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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
RAILROAD LINES
CONDENSED TIMETABLE.

-
CHESAPEAKE AND OHlO.-s:40 A. NJ. daily
for Norfolk and Old Point. 3 L. NJ, Odd
Point. Norfolk and local stations. $50 4.
n. (exceps sunday. Washington aud Cha-
ton Forge. 2:20 T.. NJ, Cincinnati and 81.
Louis Limited, with Pullman. $3.50 y. ~,
local except sunday accommodation for
charlottesville 1880 L. NJ, b. 7. ", Cin-
cInnaii and Chicago and Hot springs.
From Eighth-trees station. $50 A. NJ,
daily. with Pslace-Car Tor Lynchburg.
and Clifton Forge. connects at bfeIno
Except sunday Tor kosncy: at Lynch
burg daily Tor tho Southwest. az Balco-
ny daily ter Lexington ana except sun
day at Bessemer for Craig CITY. 4:40 +.
~. except sunday, local econ moda-
ton tor Columbia,
NORFOLK AND wEsTERN.-9 A, NJ. Norfolk
vesubuie Limited. and 9:05 A. NJ, "Tne
Chicago Express" (See full scheduled 5:2o
p. NJ, for Norfolk. 1850 L. NJ, koanoks.
Bristol, Memphis, Now Orleans. and points
South and West
SOUTHERN RAILWAY piedmont Air-LineA.-
1880 A. NJ, southern express. Atlanta,
Augusta, and posnts South. 1910 T.. NJ,
Atlanta, Augusta, and points south. 6P
H.. Except sunday, location Amelia Court
house.
YORK-RIvER LINE-4:45 a. NJ, Baltimore
Limited. daily Except sunday for bal'i.
mere and points North. $40 7. ~, local
express, daily texcep, sunday; also con-
nccts with steAme for Baltimore. IA.
NJ. (cxccpt Sunday. local. mixed, leaving
Twenty-third-Sireet station.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND 20
T~OMAc.-S:00 A. NJ, ~ ~. and 700
r. N, for Washington aud points North.
4 y. H., FredericksburS accommodation
except sunday. 6:42 A. y. and d:20 =.
~. lexceps sundayh Leave Elpa for Ash
land.
ATLANTIC-COAST uNE-o A. H.. Norfolk
special. 0:05 A. ~. through train souta.
2:55 p. H.. accommodstion. $50 +. ~.
Norfolk train. I'LL r. ~, fast express
south. 1913 a. n. Atlanta special 1900
IN. Potsrsbarg accommodation
xxABOARD AIRLINE Union stssouA -o:05
A. ~. nakss Al local stope; connee.s ~
kalaiRh with Piedmont Air Line tor Ashe-
vile, ~ O.. aDd ell intermediate points on
the Western North caroiiue railroad.
12:23 4. y. (~veeNbulsd limited ralpA
BuIee sleepers Richmond 70 Atlanta;
close connection q AtiAnts ice New Or
leans md I'll points South and southwest
N. R--yes asfivale q trains - regular seAsa'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
SUPREME COURT or APPEALS
1sA'"s Building and Loan Compsnies-
Other Cases Observation-Disclosures.

Other Cases Observation-Disclosures.
~ Supreme Court OF Appeals Of vir-
snaa commenced yesterday its last term
s.' present constituted. On January LIST
~ me new judges will 20 upon the
s uen. There were present at yesterdays
i ions 5 JUICES Lewis Hinton, and Fsunt.
the CITY 1ssssSy Hiehardson had not reached
s,s nome, In New Kent. The Court IN.
nrsssD ,es 1osketed for arxument 10 BE-
tsSsn Il rnun further orders. This Il
D. considered for the DrsS~ ~ s's VIA
The following decislons vsre rarn.,An.
'>>-sssosucsith W CnsrioffeuyiiiS -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
r.. rttv Hall Courts.

The Hastings Court was not In session
In Clerk Ia wfon's office. II was dated
Amelia Courthouse. Va, January I 1884.
and was addressed TO MI. Woodson,'
who Is supposed to be colored. The mis-
ID receive your kline and yelling letter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
wEsr-END SUBURBAN
TATE mail "A
IMPROVED AND yAc,,-

by virtue OF a deed of ,r
4. Ierreii and wife. glf.l 1 it,
ana recorded IN Henri,
IN Deadlock l5 ~. ps..
quest or beneficiary. 1.f,... DO -
made In payment " ip5, /,
seh by public auction. on ri
WEDNESDAY. NOyENprr
at : O'Clock =. VI. the Ions 49,
as follows. I
l. LOT OFF LAND A. s.. =
or carter and Wlni.r st,. ~
ing on carter street Isl r..
back between parallel la. r- a
2 LOT OF LAND al ~
OF Gates AMI Winler F.
lng on Gates street a. .a. .
tween parallel lines o. | .
3. LOT on east I'm. ~
ginning 10 feet south ~,
thence running s0ufrrsrr
on east line ~ Gates sfr
back between parallel l.r.. az
l0-fOot alley. ,
There ~ a LARGE FRAN.
ING. not quit" complete
the southwest corner o. t.t
streets. with shop on r.- g
outlay will finish tae r.
very attractive home. q
bargain. There r d
FRAME COTTAGE vItt .
lot OF o. feet On Haf.. .f.. .
II desired. the lerI vr. DID,
and sold accorl.rr tn
at office 0f the auc'.ur..- .
TERMS: Cash for l,f.
taxes due. and eNptn- 81 .f
I'm twelve month. Win '
terest. or. r. l"ufrhl.-
for expenses Of sale. .r. &C., r.
~arrearages Of sop 3D.. arII
TO be announced at . d
liberal. IS
JULIUS cr....
50 d. 1871
= D.. 'ItI.T.L
II. II. Chahin & Co.. tr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
REMOVALS..


NOTICE.-DG. r.. II. CUNNING
~ HIN has removed from bis Office. No. $40
east Franklin street, 10 90 wes. sixiy-niin
street, New York city. oc O-Tu.f8suC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
THE Fl. T. MILLER SHIRT CO.,
l. 9O6 EAST MAIN STREET OLD STAND.

IL. L. MILLER. MI DOVE.
Manager. Proprietor.
Having secured the patterns, machinery,
| etc. OF the late firm Of ". T. Miller &
| Brother. and with increased facilities,
| are now thoroughly equipped TO manu-
! facture SHIRTS, DRAWERS. and all
| kinds Of GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR
| to order, and measure n speciality. The
| patronage OF the late firm and that OF
the public is most respectfully solicited.
| and perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
no g-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
VIRGINIA In THE CIRCUIT
COURT or u CITY or RICHMOND,
II. 1894.

OCTOBER IL, 1894.
New York Carousai Manufacturing Com.
pany, a corporation duly chartered
under the avs Of the state OF New
York
against
j. II. Iuludp' DtietliduNs
IN case and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object OF this suit Is to recover
against the defendant the sum OF S652.6s.
with Interest thereon at the rate OF . per
cent. per annum from June l, 1882, until
paid, and 10 attach the estate or debts
owing 10 said defendant within the city
II Richmond, and subject the same to
the YIN Of the plaintiffs claim.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendant Is not a resident
of the State Of Virginia, II Is ordered that
he appear here within fifteen days after
due publication hereof. and do what Is
necessary to protect his interest In this
suit.
A c~opy-Teste:
f.. NJ. ROWELLE, Clerk.
James Lewis Anderson,
A.. T.. Chalmers. p. q. oc i9-tft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
COURT ORDERS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
EASTERN DISTRICT or VIRGIsIA, ,
pfruunND VA. October DU. lsyi.

VA VCV0UVT W IvVf
mo WHOM III MA CONCERN :
i Take notice that by virtue OF q
writ OF attachment issued out OF the United
states Distrt.t Court Clerks once, az
Richmond. Va. In ,he suit OF Lemuel
Massey vs.. Vessel William Henry ct. ais. |
have attached the saii vessel william Henry,
now lying at West Point, Va. and on the oh
day OF November, 1894, said cause will he tried
at the Unito1 states Courtroom, ~hichmono,
Va, when aud where all persons Interested arc
cited 10 appear and interposs their eisinA
j. N. HCDGIN,
90 oS.tNooI United States Marshal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
OLD DONlAI
~ STEAMSHIP CON

MS\ rKI.wEEKLyy allE. .
s,e,mers iesge Rlr
EVERY ryEspAi.
bAY. and FRIDAY AZ , 1,
Manifest closed one hour
'ishs leave New York
North river, Tor Richm-" ..t
DAY. WEDNEsDAf' anu
Passenger accommodate
Cabin fare 90 New lOFA
meals and BERTH VIA JtH
Richmoni and PstcrsNat
rad. and ChesapeaAe :
railway .....,s'.
Round-trip tickets. g0ot I- -
days .............Fs.s n
Steerage fare, with s4nrt .
Storage fare. without SUI
Tickets on sale at kitAH .
81 east Main F.
peake and ohio. and hieh.
tersburg depots, and a. 2
1901 east Main street,
many popular northern W.
and summer resorts can ~
Bacgage checked through :
Frelxnt forwarded ana fAf "a
lading issued for points
York. .tfsI 81 81.
Passengers leaving klc,N r-Ila
DAYS. TUESDAYS M.f.,.s D d
TuURSDAYS. and SAT- ~ So.
CneSapesks and Ohio raw -
bort New0 at $40 4. NJ, n'
mond and Petersburg ka,i"' o.,
tame days. at , A. II, VII ls,-.
ton at Norfolk win s'e'
nose GEo. w. ALLEN 8 GO AZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
BUSINESS WANTS.

T ESSONS IN EMBROIDERY, ROY
IL AL ART,' Royal Baltsnburg Lace. Louis
XIV. Single lessons, soc. ten les.ons. s3. Troll
lsy Cloths and new designs FOR stamping from
Cincinnati and New York. A largo supply OF
Beautiful Etibroideries. York. and the
newest styles OF Fancy Work nlwayso on hand at
n RICHMOND EXCHANGE FOR WOHAN'S
WORK, 900 east Franklin street. DO 7-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
CAFES. FIRST PREMIUM SAFE
HERRING-HALL MARVIN COhPASYs SAFzs.

X. L. BARNES, sole and controlling dealer for
Virginia. North Carolina, aud south Carolina.
FIRE.PROOF SAFES. FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES, BUR8LARsPROOF SAFES,
JEWELLERS SAFES, FIRE. PROOF Vault
FRONTS, BURGLAR-PROOF VAULT FRONTS,
VAULT Innings ts,ecl or irony.
All kinds and classes OF Bank. County, Jeil,
and Government work, AMI lime Locks.
Expert attention TO Locka and all kinds OF re-
pairing done promptly. Full line SECOND
HAND SAPE3. Prices warranted as low ~ any
one can sell you. Easy terms. oc 2s-tNol3
WANTED, CASH FOR COAL AND
w WOOD for short tlms. ANTHRACITE
for 81 and si.75 per ton SPLINr COAL, s4.15
and IS; No. 1 SOFT COAL, Tor CRATES, $3.50 /;
WEST VIRGINIA COAL - TO 1923. Best
COKE in the market-S:ovo, Nut. and Eyg-S3
for rs bushels. Ask for tricks GENC.
Inc, ana take no other. A n PINE
WOOD-Loog. Sawed, and Split.
1900 west Broad. Phone 407; Nineteenth
and Cary. Phone 165.
oc 2S-lm c. II. PAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
VIRGINIA NAvlGATIoSf
,AAnANyrS IN

LINE 20 NorfolA. rorlsmoa'a. as
Newport News. Claremoh1, y.
river landings. q sInNla. a. -
Point and Norfolk ier ..e;
sTEiM srI p0cAiioNrAsy kSD
MoNpAy. wEpNEspAt
FRIDAY AZ Z \ fare %
Eiectric-cars direct % Neai,ms.ih. o.,
no and 81 10 Norto.A M.sic b .
point. and Newport Ns""
oErsaxht received daily for an ylsS'
r,scss and ali points in Eas's'"
and North Cafoiins- wrIsfGER
in'hN Supsfieisa'
lfs,' =
o.nar.l oa,ess, Planters SAAA S'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

BY Denoon. Tl.r,r
Real Estate Agents ar| A
81 Main .f...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
AUCTION sALxs-vu,.r
STOCK AT AUCTION

by n, B. chann 4 -
Real Estate Auctlon....
No. l north Tep,h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

r. II. ChaHn & Co.. hi.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-06-08
High Bred Dogs Not the Most Intel.
ligent,

So long as our dogs we're employed
in the labor of the organized recrea-
lions of man, the tendency Of the
association with the superior being
was in a high measure educative. They
were constantly submitted to a more
Or less critical but always effective
selection which tended ever to develop
:. higher grade of intelligence. With
The advance in the organization of
society tho dog is ever losing some
thing of his utility, even in the way
Of sport. He is fast becoming a mere
die favorite, priced for unimportant
oeculiarities of form. The effort in
the main is not now to make creatures
which can help in the employment of
man, but to breed for show alone, de-
handing no more intelligence than
is necessary to make the creature a
well-behaved denizen of the house.
The result is the institution of a won
lerful variety in the size, shape and
special peculiarities of different breeds
with what appears to me to be a con
comitant loss in their intelligence. 1t
appears to me, in a word, that our
treatment of this noble animal, whore
he is bred for ornament, is, in effect,
degrading. -Scribner.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-06-08
NEWS IN BRIEF.

-'omer mentions locks and keys.
Illuminated leather is in demand.
Uncle Sam issued 81, 900 patents in
1898.
The African King Preston John
never had an existence.
Tie actions of mon are the best in.
teypreters of tacir thoughts.
1t is hard to be n frIead to a man
who is an enemy to himself.
-Twenty.four>hour face clocks are
numerous in New York show windows.
A horseahoeing smith frstappeared
in Germany, where iron shoes we're first
used for horses.
The first tunnel for commercial
purposes was executed by NJ. Riguet,
in the reign of Louis XIV, mt BCzler
in, France.
An Indian named Kimotah, who
lives at Forth Smith, Ark, has n horse
that is within a fraction of nineteen
hands high.
One part of Lake Ronkonkoma
Long Island, has never been fathomei,
Two hundred feet of line have failed to
find bottom.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-06-08
Southern and West
ern States.

In a row at Jerry Shines saloon,
in Lima, O., Frank Ellser shot Pat
Lyons dead.
Smallpox has broken out in the
Northwestern National Home, at Mil
waukee.
A 300, 0C0 fortune falls to John
McDavitt, the keeper of a Port Town
send wash restaurant.
Bandits slew Bernito Hernandez, his
wife and three childrennea Colchastos,
Mex, and soldiers are in chase.
Quarrcling over a woman, Burnett
Rowe and Joseph O'Connor fatally shot
each other near Newport, Tenn.
In a desperate fight between police
and freight car thieves at Guthrie,
! Okla, Policeman W. IL. Lester and
George Burgess, a colored thief, were
fatally shot. 3
Robbers slew j. f. Ringstrom, of
Ottumwa, Ia, and threw his body into
the river,
For the murder of his wife at VIII
mington, n. c., John Brock was given
the maximum sentence of 80 years,
While handling bananas Jacob Verb,
of Dubuque, was bitten by a tarantula,
bat prompt cauterization saved his life.
On charges of taking brides oil
homestead claims, at Perry. o., T.
| August Z. lIanlon was arrested at
Portland, Orc.
Andrew Dwight and b. Landry were
crushed to death by the fall ola cornice
at the Sophie Newcomb College, New
Orleans, La. /
On two counts for forging whisky
warehouse receipts, W. IL. Sutton vas
sentenced at louisville to II years
prison.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-06-08
A Practical Solution.

A professor at the University of
Texas was explaining some of the
habits and customs of the ancient
Greeks to his class. 1.-The ancient
Greeks built no roofs over their the.
%atres," said the professor.
What did tho ancient Greeks do
when it rained?" asked Johnny Fizzls-
top.
The professor took of his spectaoies,
polished them with his handkerchief,
md replied calmly: "rhey got wet,
T suppose."-Texas Siftings.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-06-08
THE NEWS
Eastern and Middle
States.

While stealing a ride at Little Falls,
n. Y, Harry T. Hunter, a Phil0del-
phia plumber, was killed by falling
under the wheels.
For $40 5oo tho Merritt WrecL;nc
Con,ronv of Nov Vorl- h,s
Lo"abt 10 s,oa,,or porsi,n N,ror"G
straodsd off F'astnort l.
HnH,ittaI in Civ ]r1i,nios an the
wound of ;,sarity orJnJ ,ho tr;,l If
Nrs Csther;ne N Fiilgcr,iJ If Now
Wi Gov Mo sbno,inr8 - NJ CoroLno
poars,n .
- ~,
by " i"I' VI JutEP az n.sl' I['"'' ."e
iUoi ms w." ioiN "u.n'' ii'n'','ht
hM;TTo1l' "'''''''' wits Instantly
iheo"h from MS stage III "Sl.hS-
ton oIIa'r' t 1ofE' 1"nf I'm
nioliy , 'iG "li'er' h"' MS 'e"u 'F''S'i'o
ny wheel
Edward T.. Goodwin, a fireman.
Ps,iamiIl NlrL'or, IL pFaNeil'an' an"
iGioi'uM i"' Til,"I wa" M'!r SVsa.l,lS
ON tbo Proyfdnnco nir;"om n',I - Nv WE UlI
Colony Railroad, at Sharon, Ma&achu-
sets.
Holm Iinharccr If pIainfcId Now
Jersey was drownoJ in tho Par;ton
river near Round Rrnol, Tn was
fishing and got too near the dam, his
boat beng drawn under the fall by an
eddy. t
Rv irboLno oos from = ,,bo por.
par1;no n Uoff on onoontr;o ey-,I;,h
mmsician of Now Vnrl, onJnJ bor Iifn
~,
Inc $50 haroor ponce recovered
tlie pouy oil FRANK "hllaIl, OF FhiladeI-
plia' one Of lhe Harvard students who
The other hodias have been ra yr
The remains were fonnd about 10nG
yards from whore tho accident is s,n.
posed to have taken place.
A fire broke out early in A tenement
house on Suffolk street, New York.
LIZZIE Wager. aged 4 wears was
| fatally burned, and a number of others
were badly burned and bruised in csca.
,;rr C,or, A., I,,;l1;nc
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-06-08

Austin X. Jones, who has rung the
college bell Mt Harvard for nearly
forty years, was not a bit clustered
when he discovered the other morn
ing that some mischjcyols students
had carried away -kAa bells tongue.
He obtained a hammer, AMI st the
hour of 7.30 a. m. made noisa enough
by means OF it to Summon the students
tc duty,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-25
New Incorporas,ons.

OLYMPIA, Oct 81 Special. Articles for
the following domestic corporations have
been filed with the secretary of state:
Hoodoo Hydraulic Gold Mining Com
panv, of Spokane; capital, 10000, in
loo 90 shares of s. each; incorporators.
sidney ID. Waters. :. L. Burbridge, G. j.
Hood. George L. Waters. Richard Price;
TO do a general mining business.
Relcher Mining Company, OF Tacoma;
capital, 81, 0oo, 90. IN 10000 shares OF ~
each; in-orpoEators, Peter DAILY, ;. j.
Deuabough: 10 do a general mining BUSH
ness.
The Lesser Company. Of Waila Walla !;
eapitaI. 5000: in coo shares of 81 each I:
,ncorporators. Lily LASER. Christopher
Fnnis. Augustus l.. Iorengan; 10 carry
on a general merchandise business
c. Paulson Company, of Seattle; capital.
81 90: in I. GOO shares OF 81 each iDcorpo-
rators. Christina Paulson. A. Whitaker I:
to build, construct and repair whsrses.
First Presbyterian church OF Wenatchee.
STATE Bank Of Centralia, of Centralia /.
capital. So 0oo. in 30 shares of sioo each !;
incorpoYalors. Charles olIchrsst. &. ;. TIL
christ. Frank r. MeSttt, L. J. kenne ty,
George f. Blrge. 70 do general banking
business.
The Teuino Creamery Company. Of Ta-
coma: espitsi, sio,oo IN 100 shares ct sltu
each: tneogporators, Pearl HI. Heboy,
Thomas j. Mcclellan: 10 DO general
creamery business
Potts Mercantils Company, OF Tacoms +;
canstal. $500. IN - shares Of $ioo each :
incornorAtors, William A. Freehurger, T..
q FreeeurEeF. William Potts.
Askinsou-C aAhouu Company. OF Black
Diamond. capital. so osl, IN so shares of
500 each; ineorporators. J. NJ. +. Akin
s.,n. Isaac 4. Calhoun. Francis J. Burns
10 carry on general mercantile business.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-25

OLYMPIA. Oct Special The SUI
preme court has handed down decisions in
The following cases:
city Of New Whsteom. appellant, vs.
Bslllngham Hay improvement Company,
Fespan lent. The dseislon ia tins case an
cIg8es ssycn others, ali 81 whleh present
aprea.s % the city Of New Nhateom from
tie Judgment Of the loser court dismiss
ing suits Tor foreclosure of street improve
meat assessments commenced IN parsu-
enes III general statute 6sL When tue
assessment. wAs made the city engineer
measured and estimated the cost Of work
for she Teons 81 each los, " hieh estimate
ga. reported % the COUNCIL As the expense
=. fne ARK 10 the front of each tract,
Nhiea the council adopted. Tais the eoaFt
ternas an odious method Of assess ne. sGh
no justification undeE the statute, and
{n8gWeat Is Affirmed.
: ]. Haxer. RESPONDENT, VS.. III. H. Bag
lev aaa X. " Bar.ey. appellants, King
county. Judgment affirmed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-25
The Pnriis of a Great City.

Chief of Police Rogers receives many
communications that are real curiosities.
One Of these came to hand a few days ago.
the writer's name being unknown. It
read as follows:
Last evening about 20 o'clock lady
and myself were coming down Fourth
street toward Yesler avenue. young
man about - years old. rather stout light
complexion and dressed in brown suit
and carrying an umbrella, followed US
from Seneca lie stood on the corner of
Madison and acted in disgusting man
ner. We appeared not to see him We
passed, but he repeated the performance
at the corner of James street. Ii will be
well TO look out for him. This can't be a
safe city for our girls or ladies"
Chief Rogers thinks the writer should
have reported the matter at police head
quarters the night II occurred. IL being
only two blocks walk, instead of writing
the next day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-25

Al the Inaisvilie races Wednesday the
~inuer> xeres ? 10 class. pseing. purse
81 CO, Frank ArAa. 2sti, Ill class. troi-
uns. purse s>sa. isabelle. -s-&'lt @t@
class. ,rotusg, parse 81 90. fasee Wilkes.
1rtFkE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18
HOLIDAY NCURsIoNs


On Dec %. %. "a. -. 80 and 81. 1894. and
on January I, 1925. the Missouri Pacific
railway will eel, tickets to al points within
.0G miles at one ant our-third fare for the
round trip. Tickets good to return Jsnu-
AIRY ., 1875. Ia order TO accom- IN oists
students attend ng college who desire TO
20 home 10 sp-nd the holidays the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway company will sell
tickets at one aud one-tbtrd fare, com
mencing Friday. Dee. 81, In addition 20
dates namrd allow, to any point within
the state OF Kansas regardless Of distance
Ia order 20 receive benefit % this sD~cisi
offer students must present certihcsf es
from the principal or faculty OF the coli
iege with which thy are connected. For
further particulars ell on
h r. BLECELEY,
i. & T. A.. No. Fac Re-,
ia North Main Street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18

Commencing Sunday. Nov. -. new
time card will 20 iutO effect The most
import mt change will be- in train No. A.
which now leaves Wichita for the east at
/ o'clock y. M. TINS train will leave W ich-
iia Nov - at 1l:i5 a. m. arriving at ST.
Louis next morning az $50. Ii will make
direct eouueciiOus at Yates Center with
the through Hot Springs tr.in from Kan
sss City. arriving at Little Rock next
morning ut O'clock ana Hot Springs at
ll:lO .. III. Othrr changes IN the time
card Will be shown III local time card in
This pxuer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18
TEACHEEs' ENCURslo>, TOPEKA,


One of the largest gatherings of the hol-
iday time will b. the tbirty-second annual
reunion of the Kansas state Teachers as
sociation h be held at Topeka December
20. - and y, 1924. \ very attractive pro
gram has been prepared for this occasion.
The musical feature promises TO be an at.
tractlYe one 10 the teachers and their
friends WHO desire to attend The SAINTS
f route Will sell tickets AZ 81 - for the
round trip on December - au1 - limited
TO return until January =, 1895 Remem-
her, The Santa Fe route runs three trains
daily between Wichita aud Topeka. with
ont change, equipped with chair cars and
Pulimaus, making il the most desira bic
line for comfort IS we'll as pleasure. For
further particulars call at CITY ticket Of
fee, Is North Nam street or Douglas ave
nue. stution.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18

the ST CroiI and the grave Of old man
Tidd, large, healthy blacksmith dur
ing my boyhood days, who looked like
Carver Doone. He was dark giant.
with artificial teeth which did not fit
him, and which he used TO file and fuss
with in his blacksmith shop on Sundays
and gnash at boys during the week He
came near breaking my neck eight times
for catching trout in his brook, and l
stopped growing whenever l saw him
He Is gone now, far, far away, and ia
fancy | can still hear him gnashing
those marked down teeth il subtropic-
al land
He was a michtr nan. God yot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18

W. y NcGuiye, a wei! known citizen OF
Mckay. Ohio, i Of the opinion That there
= ncttin. A. good Tor children trou bled
with colds or oroap IS Chamberlaiu's
Cough Remedy. He has used II in his
family ior severa! Yeas with the best r.
su.Is and always Keeps bottle OF il in the
house. After having ia grippe. he was
himself troubled with "A severe cough He
used other remedies without benefit and
then concluded 10 try the childrrn'~ me.!f-
cine, and 10 his delight il sooa effecte,! a
permanent cure.