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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-06
They Thought Her q witch.

Sorcery is still believed in by many Ital-
ians Of the humber classes, as Milanese
woman has just found to her cost. The
child of some working people having been
i'll for some weeks, superstitious Weigh
Dor declared that the little thing was be-
witched, and recommended the parents to
try the boiling charm" This consists Of
boiling the child's clothes in a saucepan
on the fire and sharpening knife on the
edge of the table while uttering certain
sentences. When the water reaches boil
ing point the witch will appear, and ia
then compelled to break the spell. The
parents of the sick child carried out the
formula, and just as the water boiled a
neighbor uDluckily looked in to inquire
after the little one. Taking her for the
sorceress, the parents rushed at the wom-
an, and, as she fed in terror, they aroused
the whole quarter till shrieking crowd
pursued the fugitive.
She took refuge in a church, but the
women fell upon her and tore out her hair,
while the priest who came to her aid was
knocked down and trampled on. The
crowd dragged their victim back to the
house to compel her to release the child
from her spells, and at last the police res
cued her more dead than alive. The ex-
cited women then burned the hair they had
torn from her head ano -elared the child
was better already.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-06

Connecticut, the land Of temperance and
steady habits, furnishes strange tale of a
natural phenomenon that startled the re-
ligious people of Brookfield one Sunday
night recently. About the time for the
evening service, and when the congrega-
ton was awaiting the beginning of wor-
ship it began to storm in the distance. and
the shower rapidly approached until it was
directly overhead Suddenly there was a
burst of thunder, sounding somewhat like
a gong in different tones. and so marked
were the musical notes as TO be sweet and
almost buglelike. As quick as fash the
eyes of the congregation in the church
were directed 20 the ceiling. and the sup
pressed cry Of, What's that;" could be
heard. Its thunder!" was the exciama-
ton. All were startled, although some
were more frightened than Others There
we're those woo, doubtless being little
conscience stricken, thought Of the final
reckoning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-06

The hog market was active today and
everything sold well Dold took 567 and
Whitaker 739.
Messrs. George Dold and KenRett, of the
Dold and Whitaker packing houses re
spectively, were at the yards today ano
were anxious to get sufficient hogs.
Ex-Councilman w. Johnson was Wis
itor at the yards today. He showed the boy:
how well he could count hogs and other
wise entertained them. He was accom-
panied by Councilman B. K Brown.
Following are the shippers who market
ed stock today:
J. W. Robson, TOwanda hogs.
J. a Hopkins, Potwin, hogs.
y 4. Tjaden Gree wich. hogs
P. { aer. saw! er. cattle.
d G4c.rist, Belle r.olue hogs.
Mr. Anderson, Mt. Hope, cattle.
: Butledge, Colwich, hogs.
j. Il. Cannon, Clafiin, hogs.
Horner & kOrd, Kngmau, hogs.
Clark and Walker, Garden Plain, hogs.
j. II Mcpherson. Garden Plain, hogs.
!. {. Connell. Ruelia, cattle.
A. q. Burchinal, Ewell, hogs.
W. I. Deweese, Mayfield, hogs.
L. :. Pratt. Andaie, hogs.
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the trigger. At length they got him in
dicted for killing Alexander Ray, and
though acquitted he lost a great deal of
money and was much broken up. That
sort of life is too trying on the nervous
system. His course thereafter was slowly
downward Now he is very old Che was
born in Pennsylvania in 1910 and depend
ent on charity.
In some countries brigandage is almo st
legitimate business, and from Chauncey
Depew's account of his journey in Greece
and Turkey it is there a very well organ
lied business. Athanasios, who neglected
the greatest chance of his life when he
failed to capture the Depew-V anderbilt
special train, has established a regular
system of capturing foreigners and max
ing the sultan pay for their release or their
friends send ransom money. His biggest
capture was on the 9lst of May last, when
he took a whole train load of Germans and
forced the sultan to give S25, 900 for them.
His admirers say that he will soon be rich
enough to compromise with the govern
ment; he will then accept q pardon and re-
tire t. his native Greek village TO pass
serene old age. In his case the man hunt
ers seem to make no Roadway.
Every now and then some accident re-
veals the surprising fact that in quiet
way the search is still going on for ''Tas-
cott," the alleged murderer of Banker
Smell, for the supposed burglar who killed
Nathan in New York, and for other mys-
ferrous fugitives. These are not regular
hunts, but unemployed detectives try their
hands on them occasionally. 1t Is not
true, however, that Murder will out"
The murderer escapes capture almost as
often as the professional burglar; he is
more apt to be caught, only because MUIR
der is so horrible to the average mind that
nearly all men, even criminals, are anxious
to capture an assassin. J. II. BEADLE-
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He is almost a pauper, yet his life his
tory well written would make small for
tune for novelist In 1887 he was lieu
tenant Of the Morgan spies in the Seminole
war. He was in Colonel Zachary Taylor's
command at the battle Of Okeechobee and
then located in western Missouri, where he
soon got into collision with the Mormons
and fought in the so called Mormon war. 4"
His next business was steamboating on
the Ohio, and in 1850 he went to California
and located at HanGtown, now more polite
ly called Placerville. He made a small for
tune and gave his wife $4,000 in cash.
whereupon she went east and never re-
turned or wrote to him Then he became
arresting officer for the vigilance commit
tee and terror TO evildoers.
1t was he who captured Yankee Sulli-
van, Billy Mulligan, Jimmie Cusick, Liv-
erpool Jack and many others once notori-
Gus. 1t is said that the desperadoes had
enormous rewards ready for any one who
should Stay him, but he was too quick on
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-06

NOR RENT-GOOD NEW UPRIGHT PIAN'
II FOR reut seen AZ 10 D TopeSA ave, noIalHI
noon ana evening. 49,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-06

VIZ AHTED-BUsTEEsS MIN WHO ARE IL
w need Of stenoerapber or accountants 10 call
Sf the National Accountants and stenOgraphsT's
bureau. branch Office al Tie Southwestern Busi-
less College. wichita. han. We usually have on
our application lit thoroughly mpetsut book
keepers and stenok rapheTs. with nrst Class Tefsfs-
Ces. help furn lshed Tree OF charge. zQ
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LIGHT AND AIRY.

His Name Was Against Him.
"a hundred thousand dollars he took with hin
away.
And he skipped TO some republic in South
America;
A hundred thousand dollars he oollared and
he went.
And Of that sum we ne'er again will see sin.
gle cent"
what was his name. dear father" inquired
the wondering boy,
~who thus betrayed his trust and wrought
your honored hank annoy2"
His name" replied the father. while his
breath came short and quick.
His name. my son. was Richard. but we call.
ed hun Honest Dick"
New York Press
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Pingo-I am of on a little blow out
and would ike 70 have you join me for
few days.
KingIey-What' the matter Is your
wife house cleaaings
Bingo-Worse than that. She's trim
ming hAt-Cloak Review.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
ByTelegrsph.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. B. ATTL E-Receipts
shfA SHIPMENTS ISL About steady. steers So . :
OQ cows 81 ESQ -. stock.rs and feeders - G q
IS HOGS-kcceiDts li.5l0. shipments $40. ACJ-
i've and llc hic err. Bulk 5 sos s. all GRADES
IS sSa4 10 SHEEP-tieceipls lii0. shipments $50.
Steady
ST. toUTs. Mo. Nov. 5.-CATTLE-ReceiDts 403o,
shipments e o. steady TO strong. Natives ~ s5G
o. Texans and Indians ~ 2ss3 % Hugs he
eepts $50. shipments 2tO Opened lac higher, clos
ing with advance lost Heavy ~ 0,sg4 J.. mixed
IS 4O6la ~ Light IS 70GS 3d. SHEEP-Ueceipts
16oo shipments 26n Farm. - lGSG 90.
CHICAGO. Ms Nov. 5.-CATTLi.-Receipts IOO0a.
SHIPMENTS Ns1. Market slow atives - p 5 ~
stockers . 2s2 Is. cows Il OOe2 -. HO6S-R Re-
cepts 2S.ts1 shipments l2u,G Opened higher.
rlOsed luC lower. Common - S4g4 O. mixed s. 90
g. Il butchers e 20a4 light $ 65&S - SpEEP
-Receipts 80 a. shipments lON. Firmer. Native
ewes s. Ust4 a. mixed - 25ao4 So wetherS 81 too
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-06

A New York clerk Is in the habit OF
drawing his salary tor many months II
advance. BsSt March he came down 70 the
store half an hour laser than usual.
What makes yoa SO iateii asked the
proprietor.
at was so cold I didn't Ike 20 get up"
81 don't see how you come 10 find i;
cold" growled the boss, you drew YOU
salary for the month of August yester
dAy. Texas Sitting
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Partly Right

Arrzycd IN suuFzer ZzrDe1tA
The maiden sweet ard E1T.
Thought As far Tis-oo
As eTer net the ere
They sad she was poe2-
50 bezutiful WA sEe.
Ard they were partly right. HDd-
EoF ske Wa SxerSs 20 re
-Ssw York PxaNA
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What Nrn.t Come 10.

Magistrate "a few Years henoe}-I under
stand that you were attacked oy tnrse
footpads on your way home last night and
shot one OF them / fine Jcu ten dollars
CifiSen-What fort
Magistrzte-For letting The ether two
get away. Next case-Good NewG-
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Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Nov. 5
FLoUR-Highest patent - 60. second patent s. 80
extra fancy 8 q
BUTrEi,-fl rst creamery SIC. second creamery
Sc nnesr dairy 2tc fine dairy l5ccommon dairy loo
EGGS-l6G lac per dozen.
POULTkA-ko0sters al sGsa2 90. per dozen or Sc
Der pound, hens 8 Uss2 per dozen or &c per
pound spring chickens 81 s5,s2 ~ per dozen or nc
ser pound. turkeys s&Sc per pound ducks-teal
al - malards - - per dozen. prairie chickens IS u
Der dozen Young ccese SC per pcuEd.
POTAIOES-th oice 60c per bushel.
APPLES-t2 00a2 - per hushel,
SOAI.-Anthrscite 81 % canon City IS 90 Weir
CiIy 81 50 rrontenac q 81 PittSOurg. - ~ Illinois
g. u. GcA lister g. %.
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ST. LOUIS Nov. s.
wHEAT-Fi1n, No. 2 cash $3.50, November
&c nominal December 9l5Sc asked. May 81 02@i US
asked.
CoRN-Firm. No. cash l51xc November IS;
nominal, year s0Ss&4Gzc bid, January $3.50 bid
May 4llSc bid.
bid May 5256c.
PORK-steadfer. 50 I21k
LARD-Steady, Sc o.
WHISkY-Steady, 81 IS.
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wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Nov. s
Following are the closing quotations;
GkAiN-Car lois on track.
VILLA l-Gft-5C.
COkN-Ncv 80 Sc
OATS-2Iezesc
kNll-No or better 51a55c.
HAl-Bsled - Sts5 80 per ron. loose. 81 0o15 o..
GROUND CoNN-ClOp in car lots SIC per l0I
pounds corn an oats 81 % per no pounds. braL
lacked. To per lOO pounds.
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALES
The following are the representative sales of cat
HOGS

The hog market was active today and
from sc to l0c higher. The receipts were
about 1900, and the yards were cleared
this evening. A number of loads came in
on late trains, out these were sold as soon
as unloaded. Packers took everything
with the exception of few light hogs,
which were bought by eastern buyers.
The quality OF the offerings was good
Bulk today brought s. 7Og3SO and tops
1885.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
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A kitten which has no front legs or tail
attracts custom TO bar Der shop in Hart
ford. The feline is three months old, lively
and healthy.
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W1Illl .aigle
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts Of Stock at the wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle, 1905; Hogs, 1852.
Shipments: Cattle, 1872.
WICHITA. Nov. 5, 1891.


The cattle market was active To-Day
Good choice butcher stuff sold strong
today; but common stuff is weak Inc
supply consisted of some choice butcher
stuff and some common cows. The former
found ready sale. The market was more
active than yesterday, packers taking the
choice stuff. The quality of the butcher
stuff quoted was much better than any
that sold yesterday.
The quotations mere presented are 70 give the
shipper an idea Of the general range OF prices The
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations according TO the quality OF offer
ing and the state Of the daily markets. these quo
IA ions ar only changed when there has been a
permanent change In the general market The
rsresentative sales should be referred 10 10 get the
daily fluctuations
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kans-s CITY Produce

hanSse CIV Produce
KANSAS CITY Nov s.
FLorR-XS sc. Xxx IS. family 81 IS choice
u t0 fancy - Sszl -
WhtA I-Eery quiet No. hard. cash. Sic bid.
10. red cash no ids
t'oR ,.--tlrn. No. ? cash SIZE bid November
S63<c bid.
"a - Steady. No cash &c bid. November
S1ae bii
b kLEf-tirm snd unchanged.
tAE->5esdy a. 1uc-
SLIT Firm. Creamery GSs2sc. dairy Is &C
store PACKED 80 i6c. pac, ing iac
ttuc--liul. SO.
HAY Firm timothy IS % fancy prairie
- 81 geo. 10 choice - 09s5 56 grades IS U0ss
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VETERINARY SURGEONS
tkkD ". lsRA Er l.. - IsIlA 81
Notary Public
ISRAEL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.

10 bny Wichita CITY property or Seag~ick county
land - present prices meSTlS large returns your
money. Wichita. with her stock and other indus
tries l. jus; tu her Infancy and such bargains We
tfiVr were never offered before All having
business or Inc invited 10 call correspond
The ichitA interests OF non-residents properly
ana fstikfufy Cared Tor, Once second floor -
North AArAet. Israes building da6tf
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The Missouri Pacific railway is the only
Inc running an afternoon train WichitR
St Louis. lea wing Wichita at l:l5 p. m
and arriving at 81. Louis o'clock next
morning; Is miles the shortest line and
hrse hours the quickest time. l29tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-06
THE NAN HUNTERS
Their Calling Is Both Danger
Gus and Fascinating.
THE CHASE AFTER ALBERTsON.
1t Began at Tacoma and Ended In the
Mountains of Oregon-A Once Famous
Detective Now Old and Poor-A Brig
and Who Can't Be Caught.

EN- E R A LII Y,
man hunting is an
exciting pursuit.
And there must be
great fascination
in it, for any per-
son who has once
acted as a detect
i've always wants
TO keep at it.
St. Clair in "Un-
Gle Toms Cabin"
is made to say,
you can get up
Just as much ex-
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ARTICLES,
Shipments
Chicago Grain ana Produce.

Chicago Grain anu Produce
CHICAGO, Nov. S.
Wheat-Easier.
Corn-Stronger.
Oats-B lgher.
Pork-Hlgner.
Lard-Hleher.
The leading futures ranged as follows
FLOUR-Dull, easy Spring patents - 9o95 10,
winter patents 81 S0al5 10. straight 81 6595O0
uaIy 81 07x.
wHEAT-November $40. December 9514c May
81 OK,
CokN-November 53ssc. December 4611c, May
&c.
0ATS-November SEC. December S194c, May
33c
PoRK-December s. 3711, January s1I 25.
LARD-NovenDer So 10, December So 25s
Cash quotations were as follows
WHEAT-94c.
CORN-5Sc.
OATS-32c
RYE-9015c.
BARLEY-55G6ac.
FLAASEED-94Iec.
TIM0THG-$l 1891 20.
PORn-$S 31L
LARD-$5 ~.
SHORT RIBS-s5 S3a6 IS
DRY SALT SHoULDERS-s5 7095 IS
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-s6 2Se36 81.
WhiSKY-Sl 49,
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NORTH AND EAST.
No. 4i4s Kansas City express
No. tu6s Chicago vestibuled
express. .... ........-.-....
No. 4QS+ Missouri River eX-
~ NSS-.. .....-..- ...-s--.---.--
No. 451 EnglewCOd EXPRESS
SOUTH AID Wi,yT.
No. 401+ Oklahoma city and
Oklahoma express. .........
No. 4OT- Caldwell and PAN
handle eXpresf.............
No. 403' Ft- Worth, Calves
ton and TEXAS express. &C..
No. n3r Wichita Express.
No. 457 FngIewood accrn. -
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money.

New Or6 Money.
NEW YORK. Nov 5
Money on call easy. ranging from 10 per cent
closed offered Al per cent
Prime uerCantile payer as16
excasnse steady. - oOs4 for sixty days 81 81 for
demand
Total sales Of stocks today 2sO.SOJ shares.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are The REPRESENTATIVE sales OF hogs
Brief Mention.

Good 81 oclS sheen sra 100 ... ........ s. SOFAS 4
Good STOCK ewes Goa NJ ...-........... 5tGI3 o
Good extra elhers. 15aS5. .......... O0e5 .
Good to extra ianIs......... .......... g0G5 u
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IntsF tassraet - - ~
TIE Santa fs rO1te ksy~ 3aaeesi - sHit
y inLsr Taurisf ftearfs 20 90 lei-ae 4a
f1lats- Aaef4n, Cerp1s E1firsi. a. 800.
Ga.Testan. HeasI8n L.a-ayaeeas Hlek-
port. @se Alfnuio. I-H-Fs - a.es t@es
Tsfl@v - EFfsrss. sF ~F cry ed -
er,--o Nss Esr.r1 Irasnat anl ~
80. IL .rft dtrecsson. Nita tual 1n.i es
gEs- i I-sz go p-oser priTllsli-r. go p
.sla.~.-f Attn ft.s ilrzifs Ora excl Dire
- For rd1ltloaal slfoFfnsslga scgss IS
fnl0n taeksf of-cs, 10 &orfA Aa-a. o.
louglas aFe1gs sszticu-
"a ~. y. GSEDocK. y. T. A.
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sT.LoUrs SAN FRANCISCO II. It.


Irains marked thus run daily.
West hound train, No. ]. has Pullman car.
West bound train, No. g. connects Mt Burton fol
Pueblo, New Mexico and Southern California.
East bound. No. T. is solid train to 1t. Louis
with chair car and Pullman sleeper makes connet
lions for Fl. smith, Little Rock and Paris, eXas
East oound No. 2, night express to St Louis, has
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper.
City Union Ticket office. Cor Main and lst street
and Union Depot Douglas avenue.
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| element in hunting man as IN hunting
any other creature if only 1t is the Gus
tom," and a famous cid Sioux put the
same philosophy thus:
"Why do we go on the w5rpath. Did
/ you ever hunt big game? And didn't you
like it better the bigger the game was and
| the smarter it was? Well, man is the
| biggest and smartest kind Of game, and
after you hunt him once you always like
! It,"
| There have been big man hunts in the
east and long man hunts in Europe, but
all other countries yield to the Pacific
states and the Rocky mountains generally
in the wild interest of the human chase.
There are so many chances among noun
sains and deserts, and the unexpected is so
| ieliciously sensational The latest Pacific
coast hunt was for Ed Albertson and Fred
Chandler, and the whole affair, from rob-
berry to capture was pretty enough for an
old Bowery melodrama The first an
nouncement was that Albertson had stolen
81, 100000. 1t soon transpired that 5000, 900
Of it was in securities and only so, 900 in
cash.
Fred N. Chandler was the evil genius.
He was a gambler, and many years ago
caused Albertson to lose some money in
Iowa. The latter went to Tacoma, Wash,
braced up and in time became cashier of
the Fidelity bank. Chandler followed him
there and soon had him involved again.
After losing Sc, 600 of the banks money he
took S11 900 in cash and the securities, and
Dne Saturday disappeared, after confusing
all the accounts and fixing the safe so it
could not be opened without taking the
door off
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IL CON lOr lad lee cures All female Complaints
+ or sale a. i5I7 kOrtA EmporiA ave wichita. kste
NJ. ShuIuan- IA .
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residents ia Afnnehs townsk ?. hereby give ngtics
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premises A pefso5.a found tres passing Or h1fL-
INK on same will b prosecuted u. hleAle. Il,
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| Trains marked thus daily.
EQUIPMENT NORTH AND EAST
Train No. 4l4 Kansas City express, runs solid to
| Kansas City. has chair car service.
| Train No. 4C6 comes direct from Galveston and Is
through Chicago train leaving " chIta at 10; 2)p
| and arrives IN Ceicago the next day ~ @l5 III.
| Train No, 4E hae free reclining cha TO han-
| sss CEy Pullman TO Kansas City, also TO Topeka
| Atchlson and st. Joseph.
! EQUIPMENT SOUTH AND WEST
Train No 407, has Pullman and chair cars.
! Train No 4o5 has through Pullman ear TO Fl
| W oitl and Galveston.
Train No. 4l3 has reclining chair car from Kansas
City Union Ticket orice Cor Main and lst street and
Union Passenger station corner Douglas and 5th
avenues W. d. MURDOCH. d. P A.
WICHITA & WESTERN u. r.
TRAINS. AItIIvg leave
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{ mon TcEet cEice Cor Main and lst street. Union
Passenger Station corner Douglas and 5th avenues
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Dallas Fair and Exposition. Oct to Nov 1. '9I
For the Texas State fair and Dallas Elk
position the Santa Fe route will sell round
trip tickets TO Dallas. Tex. at Sl455 dates
of sale Oct. 10, 20, "a and 2S, final limit
Nov L For further information call at
Union ticket office, 15S North Main, or
Douglas avenue station.
-25tf W. D. MURDOCH, D. P. A.
Special rates via the Great Rock Island
Route. Kansas City aud return Oct. 1o
TO "a Topeka and return Oct 90 to 23
For information call at company's offices
100 corner Main street and Douglas ave
nue. and Passenger depot corner OF Mead
and Douglas avenues. Telephone No l99.
". II. WlsHART,
c. T. & P. a, Wichita, Kan. II lit
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