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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28

golden jubilee OF their reception into Ino
priesthood, but it is fact which seems
to have been overlooked that Arch
bishop Kenrick is the only prelate in any
denomination in America, SO far as official
diocesan records show, who has lived to
attain the distinction of golden jubilee
in the episcopate.
There are other incidents in his life
that give peculiar and general interest
to this celebration. He is the only prel-
ate who has attended every council Of
the church in the United States. He
was but three years the junior in tho
episcopate of John Hughes, a statue to
whom was unveiled in ST. Johns college
grounds, Fordham, the other day, and
since he assumed the inter and crozier
ninety-nine bishops in the United States
have laid them down and passed to their
eternal reward. He was priest on the
mission when there was only ons
chdiocese-Baltimore Of which his
brother, Francis Patrick Kenrick, pred
ecessor Of Cardinal Gibbons, was later
the sixth archbishop. Since his time
eleven new archdiocese have been es-
tablished-Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati,
Milwaukee, New York, Oregon City,
Philadelphia, st. Louis, st. Paul, San
Francisco and Santa Fe-and he has also
seen sixty-eight new sufragan sees Gre
ated by Rome in America.
The great span of existence covered
during his episcopate can be imagined
from the enumeration of the sees that
have been widowed in his priestly days.
Death has paid six visits to the Balti-
more see, five to New Orleans, four to
each of the sees OF Chicago, Hartford
and Vincennes, three visits each to
Charleston, Detroit, Mobile, New York,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg, two to Al
ton, Boston, Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Covington, Dubuque, Erie, Galveston,
Green Bay, Louisville, Marquette, Nash
vile, Natchez. Omaha, Oregon, Rich
mond, San Francisco and Santa Fe,
while the sees of Buffalo, Columbus,
Fort Wayne, Indian Territory, Natchi-
toches, Nesqually, Portland, Providence,
San Antonio and Vancouver island have
each lost a bishop since his episcopal
sway began. The impression made by
his years of service is heightened by the
knowledge that his memory runs back
to the days of the first Catholic bishop
Of the United States, John Carroll, who
was delegate to Canada in the interest
Of the cause evoked, or rather affirmed,
by the Declaration Of American hide
pendence.
Peter Richard was born in the sixth
year of the present century, on Aug. II,
in the city of Dublin. He studied in
Maynooth, aud was ordained on March
6, 1882. At that time his brother, whose
incumbency of the Baltimore arch
diocese has been noted, was bishop Of
Philadelphia. In 1888 the future arch
bishop of st. Louis came to America,
took charge Of the Theological seminary
in the City of Brotherly Love, assumed
management of the Cathedral parish and
at the same time edited The Catholic
Herald-one of the two or three papers Of
his faith existing in those days, where
over one hundred prosper to-day. Natu-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28

ferocity of the crime and its similarity
to the Whitechapel horrors suggested
that the perpetrator was Jack the Rip
per" After his arrest Frenchy showed
DO sign of being able to speak anything
save an Arabic patois, and at the trial
much difficulty was had in securing an
interpreter.
Circumstantial evidence, backed up by
the testimony Of doctors, who found the
blood stains on the prisoners clothes
identical with the gore drawn from the
veins Of the victim, decided the case
in favor of the state. The verdict was
a surprise to the public and disappoint-
ment alike 70 the prosecution and de-
Tense, who had practically made the
issue one of liberty or death" The
only one satisfied seems 70 be Frenchy,
who, now that his life Is 10 longer IN
jeopardy, has developed quite facility
for conversation in French and English.
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MISCELLANEOUS

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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


KANSAS CITY. Mo, July &c ATTLE-ReceIpt
C2I0 shlpments 1910. Market strong 10 loo
higher steers s. 25@G Co. 81 50,G5 So,
1850 shipments l4t0. Market 6Gl0c lower, Bulk
s. 25a5 a5 all grades ~ 5JG5 A. ~HEFP-Re-
Ccpts 1850 shipments 60. Market weak and lower.
81. Louis Mo. July 27-CATTLE-Receipts 44O0,
shipments 1909. Market firm. Native steers,
- 5086 90, stockers aud feeders - 40 p. HOGS
Heavy S. I5e5 Is mixed - 5G5 t5 light 50 ljQ5 IS.
SHEFP-Receipts 1890, shipments 5000 Market
strong. Fancy IS OOr4 80,
CHICAGO. Ills. July G.--CATTLE-Recelpts l400l.
shipments 1850 Market steady 10 higher. Steers
81 1905 CO. Texans 81 5oG3 TO- rangers 3 2545 80,
native cowsS2 50lt3 s. HOGS-Roceuts 2J1J0 ship
Inenss I20l0 Market irregular Rough and com
mon 81 g51 80 mixed 50 0GJ 40, butchers s. 45D3
TO- Hight IS 6qa5 50 SH EEP-Receipts 70y0 ship
.uautS 800. Market act We. sheep steady, lambs
lower Native ewes saCGG4 e. mixed and wetuers
al 75t5 So Texans a. OJc4 ~ westerns - JUg4 %,
lambs a uOssJ 90
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so Cent?: Dogs, SIN.

One Of the assessors relates a. odd ex-
peuence in Bucktown, near Indianapolis.
He called at the house OF an old woman
whose furniture was valued at fifty cents
Under the law be had 20 place the value
az one dollar. which would make her tax
a fraction over one cent As he was
abou. 70 leave the house re discovered
that the cid woman was TIE happy owner
OF six dogs, on which she was assessed
SII.-Chicago Mail
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Two new trains have been added 70 the
already excellent connections east that the
Great Rock Island route has been oterin )
70 its patrons
The Lake shore and Michigan Southern
has put on a new train, leaving Chicago
daily Ar 1880 a. m, and the Fort Wayne
pennsylvania lines, one st 1913 q. n
These are daily trains, scheduled OF
fast time, and arrived at New FORK CITY
next afternoon At , O'Clock. and via the
first mentioned Boston passenger reach
their destination two hours later.
The fast vesfibuled express rom Denver.
Colorado Springs and Pueblo, va bota
Kansas City and - Joseph. arrives a,
Chicago a. $50 g. n. daily, ana Ihe
veStibuled express from Omaha and the
Iowa main lines arrives at Chicago z,
o-o5 q N, Qail. JOHN SEBASEIAS
General Ticket and Passenger Agent
E 81 JOIN, General Manager. oST
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THE ARcHB1sHoP's FUTURE HOME.

rally his energy and ability attracted at
tention. and DR.. Rasati, then bishop Of
ST, Louis, induced the pope to make him
coadiutor in that see. He was conse-
Grated on Nov. 81, 1641, and two years
later, on the death Of Bishop Rasati, he
succeeded 10 the administration Of the
see, which in 1915 was raised TO metro
polltan rank.
The programme in his honor viii ez-
tend over three days, beginning Nov. 20;
viii include addresses from many bodies
and conclude on the third evening with
a grand torchlght parade.
JOIN J. MCGNyIsS
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Az rnrfuaeiy Death

Isaac Dixon several months age cana
70 this county from England and went
70 work as a laoorer II rolling nil a.;
Passaic, y. J. Re drank ice water 70
excess Thursday End dled Saturday as a
result Since then II has come 70 hgat toai
bad he lived ssTea months lcngeE he
would have received large est2,e n
England Why he came here and hired
tut a. a lsborer 10 one APPEARED Z
know. he vas 20 be married within q
kw weeks 20 q yoznz lady OF Paterson
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STRAIED.
r-rfsr tlisIeaa 70 PEI HHe prrfav

C,TRAYED OR sToLEr-ONE BRIGHT RED
- cow sit yuars old let smooth wLlte iu rigut
cA-k weight about 90 Reward foT fefETnlug
same 20 -, y 1opaaa- PituuEcr- d"l-t'
ArTEAYED-A LITTLE DONKEY HtHf2b
= frrm Itfvassids. Finder VIII please notify -
q. EcSsteil. ilZ north Naiu street d. a.
= H4u.a ul college FISH, one hAv E5rss about 81
or 81 hands high. wearing Rather halter t"t-fa
O IS i.i collins. az shaw p music Lcurs. ds-.t
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THE FIRST OF ITS KIND.
AMERICA HAS SEEN NO OTHER
GOLDEN EPISCOPAL JUBILEE.

Honors for Archbishop Kenrlck, Of St.
Louis, in Whose Time Ninety-nine As
sociates Have Passed Away and Nearly
All the Catholic Sees Have Been Created.
st. Louis is making great preparations
for the observance of the golden episco-
pal jubilee of its Roman Catholic arch
bishop-an event of more than local in
terest from the fact that he is the oldest
prelate in the United States in point Of
service in the episcopate and the only
one who, since his church was cut off
from dependence on an English superior,
has lived to see the preparations required
by the canons of the church for the cele-
bration of the golden jubilee of his con-
secration. Priests have reached the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28
fOH SALL-MiseeAane otss.

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Remember Wen and Bear IN Mind

That if you are going to Washington
Oregon or Idaho, or any Pacific coast
points, il will be 20 your advantage to go
via the Missouri Pacific railway. The rea-
son is that you viii save time and lay
overs at Junction points. The fast Pacific
express leaves Wichita every day at 5;55 p.
IL. via the Missouri Pacific railway, DEPOT
corner Second and Wichita streets. City
ticket office. 100 North Main street.
T. Z. BLECKLET, p. & 7. Agt., Wichita.
H. c. TOWNSEND, q. P. & 7. a, ST. Louis.
lUl Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28

recently convict
ed by a New York
jury Of murder
in the second de-
gree. The man
was accused Of
killing and dis
Numbering a dis
reputable old wo-
man known to
the sluus as Car
RE Brown, alias
Cbo lyeSuaara Thu
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Cattle market steady.
Hogs off SOTO cents.

Hogs off SOLO cents
a few sheep were in today.
Gilchrist & Siceloff, of Belle Plain, had
O car of hogs on today's market.
OF the hogs sold today Fort Worth
bought 2S3 and Garland 1G
j. 3. Kell, of Clearwater, one of the
oldest and most regular shippers to this
market was in with hogs today.
Frank Robbins shipped two cars Of cat
tie from here today.
J. f. Oliver, of Gladys, was in with a
load of hogs.
The commission men and buyers always
expect the heavier run Of stock on Tues
day.
4. v Boreland, of Haven, was repre-
sented in the market today with load of
hogs.
Hanks & Arnett shipped a car of cattle
this afternoon.
Sid Brakeman was here from Leon to-
day with a car of cattle for the market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28

Well informed physicians say that a
a great many hot weather headaches are
due 20 the absorption Of poisonous color
ing matter in hat bands through the
open pores Of the forehead
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28

Russia has sent three engineers 20 the
Crited States % study American meth
DDS Of mining precious metals Under
present conditions gold mining IN Russia
does not paY exp+nsss.
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wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA, July 2.
FLOTR-Highest patont So GO. second patent s. 80
extra fancy s. 81. fancy 20 %
BITTEk-First creamery lTc, second creamery
l5C finest dairy lie, tine dairy &c, common DAIRY &C.
EGGS-i0C per dozen.
POULTRY BOOSTERS II 5OGs2 %, hens & i5l8S .,
spring chickens 50 50G3 co
PO1ATGES-New J0c per hUShel.
CUAl-Anthracits 81 % Canon City s. 90, Weir
City - So Frontenbo s. 81 PlusoUrg, a 50 Illinois
:. L1. hCAlllsIer 81 20.
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REPRESENTATIVE SAILS,
he following are the representative sales Of ca
HOGS.

The bog market, which was fair for
Monday, opened about 5@l0c lower with
Fort Worth the only packer in the field.
The receipts were only of fair average
and were sold at reasonable prices, the
tops bringing S5.15. Eastern markets
closed with marked declines.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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Wichita and Kansas City express. Santa
Fe route, leaves daily at SOS a. m, arrives
in Topeka 2:l0 p. m, and in Kansas City
4:25 p. m, with no change Of cars, reciln-
ing chair car seats in which are free. Al
ways on time Stops everywhere and runs
fast between stations. @4t1
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PRINCE GEORGE OF GREECE.

Favorable Impression Produced by His
Recent Visit to America
Prince George of Greece, who is max
ing a tour around the world, has just
crossed the United States and gained
hosts of friends and admirers every
where. "a thoroughly good fellow, Is
the popular verdict. "a, magnificent
specimen of manhood" is the descrip-
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MIchlta cram Market.

NIIHTIA, July q.
Following are the closing quotations:
GEAlN-Car lots on track.
WHIAT-No2 75c. No hard 15c, No3 13c No
toe new wheat 4Oes65C.
CORN-N0 or better 45c,
OATS-s0C.
RNE-No 3 or better 6nc.
HAY Raled 60 O04G 20 per ton, loose 81 O0G5 %.
GROUND COhN-Chop ln car lots s. 90 per 100
pounds. AMI oats 81 10 per ll0 pounds, bran
sacked. SIC per 100 pounds.
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STOLEN.
GENERAL STORAGE.

Urdsr tl.l. hsse o. PER Iias per day
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ton Of all who
admire ma nly
beauty, for Prince
George is as tall
as Abraham Lin
coin, as massive
and as
Daniel Webster,
and yet quite fine
featured and
shapely. He is
thorough master
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28

KANSAS CITY. July p
s. it, fancy - s. Al S.
wIfEAr-QaleL No. > hard. cash SIC bid.
July nc bid. No red. cash ~, bid
COBN-ACtive and hiGhsr. No . ca1h 5il.c bid
july SIC.
OATS sizher. No, cash 295lc..Iuly 2s1sc BIZ.
bNt.-SteaGy at sGc.
TER-Sicady. Creamery l5ssI5c. dairy I0s
Ec. store hacked &c. packing g sl1c
kSGS-We1k ~ loo
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The following are The repEesentatiyo sales Of hogs
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Tfs Rock bland hsss placsG ca asls
so1r.st 't1ksts % fsclorsso pol1fs a. stsr.si
IeT rz-es for fse rrqrd mp. hasl -sfni5 -
-sS1Tr Dssssgs Oet1ter 81 " Eise ssclf-
ssca rstes - salt Lax Oz1ra. hsiSaA
szt e. iforasa g1iats. - great req
tea Feass ts.l ~ tie kask 4s-asa 80
f@ts-s p1scksss1g t4ckr-s, As2 49,.
rssfst.5a t~ye~-, - = A. 20 rlufsz. rates al
tina Chr cIes. 90 EzEt Ahr1E-ss
avenue carasr p Mzir STREE cfF<fs lDr-
Fer Asza sz1 DeEglSs sEsn1ss
". H. " ,sHAHT,
Cry t.eks, srd paassossE aggli,
"a. "a ~
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He Can Talk Three Tongues.

There are several queer things to be
noted in connection with the case Of
George Frank, alias Frenchy No. 1, alias
Ameer Ben Ali. the Algerian who Was
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28

Blanks Of every description can be found
in the business Office OF the EAGLE, first
floor. in quantities to suit. Cal. at the
counter =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28

The remarkably damp weather Of the
present summer has caused the appear
ence Of mosquitoes in Paris for the first
time since 1874.
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rrssrtb.s head e pei line Ter -

nTCs-E-y fu fGtt q. TUAIFII SECURITY
vi q all EL8s az ~ 3. zsin 81 Morris TODD
~
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Chiesco cram and Produce.

CHICAGO, July n.
Whest-Strong. higher.
Co-u-EXclted, strong. higher,
Ost7-HigGer.
Fork-ACtiVe. higher.
Iavd-highor.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
FLOCR-Dull. easy. Spring patents s. e9Ej 20
winter patents - Shd5 10, straight - 65 bakers
WEEAT-Juiy 9ilac, August SsAlc Septemfl 81
$50. Deyembe 2l-6C.
CORS-JUly t5lrc. August 6lSlc, September $40
CAre-iuly S1A,c. August &49sc. September eSssc-
l0Rk-July al t0S IL ~, september al % OcIo
nSv>li "a
IhBD-July IS ~. September SC s2}s. October
SC g2i
Cash quotations were as follows:
WHEAT-924sc.
ttkN-6$SsC.
OATS-arc.
l;A E-talsc
lAkLbN- 30 Eales.
ELAASEED-si tals.
TtNOTHN-sl 30 a.
lORh-SI Coll o.,
lAEN-&6 ~
SHORT RIRS-S5 20R6 q.
DRY SALT SHOCl DERS-S5 1nz5 IS
S4OET CLEAR SlDES-S7 25Ss- IS.
NHlShN-& 10.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

Under his head e per line per day
NOR KXCHANGE--LIVEkY STABLE AND
Il stock doing a good business ant WtchitA
property or iaud A. = Nelson. wichita hai-
e6s-6t-wu
NOR FNCHANGE-A STONE BUILDING WITH
K living rooms above and - 80 stoct OF ~
goods and groceries all free from debt. located "a
eastern kansas food trade. Best o: reasons for
selling Want good and. A. ;. Nelson NieEltA.
0tN-bi-NAs
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FOR RENT-HOuses.

~@FOR KENT-NO s34 y. TOPEKA AVE. ONE
IA OF the iHost 0ne-story cottages IN the ~ .
small family. Location uhsuspassod, Apply AZ -
ll0l W Douglas. west SIDE. d's-o
A. FOR RENT-ONE OF THE MOST pEslh-
IL able dwellings In the city WITH eiegAnt groandA
Situated on North LEwTence avenue. y nlsdsrs
lander a 60. az
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fs'S . +rsssk Co.
Mjf%lI agile
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past 49
Hours Were as Follows: 81 Cattle,
Sol Hogs. Shipments, "a Cattle.
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! Shipments
Receipts,
ARTICLES.


BCTTER-Ess Ter, Fancy Elgin creamery lSsaS
lt,es me western lss I5C, Rne dairy lIz-sc.
EGGS-loA1.G
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HAY-Steady. Fancy prairie IS 80,
Shipments.
ST. LOUIS Produce

81. Louis Produce
ST. LOUIS July q,
wHFAT-Very strong. No, Cash sac, July
S53sc August S81Ec bid, September s71sc, Decem-
C0KN-Up. No 2 Cash SEC, July SOC bid, Sep
slmber 56l6c seller, year 4914c.
OATS-Higher. Cash 2y34c, July ZsH September
271$c bid.
PORK-Up $1l 75
LARD-Up. Sc 81
WHISKY-Steady 81 i6.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now \ FORK Money.

Now \ ork Money.
NEW YORK. July q.
Money on call easy ranging from IL 10 per
cent closed 0forcdaI ?
Prime nlorcaDtile paper He3i.
Sterling exchange steady AZ 81 for 0-dBy bills
Total sale Of STOCK today was $4,000 shares
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS

Tie Ploto-rspher Pictures IN all sizes srd styles
he also carries tie nncst assortment o. picture
ransesIa the city. Give kia q friendly cali and
xRIuiAe samples.
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WICHITA { WESTERN a.. n

Union Ticket Office Cor Hahn and lst street. Union
Passenger Station corner Douglas and 9Th avenues
W. D. MURDOCH d. P. A
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CATTLE
WICHITA, July d.

The cattle market opened about steady
at Saturdays prices and considering the
small receipts, trading was rather lively,
being confined entirely to the spectators
The receipts consisted principally of the
lower grades and but very little butchers
stuff, such as in demand. was on the
orl~a
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ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO R.r.

ST. LOUIS L SAN FRANCISCO r. Il.
TRAINS. ARRIVE LEAVE
FIls;wortbS 80 M I95AM ESOAN
mo. 3. Going west. passenger
(st0ps at Burrton). .......... $50 PM SS9PN
mo. l. Going East passenger 1Ql5 VI I92uA
rNo. 9 Going East, passenger 10 % p NJ ~ ID PI
Trains marked thus run daily.
West bound train, No. ]. has Pullman car,
West bound train, No 3, connects at Burton fol
East bound. No I, is a solid train 70 St Louis
with chair car and Pullman sleeper, makes conneC
tions for Fl smith Little Rock and Paris, Texas
East bound, No. > night express TO ST. Louis, has
city Union Ticket Office Cor Main and lst street
and Union Depot. Douglas avenue.
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Trains marked thus daily
EQUIPMENT NORTH AND FAST.
Train No. il4. Kansas City express, runs solid 10
Kansas City, has chair car service.
Train No, 406 comes direct from Galveston and IS
through Chicago train leaving Wichita At JOE 2p N
and arrives in CeicsgO the next day at 9l5 m
Train No. 4S hae free reclining chair car TO han
sas City Pullman TO Kansas City also 10 Topeka
AtChlson and st. Joseph.
EQUIPMENT SOUTH AND WEST.
Train No 40G. has Pullman and chair cars.
Train No. 405 has through Pullman car 10 Fl
orth and Galveston.
Train No ll3 has reclining chair car from Kansas
City and stops az Wichita.
Cry Union Ticket ofce Cor Main and ls street, and
Union Passenger station corner Douglas and 5th
avenues, W. u. MURDOCH, d r A.
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S,TUEACL- Ezto4 wa.sb9gss. sew, csHn aHf
= almost Gre .Tscf Near DorIins avenue al
ssufs - c.prt Cc.es g.. s. Do4e.sas ave q - r
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ATcHGsox. TOPEKA &sAv'
SopTU Avn EAST

NORTH AND EAST.
No. Az kansas City express
No. iOGt Chicago vestlbuled
express. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
No. 40SF Missouri River eI-
press.
No. 457 EnglewOod expresses
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. 4c7+ Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express. .........
No. 4G7~ Caldwell and Pan
handle eXpresf. ,.......-....
No. 403" Fl. Worth, Calves
ton and Texas express. ...
No. 4S' Wichita Express,
No. 457 FngleNgOod aeon, ....