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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-07
Native shipping steers. good 20 extra...A 0064 80
Good 70 extra native butcher steers, l0009
The following are the representative sales OF cat
HOGS.

Hog receipts were fair and the quality
shows an improvement. The market
opened steady to sc higher and trading
was brisk from the beginning, packers
taking all the good hogs offered. There
was no change in prices after tie opening.
Tops today brought S435, bulk S3.65@4 30
The market closed strong.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
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interest in $50, ,00O-that's all there Is left
and If she has legitimate heirs they get it
in fee; IL not, it goes to the Presbyterian
board of foreign missions.
The facts are so strange and involved
that no romancist less daring than Zols
would risk putting them in q novel In
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Mlchita rroduce Market.

WICHITA. Oct G.
FIOUB-Highest patent 50 50. second patent 81 50
extra fancy - II
BUTTEii-First creamery 20c, second creamery
lSc Hesl dairy l5C. fine dairy lScc common dairy lie.
EGGS-lS5Sc per dozen.
POULTkN boosters IL G6l2 o. per dozen or &c
per pound, hens s. OU92 81 per dozen or &C per
ponnd, spring chickens 81 75a2 80 per dozen 7sc
per roGnd. turkeys 7@SC per pound. ducks 5c per
Nound young Geese % per pound
POTA rOES-t hoice 65c pei bushel
IOAL-AnthrHcite Sll 90. canon city IS 90 Weir
City - 50 rruntenac - %, Pittsburg, II ". Illinois
s. a. McA lister a o.
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Ths Hissoui Pselfc railway T. fhs oBly
ne fuzu!rg an sfisrno1a tram 81 cats
q - IEuss. les viug H irAifA at l.i5 , ri.
and arriving a. - Louis z o'cioeG esHt
r. oru ug. - miles tbe sscFtsst als snd
trse Ee1ra tEs quickest Lms l<4H
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Situations " GHfed-MGle.
J1der this Lead le Der lire rsf dzT.
BO0I.heeDeTs and Clerks.
Miscellaneous.

IVANTED-A PLACE rs Oh oUT or WICHITA
w n stenogfspte and Typewriter, have had a
course 40 the rg1thU hUesfsru BIS. pess college srd
some eIpgrieHcs Hsofsrats wages a. frnI. kddr~ss
situation care Bssiuess coi exs. ciaJtf'
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TRAINS

ATCHIsoN. TOPEKA SANTA FERR..
TRAINS. ARRIVE I LEAVE
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Fsr Kansas CITY. St Louis and al poistH,
ssst take tn@ u ssaaFl Fsrlac rallNay.
Tie shortest llrs 70 - Louis - a. usiiss.
so chanzs q cas- q EnF kiad bstrsss
WlchitA ssd "a LOaa OulJ LftT hcafs
fetuesa Fschlfa aHd Sew IoF< C4ty "a
- Missoud Facifc railway Ctg 1eEst
fre 20 gCrlh Ea5n street as4a
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Tbruugh rrstlblts siexfsF - Aaeisez
ass sausz Fc T1sts sFsry dsy EirtEat
eaaars. C1nasstsCu ls uE1s - Durrte4
rsfs fts Co5arfeg tFAla. . soi4d sssltisuss
from ths rrrsne - see rsEs 1872 lseaff
E ralfs fss3 ? ~. arrive at FExbiQ 60 e
e.. ColefsGo srEgnss a a.. L414tSa -
am-, DslEes - = - ~
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Chicago Gram aud Produce.

Chicago Gram aud Produce
CHICAGO, Oct 6
Wheat-StronE. higher.
Cors-Iyre-ular.
OatS-QlIet.
Pork-lowe--
lsTd-lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows
FLOUR-Dull. easy Spring patents 81 eoa5 20,
winter patents - SAG5 10. straight a 65s5(O
NdEAI-Octoi .55e t.eulb-. ScSiS May
81 Oias.
COitN- October 5iS4c, November t57kc, Nav 4I5Sc
OArS-OCtoher 2tla,. NOyemCer =. May SlA3c.
poBk-OOUober ~ ~. December 50 s-ie. January
LARD-october sc IS. December Sc ~. January
81 s..
Cash quotations were as follows
MHEAT-25iS
COhN-S sc.
OAlS-.ueL- -O1 ac-
RNE-S4lac
kAkL.hA-t0c.
FlAASEED-q &c.
TlMOTHN-sl lSal IA.
pORh-S9 SOS y.
IARD-t6 72i0&6 5a
SHORT RlBS-a7 I0aT 20
DRY SALT SHOULDEkS-S6 2Sls a
SHORT CLEAR SlDES-s7 aASs ~
MhfSkN-Sl Is
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LOST,

Under this lead r per line Per car.
+ Os1--A MILITARY OVEHCoAT-wAS LEFT
~ In a hack BY party driving from santa Fo depst
ob Frilay night. OCL Z Parry finding sans plssss
esye at ~ y Market diis a.
{ OST-LA5T SATURDAY AFTERNOON OF
II nlgnt poCketbOob containing money and
uabirs. which n retained 70 thls once bostoa
store VIII be literally paid fer ~ he oHusr, l.
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Ers. Wtaslors ssoshisz ETrup ab0u3
ssraYs he us~zi for eklldfsa tssfaink- 70
~r<lA.s fks ehlid. ssftsas tAs s1lrss, ailETs
sl ualn. cures rin8 Cs.sc. sd - tfs b@sl
ferzs1y fsT c.srrhssA lSs1t1 : 4Fsssiais .
ss,.lz = lie. ~ ls4llions - H8ot1sFs-
81 if 49, = -
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WICHITA. Oct. G

The cattle receipts were light, but the
few offerings were much better in quality
than the average run for some time, and
trading was brisk to the extent of the
supplies. There was a demand for more
of this grade of stuff, and stronger prices
ruled during the day. Eastern markets
are all showing more strength, and a
healthier feeling on butcher stuffs prevails
everywhere The market closed strong,
with the demand not nearly supplied.
The quotations mere presented are 10 give the
Shipper idea Of the general range OF prices The
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations according the quality of offer
ings and the state OF the daily markets These quo
tstions are only changed when there has been a
permanent change in the general market. The
representative sales should be referred 10 get the
daily fluctuations.
Native shipping steers good 20 extra...S4 OOa4 50
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wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, OCT 9
Following are the closing quotations;
GkAlN-tar lots on track.
Wll..AT-tais -.
CORN-No oi better 45c new 2s95Oc.
OATS-2Sd2{v
kNE-NO = or better 55Gf0c.
HAN-Baled a tBCl5 10 per ton. loose 50 51d4 on.
GROUND COh\-CEop la car lots - 90 per 100
rounds. corn oats i 10 per 40 pounds bran
sacked. 09C per 10 pounds.
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ggi1hit. ard Kansas CITY expires. santa
Fs route. leaves csi y ~ 30 q fa.. arrives
q Topaka 2.i0 p. ~. and in hn1Hss t.f1
- 3 10. with DO change - ears. rEciiu-
t-g cha.r car ssafs 10 elich are free. ~.
rsys % time. Stops every sLsEs aad rulf
faat befNeen stafisua AZ
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livery GNr rH rEEn GF INFORMATION
Il on toe subi-cf - sdFsffisirg ulIi d. vel 20
effa4n eofv 81 hfoE Tor lseFs' aas rsgss
tF.ar tf - - stssfare csfs er facrlpf - prize
tCutaias careful eofg lafioa frol ~ trsflsaa
tsrsspz r@r DIRECTORY - 81 ~ tsft pagers sfi
casz ]oarnsla fbs sfea afirr rEt.l.g of ever
assa,d - deal q farr slaa ah-lt fasss al
ot~f tls;se-s p-rlsfuirE 70 80 r-srszs e s3ssf-
flsIae Aadrssa fessffs AsEsffis.2Z Bureau 4
sgf1cs strsst. ssr i gfE. aaH ~
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THE SCOTTISH sPUReEoN.D

An Eloquent Divine Now Visiting the
United States.
Rev. John McNeill, sometimes called the
Scottish Spurgeon," and probably the
most popular divine in London next to
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Something New-Through Cars Between St

Something New-Through Cars Between ST.
Paul and Kansas City.
The traffic between above cities has
so increased that the Great Rock Island
route has instituted a new order of things,
and has put on their trains, a through car
this service are Pullman combination
chair car and sleeper, and are the embodi-
ment Of comfort. The price charged for
this especial service is but little compared
with the accommodation given.
See that your tickets read via the Albert
Lea route &C., r. l. 81 P; b. c. r. i y,
and Nj. * II. l. Ry's). Maps and time
tables sent on application.
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Genil Tkt * Pass Ags.
E. ST. JOIN. Gen'l Manager.
General Offices: Chicago S3tf
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WICHITA a WESTERN 4. n

Union Ticket once Cor Main srd lst street Union
Passenger station corner Douglas and 9Th avenues
W. u. MURDOCH. u. p. A.
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Collected Valuable historical Facts.

OUIItCI5U EdIudUI5 1AIsLOTICaI r aCLs,
DR.. Lyman Copeland Draper was fol
thirty-fve years secretary of the Wisconsin
State Historical society, and almost to the
day of his death Che died of paralysis at the
age of seventy y-six) cherished the design Of
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-07

1I Only 10 LOAN ~ LANCE or SMALL
VI ouuHs cattle. kcrEes. piauoa. beussheII I
lvods. Lotes. bonds o. aHy good ssCurlty " lCtlia
Loan 60. room over ifs Aaln 81. "a u
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ranks - al kla5s nssd q Fszi sstsfs
ransaet l1us. co8rt pfuereFiilSs. lastAez
alaakf. al kircs ard ce=rrsPfie1s. caa -
ftsrr bAs-d ca fes Erfs rs1fs 81 tAs b-lasfsss
5a-.cz
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

TOR SALE-A s-YEAR-OLD MARE. GOOD
driver and perfectly gentie 80 Psanss .vaaiA
dis ixs
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= SEVEN YEARS CONTEST.

The Strange History 90 the Plight for
Dr. weaver's Wealth
The seven yesrs' war over the estate Of
Dr.. Martin Weaver. Of Germantown phil
sielphis}, has ended il 8 compromise The
widow takes Life interest IN $1,000. and
at her death il gues 20 the Methodist board
OF foreign missions. her stspdaughter.
Bessie Weaver Heft-Bachms-a- Isess. a lfs
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ron KEN NI-RoOIIls.

L'Ok RENT - NICELY FURNISHED RUol
within three bioIks q Main OF Isoug a. with
i'iaHo. hard cost base buTueI. etc. reA-ouas
Apply a. ass so0Lu Lawrence as q
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kRns1S CITY Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. G.
FLOUR-XX 65c, xxx s5c, family 81 Us, choice
e. ~ fancy 81 sal 81
wHEAr-QuieL No. . hard. cash sc bid, Octo-
be- SC bid. No. red cash Sc bid
- C0RN-Wesker. No. cash 4Sc bid. October 4Sc
asked.
oArs-About steady. No cash 253se bid. oc;o-
Der 15lsc bid.
AAE-Stesdy at &c.
RLEN-F irm and unchanged.
TTEk-Steady TO frm.. Creamery % s9sc
dairy Ia &c. store packed l2sl4c pacing l0&llc.
EOGS-flrm. I5lSC.
HAN-Sjeady. Timothy SSW fancy prairie
- 0 good TO choice 6 o0SS 81 low e. AIDES ul.4
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SANTA re lloute E1cGrslOns.

Annual meeting o. l. O. Q F. Grand
Lodge At Hutchinson, Oct, l2,h u IL
One fare fortks round trip.
Kansas City Inter state Fair and Ex-
position. Oct 3rd 10 18th inclusive One
fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale
Oct 5th 10 lltA Inclusive; limited Tor re-
turn passage up 10 midnight Oc- I2
st. Louis Fair and Exposition - Oae
fare for round tr.p. $3.50 Oa sale Oct.
3rd TO 9th inclusive Good for RETURNING :
passage until Oc,- l.
Fifth Annual Reunion. Southern Sol
diers association. Arkansas City, Oct. 18th
10 10th One fare round trip.
Annual meeting for the Synod % Kan
sss aud Ladies SynodiCsi Missionary
society OF Kansas City. Kan One aud
one third fare. Certificate plan. Inquire
at l5S North Main street OF corner OF
Douglas and Fifth avenues
1I2-s5s
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HISCELLAHEOU8

inner this Lead 2o psr iips per daT
A IL KINDS OF TRUNKS AID TRAVELLING
~ bags away dcsb 81 Coet - closs them alt 60
make osu fnr tGe "a sat Effc- a. Lolllag Eals
ol every discrf 8tion ever br-uztt o. tns rts. 90
FsinsTls Haruefs, Turk snd 4eg store, ~ safill
Main street C0ruar fsload. iInat
hE ~ pTCs FFPfOpfCALs PILLS GlfE
~ great french rsulsaF. srf directly 90 t1s llef-
tigusl sssni ahd portFsls cass - frssi1 of 80
nclses 81 4ffsntes 90 y rrEefa 1aanalftaaisl
fisec plIls Should n1t - taz~a egflnE lrrsaaEeT
kui~FIts1 PA corn psrT Felsi. Frepristsfa. essa
esl ia g. csaaIr- H4gFi 90 % Dtss. Tarlsafa
a . East Doug a. n4ct5i-, ksE- - uas.ssaie saa
fstalL lgf.
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thsrrs BoeR.t
oTrcr sBErirr sHlwyEE Corvrr.

OFTfCE SBEEITF sH4WFEE CorNrr.
ToFEEA Kan. May -. 1911
e ~ Fa-sacs a Pc. " iefns. har.
DEAE SrEs EgrlSsed Yeu viii 1nd M
cheek 10 gaymsut for SherlT docket. sc.
Tor which please acc@pt wy tAanks TIE
-beuns docket .s 81 especially Zoe ols
and would Dot 90 without r Tor aay
pr4ce. Ioufs truly. !. ~. h hILEEEsgs.
- q
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New lOrk Money
NEW YORK Oct 6.
Money on call easy. ranging from AZ to per cent
closing offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 10
Exchange steady at 81 7gs4 for sixty days. s. S514
for demand
Total sales OF stock today S6S 100 shares.
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NORTH AND EAST.
No. 4lls Kansas City express 500 A E05A n
No. It6' Chicago vestibuled
express. :. -. IO2OA ii IO25AN
press .............. !ONPM 9N5PM
No. 457 Englewood expresses sS5PM stops her
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. 417- Oklahoma City and
oklahoma express. .........i 'nAM sBAN
No. 49, Caldwell and Pan
handle expresf............ :NAM 'eA NJ
No. lC5+ II. Worth Calves
ton and Te1as express. GSPM 5l5P n
No. 4l3' Wichita Express E45PM stops here
No. l57 Englovood Accu ....I $50 \ NJ
Trains marked TINS =. daily.
EQUtFME ENT NORTH AND FAST.
Train No. llI Kansas City express, runs solid TO
Kansas City. has chair car service.
Train No. 406 comes direct from Galveston ard ls
through Chicago train leaving Wichita ut 70. 1p
and arrives In CeiCaCo the next day af @l5 y
Train No. 40S hae free reclining chair to nan
sas City Pullman TO Kansas City. also to Topeka
Atchison and 81. Ios@ph.
EQUIPMENT SOUTH AND wEsr.
Train No A7 has Pullman and chair cars
Train No. sl6 has through Pullman car 10 f.
" o1th and Galveston
Train No AS has reclining chair car from Kansas
City and stops at Wichita.
City Union Ticket once Cor Main and lst street ana
Union Passenger station corner Douglas and 5th
avenues " ID. MURDOCH. D. p A
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.
VETERINARY SURGEONS
PHILLIPS C PHILLIPS,

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Hospital accom- d odstions. Calls by Telephone
Tele-raph or Mail viii receive prompt attentioa
Ofice No. IL y. Lawrence ave. once telephone
No. Il Residence Telephone No. rs dd9 II sv4s :;
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Kans4S city Produce

BUTTER-Hieher. Fancy creamery s6G271. west
ern eS627c. seletted dsiries 2lG2Sc.
E6GS-lS1a sls,Sc.
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FOUND.

TIoer thls lead q EsT lee per ssy
FIlAKEN UP-A YOUNG AAsIIFF DOC. CALL
Il At 5-A North AOslsy. Newton hom pa0n- III a
EOUND 90 YESIEhDAY AORSING by A.
A Esgls carrier. = bass violin bow. Owner vii
please call a. this once Aad Hst TIE sane and paY
I0f This notice dMi-tf
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FINANCE COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle, "a; Hogs, eo6.
Shipments: Cattle, 81; Hogs, 27o.
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COLUMN.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplies

The following rates under the different he@dlr
VIII be charged
~ Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisements takez for les thA1 10 cents
0Ee liGe advertisements charged same rate a. -
NnAa.
PIL FCkB1DDEN."
PYtcee gwen an6sr classified heads II this col,r,
applicable oniy 90 local advertisements. NO tcr,f
adTert8seaeslts taken at prices gwen
Answers 10 advertisements sent in care ef -
EA6Isa once should ee called fog within II ia
afreP insertion When advertisers wish Teplys Il.
wAs<eo 20 them stamped euV-loEseS must bc
Reference TO fornar advertisements should 4
description and date Of inserE3ea conY og tz4e q
versiseEncnt shSstld be SenL
Not res poas1 bis for advertisements gwen 1i
continued by telephone.
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MiSce0UdHeous.

VI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IIANTED-A GOOD HAND TO DO GENERAL
w farm work. married man without children
preferred. House furnished. " 2 Sthniey Il9
ITANTED-AT ONCE a GOOD COOK
w Wages SO Also gOod isyhitsi dluing room
boy; wages tlh 80 lushers wEatsl. Ad9r-.s
johnson House KiDgnsher o. T. dl6 ST.
w ANTED-COAPETEST hTENOCRAPHh
w and bOok-keeyeTs who desire positions. 10
apply a. the National AocountEnf and stsu0grApi-
sT's Bureau. once fsr The stsiet Of Kansas. 1Clo-
western Business COlegs. WiohiGA. kEa- Zu
Wy AETED-BUSISEss MN WHO ARE Is
w need % EtenogruF piers or accountants 20 cal
a. The National Accountants ard ktenogfA Ayber's
BuTeou BiEIch once 81 tie SouftH estsrf. Hgsi.
Isss College W.Cbitz. ksH. We Usually have gu
our application list thoroughly Conf sfsut book
keepers and stsnozTzpbSTs viii frs Caza Eafefsu.
CeA Hsp luInlHhed free e charge. az
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-07
81. Louis Produce.

ST. Louis. Oct. g.
wHEAT-Higher. No. cash 915Sc, October SAC,
December 49975xc, May 81 OlH asked
CORN-Weaker. No. cash 524c October 1850
bid. year 3S11c asked, May S91sc.
oATs-Weaker. No. 2. cash 26Slc, october 2e9lc,
May Sl3lc bid
P0RK-Dull, &l1 2a
LARD-Dull, Sc So
WHISKY-Sl IS.
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GENERAL STORAGE

L,TORAGE-E1t0n warehouse. rev, clean an
- almost nTe proof NsAr Douglas sysEus 80
santa fs depot Cfses 6lI l. Doug lNas ave 4 - q
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Under ths bs-a q yer uns gsr day.
TTNO ExCHAN0E TOPEKA REsGDENCH
i properly for SOCK u dIusA Address ioek "a
- Topeka. kAa. dilsA,s
I,OR EXCHANGE-IMPHovFD EAHsAs FAHH
4 Tor Michigan Droyerty. v. .. aks'tuu. -
-eurth Mar ssfsst. dis Gtr
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Boys.
Statesmen.

XNANTED-A GOOD EXPERIENCED CLOTH
w ing salesman; references required, The right
man csn get permanent pV7lLOn- address a, %
Eagle ONCE. dlZl-u
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ZOE EICIANGE

BURNT UhE LOANS, CATTLE LOANs-d0f.
ey ioahsc o. almost sVsrytEiuE by J. n LHa-
luEn Oyss atsnofd'a grocery eofEsf flfst zbe MAS
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81. LOUIS & SAN rRANcIsco r. II.

TRAINS. ARRIVE LEAVE
NO l. Going West pass tol
Ellsworth ).......... .........t t.aA So 4
-No. ;. Going west passengrI
stops at Burrtonl..-....... $50 l95 Pu
'No.4, Going East, passenger 10l5 A 1020AM
'No.2, Going East, passenger l09P MI 10 % p VI
Trains marked thus run daily.
West bound train. No. !. has Pullman car.
West bound train. No. 2, connects at Burton foI
Pueblo. New Mexico and Southern California.
East bound. No. 4. is solid train to st. Louie
with chair car and Pullman sleeper makes conneC
tiOns for Ft smith, Little Rock and Paris, Texas
East hound, No 3 night express 10 St. Louis, has
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper.
City Union Ticket ohice Cor Main and lst street
and Union Depot, Douglas avenue.
ATCHIsoN TOPEKA SANTA FERR..
aRurVE TrAvr
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ron KE4NI-MisceftGneOHs

- TORE ROOM FOl, RENT-THE STORE Roos
- now occupied by the AylssLury AsrCaniil
company. No Ia y. tuporia ave po-session aivel
NOY. b. uulldtuE la lixluI feet WitE ge4LEr Henri
'. Shepard. aiz ScdEwiCk block. dlQi- ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-21
A NEW DODGE.
A Washington Buns Method for Obtaining
Assistance.

There is a splendid specimen of a bum who
hangs around the saloons on Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. There is doubt of his being bum,
for he glories in the appellation and claims to
be master workman of the order. He 10 q
Wild, unkempt man, and the bridge of his nose
vies with the ruby in erubescent brilliancy He
said to STAR reporter last night. II can shed
barrels of tears" and in proof thereof he let
fall few as a sample. Il can do things that
nobody ever thought of to get drink of
whisky. I'm original. you bet" He then sunk
his chin upon his breast in maudlin soliloquy
for few minutes. Suddenly his head went up
with jerk and his eve brighter ed with CLEAN
of triumph. He placed his mouth in rather too
close proximity to the face of the newspaper
man, who discreetly turned his ear toward the
crater of this human volcano. Tell you what
ii is. pard. The finest game / ever PLAYED was
few days ago. L were wandering along in
front of the White House when the President
of the United States druv by in his carriage
Now. swell a day or two before had guv me q
very nice-looking silk tile. The wind was blow
ing very stiff right from me to- the President 8
carriage. l lifted the ping hat from the back
of my head and the wind took it RICH. under
the Presidents carriage and one Of the wheels
went over the hat.
Stop cried Gen. Harrison to the coach
man. and then he beckoned to me. / went up
To him ana said: Mr.. President don't never
mind about that hat
- But do mind said President Harrison.
My carriag has crushed your hat, and, as a
lawyer,a gentleman and President.I am bound
to recOmpense you for it.
$50. continued the master workman of
buns. he handed me ont two great silver dol
lars and picked up the blamed old hat and
sold il for 80 cents. Two dollars and fifty cents
all made i'll half an hoHr.
But don't make money so fast as that all
the time. Lemme tell you joke. One night
/ was coming up the avenue. 1t was pretty
late, mebbe near midnight, and l stopped q
little dude and asked him for a drink. He
looked at me kind q scared and then he ran as
if the devil was after him. l was about half
shot and took it into my head to foller him.
ran him clear mp to 18th, and up 18th around
the Treasury building. Then he threw up his
He did. How much do you think it we're?
Whv cents"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-21
Keepsake or gift. These are in different sizes,
| too, which adds to the variety.

keepsake or gift. These are in different sizes,
too, which adds to the variety.
NEW THINGS IN GLASS AND SILVER.
Among the newer things in glass and silver is
set OF small glass tumblers set in open-work
standards of silver, in the new style of flowers
and leaves slightly in relief and with spoons
accompanying them in design to correspond,
the whole intended for the serving Of Roman
punch. They come in exquisite cases Of ooze
leather with brocaded silk Innings. and are very
beautiful. These same silver frames or castings
are seen on many objects; toilet bottles OF cut
glass are nearly covered with such silver
envelopes as it were the shoppers being capped
with silver likewise. The colored glass with
gold decorations in all-over patterns is very
handsome. A flower jar in green glass with a
leafy vine in gold overrunning it, is pretty
specimen. The jar is fattened on the sides,
suggesting pilgrim bottle, and has gold feet,
five or six in number, which add much to the
beauty Red glass cologne bottles have the
same or similar design in gold on them also.
PRETTY TRIPLES FOR EASTER.
The shops, of course, are displaying the
usual assortment Of trifies intended for Easter
purchases. Easter cards and booklets pre-
dominate, but little change in general style is
ooservabie since year ago. The most OF
novelty is the carrying further of the idea
which came out then of the flowers which
open, disclosing verses between. This has
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