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ried, and from my unseen post watched
her every movement until NY black
servant, with the remark: ''Nassa. dem
dere griddle cakes is ali gettin spilled, :"
aroused me from my revere
However, that was not the last time
saw her. She sat q great deal N that
conservatory. the most blooming rose it
ever nourished within its glass walls
She sewed there and read books there.
as wen as ate there. ! saw her concoct
dainty buildings for one, and pies
which lasted her four days. and ] was
as sure Providence intended her FOR M
a. though I had asked an oracle and
been told So
With an opera glass I could read the
very pages OF the book she read. and all
the while she had no idea that my eve
was on her. At last took step-a bold
one for me. bought boolz-fhe las
new one Of al authoress she had seemed
interested in-and left il az her door
with this on the fy-.eat
DEAR MADAM. VOC were - n-cs inter
ssie3 & that book Of M Edwards iasi
veatGre3 30 sez1 yo= asstsser, wbica hS7e
FAY prove fatHZ1StalI ~ W. fs7E-~-fs-e
- s1rrarasez- EheE 'ell Esa iaot yoz rss5 &c
FIRST foEr Glaciers C: fAaE bOok RIi-csst
stopp.nc. that roc then rzA-Eed Tsse al2ce si-a
: tl-o3-Iu ars.er wie5 harp - =. ;lsf sog oTsss
u tse te-tl chapter. sr.a sEse,G ~ ssz esau
yor c.essd * XoCR .-E8al- EAsESp
Through my pseping place saw The
litfle woman take Ia Tie Ezsoa. sax her
read the inscription vlsh 'sa4A--zelaeslt-
put her hand 20 her head s-ss. gsazsIs--,
and shea draw che .: lie ~Eise car
;ains and look aat- 4 yogn~ man was
shaving himself a. window cpposste-
/ saw that sde at once pitcsczd nPoa
him As The sender Of the boox
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''Oh, look. .Iust f,ok;:" she cried, Wild
II, as she came to sudden halt on
Fourteenth street.
Her exclama ton arrested the atten-
ton Of two men and a-gnesScnger boy,
who stopped 10 see what was the mat
ter.
''0R. l0o&' Just ss6.." she went on,
with increased excitement.
And 4 dude and an express driver,
and few prominent citizens added
themselves TO the thronE.
''L0ok there A5a.Hiz'" she cried again,
grasping her companions arm and
pointing To a window.
There's tie rsrg 5eFa< sEa6s 4 green
sureA for .Terfy-fsc0 cents'"
And then the crowd gave sigh of
relief and moved disgustedlv on
Harry Romaine. il BROOKLYN Life,
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pADEREWSKI AND LIST.
Poland Is To-Day Pre-eminsntIy the Land
-

Poland Is To-Day Pre-eminsntIy the Land
Of Great Pinntsf-.
The question Of nationality PLAYS =
curious role in the history Of pianofor.s
playing. For long time most of the
great pisnoforte composers and players
the Bschs Mozart, Beethoven, Weber.
Schubert, MendelsSohn, s;chumann--
we're Germans. But with Schumann
the list Of Germans great in this depart
ment practically came 20 an end (unless
we except BuloTv and Brahms and the
field was left open for Slavic and Hun
garian competitors Russia gave rs
Rubinstcin and Pachmann. Hum
gary, I.iszt and Joscfy: Scotland,
DAlbert: hu, the land prc-eruinent
for piapists is Poland. Chopin WAS
Pole. and 40 was the brilliant
young Tausig who, had he not died ~
the age Of thirty. would. in the opinion
Of his pupil, Mr.. .ie7-ffy. and many 9th
Frs, have surpassed even lis master.
List Rubinstsin. foo. was half Pole
i,y descent Little Jo~ef Hoffman r.
Pole and now. 10 cap the climax Mr
paderewski has appeared: al that. mo.
sicAlly speaking, ~ any rate, IL - sac
to say: Ncch ~, poicn nscht vsrlorsn "
Poland win some day honor Psa,..
reyvslci A. il now honors Chopin. bus n
order 10 win tho grssat fame and wealth
which have fallen 20 his lot az the ear
Is age % thirty two, he was 80 course
obliged. like chopin. 10 lasve his native
country and seek the great rnss.cai
centers q tbe world. Three YEAR sEo
he PLAYED in London ~ fsty-eollar
audience. To-day he often makes hvs
thoEssnd doiisrs IN two houTp. With
seven thousand dollars FOR the high
water mark. THIS proftabiene.s ~
his art il 8 phenomenon worth u8en-
t1oning. because he never resorts
20 cl&p-trsp tFiesiuPss or sensational
isn ia order ~ wiu sarcess and sp-
psus- IN THIS respect be = superior
n List who IA his eariF Tscc.od. d..
klsrrse'iFu<z resort % Neuss 5ssrss lsrr4.
which. however vas i.<s q s8su % inn
mature taste than the wild exab~szrca
q technical rrsSsi<Ty hen. On frosic.
ard. therefore. not 20 - judged H0re
severely than young Mozart feat -
playing on piano ths ssTs II ~hiea
we're covered vitfs cloth The cona.-
tons n ;hose days wsre rot the sane
80 az present Hos eager ths serif
vas for i1isz; shoey psss@s mas - q
fsr-s6 from tiAs fact that ~h@n. IA go
pressure 81 eoarsri- giving snf tF@ysl-
in.. ar sosnet5z4ss kept Ass ~psrzt.e ar
rzng~aents a rs bad few us0aths
b~sy-r writing thera down. The czb-
Esaers pssrs1ed bin from to%n n tovrs
urging A.sa 70 pct ;Aesn into .AsSs ia~
.E.e esrsnter x ..srzGo JouxnAA
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MY HOUSE IN THE AIR.

notice the house that build in the air,
With the architect Fancy 10 pianit
Win c,apboards of clouds and with shingles of
mist,
And with paint of aerial amethyst,
Stands more firraIy the shock Of time rude
wear and tear.
And is not so ike to get ont OF repair
as my house with fouEiation Of granite
And though scoffers may ieer at my house in
the air
With gibcs that are glib and sarcastic
Those hard headed fellows Of dollar and cents
Whose whole life consists in collection CT rents
Have never yet been in my parlo-s up there,
And sat in Iny easy and Gream-haURted chair
In the waving cloud iurrets fantastic.
No mortgage, ye thrifty collectors Of rents,
Can you clap on my cloud bnsozaed mansion;
Nor real estate broker can enter its walls.
For the drawbridge comes Up, and the port
cults falls
Hence ye vulgar protaae, with your pride and
pretence,
No welcome for you; so arise and 20 hence
From this home of the souls expansionl
Then stay with your ledsers. and cipher and
plan,
And jeer al the house Of rny vision:
]. snugly enseonced in lis vapo-y walls
Or, walking entrGueed IL its shadowy halls.
Can laugh in nay turn at your ciphering clan.
That has made such tragic distortion OF man
And hold your whole tribe in derision
S. ". Foss, in Yankee Blade
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By Jelcnrapi,.

KANSAS CRY. June l2.-CATTLE-Rece;pts 4,OO:
shipments 400. Market strong TO l0c higIer
Tor best heavy stock. others weak ana lower
Texas Steers 81 25S4 20 shipping steers - 1900 g.
native cows ~ NG4 80 butchers stock 50 6sQg, 80
slockers and feeders 81 25@4 ~. bulls and mixed
- t0ao 20, HUGS-Rec-ipIs To- l0U shipments 90.
Market 59i0c higher for light, hesvies steady
10 strong, closing weak Bulk Of sales
~ Gi0gG 10 heavy So 45GL6 10. packers So SCOT TO-
mixed sG i5@y6 Is. lights 81 i5G So workers S. 100
81 pigs - SCAT Is. SHlEP - Kecelpts llU0
shipments 400, Market steady TO strong Muttons
81 25Cgi %. lambs e. o.
ST. Louis. June B.-CATTLE- Receipts 3O0O
shipments l0a. Market quiet Native steers fair to
good 81 OJCG5 Oh, cows lower; Texas steers stronger
1909 pounds - -. next best IS 60 HOGS-keceiprs
Vtc. shipments s5Oc. Market opened stronger but
closed easieT. Heavy 81 SCAT s. mixed s6 i0d6 10
lights rs 506g6 So shEEP-Recepis 1903 shipuAents
ESQ. Market steady. Lambs e. 09@5 80, natives
f. O0a4 50.
CHICAGO. June Is CATTLE-ReceIpts $685.
shipments 5000. Market barely steady: no prime
steers; good natives s. 25S5 g. medium O. 500 10
others ~ OOGI Oh; Texans 81 aSlGI TO- HOGS he
Ceipts l2U1. shipments TOO. Prime heavy weak
prime light strong. Mixed and packers 81 50a, %
prime heavy and butcher weights g 0ja7 Is
light s. IO@ts 20. SHEEP-Receipts 500 shipments
900 Market steady. Muttons 81 O0es6 - Lambs
= 1o96 IS,
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
3 Cts.
The Peoples Column,

Tie Want Columns OF Daily Paper tell
you where il PAYS 10 advertise
II yop have anything 10 SUT, SELL,
TRADE OR RENT, Try iaesc columns.
- Payable strictly in Advance.
30 advertisement taken for less than lnc.
One line advertisements charged same
rate n two lines.
Prices given under classified heads in this
column applicable only % local advertise
men,s. No foreign advertisements taken at
above rates.
Answers Ia advertisements sent IN care Of
the EAGLE office should be called for within
ten Gags after insertion. When advertisers
wish repiys forwarded 10 them stamped envei-
opeS must hcsent.
reference 70 former adxertisefas nts should
give description and date of insertion or copy
OF the Advertisements should he sent
Not responsible for advertisements given
or discontinued by Telephone.
Classified ADVERTISEMENTS viii be cents
per line each Insertion; average seven words
10 line, agate measurement
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witI,ani ChanCr OF csrs.

The Gres; Rock Island Route train
leaving " iclIita at a. IN. runs free vesti-
bale reclining chair Cars TO Chicago
without change OF ears arriving IN Chicago
the following morning an time 10 connect
with all the principal lines for the east.
and NORTH Sleeping ear accom- uodati0us
can be secured upon application az the
Rock Island ticket office corner Main aud
Douglas. For further information write
or call on j. III. PHILLIPS.
e. L. and Z A. Z. H. l. and 4. X X.
dIo2 II " i,LIts. Kan
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Tr-T pre;sg ard extremely cd s--sr-
bag are TnsSe Of . rom e.Esttnz Of sin~n
and SIX n @rT light shade A sr4tss
square Of cardboard - eorrred vita
linen rs are Iis~Nsse tuo ether pseess,
Twelve sF ssE snea~a. These lsE. sFs
ra rss-l IL Ssisczts fsyzI s~slSn zss3
a<-s.sl 10 opposite Ssd~s II tas ALA Der
psszas Tie ether sss~s hare vsfg 81
4sik gathered a. ;tse Top Hisa se.gS.
string znd is18ps u F3St.sa lAstEDss
t'rre f'rr-sz
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Cnics.o Drain ard Prosuce

CHIcA%o. June E-Wheat-Cash-No. . Spring.
nash tStaSnisc. June 10 eesosSSc. jay 6ti.It6S.c
seiden es,r Asss &c. Corn No. cash $50 40 June
h's tGc- JulS ssS<c, September 4lJsssso. Oats M
cash -!ssu. June 2.fac. July W, Septemttr TIC.
York cash sl9 s-tses2u 60. July % 10 Ssitem Der
go a. Lard. cash ~ Jos 10 ~. July slU 2g's.
Neptenber sia '.ia, Short ribs az aja9 ~ ShCul-
sets r. 5sg 20 90. Short clear 10 s. We 70 62]s Sugir
Cut loaf elec; grHnuiated ~ standard 4 &c
baitet nrIner, creamery l6s3C, dairy l5As isl E.s
quiet strictly fresh lSl,Ss I3lsc.
Wheat hece'pts, .s,t0a shipments 20a Corn
Receipts 21a.t0s shipments 1904 uuts-ke-
ceipts. S!.US: shipments, aV1t
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A Welcome Guest.

Tutter-Weren' you playing the
piano as rang the bell?
Miss Pinkerly-Xcs- Coald you hear
ne from the outside?
Tutter-Oh. no But ] met roar
father in the hall and he said he was
rlsa 70 SEQ nle-Tr!;fh
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-Leveling Down.-A country squire,
when passing through his stables found
his coach;n2n's little boy busy plaring
with his mates DO you know who !
am, nv little friend?' he asked the
child, who appeared To take no notice
OF him "Oh. yes; you are the ger lem
what rides in pas carriage lie Petit
Francois Illustre
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The gete-t Coarseoz..

First Boy icoaterpp; uousiy )-HEh.
\ our mother takes u waSnin'.
Second Foo course. You dida:
s'p0se she'd leave = haogin' ont over
night unless your father was IN prison,
did Boston Globe.
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/ ty the ladies
will immediately put away this paper
IL disgust. But as ] desire the ladies to
read it particularly l hasten to state
1 that am married now. Also. that the
reason was not married at forty was
not my want of admiration for the
ladies, but the fact that l admired
/ them too well. / respected them SO
much that / was afraid to address them.
Once or twice was in love; but what
was the use? ] had not the courage to
declare it. At forty / was bachelor,
and as | was tired of boarding houses
and disguised with hotels hired fat
and went to housekeeping with a single
servant black boy.
It was rather lonely work, and some
times l was obliged to pretend that /
was married man and that my wife
had gone on a visit to her mother to
keep myself from getting the blues.
My imaginary wife was always a
plump little woman, with black eyes
and nice little hands with di.nples in
them. ! could sometimes believe that
she would really come in and sit down
at the table and pour out the tea, I had
formed such a perfect picture of her. I
had taken the upper floor Of small
house-not because ] was poor, for /
was not, but because was DESTROYS of
retirement and did not want anyone
dumping upstairs past me-and below
some one else kept house.
This person used that conservatory
for kitchen, l must explain. Some
former tenant had converted the back
porch into a conservatory and had had
it all filed in with glass, of course.
Whoever lived on the floor below at
tha0time had again made an altera-
ton. Where was once a conservatory
stove now stood little cooking stove
and over the side panes of glass hung
white curtains; but the glass roof was
uncovered.
One morning. impelled by the curios-
itv which is born OF loneliness. leaned
over my window ledge and peeped
down. ! saw below little kitchen,
with little table and little stove.
At the little table sat-my wife!
What I mean is that imaginary being
whose football was always hearing on
my floor, who in day dreams sat at my
table and poured out tea-whose actual
absence | consoled myself for by sup
posing that she had gone to take tea
with her mother-sat there in proper
person. round, dimpled, black-eyed, as
my fancy painted her.
She was eating her breakfast all
alone, and she looked as though she
did not like it. was sure-sure from
the very frst-that she was not mar
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~. Ions GRAIN and Pro,nce

ST. oUIs June lS-wheat steady; cash 6Sssc
July 54a-S. September G'i4a6sSsc. Corn steatly;
cash s4ac. July Ss7sssS1sc. september 3Sssc. Oais
steady; cash &c July .6s4c September -8Lsc. Pork
>l9 10 Lard 50 ~. Rye No >. regular, Soc bid.
Bran weak aild lower. BIC at mills. Hay prime 10
choice timothy S2 5OS i 10. Butter higher. choice
creamery lSSl'c. choice DAIRY i-Gloc, Eggs steady.
l@C. orn meal al $50 o..
heat hecvlpts li,t0O. shipments 2.00. Corn
Receipts Is -UHls shipments !.i.uU Cats Recetpts
iS,tVU shipments i6.UUJ
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MISCELLANEOUS

DRoFEsSOR CADIER THE PI& No TUNER OF
i Kansas CITY. Is IN the city and will remain Ga
some ,lrne. Parties wishing nrss class werS done
Will please leave orders ia To!eaGa give
the IN 10 ". +. Selfy, agent who will call cb you-
AS
Tor SALE-oNLY slg' BY 3IAiI. The MOST
j complete Attorneys Poo et Court Docket ever
pubilsAec iv0 cases. address the Wichita fagie.
Wichita Kan. d. -
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Kansas City Grain and Produce.

KANSAS CITY. June lS-Wheat active aud strong
No hard JS1eS59c, No red tOa6ic Corn weak
ana lower Ma. mixed SIC, 40. white Sac, Oats
weak aud lower, No. mixed 21aSS-: No. > white
-c1eo. Rye weak. No. DIT. rlaXseed weak. w.
haS seaay; timothy 81 cu@l0 o. prairie s. 5Gols So
Butter steady creamery 14GgioC, dairy ilIgG liy
Eggs steady. strictly fresh He
~ heat ftc'ipts 2,uU; shipments. 20G0 Corn
-heVelpts, SuJU, shipments. 4.U0l Oats-keceiptS
..., shipments
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Potatoes-C olorado 076ll 10. Eggs I2c Butter
/ irst creamery BIC second creamery Z0c other
grades 20C.
ChICkens-Hens SIC per mound I've weight.
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DIR. Il. EMMA COBB.

Females and Childrens diseases "a specially
Fome for ladies during confinement. Strictly nri-
waite when tsiTeG. also permanent homes pro-
ytaed lor chiialen when drslred. Letters OF iuQu'
~ confidential and answered promptly Home al
Ida a venue. Wichita. Kansas.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE. June lS-Coffee steady. Rio and No,
{. l.c.
BOSTON. June lS.-Santa Fe railway ~
NEW ORLEANS. June 10 CoLIou steady Good
pudding e-l5c mlddlng l5-l6c, low middling
.-sc, good ordinary lite
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Il. u. 4PPLEG 4 re
tNith =. y. jia.iU.y

IN i'm Z ~ bia'iUiy
Ebstracter ConveVancec & Notary Pub
Fine dIaughiing n specially Complete abstracts
land In SedgWick county. Office, just al right
al west entrance. Main street. New Court House,
fist floor. Prom service .uarantccd. Ie!ePho:ie
81. N6-tf
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New York Produce and Money.

New York Produce and Money.
NEW YoRK, June Is
Money on call fairly active closed offered al per
cent.
Prime paper Gas per cent.
Sterllug exchange steady; sixty-daY bills 81 $50
81 demand a. s,s4.
tOtton-Spot i-lbc higher, Niddling uplands Sc.
m;ddilDg Orleans 81
tufee-Spot ltio easier and quiet; No :, lose
SuEar-Renned ntner fairly aCtiveS Standard
A 5-lGsJ1sc. cut loaf $500 lj-i6c, granudtd
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:5gle
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts Of Stock at the "ic'i'"
Union Stock Yards for the Past ~
sour. Were: Cattle, 70: hogs ooo'
shipments; Cattle. 40; Hogs ooo.
WICHITA, June Is.

Cattle-Nothing on sale suitable for
Iutehers. Good grades of cows ana heIefs
and butcher steers are wanted, ana gooo
prices can be realized.
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Wichita Horse Market.

Wheat no. 2, sac, Corn Bic Oht- 23c. Baled
lay &7as. Ground 75c. Corn and oats
naked 100 Soc. Bran &c.
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.

Hogs opened strong AT yesterdays prices
and closed active. Bulk OF sales were
wagon deliveries.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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fssH - NJ IA p s& FAz 80 3 Fst a.
1 ssssx rsss12ssss sse-sga4 8 f e.ssf szse-a assG
e5ss7eSr ssrs astf 49, fsAss a1ss a.
5ssE szlse - r.asass ssr 49, . sas
-5as--eHss~s sss zefs-es IRA
~ EfrAss Ey
is4H Sc II Twfo Fts->saAT gEwEY 81 81
4 ..a.1s- xEz-A ..s-.ss. -. -
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u eavy drauC
Wichita Mule Market.
hands. 4to7 years old.
Wichita Sraldstuff Market.
Wichita Produce Marriott

Flour-Best patent 81 50. second patent 81 60. ex
81
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Local Grain ana Feed Market.

Coed stock sheep sea lOO..............$3 5dt5 81
Coed stock ewes 7UGIsg ............... . 506l3 90
tioo TO extra wethers, 750s5 ............ 0US3 10
Good 10 extra Observation-Disclosures. UUSo 30
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TRAINS ARRIVE LEAVE
NORTH AND EAST
No. 41i Kansas City EXp'Ss so n
No. 406 Chicago Nestlhule
No. aus Missouri River En-
No. as Ensiewood Expr'ss 2s5 n NJ 24OrM
No. as Local Freisht...... 2o5 NJ 3;5 N
No. i6S Freight ....... go II 80 4 N Stops
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. 400 Oklahoma City and
Fort Worth Express. go. 30 NJ 80 AM
No. 407 Caldwell and Pan
Handle Express. ........ .2oAM 80 An
No. 4GS Fort WORTH Gal
weston and Texas thro'ghI
No o. 4i5 Wichita Express. i5OpM Stops
No. A. Englewood Accom-. 9e5Am afG \ Il
No. Al. Local Freight. 100 NJ II - : N
No. 1863 Freight. .....,......I 20 P N
81. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO II. II.
TRAINS. ARRIVE DEPARTS
No. Yves. bound also to
Ellsworth daily............5 n a IN IS m
Ne. 3 west bound also to
Ellsworth daily.............430 p m 4 - y m
No least bound daily. 1889 IN IL - a IN
No. = east bound daily.....tiO 1880 pmi1OS1 IN
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
TRAINS. ARRIVE DEPART
FAST.
Chicago & Kansas City ex. $50 a. m. eco 4. nj.
ST Louis Mail & Express. 100 a. m. lisp. m.
,From Denver
Kansas city Mail 6 Ex..... 5l5p. N. 95j 2. N.
tFroiu Anthony x hiowso'
Kansas CITY M5dIS Ez..... 7.oo a. m. 7.25 a. m.
90 Anthony a Kfowal
s.. louis Mail 4 Express. 1927. II. 600p. IN.
10 Denver
Chicago & Kansas City Ex. tC0 p m. Giip. M
Hutchinson < Geneseo..... 7:55a-
local Mixed
Hutchinson 4 Gencseo. GASP N.
tLocsl Mixed
For full information call at city ticket Office, IAN
De POI corner Second and Wichita streets
L. bLECk-EY' T. and !. :.
qIME rABIr CHICAGO. mock ISLAND PACIFIC
EAITN-Rr-
'"G,eat Roci, Island foufA"
In effect, commencing LAY stu
TRkINS .eI.Ill4E + LEAVE
GoiVG NORTH ANp Ba>r.
No kansas tity II f.ndi-
and C}tic-sn. World :, Fair
ltgllted daily --.-.-..-.-.--' .l0AM So
No tc.oi.t" >l,Eiu-~
ilepVer AMI Pacific CcIst
>o. kais,,- tily - i.uuj-
ana Chicago Hiah- cx.
',o. = recommendation
daily. except sunday. u s. J. % p N
No. = oklahcIaa and Texas
IL press tiaily. .----....--..-.' 6leAM elSAs
No hau>.t~ CITY -. i4Uu.-
md daily .--....-.--...-.- : IS = n 81 ? 81
lee.sat Tccius.u-, ri's!r All iVA-. ass.
Pullman slesuerS from Nicsu:I 90 Kansas CITY aa
tsicaEo without change niebt trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through tn 81 points
lorfh south. and west. aid steamship tlcGets
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