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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
KANSAS TO THE PROFIT
with > fss; ard Improved Train servioe % Rsss-
sstfiy, ~ t>esi AhS4.s zsa tss
" sr7a'- fsfT.

Commencing Sunday. May i4th. the
Missouri Pacific fsiIway plsse,-I 10 OPERA.
ton 10 addition TO ifs Urs-@fst server. 81
excellent through train tefween pants IL
Southern Kansas asa ksB-ss CaT, Ss
Louis. Ghiesso sDp the " orsd'- fair. Jlse
asw ;fais, No st. leaves Aa.soss daily
al Go "a. 81. " Sehits. s-sl .. sn.. n DO
raoo. 10 a. tn. Isfs- Genre. Iz.sy y ma.
arriving Al k@sszs CIty ~ 5si5 - M. sssk-
in2 dsFses coBnecsi ions with fact Aissourl
Pacific trains TO 81 Louis. .Ed Hssh al
iipe- 20 Chicago.
IBss - pross4tssr tt- saoSt szfisssctorv
asG s~ryscraDle s1bsduls ever placed 1910
effect fstve-n Toitts 10 r1nihsra ksoszs
atsa a Be north aud ~ss:, ard plSees the
slate os h3a-as e1s an .qaal foSsssa< with
OF her ~ ate- ia the uls;teF cf fa>f train. 20
tie Worla'- Pair c8ty. IA si-xsa; equip
IssHs - nsssf iD the spas~ Z p 81 skis sg,ee1as
and every ssnS ]. is-0sed after tbs. uil
sdd 10 The conIfovt Of the ps@-~nxrYs For
fusthrr snfCsasatson ia r-.srsl 10 rate
roaI<s. H~,~. ;4gar ssis:~< esz. .sstf~..
HeSr.-s Asissous. Pscsar fzsl~., sLkss
se~a'. 90 IL {. Jsawuseassl. g.B.szl pas
seugsr zssd fse<~t ssem;. - I.sass. Nc. or
y h. BIEcxI1T,
p. 4 7. a Hsrh,fa. ann.
Tt.spAecs 81, ia SsS.s A2sn street.
L.a Il
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
A HAREM IN ALGIERS.

Description Of This Feminine Sanctuary
by a Lady Visitor.
And we hid hardly finished our sor-
bets, when 10! a draped and beturbaned
individual is at hand, who for con-
sideration of a few francs is not above
showing us his harem and its beauteous
contents.
We start in small procession, step
ping briskly enough through the mar
row, shady streets of the Arab quar-
ter, and pursued by the curious
glanoes and mild chaff of the pi ctur-
esque loafers in the open shops and the
Arab cafes. But Hassan, our elderly
Mohammedan. strides imperturbab bly,
along.
We presently stop at Moorish door
in a narrow alley, and entering we are
first conscious of darkness. then of a
strange, mixed odor, and then OF a
house built in tie courtyard style,
with marrow galleries, out of which
are the Irving rooms.
And now the men Of our party are
waved into an apartment on the
ground floor. lest they profane. with
their glances. the intimacy of Arab
home-life. They. to be sure, may not
gaze upon the beauty of the odalisque.
Hassan leads the way. and we, palpi-
tating with excitement, follow after to
the first gallery. A dingy muslin cur
tain is pushed aside and we find our
selves in a small windowless, narrow
chamber. more like large cupboard
H., IL, .-~c
heaven has not penetrated since it was
built.
Itis unostentatiously furnished with
a narrow divan covered with dingy
cretonne, and having a small army of
equally dubious-looking cushions. with
blurred gilt mirror and tall cup
board of the vilest European manufac-
ture
Two women rise TO meet us, without
their wells, and wearing tawdry orien-
tai dresses These ladies are apparent
" of the same age, their skins are
wrinkled and brown. each of them has
had the misfortune to lose front tooth
or SO, and their heights something un-
der five feet.
Though they live in French prov
ince, they know nothing of the Gallic
tongue, and we. on our part, baving no
Arabic. the conversation is restricted to
imbecile mods and smiles. We eagerly
inquire of Hassan If these are the ladies
of his harem. Well, one of them-the
nymph who has lost two of her front
teeth-is his wife; the other is his
mother-in-law. or his grandmother. or
his aunt.
Il is bitter disappointment Have
we penetrated 10 this malodorous in
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05

Old soldiers. give me your attention.
Your last opportunity FOR securing cheap
homes for yourself and family Is now pass
ing rapidly by. The Cherokee outlet Of
fers you the only chance. There is more
good land EN- braced in the Alva land dis
frict than i'll any other portion Of this
beautiful country J. NJ. Baker, formerly
Of this city. is located at Alva, o. T., and
can file your declaratory statement Oh a
quarter section of tirst-clsss land for the
nominal sum of SO. Just send him that
amount with your declaratory statement,
with power of attorney ana cory of dis
charge, aud il your discharge be lost an
affidavit 10 that effect. Suitable blauks
fur this purpose can be procured at this
ofice and may be executed before not,ry
pm bic or other officer using a seal. Mr..
Baker ueeas TO recommendation TO the
soldiers Of this county. he is Well known
for honesty aud fair dealing and lee will
treat you right. l45 Ii
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
KEEPING DOWN HIS CONCEiT

A Philosopher who Finds 1t Necessary to
Go Away From Home.
There is a man in Detroit whose
financial position is such that he can
live in comfort without doing other
work than clipping his coupons. He is
a reflective man, unknown outside the
city of his residence, and every once in
while. without any apparent object,
he leaves home and stays away for
month or two. The other day he re-
turned from one Of these trips, and to
a reporter confided his reasons for go
ing on these periodical journeys Said
he:
81 have to take these trips. get so
puffed up with my own conceit that it
is necessary go away once in while
to get the bubble punctured. Other
wise 1 would die from suffocation.
When you are at home erybody
knows you, and, having money, every
body bows to you. You feel you are
attracting attention and are being
talked about. It is one form OF
notoriety, or fame, some would call it,
and to vain man-show me the man
who isn't vain-it is like cool water to
perspiring body. At home you exert
an influence; people who realize the
power of money look up to you.
ut is a growing city. and money is
needed to help it along. AS growth in
creases the value of everybody else's
property. of course everybody has an
axe to grind and is ready to bend the
knee to the man who can set the grind
stone in motion. He may be close as
the bark on tree, but he has tho
money, and we call him liberal, public.
spirited, etc. We must pamper his van.
ity, you know.
Now am willing to acknowledge I
absorb all of this flattery, and not be-
ing good discriminator put it all in
the same class and allow it to raise me
up inch by inch-in my own estimation
until am, or think I am, on the top
wave of popularity-a little god. SO to
speak. This is a dangerous pinnacle;
a fellow is likely to forget himself and
make break that will cost him dear in
spite of his money. But just get out
side of the city limits and the only per.
sons who And out you have money are
the hotel servants and railroad porters,
and they acknowledge it only in their
attempts to extort fees from you. No
body else pays the slightest attention
to you-you are to them mere atom
in the panorama now passing before
their eyes-a feeting shadow that
vanishes from the eye and memory in
a moment You travel on and on in
this isolated condition until you final
ly fetch up in some big city. where
you lose what little is left of your per-
sonality in the portals of big hotel
With each day of your, stay you drop
one inch in your own estimation, and if
you stay there long enough you will
become you natural self again.-De-
frOif Fra, prasS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
TheKeeley Institute
of Kansas.

For the cure of alcoholism and narcotic
addiction. The necessity overcraving for
the stimulant is entirely removed by
thorough and scientific course OF medical
treatment No nervous shocks. no bad
effects Nothing but good results. For
full particulars address,
The kEELEY INSTITUTE.
North Topeka. Leavenwort. or Kansas
City, or enquire at room 301 Sedgwlck
Block Wichita.
Correspondence confidential.
n. B.-The Wichita Kelley Institute is
temporarily closed, and the real De-
Leslie f. Keeley's remedies and treat
ment are administered in 10 place IL
Kansas except at the three institutes men
toned above. l29 At tues thurs & sun
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
129tf
A woman's Remedy for Irnamatory Eheuma-

Woman's Remedy for Irnamatory Hheuma-
t.sm.
! am an old sufferer from inflamatory
rheumatism. The past winter it came
upon me again, very acute and severe.
Ny joints swelled and became ipflaned,
sore TO touch or almost to look at. Upon
the urgent request OF my n bother in-law. |
tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm TO reduce
the swelling and ease the pain, aud to my
agreeable surprise II did both. | have
used three fifty cent bottles aud believe it
10 he the finest thing for rheumatism.
pains aud sweiinas extant. ID. +. Carr.
l2:j5 Harrison St, Kansas City, No. For
sale by HettIDger Bros. PIG Eas. Douglas,
zap Van " erdeu Pharmacy 32S n. MIN
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
ond FesiI d Trains. " wiehits to Chicago and
Gthfsa to ort Worth. Tex

August Both fhe Gfea. Rsck Island route
viii place u service - solid vesIibuled
train, composed OF reclining chasf cars,
Pullman slesr~rs and smoking car. This
his tram Will run daily. ieayiGg Wichita
at a--e m. arriving III Chtcsxo ~ ss,1
next morning. leayin. Wicbit. Al 6,So D.
M arririna. at Union deroi, F0!s "orsa,
Tex, at s:4J i.ext rlcrGsiux. No charge Of
Cars between NIcnifa snd Cbissgp or Fort
Worth The Rock Island j. the oBiy siBe
ial1Gssg passengers AZ Esgi.woods within
oo- nile Of nisin entrance 10 woFla'- fair
grounds. Esegsg~ csn oe checked 10
EHglewood. thus avoidinz she rush ~ CEs-
Csko. Sleeping car space reserved and
geHetsi information Can be had by calm.
Oh or addressing. j. II. PBILLIF'S.
City Ticket Agent. AIchizr
J. ASDEEspS.
g. l. sl.d e. Agent. Topeks, Kan.
reltf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05

Winter Tou list Rrles via the Santa Fe Rou
Commencing Oct. 18th aud to continue
in effect until May |, 1894, the Santa Fe
route will sell excursion tickets to Texas
and New Mexico pGiuts good for return
passage until June L. 1894. Stop overs
allowed euroute Two trains daily, morn
ing and night. Through chair and sleep
ing car service. For further particulars
call on any local ticket agent or address
the undersigned.
w. D. MURDOCH. Dist Pass. Agt.
l5S North Main street,
129tf Wi cbita. Kan
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05

aF = ~. HagsT. a yell kn oss Hler
elans of Csio. Ired-iI cOuaiy, y G.. snrei
fsur cas~~ of fax vdh ore small bottle of
Chsat~Tiaifs- goilc. fs0serz =ni DEsr-
lso-a Resneoy IIs- i lie rnosE proa1p;
arssi mot sfie1es-fsl Tspa-dy 10 ne for
t.ys~nssry. u.siYso.a. csssc AMI csnl-sS
.gseyfss4s. No es her r-s.d.ra8e Vii fsxr ifs
g-lzcc or do i;s work lrs ssss cse-e Sf dis
easeS I, i essnalIy vaitssbse for eai.dfesi
ss.d adults = AID 81 eent bottles for saie
ty E~tsing~r Brc... &c Esss Dousiu -. sns.
Yxp wsgosp's csxyussg, - North S.s1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
W:ftrUt Chance OF Cars

The Great Rock Island Route train
leaving " icbits at n. III. runs free vesti-
bIle reclinin: chair cars 10 Chicago
without change of cars arriving in Chicago
tie following morning III time TO connect
with all the principal lines for the east,
ard north. Sleeping car accommodations
can be secured upon application at the
Rock Island ticket Office, corner Main and
Douglas For further information write
OF call on j. II. PHILLIPS.
6. F. A. t. Il l. and l.. r. x
Wichita, Kan. dl5o
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05

From The Coohvilie. Texas. Banner
NV wife and four children were taken
very suddenly with severe Cases OF choler
moFbus | bought bottle Of Cbember
laiuis Collie, Cholera and Diarrhcea Rene
dy, ana from one 10 Two doses gave relief
u esch case. / heartily recommend IL. be-
ileving IL the best remedy known Tor
bowel complaints o snfr 50 c~Df bottles
for sale by HeftiBger Bros, 2iG z Douglas
ana Van Ntrden's Pharmacy, 5~. North
Main
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
REAL ESTATE
by Applegats & Mallory.

Furnished by Applegstts g. Mallory.
Abstracters.)
The records in the register o; deeds Office
show the following buyers:
Wichita National bank lots 1914 1916
Carlos ave Grieffensteins 18th add
j B Bennett lots 103 105 Market st
city wd. wd..................... L
Amount of mortgage releases. ... 1920
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05

The Mi, souri, Pacific Railway company
has placed Ia its train service the most ele
giant reclining chair ears that ever appear
I'd in the equipment Of any line west of the
mississippi rlyer. These cars now run
daily between Wichita and St Louis and
Wichita and Denver. They are models of
beauty and comfort. Tie chairs are spa
rious-easiiy adjusted and comfortable and
of the very latest design. Every car is
equipped with the celebrated Pintsch gas
light system whereby passengers can read
as we'll aS by daylight: also doing ava
with the obnoxious odor emanatipg from
oil lamps Cars are heated 10y steam from
the engine thus affordirg an even temper
Eture throughout the car as well as avoid
ing the dangers experienced in the OLD car
stove system. Ii you contemplate going
east or wesf. Try the Missouri Pacific rail
way. ST Louis fast express leaves Wichita
Gaiiy at l:2,5 y. III. arrives In 81. Louis at
s:l5 next morning. Denver express leaves
W II hita al h:U0 y. N. daily los II
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05

When l take the history OF one poor
heart that has sinned and suf-
fered and represent 10 myself
the struggles and temptations it
has passed-the brief pulsations OF
joy-the feverish inquietude of hope
and fear-the tears OF regret-the fee
Sleuess of purpose-the pressure Of
want-the desertion of friends the
scorn of the world. that has little char
;tv-the desolatiou Of the soul's sanctu-
AIRY. and threatening voices from With
in-health happiness gone-even
hope, that stays longest with us gone
Il have little heart for aught else than
thankfuiness that IL Is not 50 with me.
and would fain leave the erring soul of
nv fellow man with Him from whose
hands ii came -LongteDau; Hyper
ion-"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05

The Western Trail is published quarter
" by the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
railway 1t tells how TO get farm in the
west, and il will lie sent to YOU gratis for
pre- year Send name and address to
Editor Western Trail, Chicago" and re-
c,ive II for one yesr free.
141 12t JOHN SEBASTIAN, g. p. A.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05

hWlfT LINE 10 LINCOLN AID OMAHA.
ROCK ISLAND KOt-tE.
Aug 20 the great Rock Island placed in
service last trSln Tor be above points Leav-
ing Wichita AT 9 -S n. M, arriving at Liu-
coln |. p. m. anc omaha 1850 y. IN. E.e-
Gant chair Cars Gu this train wil hout extra
NLarge. j. II. PHILLIPS.
City Ticket Agent. Wicnlsa. Kan.
j. J. ANDERSON.
Edtf a. G. 2, ~. Topeka, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05

This coal is sold by no other firm in the
city. We are the sole agents for same
All nther Goals in stock. Wichito Coal Co.
Sl3 East Douglas. Phone 93 1854
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05

terror to find a man living, forsooth,
with one wife and an elderly female
relative? Alack, it is even so. But we
are not permitted to take our leavs
without being urged to purchase sew
eral pink gauze scarves and embroid-
cred jackets which the wrinkled DANES
produce with astonishing celebrity from
q box under the divan.-N. Y. Journal.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
ColOrs That Combine.

As the season progresses the brown
and black combination will undou bted-
ly obtain vogue, and many of the black
gowns will be elaborately trimmed
either with brown fur or brown velvet.
A black camel's hair which has a per
fectly plain skirt shows full velvet
sleeves of golden brown. golden brown
belt and golden-brown collar while
the bonnet is in harmony. OF the
pretty long-haired brown furs many
will be noted either as skirt or bodice
trimmings on black gowns, while the
black furs bid fair to be seen on the
brown ones. but according to the edict
of Dame Fashion it is the black gown
trimmed with brown, not the brown
trimmed with black, that has her ap-
provaL Although one speaks espe-
cially of the brown and black and the
blue and black, still white and black,
scarlet and black and green and black
are all in vogue. and all lend them
selves to beautify the new autumn
gowns Home Journal
Quite Different.
did he marry girl he didn't know
much about?"
''Oh. no: a girl who didn't know much
about him Truth
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05

-Principal-You had defect in the
cash account yesterday. Has the error
been discovered? Clerk-The error.
YES. but not the cash.-Boston Home
Journal.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
Some Think

They have to encourage.
others really must. We are
ready for both classes. Good
substantial work-a-dayr suits
at $3.50, handsome home
spun, imported Scotch stuff
and u, finished Worst ed bus
mess 5 suits up to S14,.35 and
the &C me Of rerfec tion in
dress .suits of Birds Eye,
Claws, Diagonals, ard Gran
ite Wor sted up to s22. Big
purchase, little purchase, or
no purchase, you are well
come to call on us and get
all the information we can
give you about our goods
and learn the amount you
can save by trading only
with
Herman \ Hess
4O6 E. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05

general ticket agent. Chicago, Rock Island
ard Pacific railroad, Chicago. Ten cents,
in stamps. pc, pack for the slickest cards
you ever snuffied. For 81 you will receive
tree 10y express ten packs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05

xh~a BARI xaz sea. = gave h-r c4Ensa
Svls she rss :. Cnisd. si..- sra-i ss- s2s.svsA-
whs, sse E--ra--s. Nisz sls~ sir'n- 70 s,-sr9r1s-
waea Sc a.i 1 ns.s-~a. -. yav-slseza c4ssoSis.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
High Five or lu,hre Parties

See big line OF albums, Wichita Book
20. l471
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05

Take Stage at Noble for Tecumseh. Bcs
6Iu shortest route. NM. SHEAEEG
A,auaNcr
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05

Fine writing papers. Wichita Book Co.
1I
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05

Christmas goods Mt cost. Wichita Book
20 141
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
Block Pearl coal.

Books at cost, Wichita Book Co.
IA. |
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
End of a seaside Romance.

$50 Fleecy is not going to marry the
heiress, eh?"
No. l believe they are disepgaged
Judge.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
stand OF.

City Youth-Does your cow bite?
Milkmaid-Anything fresh and green
she does--Brooklyn Life.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-05
Electricity Free!

We viii send our URETHRAL VI
TALLER free. for ose week trial,
to any one aufferiDg from CHRONIC
SEXUAL DISEASE. Sealed book
free. send for particulars to
Boyd's Esc.ricaI kedleo Vi'alizsr Co.
Lock Box SET. Wichita, Karsas.
western ofrce1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

NyvHEREAs, on THE TENTH DAY or
w February, l,i!, Robert Gardiner aud
Margnrct om diner MS wife did make aud de-,
liver 10 the und,rsigngd 40 trustee u certain
truss deed OF the real estate hereinafter 10,
scfibed, Tor the purpose OF securing to EDWARD
H. swan the payment of certain prumissory
notes OF even dAtc ~ rewith made and dcliy.
cred 10 sAid howard -. swan by sail Robert
Gardiner ard Margaret Gardner. one Tor tho
sum OF sl1'1gl duo one year alter date to he
order " SAN kdNard u, swen, with interest
i,om maturity AZ one pcr cent per month
ugnl PAD and four for the sum
o. Mim each PAYABLE in three,
with interest % per cent per month from
maturity, which said deed OF trust Is recorded
% book "a - Of mortgages on pages 9i5, SAT-
Lake County. Umh, records.
Aud, whereas, 1t Is in SAID deed OF trust CA
pressy eupulated that upon failure by said
Robert Gardiner aud Margaret Gardiner. 10
eiihor OF Them stipulated promptly a. he same
became due, then the undersigned
s sh29ld 2! lhs regsest Of ,hu 'sEal
no. s,d real saIa c 'nSs' pr0SsSa to ie
10 the highest bidder first giving twenty days
npiicc oi such sale by advertisement Ia some
hSS sr1 n % ne hpgsh i9nga1so
proceeds OF such shlc pay the expenses oil said
trust, including Altornoy'e fees and compenia.
ton for said trustee, ami the amount aus UPON
default has been made In tile payment nf shid
no e., 10th principal and intertst, and the legal
hoiurf ~ hulN nulcs mas requested me 10 pro.
cood 10 sell SAID real estate as In said deed OF
trust tupula cd;
New. therefore. tho undersigned hereby
gives notice thht on saturday, the 18th day of
February, 1928, Il II O'Clock noon OF said day.
at the front door OF tho County Court House *
halt Lake County, utih Territory, he viii
under nnd BY vlrinc OF the pUwur gwen him
under SAID trust deed. "a such trustee, toil al
public auction To tho highest bidd r, for ali
cash, the property hereafter described, or so
much thereof M may he necessary 20 INV AID
notes, wi b interest costs and attorneys foes.
Tho real estate ia said trust deed conveyed,
and 10 be 20 sold, u described; beginning nj
the southwest corner nf the southwest quarter
OF sectol 33 In township one ~, north OF
range one tll west, $, l. meridian, aud run
ming thence nortu ~ rots, thence east NO
rods, thonce south - r0nn, and thence west ~
rod 10 the place OF beginning, lying IN salt
Lake county, Territory of Utah, ana containing
gili acre. OF land.
llalcd January 20, lslL
GRANT SWAN Trustee.
CuAnIEs u. JACK, Attorney Tor Tristee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-01

lures OF that place. The commission.
efs have their offices In the quarter.
masters warehouse md the employees
are accommodated In about thirty
teiis. Tho old corral "a ssnin alive
with government mules. Not ia
many years has the reservation pre-.
scented such lively appearance. M
other wagon train is on thu road from
Tues u, which comprises the remaiu-
der Of the American pact OF the com.
miGsiOD.
Colonel q. +. Crocker, first vice.
president Of the Southern Pacific
Company hns arrived at san Antonia,
Texas, from Durango, Mexico, nc.
compapied by General Manager
They went Tor a tour OF Inspection
over the San Antonio aud Afansns
Pass system, accompanied by G.. Is.
Peck. assls,Ant General manager OF the
later road. Colonel Croker stated that
the formal transfer Of the AIansaa
Pass road to the Southern Pacific Com.
pany would take place In n lew days.
He IN well pleased with the Mexican
International road, aud says that the
Durango extension OF that line Ia nl-
AttIg uulut kopN bHiihN'as
II. NJ. Branoagee, wUll.known
real estate ami loan agent, fell back
unconscious In tbs jury box white
court was In session N the district
court room ut Helena, Montana, on
Saturday aud expired almost instantly.
Mr.. Bfandugee Dsd been juror IN u
case on trial for the pasi fortnight,
AMI several times Exp esseu The lcnr
that lie might not be- able to stand the
clnhnemtnt TIL the end Of the case.
a few days ago he was seized with 4
faiuting spell and fell down uncon.
soi1us, the attack being OF IA cpileptic
nature. The attack on saturday was a
recurrence Of the malaiy ami dtRth
rom heart failure fo.lOwod quickly.
The physician who was summOn,d
was unable g. revive the man, lie
having passed from his body.
The railroad conspiracy Is creating
no end Of excitement IN Las Vegas,
". NJ. IL has been undetstoOd for Two
years or more that n systematic effort
OF robbery was In ..rogress on the
Atchison road. For tho last three
months ak detectives have been In
the city ami ON the road. They finally
ran down the whole thing. 81 far
ouly Conductor Norman aud Brake.
man r. y. Salisbury aud George
Bunting have been arrested. They
ARE In jail. German Is most deep.y
cfiminatci anu no Is expected to
"squea" IN the others. Fircmaa
Arthur Mounts ~ badly Compounded.
He gave lot OF goods to his step
mOther, VINO came up nom Albu.
queique e. testiiy against him. He
could not tell where he got the goods,
the st0rekeopers mentioned by hun De.
clarlng that they never had and con-
soqueuily never sold such goO1s.
There are all sorts OF rumors NIB at
different dealers In town being COM
promised by the finding OF stolen
goods In their possession, but these re-
ports have not been found to Toe correct.