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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-13
KANSAS TO TIE PROFIT
With . Fast and Improved rsaEs Service 20 Kan
ssstaty, ~ Loci. Chis.s.s sna tina
esIa'~ ftff.

Commencing Sunday, May 1s,h. tho
Missouri Pacific railway placed Ia opera
ton In addition to it's prrseat service, an
excellent through train tetsssn points ia
Southern Kansas and Kansas Cay. u.
Louis. Chicago amp the Worlds fair. TIE
new train, Nc. s6g leaves Anthony daily
NJ $50 n m Wichita, 200 n. m. ~ Do
raoo, Ia n. m. Yates Centre. 1919 D. M.
arriving at Kansas Cry At ssss u. m. max
ing direct eobnec; ions with fast Missouri
Pacific trains 70 ST. Louis. aad with all
lines 10 Chicago
This il probably the most satisfactory
and ssrvie~aols schedule ever Blaced into
effect between points In SOHibsrn Kansas
and the north and east. aud places tho
state of Kansas on equal footing with
other states in the matter Of fast trains 20
the Worlds Fair city. An elegant equip
meat - used ia the make Up Of this special
and everything is looked sfter thai vii
add To the comfort OF the passengers. For
further Information ~ regard 60 rate,
route. MAPS. time tsis~z ese, address
nearest Missouri Pacific railway ticket
agent. or H. e. Townsend. general pas
scpger and Ticket agent. ~. i.9uts. SO : or
h. =. BLEcsIzT.
T. Il T. A. WiehisA. kaa.
Telephone 2iI, ia North A.zia sffset.
af5s II
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her with all the power Of my soul. Of
my conscience, and of my probity. De
void of feeling as / may appear, nv
heart is all her own. / admire and /
adore her. Ali why is,she not poor.
You would see-you would see then,
julia" he added. relspsing into his
darker mood.
The eventful day was fixed. The bans
were to be published
After dinner, the lieutenant. accom-
panied the ladies home, walking by
their side along the road. At the door.
they bsde one another good-by. After
that word had been spoken. AutoiHette
remained at Frederick's side, very close
to him. She appeared to await some
thing. X seemed as IL her forehead
was bending toward her betro1hed's
lips.
lie understood And. once more low
ering his eyes. he saw the red ribbon
lit By the last rays Of the setting sun.
And, as in an hallucina,iou. in the rust
ling of the leaves he thought ne heard
again: 'It would not be acting like a
gentleman
Then. dazzied. ne stepped back and
in q choking voice: Listen. ny hear:
Is bursting Even II unsettled every-
thing. | must speak. / must tell
you"
What? Everything; He stated everv-
thing. indeed: the situation, his seru-
pIes, his great sorrow
Antoinette and her mother sought 70
interrupt him. repeating: '.Bu.-t,rt--"
Tie did not listen: he went on 70 .hs
end And then onEy were shry able 10
finish their sentence:
.Baf-we know it,
What, f5sa know tia; mr. sister
and her husband are threatened With"
Certainly se hnow IL. said he
widow III this = yvlIy we hurried
the conclusion which ssili 81 lxsst. give
Is flse -i-.a; % ward of flse nsisfo.sane
they tso Rot deserve.
And yoH. ArtoifettsT~
Somewhat confused. ssle replied:
Il. oa. had On, one fesr-no: -
please you
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-13
THE PASSION FOR NEATNEss.
1t Completely Blinded a Woman to Mans
Sufferings.

| Sufferings.
ga woman is good deal like cat 81
said the philosopher in the negligee
| shirt. ''You can never tell which way
they're going to jump
"Wherefore?" asked the man in the
alpaca coat.
Il was thinking of an instance that
happened over in the west side awhile
| ago. There is row of houses on a
street up there that are rather close to-
gether. One day man who lives
along in the middle of the row thought
that he would have his house painted
and he straightway went down town
and hired the painters to do the Job.
His roof was one of the fancy single
affairs and he wanted it painted
red. When the time came to paint the
roof the three men who were working
on the job fixed a ladder upon it and
took places on it, one at the peak, one
in the middle and one at the caves.
They were painting along, when sud
denly the ladder gave way and they
were thrown into the air. The man at
the middle had gone down to the caves
and the combined weight of the two
tipped the ladder up and threw the
man at the peak into the air as if he
had been sitting on the business end of
a catapult.
When the man at the peak went
up he had a bucket of paint in
his hand and he took it with him.
The other two men dropped to the
ground, but he went away over and
fell against the wall of the next
house. When he was going down the
paint few out of the bucket and some
of it went on the side OF the house near
which ne struck. The painters fell
about thirty feet and were pretty badly
hurt. The man who had the fall from
the peak OF the roof lay on the ground
terribly in ured His back was broken
and so were his legs. The men were
all grooming, and quite a crowd gath
cred around. Somebody sent n call for
an anbulapce. Just then the woman
who owned the house on which the
paint was splashed came out. She ran
over to the man who had his back
broken and said: Are you much hurt.
my poor nan?'
He's pretty severely injured, mum,
said bystander.
oh. I'm so sorry" she went on us
there anything can do for the poor
nlan?" Just then she turned and saw
the splctches of red paint on the side Of
the house. Why. she screamed.
look at what the loafer has done.
Hes splashed paint all over nv house.
/ don't see how men can be So careless
He might have taken little pains 20
keep that paint of. Anyway, III make
his boss pay for it." And she founeea
into the house and left the unfortunate
painters grooming on the ground BAT
falo Express.
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INDIAN SION LANGUAGE.
rre.es.eea ,, tn. q D.... 9. u. of v.ss
Aats.adssy

Lieut.. III. l. Scott. f. =. A., recently
carried on long sign conversation.
with several Sioux Indians before che
folklore congress. He said IF thisi
language, az reported in The Csicago
Tribune:
Indians Of AL tribes mite In ssy-
ing that the sign language - % vast
antiquity: that IL was hs-sded down ~
them a. were tiei. spoken Ians-zzg~s
Those who do tis~ most travelling anil
meet the creates. nsuber Of people OF
different tongue have the greatest
necessity for rs use- The SonnsDchs.
are les vers~d ia its ne than,
any other tribe. bscafas fks.
eoTasnehe Il The conrf language %.
the southern plains zsd ali need ~
any other means Of comma q iez.ioa
was consequently be. h4tsr fsit.
While many ~ the signs ara iFnxs~eis
steiv Suggestive 81 ths object they sss
intended 80 rrprsSefsf. others sr,
greatly abbreviated sSsd conventional
izsd beyoIsd recognition. aost - sze1a
are made vita grseefsi Ard fsx saz
ge@sares. for the isaaiHa. ssFer being
crowded tgr iirse. pseferz grser II tao
ton 70 rspsdlsy - e&eeaSiss@-
There fess ysssures y fNeisi exprrs-
slons "a tie ssgn i@zg1sys. saSes Il
the taoagb; bsiaE sgpTsss@a ~ sar
hGnlss 8; = ssanw iaagszee. ~
r.ssy signs are constantly t.vzzfss .ufoe
tsse - describe nsz~ ss5r-ss assa esezs-
lie 81 easig@ sarpsasisag Lie ssF.tef
issssrn4ee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY 1nlaQranl,

kANBAs CITY. Sept l2.-CATTLE-Receipts lOSOD
shipments 100. Market steady for bess others slow
Texas steers 81 egi as Texas cows 81 aD0y2 30 ship
ping steers 81 opa5 20. native 81 0JNL2 Is
stockers and feeders 81 tUao3 10. HOGS-Receipi.
77oo. shipments So. Market l9ai5c higher. Bulk OF
sales 70 5oes5 10 heavies 50 Sae5 90 mixed - a {
lights - 50ar6 OI19 SHtEP-kecepts 49,, ship.
nents No quotations given.
ST. LOUIS Sept.l2.-CATTBE-Re ce pts 65OO ship.
nents 4m. Market slow and lower. Natives 81 So
texas steers 81 10. HOGS Receipts $50 sbipmeu n
100 Market lie higher. Light 81 l5o6 rs mixed
70 0s6 10, heavy 3 0oS5 g. ShEEP-Reoeipts 2G0U.
SHIPMENT 49, Market stronger. Sheep 81 51l3 75
lambs 81 50s4 50. Texans a. 5O6aS Co.
CHICAGO, Sept. r. CA1TLf-Receipts 509D.
shipments 80 O. Market steady. Top native g GERS
- 0s5 IS. good 10 prime S. au5 o. medium 81 Goa
% others IS 25@3 %. Texans 81 50S3 50 westerns
~ W@59 ~ cow II az ~. HOGS-kecepts Is o o.
shipments 10. MAJ ket active opened 5G1lUc high
er, closed with advance lost. Mixed and packers
- 500 a. rough IS 4OCa5 50 prime heavy S. aka6 -,
butchers 81 &ee6 %, light Sc % a 8 81 SHEEP-R.,
cepa l.GOU shipments I'd. MARKET steady; natives
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/ A copartnership In the glass works
amounted to a wise. advantageous in.
vestment. since, without the present
embarrassment. the affair gave good re
suits. And Julia, moved to tears, was
saving:
and then Jacques is so kind, so dill
gent, SO honest! If you only knew.
/ Fred. how he loves your sister and
what happiness she owes him! Ali
Ruin, privations-that is nothing! The
! hard part is that man like Jacques
should bear the undeserved stain of a
kind OF disgrace. Win it ever be
granted to me to console him?"
In his turn the young man kept quiet,
lowering his eyes, thinking of this mar
rage which might have saved his rela-
tives.
But while lowering his eyes he saw
his red ribbon, and it seemed to him he
heard an interior voice repeating the
sentence he had just uttered: ut would
not be acting like gentleman"
He also saw that Martha no longer
curled her dolls wig Sitting on the
ground, motionless and silent, the
child was looking at her mother, who
wept silently. She wept-in silence
also.
Julia" said the young man. soberly,
ego, in my name, and ask for Mile.
Bourgeois hand"
''At last" triumphantly exclaimed
Antoinette's mother, after Julia had
formulated her request. Then, calling
her daughter, she added in the same
joyous tone: 'Come-he has come to it!
Answer. darling. Tell-ten how back.
ward we found him.
A lovely smile, so chaste in its frank
ness, lit up the young girls face. and.
without speaking, she advanced toward
Nine. Duchemin with extended hands
Then. kissing her:
II am SO happy!" she exclaimed,
bravely.
The very next day Frederick began
his ''wooing," as 1t is called.
Yet, what strange thing! He, so
outspoken till then-so open and so gay
was formal now, circumspect, stilted;
almost unpleasant. Goodbye to init
mate Chatter" to all freedom! He
chose his words carefully. No moro
jokes now!
At first, Antoinctte was disconnected
by it. But, surrounding her painful
impression, she appeared happy enough
for two. She was the first to speak Of
their plans. saying, as if inadvertently,
these dear plans"
He still called her. s.mademoiselle,"
while she called him plain Frederick. i"
She consulted him about the details OF
their future home. What shade did he
prefer for the curtains? And when
they were passing the glass works,
to kiss Martha, she prompted:
Say: Good morning, Aunt Fred"
The attorneys had taken the matter
in hand. Everything was ready, for
the lieutenant had told his sister:
''Act for me. Have the settlements
drawn to suit yourself"
AS for him, to all questions he as
sw cred:
Eyes. All right. AS you please"
So much so, that at last Julia took
him aside, and said to him:
Take care, Fred; take care lest you
yrieve this child!"
'Grieve herr he repeated, startled. |
st would cause me the most bitter re-
norse'
"Yet one WOULD think you do not love
ler." ~ 80 AFs
Not love her." exclafi1sd the young
nan. 81 would be the most migrate
ul fellow. Oh! on the contrary. love
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
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you where it pays to advertise
II You have anything TO BUY. SELL.
IRAOs Or RENT, try these columns.
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No advertisement taken for less than loc.
One Tine advertisements charged same
rate as two lines.
Prices given under classified heads in this
Column appiicabie Only 20 local advertise
ments. No fcreigD advertisements take, AT
above rates.
Answers TO advertisements sent In care of
TIE EAGLE Office should be called for within
ten GAYS after insertion. When advertisers
wish replys forwarded to them stamped enyeI-
opes mus; be sent
Reference to former advert isem. Ets should
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Not responsible for advertisements given
or discontinued by telephone
Classified advertisements will be Scents
Per line each insertions: average seven words
10 hne. agate measurement
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Ham nrS has ,roh;h;tea the e,.r,

HAMBURG has prohibited the entry
OF Russian emigrants into the territory
OF the city. and the police are instruct
ed not to allow any Russian emigrauts
who may arrive at the Ham burg from
tier by roads. rail or water TO enter
Hamburg territory. even though they
may be provided with tickets for their
Journey and means TO carry them on
their way. Travellers from Russia .xith
cabin tickets are not affected aT the
order.
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Chicago cram and gradurc-

CHICAGO. sept. l2.-Whest-No 2 Spring cssh
1tc SeptemJcr o. Oct ober ,slec Becein Der 7ilsc
MAJ ,aysc. Corn-No; ? cash s2S4c. September s2ssc
Ocseber lstsci December c. Nay itssc Onts-\o
kcash S'a4e; september 23s4c. October s7sc May
sxssc. bye &c. Barley nominal Flaxsced ;. ts,S,
Ilmohy - - = 10 Fork. cash SIC Ia. SOFTEN Der
lilo ~ October Slt 20 Lard cash IS 6AsS "a Sep
TEN Dol IS etS, October IS Ii. Short ribs Sia a2ls
ehousaets =. 90. 81. Short clear 50 1901 VU
sugar; Cut loaf 6'ac. cranulatesi 3 IS standard A
btc. Batter Grmer creamery 2SS323sc. dairy l1oa
Ae.. EsEs hrmer; strictly fresh llulsc.
wheat heceipts id.sse shi iineHi>. 1,Ng Corn
--keceipts. st5 U0; shipments. 9s.UI Oats -Iie-
ceipts- tso.uJ shipments. lesutJ. 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-13
The Financial Phase.

Man lin theater. 70 woman in fro- Z,
Madame. l paid one dollar and half
for this seat. and your hat
Woman fcaimlyl-That hat cost Forty
ialfarx N. Y. Weekly.
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~. lAu,s Grain and proar,.

ST Louis. Sept.s Il ~ heat higher. cash 6ic.
septenbe 6ii4c, October 6llsc. peceru be-
Hay sSc Corr hisier; cash 4ll9c. september .0l.c
Ociobcr sc, Deem er &C, May IsSac oass
h1sc, May &c. Pork m: job6ng SI7 90
Lard noininallg higher. Ji@S 6l Ry, Igc bid
barley Eominai Bran higher 5tc. FaXseed sc
torn meal 81 81. Butter h aher: separator cream
Dry 23aZbc; chooe d. Try 2Set2lc Eggs unr hancc,i
Nhcat-lteceips liS0ga shipments AtNJ Corn
keceipis t.oJ. shipments 5l,0Jl Oats Receipts
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Kansas City Srain ana Proagc.

KANSAS CRY, Sept. 1e.-wheat &c higher. No
nnrd So@5Ic No. red 5ia511sc. Corn Is4a Il
pats hrm, No. = mixed 2ltes2c, No. white 256s2.c
hyr scarce; No 2nominnny Soc. Flaxsped nomin.
NY etaesc. Bran firm. 5s0s g.. FAY firm tmo{ nv
5sS ~ prairie 50 U0ao ID 6uiior firm; creamery
So, DAIRY l.@ise. Lgss active and very firm
trtctly fresh 1tc.
heai-hccsipts. s2.tu. shipments. s6oU Corn
-des eipts. 10 Uv; saipments I2,tUO oaIs-Keceiuts
.... shipments ,....
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De. W. P. PARR,

Specialist in Chronic and Nervous diseases
and diseases peculiar 20 women. Dcranupd or
suppressed menstruation froya whatever
cause speedily restore, by that best of remedies
Electricity. Speedy and Painless cure OF
Structure and Private diseases Guaranteed
Thirty years experience. Consultation f,,es
Correspondence invited. Residence Is1 Nor, n
Topeka avenue. Office go North Main street,
Wichita, Kan. d j, IF
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HOGS.
Hog market active and 50i0c higher.
REPREsENTa saggS
The following the representative ies of hogs
wichita Produce Market.

eotatoes-Colorado 75c. Eggs lO@1lc. Rutter-
First creamery &c. second Creamery l5c. othel
grader l5@lsc.
Chlcksns-ftens &c per pound; spring 6<c; ROSTERS
&c Ducks; old &c. young &c: geese, OLD &C. young
&c: turkeys &C.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-13
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York Produce and Money.

New York Produce and Money.
NEW YORK. Sept IL
Money on call easy, at 3a4 per cent closed offer,
ID at ).
frine paper sa12 pr cent.
STERLING exchange weak and dull, with actual
business at - S4ai So1t Tor demaud and "a Sjlaei
SOY for SIKH -aay bills.
Silver ,erJ .nca,es .ae.
Total sale stocks today, 2i2 $50 shares
aonse-,,pSt hio strong, No. :. lac.
Sugar-Refned 1rm.
orleans sc. oN' s
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Women, we want you to
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ell We ask you to investi-
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European methods OF treat
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Invalid and ain,os. disheart-
ened by the failure OF others
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III tAeSt cases we claim
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1.oca, crain ana se.o u,r..
Wichita Horse Market.

Wheat No. 2 4oc. Corn &c. Oat- Zoe. RaIed
lay sg 20. Ground corn i5@S5c. Corn and cat
mixed 9Uc. Bran iUc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-13

Females ana Children. diseases a ,nee,n,,y
GeRse fof ia.lies slaiirS confinement STRICTLY rr.
sHte VIXEN so desired also permanent homes mo-
vjded for children when desired Letters OF lnrui
Is eonndehtis. and answered ,goiD,,ity fiom. N
~ Avenue. Wichita. kans;ts.
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DR.. BOYD
BACK FROM EUROPE.
Special instructions taken i'm Z. S
and European Schools of Medi clue
Newest and Best Treatment, Lowest
Prices.

For years we have successfully treated
Chronic and Special Diseases. curing where
Others have failed. New. Reliable and Skill
full Methods.
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copyright, 1893. by
the Author.
NCLE F z E D
was simply a
very nice fell
low W h o S e
name was Fred
erick Barrels.
He was of a
good dis posi-
ton; that could
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Bladder. Urinary and Rectal.

Inflammation. IncOntinence, Painful,
Difficult. structure. Discharges, Sores,
Piles. Fistula. Ulcers,
Troubles caused by contacinn. over in5uIrences
or acute inflammation. Rright'o disease OF tie kid
ncys diabetes. milky urine painful swelling blood
diseases gOnnOrrhea. poisonous DISCHARGES yari-
cocele. hydrocle, const pation, catarrh OF bowels
chronlt darrhsea enlarged veins, Old sores qu.L-
~ and permanently cured by mild harmless II eat-
ment: success iii every case undertaken Send ior
,ti-t M
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Take Myers stage line at Wharton and
Oriauio for Saltwater. Lewis Myers.
proprietor. .3if
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Wichita Mule Market.
llhands. ttor venrs old.
=. 10 CC@I5 q {

Wichita Brendsiuf Market;
Flour-Best patent 81 ". SECOND patent 81 3d. ex-
ira fancy 81 JU.
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e4c. ' i'~
AEw ORLEANS. Sept i2-Cottor steady; middlnr
spihds BE- low middling iAc, good ordinary 11sc,
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Diseases
Of
Women.

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Europe and the United States joins and con-
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respect our Institute is a peer TO any in the
west We cure Sterility Dysmenorrhoea,
Proplapsus. Leucorrhoea( wbites} Uicerations,
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fieEaEt rec!nfa.: chair care 81 nil trains aud
Pullman seencrs from W!u.its knhsRs tttg aaI
tTlCato without change might traits. aickcss
sold ami issE.sva checked thfo,: q, all .osnts
north. srut "a. and west ANA steamship tickets
splsi "a all !sufopesi Isuinis ut rates. tGy
Ticket Office ul East iioggla- avenne corner sian
street, passenger station ccrser douglas Mead
avenues. Telephone igs.
J. a. FHtTItPS, fTra-t ss.ae
fNO. SEBASTIAN. a. Z. & 4. A. Chicago Ia
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Take stage at Noble fer Tecumseh Bes
and shortest route. WM. SHFAGEg.
Manager
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FAT FOLKS REDUCED

by DR.. Snyder's Treatment,
We pledge YOU honest and just treatment. Why
suffer longer? cure is certain, No testimonials
asked or published. Strictly secret. Send stamps
tor question list. Medicine sent To al poin-s.
The Boyd Medical Company,
1876 n. Main st. wichita Kan
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FINANCE NDCONNERCE
The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle. 90; Hogs. $50.
WICHITA MARKETS
WICHITA, Sept. 12.
CATTLE.

The quotations acre presented are 10 give the
shipper IN idea OF the general range OF prices
Native shipping steers. good TO extra---$4 80 81
l,atix hIIt1 Lar
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TRAINS.
NORTH AND EAST.


No. 4l4 Kansas City Exp'ss
No. 406 Chicago Nestibule
Fast Express.
No. 40S Missouri River Ex-
No. I5S Englewood EXpr'ss
No. AIS Local Freight......
No. 46S Freight. ....... 80.
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. 40I Oklahoma City and
70, Worth Express. ....
No. 407 Caldwell and Pan
Handle Express. .........I
No. 403 fort Worth. Gal
weston and Texas thro'gh
Express ..................I
No. Ais Wichita Express. d.
No. 451 Engiewcod Accom-.
No. IL. Local Freight.
No. 469 Freight. ............l
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Trains designated as local or mixed do not run on
Sunday.
Fer iulI information call at city ticket Office. ia
Main street.
Depoi corner Second and Wichita streets.
+ l.. BIECkIty. 7. and T. A.
TihE iASiE IHiCAGo. ROCK ISLAND fA,iFiS
EAsi.NAG
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-08-18
WEST HALIFAX.

Willard Weeks is home from New York
for few days.
A. c. Jones spent last week in New
York and Brooklyn.
Stone & Clark are making extensive re-
pairs upon their mill.
Will Higley has gone to Chicago, and
Norton Thurber goes this week.
Remember the lecture of Mrs. n. j. T.
Brigham next Sunday at 4 p. NJ.
Several took in the excursion to Sarato-
ga Springs last Saturday and think they
had good time.
Road Commissioner Worden is making
repairs on the Green River road. There is
yet much to be done to make our roads as
good as before the spring freshet.
Some scoundrel burned the saw and jelly
mill of j. E. Gates in the north part of the
town Monday night, and it was with diff
Guilty that his other buildings were saved,
It seems as though the town ought to offer
a reward for the arrest and conviction of
the incendiary whoever it may be. Mr..
Gates has had property damaged before,
and last winter A. T. Thurber's engine
was tempered with several times, pieces
being taken from it and carried off. There
ought to be an end put to such business by
putting the guilty person or persons where
they will not do any more damage for sew
eral years at least. 1t is time something
was done.