and Il blackberry ouzzes--Bosto1
SewA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegram.

KANSAS CITY. NO. Oct. &c ATTT E-Receipts
RN shipments 1850 Market dun. steady to lower.
Steers - 2i@5 10. cows 81 256s2 %. sT0ckers and
feeders 2 UWS 10. HOGS-KccelptS a. gU ship
menj- &g. Market 5Q1uc lower. Bulk 4 3Oal 40
MI rades s. Sj04 g. SHEEp-ReceIpls 1920 ship
mems ll}J. Market steady.
81 LOUIS. No. Oct la.-CATTLE-Receipts 500
shipments co. Market lower Natives - sll4 qi'
Texans and Indians - @3 40. Hoes ece pts
W shipments lgL Market closed lower. Heavy
~ 6OHi 50. mixed II s0d46l light 81 4Rd4 IA
hHEEI-l;eceipts COO, shipments 1870 Market
strong at - 41st4 %
CHICAGO. His. oct. l3.-CA TI.i.-R ecalntS y con
Ehlpmeuts 4fu Martct steady To strong. %er YES
g - 6 IS. Texans 80 - 80 rangers Sc 5nTa so
butchers cows - 25Gt 90 HOGS-Recelpts y 0n
Shipments l1UN Fairly active lower Common
q Una455. mixed - SD o. butchers s. .nal 90
light a 01R4 81. S1EEP-Beceipts 1dO slipm,uts
ttM Market active. strong Natlye owes 3 50G
a. westerns ana yealiings 81 U0s5 - limbs - %
50 e.
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NY ANTElI--ht SiNBSS MIN WHO ARR ~
w NEED q stcHoLtai Asrr Ct Accountants 20 cali
- The Nht4ouA- Accountant AID ~trutrfa uheg's
EuIehu. fiuuCh Ollo- a. Tie Southwestern ftsi-
less ollege " chItE. han. We usually have uu
out application !lft thoroughly comlsirnt book
LeeItrs aHa ster osIElbSrs viii hr-t class referees.
tes Hep furnished ifss 81 change zu
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative sales OF hogs
Brief Mention.

Hogs are still lower
There was considerable competition
among buyers today.
The average quality of the hogs was
much better than that of last week.
The shipper today were:
A. NJ. Horncr, Kingman-hogs.
c. Roberts, kingman-hogs.
II. II. Hanson, Beutley-hogs
Horton & f., Corbin-hogs.
j. l. Stewart, Corbin-hogs.
J. b. kell, Clearwater-hogs
A. w. Westfall, Harper-hogs.
j. :. knOblauch, COlwich-hogs.
c. II. kolaric, Beaumont-hogs.
A. q. Smith, Elyria-hogs.
Sparks 6; Beebe, Nurwich-hogs.
George Friend, Cicero-hogs.
Pratt < Crooks, Geuda Spriugs-hogs.
h Il. Messgil, Zyba-hogs.
I. Ausman, Coldwater-hogs.
q. A Lyons. Oatville-hogS.
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ron KENI-EooDi-.

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Mlchita Froduce NIarkn..

WICHITA. Oct. Is
tIoUR-HiChest patent 81 60, second patent 50 30
extra fancy e "a
81 T1Elt-FirSt creamery 20. second creamery
lSc finest dairy loo line dairy 3ccommon dairy lie.
tGGS-lSlRC per dozen.
PCULTkl-Roosters u Ca Ol. per dozen or Sc
Der pound. hens = hto2 q per dozen or &c per
tcund. spring chickens 81 152 50 per dozen or NC
Der FOUND, turkeys 1asc per pound. ducks ~ per
"Ound Young leeSe .C per pound.
roiAiOkS-t hOiCe U5C pei huShet.
(OAll--trthiarite Ill "a. canon city 81 o. Weir
thy = 50 trontenac - - Pittsburg. "a - Illinois
e. o.. McAllster A. GO.
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something New-Throuah Cars Between 81


The traffic between above cities has
50 increased that the Great Rock Island
route has instituted new order Of things,
and has put on their trains. through caS
Cetw eeu these points The cars run on
this service are Pullman combination
clair car and sleeper. aud are tie embodi-
ment of comfort: The price charged for
this especial service j. hut ittle compared
with the recommendation given.
see hat your tickets read via the Albert
La route c. T. / x p; B. c. r. 81 y.
ard y * -. l.. Rvs Maps and time
ia o.es Sent on application
JOES SEBASTIAN,
Geni IGt & Pass Agt.
E ST john. Gen'l Manager.
General Offices; Chicago. SStf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Under this head &C pOr line DeT daY.

w ANTED-TO BUY A SECONDHAND HARD
W coal stove. square pattern, nickel plated.
Apply n ll6 West Douglas avenue. DIR -
WASTED1sA BUYER foK HaI,sE AND
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N-ANTED-A FIRST CLASS COAT MAKER.
w Williams Arkansas City, Kan. dlH 81"
W NTEB-GOOD HARNESS MAKER: GOOD
w wages and steady good man. single
preferred. 4 ddress Il. W stubbmaL, Norman. U. 7.
dl2-6t
WA TE D-A GOOD BAKER; STEADY EM-
w LlCyu.ent. Address or cali upon W. e. Peel.
Pratt, Ran. Dist
WANTED 49, ENGISEEk-GOOD ENGINEER
w &c rCL cotton gin. Call az the Stewart Iron
Works, : " ASH gIOI ave, " icLtA an. dl2S-iI'
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MISCELLANEOUS

['OR EXCHANGE-IMr KANSAS FAissi
north MAJ ka. street as Il