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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

Nor ORDERED TO CHILEAN authoritative
denial is made at the Navy Department of the
published statements that Admiral Gherardi
has been ordered to Chile and to relieve Ad-
miral Brown of the command of the Pacific
station. 1t Is said that Admiral Gherardi is
under orders to cruise in the West Indies. where
he will be joined by the Concord that the
Atlanta is to go to Rio and that no other or
ders to vessels have been issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

STOCKS BONDS VS.. REAL ESTATE.
which pays best? Reason it out. Stocks and
bon.s lave 4 fuctu..tin- ya.ue caused by the
manpulations OF la Re LolGe. y kesi, estate
pays vel II not better at the start AMI has a
greater prosi ectiye value. We lave exc client
improved properties unLer ioug leases sac.
PkOCTOK Il PROCTOR. 9O1 q St. oc2s3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

49, BOYD's DIRECTORY COMPANY.
- Ile canvass for names for Boyd's District
of Co umbia Directory for lSg has bsen completed.
Those who think their have not been taken and
also those who have changed their Of business
resdence since October l. 1891. will confer great
BOYD'S DIRECTORY CO..
nol3-2t $40 st. NV.
0FOR SALE-ONLY TWO OF THOSE ELE-
on am q cor of ST. sc. These houses have mine
modern convenience; brownstone front hrst story
windows; nne location block from avenue cars;
beautiful homes only 81, $40 each terms suit.
nol3-h GEO. T. PARKS. 610 r Il
R-~J. =. n INGALLS,, DENTIST,
0A Has removed his once and reGldsnce -
Once houn from SAn. - Pm Aosr1xs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

''WHY DON'T YOU CARRY ACCIDENT
- insurance." We asked of a gentleman the
other evening. why. don't know" ;" H. replied; II
never thought needed it," Upon Investigation he
decided it was wise and prudent investment for him
To make Let us tell you about the New York Acci-
dent Insurance Company. in a NICE quiet. gentle
manly way. No importuning. If the article sell
does net commend itself your business Judgment we
do not expect you to buy. THOMAS THOMAS
washington Loan and Trust building. nol3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KI. o. q. IA SPECIAL SESSION OF THE
EsfSfS q, so,E T 10 q s held THIS
lnrnts ran I i9r the funeral of JohE brown; P e p
Il Il 0f'ef JOS soRa9GSss; aTanS ssribe.
L o. o. .F.-COLUMBIAN ENCAMPMENT,
- No. 1, will meet THIS friday EVENING
Ia special session for the purpose of making arrange
r sas
W~SMAKlLAND REPUBLICAN AssoCIA-
tion WI meet at 609 st. NV FRIDAY.
It I. D. BOND. President
x ..r-S ANNIVERSARY CHUnCH MISSIONS.
;,:s,.. Brszl Cuba and domestic missions;
VIII Se held IN Tue
DAY, Noyeinber 'i6. at o'c:ock p m Addresses
will he delivered Jy Rev. Arthur Brooks, d. o.,
@ osDos rns rsstor OF frHy nsy
sdivpa' ShiWrnh' Newark; Nd and Dy Rey l. L. hln.
annual report will be read and offerlns received In
tine atternoon at oclock. in the sunday school
be held officers elected for the coming year and
addresses made The ladies' invited TO both meet
nse LII ps General nGr
reiary oiies Of ,he society Room "a, Clinton Hall.
A. viii hASs1eS &c aeGe.ssd srhT!4s 5y s; p
l. Nayl9r, ID. pres. elder. SUNDAY, tbs, 18th
Services so at 8 and IL q. m. and pm The night
scaa eesn - NJ. be aaares;ed by several ladies' sun1ay
DEL ot at s;U and 9;;'O a M and o'clock pm. IT.
RCSD0 Y9I KNOW
b st. ieiap Cstter Market.
e e RR'ggs Rg NMarttet.' Mutsf.'
StATf sSs zeGs dsqE + cHSGh gnals p4asl
s1s.as I = &c: hsssis cssSatsa
EkY 1 @s datd T. ,a.d SEhG 70 haze
noW gatronagef 1RO. sstrar.0er than Hctton. n.l,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

DAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS
~ BoJl<ht and soid for cash OF on Margn
New AOrk, San Francisco PhIIadelphia
Boston Exchanges.
Investment stocks and Bonds Speciality.
A IL CHISOLM & CO.,
Bankers anu Brokers.
iii bE1Gdxay. New York.
Established 1S7G.I nO.-lm Issue weekly circular
MN. b. CURLY. FREDERICK C. STEVENS.
w Members OF tine WASHINGTON Stock EXCHANGE
GJlsLEI x STEVENS,
Resi- Estate. 1nS and Stock Brokers' 1895 ct.
tea4 estate LOu-lIt sold and rented Local eecrri-
ties bOht and sold Money loaned listed securi-
NestIasuts- ol6-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

E~~SANNIE MARY. MY WIFE. HAVING LEFT
D~Ns my bed and board, the public hereby
warned against trusting her will not be respon-
sibie for any debts contracted by her.
noii-.t' JOSEPH RE1TH.
KSTHE BAILEY LETTER COPYING PRESS.
49, To keep abreast OF the times every
bus ness man Should avail himself OF the
latest and most improved business meth
Gus. lie Bailey Copying Press possesses
three pre-elniEen. 8dvantages over all
others. and should he adopted by all
wlde-awake, progressive men. These
advantages are: Its lnoistening attach
Elent. consisting OF a covered tank mold
inE water which can easily he detached
for purpose OF renew wing water, in which
turns one OF two rollsrs, inparting uni
form pressure to copy ing PADS in pa sing
through These rollers beng adjust
ahie dmy degree Of moisture required
can be readI J obtained
Its press having a large hand wheel in
the center of double acting COMPRISING
s. rev. whereby pro er pressure rap
idtg and easily produced
It's r-tight drawer Tor holding copying
pads moist and ready for instant use.
In use III nearly All the government de-
partInents and hundreds of business
houses. We shall be pleased to have You
call and examine il.
JOHN c. PARKER,
mole 619 9TH st. n.
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sR-F-, NOTICE.
49, William 8. Burns stonecutter and con-
tractpr don1 business at the of Delaware
and Canal ST. $ w.. in the city OF Washington d. c..
having made an asslnlnent to of all property
and effects, all persons indebted to Lni are Hereby
not he'd to Ieke payment tome. and all persons
whom he is indebted requested TO present their
CLAIMS to me.
THOMAS TAYLOR,
Assignee OF William S. Burns.
November ii, ls91- nol2-:Sts
g. THOMAS BOWLING & SON, AUCTION
O~S eers.-Ne are now permanently located at
our new place of business. 0l2 st. W. where our
patrons and the pub;lc generally vi. tud in
large and conlnOGlous auction ROOMS, where have
spared no means or preparing this properly
Tor the convenience and advantage OF all who may
entrust us with any business III our department. BY
our constant and c!ose attention to our business
hope to be able to maintain the reputation
LONG enjOye, by giving special inter-
ests OF All WHO may share with ther patronage. We
would respectfully invite the luDc to visit
new business house aud facilities exhibiting
and selling personal property of every description.
real estate. Aorses cdr!I.I-cs &c,
THOMAS BOWLING SON,
nol1-1w Auct.oneefs, I'll, T. st. n.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

ISN'T 1T ABOUT TIME YOU WERE
Il taking out that 2U-year endowment pol
icy: II II -. % or 81 years Of Axe here IL
the cost and result.
Aze 2l-COst S.)1-s: pays $50.
Ase2-COst SJtr2. pays 1904.
A9e .D-COst Stts.2; pays 500.
Age sSI-COst : 200; pays 81 .O39
nol3 CHAS- l. GURLEl, LEG st. q. w.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-14
Jnblanbet.

M(iltpaufee 9oe Oct. @isconiins
(en9elit) (utberife Spnooe bor anta=
get Mi@isan= os W1inneiota=@bnoz
oernes @oniolioerinssplan men til=
raaoer Inta9ellen of ct Mmenoement,
om at bet nDe Samfuno fal beoe Nl>
minbelis, eoangelilt lutberf @pnooe
al Minneioto. @isconfin, Mi@i9an
% andre @tater.
- Bpen &io>pa / &anias, Serrp
Simplons @iem, bar ualst en- &5in>
be Mrs. 8orton til Mapor.
- Sra @beq Safe, gBisconfin,
meooeles. at Sobn @idluno. en- Sat-
mer Nerbeoen af @uperior Sumo
tion, bleo itubt o9 orebt al en- Sn>
bianer forleben. @n anben Tarmer,
SO. Sobnion, erbolot ct farliat @aar
/ @ioen us fit err Singer fuot bort.
Snoianeren ct f1p9tet meo fin Gami=
lie men forfdlses al en- Slot Menb.
- Sra 9elena, Montana, meobe=
les, at en- norlt &ise, 9elen 6orit=
luno, ct arreiteret oeriteos paa Wis=
tante for at oere Torpuer eQer mebz
fplois Moroet paa en- &olitimanb.
Mils 5orltluno Dor tleot / Manbs=
tleoer os tilltoo, at bun bapbe fprt ct
@timanosliu / Tglse meb to Monbs<
perioner, lom bun falote @barles
Miller os 9enrp @lort. 3uu talote
fig fetit Bertba M,l1er o9 foaoe, at
benoeS 5orelbre boeoe / 9odmoob,
@aib., boortra o9iaa benoes &amme>
rater er. gun bar TO @pfre, en-
iom bor Spofane o9 en- / Minnea=
polls. Sen iMinneopolis ct b(epen
interuietuet Of en- &eporter o9 bar
tilitaoet, at BUN bouoe en- ilem @pfer
oeo 9eaun @elen. iom 1pb bort for
no9le Nar iiben. Mils Goritlunb Ct
en- oatfer &i9e poo 20 Ior. 9un
bar ertleret fig 1fplois flere 6os brp>
belier % fanotes at pere 8efbbelie
af ct 2ommeubr tilbprenbe &onoufz
tbr &i@aroion, iom bleu vbolot op"
Gbite Eirsoa9saften. @n flor Boli'
tiitprfe er iooren IND. os Der frpates
for 2pn@ninaer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-14

bib o9iaa. Sc mBbe8 paa famine
Marfeosplahs. Sarmeren fra &rie
County toser meo fig biem 9oc.
Sen canaoife 5armer SOC minus
&c., ben amerifanfe Earif.
@n lop Gariff bar altib forpset
Snofbrielen al ubenlanoite @arer,
multipliceret Dor @ialo til ublonoet,
frembrast en- 9anbelsba1ance imoo
os, fortren9t ben bemofratife &robu=
cent og Gabrifant. unbermineret ben
biemliae &eldanb os berpoet Nrbei:
bet bets retmesiige 8elgnniu9.
Moi. Mc@iulep forleste nu at
uiie. at ber par ct Nntal Nrtitler, iom
oar billisere eno fpr. 9an berprte
meo 6orii9ti9beo be inoutrielle
lllptter os ben E,lba9e9an9, @uu.
Campbell bauoe tolt ON. rEat
Cub, iasoe ban, bet republitanite
&arti bar alori9 lart en- laaban
9ottrln, Dor er en- Doftrin ON 6aab
us @leoe."
9a bet bar 1lut meb Bifalosbtrin=
eerne, bespnote @uu. Campbell fin
anoen Gale. 6an iaebe:
Seq ct biertelis enis meb Moi.
@c&iulep, ot bette er ben itbrite 'os
beoite os toilette Station poa Sor=
ben, men uli9 bam uiloe ies uooele
oenne @torbeo % oenue @i9oom li9e<
lom Sub laoer 9immelens 9u9 faloe
ooer baaoe retferoise o9 uretfaroise.
Seq ltiloreoe Garmerens @tillins, %
Maiorens @uar bar bet, a: ies ct en-
ulpttesprofet. IS maa lite tnurre",
ia9be ban. S, 5iublap @las>Irbei>
bere, iom bar faaet eoers ma9re 2pn
reouceret, s StaalsIrbeioere af
@leuelano, iom bar baut famine
@tiebne, S maa lite tlaee, foroi
ebers Gottisoom bielper til at 9ipre
anore ri9e.
@epublitanernes @ans iaar ct:
,,witll sugar and tin we are sure
to win" Man taser Eoloen al
@utter forat sibrs bet binist, os mon
laa9er paa Eoloen paa Tinplaber for
at siere benz bitlise. Men insen
Gtrobat bdr ueret iftanb til at rioe
to 9efte, fom 9aar mobiat @et>
ming, uoen at folbe til Martea. Seq
uil fpbr9e, ON @utter lite blep re-
onceret ueo Mil1s<Biqen. 2i9elebes
uil ies ipsrae, ON Solicit Rplber @a.
loren ben bele @ebuttion, ri fit paa
Satter. Seq ueo, bet 9ipr lite.
@an feet os. at Binoetraaoen ct
biqi9ere M enb fpr. @aa er bet,
forbi Eolben blep rebuceret, men
Moi. McRinlep mobiatte fig &eout'
tionen os tlasebe ouer. at ipp Eienbe:
belle of en- Gent uar alt for lao Eolo.
&i betaler omfrins $16,000,000
Eolo paa B1itp1aber, en- 5orpselie
rat $1,000,00o unoer Mc&inlepz
BilIen. s
,9uorleoeS er bet meo ben So
Gents >9o1aren", raabte no3en 5or,
famlinsen.
vMoi. Mc@inlep paafaar", ioebe
@uuernbren, at bet republifanfe
&arti bot eiort al finonciel 2opsiuz
ming ber / 2anbet / 30 Nar. 3pis
ber er en- 8O:@ents>Dollar Der / 2an=
bet, iaa maa bet bore en- republitanf
9o0ar."
@upern9ren anuenbte nu no9en
Eio paa at moobeoiie ben republi,
fanite 8aanaub, at Blitplaber blir
fabriteret 6oreneoe Stater % in.
iifereoe paa, at be faa @rpuer Blot
par fabriteret for Campaign Tor>
maal.
Ntter rcabtes ber u@p(p, @plu".
fra 5oriomlinsen os Buloret bleu
ne1ten preoppenbe.
,.9en enefe uleilisbeb ies os mine
&enner bar, buab an9aar 2anbet8
&ense", iasbe @uuerubreu, ..er lite
meo 3enipn III builfet @la9s al
Dollars, ri faar, men meo 9enipn
til 5oroelinsen al bis1e Dollars
blanbt Solicit"
| .A.c.. ~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-14

On dlore Dame b(ep ppfprbret til at aftaae
fin Sat, ba bun ffulbe pione for en- Domitol.
,,Der ct in9en 2pp, buprefter en- &pinbe fan
paaldsses at afta3e fin 9cpenbeoefnins for
en- Dpmitol" iuarebe BUN.
.,De fienoer altlaa 2ppsne. Mrs." fasbe
en- af Dommerne ipscis. "Saa fllnbe BET
fanfte pere bebf, atD: fpm berpp % tcs
@1aos mellem % Dpmmere."
"Net bet ptlbe tffe pdre be1bt9t @ir!"
iparebe Damen. "Der ct 10 a4ereoe FIR for
mango 9amle &idrrineer mellem Gber Dpm>
rl1ere."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-14

ST. @omers ia9oe ioae, at 8atien=
ten I lin &,lhelie tolte itabi9 ON ST.
Lamb, os ON buab han uiloe 9ibre for
bet. Sort fer lin @sb io9oe ban til
en- Delegation, iom par anfommen:
.2ao min &ierli9beo leoia9e mine
&o1esaer os bet irite Tolt".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-14
Noro=Dafota-

2afota 9be Oct. @n 5inlenber
oeb Mabn @on9ola, iom boeoe i ben
norbli9e Sci af @ounttet, blep orebt
/ @ftermiboas, peb at bans @eite lpb
lpbf meb en- tunat las1et &osn, BET
git oper bam.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-14
Minnefpta.

~htNuelVlV>
Olympic Gbeater / ct. Saul
brenote neo Scat til iibte Dnsba9,
&abet omtring 100000. st @tue>
fpiQerielitob, iom baube leiet 9be>
atret for en- nse, table alt fit uoitpr
for Scenen belpbenoe fig til $4,000.
Ser bar lense flor Gare for, at
Sloen ituloe uobrebe fig uioere.
= Jaribault lobe DIT. Morlfer=
ne ber 8ben oil opfpre en- np @irfe.
-Mils 8ertba g. @arris, 2erer=
tnbe oeo 5oribault 8piRole. er til=
buot en- @tolepoit @pan,en, Iom
bum rimelisuis uil mootase.
= 2re Meno, iom onta9es at
bore 6orpuere af Moroet paa Suffice
&obert @ooo / @ait @rano Sorts,
arretereoes fioite 0nsbas us fgrtes
til @rooffou, men Der fanbt be Nn>
leonins til at fp9te o9 ct enonn lite
paasrebne. Set er 1anoipnli9t, at
biSle ct Morberne. Sc misteuttes
osiaa for at oere Sorpuere of nosle
anore 6orbrpoeller @ait @rano
Sorts.
= 2en norf=lutberfe &bifoles
Bpgnins / gilbert Sea, lom netop ct
blepen ferbis, inopiebes iibfe Dns>
bag. 8ator &oren. Sormanb for
Sotpaz@pnooen, bolbt SnbpielIesta>
len. Set ct nu 4 Nar, fiben @pno=
ben beilutteoe, at @tolen ltuloe opfp>
res / gilbert Sea. 9enne 8p bapbe
lubifriberet $4,000. Bp9ninsen,
boortil @runoitenen 1a9oes Site
Iusuit 1890, er opfprt of 8. $.
0ftruo fra Spring &allep. @folen
oe99note BEN 23oe Sept. meo en- itpr'
re @panins eno noeet af be fore=
9aaenbe Mar.
- 5ranf 8. Ol1on / Minueapolis
Tom forleben inb til 9ommer @mit6
meo ct Nnorasenoe ON at faa fit
9eaun toranbret til Srant 8. &ar<
mer. Com @ruub an9ao ban, at
oer allereoe par 1900 Olioner / W1in=
neapolis, % bette uar til itor uleilis=
beo for Mootaselien al 8reue os an.
bre @oitia9er. 3ans Mnbragenbe
bleo inbuilset. os ben eamle 0lion
ait uo isien iom en- np Manb. Men
faa tommer bet beoite. @n un9
Monb meo to eQer tire &euuer Tom
ltrafs efter ino Rontoret meb en-
Mooforefilliue mob Dlions Anbra<
senoe. Sans @aun Dor 6ront 8.
&armer. 9on iaebe, at Der ollereoe
par TO af famine 9fapn Bpen, o9
ban protedereoe mob, at Der enbnu
Tom en- treble, ba bet pilbe forpoe
uleiliebeoen. 6an bao berfor, ON
Der lite tunbe finoes ct anbet geaun
for Olion. Men nu uar bet forlent.
- @upernpr Merriam bar BE-
itemt, at Moroeren @iQiam @ole /
93eomoob 5aQs ital benses ON Mor>
9enen ben 16oe Ottober. @upernp~
rens unoeritrift til &oie's 3pbsbom
of1utter en- af be igrite &riminalla>
ger, iom noseniinoe er f9rt ber @ta-
ten. 9iitorien ON Moroet er / Sort.
beo fpl9enoe: Sommeren 1889 bleo
Moies 2uftin Fuot o9 brebt, mebens
ban en- Iften iab paa en- @ofa ner@inN
buet fin geabos6us. 9an uenbte @ps1
gen mob @inouet, os Stuooet, berI
orebte 6am, blep fpret oeriaiennem.;
nmiotelbort efter @tponiusen 1ab
8eboerne no og iaa en- Manb iprMae
ouer Marfen benimoo ct @togbolt.
Ser fanotes @por. iom leoeoe @il
ct @teo, boor en- 9eit baooe faqet'
bunoet, os Sporene al &eiten fulsteS'
berpaa / 20 Mile, til man Tom til
@iQiam &oie's 9us. Ser fanot
mon en- uomattet o9 iueb Bonp.
&oie bleu arreiteret, forbprt Sanu,
ar 1890 os opmt. 8euiierne bar
Snbiciebeuis. @asen tprtes til 9pie.
teret. buor unberrettens Som blep
itaofeitet. @nbper Beitrebelie of
&oies &enner sioroes for at rebbe
h>~2 O:S4 .>.n.>
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-14

Men who work on morning pa.
pers are all Nights of Labor men.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-14

8eiler @ilbetm pil @sf taee Opbplb / fit
vnprife Stpt."
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-07-18
WILD HORSE.
July "A, 1891.
Warm weather.

Culy 1Ool'
Warm weather.
George, why does the reaper break SC
often.
Mrs. Will. Robinson and baby are WIS.,
iting friends in Wa-Keeney.
Farmers of this vicinity are progress
ing finely with their harvesting.
s. G. Robinson is putting quite an adj
dition to his house. What now, Sam!
w. B. Robinson, with a number of
Others from the Smoky have gone east to
harvest.
Misses. Mary Robinson and Minnie
Sellars were here calling on friends here
last week.
Young man don't drive after night if
you are very sleepy. 1t may not be SO
hard on you as it would the team.
Born, on the fifth, to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank BolliDger charming, black-eyed
baby girl. Some one please suggest a
name.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-07-18
They Hurt the Cause.

The Times has the warmest sympathy
for the reforms demanded by the alliance,
with the exception of the sub-treasury
scheme, which it does not regard as prac-
teal, but it has no sympathy with those
alliance men who seem to think that the
highest evidence of loyalty to the
Peoples party is abuse of the Republican
party. There are professed Peoples
party papers in this state that are filed
with senseless abuse Of Republicans and
Republican papers. To them Republican
papers are "hireling monopolistic sheets"
aud every Republican of prominence is
either "plutocrat" whatever that may
be) or corrupt tool of plutocracy." y
And while they are thus abusive Of Re-
publicans, they have nothing but pleasant
things to say of the Democratic party.
The Times has no sympathy whatever
with this sort of foolishness. Those who
indulge in it either have not wit enough
to present and defend the principles of
the Peoples party or they are Democrats
in disguise, working underhandedly for
the success OF the Democratic party. In
either case they are an injury to the cause
they profess to espouse.-LeG1'en7,orth
IaneS
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-07-18
A Good Word for the College Boys

.SSSA " OAo tAO SOACSS oOyS
An American college contains from 500
to 1900 boys, rich, poor. ambitious or
thoughtless, ss the case may be. Among
them there is sure to be mischief making
element. The escapades of these are
telegraphed over the country and conf
mented on by sternly indignant press.
Had the indiscretions been committed by
boys out of college they would never have
attracted even passing attention. From
these widely circulated stories, always ex-
aggerated and affecting at most handful
OF students, the idea has sprung that to
send boy TO college is to cast him into a
moral fiery furnace, where he will be as
sailed by every form Of temptation. This
is as far from the truth as il can we'll he
There arefew temptations in college life
which are not encountered in the every .day
world. On the other hand, there is a
standard OF college morals which must be
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-07-18
The Leavenworth Times.

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A Railway Innovation.

The Missouri Pacific Railways new
line, by way of Cofeyville and Wagner,
to Little Rock and the Southeast, which
has been open for several months. will
lnaugurate new departure in train ser
vice on August 31st. A through daily
passenger Train. consisting of coaches
and Pullman Buffet Sleeping cars, will be
established between Kansas City and
Little Rock. with sieepers running
through to Memphis. Going south, the
train will leave Kansas City about 8
O'Clock in the evening, connecting at
Little Rock for Hot Springs and all points
south and east. =
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iege disturbances are SO rare.-Albany
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GLENCOE CLEANING.
GLENCOE, July Is, 1891.


Harvesting is in full blast in Glencoe.
Mr.. Ed. Orion finished cutting his
wheat the morning Of the 4th.
Hon. W. F. King has been steering a
.cultivator the last few days.
D.J. Wilson and crew were harvesting
for MIR. Olson, of Riverside, last week.
There is considerable green wheat IN
this corner of the county yet
At. Carlton and Charlie Loffiin spent
last Sunday with Frank Gross.
Mr.. Rippey is harvesting his crop OF
wheat on the Locker place this week.
The ground is getting little dry in
the east end.
There are number of chinch bugs in
the wheat in this part of Trego.
d. J. Wilson had breakdown near
Cross's last Sunday.
GRANGER.