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that magnificent head My light boat
cut through the water like knife and
felt so confident was gaining rapid
lv on the game that did not again
look over my shoulder for minute or
more.
When I did so, however, what was
my establishment and CONSERVATION to
find that, instead of my gaining on the
deer, the deer had slightly, though per-
ceptibiy, gained upon me! began inn
mediately to take the deep, surging
stroke which old deer hunters and
guides use when they wish TO drive
these light Adirondack boats through
the water at their highest speed.
could feel the boat fairly lift out OF
water at every stroke. In about tnir-
ty seconds / again looked over my
shoulder. The relative distance be-
tween myself and the deer seemed to
remain about the same. Certainly
had gained nothing.
This will never do" muttered.
and I nerved myself for fresh and
greater effort The slender oars bent
like ashen bows, and the boat now
seemed to leap half its length out OF
water. pulled for couple of min
utes with all my strength. and then
snatched a look ahead. There was q
change in the appearance OF the deer.
1t seemed to have awakened to the
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CHEAP CHARITY.

Capt. ~Jack" Crawteras Idv nturs WfsA
= Cheap Conndsncs Man and lts seqnsa
Capt Jack" Crawford. the poe. OK
the plains, tells story on himself that
will bear repeating. The captain. IL
may be stated for the information OF
those who nsver saw him, Ii q tall.
muscular fellow who wears his coat
black hair down over bis shoulders =
ia Joaquin Miller and Buffslo Bill and
presents a striking appearances. He il
as mild d man "a ever drew breath.
with heart as tender rs a wo,nans
but to person who does NOT know hing
ne looks As though he might cat giant
raw every day for breakfast His tout
ensemble is that of the hero OF q yellow
backed romance. Well the captain
was on his way TO lunch one dsy when
a seedy specimen accostca him with =
request FOR quarter to buy meal
Indeed. mister. ! haven't had = bito
TO eat for twenty-four houra he put in
appealingly as he saw the long haired
westerner hesitate.
Il am here on expense. and can't
right well spare a quarter, but am
going TO get something tn eat myself
an il YOU viii come along with Inc
will give Won a square meal
The man followed sulkily and they
entered cheap restaurant. where tho
captain ordered two big boiled dinners.
Being hungry he soon dispatched hss
own dinner. when he chauced 10 loos
over at the mendicant and was sur
prised 10 see the latter niooIins HE
food daintily, not at all like q hungry
man.
Look here" said the host. leaning
over and speaking in low voice 10 his
guest II brought you In here because
I believed you were starving. You lied
to me Now, I want 10 say 20 you that
If you don't eat every bite Of that boiled
dinner and polish the platter ! wall
give you the cussedest liekin whlto
man ever got Nov get 10 work
The man obeyed with terror-insptrcd
aiacrity and swallowed his corpsi beef
and cabbage like a starving harvest
hand. The waiter. who mad overheard
the captains threat. told the proprietor
Of the restaurant and he shook his fat
sides as ne watched The gastronornic
performance of the frightened tramp
When the meal was dispatched Ia. cap
tain called for pudding and iee-erearn
for two
The fraud gave great gasp. and
throwing M both hzn4s. faTned be-
seechinylY 70 the pee, with this suppl
cation: '.ssy. cunnel. let me 80 this
time. won t you7 ! couldn't eat anots-
or bite - i y~as % save ny lie inst
go, CD from square meal when ] met
YOU. 1t want something 90 sat
wanted, but something 10 driuS-
Please, cgnael, have pity on fei-er.
won; yoa?"
The ''eunnel- told the fellow 20 20
and be quick about il or he sO'Iid kick
him through every street ia io~n- 30
second invitation was needed 1ns
gorgsd t-segar STATED
when .bs charitable captain tfisd -
rsv his sill the jolly T.utonie is-ovrss-
tor refused 20 Jet HIN !.qu41ate for 'Aa
tramp
-Whv no,Pr ssseS th@ ss;onisi
gsntleFrsaa from TIC FAR yest
= pass hall to!l@F toT gocs lsaga
auy dine YGa nat 81 &c = goCs
tns.e.sz - tsts.ss-C, peat
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pond, and I could see, as plainly as
ever saw anything in my life. the long
ripping wake that deer always leaves
behind it when it is swimming in still
water.
The shock of amazement with which
I beheld this sudden and unexpected
sigh. for moment rendered me inca
pable of action. Not hound Was
anywhere to be heard There had
been no splashing sound, such as a
deer usually makes when 1t takes to
water Furthermore, IL was but min
ute ago tina, ny eyes had been wan
dering up and down the shore, ard
over the water bet ween the point where
the deer first came in sight and the
shore. SO that it seemed hardly possib
for any object. even the smallest. TO
have escaped me- Yet there was buck,
all at once, swimming leisurelY p asst
my watch ground out into the pond.
After the first shock Of surprise, il
did not take ne long 10 recover my
senses and leap down TO where my boa.
was drawn up on the rocky shelf.
Noiselessly laying my rifle in the bot
tom of the boat. with single vigorous
push / sent the light. canoe-shaped
craft gliding far out from the rock.
leaping in myself with knee ON each
gunwale. as 1 gave the push Then I
Sid down to the middle seat, picked
up the oars, swung the boat around.
and looked over my shoulder 70 get tho
bearings OF the deer's head Yes,
there it was, looking with its bra nched
horns, as have heard an old guide say,
like a floating tree" had not the
slightest doub, that should overhaul
the buck inside of Eve minutes at the
longest. and SO began TO row brsskly.
be. without any particular effort in
order that my nerves might be steady
Ehes Ale time came 70 6rsE . bad %
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Ey Telegraph

KAEeAs CITY. Oct O.-CATTLE-Receipts s. fC0,
shipments AGO. Market slow aud weak. Texas
and shipping steers 81 a0a5 40 but hers steers 81 .5
d Wstockers and feeders 81 4sas4 VI, HOGS Re-
ce1pts GOO, shipments 1900 Market weak to ltJo
lower Bulk 81 0Sa6 % hesves s. 050l6 70. packers
81 S6@6 80 mixed s. 1896 90 light s. 75d6 IS, york
ers 81 loot %, pigs s. .J@6 80 SdEEP-k Receipts
800 shipments 30 Market slow
ST. LOUIS. Ocl, a-CATTLE-Receipts 2200 sh ip-
ments 22G Market nomualiy steady; ali receipts
common grades not affecting quotations usually
gwen. HOGS-tiet-ipts 2dsl. shipments 2yD1 Mar
ket strong TO sc h, ner. Heavy ii Gu66 40 mixed
g. pDG6 IS, light 81 iOa6 20 SHEEP-EeceipIs 400;
shipments none. Market steady and unchanged
CHICAGO. Oct. observation-disclosures aoOo
shipments 90lO4. Market firm. Native Steers s. 20
as 70 others 81 Coco -. common s. j0a4 p, Texans
& t0s5 10 westerns az %. 0sS g.. BOGS-keceipts
~ tSl. shipments so. Market d trihe Il gher on
prime heavy. % hers unchanged. Rough ana COM
mon IS DG6 10. mixed ana PAGERS So l5Gxs a5
prime heavy and but her weight So sUa6 20: prime
light ~ sSg$5 o. SHsEP-Rcee;pts i10. ship
eHts 200. Market steady Natives 81 beoli 70,
westerns 81 s5es5 20, lambs 81 G0aI ".
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about three miles long and from one
half to three-quarters OF mile wide.
Each day the various members of the
party were stationed at different points
around the pond, where deer were
most likely to take to water when pur-
sued by the hounds. Every watcher
was equipped with a light Sararac
boat and repeating rife If a deer
was seen swimming at any distance
from a battle-ground, the nearest
hunter put out in his boat and tried to
cut it off from shore. If he succeeded
in doing this, he could easily shoot the
deer But it required a sharp eye and
q strong oar to secure the necessary adj
vantage, especially when high wind
was blowing and every running wave
in the distance looked like deer's
head The watchers were usually sta
toned at considerable distances apart.
and. owing to the irregular shape of
the pond, could seldom see each others
watch-grounds.
Robin Rock was . great bowlder,
near the head of the pond, upon which
a man was always stationed when tho
guides were putting out the dogs, as
just above it there was a favorite run
way for deer to come down to the wa
ter.
One perfectly still day, toward the
close of October, it fell to my lot to
guard this territory and I rowed up
there in great hope of securing shot,
as the dogs were to be put out on the
west side of the pond, which usually
resulted in driving deer in at the head
I drew my boat up on little shelf at
the foot of rock. leaving the oars on
the pins, with their blades crossed over
the stern, so that the boat would be
ready for immediate use. Then took
my rife and climbed up to the fat top
of the rock, where l could overlook
the shores and the water for a long dis
tance in either direction.
Hay for An hour or more on the top Of
Robin Rock. drinking in the beauty OF
the scene and enjoying the genial
warmth of the sun. Then, away off in the
hills TO the southwest, heard . sound
which caused me to start up to sit
ting posture and draw my rifle cautious
ly across my lap. 1t was the first faint
bay of hound, which the guide had
just started upon fresh deer track.
knew that the game was atoot, and
that it behooved me to keep careful
and constant lookout over that portion
of the pond which could be seen from
Robin Rock.
The forenoon, however, wore away
without bringing the game to water.
Hound after hound was started, and l
could hear the music of the chase, now
swelling, now dying out among the
hills, but never coming near enough to
the pond to make my heart leap with
that keen expectancy which every deer
hunter knows as the bugles of the
hounds sweep near his stand.
ate my lunch and again stretched
myself out on the rock in aimless med
itation. My face was turned toward
the head of the pond. could see the
entire expanse of the oval-shaped bay
which was called the "head," and could
even distinguish the lily-pads which
dotted the water near the farther shore.
AS l lay thus looking across the
water there came suddenly within my
field of vision-as suddenly as if it had
risen up like naiad from the depths
beneath-the full-antlered head of a
magnificent buck. 1t was steadily
moving out toward the center OF the
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y.aur-r-N-B BERTHE lakewood - en-
gagged 20 ts.zt PRETTY widow hes essss
attentive - so lpnE
Torrenee-That scf never taosisas
he'd get his courage M.
f.ssrezee--(saess shs 'hon7at 90 TOO;
ana Las, tine t.seT weos ~itn fssr-T
ao,vr, 30 Nzahattzs. when tssy came
q a. ;vnrsel sbe holIsred '-OCcaIs--
I~.Isv4
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A rrs,..aAnry.

Sc fWezsslTl--Yek. i'sn engaged 20
slree men. an they have each q them
given a1s ring
He-ighst i al ;hrrs thoai6 ksyp-r
% cal o. sec az 'he SANE sssnsf
Ssse-NHg. thea, - afraid tae-r
-T9-slS be : eirwas si.A sarse r.Ezs In
l.-B909Al5a Lie
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~. Isuis Grain and Produce.

ST. Louis Oct. z0.-Nhesi: cash higher, options
lower; cash 5.ssc asked; October 59lac bid Noven-
Der 5.Stc nominal December el1xS6lSsc bid May
l5sc asked. corn cash higher. options lower; cash
b}sGSistc, October Slsc nornlnal; Novomp 30 &c
no.nina,' DECENT Der s.ssG ssc asked: year a4ssc
pominal. May osI&EaSiSc asked. OsIs: cash higher,
opt ons firm: cash 2iAc bid. october 2Tlsc bid No.
Vcmber t.esc bid: December 2snc nominal; May 5lts
asked Pork quiet: SIS -, Lard frmer. g. go
SO. Lead higher. 8 H. Rye hrm. sc Barley in
Scoc dei9End; Minnesota SIC. Bran higher, 6Qc,
flasseed quiet; 81 ~. Others unc changed.
Whest-heceipts tS,Cdl. shipments i5.ep. Corn
ieceip,s ls,U1l shipments al,Uvl Data Receipts
tls0uj, shipments n,0D.
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Passenger and Ticket Aseu-
A woman's Remedy for inf=matory Shcuma-

am an old sufferer from inflamatory
rheumatism. The past winter II came
upon me again. very acute aud severe.
Nv Joints swelied and became iufiamed,
sore 10 touch or almost to look at. Upon
the urgent request of my mot her in-law. l
tried Cham berlain's Pain Balm 10 reduce
the swelling aud ease the pain, aud 10 my
agreeable surpris. 1t did both. have
used three fifty cent bottles and believe it
TO be the finest thing fer rheumatism.
pains and swellings extant. d. T. Carr.
1855 Harrison ST., Kansas City. No. For
sale by Hettinger Bros. PIG East Douglas.
ynp Van " erden Pharmacy32e y. Min
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STATE OF KANSAS L.
County OF Sedswick
Henry c. Tucker, cashier OF said bank
do solenDly swear thai the abOye statement is true
the best of my knowledge and belief. So help
me God.
HENRY G. TUCKER Cashier
(SEALa Subscribed and sworn 70 before me, this
18th day OF October 1885
ED. BRADEN. Notary Public
Commission expires on the 9Th day of 1iarch.
1881.
toriect-Attest:
A. w. TUCKER, Proprietor
HENRY G. TIC kER. Cashier.
To John w. Briedenthal, Bank Commissioner To-
peka. Kan. 100 Ct
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. oet. 2Q-whest: No = cash 6e,sc
0ctober tlse, Decem ter Gsasc. May sI5sc. Cora NJ
cash Ss34c, october S9sc. November Ss5sc. Decem-
berSsstc May i1sc. osts: No = cash a.tsc. October
-.tec, gyember ssc, December &c, May desc
ksc 4Sc. Barley nominal. tlaxseed g IL; 1un-
othy - o. Pork; cash 81 5aSls 20. October s6 is
January fi4 so, Lard: cash 81 l5Gy9 g.. October
s. 81. November 50 Pa Jsnusry ...... short ribs
e. 5,te@9 20. Shoulders 81 0Jt61 % Short clear
s. 2seSs 80 Sugar unchanged. Butter weak. cream.
cry Z@2sc, Dairy lsSssc. legs firm. 2ueS2c.
Wheat-heceipts 1890. shipments 81 zoo Corn
ssl.10. shipments Sli.NQ.
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S3dtf
ADVICE TO Mothers

Mrs. Wiuslcw's Soothing Syrup should
ALWAYS lie Used Tor children teethIng. IL
soothes the child, soiten> the gums. allays
hest remedy Tor diarhoes- TWENTY-FIVE
cents "A bottle. Used by millions o.
mothers Gc4tt wiot.
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E,usasCi,v Gr,iu and p,oJu..

KANsAs CITY. Oct 90 Wheat steady; 70. 2 hard
2issS-s4c. No, Fred 5i@56c; Corn firm; 40. 2mixed
1o]4osssIfc. No white 3sSt,ec. Oats in fair de-
maud and steady; No. , mixed 25,aa2.l.c. No.
white Tg2Sc. Ky. weak. s3sAtc. tlaxseed steady.
t&ssc. BranfrD, GHS5ic. hay firm; Timothy ~ al
CIT o. prairie 80 UtG1T 10. Butter easy; creamery
e.Slsc, dairy ietr2.c tggs firm: lac.
Nheat-Recripis. 69GN, shipments. S001. Corn
-Receipts. 5000 shipments. tyGh Oats-Recepts
R.U shipments lDl
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| SWIFT LINE TO LINCOLN AND OMAHA.
| ROCK isi.A Nh EOC II.

Aug 20 the great Rock Isiand placed in
service fast train for The above points. Ileav-
ing Wichita At 9 Is a. M, arriving at Lin
coin CD. II. and Omaha lose p. II. Ee
CANT chair cais on this train wit hout extra
charge y. IL PHILLIPS.
City Ticket Agent. Wichita, Kan.
L. j. ANDERSON.
s3dtf a. G. p. A. Topeka, Kan.
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New York Irocuce and Monev.

W" Ut * foUuCt ahC HOHey.
INV YORK. Oct 20
Money call easy, llSS2 per cent; closed offered
- per cent
/rVipe la per 6sS per cent.
kxchanGs iirmer, with actual business at s. S6sl9
. - fol deMand and :. sly4@&s2 for sixty days.
Silver certificates 1881 1ec.
Total sale. Of stocks today, 49, COO shares.
Slaar-i,eined steady.
tofes-Spot kiu arm; No :. lslpc-
CottoE-Itull. middlipg uplaads 9-l6e. middling
Orleans l3-l6c,
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Lower Worlds Fair Rates.

On October 6. and the Missouri Pa
ciiic railway will make rate of SASS 20
Chicago and return. and $40 40 to st. Louis
aud return; tickets good retxrning until
Oct. Is. Cal! at city ticket office, ia North
Main street. or at the depot, corner Second
and Wichita streets, for full Information.
L. +. BLECkLEY,
PaSsanrer and Ticket oen-.
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Elegant reclining chair all trains. ami
Pullman s!eepers from Wichita TO Kansas City and
Chicago without change on night trains Tickets
sold and baggage checked through TO all points
north. soui h. eaet ana west, snd steamship tickets
sold TO all European points at lowest rates. CITY
ticket Office jW East Douglas avenue, corner kain
&; rect: passenger station corner Douglas aud sesd
avenues. Telephone Iva.
J. II. PHILLlrs. Ticket 4 .eas
rSe. SEBASTIAN. q. I. d z. A. Chicago. Ill.
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Frisco Line.

SASS 10 Chicago aud return: slo75 to
81. Louis and return. Oct Is To 81. iuciu-
sive. Final limit .or return Nov. *. Two
trains daily; 1885 q. IN and loss p. NJ
Chair aud PullaAp cars without change
to ST. Louis. DIS l1t
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state of Kansas, Ga
/ T., & Robbins. owner Of said bark. DO sol.
EMMY swear that the bove u 8tem-nc j. trse. L
the lest of MY knowledge and belief. 30 help me
cod. u. (. hobblAS, Owner.
Subscribed ard sworn fo before me, this I6ta day
a. October. issj.
-fSltAfA II. +. PIERCE. Notary Public.
comm = on expires on The 26gd day OF Novem-
Der. lS5.
correct. Attest;
q &. Robbins. Owner
70 john w. BleidenthsI, Bank Commissioner To-
pe.a, Kansas. d fSl II
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Take Myers stage line at Wharton and
Orlando for Saltwater. Lewis Myers,
proprietor. 'otf
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REpnEsENTATivE SALES
Market 51l0c lower.
REPREsENTAT TIVE SALES.
EHEl.p
" iclrifa Produces Market.

Potatoes Colorado 75c. Eggs lg@ilc. Butter
First creamery &c. second creamery l5c. other
grades l5QalSc.
Chickens-Hens SC per pound; spring SIC: ROSTERS
&c. Ducks; Old &c, young &c: geese. OLD &c. young
&c; turkeys DC,
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Take stage at Noble for 1eoumseh Bes
and shortest route WM. SHEAEEg
Manager.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON Oct 2o.--Santa Fe railways ISL.
NEW ORLEANS. oct D-CGttur eHSy; middlinc
D., low middling 7sac, good ordinary 1850.
bALIIMoRE oct. HU.-Codee 1irm but quiet. Spot
Rio No 1850 1880,
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WAS IT A SPOOKs
A Hunters Strange Experience IN
the Adirondacka
BY PAUL PAsTNOR
{Copyright, 1893, BY the Author. ]

n the fall or
1885. in COM
pany with ;
party of five
Others, r was
c a m pin G on
+ o II e n S b y
Pond, near Rae
quette Falls. in
the A d ir on
dacks. We were
deer hunting,
and had with
US two of the
b e S t Saranac
guides and FIVE
deer h oun d S
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF the Financial con
" dition of the Farmers and Drove > bank. at
Mt. Hope state Of hausaS. the close OF business
Oh the 5rd day of October. iS.s.
RESOURCES
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Wichita Mule Uarkaf.

Wichita BreadstuH Market
Flour-Best patent 81 81. second patent 81 Co. ez.
IsIancy 81 %.
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Those Sun Spots-''They say DR..
-, the eye specialist, has joined the
Astronomical society" rs that so?
What does he study there?' THE
solar system" land his object?' ITO
find out wha, kind OF specs have been
discovered on the orb of day"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-21

OFFICERS.
r. c. Stewart, Jr. Pres. c. (. Potts. Vice Pres.
J. l.. Powell, Treas. J. {. Rutan, seC'y.
DIRECTORS
e. r. Potts. W. W. Johnson, Jr, H. l.. Gordon,
:. y. NcClunG, j. d. llutchings L. g Cohn,
j. w. O'Neill, W. Il. Dulaney- j. j. Mcnamara,
There Will be sale OF money saturday n ght.
Oct. ~ 1895. d l32 3t'
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Ioca, Grain ana Feed Market.
wichita Horse Market.

Wheat No. 2 45c. Corn SIC. Oats 26&2sc. Bale
Ray Is 20. Ground corn 1o9sS5c. Corn and oat
mixed SIC. bran &c
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RESOURCES.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL.
~ condition of the Bank of Derby. Derby
kan,, State of Kansas, at the close OF business on
the 3id day OF DCtuber, 1SJ3.
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NkS. u. +. DUNN.

Teacler Of Voice Culture italian Method
aid Piano.
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VOICE CULTURE,
ITALIAN METHOD.

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Teacher. using the Lamperti method Of
Breathing aud placing the Voice. Also
instructions in the Italian Language.
Voices tested free OF charge. No. SiI North
Tcneka Avenue. q III limo