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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-01
NORTH KANSAS APPOINTMENTS
Methodist Ministers Who VIII Fai the
PulpIts In the Various Towns.


pu,,,,. IN The variou. Tow,s.
pr,,r,,,,,v E,n M,rot 90 -~ro,.
'''' NA'
lowing are inc assignments Oh the Nan-
SaS conference, whose deliberations
have inst closed.
80, aa,.,.,, ,,r u u e.,,,o.
Ai'"n M"o,,. N'n,,,r,,. no,n;, Isaac
Mon",,o,. Ro,oi, n,rcni, Eacar AT Evans.
I,,no tJn ~ no snnn,,oJ hv W Me.
peoI,. Rr,s,ow N bc s,,nn,,ed. cow,.er civ.
7 r. Dana. Dana " nnl,on. Downs r A.
Eleishor. GavIorJ and Ccdnryille. J. M Allen:
Glen Elder c A Crecne RECONSTRUCTION q w
Hood: Kirwin. n d Funk. Lenora. NJ. L Kerr;
Logan A F, Cumbow. Marvin. Il n Rhodes;
Osborne. G Y penn: Ports, to be supplied by
a. y Ahbev. RenmsvilIc IN bc s,,ppl,cd by w.
r. pennett. Siockton L p Allen: Webster. IL
Ii. Bowen Woodston. w. c. Littcil.
C,oncortia district-F. d. Baker. p T., Con.
cordia. RelevlIe ID A. Allen: Belleyilie cir.
cult. 10 be supplied: Burr Oak, j. G. Walker;
Burr Oak curcuit. 10 he supplied by I Booth;
CLYDE. L. y. Michener; Concordia. u. 4. Siaber;
Cora. 10 be supplied: CORTLAND. S A. Green:
Cuba. T. n Bailia: Formosa. Il. II. Zimmerman:
Hollis and Wavue. W. M. Sedorc: Iona, James
Flowers: Jamestown. 10 be supplied by w.
H. Kelley Jewell CITY. II. M. Mayor. Leban.
on, TO be supplied by q. ii. Moulton Mankato,
A I Marl,,ev, Munden M I Railev. Nnrl,a.
Josenh w Adams. Rice IN M supnlied nv
lanes Kerr. Salemn. IN he s,pplied by q w.
MummelI. Scardia w + Jenlins. Scottsville.
IN be aunn,ied nv n "a Lewis: smith Center. e
q. Aldermnn, Warwick. TO be supplied BY G.
Shelby: Weber. 10 be supplied
Ellsworth district w. A. Sayillc, p. E, So.
lima; Bunker Hill, Charles w. Talmage: Ellis,
G. H. Woodward: Ellsworth, A. ID Becihart:
Galatia. to be supplied; Grainfield, 10 be sup.
plied. Hays CITY. ]. T.. Clark: Hill City, r Is.
Beaty: Holyrood. ]. w. Biauden: Hoxie TO be
Stumbled: Kanapolis. l. A. Digger; La
Crosse George Mutton: McCracken, L
: Hall: Moreland. to be supplied:
Nntoma. C. NJ C. Thomson; Oakley, w. G.
Jordan. Palco. 10 he supplied by A. II. Mitchell;
Plainyille. Parmenies Smith Ransom, 10 be
supnlied by f. T.. Gunckle: Russell, L. O
Housel: sharon Springs. j. +. johnson: Shields
10 he supplied: WaKeenev. G.. w. Winterburn;
Wilson. r. A. Hoffman: Winona to be supplied
and Walker 70 he supplied
Norton d,stric,-E " Allen p. T.. Norton;
Achilles. IN no sunnlied. Almena. TO be SUP
nl;ad nv A G Hensles: Atwood, J. A. Wind
sor: Bird CITY. to be supplied; Blakeman, &c
he supplied by NJ M. Cree: brewster
10 be supplied by f. p. Holmes: Ceda,
Bluns. 10 be supplied; Chardon. TO DO sup
nlied nv w. ". Armstrong; Colby, f. N
| cox: DEVICES. Reuben Bisbee Edison. TO be sup
plied: Goodland. Edison Goodrich: Goodland
circuit 10 be supplicd; Jackson, to be supplied
nv Thomas Muxlow: jennings TO be sup
plied: Kanarda. James A. Ginger Levant
| ! T. Shackleford: Long Island TO be
supplied by H. p Mann: Mento, G. H
Cheney: Norcatur. TO be supplied b,
| NJ. w. Wheatan: Norton, j. L. King Norton
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-01
Txnhnn I'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, March 99.-To-day the
health department removed John
Reilly, of the Highway lodging house,
At No so East Front street, to the Ma
rine hospital, suffering from malignant
typhus fever He was white roust'
about ON the steamer Eagle. which
plies the waters of the lower rivers.
The health officer is of the opinion that
the man contracted 1t by coming in con-
tact with some one in the south, who
had come directly from Mexico, As
typhus fever is raging In that country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29
BISON FOR ENGLISH PARKS.
Specimens OF the Few Surviving BufYa.
iocs Shipped Across the Atlantic.

Specimens OF the Few Surviving Buna-
ioes Shipped Across the Atlantic.
Fifty, or even half that number OF
years ago. the possibility of the "buf-
fer" of the American prairies becom-
ing extinct was not SO much as dreamed
Of For ages they had wandered in
countless herds on the plains on the
eastern side of the Rocky mountains,
providing the Red Indian with an APP
parently inexhaustible supply of meat
Thousands were killed for their
tongues and the steak cut out of the
hump-ths most delicate part The
bisons, from which the early ''voyag-
ers" and the fur traders obtained their
'pemmican," did not suffer from the
demand made upon their numbers by
the Indians; but the white hunter,
with his ever improving firearms, did
the work of destruction. Where once
the herds were so numerous that it
was the practice to drive them gradual
" to the edge Of a precipice and there
brighten them over, none can be found.
At last the United States government
awoke TO the fact that America was
upon the point of losing the bison. The
agents of the Smithsonian institute had
difficulty in procuring some spcci-
mems which were required. The result
was that small herd of about forty is
now strictly preserved in the Yellow
stone park. But one or two wander
away almost every year and are soon
killed when once outside the protected
territory: the security of the herd Is
consequently bv no means assured
The news, therefore. that a number OF
Nebraska buffaloes have been imported
TO this country, having been obtained
FOR the purpose OF being turned loose
in some OF our parks. viii De welcomed
by our Eaturalists.
II *, unfortunately. very question
able II the experiment OF keeping and
breeding the grand beasts IN our In
elish parks VIII be attended with any
success. The bison on its native plains
is accustomed to great heat in sarngncr
and extreme cold in winter. Bat. for
all that, the climate j. a constant enc.
and the change 10 the vzris bllTty. the
fog and the damp OF this couatrv win
be great Indeed when re look at The
condition of the b4sor's European re-
lgtiop. the bison viii long remain n
iuhahitant Of The earth r. mag ne
MANY years before s. 8 quite !ose Il. for
represe tives VIII p-oO4b bly, lingSr
FOR a compare tIve long period preserved
n parks inst as the ancient white
British cattle lsn-er now But % ia
the case - the latter tlsc syasn; u fresh
blosd and tse consequent csose inter
breeding wiil Tell IA time and result in
eonssaxls1f' z is..fs ax fertility. ants
- -ise covr-e % s.eaT> il- last represent
alive - the r4se zy7E. de aas The word
know tA~ys % aforr - asv sz-e,T
say iast tfse extsrss-t son wa at hzprca
n cur t5gnr, or even IN tbazt o. fhe u~xt
few generations bat 4 is 70 I've sea-ea
that cone IT sarrly vii james
EE64AA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29

at the FIRE furthest from the workers
He stopped and picked mp few pieces
of wood. and mended the Ere so that 1t
might be all right while he was gone
to fetch cornpanv. When finished with
the fire and before rising from his
crouching posture. he glanced over his
shoulder down the long, ghastly line
Of the dead. A change had taken
place in that line. He turred his head
further round and saw standing over
him human fgure-the figure OF a
woman-the figure Of one OF the dead
the figure which had a minute ago lain
nearest 70 the FIRE,
With yell, he rose and jumped
back
~ am so cola said the hgure. oh.
am as cold Is death
The vouag man fed screaming 20 the
crowd down bv the water. As soon a.
he could speak. he told what had hap
pened. A dozen raen ran back with
him They found young girl dazed
and shive~iug kneeiing on the ground
with her white wan face turned to-
wards the fire.
she vas tb- only one of the s:tT-
seven who recovered She had lost tarr
father and mother IN the nieor1. aass
was alone in tho world Her father, =
wheels wright. was CT his way - Asss--s-
ia The sixteen Others saved 1egt
away from Nyulsin IN q rex daTs- Ihis
voung cs<i ramaiued "a the village, ard
three months after the wrecsz The Yoarr
coastgua1d married her. Permit lie -
introduce myself to ron as that coast
guard and. as the Touas gill wbe .has
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By DpleuraDii

KANSAS CITY. Aug .S-CArTI. E-Receiuts 7anO
nhipmenis SOC Market steady to strong.
Texas ANA shipping steers 81 3ae5 GO Texas ana
nat We COWS 81 - O. 80 butchers stock - &. -
oSkers and feeders s. Gg45 20, EcGS-ite, eipI ;
D w. shipments 2U Marke. opened Neat ana
closed strong Bulk 50 GuGs5 - he,ts pac ers ana
mlXcI a. !shso lights yorker and pI- s, J0aJ o.
sHEEP-i.ece pseOJ. shipments III Market steady,
Blow.
ST. LOFTS AuS,2S.-CATTLE-Rece pts 2l0n ship
lntnts -IOo. Texans &c higher. Top steers s. . ,
Isi1 Market "pene lower, closer sleady. To.
% o+. puik ;. 60 % ShEl.P-ieceipts 40. ship
nients u o. Market steady and unchanged.
CHICAGO. Auc. ga iTI.IG-ieoeipts Il ORG
shipmenis 20 O. Market steady Top nat We ste. rs
NJ Ssa1 ~. Others ~ o. 20 common - 15eLS =
Iexans s. g aS % ranch cattle - .sas 10 noes
1 Receipts ~ U. shipments 81 o. IA kcI steady
fiAed and packers s. lUrh 1 prime heavy ana
Put her 10 JpG3 : lights 81 > = g. SHlEf-Rr-
(ee pts liuJU. shipments 9. Malhes cady Nat YES
b 81, - ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29

Halfway in is a sandbank. The
whole weight of the inrolling waves
! strikes this sandbank. In gale there
| is always broken water on the bank,
and when vessel comes in she grounds
there. The Unicorn was flung on it
broadside to the sea with list to lee
ward The sea made a clean breach
over her, and tons Of water rushed up
her weather side and swept her decks
''She was 1a1large bark, and those
on the shore soon saw she had more
people aboard than a crew. She had
twenty five sailors and eighty passen-
gers, and there she lay, heeling over
more and more every sea that struck
her, and hammering herself to pieces
on the hard sand.
Get out her boats? They might rs
well try to get out the main beam! She
was smothered in water, and the first
half dozen seas swept everything off
her decks - boats, caboose, harness
casks, water-buttS, and stove in a lot OF
her windward bulwarks.
"Was there no lifeboat ashore? Yes;
and as fine fisherman crew as ever
pulled into the teeth Of a gale. Three
times that Efeboat was launched.
Bless you, it was blown back like an
empty bladder.
They had a rocket apparatus ashore.
Four rockets were fred. Two were
bent back like coachman's whip, and
two fell half way, l tell you it's
hard thing for strong and willing men
to fold their arms while human beings
are perishing before their eyes.
after bit those on the shore heard
sound like the report OF distant can
non. Then they knew her back was
broken. She burst in two amidships,
the mainmast fell over the side to lee
ward, and the foremost and mizzen be-
gan waving, one this way and the other
that way, like a crazy man swinging
his arms above his head.
"All on the shore knew what was
going to happen now. The broken wa
ter, which had been white and boiling,
grew black and heavy with human
forms, and soon cargo and bodies began
to come ashore.
when this happened it was growing
CuSh by NY III tilC villa Ahi idAiCh W
breeze. Sixteen living and fifty-seven
dead had come ashore. The living
were taken up to the village of Mynhin,
and the dead, men, women and chill
dren, were laid out in one long, CHASTITY
line on the beach above highwater. At
each end of the line fire was lighted.
One young coastguard was set to tend
the fires and watch the dead, while
every other person old enough and
strong enough was engaged in saving
and securing the cargo.
ITO his dying day that coastguard
who watched by the dead will never
forget the night. AS the clothes of the
victims dried they began to stir in the
breeze. Scores OF times he thought he
saw leg or an arm or a head raised.
Scores of times he thought he heard
cry. BY midnight the young man was
half dead with terror.
After midnight the moon began to
blink through a torn sky, and the
young man thought he must have COM
pany or go mad 1t was near low wa
ter, and the people working at the
salvage were a good way off. He was
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29

YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
: 3 Cts.
The Peoples Column.

The Want Columns Of 8 Daily Paper tell
you where il pays to advertise.
II you have anything te BUY. SELL.
Trade OR RENT, Try these celunas.
sE Payable strictly in Advance.
No advertisement taken for less than loc.
One line advertisements charged same
rate as two lines.
Prices given under classified heads in this
column applicable only % local advertise
rlents. No foresgn advertisements taken at
above rates.
Answers to advertisements sent In care OF
the EAGLE office should De called for within
ten DAYS after Insertion. When advertisers
wish replys forwarded 10 them stamped enyei-
oreS must beSent.
Reference 20 former sGvertisent nts should
give description and date OF Insertion o. ccry
OF the advertiser eni should be sent.
Not responsible for advertisements given
or discontinued by telephone.
Classified advertisements viii be 3 cents
per line each insertion; average seven words
TO line, agate measurement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29
A State Soda Fountain.

It may sound like Munchausen
yarn, but it is an actual fact that in
the squint-eyed little burg of Sodaville.
in Linn county, in block eight of the
town plat, there is n soda spring, and
that the last legislature in its infinite
wisdom provided that 'inasmuch as
there is great and growing demand
on the part of the public for the waters
Of said spring" the state would spend
five hundred dollars 20 improve it.
This at last, the fond realization Of the
long-felt want which has been loafng
around the country like the ghost Of
boyhood's happy days in quest Of a
watermelon patch where happily lin
gered no vicious dog. It's grand and
imposing sight to see the legislative
fancy rising from the sordid contempla-
ton of cold and unresponsive hog law
and lowering on halcyon wings over
the soft murmur of an idyllic state
soda fountain.-Astoria Budget
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29
Chicsco ira N ard Proaure.

CHiCA6o, Aug. S.-Wheat-No Sprln--Cosh
csc, August 6ac, september 6.i.c pecp.n ~ ;Sas'
nl 80 cash a'1sc, September S7Jsas.I4c. o.
a ao'ci t'tS%'nC. Ma, ipa&stasc. OuIS y. : casl.
sSS4c. SEPTEMBER 2s5sc. October Sac A. So
nhe tso' bariey nominal tlaAsced NJ s. on
ino'ns :" a. orh, cu~h Sl4 "a 10 TO Semen, Der
sla - october 81 -. Lard cash ~ l,sss ~ -.
seirpeI - ~ oetobet ), ui3e, Short rib>. 81 iua
~ SA'-Uihels q -a9t4 o. Short clear IS 80 ; l
usdr Cur ioai 6isc. ,ranulaftsl ! Sc st,Gd,,S a
i-S:-s II mer' strictly fresh lsC
f ,-e"t "tSe!pte. asUJ. shipments. COCA Corn
-hece!p;s, ositc; shipments .a7,0a Uats-Kr-
ceipis. o.d.tGo: shipments, .UQJl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29
sgo.as 70 %, ago ara H~.sr,,

Commencing Aus. A. tee sssat krck l.
lend railway MI sell rouHd fFlp t3sk - 80
Chicago s8d retarm for ESQ s. COED 80 rr-
turn any time iassde al thirty asss seq =
FIRE flazo frss s*clinsDs char esrv
through without change. sleeping ear
accommodations csn be s~cErsa Gu applies
fgon a. TIE Ise~k Island t4eket GIcs. cgf-
psr MHi0 aud D0ukle-
cGlu ) IT, IHfLIrrs Pass kgt-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29

81. LOUIS. Aug. 2--Nhe,tr Higher cash .Sak-
AusnS "p4 S'pt"nltar .s34c. October i3c. lie m
ser ., -. 1o'H e't-h, hrd August 5oWcr. options
sHct tt0l Aeic August .''.C. september ~ i,e-
S sn.ci "'S' AIS lower ,-t>h -5ec. August -.
Septs iupeI -''4c, PurE higher: new iuublrl 81. 10
Lad Ertnel; = l21e. Rye lower. 4.ss Bt.in HiTn
eoe, = nAe"ed &c. Corgncal 8 81. HAY prime 10
Iio.e 1lih't my Sio %'aii -. Butter sterdy sepal-
istec. -s79
Nheat-heceipts iU200. shipments ACC Corn
iteceipts ~ To-; shipments ~ iaqt M. - .
Ao.oyU shipments S,Us ~ N' P' .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29

Potatoes-C dorado .5c. Egcs l0@llc. Butter
I irst creamery Zlc, second Creamery I5c. otei
grades 10, lSu.
Chicsen--Hens SC per pound; spring 6ec ROSTERS
&c Ducks; Cd &c, young 4C: geese, old AZ. young
tc: lurheys SC.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29
MARKETS. By TELEGRAPH.

Boston. Aug. 28-Santa Pc railway lG94
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 4s.-totior firm; FOOD MIDI
dIinS i-lUc. mlddhng Lite low ud.In.s & I3-ifc
good ordinary &C
hALIlMoRE. Aug, 2S-Conee quiet; Rio No lc]4t1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29

KANSAS CITY Aug. .S-Wheat active No. hard
- nsi'eI. teSs25C ~" Ted 5-6ss-tsc Corn ii m;
~ illAeu 800. No white Ss1B@sle. oat,
hye scnlce; No ~. lSxsecd nomlH .iy SttsSt
La niil. timothy D. , tsS -. prairie - lUl6 ia
Butter firm; creamery IS-2lc dairy I5saiS. -
easy. quiet, i1ec. It's
=, heat- hec.ipis il,t0O. shipments S2OA Corn
- oc' e4pts, -- sh,pLleGts l0la Oa.s-neceiuIs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29
New York Produce and Nonev.

Ntw NoHit. Aug. IS
Cohee-Spot Mo dun but flrmer. No = lrlac
Sughr-Reiiu Ell INN
oiIou a. higher. adding uI lands nc ln,ad;Iu,
Orleans i$.c.
Money ca call SOS per cent closed offered at per
rlme PAPER S4 L per cent.
StefIii exchange easier. with actual BUSINESS at
- - Tor >A Via b.i-. and - -Fas \ .c, dsr,a n
silver certificates nothing dong Z @ e.! sssfo
IotaI sales Ci STOCKS toGay .ts.O.U saur,s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29

u bands. to year old. &c Goa G. 60
lle hands, To yrtrS old. ............ Co.. 50 10
- hands extra to Nc:is ODD. 20 t 100 o.
JS31 hands. sooa To years oid...-... a. UUu =, 10
I3tf nands extra, 10 yeatsold...... 10 uCes ~ ~
45e haS, good, TO years oid...-. luU Us. 40 "
Toto lb19 hands. good extra. 10
years ......... ~ COesl5g
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29
Can't Help ThemselXos.

He-If there is anything detest it's
q firty woman.
She-Humph! Why not hirty
man?
He-Oh. well, man has some cx-
cuse. Women are so attractive, you
known. Y. Weekly.
''She Made Home Happy"
"Sbe made hone happy" These few words
read
Within churchyard written 8 stone:
No Rame, date, tie simple words alone
Told me the story OF the unknown dead.
narb2s column lifted high its head,
Close by, inscribed to one the world has
known;
But all that lonely grave with moss DER
grown
Thrilled me fax more than HIS who armies LED
"She made homo happy" Through the long,
sad years
The mother toiled, and never stopped to rest
Until they crossed her hands upon her breast.
And closed her eyes, NO longer dim with tears
The simple record that she left behind
Was grander than the soldiers. to my mind
Henry Coy.e, in Youths Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29

" i,nIta HIRE Mai.i,nt.

Wheat No. . 40c. Corn o. DAT, 20c. Baled
lay at 40. Ground corn a3eso0c. Corn ana ual-
linked SOC. III all iOc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29
stopping prfsk

"Yez." said the man with ths yellow
diamond. Its dead easy 20 stop drink
In II yea fee llJte - Nov. oTn stop
for DAYS ~ = time.
Don't beEeve - s2id the rlzn with
thr velvet vest
BE, ! d.. rrtorted ;h- r1En with
TIE yellow diamonds. warmly. Sgrzs
nights wen Tee sin cot an I'm
boozin' iii Ina faIlern goat. J Tit L
tlIinasia ca n4y sxav home. al I make up
,ay rasa' - q15t Ter awhile Z lszs D4ralt
20 % bed bLIa. Mex Gz0rsla vzlse
up vxltn tern bal ti-srss on &c. AZ ne
fat thlss ! think ~ rs 3 get Tago: olt
a. ySf drink Tacn ! sayz - lavse.i
tAat ! bla iushiu' pretty hard - q
spell ssyc.. IA sT.ll tar sTaos- Nhe5
go ort 81 tn hoaoe J Jas' szy. NC
drinks to-day, a. tast scstsea j.
don't touch = drop."
'-i>ool-s cay" I'D tie sn&s viii ,As
velvet vest
.Cer;'aly. it's EASY. Al yoa rot 20
hare Is . IL posser-~
'.Nevrr tzze . drink tbezn oars. ~
"S0p.~ senegtsd tb~ nan ssith tfss
ycllos tlazneoa.sz. soiezauiy. u Gua
fhink q = ealooo 10 sas-e -ss@n sgosa.a
Il i was eszrra a--isaffaso LEsfs~~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29
night stood up over me by the fire. my

night stood up over me by the fire, my
wife"
rose and bowed to the buxem land
lady who sat knitting in the bar.
81 don't recollect anything from the
time I was washed off the vessel" said
the landlady, until all the people
were round me by the fire. l don't
recoliect seeing Tom at the fire"
"WeIl," said the landlord, knocking
the ashes out Of his pipe, You can see
Tom at the fire now, my dear, and
Toms glass is empty"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29

Lady Caller-''Did you tell you,
mamma that / had called?" Small
Boy told her" Lady Caller-"And
what did she say?" Small Boy-"She
said: OH bother"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29
BY THE WATCH FIRES.
BY RICHARD BOWLING.
copyright, 1888. by the Author.1

\ e day, towards
the end of Sep
TENDER, l Sc t
o u t r o N
Worthing with
( h e intention
of " a lkin 6
about ten miles
east along the
Sussex coas t.
T h e morning
had been heavy
and dull, with
now and then
streams of soft
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-29

CoTNG NORTH a Ma F.A>r.
! %. . Kansas jglV ~. J nG =
and t1tic4So Worlds Ealc
limited. daily ...,..........
No tu,uU.ttV springs.
HeuVv; anti Pacific Cost
Express oa 'iy..,-.-....-...-
30. ! Kansas Iity - looi~
and Chicago l.ig:ht *
daily. ....-.-....-. .. ..,--
No. =. AcCuD3iu H,iati0n.
daily. eNcelI SHnisy. .-----
IoIHG Sut-TH.
No. !. Oklahoma aud Texas
express daily .............-.-
No. ;. Oklahoma OK. daily
No. q. Accom-. IsI > except
suniay.............. ....-..
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"Trassrs >ass BE- trel rsfss a-s st.i
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k.sa - Cssie2Eo EecotA
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iie=aut leCii,s.ul, oi,-,.r ai trsia~. aal
Pullman sleeper~ from " le.ttN ~ b. >as ny sIsd
tHC.iGo without ChAngS -, hi;hS iruils- llC&ets
sold aHd BAGGAGE ,SrCkct through So al points
H"tli south, east ans west. ald steamship tlCseis
so'd &" uii iuc0rean points at lowest rates ItF
icket Office 10 East Doasls- avenue, corner Asiin
stree. passenger station corner Douglas ana AeAa
avenues. Telephone ~.
i. II. Philips. T1ckat Acsa.
fNo. SEBASTIAN. u Z. y - A.. chicago. III
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TINE III DLES
ATCHIsoN, TOPEKA & SANTA FE RR.
TRAINS.
Nn,,TU aNpEsST

NORTH AND EhsT.
No. 4l4 Kansas City EXp'ss
No. 4G6 Chicago Ncstibule
Fast Express. .......
No. 40s Missouri River EX-
press.
No. AS En-lcwood EXpr'ss
No. AIS Local Freight.....
No. 46S Freight....... go.
sOT%H AND WEST
No. 20. Oklahoma City and
.o.t Worth Express.
No. Az Caldwell and Pan
Handle Express. ......
No. 405 hort Worth, CAT
weston and Texas thro'Sh
Express NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
No. 4l5 Wichita Express. =.
No. AZ Englcwcod Accom-.
No. Az Local Freight......
No. 400 Freight.
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Wichita Hrcadstuf Market
Flour-Best patent 81 ST. second patent 81 3D. ex
tra fancy 81 ~
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Take Myers stage line a: Wharton and
Orlando fo- Saltwater. Lewis Myers,
proprietor. a5t
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The following the representative sales or cat
tleAt the yards today
cow ..... 1910 ! 81 cows. 6i5 ~
cows ,..... 500 ] % l heifcr....... HJ W
HOGS.
The market opened weak ard shade
lower, closing with a little stronger feel.
Ing.
REPREsFNrATIvEstLrs.
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It was Ripped.

Did the neighbors succeed in sup
pressing Thompson's cornet practice?'
They did not, The complaint averred
that he was learning TO play the cor
net, and he proved by his teacher that
he had not learned anything IN six
months indianapolis Journal
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