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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-20
Wichita Grain Market
Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA Sept. 19.
FLOUR-Hghest patent. 81 80 second patent.
81 -: extra fancy. 81 Is.
BUTTEk-rirst creamery. l5c: other grades, loo
I2jsc.
EGGS-1gg l2c per dczea.
iOULTRG- boosters 81 SOAP 90 per dozen or Sc
Ter pound; hens, 81 0jet2 50 per dozen or &C per
pound spring chickens. 81 .5&2 so per dozen nc
per pound turkeys. 1dbsc per pound. DUCKs-teai
81 %: malard, 81 10 per dozen. Yong geese DC per
pound.
POTATOES-Choice. t.5a75c per bushel.
APPLES-x3 90 per barrel.
GOA L-Anthraclte Sll so; Canon City, $50: Weir
City. St So Frontenac. - 81; Pittsburg 81 5G Hi
nois. 60 90. McAlester. 81 90.
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Tourist Rates 20 Colorado and Ctah.

Tourist tickets will be on sale for Den
yer. Colorado Springs Pueblo. Trinidad.
Salt LAKE City. Ogden and o. her Tab
and Colorado sumner resourrs. from june
/ until : p,embeT -. limited for return
passage 10 ard Including October 81. l.ss.
Take tb. Missouri Pacific Railway train
"a , INK here II the evening, which arrives
Ia Pueblo next morning. thus passing
through the mountains in has agEt I'm.
train i equipped with eIegaat thsir cars
% the la,@>. desi-n isuiiu1aa sl-ep5a.
ears IL desired +. T. BLECE&EY. T. * L
a, "a Fast DCasias Ave Missouri Pa
cln rzlisa Z.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-20

WICHITA. Kan, April y. 1892.
After thoroughly testing he Behr Bros
piano along side OF one OF the oldest and
best known high grade instruments | eau
fully recommend il as meeting every re-
Quiremens az a strictly frst-class piano,
dio-tf 4. ". SlCkNEE
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ADVICE TO Mothers

Mrs. Wiasiow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children Jeeihing il
soothes the child. sotrens tie gums. allays
all pain, cures wind coile, ami = The
best remedy for diarhoes. Twenty -t1ye
cents bottle. Used Dy millions II
mothers. Co4tI wiett
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-20

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Coui ty OF Sedgwick.
|. VIM. =. Daily. President of said bank. do SOL
EMMY that the a bove statement IS true. TO
the best of my knowledge and he lief. So help me
God. WILLIAM A. DAILY. President
Subscribed aid sworn 10 before me- this l4th day
OF Sef.Jemu Der 1892.
(SEAl1 r. f. PIERCE. Notary Public.
Commission expires on the 23rd day OF Novem-
Der, 1885.
TO Charles F. Johnson Bank Commissioner. To-
peka. Kansas. 04 6t'
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
HOGS.

The hog receipts were light. The mar
ket was quoted five cents higher. The
quality was good and everything found
ready sale.
REPRESENTA- TIVE SALES
The following the repreoertatI sales of hogs
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New \ orR Money
NEw YORK. Sept. 49,
Money on call easy. closing offered 5 per cent
Prime mercantile pa Ter aGg5Ap per cent.
Exchange quiet at s. S51p for sixty day bills and
s. SS@ for demand.
Total sale Of stocks today SS7 600 shares.
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Receipts Shipments.
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Sept ~
tLoCR-Tnchsnsed Patents 50 5gop2 ID extra
fancy 81 @he2 %, fancy - 05S2 Is choice 81 9l2 w.
xxx 81 s5ts2 ca
WhkATNo , red. 6;Sa aelc.
CORN-No. > mixed a-lsc.
rATS-No mixed. 1i,s-1c.
Bt TrEk-UnchangeG.
I.GGS-Steady.
tHLESk-s'eady. Young America Ioc. Kansas,
fa9C
HAY-Firm. Timothy s. 90. fancy prairie s. ooa
SCI
tLANsEED-steady at Sc on a basis of pure.
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Baief Mention.

Baicf Mention.
Hog receipts light.
The hog market is five cents higher.
The shippers who marketed stock today
were, Lindlay & Co.. Herman Herr, of
Greenwich, and j. NJ. Pirtle, of Eldorado.
The cattle market was active today.
Foot racing is the latest diversion in
the stock yards.
Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA. Sept. l9.
following are the closing quotations.:
GRAIN-Car lots OH track.
WHEAT-53a5jc.
CORN-White 4Gai2C.
CORN-Ye.low, sc.
OATS-23c:
HAY-Baied. "a 0O9I 80 per ton; loose. 81 ooa5 CO.
GROUND COkN-Chopin car lots, 75c per 100
p'mnds; corn and oats. sOc per 100 pounds; bran.
sacked. 65c per 100 pounds
fLAXSEED-eSS1Uc.
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cuieha 4xiu Exg1r: Tuesday ornig sepembe,

OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL.
~ condition of the Bank of Derby. At Derby
Kan.. STATE Of Kansa-. the close OF business on
the LIST day OF September. fsz.
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ED,IIfogHseHf -dJenc,es.



" TFG~-E.A ADDS To CgHE AID SEg TIE
w ~cs~as4As .Sr.ss -asE4s isS.s 1ee
s1..-A1 81 SRA s-sSzs4-s--
As.fs.a-Tg REST PAEZog Axp BID
w ;s0@a fszB.s@.s. AG9rsss .2--@za-l4sss. Il
=. E&.s< v=1<s -.
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The QUOT a lions here presented are to give the
shipper idea of the general range OF prices ne
various and grades sell within the limits or
these quotations oIding TO the quaiity or oHef
ings and ae state of she daily markets. These quo
tefions are only changed when there has been a
permanent change In the General market The
representative should be referred TO TO get the
~ inner
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-20

TIE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.
yY.NrED-EITHEH I o BY OK gEST FARM
w quite close 70 - shita: GOO. pasture indas-
sensaoie- Address loc> bex Ias.. W:eA4t... hsas
w NTgD-ro Bry EARN. CALL. At *
W y Waco AFTER p. n. dies 81
NANTED-DY \ FsAU.y JUST ARRIVED
or ROOMS, with harm, geed shSde anc rnoss.
ye;.ieEee>; elose 20 street railway; viii pay months
IN advance Address al one' G u : 'his , S,95ss
-
NrAN1ED-To RENT 4 FURNISHED HOUSE
s,,shlv Iorss@c nd fi,rsisaes Or Nil asv ore AID
me Ino,rFTl house and very cheap address !, u
threus4 Posiofies di's *
Yy'ANTEil-BY EFFIE SIMPSON pREssNsK-
W r, $40 texas ave. fancy aressInakins. cat
ting and fitting specially. aus a.
xxraxTED- SEWING; Will GO oUr or
~ sew at home Address it<s shessoet ave-
Wichita han. aus O.
xyYANTEp- FURNISHED ROOMS FOR STU
W dents, Southwestern Business so.sese
-
w aNTEp-wE FURNISH SEALS OF ALL
w kinds Notayy Public. Ledss and .sts,ess-
Wicpiia Lasie. wie~itS. Aan- 90. 4
FOR SAIE-Reai Estate.
Ton s17-r-l55 81 as FarT o. COLLEGE
Il hlE COED cgliai; large taTn aud frq.t 81 az
kinds one block from motor line; al ears%in II
sold soon. Inquire = 10 South PARK ave, College
Hi. wiohits aiQ' ISL
TOR SALE-BY HENRY V. SHEPARD. 4lS-&ls
Il Sedswck Book. " icnita. kaG.
so buys either o. room houses 50 feet Of
ground with each. Nos. - and - cOGaer ave
College Hit. one and one-hs.t block from eiee-
TO tIl room house and 80 feet. No. i1ss North
Waco
slSg0 bugs l0o feet and small house No. SIS North
Fourth ave just north OF Central ave, east
front. hne shade and iruit trees
$3.50 buys room house ald stable and - feet. No
2e New orA ave; bstses.. FIRST and Second
5000 buys S-stoly brick 2s1lu fee, on Fourth ave
between Williams and English street buiialnS
especially suitable for manufacturing OF
I,oR sALE-l6o-ACRE BOTTOM Farm. WELL
i improved. car Valley Center. ssGa. J. ".
hudson oyer - last Douglas ai1S 2i'w1s IL
TOR sALE-sao AcREs or BOTTOM LAND
L well improved good builds ngs sa.ee
leo acres OF bottom Land northwest OF wichita II
240 acres OF good land well improved. southwest
OF Wichita, 10 trade fot good eity property; !srm
A we'll improved farm near Derby for sale cheap;
$50
100 acres, all under fence. for sl,53l
A good upland farm Tor 500.
s-foOm mouse IN NoTtn topeka. ssNiH o. Es.cNeaNa
street. ~ feet Of ground. S-.Ssu
e-room bouse Oh North Market strect- south OF
Eleventh. street. 20 feet OF ground; sl.s.0
Fine broom cottage tnSF cost 10 htiild sE5V1 good
barn, 20 fees 81 gfoaAd, sLsuD.
Good business bioCh thai viii pay ~ Per cent on
investment lOJ i SMITH q tHEEA An.
NOR sALE-ONE MORTGAGE OF s4.5 AND
Il OF $50 in Morton county; / OF ;.sG AID OF
80 ia SIsunfoD county; OF 1JVJ ana ot az ia
Haskell county; / OF sSso IN scott county. OF sss>
IN HOdsernan county; each secured by ie1 acres OF
good land. heSe are good Investments tx they are
paid. and better II they are not.
We have a section of fine land in Pawnce county
at bargain
A Groom house 70 move; price $50
HEADQUARTERS fer farms Come aud us before
you buy. kkEST 81 CORN.
N6st Over ZIG East Douglas avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-20

FINANCE COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past 4S
Hours Were: Cattle, Light; Hogs, 300.
Shipments: Cattle. None; Hogs, Mono.
WICHITA, Sept, 10, 1892.

Cattle receipts were light and trading
was quie-. Sales were made steady at
Saturdays quotations. Everything On
the market was sold.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-20
SsiHatsons ~ dHfed-Naie.
miscellaneous.

V-AETrD-AT ELDEoLT GENTLFsfAN oF
w sie4dy la bis s@Ist. sitNszlgG. isslds !oD
v~-seFrssf. g}i.eCt, bzst = sl.rs hs
can mae himself Esstas. address - l. = E-&-.e
c;sre Gss ..
CTkSOGRAPHER AID TYPEVKITtH 9E1s-
- II Es574a. haF. > year ~ asa. Gestg~s
ozzts is the rog1 iiSs - -eAr ias gers
Is--sllas -1ea Ass4ss~llee. ts-t rE5sgesslet-
cre-S st>4osE4 pier. ~ 80 cisgIrsn F+aCs.
Leafs. Eo. -LE Z sss " I'd -
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st. Louis Produce.

ST Louis. Sept 10
fLOUR-Steady. Patents s. 7OdeS So extra
fancy 81 400 80, fancy l5SS -. choice s0S2 %
family 2UCd2 50.
WHEAT-Cash. 6Slsc.
IOkN-Cash s3c.
OATS-Cash. 29lsc,
RNE-5iipC,
RRAN-Quet. 61661Iec.
BAhLEi Quiet, sample lots Iowa Ca
FLAN-eirm, 81 d.
BAGGlNG-hi4a5 SIC.
CUllN MEAL.-Steady. s. l5G2 %
HAY-steady. rancy timothy Si?00si5 co.
Choice TO gill edge prairie g U0gS ~.
BUTTkk-oteaGy, Creamery 2Ul.5c. dairy l6s92c
rGGS-l5lac.
Pokk-stsndard mess. SO G2Ie.
LARD-<7 10.
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New York Produce.
NEW YORK, Sept, ls
Su6AR-ReNned. firm, good demand
COFFEE-Spot Rio quiet and steady No E. 10,
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MisCedUUIieOtfs.


w ANTED-NAN To TAKE The MANAGE
w Deui % permanent hTSBCh for estSDii-htd
Chicago house. viii pay ali 81 yense- ana tIS yer
month ,Alar: also cegtA.e o. al business sSic
must Invest sl,JU III ssees OF goods 70 lie earned
must give entire attention 90 business Horace
kmmins, - lone Insurance building. Chicago. is.
MAN WA$ItD-~ALAhY And EXPENSES.
vi permanent iiscc. apply now: On growers OF
nursery stock bath American and hAAGlsn soils.
hardy Varieties our specially. Brown Bro., to,
NgrserYmen. Chicago. Gl1s lst.
VyTASTED GOOD YOUNG MAJ MO
w wants TO ~ars ioT his board and 20 TO school,,
Call at Go K. Douglas ak II
w AETED-CoNPETENT sTESOSRAPHERs
w DysAk.epeT- who Gr-lTe goelsiOIl-, %
Apply the &aficr - Accountants ana STENCIL ~pi-
JLTtsu Once Iog IEe eisle. OF szt{s-a-. iOiO-
TsGo. kebfS>ke. k5-sssifI al iAe SOUTH
western business college. - sfLlts. hAu- OLE &
w ASTED-BU SINKSS MN WHO ARE -
w EeeG 81 stenOa 10 pSsGs ~ accountants Gail
She N@f5C'sat Accountants asa AfsnDsI al iseEs
tuTezn. nIzsCA oEsSs - South y .%%SEL E2ss-
hes Co leg. v C.issa. kan We usually have
car app 5cA;loa 49, tlss9uzh!y competent boa
keepers ssq stsn.zg a}Lsts with LEst-c4ss. refer
eaCe-- hep iuEaisEca Tree CT chAr-e~ oit y
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E@Tsess TIrzFsaSzs 80 fsrss "a 80 Naaf4 -
Lee
Ou AK Gsh. e~ps. &I;s ard Oc. -
~ -sskz te lsos.fe ~ils s4il sxraszAe=
81 lets Il 49, Ie.Ets - Texks 81 ots~ lsTss.
fs--a-c4ass fare f. z1s road Gsas- 1sta
HEal 4susst - tssnEy eggs from @z;s -
sale fuE !af.AeF .efortz <flo1 cal CO SF
S4orr~s ". u AfITosE.
!Sst-tcs Parse cs,g sssls.
49, 81 "a sGstA AzlE s.zs<G
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TAKE stage AZ Nobis for Terunlzsh- Beet
and shortest route. VIZ sHEAHEH
Manager.
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: hrssza : assr ar "a ornss. IA ass -.sl.fs

TIE SarsR % roafs srs row ruGgiGz =
through cdas- car 70 Galskz via ~apsFior
Esb 5u rluascslCa sta tee fFsaGgns.
fIxE4~s1 hna Silwzaaff Wafer rss2Faai.
s.sgiEg Y .eH3t< a. % Ia 4z9 arriving
lei tfsaAkE zoe g~xs sseslsE - I'D - "a.
gsf. 4ersi1s zsii coat5ua- daily.
e-tf ~. ID &lED0eE- -. Il. a.
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EOK E1CH1tE T..

YI,O FXCHA S0E-CHICAGO PROPERTY. VA
can't vi improved, 20 v cana fe-ssez.re. EEiist
Ia Eoad. Address Bal a.H Care Of Lsg.s of4e'-
Go.
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ooIva NonrH aNprasr.

Elegant reclining chair all trains. sa.t
Pullman sleeper- from wichita 10 EsnSs CITY ant
Chicago without change night trsihh fichets
sold and baggage checked through 20 ali pesnts
north. sauth. east and west, and steamship .ichsts
soid To all European points 81 iovSzf Tstes cite
ticket asice 40 tssi douglas avenue corner Msia
street. passenger station corner Doas3ss ssa Ae~a
avenues. 1elepaoas 10.
~ wtsRiRr r,cts, AgsaI
i've. SEBASTIAN. q. ]. A y. A. Chieags. III
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ems toT 20 sad lsf ,rF%-f 500
lSsa2s-sl statsss, SsgEsf Den. ss at 80 s,sagss
~ A.. - y AEssSs. l. u A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-20

@-zts = EnEsss - Er-rs Cl4esr. -.
A tBas ssa ssrsFr = 50 s4sr a - - AZ
sssa Ei.srs sfsts-stses D tfs - - esss
4 E.sfssss GssHirf
sa8rzc.s sns ssg-n ts'ass - - l@-a Or =
4-.tsss ~ fsse s. as~NKSCt aai-Fy s&ss1
= ces7--- los - EsTs- Ssrte :. -
fllTrsr- zftss--E. = Ia FsAeE. C~SsF
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The following are the representative sales Of no
IT q va fndar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-20

EINANCIIL
r-rder this head &C per line PER "a,
llhNflJkE LOANS CATTLE IOANS-AON-
Il ry iosHsd on Al nlnst everything by J. r. tui.
i'm. StetDorseF Building Seraor irsf and Sir
CIR
CHosT TIME MONEY TO LOAN ON LIVE
- StoCf, notes bonds socd s~cariJy al
reasonable rates, X. V. EeSiegt over las SNls!n -
Gssu
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-10
HE cor NERVOUS.

4 good Joke Is related ut the
expense Of an editor in ucighbor.
ing county. lie went on u recent
evening TO report q party 30 a home
recently blessed by new baby.
lIc met IBIS hostc at the door, and
after the usual salutntious, asked
her after The baby's health. The
lady, who WIS quito deaf and suf-
fcriug with the grip, thought be
was asking about her cold, and
answered that although she usually
bad one every winter this was the
sofst one ho ever bad ta KEEP. her
awake nights good deal, aud at
first confined her 90 her bed Then
noticing tlmt tho newspaper man
wa, gctnug nervous, she said shc
could tc'l by bis looks that hc was
going 10 have one just like hers.
and asked him to go iu aud sit
down
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-10
POLITICAL POINTERS.

The JoWrRoi is now the champion
of the dear flrmcrs. 1t has
taken the contract OF pulling II e
wool over their eyes by shouting
" Free Wool :" But it is hardly
probable that it will succeed i'm
dccclving the farmers us l. did the
working men of Irondalc, New
burg Austen and West End by its
promise of good times, high wages
and general prosperity il they
would only vote for &" High Pro-
tcchyc Taritr." They were told
all that was necessary for the men
to do was to vote for high protec-
tive tariff and it would make good
times and high wages spring mp all
around them. 1T would be such n
good thing that it would compel
very wJrkngman to accept two
dollars and Gf,y cents day and
lccf steak three times day, and
the farmers around IN the ccmmu-
nifty in which these works were
located would furnish the beef
steak, hams, eggs and butter to the
workmen ut "homc market 4"
prices. What n beautiful picture
Who would not vote for such glori.
GUS prosperity, good times and nigh
wages This is the Republican
campaign picture which was sent TO
every laboringman and + rMtr.
Now let each and every laboring-
man and farmer take down this
republican campaigi picture and
brush The dust and cObwcbs OF and
place it along side the real picture
which Father Time has handed
down from day to day and compare
the two pictures. Let him lay
aside his politics and prejudice and
lsh hiIilseil Jhc question, Hdr5 me
RcpHbiicaa campo,gn promises 6drR
f"iHied? After you have done
this, laboringmcn and farmers
write your answer on a slip Of paper
and send 1t TO the JoUrRm for pub
licatIon. This is the real question
for you to decide, for you drc per-
fcctly familiar with the subject aud
the Jo"rH"l cannot jugglo Ggurcs
and facts to prove the contrary.
We repeat our invitation TO the
JoarRH to send IFS reporter to these
towns and interview the workmen
and farmers and pfoto its assertions
that high protective tariff has
been benefit to either of them.
Come, brethren, boasmug is cheap
but it takes Evidence to convict.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-10

Pants are made for man aud not
man for pants Women we're MAIDS
for men aud not for pants. When
man pants for woman and
womar pants fora man. they are 10
pair Of pants. Pants are like mo
Iasscs they are thinner in boz
weather and thicker it cold. Thd
man iu the moon Chmgcs plprs
during an eclipse. Font go into
the pantry for YOU may be- mistaken.
Men are often mistaken i'm pants.
Such mistakes make brecchcs +
promises There has bccn mu,H
discu SION as TO whether pants is
singular or plural and when thcv
don wear my its singular Meu
get ON % tear in their prn's and it's
all right, but when their pants get
ON % tear it's all wrong.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-10

now returned to the largo waiting
room from Which we started. Well.
well, what will Mayor Wcyman and
Market Clerk Hastings. of Allegh-
euy City, think when they will have
to exchange their official robe for
that of u second. grade convic, IN
the Western Penitentiary. There
"a more in the name tltau tic reality
of being in this Pcnitcntiary us ;hc
prisoners do not have to work SO
hard, but on the contrary have
father good times.
FRANK III. TREMBLY,
Bellevue, Pa.t Feb. 20, ia93.
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OVER THE RIVER.

over tho river they beckuu 10 ne.
Loved ones whp've crossed 90 the further side
The CLEAN Of thoir snowy robes see.
But their voices are lost In the doshug tide
There ono with ting,ct> 90 suuny gold
And eye the reelection of heavens own blue:
He crossed i'm the twilight, sOy and cold,
Aud the pale mist hid him from mostI view.
We saw not the angels who met him there.
The gatos of the city we could not see
over the Jiycr-thc myst.c river
My brother stands waiting To welcome me.
over the river the boatman pale
Carried another the household pet;
Her brown curls waved iu the gentle gale
Darling Minnie SEQ her yet.
She crossed on her bosom hcr dimplel hands.
Aud fc1r.c SLY entered The phlu,om b.rque
We fc't Sc glide from tho silver sands,
Aud all onr sun anc grow strangely dark,
We know She {, safe on the further side
where an The rapsomej and angels be;
over the river the mystic river
Nv chiidh'ois iioiis waiting Tor me.
For none rc'urn from those quiet shores.
Who cross with the boatuuu cold and pale
We hear the dip oI tine golden oars
And catch s.clm uf tho .nawy sail;
And lo' they have passed from our yearnine
heart,
who eros, the stream are gone FOR aye,
We may not Su1dcr the veil apart
That hide, frsm oar vision tie gates OF day:
We only s1'v that tho,r b3rqurs uo moro
May sal, With "a, o'er ,ifc', stormy scl;
Yet somewhere. know on thr unseen shore,
They watch aad bsckon, aud wait for ne.
And s't aul think. when the sunsets goid,
Is Hu ush,ng F.vcr, aHl hii. and shore
/ .hs.I .t. g. .fstt.I I.. ff.. ,..tl,r ,...fU
And li-t for the sound uf thr boatnau's olr,
] shall watch fora g,oJ.a ~ the hlpging sail
shall hear the boat as Il gain, The strand
shall pu,- fron sight with the b1stuau pale,
Tothe hc'ter shore of the spirit land.
shall know the lowell who have gone before
And ioyfuNy .weot wi the meeting bc.
When over the river -rhn peaceful river
The angle of death shall carry mc.
Hr C0I.yGiuu Queen
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-10
DIRECTORY.
state Omcitls.

Govornor- 4 Brnoks Fleming, Marion County
Secretary ot ~tato-W. a. Oi'ey. Marion Go
Asiitar- Patrick r. Dudy. Webster Co.
Truture -NilHan 4. Thompson, Cdhcll ca.
Attorney Ep0ertl- Nlfrsl caldwell Ohio Go.
sIpt. of schools Il. :. Morgan, Mouou.llia
unity.
4 liuttat G.1erll-B n. ONlcy. Kan tVha Co.
~ ttu Iibr tri a. -''l ar u an. II tr.pl CO.
L. =. Mar yhtl-N. \ White. Marsh tll county
Private set'y - Opy.-ilS. ewing. Ohio county
Caief Cicrg Au iitur'- ti"e--Nn. 4. Crarratt.
Ss''y - hte'S % i"t-8 ". TAYLOR.
~. schools 60 -. :. CprN.
rrotsurrr'S h" r 4 tiOrniOu.
Ait. Gr1.N " -Thas j Grass.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-10

Uncle Tommy" IIawkcr is
getting quite boom for Sheriff.
From every part of the county
comes words Of cheer for him to
make the race. If hc should take
a notion to enter the race he will
make some OF the candidates hus.
tic to beat him. lie is a staycr and
got plenty Of wind to carry him
through long race. Keep your
eye on Uncle Tommy, gentlo-
men.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-10

Minneapolis miIlcrs arc preparing
20 send ship load OF -four to the
starving peasants Of Russia and the
mllIcrs from other parts Of the Uni
ted States expect to load "a dozen
more vessels with bread stufTs for
the same purpose. In the mean.
time the Russian Government is
borrowing millions Of dollars, not
to feed its hungry subjects, but for
the purpose Of extending its power
and gaining new possessions in In
dia. In view Of these facts we arc
led to believe that the bead which
wears the miller's hat viii lic easier
than that which wcurs Tho imperial
crown Of all the Bnssias.