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Stock Growers Association.

TEo Second Annual Meeting OF tho
Intcr Mountain Stock Growers Also.
cIation will be held at OSdon, Utah,
on tho 90, 81 and 22nd OF April, 1893.
Tho organization includes in it's
membership 1.-Two ptock growers and
handlers and local live stock Hssociu-
tions. It's territory comprises all tho
Stutcs aud Territories west OF tho
Mississippi river, and it's object IL TO
concentrate the strength and influence
OF oil 1.-Two stock interests for mutual
nil md protection, such matters ns
markets, transportation, range rcgu.
i~atlors, n general register OF brands,
with means for tho recovery OF stray
stock, detecting aud preventing theft,
etc. The small stocls grower and his
Interests nrc to DO az carefully
guarded as tho larger ono. Those in.
tercstcd in tho Association should not
fail to attend.
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[FRoM MONDAYS DaILr.l
6ALMAGUNDl.

A youth Of 81 married n girl OF SO
Summers the other day in Indiana.
Assemblyman II. Z. Hamill passed
through Saturday on No. 3, on his
way home,
Miss Hattie Clark came up from
Humboldt Saturday ovening on n
visit TO friends.
Wanamakcr's Latest Bargain. Tho
Biggest Postage Stamp for a Cent
over OTercd.-Puck.
Missca Annie md Dora Sheehan
loft on No. TO day for San Francisco
to DO HIsaat n couple OF weeks.
Several lives wero lost in tho big
fire in Boston and n large number OF
persons wero seriously injured.
Aggressive cigarette legislation in
sonio Eastern States has produced
pony cigars, bound in paper"
Chas. Adams, OF South Fork,
shipped sevon care OF beef cattle from
ho.e yesterday for tho Eastern mar-
kete.
A test has been made OF the II
o'clock closing law in Reno, md tho
saloon keeper who violated it WIS
acquitted.
Forty.two yonng men at Atchison,
Kansas, haze taken AZ oath not 10 DO
found in company with a woman
wearing hoop skirts.
Tho bail OF George B. JcTris, tho
Sacramento engineer charged with
tho murder OF Miss Z. O.. Ayres, has
been fixed at go, COZ.
Some OF the people OF Boise City,
Idaho, are opposed 20 tho railroad
entering that town on account Of tho
smoke killing tho trees.
Train No. 4 arrived on time to-day,
but brought no mail, the reason be-
ing n nino.hour delay on tho U. p. It
will arrive OF No. Q tonight.
Geneva matchmaker has invented
n talking clock that can be SO nd
justed TINT il will invite the counting
young man 10 stay 10 breakfast.
The tax levy in Storey county for
tho present ycnr has been fixed al
81 % on the 500 valuation. This is
30 cents more than the lcvy last year.
Tho EngliFh government hns ro-
leased n dynanitcr named Gala,
undergoing an lS.ycar sentence, on
condition that he emigrato 10 the
United States.
John Trolson, an Austin raised
young man who was convicted IN Viz
sinia City OF embezz!omont, has been
sentenced by Judge ltising to five
years in the State Prison.
One OF the ~iicrcest Gnow storns OF
tho season visited this scction Salur
day afternoon, but yesterday and to-
dny wore bright and clear with good
prospects OF nice weather 10 come.
Mrs. ". S. Van Driolen, who has
boon quito i'll for several weeks past,
was taken TO Ogden on No. ! yester-
day morning for Treatment. She vas
accompanied by hos son and daugh-
ter, fom and Mrs. Stauts.
There appears to be no growing
ovor tho passage Of tho lottery amend
mcnt among the Weaver party organs.
When reciting tho virtucs and right.
c0us Acts OF tho "Silver" Legislature,
they Rro silent as the tomb upon that
particular subject.-Eeno Gazette.
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Tough Timber.

AZ mn instance OF tho great lnst'ng
quality OF tho Washington cedar, in
Whutcom county, near Fairhavon, n
fir tree was blown ovor, which proved
by tho marks OF its aonual growth TO
DO over 200 years old, and in tho roots
Of this trou wa3 fnstcncd n cedar log
which must necessarily have boon
lying on the ground whom tho iir gap.
ping grew o'cr IL. Tho cedar log wa,
recently examined aud found to DO
perfectly sound, aud will probnbly DO
shipped in its present condition, 10.
ca,od in the roots OF tho fir trec, TO
tho Worlds Fair.--ltono Gazette.
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The Mail Change.

Postmaster Rutherford las received
official announcement OF the change
In tho mail service on tho Central Pa
ciiic, which takes place on tho 10Th
lust. The change in very glisht SO far
rs il affects tho section between Reno
md Ogdon. and mainly bono'ts Cali.
iOrnin towns on tho G.. p, which will
hereafter have two mnil trains daily.
A postal car and crew will DO added
to No. 2 nj Reno, and from that pOin .
westward No. 2 will tnko up and dis .
tribute mail tho sumo as NO. 4, tho
regular wcst bound mail trsin. No. l
will carry local mail from San Fran.
cisco ms far onst as ltono, but there
tho libcralIty OF tho p~ostoCico depart
ment ends. Tho arrangement will DO
OF como benefit To Winnomucca, how
over, as San Francisco, sacramento
aud otiior California mail will DO ro-
ccivod horo on No. / ia the morning.
Silver State.
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A Song Of Annexation.

Sing q song OF annexation; n
buckettul OF joy. a lot OF naked
blackbirds cnling htWnble poi. Whom
tho poi was cnton the Birds begun TO
sing-wnsn't this n dainty dish to SGT
before tho ringP Tho Minister was
hosting ilugs TO servo his private
onds; tho Quccn vas of her thronolet
surrounded by her fricnds; the hea
thcn native wondered il tlicso wcro
oil his wocs, when along comes n
missionary and stolo his ecantY
clothes. -IOakland Times.
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tFRoA TUESDAYS DAILr.l
SAI,NIAGUSDI.

The weather continues cold.
1. T. Harris, Of Carlin, lie in town
today.
Millionaire Mackay was once u
newsboy.
G. II. Whining came in from La
ipoille yesterday.
There will be no scarcity Of water
for crops The coming season.
Assemblymar w. A. Massey or
rived from Cursor this morning.
A special car containing Hermann
Oelrichs and party passed through last
night On No. 9.
The lato DIR. Norwin Greon, Of tho
Western Union, left an estate OF $780,
NO aud no will.
Sixty.four of the United States
Senator'S are lawyers, M a preacher
and ono n journalist.
In Sweden and Norway 1t is crime
to mako any profit on tho salo Of liq-
our; it must DO dispensed at cost
price.
Several members OF tho Idaho leg
islature have been charged with
bribery. Tho corrupted members be-
long to all three parties.
A mar who has lived in tho Sand
wich Islanda says the only time he
ever saw n Kauncka got a move on
WAS when he fell or Il house.
When a Grand Army n, dice,
INDECENT, the Post burying tho re-
mains is now entitled to from s25 TO
$40 from the county for such OK
pense.
F~orty-ono railroads center at Chi
caSo and Nro operated by twonty-
eight distinct companies. The num-
Der OF trains which arrive and depart
daily is 1856.
A soventeen-year-old Bellows Falls,
W., girl recently placed an ADVERTISE
mont in tho papers for q husband,
and inside OF two days she had re-
ccivcd thirty five proposals.
At Boone, Iowa, tho othcr day, a
house was struck by lightning and
completely demolished, yot q woman
and three children sleeping in the
building we're not even shocked.
There ia II man in Texas who now
keeps n saloon md practices law. Hu
haa killed six men, clerked in a dry
goods store. served rs sexton,
preached and run a gambling game.
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We're Poisoned.

Seven OF tho Indian girls Mt tho
Stewart Institute poisoned yes.
tcrday by eating somo sort OF m
oblong bulb, resembling n wild onion,
which thcy found on tho hills near
tho Institute. DR.. Lee was sent for
Sunday night, and thinks no will DO
ablo 10 pull tho forest msidons
through. - (CRrsop Trt1uEA.
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Al AnIl.Tront dill.

A bill bas boon INTRODUCED In tho
Michigan Legislature to prevent the
practice Of fronting und provide q
penalty. Silver Siate.
Tho bill 10 similar to the ono enacted
by u rocont Nevada Legislature and
which proved TO DO O d%ondletter, tho
only porson ever fined boing tho indi,
viduRl woo iptrcdusod Tho bill.
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a Sure Cure For Piles.

Itching Piles are known by moist.
ure like perspiration, causing intense
itching when warm. This form MS
vol as Blind, Bleeding or rroduding,
yield Mt nco 10 DIR. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy. which acts directly on parts
affected, absorbs tumors, ulluys Itch
ing and effects n permanent cure. 80
eta. Druggists or mail. Circulars
FREQ. DE-. Bosaulso, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by i. l.. Muller, Druggist.
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Tho March zephyr wss abroad 10
the lncd 10 day.
PRECEDENT Cleveland has promised
60 open tho Worlds Fair.
The stilt crazo ie raging among the
boys mud girls OF Elko.
NJ. Glsscr, o. Pe'to, aud C. Is. Led
dick, OF Lamoille, we're in town to-
dny.
Indian George told tho INDErESD-
EST this morning that there would DO
nor all Summer.
Tho Appeal says a sport in Carson
pnlmed CO ono OF tho ncw two cent
stamPs ON II Chinamnn Tor n 50 bill.
Tho Commissioners OF Lnndcr
county hnve fixed tho tax ratio for
county purposes ct sl.65 on tho sloo.
loiidc OF potassium is being very
successfully usod on. tho Wyoming
oattic ranges for the euro Of lumpy-
jaw,
Tho dance al The DEPOT Hotel on
thu night OF 81. Pdtrick's day prom
ises 10 DO q grand stInir. Don't for
get ~
Mia Annie Toyns cRmo in from
Huntington Valley yes terday with
her inthcr, and will remain n couple
OF ~eeks TO visit her many friends.
Secretary Gresham is said TO be tho
bcst pokor player 10 Illinois. That's
in hia favor, for Knowing when TO
bluff ia one OF the principal udvan-
tNscs in diplomacy.
During these hard ;imcs we would
advise our readers TO ugc the new &C.
lumbar stamps 10 paper their houncs
sc IL would 90 much cheaper than
tina common wnIl rapor.
Tii.Bts:- - Photographer - Your
% ordered this ~likonesa from mo.
at 10 certainly worry much like him.
Has he paid for it?" Not yet"
THAT 10 stiil moro like him"
Gazet,s:-A Salt Lai,o man who
passed through on tho cast.bouBd
train thiH morning said that tho an
ueyation Of Utah 10 Nevada would
ba like sowing an ovorcoat onto n
button.ho.e.
An oxohango Gays: 1--WE arc In 70.
oeipt Of two poems, one o the 'rhrob.
biug Brain aud tho other on n Bleed
ing Heart Wo will wait until ws
receive one on tho Stomach Ache
and publish all throe together"
Tho editor OF tho INDEPENDENT 70.
o,ivci n letter from Prof. Byers this
morning dated at Council BluiTs,
Iowa, on tho 9th. stating that no had
arrived .ho.s all right and would
reach his homo Yesterday morning IL
nothing happened.
The State property, m ontioned In
tho TsnrrESprSr Of lust Saturday no
not having boon turned ovor to his
oucccEJor by m ex.oficer who left
tho State, wns not returned at tho
timo tho itou waa published md 10
not now in tho Office whore II should
no, all rcporto 70 Tho contrary not
withdrawing.
Mr.. and Miro. q. ". Grosor return.
od last night from Rn oight months
visit to Sullivan, Indiana. Sir Grover
10 looking we'll and Appearances indi.
cate that tho treatment no received In
Todsiordom agreed with him. lilo 70.
ports n soyNro Winter Ia tho Bast
and snyB that no ia glnd to get bnck
20 Tho lnnd Of engobrush onco moro.
Scruccs nj tho now church Snb.
bath morning and 'cvening, Roy. +. S.
Wit,cr officiating. Eabbnth school
Mt l:30 T.. 81. "Esthcr before tho
Kiug," 1abbnth school theme. Cot.
tnss prayer meeting Wednesday ovo
Mt 100. "Praise" 10 the word for tho
Wednesday evening Of prayer. TO
theao ecrviccs n general invitation. Ia
given. Tho pantof at homo every
day between 10 md IL A.. ". excepting
SATURDAYS. Sunday md MONDAYS.
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Clcrclaud,s Policy.

Tho hint. OF Clovcland's policy OF
building up II now rarty 10 given.
Following the confirmation OF Judge
Gresham for tho Cabinet, IL was said
in Washington, yesterday, thnt no is
going t. appeal to the sentimental
Republicans by Keeping Mr.. Lincoln
at London anl Minister Fred Grant
at Vienna. Dr,
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4. DeYoung, agent for tho colo
brntcd German Co.'S Electric Bolts
I~nsolcs, oto., has returned to Tusca.
rora.
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To Get Mt thcFactu.

Regarding lTood's Sarsapntilla, nsk
TO people who tnko this medicine,
or read tho testimonials often pub.
Iiahod in this paper. They will con-
vince you that HOODS CURES.
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SritODl ItcpDrt.

Following is n report Of tho Smith
Creek school for tho month ending
Mar 18th, 1893:
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
RUNYaN's MEMORY.

The members OF the Wichita Live Stock
exchange nave passed the following reso-
buttons on the death OF A. c. Runyan:
Death. for the third time in the last two
months. death with its iron grasp ana mn
queucbable greed, has again laid its pitt
less relentless hand upon one OF our mem
bers, and this time asa RuDyan, In the
prime OF manhood. IN the full strength of
all those qualities that made him loved
aud respected, has gone down, and gr.ei
fills the hearts of his friends.
For manly courtesy, for generous. un-
selfish devotion, for true friendship, lie
was the peer OF all. Charity. tue greatest
OF all virtues. wa- an born principle with
him aud he needy. the sick, the troubled,
found with bin an open palm. syfupa-
timing ear. Friends We're his by the score
auu contact with The world tut added to
the nun Der. We mourn his uutinely
death and shall iopk II vain for one TO MI
his place AS Asa kuuyan alone could nj
il. HIS Office : deserted, has desk unused,
and Z. pail Of gloom hangs over ali. His
Joyous laughter. his Deainlug couutenAucs
MS pleasant flow Of good hurnOr We miss
ALREADY aud a. We turn away ia sadness
and sorrow We woDdeT why lis So Hl-
empty chair st the table and faFessoe tells
the -orrcUfag ones that iatBee afsd hts
band has gone gone never more TO rctsrD.
stricken wife ana he two little children
one - battle vita tine world witnoa. \
husbands S'T0Ug arm aud husband =
oe-t iaye-tG= Others never 70 EuoS 4
fathers care, 4 fatArT csrrs-, fat.s-t ;
advice aud couBssi--al5sse no. aad Tor All
time IS isen r. fathers love - u-st ne~gsd,
his tender embraces are 10 ruoreS sympa-
tAiz-a- - comforting
Mas God. - His mercy care !0- them.
as tie alone CAR. aIld mas The riches Of IFS
Eove be HilA t4rm ugt!s they, Too. are
cal.sd Up higher sad meet aina who has
.oae b. orr.
We tnis- ;bes sadly, Asa; we Sc ;he
clc,.s o. -tsta - they fs4l sato tsy grave,
~. Eear ne SOUNDS ~ l1ysng ha4d. cover
t!.e~ forever from cur view. Uut We hos4
8bes aud tag memory - tbs IHu<r recessss
q. oar aezFts, xEd uoEaI8G save desiA. our
portion az veil tal8r, -sall ever fs4xs
D. forget thee. Peace u tbs ashes. eoG1-
loFl To thy frlruGs and t11as care - Gay
Gau..ly. K =. BEks.
- j hot Fss
/. = SAsDIVEE
IeAms.{eS-
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A PER,oaAL rRlnu rE.

Ii is the experience OF everyone to mourn
at some time the loss Of near and dear
friend, but usually such occurrences are
confined TO small circle Of acQuaintapees
and a short space Of time smooths over the
ripple and the world moves on, Leaving
lasting heartaches with but tsFT.
When / was told that Asa kuuyau was
dead / was first shocked, item doubted.
but Was soon onyiuced that there was no
room for doubt. / now mourn the loss OF
As near and noble friend anyone ever
had or could wish. ! DO not shy this
boastiugly, for be was every body's friend.
aud by his honest, open. manly and hearty
ways made everybody his friend Always
cheerful. kind and obilgng none could
n.ip but be his friend.
HIS noble traits II character are widely
known nos only at home Tut by naoy
from all over the state who have had bus J.
ness transactions at the stock yards. wbsFs
he had 30 long faithfully filed the respos,-
sible position o: secretary. ADD bad the
active management OK a branch OF tas
Citizens bsBk.
he had a most lovesbls home. and 20 DIS
e Tnily was deyoteeiT attached. The rorin
.oved htfa aud VITA nss tortaI and ioF,assse
disposition lie seemed 20 have unsuding
pleasures and au unusually trigfst fassirs
Tor bin. and Jet. Just fairy starred &c his
-uauly carer I've is--cead-
Faal>s--ise bad none. Iu@ms~s-hs
knew none. Always losinx sfasi Aiad.
Bat cur friend = desd-Ass RaBysn j.
lead. The lascrutabls vision u she : >
mighty 1ax taken fgirg from IS. We Cas-.
bul reTeg=atiy mosE1 kIs loss.
r ~. l.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
JUDGES AND CLERKS.
A Full List OF he Men Who VIII Take Care
of the Election.

There was a special meeting OF the coun-
Gil held last night at the request OF nine
members to confirm the appointment OF
Judges and clerks of election. The follow
ing members were present: Alberts,
Burton, Caswell, FAIRIES. Hill. Johnson,
Kenyon, Mccall. Mellinger and Schad.
All present but Homer and Sawyer who
were absent from tue city.
Following are the appointments which
were unanimously contirmed:
First Ward. first precinct-T. b. Spur
rer. L. W. Bicknell, T.. NJ. Fechheiner,
judges; V. l. Alexander. Z. ;. Caldwell,
clerks.
Second precinct-W. F. Walker, j. l..
Gale. A. Z. Nyman Judges; I. g. Parham,
w. II. Baker, clerks.
Third precinct-W. B. Hutchinson, B..
Cloud, J. j.. Cooper, judges; Z. A. Gates.
w B. Gibbony, clerks.
Second ward, first precinct-B. II. Down
ing. Charles Hstton. d. +. Specie, judges;
c. II. LuIiug. &. Gosh, clerks.
Second precinct. j. Parks, John Men
denhall. Thomas u. Fitch. judges: L. A.
Dean. r. G.. Jackman, clerks.
Third precinct-G. W. Clement, James
Shields. l.. Ii. kenagy, judges; A {. Race,
G. II barger, clerks.
Third ward-First precinct-O. d.
Barnes, George h. spencer. IL. tnhmDer-
lain. Judges; ID. A. Mitchell, a. II. Lauck,
clerks.
Second precinct-George +. Campbell,
NJ NJ. Stuckey. Jerry, O'Leary, judges; A.
NJ Denny, A. A. Wood. clerks.
Third precInct-Sam tenton. u Ia.
Startzman. ). G.. Bates, judges; ;. ID.
Ll-urauce, Ben Reynolds. clerks.
Fourth ward-First preciuct-N. f.
Harmon, G.. g. Pierpont. w. *. Clifford,
judges; l.. ID. Westgata, George Stark
Miller, clerks
Second precinct-W B. Throckmorton.
H. H. Richards. j. A. Miller, judges; j. X.
Button, Joe Coates, clerks.
Third precinct-R b. Hutchinson, A.
Veile. W. II. Auchmoo:y. judges; George
Schad, w H. Oliphant, clerks.
Fourth precinct-Geor2e l.. Swope, X. e..
McMuIlen, J. NJ. Phillips, judges: Josia n
OviatJ, G. VI. Simonds, clerks.
FIFTH WARD
First precinct-R. r. Hatfield, j. y.
Howard, A. A. Jones, judges: j. r. Rns-
sell, Cliff Darratt, clerks.
Second precnct-James Allison, A
Grub, J. f. Weaver, judges; l.. +. Har-
son, ID. o. Williams, clerks.
SIXTH WARD.
First precinct-J H. Alexander, l.. Keck,
Charles Lunke, judges; bud CALDWELL VI.
Deffenbaugh, clerks.
Second ward-W. ". Clark, wesley
Slayden, e.. r. Cooley, judges; w. T..
Cleveland, Ed Deal, clerks.
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Ehe uuatchia Aau zoruno oucnrber 1888

dered patriotic and an inestimable ser
vice to the people of this state. But In
view of these facts think il Is about time
for the idiotic howl about 'R. b. WEIGH
| calling on George r. Peck" TO come TO an
end: and / am inclined to think
that the howl will diminish from
now on. want to say TO
You, my friends, that during these trying
hours when that little band OF representa-
! tives of the people were holding out for
right and duty and principle against the
combined forces of anarchy and revolution
! never had occasion co ask even the great
| corporation lawyers what | should DO
| But ] looked into the constitution and
| laws of my state; looked INTO the honest
! faces of my cUuntiynen and then tried 10
| do the duty that came TO me from DAY 10
| day.
4 LAST APPEAL
| After the debate was over Mr.. Douglass
! made the following appeal, which had
wonderful effect:
| My friends, my Peoples party friends.
come out of the party which teaches that
the great heroes OF this country where
| horse thieves and robbers.
| Come out Of the party that tells you
| that free government is failure and Kan
sas hell OH earth.
| ty where the sunlight never shines.
! Come out of those caves of gloom where
/! the black bats of anarchy mingle their dis
| cordant shreks with the morrnfui walls
of PETER and the screams OF Mrs. Lease.
Come cut into the sunshine.
| Comd into the party of bright eyes and
glad smiles and happy homes.
Come where peace and happiness gladden.
the face of youth
Come where the memories OF glorious
| past tighten the footsteps of age.
Come where love of country and pride in
the great deeds of your country's heroes
furnish inspiration for grand and glorious
| future.
Come, come where you can once more
glory in the Laughing eyes of your chill
dren, and, as you look into the dimpled
face of your baby boy, thank God that he
was born-not a slave, as your leaders tell
you-but into the citizenship Of the grand
est natio non earth.
Come back, old soldiers, come back to
the party that has always been your
friend, even when you wandered far away.
Come back TO the party where hearts
still thrill aud throb with the music OF the
| Union.
Come back to the party of Lincoln and
Sumner and Seward; of Grant, of Garfield
and Of Blaine Come back TO the party Of
brave old John A. Logan.
Come back, old soldiers, come back!
And while ''Old Glory" waves above us
we'll join hands once more as brothers and
battle side by side for country, home and
| flag.
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PERSONALS.

G. w. Hewitt, Kansas City, is visitor
in the city.
F.P. Radcliffe, Kansas City, is guest
at the Carey.
A. J. Davis, Guthrie, is in the city on
business.
G. w. Marshall. Chicago, came in yes
terday.
j. c. Becker, Ell Dorado, was in town
yesterday.
J. w. Davis. Greensburg, did business
in town Tuesday.
Frsd W. Lee, Omaha, was in the city on
Tuesday.
H. NJ. Jacobs, Meriden, Conn, is at the
Carey.
w. NJ. Knowlton, Milforn, n. H.. is in
the city.
NJ L. King. Omaha, is visiting in the
city.
n. II. Gaslne, Lawrence, came in last
night.
n. l.. Hollowell, Coldwater, is in the
city.
g. VorkentIne, Newton, came down
yesterday on business.
w. s Nussett, Charles Prescott, Fred
Tsintor, Englewood, were at the Carey
yesterday.
+. c. Benedict, Newfane, VT, is visitor
in the city.
c. +. Denton. Attica, is a guest at the
Carey.
\. l.. Greene and wife, Newton, were in
town yesterday.
.Jne. S. Downes, Marion, is a guest at
the Manhattan.
J. c. Nichols. Sedgwick, came down to
the debate.
j. II, Ritch, Council Bluffs, is in the
city.
A. n. Wilmington, Lincoln, is a visitor
in the city.
f, c. Firestone, Anthony, is at the Man
haitian.
+. NJ. Nicholl, FL Reno, came up yester-
day.
S. 5. Casad, Garden Plain, came in to
the debate.
W. II. Mason, Chicago. was in the city
yesterday