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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS Aug. 20.-CotIon quiet; good mid
ding &c. middilng 65sc low middlng 65s
good ordinary OLD.
BALTIMORE Aug. 20-CofIee quiet;iHIo No 16c a.
BoeroN, Aug B.-Santa Ee railway 1854.
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To the following pOsnts via the Missouri
Pacific railway
70 Chicago. .........-..--.--,..... SO 20
TO Chicago and retHrn; good for
thirty days. .-.--.----.--..-.-. -.-. go -
To Chicago and raturn. good ultA
To Chicago aud return GA Aoudsy,
Aug. 3.....-.............- SIS -
To -. Louis ........... 10
tbirsv days '...'......... - sl5 %
To 81 Louis and return. good untii
rCv. %. --.......- -... --..-. sls -
To Pueblo. Colorado spriul,s sad
Denver ..........-.-...-.,- .t..--.-- ~ -
To Pueblo. Colorado Springs and
Denver asd return .........-...-.. .Ei0of
To Portland Ore first class oBiv - G.
To Portland, Ore, second claszoHlv-s>i D.
The above figures will be used isa- ii
rates ia selling through tsctsfs eif isrf essf.
west, north Of sog'h- l. viii pay goa 60
call AT our city oiiics Hnd get fsH in'DftlA
lion "a TO rates. route. g.. i.snFsatser tss
Mo. Pac- railway - th- short h9s 20 -.
Louis and Colorado points Tarrs ffaia<
day TO kausas city. Chicago and 81.
Louis Elegant reclining cis4is CATS asd
Pullman palace sleeping ears on AL ts7ias-
The only iius running cot Ok y ichi's
thai iigHts Is cars b. gz-, tsns avoiding
all accidents that tni gar occ4f ifona al sx-
p!osIon o: OIL ism.s.
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Tie xzszest c1e O. al
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R.sson Her arc ron. ID feiiesl
What are Tcu working a. now
O11irrn ftsred an cross - = vzez-
,ion Chicago FTisass-
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Nurse = she pats Robert % bed
And what wcsslG you say Il mamma
should have Iitt.e baby brother o.
sister for you when goa wake Up il
the morning?
gobcrt-Teu her I'd rather hav.
dc..-P1c.
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NORTH AND EST
No. 4l4 Kansas City EXp'sS
No. 400 Chicago Nestibule
Fast Express. .......
No. 40S Missouri River EX-
press.
No. 45S Englewood EXpr'sS
No. AIS Local Ereight......
No. 46S treight..... 80,
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. 400 oklahoma City and
TO, t Worth Express. go.
No. 400 Caldwell and Pan
Handle Express. .........
No. 403 Fort Worth, Gal
weston and Texas thro'gl
Express Observation-Disclosures.
No. 4lj Wichita Express. B..
No. 45z Englewcod Accom-
No. Az Local Freight......
No. 469 Freight. ............
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wichita Mule Market.

Wichita Breadsiun Market.
Flour-gest patent 81 ~. second patent 81 50.
f.-.r ~
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New York Produce and Money.

NEW YORK. Aug. 20.
/. Money call easy Sos per cent,
Prime PAPER SGl2 per cent.
Sterlug exchange STRONG, with actual business at
~ SSt4 oo12 for siXlydaJ bids, and 81 SoGg4 So>p for
demand.
Silver rti1cRteS better, closed ~ bid
1Ota5 ssNsSf stocks today Ibi,Gu sHares.
Ceffee-SpOt lfio quiet anu steady. No. :, lJ5lc.
SuEar-kenned stoaay fair demand,
Cotton easy Mddilus uplands 1k4c, mIddling
Orleans Tvs.
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GotNG NORTH AND EASE
Ne. . Kansas CITY - Luui'
and Chicago. World, ran
limited. Gaily.............
Ne. dorado ~Prin.~
llruvr:. ana Pacific Coas,
Express isIiy.........-....
No. Kansas Gay II Ioui-
and Chicago night eS
daily .--..---....-. 81. zoe.
10. a, accommodation
daily. -Ncel'i Suniay,.-....
GoiNr SuJ-Tu.
No. !. oklahoma and Texas
express tailN-........-...-.
No. -. Oklahoma eN. dai.A
No %. Accom-. dailyeNccp'
suRuaN .-.--.-t.,... ---.--
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Take Myers stage line at Wharton and
Orlando for Saltwater. Lewis Myers,
proprietor. tJif
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Elegant reclining Cl.Hlr cave On al trains anil
iuilmnN ~lceiicr~ from W cs'ta 60 fnneas CITY AMI
chicago " ithoHs change Il.h6 trains. Tickets
sold AMI baggage checked iiIro'Is. u ull points
north suuih. east Sud west AID steamship tickets
sold to all EaropeaH points at lowest rates. City
ti,kci ONCE no East Douglas avenue. corner Main
street, passenger station corner Douglas aud hsia
AVENUES Telephone lss.
!. II. fHHIJPS, ticket ,saG
fNO. SEBASTIAN. u J. & 4. A.. Chr}So III.
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I,oca, Grain anu Feed Market.
wichita Horse Market.

wheat No. 3 lOc. Corn sc, Oats 20c Baied
hay 50 90. Ground corn i5Gooc. Corn ana oats
mixed sc, Bran zoe.
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No. | west bound also to
Ellsworth Gaily 20 m p a m
No. west bound also to
Ellsworth daily............45 50 p ma s. m
No. east bound daily. 10@ an 10 - Il m
No. . east bound daily. 1889 pmlO0 III
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DIR. Il. EMMA COBB.

Females and Children- diseases a specially
Icne for ladies' during confinement. Strictly pri-
rate when so desired also permanent homes pro-
yided ior children wien desired. Letters ofineu!
j! confidential. and answered promptly Home al
IDA Avenue. W!c!lta kaLsls.
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WICHITA AND WESTERN.

NINIFti% I'M VI 01i.''1Ns
ARRIVE FROM WEST.
mo ll6 Nuili0yil!e aud ki1Cman
express. ........... .................. 10 60 n,
mo. $50 Pratt and kiHEman accom-
mediation. ........................ Ii 50 II
DEPART Wi1ST.
Nc. AZ kiugInau AMI Mullinville
express. .-....-................. ) - p m
FNu. Iii. kiEgman- and Pratt acCom-
mediation ......................... : 80 n m
Union ticket Office. corner Main and First
streets. Union passenger station corner o.
douglas and Firth avenues.
W. D. MURDOCH, y. p. a.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Fer fun information call at city ticket Office IL
Main street.
l, pot corner Second and Wichita streets.
L L. BLEChLEY. p. and T. a.
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ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO Il. r.
TRAINS. ARRIVE | DEPARTS
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RAILRO4D TIME T4HLES
TRAINS.
NnRTu AMI Est

ArCHIsoN, TOPEKA & SANTA FE RI.
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Lex SALON gooJ CABBAGE HDss
Il ana tsro gees 9rsfs EOFse-- IE.ts1 $50 a
1srs,~ tc -. gH
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tf-s'sl g. fa ..Id - f.... f..r
NfIDACMAFK REDUCTION PA a. AID
vi ofgau lessons. So reHts. hF com erf~uE sad
successful testh rr Ok eight xeals EXPIRE gee.
Sew England 1aassfratJiy method ea4p.aYrf.
ADDRESS ~ this oa!e. sirI 49,
The herald., 1893-12-29
SANE OR INsANEe

The Prendergast Csso Ready for tho
Jury.
CHICAGO, Dec 28.-The closing arRu-
ments for the defense and for the prose-
cution In the Prendergast trial for the
murder Of Mayor Harrison were made
today.
II was not animated by malice; 1
swear before high heaven I was not.
You are my murderer if / die." This
was the language with which Prendergast
interrupted Attorney Trede while max
ing argument for the prosecution. AS the
assassin spoke. Trude turned the incl
dent to account by asking: SIS he in
sane now 2"
Trude said even men accused Of crime
resented the act OF Prendergast, and the
prisoner broke in: "Yes, they are
friends of Harrison whom he pardoned
out OF the Bridewell."
The prisoner interrupted Trude on
several other occasions. Finally the
court told him to be quiet, and he SUBJ
sided. 1t is expected the case will 20
to the jury by noon tomorrow.
The herald., 1893-12-29
MRS. LEASE RELEASED.
A BIG ROW AMONG THE KANSAS
POPULISTS.
Governor Lewelling Repents of His APP
pofntmsnt of Mrs. Lease to the
stats Board of Charities
and Removes Her.

TOPEKA, Kas., Dec. 28.-The removal
OF Mrs. Lease by Governor Lewelling
from membership in the state board OF
charities to-day caused great excite
ment in Populist circles. 1t was the
outcome of long-stsnding feud among
the members of the board, and accord
ing to the statement of the governor
was done in the interest of harmony.
1t came to the governors ears today that
Mrs. Lease was preparing for another
assault on his administration through
the newspapers. She had declared her
self as loaded with letters and docu-
ments that would turn the
governor down. and proposed to 60
for him on account of his
many misdemeanors. The governor &C
cepted the challenge and invites the
worst Mre. Lease can do. She takes
her removal philosophically, and says
- 7 90 can conEfHf late t30yernor Leweli-
ing upon downing the best friend and
most sympathetic and cosdial worker
the PEOPLES party has in the state OF
Kansas -
R. NJ. Chenault, attorney for Mrs.
Lease, Disputes the legality OF her re-
moval. and says the case will be fought
to the bitter end. He says the removal
will disrupt the Populist party in Kan
sas, and cause disgraceiul defeat q. the
next election.
The herald., 1893-12-29
POLLARD VS.. BeEcKINRrDoE.
Movements of the Principals In sho
Celebrated Case.

Celebrated Case.
LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. 28.-By the
withdrawal OF George G. Lockhsrt. the
fight for the congressional nomination
lie left between Breckenridge and Owens.
Breckenridge made a speech before the
Masonic lodges today and was warmly
greeted. Miss Pollard'a father WAS for
merly grand master OF the Mssons.
FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. 2S.-It is be-
lieved Madeline Pollard is now at the
home OF her relatives near this city.
Colonel Breckinridge ia at Lexington,
only 80 miles away. 1t appears both
left Washington on the same day.
CINCINNATI. Dec. % Madeline Pol
lard is in the city tonight, being brought
here incognito by her lawyers, Carlisle
and Johnson, to collect evidence in her
suit against Congressman Breckinridge.
Her mother came with her. The case
will largely depend on the testimony OBJ
tanned here, as most of the offenees al
legged against Breckinridge occurred
while she was student at the Wesleyan
Female college in this city. Breckin-
ridges con has already been here col
lecting evidence for the other side. II
is stated that while receiving Breckin.
ridges attentions. Miss Pollard gave
birth to three children at different lying.
in hospitals in this city. Her attorneys
deny that any compromise is contem'
plated.
The herald., 1893-12-29
POISONED BucKwHEArs.
A Despondert Young woman's 6ensa
tionHl Suicide.

A DespondeEt Young woman's 6ensa-
tiona1 Suicide.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Dec. 2S.-Adele
Agge, aged %. daughter OF one OF the
oldest families in the city, arose this
morning, mixed strychhine into batter
of cakes, baked them and ate of the
food. Her mother and brother had not
yet risen, but her sister Margaret came
into the room where she was eating her
breakfast and also began to eat. Mar
garet noticed the cakes were bitter, and
questioned her sister as to the reason.
The young lady answered With smile
that it was better thus for all OF them.
The sister became alarmed. A doctor
ives called, and five minutes after
the arrival OF the physician Adele
was corpse. having died in intense
agony. The younger sister was given
an emetic and saved. The deceased had
always been OF bright and cheerful
disposition until her widowed mothers
and the iamily's money became tied up
in a bank which failed. Thereupon the
family became quite distracted. 1t is
clearly evident that the unfortunate
girl intended to poison all the members
OF the household. After having taken
the strychnine che preparedsmore cakes
for them, and Urged her sister to eat.
Just before death came she said she
was glad che and her sister were out OF
misery, but sorry her brother and
mother had not partaken OF the deadly
food.
The herald., 1893-12-29
RoBBEn THE WIDOWS.
Six Prominent Citizens OF Oincinnat
Indfct ted.

Six Prominent Citizens Of Cincinnati
Indicted.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 28.-It is given out
on good authority that the grand jury
has indicted six prominent citizens, as
principals and accessories in the looting
of the treasury of the Widows home to
the amount of over $4,000. Vacant
lots were purchased in obscure subdi-
visions for nominal amount. Fictitious
values were put ON the same by fre-
quent transfer to each other and to
their wives. At every transfer the con-
sideration was put higher. When the
limit of initiation was reached, a mort
gage was executed for many times the
real value. Some lots are on slmost
perpendicular hillsidee, and were rec
commended as good mortgage security
by the attorney of the Widows home.
The herald., 1893-12-29
WAR AND PEST|LENCE,
Rio Beset by a Double
AffiictiOn.
Yellow Jack Puts in His Ap-
pearance.
The Black VOmit Added to Wars
DesOlatiOn.
Continued Heavy Engagements Between
tho Forts and Rebel ships-A
Decisive Naval Battle
Hourly Expected.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BUENos AYREs, Dec. 28.- News is re-
ceived from Rio de Janeiro that yellow
fever has been added to the horrors OF
war that five deaths have already oc-
Cured. The authorities are taking
every precaution to prevent the spread
Of the disease. but are greatly hampered
by the condition OF the city consequent
on the war. The fever is of the most
virulent form, accompanied by black
vomit.
Following the news that the black
vomit has broken out at Rio comes the
additional information that the bonn
bardment of the city and forts continues.
and that the forces OF both parties seem
determined to bring matters to termin-
alton. The fire of the rebel warships
upon the forts is said TO have resulted in
killing number of the defenders of the
Notifications. 1t is also said several
people have been killed in the streets OF
Rio, and the people are so panic strick-
en- that all the stores are closed and
business is practically at standstill. =
1t ia reported battle at sea between
the rebel ships and Peixoto's cruisers
may soon be expected. and upon the
engagement will depend the fate of the
rebellion.
New YORK, Dec. %. A cablegram
from Rio says there was fierce fighting
today between the rebel feet and gov.
ernment forts at Nictheroy. The fire OF
the forts was so heavy that the ineur-
gent warship Almirante Tamandare was
forced to retire out of range. She is said
to have been quite badly damaged. 1t is
reported from Bage that the incur
gents have been defeated in an engage
ment there with the loss OF several hun
dred.
The Herald's Montevideo cable says
Advices from Rio say the representatives
Of Germany by their firm stand have
nulIified the action OF DeGama in plac
ing an embargo on commerce.. German
w&rEnlps prUtsrr elf- figntaxs Hyiug thf
German flag. The Brftish 4consuf -hal
given notice that English warships will
afford full protection to British ships,
but will not interfere when they are
tied up to wharves, or if they
remain at points where danger is
apparent. A new manifesto has been
issued by De CANA declaring it was a
mistake to assume the frat document
he issued was intended for a declara-
tion OF the purpose to restore the mon
archy. He only wants the people to
have an opportunity to vote on the
question and have it decided fairly. He
says, this document was suppressed by
Peixoto.
The Herald's st. Pierre, Martinique,
special says: The Brazilian cruiser
America sailed Friday from here fol
some port in Brazil. The submarine
torpedo boat Destroyer remains here to
have her rudder repaired.
The herald., 1893-12-29
THE Lutte MILLIONS.

to Them.
WATERFOWL, s. D., Dec. 2S.-Mrs.
Sarah E. Cham berlain, living near Kam-
peska, is supposed to be Mrs. Bartlett,
who has fallen heir to the Lutte millions
in California. Mrs. Chamberlain claims
to have had half-brother named Mich.
olas Lutte, whom she has not seen nor
heard OF for years. Learning of the
death of Nicholas Lutte in California. she
took measures to ascertain whether he
was her half brother. She is 50 years
old and in ordinary circumstances. She
says she has strong grounds for belief
that she is heir to Lute's wealth.
The herald., 1893-12-29
viNToN's PETITION.
A Prayer for an Atlantic aud Pacific
Roceiver In Arizona.

A Prayer for an Atlantic aud Pacific
Rocciver in Arizona.
PREscoTT, Ariz., Dec. %. - Arthur
Dudley Vinton, attorney for the Pres
colt and Arizona Central railroad. today
filed petition for the sppoin tment of a
receiver for the Atlantic and Pacific
railroad. The petitien is very volumin-
GUS and consists mostly of recital OF
the numerous suits which he has insti-
tuted against the Atlantic and Pacific
company on behalf of the road he repre-
sents, which quit business three months
ago. The petition incorporates his dis
approval of the appointment OF Reinhart
and McCook as receivers of the Atchison
company. Beyond filing no action was
taken on the petition,
The herald., 1893-12-29
A CALUMNY ANSWERED.
MICHAEL DAVITT'S REPLY To
MRS. FOY'S CHARGES.
lie Had No Moro to Do with the Re-
moval OF Crouin Than OF Julius
Cmsar-A Sidewipe at the
American Press.

Copyrighted, 1898, by the Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. 28.--ln reply to dis
patch sent Michael Davitt. December
Oath. addressed to Land League cottage.
the following letter was received today,
dated Bally Brach. County Dublin,
December 9th:
| am obliged to Mr.. Melville E. Stone,
general manager of the Associated
Press, for asking me to reply, through
the Associated Press, to the statements
made inaome Chicago papers, alleging
that had advised the removal of DIR.
Cronin. l can only answer that it
would be just as true to cnarge
me with having advised the removal of
Julius Cesar or Abraham Lincoln. i
never even heard of DR.. Cronin's name
or existence until the spy LIE Caron
spoke of him at the Parnell commission
hearings and the news of his brutal
murder came to Europe. The further
allegations that wrote letter to De,
s sfSfsn e Ihss 81 or snH
as / neither knew him or of him, nor
wrote to him, directly or indirectly nor
have been written to by him or any
body on his behalf in my life. The whole
story is monstrous fabrication from be-
ginning to end, and must emanate from
some madman or perhaps some
interested knave who wishes to eatisfy
some feeling oi malignity in coupling
my name with the commission of so
foul and cowardly crime. l am re.
luctantly compelled to say, in connection
with this infamous slsnder, that the
press of America is the only press in the
civilized world today through which
ruffianly attempts like this &C the moral
assassination OF public men can be made
with impunity.
(Signed) MICHAEL DAvITT.
The herald., 1893-12-29
NOT LIABLE FOR DAMAGES.

Railroads Not Responsible for tho Rob-
bing of Passengers.
SEATrLE. Wash., Dec. 2S Important
points of law were decided by Judge
Hsntord in the United States court to-
day in the case of Henry F. Guimaraes
against the Northern Pacific railroad for
$25. 900 damages for fright and shock
sustained by his wife. and for the loss OF
$S75 cash and vaiuables, in a train rob-
berry at Hot Springs, November 18. 1898.
The Judge instructed the jury that the
company was not liable for the loss
OF more money than was necessary for
travelling expenses or than prudent
man would carry with him when he had
other means of safely bestowing it. He
also ruled that while the railroad com
pany must care for the safety Of its pas-
sengers it cannot pe called on to insure
them against loss by robbers nor to carry
force enough to repel robbers. On these
instructions the jury found for the de.
fendants.
The herald., 1893-12-29
THE CoUGHLIN CASE.
The Carls ons Tsstify-A Woman's Mys.
torious Actions.

The Carls ons Tsstify-A woman's Mys-
torious Actions.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.-In the Coughlin
trial today, Jones Wilson, owner OF the
cottage in which Cronin was murdered,
was put on the stand to prove the con
nection OF Martin Burke with the con-
spiracy. but nothing beyond what was
brought out in the former trial was
elected. .
1t was this afternoon that Juror,
whose name is withheld, observed q
mysterious woman who daily attends
the trial, apparently endeavoring to
communicate with him, and the Htate's q
attorney has taken means to keep the
woman from the court room and q watch
has been placed over her.
This afternoon Mrs. Csrlsoo, wife of
the owner of the famous cottage, sub
stantiated her husbands testimony.
The herald., 1893-12-29
Chief Arthu ur Surprised.

CLEVELAND. Dec. 28.-Writs were
served today upon Chief Arthur and
other national officers of the Brother.
hood of Locomotive engineers from
the United States circuit court
for the eastern district OF Wiscon-
ain, enjoining them and the order
from interfering with the operation
of the Northern Pacific. Chief Arthur
declared this action Was a surprise to
him, as the brotherhood had taken no
action in the troubles on the road, and
ne supposed it to be merely precau-
tionarY.
The herald., 1893-12-29
The Bicycle Score.

New York, Dec. 2Y.-At O'Clock this
morning the score in the bicycle match
is as follows: Schock, 1883; Walter,
1916; Martin, 1103; Albert, 1l27; Hos
mer, $40; Meixwell, 1929; Van Amburg,
1925; Golden, 94S; Forster, 9O7; Bar
ton, 1853; Ashlnger, sc.
The herald., 1893-12-29
rom PIntt,. R.c,,ver.h,r

Ne, YORK, Dec. 28.--Receiver Platt
has not yet taken possession OF the New
York and New England rosd, though en-
titled to do so under the courts order.
Platt qualified as receiver in 800, 600
His bondsmen are II. 0. Armour and
Calvin S, Brice.
The herald., 1893-12-29
Atchison Racsixnra.

Boston, Dec. 28-Judge Nelson OF the
United States circuit court has appointed
Reinhart, McCook and Wilson Atchison
receivers for Massachusetts.
The herald., 1893-12-29
OnIy ono Life saAd-

MELBOURNE. Dec. 2S.--There was ter
rife gale at Port Phillip last night.
The steamer Alert from Port Alert to
Melbourne was wrecked of Jubilee
point. Only one life was saved.
The herald., 1893-12-29

Stop that cough by using DR.. st.
Johns cough syrup. We refund your
money if it fails to cure. For sale by
OF & Vaughn, corner Fourth and
Spring ste.
The herald., 1893-12-29
Coloraao,. Gola outnut.

DENVER, Dec. 2S.-rhe product of the
Boston and Colorado Smelling company
for 1893, shows gain of 80 per cent in
Colorado gold handled, the total for the
year being nearly 81 ,000, 900.
The herald., 1893-12-29
sid I,acev Gats ! Job.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 28.--Sidney
Lacey has been appointed to clerk
ship in the office of Internal Revenue
Collector Wellborn.
The herald., 1893-12-29
The Rain storm over.

fallen during the past "a hours in that
The herald., 1893-12-29

A line of fine cut glass bottles and
manicure sets just received at. Little
boys pharmacy Cali and SEQ thssa,
Ul 6ossfa apTlAx street.
The herald., 1893-12-29

Removal sale-Musical goods. Prices
no object. Fitzgerald's. corne. Spring
and Franklin.
The herald., 1893-12-29

Thurston's Millinery and California
Straw Works, 26G s. Main street, oppo-
sise ThiaA-
The herald., 1893-12-29
MULLEN, BLUETT Z Go.
THE LEADING CL0THI3RS & FURNISHERS.

THAT THE
IN cold and wet
weather is at hand,
look at our fine line
of SIS Overcoats.