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away. and the long. writhing snake
spread full length across the bench
kissing and thrashing in wild and in
creasing frenzy.
Like lightning the supple body coiled
around the equally active rats, but a
dozen sharp teeth left a mark where
the circle began In few seconds the
rodents were squawling like q lot of
mad monkeys, and the soft fur on their
backs bristled with anger.
From twenty wounds the snake
writhed and Kissed at each fresh at
tack. In less than a minute il had
cOiled a hundred times and always
managed to protect its head. Once
Brigham was fairly struck back of the
ears and rolled over ont OF the ring
kicking and gaSping for breath Ho
came back presently, however, and
like Jack Dempsey in the last round
gave great promise Of game fight.
Ills FUR was up and at the first open
ing ne got his teeth into the snakes
throat and hung on until the whole
crew lined up along the rest of the
body and in a moment the fight was
over, after which the winners opened
up another row for the remains.
Topsv assumed that a. the natron q
the founding asylum il was her pre-
rogstive u take the body TO her
wards. and Cra bling the dead snake by
the mead she made for the cage. Such
4 movement, however. did not receive
the hearty approval Of the other con-
testants. who, without further cere-
mony. fastened themselves on and
landed Topsy At the other end Of the
ring.
A general melee ensucd. in which
the Iuatron showed her teeth 20 good
purpose and drove the pillagers OF
temporarily. After considerable tug
ging and hauling She finally got the
corpse partly IN the cage where her
yo-ug were preparing % hold post
norton. No sooner had she passed
through the entrance when the unre-
wa-ded contingent followed up and
grabbed the half that still pTotruded.
Topsy had probably expected some
thing 4 this sort. and was braced for
the shock. ! arst-class tug-of-yEr was
waeed. n which the foundliags took
hand and seuealed louder than any q
tne tribe
y lasted some minutes. when Tope-
showed signs q fatigue. aid Nir-
Brown drove o:s the -abble. Topsv
then carefully drew the snake into her
hospital. and quie; again prevailed
The f-hc lasted about two uinztes
and none q The rat. with The excep-
ton = brigham Young. showed sIyas
q having been n j. a. ali They were
g. Viarfai and gentle - before. a..
ate -aeir I1-el = cracksrs- bo0cl po-
tatoe., meat. fruit. etc. a. = notk.ag
1z1 happened 90 mag their -sveoltv.
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s. about eighteen years ~ age, and n
very manly looking youth. - great
breadth II shoulder and capacity q
lung. Down a. the factory - evenings
he j. won't To give strange vocal cxli-
billions - his fellows and the neigh Dor
ing country a. large. Mounted ou a
pile Il pig lion, ne braces himself.
takes a long breath. and theu from an
oval-shapei mouth emits. without any
apparent effort. tones fha, fpr strength
and far-reaching quality bis auditors
declare they have never heard the
equal On clear night. he voice can
- heard for over two miles With a
ready ear for music young Curtis
plays" or, rather shouts. many e
the popular airs = the day. and IS
looked upDa a. great celebrity iu hJ
60 On
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down onter 'en an that broke the fall.
The bars jumped. You bet. I've hunt
ed bars long 'nough never ter let one
git away f c'u'd help it. for their noses
an skins ar with money, SO grabbed
with both hans an / got bar in each
one an of We slid over that ledge-that
is. me and the two bars. ! hung on
desprit, for | wanted somethin' soft ter
strike on. as well as to save the bar
skins. When we fetched up twas clus
down ter the edge of the water over
thar. The bar ! struck on was dead,
but t'other one swan right out inter
the lake an arter him. l got hold er
i'm an showed him back on shore, an
then took my gun an shot i'm Yes.
sir" said the wag, grinuing out loud,
''you took your gun along when you
era bbed bear in each hand and also
when you swan out in the lake. Where
do you expect to die when you go tor
Il dunno" said old Pete, sheepishly, as
he scratched his frowsy head. You
see, didn't think nothin' bout how
the gun got thar. But it's true, every
word of it. If you don't believe it I'll
take yer all over thar to-morrer an
show yer the very place" And charge
Us three dollars for your days work
showing it, exclaimed the party as one
man. NO you don't, Pete. You can't
come that You got two bars and that
ought to satisfy you"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-01
ROBIN REDBREASTS.
They Wage War to the Death on an In.
trusive Red Squirrel.

A neddlesome red squirrel brought
down upon itself the frenzy of pair Of
robbins on Hiram Cross place in Ben
ton, Pa, o2e day this month. The
robins had a nest of young ones in an
apple tree near the house, and the fuss
started because the saucy squirrel I'M
dertook to leap past the nest while the
female stood on the rim of it feeding
worms to her little ones
Mother robin flew at the squirrel
with startled cries which brought her
mate to TIE tree In hurry, and the
two angry birds darted at the squirrel,
driving it from tree to tree. and to the
roof of barn. where other robins
Joined the squalling pair and gave
fierce battle to the trembling red fell
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..'as used in drawing up the thrash and
clay from the we'll. The well digger
who had the job in hand had come to
the top to allow the proprietor Of the
premises TO go down on his tour Of IN
speetion.
When he reached the bottom he cast
his eyes upward and saw 70 his utter
horror the head Of an immense rattle
snake protruding out Of the side Of the
well less than six feet above his head.
His hair rose on end. and those chilly
sensations, we'll known TO those who
have been placed in such close quar-
tiers. crept down his back and produced
a surrendering sensa lion in his knees.
Further ana further the snake swung
out from his hole between two sections
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lake an'-you know now ourn slippery
them sidelin' lodges is sometimes, don't
you?" Yes" promptly responded one
of the vacationists. we've been there"
WALL was comm down thar an
got onter a sidelin' ledge and my feet
slipped out from under me an off
went, right over the edge of it.
thought I'd lit out inter etarnity, but l
hadn't" You mustn't try TO fool us.
Pete" said one of the listeners solemn
ly. "Are you really sure you hadn't?'
''No; Iain,t foolin' nothin' bout it. I
hadn't, that's so: fer way down bout
thirty foot below on another sidelin'
ledge was three big bars a-settin' up
lickin' their paws, an l come right
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THE HUMAN CAlUIOPE.
An AbIe-Bodied Ohio Boys Able Bodied
Musical Talent.

At Pomeroy, o., when one sits on
summer evenings, perchance in front
of one of the leading hostclries, ho
commands sweeping view of the Ohio
river. both up and down stream Often
strangers enjoying the charms Of the
situation are surprised TO hear the
staccato notes, apparently 81 stea III
calliope on some distant packet. They
learn, however, that the calliope :
notes are those of a human voice, two
miles down the river.
John J. Curtis has won the local
sObriquet Of the human csliiope." lie
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Cheated out OF the Prize

Z P. Jones. a bank president who
died in Findlay. O., q few days ago, had
the interesting commercial distinction
Of being the first applicant for a bank
charter under the existing national
bank law. The morning OF the day the
law went into effect. in lS6-. he APP
peared before the comptroller and pre-
Sented his application and the cash for
his bonds The comptroller was no;
ready Tor business. however. and some
one else secured the prize eventually,
much 20 Nr. Jones regret
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NIGHT FtSHiNG.
. Novel w.y % Ca,~hinE EsE Eiass 49,
In Nez To-E -tAt~-

When enc cold weather eo-uee rn y
,hc--zf7 the Lake E~uka l0Ter -
angling looks forward - WAS ls -
h.-a t..e most 81 orable sport af al. fa@
wear although tfe Average angler
elsewhere would n1t 20 as - 49,
much pleasure n II Tals - asasay
~ black tass q: 1.-at TIE tsaer-
men aIoag ths lake a.s~oTsoe1 ipnz
40 tkat th. b erest back bass t@e<
tie deep vsa-e- sa tA~ al, and 80 flse-
fert .uv mostly a. Eivhf IL has p 80
f-a-u dl.-1re-s-f ~ tee-1 taa. tae f1s.
have r--Hs-a- seas 2Dost szhat tlrr
are asilirg 81 cat a. q yst ia 1sn1-y
e. h-zee fass -arur ts~ dag tae
angler 60 i-a.r Ersls -rests vita isiss~
szeless z Le asaes s8tE az 0. i--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-01

Henry Wilson, the postmaster at Welsh
ton, Florida, says he cured a case OF
aiarrbmt of long standing in SIX hours.
.Ith one small bottle OF smherlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy.
What a pleasant surprise thai must have
been to the sufferer Such cures are not
Unusual with this remedy. In many in
eauces only one or two doses are required
to give permanent relief. Ii always can he
depended upon. When reduced with
Mater 1t Is pleasant To take
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-01
PHILADELPHIA AS CAPITAL.
Monotony of life In IA. city In the Tart.
Days of the linton.

Life in Philadelphia during these ten
ycars-from 1870 % 1900 must have
been rs delightful as provincial life
ban ever be- 20 those who are bred IL.
capitals There was a little gloss -
fni,h. and there was the beauty ~ tho
American women, which led 20 certain
international marriages. bat there was
the eternal mouOtouv 81 a new and
small society. Outside Of this tempo
rary capital. in the woods where the
people were beginning 20 build an en-.
pire, was 20 be found the real : ~ a
The new experiment Civilization
had pitched rs tent there. but
while the future glogved with hope
for the country sud for humanity.
the present was crude aud uusosn-
Portable The few European who
saw the hopefulness 81 the experiment.
were men Of broad and phuo.ophic
minds. Aost Of those who came hitler
on business or for pleasure complained
only - the barbarisn Of the back
woods The representative % foreign
countries who were forced 20 dwell at
tie seat % government found life a.
most un bearabl-. u was 81 Turreau.
whom Napoleon cent - minister -
the Uuited states in 1904 that Henri
Adams was writing when he 81 ID As
best, 'he position % French minister
In America VAS not agreeable The
mere difference IN habits. manner.
sraus~mea,.. AID The want % a fho1
sand Injuries aud pleasures such as
made Paris dear . every Freedman.
rendered Washington = place - exile
Perhaps nothing but fear = tie guile
t.rs could have reeou-i .ea even rspub-
l.csu Freucbmsu % staying 20 a coun-
try where. IN TIC words - T aL-yraud.
there ~as no Frenchm4n Who did no
fee himself a stranger
Bat what I'D Jesc--on Or N,3 40
care flr Tgrres II grraa % ua1a
Dolls Mad son wrote q havs heard
40 ,i 1as = I rrszz-tt&t br -hip
s re. and Abgsss her 6rszdfs.i5.-
the = p sao Wa srTvaat 81 "a sa8L
who raDbed oct TIE rse sl4~< on -
door , ae~4 there a. guide
- tae y1l .otin~rs. ard whom 30 urnr-
r~d f..eaass sh~ had D1e sas~d -
life Henry Lo5-n.s Hs.son. 10 har-
p-f- Magyar To-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-01

W. a. Mcclure, a well known citizen of
Mckay. Ohio, is IF the opinion that there
is nothing rs good for children troub led
with colds or Group as Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy. He has used it in his
family for several years with the best re-
sults and always keeps "A bottle of it in the
house. After having la grippe, he was
himself troubled with "A severe cough. He
nsed other remedies without benefit and
then concluded to try the children's medi-
Pine, and to his delight it sooa effected
permanent cure.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-01
DOWN ~ TIE WELL
fhats WHERE Georgia N=s FSaHd al
En-.E ea Eas.Le.naks-

Some days ago Mr. Eaviy White. q
s-s71h Macon was Engaged II suP~rin-
tending the cleaning oct = rs Fe-L
The vvo-S had pro~-essed f1r f7-as
tine when the i1:ca struck Eira tha' he
ought - 20 down i1 lie z-eL and ~ee
A17r the v-orz was being done lie wa
lowered - the ho:;0z ~ -1pe ar.1
iarsces attached % sFlE4.szS -sli
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10d


Dsmpen piece of flannel with Cham
terl"i's Pain Balm and bind IL ou over
The seat OF pain. L is better than anv
plaster. When the lur.-. ara or -
an application on the est ana ....,;r,.-
OH the back, between the shoulder l.t.,.,
will often proven pnsumousa. There d,
nothl-.G 50 good Tor lame back or ,,..ir
In the side. \ sore taroIt can nearly M
Gays be cured IN one ul1At by anu,vi-..- a.
ssnneI baudaSe Gampea,a wltu P.IU
Balm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-01

The Santa Fc Route viii sell round tim
tickets on Nov. Goth, Dec 4th and 18th. Ia
nil points in TeXas. Oklahoma. Indian Ter
ritory. points on Pecos Valley Railway In
New Mexico and Drcu.ng, y NJ, ar rate
ri one fare plus 90. The minimum rate
from Kansas stations 10 Oklahoma points
10 he 5000; tickets limited 10 - DAYS. re-
turning with privilege of stopping of In
either direction. For other information
call on or address
". ID. MURDoCK. D. z. a.
lGstf l5s North Main II.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-01

On account of The trau~-N ~~5>>.r.-- Con-,
p,src!al congress held IN - Las, "
c5th TO 29th. he SAINT, Re ryut- mud -
;,rd :. +. Il. oticg tie lUb.ca y-f.. -
$3.50 foT the rouud trip. Tickets ON sal.
Nov. 2fsh and a5;h. vooI tur return i.rff,
Dec sfb. Nv" daily ila-u~ leave II i...5t.
va the ~. l.. x : +. Railway. wirb,ui
change, arylylu. M the hauG>onI- new ur.
Son depot al -. Ions Call az tItv t.ckfi
office ccrueg flrsJ and Nafn for 'uG par
GUMS. ". ID NUEDeCA, D. I. \
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Group is a terror to young mothers To
post them concerning the first symptoms,
rnd treatment is the object of this item.
The first indication of Group Is hOarse-
hess. In child who j. subject 1" Group il
may be taken as sure sign Of the ap-
pToach of an attack. Following this hnaIse-
ness Is a peculiar rough cough. Ii Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy Il gwen soon
Rs the child becomes hoarse or even af, er
Bic rough cough has appeared it will pr,
vent the attack. 1t has never been known
L. Lii
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-01

Commencing Sunday Nov. p. Il new
fine card VIII 90 into effect. The most
important change will be in train No. 454
VIII Oh now leaves Wichita for the eqst At
! O'Clock p. m. This TAIN will leave Nich-
Ita Nov. - at 1l:l5 a. M. arriving AT ~
LouiS next morning at $50 II viii make
direct connections at Yates Center with
The through Hot Springs train from Kan
sas City, arriving at Little Rock next
morning at S O'Clock and Hot Springs At
Jl:l0 a. N. Other changes in the time
card Will be shown IN local time card Ia
This paper.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-01

Opens its winter term Monday next
Glasses in rlOcution, oratorv and
psychology Night classes Ia English
grammar, and composition, English liter
Hture aud eXtemDOre speaking specially
Resigned for clerks ami working young
men. Grace and health culture in juvenile
class, Saturdays 1890 ii. IN. Call for par
hcuars. dI3 IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-01

Mrs Brown-Consid erinC the t-1Bh
you have with dyspepsia shOald think
you wouldn't insist On eating s-very-
thing.
Brown-Ny dear th- o1iv tmr /
don't feel miserable s u aen Z 60 t.l-
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Excurs on via Great Rock Islanc f.ai.w.,

On Nov. 20, Dec. 4 and IS the Great Rock
Island will sell round trip tickets to all
points in Texas. Oklahoma and Indian
territory for one fare plus -. Ticket will
be good for 20 days. with stop over in each
direction. Eor further Information call at
Rock Island ticket Office. corner Main and
Douglas. !. II. PHILLIPS,
luO BIT Oily IIchet Aurnt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-01

Commencing Nov. the Great Rock
Island Railway have put in service = Cali
tornla Tourist Car. which leaves Wichita
t'erv W edne>day st 40; n m ana run
through 10 Los Angeles without change
PARTIES ans lclratlng trip To California
should make their reservation ia advance.
i or further Information writ. yr Ctl. on
$50 Il CRY l,,ker -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-01

For the above occasion the Santa Fe
Route will sell tickets TO Waco ana return,
Nov. Is. 20 and p, at rate Of Sl5. ~. transit
limit TWO DAYS in each direction: final
limit Dec. $. 1894. For tickets ami full in
formation, apply at City Ticket Office. los
North Main St. or Douglas Ave Station.
W. d. MURDOCH. ID. p 4.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-01

Mrs. Nluslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children tecthiuE. IL
kcothes the child, softens the gums. allavs.
all pain, cures wind collie. ami : the b-sr
temedy for disrrhua. Twenty-Five cents a
boltie. lsed hy millions OF mothers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-01
CHASING : REAR.
Old Pete Morse Tells III. Experience to .
Boston PARTY.

Never heard how ! chased 3 bar
cuc't. did ye?- asked Pete Morse Of the
party o. Boston merchants he was
guiding II the Maine woods WAL.
said Pete. highs I kin reckon twas
seven years ago last digging pertate-
time was right upon tibet mouutin'
over thar across the lake a hurtin'. I
was comm down the side next ter the
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dr6t

What ] want is a hat. Bnt where to get
u the Chez pest is the question. You go
iirect to Mrs Wiiman's closing out sale.
There you will find the latest stock 70
Select from and the cheapest place to bug.
Gl2 H.
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Hack Lane

Exchange stables AT Orlando and Still
water. We make a speciality of Carrying
passengers between these points. Travel
ing mems patronage solicited.
SHIVELY. NANMNCK x SHIYELY
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Cu' Ka.c~ To Chic.-ovi Eo,k Island Railway.
Convincing Today Nov. 27Eb. the Great
kocN Island NJ. Sci. tickets to Chicago At
reduced rites For further information
c-E IL RNcN l. ud TcSet Ollie. corner
Main aud Douglas. =. Il. PHILLIPS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-01

Don't miss buying your millinery Of
Mrs. Wi!mans. She has some beautiful
goods left which must be sold befor- she |
kOes away. Ul3-lJ
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Hen Aaapt. w. Ki,t.n..

4 hen with rernarxatIy dsvelore.
maternal instincts was fauuf recently
a. Rome. Ga. q family - 6vs kittens
had been adopted tv the hen. and IN
spite = every sfl-t - p-rrert tae
strange alliance the old hen persisted
Il her attention gr..l the Kittens were
seIn0ved beyond her rcaeA.
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Parties wishing 10 pay taxes before the
eIsr of December Will please take notice
HAT Fists must be in by the 10Th Of Deem
Der, 1894.
JOIN 4 DORAN,
dl1-Gt County Treasurer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-01

1T makes my homework much easier
writes - Louis housewife %! Dr. Prce'=
Baking Powder
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VIVA. T.sfe-y iu nof~Fu e0-pt-flsf .-.
a. r.r.-4-r. Sc 20 tf. trfuuf,a uon ~ H.
Is-.a.i. EsEl-r Powder st tks Ga .-ssa A.
ra..f.srsa Wiiz gfsr fair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-01

ELEGANT ~ecIiniug CHAIR cars On all trains ani
Pullman -'eepers from Wichita TO Kansas city and
tNlCAEo without change night trains. 1ckeis
sUid and baggage checked through TO all points
Ic:i' scout h. east ana west. and steamship tickets
sUIG 20 all European points at lowest rates. City
ticket Office 100 East Douglas avenue corner Main
street; pa senger station corner Douglas aud Mead
s-eEues telephone ls9.
J. II. EHfIIIPs. Ticket a..ens-
i 70 sIns eTlAN q. 7. q ] Chica 20 IL.
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For bran. shin, corn, oats and hay; W.
f. Pickett 1l9 ". Douglas. C&wJitT
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The merchant. TIE balErr. she clerk. 'hs
n1rcta-ic. fte farm s~--a.l Ike TO- raised
glta Dr. Price = tkilE Pewter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-01
Machine which Count. Dust.

machine has been invented 70 coUHt
dust particles IN the air
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r"ISg @"-,IlI SpEAST
30. Kansas city ~. Loui-i
ana Chicago. limited. daily SEAM 1904
- o Colorado spring
Denver und Pacific Gulsr
Express daily. ....-.........| ss5A u go \ If
20. sharlsa> City ~ Louis.
and Chicago night ex
daily. except sunday ....- ulOPN nI5PM
No. - Accommodations
daily except SuHdnv...-... lllOAM l2ClPH
GOING SUT- III AND WEST
No. l. Oklahoma and Iexls
express daily ................| .O2 pm sO7 JPN
No !. n. Worth, New Or
leans and Pacific G ;tst ex
daily. ..-.-.-.--....- ......... CoPH ,b7Pu
Mo-. Oklahoma ex daily
except sunday ... ...-...-.. 5lSA 5ISAu
No 81 Accom- daily except
sunday. =. ........ 2DPM So pm
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rt2iE =. Isl q ,HICAco KoCk ISLAM r4CirIC
ENIisy-aE.
f"Graai hoc, land roura."l
= errlt. commencing pril 3ltl.
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Secret S0cieiicS.

+. q. F.-yest ~iHeLo @. No. 81. MEETS every
Wednesday evening n MarinsDl bloc.
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Trulns designated ~ oCal or mixed do nol run on
Sunday.
-" inll Information cali at city ticket ofcs ilIE
Main street.
bclUi corner Second ana Wichita streets
J. j.. HT.ECkIl-Y. T.. and T. A
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NoITT A1DF.s.

NoI;TIi AID E.ST.
No4l4 Kansas City EXp'Ss' $50 a
80. 4'6 thicago Nrsiibule
Fast Express. ............. $50 pm II ~ Pm
10. 4Cc Missouri! River Tx
press. S15pI rs Pm
40 S5S En-i-wood Expr'SS 3 10 r II
10. fls Local FreiGht...... $50 T. Il 800 Il
No 42S Pasug'r. ..... : l7D II
SOT=H AND WESr.
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