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SCREENS,
Value S4; at 81 each.

be held on April % to consider the proposed amendment
10 the constitutions so worded TO legaze the elec-
ton OF the clubs champion skater Joseph F.
Donoughue to life membership.
There will be minstrel entertainment at the Mans
haitian Athletic Club next Friday and Saturday evenf
ings by the NJ A. c. Dramatic Association. The
ladies' day and art loan exhibition will take place on
April 80.
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aThe Chicago Legal News" is as free In crticising
the decision Of the Supreme Court Of Illinois In
recsnt case as the Eastern law papers were In com
,rentlng on the decision In the Flack case In this
stale. The Illinois decision was rendered on the
appeal from the conviction Of James J. West, who
was accused Of Issuing fraudulent stock of "Ihe
Chicago Times" Company lie was convicted uhder
an indictment containing several counts aud the
punishment inflicted was 10 greater than could have
been given under any one Of the counts The Court
thought that some OF the counts were not sufficiently
clear, and that the prosecution should have elected
under which counts 30 proceed. The Court says near
the end of the opinion II is insisted that the defend
ant is guilty. and therefore. there should be no inter
ference with this Judgment we are not eaned upon
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Tor the National Government. He wrote in part :
Headquarters 18th Army Corps,
Camp On Big Black, Miss, september A, 1868.
T. a, r Barnard, esq, Coast survey ONCE Washing
Dear Sir really feel under Obligations to you for
he moral support contained in yours Of August 10.
sheh have delayed answering until l could answer
To me the ravases OF war are bitter have Iabored
esla to stay them, and can only nov repeat what In
linton said emphatcally to Confederate oihccr as
We stood looking at big block OF buildings set IRE TO
y one OF our unruly soldiers: :" Sir we are not re-
spohSible for that workyou did i-you anS your asso
1aes applied the torch 10 the only earthly power that
wan restrain the wicked and you are clearly response
own acts disclaim all responsibility and say that
ssI Davis and adherents set fire 10 that building"
ath nave cast my eyes over your letter AGAIN anu
- 70 my knowledge goes. Having reached sscona
meet for which ] apologize as well as my handwrit
ns, iabituated for copy by letter-elerk, VIII IN
salse IN a little more because have leisure and pre-
'1lae you have patience. nj, T.,
rasty Important 10 us. l regard this war as q reVo.
SuQh' aud tnat We must control the cOhulen. ~
is pi aa ~ no. by e eons9 Of M great lines
ust IN Importance Is the Mississippi second the LAKES
ae e. Lawrence and last the Coast Of the Pacihc Inc
h1ce Of men who are under Providence TO control
asnnsnca must have the power 10 command an THESE
mem ~ WIZ follow our present system ~
sot il must be modified and strengthened ull u Is;
s.s ne people who own the land in Mississippi VIII
men lower their preensions so as 70 i've ~ i,
AMY AMY with the great whole would protect. MAINTAIN
S1a defend Them spite of past crimes But
u taey are imbued with notions adverse and hostile
70 We interests OF the Nation they should be sent of
,niied II they submit to the courts Of civil law,
ssa, but II they must have war, we must accept te
"'s ~ and make terrific. .
n mere cannot be two ruling antagonistic powers
NJ nnineriea NORTH. There must be but one, ai,u
snether Democratic Republican or Despotlc as TO It's
llIs,sinal relations IL must be despotlc to external
tin VINO set up their vague, crude notions IN oppOsi.
es.s2;; In my personal intercourse with onr arWed
tras or the people OF those hostile districts,
on9 slavery, States rights and all questions growing
ss u Them as tries, hardly worthy attention, but
VT the broad doctrine that all men must obey the
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The American Association games for the week a

Tie AIltTIcan HssOc1dII0n ga11Ics
as follows:
To-day-Cincinnat Columbus at Coumbus Louis
willie st. Louis, at Louisville.
Monday-Boston VS.. Athletic, at Boston Columbus VS.
Cincinnati, at Columbus; Louisville st. LOns at
Washington vs. Baltimore at Washington
Tuesday-Boston Athletic, at Boston Columbus vs.
Cincinnati at Columbus; Louisville vs.. st. Louis, at
Louis Vile; Washington Baltimore at Washington.
Wednesday-Boston Athletic. at Boston.
Thursday-Boston Baltimore, at Boston; Cincinnati
vs. Louisville Cincinnati Columbus St Louis. at
Columbus; Washington Athletic, at Washington.
Fridny-Boston vs. Baltimore. at Boston Washington
vs. Athletic at Washington Columbus VS.. St. Louis. at
Columbus Cincinnati VS. Louisville at Cincinnati.
Satuiday-Washington VS.. Athletic at Washington;
Boston baltimore Boston Cincinnati Louisville,
at Cincinnati; Columbus VS.. ST. Louis at Columbus.
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mile safety scratch race at Cambridge, be-
gan riding at Bologna, Italy, in 1856. After
defeating number of fast Italian riders
Davis returned to America and entered
Harvard in 1857. He at once took high
rank as a bicyclist. for at the freshmen
games he lowered the college two mile rec
ord from 6:2S to 6:1S, and later at the uni
versity games he surprised the collegians
by again reducing the record, this time to
Coz %. In the spring of 1883 he won the
intercollegiate championship.
After capturing several other important
events Davis met w. F. Crist at Hartford
and defeated him in the one mile safety, es-
tablishing a new American record Of 2:46.
The same day be and Crist broke the tan
dem safety record for mile, and made a
new one Of 2:4415. In 1889 he was disqual-
fed at the intercollegiate championships,
but again broke the record in the two mile
event at a trial race. His time was Col.
The same year, at Paddington, London,
he did mile in 2:39 2-5. He again captured
the Intercollegiate championship last year,
but was defeated this year by Pratt, whose
time was slow, GLIB 3-5. Davis is equally
at home on the safety and ordinary. He
expects to compete in the Italian safety
championships this summer.
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Brief Mention.

This was the liveliest day at the yards
for a long time.
The packing companies buyers were
on hand today and ready to buy all that
was offered if they could be used by their
houses.
George II. Smith, manager of D. NJ.
Kirkbride's stock ranch at Garden Plain
was in with stock today.
All the shippers seemed better pleased
with today's business than ever before.
A whole train load of Texas cattle were
stopped here for rest and feed over night.
The shipments of today We're made by
Fort Worth. two double-deck cars Of hogs
and J. X McGregor, one car of cattle.
The hogs bought today were by Dold,
543; Fort Worth, 494, and Whitaker, 333.
The following shippers had stock on to-
days market;
B. c. Cochran, of Eaton, cattle and hogs.
Sykes Brothers, of Murdoch, hogs and
cattle.
D. NJ Kirllbride, of Garden Plain, hogs.
J. N. Horton, of Corbin, hogs and cattle
c. w. Astle, of Haven, hogs.
r. w. Campbell, of Douglas. hogs.
Col. Neff. Arkansas City, hogs.
Sweet Il Defever Fall River, hogs.
II. Mckierick, of Augusta, hogs.
j. Williams, of Bentley, two cars of hogs
J. NJ Lambert, OF Latham, hogs
King q Pitcher, of Partridge, hogs.
NJ. L. Fullenweider. OF Elbing, hogs
J. ). Norris. of Furley, hogs and cattle
Bradbury & Robinson, of Marion, hogs.
George Houser, Of Marion hogs.
:. Burkett, of Eureka, hogs.
{. Figg, OF Nashville, hogs and cattle.
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r-rssr tfis herd 7e per lire 30 fay.
YINEE MUTUAL LAND AND HUlLDlS9 HYNDf-
4 cate JefzeY City. =. J.. loans money IS Ter
cent for the pUrcte q real es'ate TIE erectto -
buildings ~ q pay OF fncuu braces thereon. NJ
Claim 4 Cline FtAte agrata. No ~ AAln - foeia
l. "a ichits, Kan c@T
MONEY TO LOAN Of CBATfEL sECCEfTf.
vi bore. rnu.ss cows ard EDtssbpif gods -
d. y hslu ~. AoTr@ a ao~d - .
AICSFY TO LOAN ~ LARGE OK sNALIf
vi amounts Or cattie. horses EiaEos. hogssto.9
goods. hotes EeEas ~ any good Esc9riJ. ifhltA
lusn o. foou over lka > Aszzs 81 ~ =
ILENTTTFE LOANS, CATH LoAhs-Aplt-
II g lCsfsd or ziueFt sTeTyfhirE ~ } ,. Lu1-
lUIs eYss stafford ocsTy. serAsF fsfst Aa y a
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SPORTING NOTES.

The yachting season has opened auspi-
ciously, and the white winged flyers are
skimming over the oceans and lakes.
There seems to be little prospect of another
race for the America cup. however.
The famous English yacht Thistle, which
was worsted by the Volunteer in the race
for the America cup in 1887, is now the
property of Emperor William of Germany.
He has changed her name to the Meteor.
Billy O'Brien, of Denver, is a fireman
during the winter months. The depart
ment at Kansas City recently showed its
admiration for him by presenting him with
a silver pitcher and two goblets.
The Slavin-Kilrain fight, scheduled for
June 16 at Hoboken, n. j., aroused great
interest in pugilistic circles. The match
was looked upon as one of the greatest, if
not the greatest, heavyweight battle since
the SYllivan-Kilrain affair in Mississippi.
By the jugglery Of time Kilrain was
trained for his meeting with Slavin by
Muldoon, the man who put Sullivan in
shape TO whip Kilrain, but Sullivan and
the great wrestler are strangers now. Kill
rain trained in the same gymnasium at
Belfast, \. Y, that Sullivan used Slavin
prepared far the battle o. June 16 at the
hosiery of Billy O'Brien's widow at Coney
Island.
James T. Corbett says he will never fight
before the California Athletic club again,
and that he will not fight at all for year.
Corbett has not ceased growing. and he
wishes TO be at his best when he makes his
next strike for largs honors in the pugilis-
tic world.
There seems little prospect that the
American college teams and the best Eng
ish players will meet this year. a series
Of matches between the great players Of
the two countries would be an event OF
much interest.
Clarence Hobart, the tennis champion of
New Jersey, will make a strong fight this
year TO wrest the American championship
from o. S. Campbell.
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w ANTED-B BUSINESS MEN WHO ARE N
w Iced Of sten0gIHpbers OT accountants TO caI
81 the National Accountants and StsnoErEphArs
Bureau. Branch Office at Tie Southwestern Busl-
Iess College, .chiJs, Kan. We usually have On
Our application list thoroughly competent BOOK
keepers and steLUG Pliers with fr5t Class Irfereu
Cfe. Eesp FURNISHED Tree Of charge. EzU
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SJRATED.
rrder tbs head - per fine per rsv.

CTRAYED OR sTOLES-FRoM BURTON CAR
- works July 2. black mare years oi1 weighing
about ~ pounds. branded on left hip Liberal re-
ward for her recovery. ". r. Aea.e, n Wlchlts.
han. - -
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Ry TrleCraph.

KANSAS CITY. No, July notwithstanding
$50 shipnhnts $40 Market steady, cows stronger
e 3 81. stoekers and feeders 50 Coz! o. HOGS-Re-
eeipts ~, shipments :. Market opened strong,
90 IS. SEEEP-ReceIpts lOsJ, shipments 2l2J.
Market steady.
ST. Louis, 40. July 7.-CATTLE-Receipts SsOn.
shipments 20 Marker slow sJeerg Ss6C- Texans
bud Indians = 5ES e. HOGS Receipts
Ruo, shipments So Market steady. Besvy 81 SlSs
q mixed I Gsai e.. light s. A.e4 So SHEEP-Re-
reirts +Go, shipments 4J1. Market slow. Fancy
8 .aS5 "a.
CHICAGO. lis. July 7.-CATTLS-Receipts s00o.
khlplLents ScL Market slow, natives 5zstc.
Texans s. SIS 81. natives. COWS and he.Iegs = -
- > HOGS-Recepbs lS9a shipments 500.
Hacket SLOW and wesaer tLsl yesterdays market.
hoGEn aid common 81 l5sg a. lfxe6 xEd packers
g tysi =, prime heavy and butchers weight
shipments SEo. Market active Natives Is s5E4 50,
wesJeTRsSi '5.55 5, Texans - soS4 - lambs IS IS
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FACTS Foa AMERICANS.

THTEZ are - national cemeteries IA
tie United STATE. ard they have 80
20 graves about oEae-hslf q Uhieh a<s
marked 'unko0wn-"
TIE wealth a ths Tnsted sta.~s n
estimated - 90 -. 90. -. that - H.ag-
LAID r. -. %. 90 90. AID ti.zs q
kES-.se ;; - -. -. ~.
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CATTLE

WICHITA, July !, 1871.
The cattle receipts were lots heavier to-
day than for some time. Quite large
majority of them were only unioaded for
feed and water, but even the number
offered for sale was larger than for several
days. Some very good butchers stuff
with the usual per cent of poor grades
was what was received The buyers are
ever ready for good grades and paid
Splendid prices for all of that kind in to-
day. About all the cattle offered for sale
were disposed of.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES,
The following are the representative sales of cat

As was expected, the run of hogs was
heavy today and both the number and
quality OF stuff in was far in advance of
anything for month or more past. The
market opened weak but closed active and
strong. The top bunch sold for S472J5,
which was low enough for the quality of
the stock. Bulks ranged from $50 to
S465
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White-Eight pieces
A surpris. All Around.

Mrs. Barowly-Why. E>hel. you ners;
! never expected 10 see you- Tn sur
prised.
Ethel knew you'd Be S7rP<fsed-
he butler told me you were oui.-Coa-
kI-sut
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO, July !.
Wheat-Weak,
Corn-Actiye.
Oats-LoWeT.
Pork-Active.
IaTd-Lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
FLOUR-Dull, easy. Spring patents - 9o35 40
winter patents a SGS5 TO- straight "a 655 CO. bakers
81 1894 %.
wHEAT-July sIslc, August s7asc, Decemoel
SS7$c.
CoRN-July 57S4c, August Sc, September 521sc
OArS-Julv 3614c, August 292.c, Septem Der 2ec-
PORK-July si0 2Sl0 30 september $40 Ex
LARD-July Sc %, September Sc Is. October
St 571S.
Cash quotations.were as follows
WHEAT-9l2.c-
CORN-5724c.
OA1S-3S13c
EIE-76af6l&c,
BARLEY Nominal 561f.
FLAX SEED-Sl "a
TIMOTHY-S1 22G1I %.
PORK SO 25lO 50.
LhRD-$6 25.
SHORT RIBS-S6 I2]f96 20
DRY SALT SHOULDERS-s5 l0a5 Is.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-$6 4096 90
WhISKY-tI l6.
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THE cRIMsoN'S GREAT cYCLlsT.

r. III. Davis, of Harvard, and His Work
on the Wheel.
R II. Davis, the famous Harvard wheel
man who has long list of victories to his
credit, and who recently defeated W. F.
Murphy, Of the New York A. c., in one
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WIch,ta Gram Market.

WICHITA, july !.
Following are The closing quotations.
GRAlN-Car lots CT track
.WHGAT-No2 $, No hard 7Sc, No3 75c, No
Gc- new wheat s0Ss5c-
CokN-No or better t0S45c, white sc.
OATS-Sls 50
hSE-So 5 Or better Gle
hAA-balec - W PET con. loose. S 0lsT 81.
nRoJND COi1N-Chop ia car l0rS 50 per l1
EoLIu> corn an. oats 4 A. per lv9 pounds, bran
backed. a. Der 10 pou;d s
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Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA, july : =
tLol h-H lsaest patent 50 q. second patent s. 81
extra fancy :. ,. fancy 81 q
81 = is-FiTst creamery 10, second creamery
1oS tssi dGlrs lie, Lue dairy -. common DAIRY &C
EGGS-l21sC per dozen.
PoULTitl- Boosters 81 sOs2 O0. hens 81 5ls2 IS
spring chickens FL s5gz2 -
POI ATOES-Nsw sc Per bushel.
COAL-AuthraclJe sil o. Canon City IS % Weir
City - 80. truuLeuac 81 81 Ptttsuurz a. 80 TIfris
s. o. Alnster g. 90
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COLU nj ~.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.

The following rates under the different headings
Sil be charged.
~ Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisements taken for less than u cents.
One Ire advertisements charged sans rate as tive
zines.
No ADvEHTIsEMEN TAKEN TO RUN IN
TIL FORB1ElEN."
Prices given under classified heads IN this column
applicable Cliy 10 local advertisements No foreign
a1VertiS eIneL 5 taken ~ prices given.
Answers 20 advertisements sent in care % the
EAGLE cfFice should BE- called far within ID dsy Is
after Insertion When advertisers wish rCpiyS fug-
wsrded to them stamped envelopes must b sent
Reference 20 former adverl.scme should give
description and defe Of Insertion or copy VI the al
yertSenleut shonld BE- sent.
Not responsible for advertisements given or Dis
continued b. telephone.
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Gratifying.

The opinion now held By phys1rizns
that raw cows milk is better for el1il
dren than boiled Is very gratifying,
since raw COW GTes much no-e NIX
than boiled one.-CloEeuiale ReFsiIla
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


4 OST-NEAF CORNER EMpORiA A NJ GIL
IL tert small valiS~ containing letters. notes
and papers. Under leave same A. this ollCe and
claim lair reward. r. ". tafLham. q 70
I OST-A POCKET BOOK CONTAINING Sc IN
l. money and draft on kansss CITY for FZss
VII pay SlG reward Tor II return 10 tie tagio
Office A ". Marshall Sunnydae. ST. -
I UST-BLACK MARE. EARS OLD, STAR -
Il forehead. white hind fees, with ~Ilp uikrLs
hips SO reward f0F any Information that IN
a. q
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FINANCBAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS.

The Receipts Of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were as Follows: $50 Cattle,
400 Hogs. Shipments "a Cattle, 237
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Something rs~-TArVass Cars B.,-s-n So

Something rev-Throagh Cars Between -.
paul sns KsEsSs Cify.
Ths traffic between above cities bag
20 increased that the Great Rock Island
route has instituted a rsw order q things
ard has Put co their trains. = through car
bstNsen these po!Dts The csFs Tua on
this service are Pullman ooDbiahtioa
chair car ard sleeper, And are tbs en- bodi-
ment Of comfort The price charged f9s
this especial ssrvioe - bat Httls compared
WITH TIE Acoorn n citation given
Ess that yCaF tickets read vta TIE Alb@rt
lea route &C.. T. T. e. T.; y. g. T. & y.
and II & - Z. Rysl Mas AID tine
tables SECT O. application.
joins -EBAgTfAE,
GsuT TIT q Pass Azt
z 81. JoHE. Gent Manager.
General Offices: Ctfcago. aSH
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CHECKERS AND CHESS.

Checker Problem No. 119-By II. Max
well:
Black, 10, 12, Is.
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Night eIprs-s FOR bsnsas Ci.T, =. LS7slE
AID tks east IsaTss Wicklts ~ -, =. IL
Char carr and P1ll-2kH sssrpsrs q TIA
raln. Missouri PGcaEErElw4y 4LG
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ST. LOUIS ProdncA

ST, Louis Produce
ST. Louis. July
WHEAT-SteAdy. Cash STAG. July s79sc August
653sc, September o61sc bid. December Ss34GsS6.
CORN-Firm. Cash 551Sc. July 553Sc, asked,
August SIC. Septenber 5lSsc.
O4TS-Steady. Cash o75Sc, July sSc bid. August
2Sc, September 27TSc. bid.
PORK-Steady. 40 on.
LARD-FiTm,. IS 90
WHISkY-SJ-ady. 81 Is
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REPREsENTATIYE SALES.
The following aTe the representative sales OF hogs
Wichita Horse and Mule Market.

WICHITA. July T.
Receipts OF horses and mules are very light OF
late. Only a few local buyers and no shippers
abe market.
The following quotations show the condition of
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Kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY, July7
FLOUR-XX CSC. Xxx 75c family 81 o., choice
81 40. fancy 81 S1Gl IS.
WHEAT-Stronger. No. 2 hard. cash Soc July
775sc. bid No 2 red, cash soc.
CORN-StrongeT, No cash 55S551ac. July SIC
bid.
oATS-weak. No ? cash &c bid, July 2e1sc bid
EYE-Steady at &c.
BUTTER-Steady. Creamery 1S@I5c, dairy log
l6c, store packed lOc. packing 9sl0c.
tGGS-Weak at lie
HAY-Steady, Fancy 81 90, news So
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Go eat Va TIE ~Esu Ebort LIE. Ne
scun Pac.ae "PisEzs1t HiD rUssts.'
Throarh slee5a5g AID chair e&zs y.th01s
change WsceIia q - LOulz I'd q
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York None

New York Money.
NEW YORK, July7.
Money on call easy ranging from 10 ~ per
cent, last loans closed offered at 2
Prime mercan tile paper 51kd7.
Sterling exchange quite and weak, at 50 for Gl
day bills and 81 ST. for demand, Total aisle OF
stock today WAS 6,367 shares
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CstsaEa Ea8s.
F2sductloa ia s4ntz Fs Toats vii bs
effective jay :, 1tsa frst~clAss Dusltsd
cleKes ulIl ~ seid ~ siS - - ~
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Where Rolls the Oregon"
Three ho urs the quickest TO St Louis
missouri PACING railway. IA Il
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nxLAgO1fA psp-s POCKET NAP OF THE
~ Iat.an tarrs;ory. tse7FirE tss CAsrOsrs 81 =
tnt ok.sEVrrz. via a. ;hs lseiEz sEeA ~ - :
ctsc rssrr~aiiern sss bIrtEgtss Gtse - RAJ fff
vice % Each to~u. he fzstsyr snd HssIefa iAn4
conD.ste pl-kst RAJ - - - - fV'crzxl -
Attest al PETE ~ ever Fut st%d = Us
Rev cgUutrT usl1 vii - sts1s9 70 a - Gays.
~ - -sst posf "a - = sal sslrsts Tsfga ~ =
cstpt q o. cstts. AdSfrss Z, r. A4E=Dck. E4ssssss
LGF ksg.e. " ictlla. kAa- -
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Trains marked TINS .. daily.
EQUIPMENT NORTH AND EAST.
Train No. 414. Kansas City express runs solid 10
Kansas City, has chair car service.
Train No. 400 comes direct from Galveston and IS
through CHICAGO train leaving Wichita at To- p n
and arrives in Ceicago the next day AT 9:l5 N.
Train No. 40 hRe free reclining chair TO Ran
sas City Pullman TO Kansas City, also to Topeka
Atchison and st. Joseph.
EQUIPMENT SoUTQ AS0 WEST.
Train No 407. has Pullman and chair cars.
Train No. i05 has through Pullman car 10 Fl
W orth and Galveston.
Train No. rs has reclining chair car from Kansas
City and stops Of Wichita.
City Union Ticket Office Cor Mair and 1st street and
Union Passenger station corner Douglas ana 9Th
avenues ". D. MURDOCH. d. p A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-08

b GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. Colorado Springs
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily. .............. 6OAM 555AM
No. Kansas City ST. Louis
and Chicago Through
Mail and ex. daily .......... s50Ag S55A II
No. Kansas City st Louis
and Chicago night ex.
daily ............-...,.. -. eDPM 955P N
daily. except Sunday,..... u25AM u 25 N
GOING SOUTH.
No. 3 Kansasa City st. Louis
and Chicago ex, daily. 655AM GOA NJ
No. Kansas City st, Louis
and Chicago through mail
and eN. daily ................ 655PM zoo p n
No. 81 Accommodation daily
except Sunday - 22nPMi 2SaP NJ
Elegant reclining chair cars on all trains. and
Pullman sleepers from Wichita to Kansas City and
Chicago without change on night trains Tickets
sold and baggage checked through 10 all points
north. south, east and west. and steamship tickets
sold 10 ell European points at lowest rates. City
ticket office 100 East Douglas avenue corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues. Telephone 19a.
". y wIsHART Ticket Agent
.TNo. SEBA STAN. G. T. &c p. A.. Chicago, III.
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