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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21
General Greedy Coming.

According to dispatch received by
Lieutenant Finley yesterday, General Gree
ly, of the United States Signal Service, who
is now in Los Angeles, will arrive here
tomorrow noon.
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Technicaiities as a Defense.

In Judge Firms department yesterday
the trial of the suit of William Davis for
$4,000 damages was commenced. Davis
alleges that he was injured in the accident
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San Francisc, Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers ara
as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5la9sci second quality.
SC: third DO. 4G041ac.
YEAL-Large, 5G56e; small Calves. sac.
NUT fON-Wethers, SOS &c; Ewes sc.
SPRING LAMB-llGI2IAc = 10.
PORK-Live Hogs SOS Jsc = ID for heavy hard
granted and 53sG55sc for light average do; stock
H0gs, 412tl4asc e ID dressel do. S@a9c 2 d.
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appearance of being iaboring man. He
was poorly attired in a blue flannel shirt
aud nvarall
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The Boys Favorite.-''Now." said the
teacher, who had been trying to instill her
class with love Of nature, (which Of the
seasons do you like best? Johnny may an
swer." And Johnny promptly answered;
The baseball season" -Washington Post.
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QOCO 80 ELEGANT LOTS. 25xl47, NEAR
JpZuO. LCTin; I block from California. Nevada
and Santa Re Railroad Depot; ferry line to san
Francisco; SIS down, IS per month; no such bar
gains offered; sure 10 make money; call at
once CLOUGH BAKER 964 Washington St,
Oakland nr2I cod Il
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The market continued active aud rose 606lSc
Buyer season-6O0, 81 80; 100. 81 1884; 800,
81 S0l4: no 5! SOLE; Buyer 81, after August lst
81 77s4: 100. 81 771s; loo (of caD. 81 7734.
Seller '9Ial00 81 SIS; 100 81 SO; 500 81 6sl2 ;
ber-lOO. 81 70; 100 81 Y; 100. 81 72IA.
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IL A-1"hNg NSN
j Fabris, Fresno
II Il Bentheln, Oakland
J Smith, S2usalito
j S George & W, Giiroy
G Julian, Redding
W A Thompson. Vallejo
j Nystrom. Vallejo
A Armstrong, Sacrament
J W MGusemau, Colllnslt
l. Garcia, Haywards
X G Dickinson. Hayward:
o Jordan. Visitation Ya!y
= RovegnO. Visitation '
q Cresa!uo, Marshall
c Anderson, Belmont
K Richardson. Belmont
A g Kelley, san Jose
NJ Silva, san Jose
Az Lauft. BOltnas
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then went off and took more waterfront
whisky aboard than he could carry. where
fore he soon found himself locked up at the
North Harbor Station for being drunk.
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.DMIN HOTEL
Syndicate Mining.

The Syndicate Mining Company was in
business. with cap ital stock of $500. 600. of
which 100000 has been subscribed. The
Directors are A. p. Campbell OF Rough and
Ready, Nevada County; j. o. Bushby of
Marysville, c. W. Kits of Grass Valley, j.
G. Turner and Z. w. Eaton of San Erancisco
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y w GitShOp, PiIley
II Barkofen, Los Angeles
10 W Manderfeld. Ariz
J Eglos, san Jose
J Ainslie, Point Arena
NJ Moore, Point Arena
II Nesting. Stockton
) G Deyenap, Seattle
l. G Thompson. Seattle
NJ J Thompson. Seattle
Mrs c E Livingston, Cal
w b Allen, New YORK
I J Skunk, New York
MISS NJ Larson. Gal
Miss j Jorenson, Cal
II T Jones, san Jose
j j Martin. San Jose
10 Adams. Sacramento
Mrs q Ward, Ohio
IA Robson, San MateO
I A G Wiley a W, Seattle
3, 7 p Middleton, PacGrOve
! y 2 Baxter, independents
T NJ Spencer. Sau Diego
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NJ ELL
J NJ. Bailey & w.RichmnG
j Nj Sevy, Jackson
G A Williams. y London
I Morgan, New London
G i Ford, Carson
r Holdings, Carson
e Il Deeds, Boston
e w Gardner, California
L Il HutchinS, Gridley
VI J Bigelow, Grid ey
/ DIR Is A Plant. Santa Cruz
IL u Carter, Ashland
&c G Seymour. S Bernardo
j II Anderson. S Bernard
Mrs ID Yaudelbagh, Cal
Mrs S 81 Boom, Eureka
Miss L l. Boom. Eureka
Or A Il Osborne ~ W, Cal
IC Rule, Duncan Mills
S Conrads. Los Angeles
IF Booth, DauvilIe
I 4 Badger, Vallejo
Il Is ROdman. Lakeport
DR. e NJ Keys. Liverm ore
A Eberhardt, Mexico
DIR = Flint. San Juan
L o'Ne!ll, Sequel
X L Smith. California
Il WEIGH, Sacramento
A Mccain K W, Chelsea
is Winters, Washoe
A j Stemier, Sacramento
Il Delaney & W, Sacramen
! p A Brownlee, Napa
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Flint VIII Contest

Annie Flint, widow Of William c. Flint,
has filed an answer to the contestants of her
husbands WILL who represent the daughter
OF wife by former marriage. She makes
a comprehensive denial of all the contest
ants allegations
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apl9

The most beautiful tract OF land near Oakland,
and the most accessible large fine building lots.
The most beautiful tract OF land near Oakland,
and the most access be largo fine building lots.
The most beautiful tract OF land near oakland,
and the most accessible large fine building lots.
Large me building lots. without doubt the best
Investment in the county
Lots being rapidly sold away below the
market rates, aud should be worth double within
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SEA AND TIDE TABLE.
sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ArfiFea' MoNnAx. AIR %

For Late Shipping intelligence See Eighth PAGE
Arrived.
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The National Publishing Company has
been Incorporated for the purpose of pub
fishing paper to be called the Great West
Its capital stock is $4,000, of which one
half is held by A. N. Human.
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Nephews and Nieces.-The Professor
Did you ever read that romantic old novel,
Tie Children Of the Abbey? Miss In
genue-Why. l didn't know an able ever
had children PUCK.
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MORNING SALES
Board-e0 Omnibus Cable, IS; Cal Electric
Light, 1875; % do 1884
Street-2U Pacific Coast Borax. 951s; $4,000 V
81 Bonds, ll5.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-7O s Gaslight. 63Is; 10 s Water
9412: 10 do 945A: 10 do, 94M; 1856 Cal Electric
Light 1874 10 do, 1873; $4,000 5 OF Cal 81 Bonds
1899; $1,000 s OF Bonds 1929; z State In
vestment lns, S715.
Street-S5 Omnibus Coble, 66.
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Glad to Have Him Go.-"My friends" re-
marked the minister, 1.-THE collection to-day
will be devoted to my travelling expenses,
more l receive the longer l can stay'-and,
strange to say, the largest collection ever
made was then taken up.-N. 7. Herald.
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/ M + Price, Cotton
] w Ragsdale, Snta Rosa
j NJ Mannon d. VT, Uklah
Mrs IA Templeton Ukiah
L b Bunting, Santa Cruz
j Fugendriek & VT. Tenn
Il A Phillips, Ellsworth
q w Bragdon, Ellsworth
L p Buzzell, Ellsworth
X Allison, Port Carbon
Miss C Allison, Pt Carbon
Miss N AllisOn.Pt Carbon
w WintOn. White Pine
S A Merrill, Snta Barbara
G K w Matthews IL W, r l
NV 0rthout a. VT, n Y
N w Halsey, Chicago
b 1 Cohen, Portland
S NJ Lowey, New York
Capt Sanderman, Africa
W ID Tobey. Carson
Miss Tobey, Carson
Miss Blinn, Carson
I Ewing IL VT. Seattle
10 Burtat, salt Lake
a Q BarStow Jr. Il 1
O r Hurd. Denver
DR. j IL Grimes &w, Baltm
j + Gillldgham d VT, Pa
Miss 5 COrlisS, Philad lph
Mrs III L Bender, n Y
Mrs w w Snow, " Y
Miss q Snow, New York
Miss n Snow, New York
L Il Burton d fam. PhiIa
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Elder-I am afraid Hunkerson's CONVEX
sion is not genuine. Deaeon-Why? Elder
He asked me the other day If there was
any chance OF his getting rebate az the end
of the year on the preachers salary in case
he wanted to haul out Of the concern before
the year was up.-Chicago Tribune.
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Thomas L. Nixon, prominent citizen of
Tacoma, died last Friday after long i'll
ness. He left real property worth $3.50, 600.
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OCCIDENTAL noTEL,

" Williams W, Sn jose f Jacobs, NisllIn
NJ Crosse, U Miss MWalbridge Ireland
Mrs j Weston. Boston o II BostwIck a w, Ohio
DIR A Smith, Palermo l. X Ferris, Boston
q X Curtis, Chicago w Shockley, Nevada
+ w Bradley, W ashngton Mrs Fielding New
Miss Camp. Milwaukee Mrs Ryan, Nevada
Mrs X Is Kellogg q C. Wis Mrs NJ Brophy, Nevada
DIR 6 Richmond, Salinas &c Uiney & W. G Rapids
j j Pearson. Yokohama Miss O!ney, Grand ~
w st Auburn W, y YlF HeckeF n W, Detroit
7 Miller New York II Den, Santa Barbara
G A Miller, New York G w Carter, Oregon
W Vanderhurst, st Louis II Ritter, 81 Louis
Capt Lock, West indies Lieut. Dodge, USS Corwin
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SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.


I Jones d CO. CARPEN TIERS AND BUILDERS
y Office work specially. lib Webster ST. apl If
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Jack Meadows-I want a plain ring.
Jeweler-Would you like filled oneP Jack
MeadoWs-No. Give me an empty one. l
know girl that will fill it exactly to my
notion.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
A Royal Gift.

An entertainer of kings was Whiting
ton. What sayeth the wise mani
'Seest thou a man diligent in his busi-
ness? He shall stand before kings"
They used to show an old house in Hart
lane, rich with carved wood, as Whiting
toms, but it must have been in his parish
of St. Michael's, Paternoster row, and,
one is pretty certain, close to the site Of
his college, which stood on the north side
of the church. Here be entertained Henry
of Agincourt and his bride with a magnifi-
cence which astonished the king. The cost
of such banquet was more than repaid by
the respect for the wealth and power of the
city which it nourished and maintained in
the kingly mind.
The memory of it, we may be very sure,
had its after effect even upon those most
masterful of sovereigns Henry VIII and
Queen Bess. On this occasion it was moth
ing that the tables groaned with good
things and glittered with gold and silver
plate. 1t was nothing that the fires were
fed with cedar and perfumed wood. For
the princely mayor fed these fires after din
ner with nothing less than the kings
bonds TO the amount of eco, 600 In pur-
chasing power that sum would now be
represented by a million and quarter A
truly royal gift.-Walter Besant in Har-
per'S
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
True to Life.

An Italian paper, II Carlino, recalls a
practical joke that appeals to our sympa-
thy as we'll as to our sense of humor. A
painter had been commissioned to paint
the image Of a saint on the refectory wall
of a convent.
The price stipulated was very low, but
it was agreed that the painter should have
his meals provided at the expense Of the
convent until the work was finished. But
the only food supplied to the poor artist
was bread, onions and water.
The day for unveiling the fresco at length
arrived The friars stood around the art
ist, the curtain was removed. IL was no
doubt a very fine picture, but the saint
had his back turned toward the spectators
"What does this meant" shouted the in
dignant prior.
Padre, was compelled to paint the pic
ture as you see it, for the saint could not
bear the smell of onions."-Youth's Com
DaniOn.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
Two Mackinac Stories.

There are two funny characters In Mack
inac worth, in view of everything else, the
making of the trip to their baiiiwlck. One
is an old button headed hack driver, who
is so tantalized by the boys and wags of
the place that he is continually in high
state of irritability, but being Irish he has
a sense of humor. He ought to charge
quarter of a dollar for carting baggage
from the boat landing up to the houses in
the village, but the other day he exacted
dollar of a visitor to the house of native.
The native hunted up the drayman and
asked how he could dare to charge the Wis
itor four times the right fee.
"Well, sorr," said the driver, "he axed
me what was my name. told him it was
Corrigan. Well says he, Mr.. Corrigan,
what do you askY "A dollar to you,' says
l. 1t is my rule to charge quarter to all
who call me Owen, me firsht name, but
whin man calls me Corrigan I charge a
dollar. And, sorr, he called me Corrigan."
Then there is darky with a subcellar
voice, whose business it is to capture new
arrivals and conduct them to the John
Jacob Astor House He stands on tbs
wharf and. with the voice of a foghorn, de-
livers himself of this rigmarole over and
over again while crowd gathers to hear
him:
"Astor Housed Astor Housed Iwell do
remember the old, familiar homestead.
That's where the people all go. L don't do
anything to stop 'em. John Jacob Astor
House, up the street to the right and
little to the left. You can't miss it, de-
clare"
This mans name is Isaac, and he has
singular habit of addressing people with
titles graded according to the tips they
have given to him For instance, whose
ever gives him a quarter is called colonel,
and for ten cents visitor is addressed az
captain. He has run across a great many
persons who have given him a dollar at
time, and these he calls general and Mrs.
General, according to their sex. But this
summer he encountered lady who handed
him five dollar bill-one of those mis-
taken persons who are very common in the
west, it is pity to have to say.
''Thank you" said he to the lady, and
then he hesitated, for he did not know
what title went with so munificent tip.
"Thank you, Mrs. Queen" he added, 'for
a queen you is."-Julian Ralph in New
Work Gun
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
BABY K SOLID SCAB.
Torturing Diseases of Blood and Skins
Many Doctors Fail; Cured by
the Cuticura Remedies.

Ihave sister troubled with blood or Skin disease
1t commenced when about one year old. We would
try one doctor and then another, and it seemed like
they were glad to get rid Of it. When they would
commence they would say it is easy dried up and
cured. but at last they would say it could not be
cured. 1t ran on about two years We had tried all
the doctors around and they had failed saw your
advertisements in the and wrote you for direc-
tons and you sent me copy OF your book at once.
We then go; CUTICURA REMEDIES and used IT, Il
dried up the sores and healed them I'D right away.
Her face, head and parts of her body were a solid
scab The way it would commence it would raise
a small lump under the skin, then became a small
pimple and itched that she got no rest night or
day. and she would scratch them.aBd yellow matter
would come out OF them and they would keep
spreading and itching. I am sure from what I
know OF the CUTICURA REMEDIES they are the
best medicines for scrofula blood skin diseases
that any one can use GEORGE G. CARTON.
High Point Decator Co.. Iowa,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
The winner of the Cobden Prize.

a peachy face, q sweet girlish expires
sion. lass in her earliest twenties, and not
looking out of her teens-this Is what her
portrait shows Miss Jeans to be. She is
the English girl who is first 10 win the
Golden club prize of $50, offered in rota-
ton at Oxford. Cambridge and the Vic
toria university. Her name is Victorine.
The subject set by the Golden club was.
The Industrial and Commercia! Effects,
Actual and Prospective, of English Fac
tory Act Legislation" This tremendous
little economist is president OF q factory
girls club. She says modestly that she
learned as much from the girls as from
books. This is the true way for women,
too, 70 get hold of big questions on the
sympathetic as well as on their stern side
Boston Transcript
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
EALI COILEY. a = NEisoH
FfcsiLeLL h@cse-A(y.
KANSAS FARMS
For sAIs ~
KANSAS H0MESEEKERS' BUREAU.
A q NEI aoE
secretary.
EAII COELEY-
Hgeztx.eg4

We have choice farms IN every part %
the state for cash or ou easy t&TnA Re
member that 10 matter what Wild reports
you may have beard. that the government
reports for seven year show that the cul-
tiVatad IaDds of kSnsAs have prod uced
more than the sane number % cultivated
kcres snywheRe ssse IL the United Stsf-s.
Kansas soil wsil farued produces more
than any ether in tbs Tu3ted states. Think
of this and then conse and sss u and "a
Vow Il the time 20 boy bsfere q Land boom.
II ye c4nnOE show you more Of the ZIfts of
Provideoce in the fruits Of The earth ia the
same isngth Of time than you ever saw D.
fore. ve viii pay Jour sIpense cut here
and give you a wagon iOad q the faess
peaches you ever locked az II you want
10 see tie word fair come 20 Kansas. o.
course Ee are the great land msn and fkrna
sellers q kN1sks. bat ne mean sFe-y word
We sAy and vii Dc ~ Write or yisl. "a
II you mean swap or s5rzs ether norssnss
write 70 some Sne else- II you mean Dus3-
Es@s UT1ts IA We csD gst yo8 = cheap
rate and sornetbing slss i you hay q q.
Look sUt fer tbe sIc1reiosis Atdress
COwLET 4 NELsOS. Kansas Hone
seeks BureAn. " ichitA, Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
Arc You Going to washington Territory,

Parties emigrating TO the norrhweS
viii find il 10 their interest by calling a
the Rock Island ticket office for informa
tlon regarding rates, routes and accommo
dAtions via this line Do not not be de
ceived by agents of other lines as to this
route. Nou are invited to call at the Office
and be convinced as TO the superiority of
the Great Rock Island route over all
others. BY patronizing this line you can
have the choice OF four different routes
west of Denver. For speed, safety and
comfort the Rock Island leads the process
sion. w. II. WISHART Ticket a gent.
Office 100 last Douglas avenue, ceorne
Main street d6g-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
A skiIlfuI FIatterer.

Bob Van Slyck called on Madison avenue
family, in which there were two old maiden
sisters Of about fifty years of age. Van
Slyck is an old friend of the family, and
one OF them beng in a bantering mood
said;
Mr.. Van Slvck, which Of Us do you
think is the oldesrs"
Van was In d dilemma he did not Ike
to hurt the feelings of either. He looked
from one 70 the other and asked:
You wan, me 10 say which of you two
girls Is the oldest1"
Yes"
Neither Of you looks elder than the
other. Each one OF you girls looks younger
Shan the other Texas Slftings-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

Commencing October and continuing
throughout the week of the St Louis fair
the Missouri Pacific railway will run
special Pullman sleeping cars between
Wichita and St. Louis. Fast express
leaves Wichita at Ills p. m. daily; evening
train 9:45 p. IN. Sleeping car service on
both trains from Wichita to ST. Louis.
No change of cars of any class. Reclin-
ing chair cars on all trains free of charge.
Remember the Missouri Pacific is the
short line TO st. Louis. Take the sleeper
at Wichita at Ills p m. and arrive at St.
Louis next morning at Z o'clock Cheap
rates. Tickets sold October Sd to 9th IN
elusive. Buy your tickets at 120 North
Main street dis IF
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
Tourist Rates via the Rock Island Rouse.

The Rock Island have placed on sale
tourist tickets to Colorado points atspecial
low rates for the round trip. final limit for
return passage October 81, 81; also excur-
sion rates to Salt Lake, Ogden, Helena
and California points, at a great reduc-
ton. Please call at the Rock Island office
before purchasing tickets, and obtain
reliable information as o routes, rates and
time. City Office, 100 East Douglas
avenue corner of Main street; depot, cor
ner Mead and Douglas avenues
w II. WIsHARr,
City ticket and passenger agent, Wich-
ita Kan 14-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
santa Fe Route Excurslons.

Annual meeting of L o. Q T. Grand
Lodge at Hutchinson, Oct, 12Ih To Il
One fare for the round trip.
Kansas City Inter state Fair aud Fx-
position, Oct Srd to 1lth inclusive. One
fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale
Oct 5th TO 11th inclusive; limited for re-
turn passage up TO midnight Oct. u.
st. Louis Fair and Exposition - One
fare for round trip, $3.50. On sale Oct.
Srd TO 9th inclusive Good for returning
passage until Oct. IL
Fifth Annual Reunion. Southern Sol
diers association, Arkansas City, Oct. 18th
TO 10th One fare round trip.
Annual meeting for the Synod of Kan
sss and Ladies Synodicai Missionary
society of Kansas City, Kan. One and
one third fare. Certificate plan. Inquire
at l5S North Main street or corner OF
Douglas and Fifth avenues.
1I2l5t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

Round trip tickets 70 Deavsr. Pusbio.
Colorado Springs and Trinidad. cheap
Only tz2 % Tor sbs FOund TIP. good % -
turn usfii Oet 81. ISL Eensu Der ne
20 al Colorado Doiuts Train leaves daily
a. 30 ,. n. arriving a. Pusblo BsEt mora
iEg for breakfast snd Denver for dlsDsr.
Tor al po.uts IN Coiorsdo. Utah, Agn-
lana aud Nsshington. tsEe fhs aiss0ad
Pscite TssiNzy GhaiF care aEa feis-
man sissysFs @ sll traln- Gall at eisI
ticket Sflcs fer further lEforrnatior. napa.
pan. pklst, etc, stc TsisyboDs zlL
z 2 BLKrELET.
I4tf r. asd Z. h. ~ y. &ain 81
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
A ProroI<inR Woman.

He had married her for her money. and
their domestic life was not the most har-
monlous
81 was sold when l married you," he
said to her one day in tone of disappoint-
ment.
Possibly" she replied very quietly;
possibly. 1 wouldn't undertake to say;
but if you were, dear, you haven't realized
any cash on the sale yet, have youf"
He picked up his hat for answer, and
went out where be could take a long
breath-Detroit Free Press.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
EIGHTH ANNUAL REUNION.
or the Old Soldiers and Sailors OF Kansas
Ellsworth, Kan, Oct. 6, I, 8, o.

The Frisco line will sell excursion tick
etc Oct. 5th to 9th, inclusive at one fare
So TO- This reunion is held on the grounds
of the Grand Army department and the
meetings take place in the large auditor
ium building. which accommodates 5000.
people. Preparations are being made for
fully 5000 from abroad. Battery 3 of
Wichita, with thirty-fye men. together
with Garfield post will turn out. The
program arranged provides for entertain
ment each day by prominent orators, Sen
ator Plumb and ex-senator Ingalls, among
the number In addition to this. music.
sham battles and other amusements.
Tickets on sale at Douglas avenue passen-
per station and Union ticket office. l5S
North Main street. w. ID. MURDOCH,
ll0.I5t Dist Pass. Agt.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
Frisco Line Excursion BulletIn

The Frisco line will sell round trip ex-
cursion tickets to points and on dates
mention below:
Oct. 3rd to Oct 9th-To St Louis and
return, account St. Louis fair, Yelled
Prophet and st. Louis exposition. Rate
S1205. Tickets good to return until
Oct l2.
Oct. 5th to Oct. 9th-To Ellsworth. Kas.
and return, account Kansas g. A. r re-
union. Rate IS 10 Tickets good to re-
urn until Oct. 11th. For additional in
formation apply at ticket Office, l5S North
Main street or Douglas avenue depot.
w. d. MURDOCH,
District Passenger Agent
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
THE SONG OF THE PINE.

spring from cleft in the mountain side
To catch kiss from the rising sun.
The glorious eagles wings of pride
Caress me gently when day is done.
| bathe my feet in crystal spring.
And the winds for aye in my branches sing
The song of the mountains, wild and free
As the lilt of the waves of a summer seal
Come, climb up to my breezy height;
Ouaff of the air that is soft as wine,
Till the heart grows stout and the eyes wax
bright
And the soul is sweet with the scent Of the
pine.
There was never draft in the world like this,
And never Joy like the morning kiss
When the diamond dew fills the bluebeu's
cup
Come to the mountains-climb up, climb upl
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