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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
srprKERs, RECORDS coNFrsCATED.


On entering Room No. 423 of the Ash
land block. where the office business OF
the American Railway Union Is conducted
the deputy read the subpoena and then the
search began The officers had mall sack.
Records letters circulars. teegrams ana mis-
collaneous matter were thrown In a heap. ana
then the private correspondence or the ONCE
was collected and. with warning TO Haines 70
appear before the United States Grand jury TO-
morrow at 10 a. m, the officers departed. The
mass OF confscated matter was taken 10 the
Federal Building In hack, and was deposited
In the vaults of the Distrct-Attorney office, 10
be used In the trial at the October term OF
court.
Observation-Disclosures Mchrtst in discussing the
legality Of the seizure says that all OF Debs's
personal letters will be returned TO him mme-
dia tey but that official matter Will be offered In
evidence against the officers OF the order.
The indictment returned by the United States
Grand Jurors against Mr. Debs ana MS
allies Is for feonious conspiracy to In
terrupt and delay the United States mails.
while that against Murwin is for throwing a
switch or otherwise interfering with the Lake
Shore tracks None OF the cases will come up
until the October term Of court but District'At-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26
THE KING OF BEASTS.
q Few Interesting Facts Concerning tn
Strength of the Lion.

q Few Interesting Facts Concerning the
Strength of the Lion.
II Is the opinion of tanners that the
tiger Is more to be feared than the
lion. One viii kill a man with as much
ease a : the other: but the lion gives
fair warning of his murderous inten-
zion by rushing at his victim with a
roar, whereas the tiger. true repre-
sentative of the cat tribe. comes sneak
ing up with the semblance of an affec-
Tomato purr, only to set his fangs,
with sudden spring. into the very life
OF his victim. The lion has somewhat
greater muscular power than the tiger,
but the latter has greater quickneSs.
In intelligence they are about equal;
and IN general it may be said that
full-grown Nubian lion and a full
grown royal Bengal tiger leach, say.
four years OLD are a fair match. 1t
would be an even guess which would
kill the other.
4 lion can drag a carcass weighing
one thousand pounds with his fangs.
The strength Of the muscles of
the back IS wonderful. If a lion
and a strong horse were to pull
in opposite directions the horse would
pull the lion backwards with compar-
alive ease; but if the lion were hitched
behind the horse and facing in the
same direction and were allowed 70
exert his strength in backing he
could easily pull the horse down
upon his launches. so much greater
Is his strength when eNerted
backward from the hind legs than in
forward pulling. A lion springing
through the air from distance OF six
feet would knock down a horse or
bullock with a single blow Of his fore
arm, backed nv the momentum of his
three huuared pounds weight. 4 full
grown lion in the iungleS VIII jump
twenty-five or thirty feet on the level
/ from running start. In captivity the
same hon would clear . distance Of
about half as great. 4 lion can jump
over fence eight or ten feet high. but
not Al a bound. lie catches first with
his fore legs and drags his body after
him.
Tigers viii jump triie higher than
this. But of ali Wild animals the
. ieopardS are the greatest jumpers. be-
. Ing able to hurl their 1.-THE and beauti-
ful bodies. curled mp almost into a ball.
extraordinary heights. They bound
with ease. for instance from tae aoor
. q the cage 50 ~ 70 touch 8 ceiling
/ twelve feet high.
For a short distance a lion or tiger
T can cutruu man and can equal the
( speed OF fast horseHGt theylo>e their
/ wind "a the end of half q mile ~ most.
+ They have little endurance and are re-
( marzably weak in lung power. Their
/ strength i of the kind which : capa-
I hle Of "a terrific effort for short time.
/ i would take six men 70 hold 2 lion
! down. even after his legs We're ted -
/ than Ae could not use his pawS-CAi-
/ c4r0 News
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26
The aahita Daily aee SUNDAY zor,ms august Is, se4
sore finale indeed.

sore finale indeed
THE following morning I learned
that the company had sought TO Jump
the town, as 1t was put TO me. So l
made bill and sued out writ Of at
tachment before myself, being ]. P,
for the advertising had done for them.
The officer seized one bloodhound
and deathbed. had long wished
TO endow bed in the Laramie City
hospital, so 1 had Little Eva's death
bed Numbered, the omelets removed and
sent it to the hospital.
the bloodhound I kept for several
years. / honestly think he tried 10 re-
form, but II was not possible. He
yearned for the applause of multitudes
and the approval OF the press. Life III
my watermelon patch seemed tame to
him, for some nights no one came, and
then be would be taciturn all the next
day, sometimes biting an Old Subscriber
or Feritas or Taxpayer and causing me
great trouble in every way.
Finally his mind began 70 wander
In fancy he was again chasing Eliza
and her little one across the frozen
stream.
Then with a fendish yelp he would
bound forward and bite at a mark-a
birth mark II he could find one.
This went on that way for a long
time until at last he became unpopular
with the public schools, having thinned
them out a good deal first and last. So
one day, as the October weather began
TO paint the willows and cottonwOods
along the streams and glorify the
sumac in the canyons, Othello, my de
mented bloodhound, got his medicine
at the hands of one of my staff named
VOx Popuh, the calf of whose leg had
been severely fiuted by my dramatic but
i'll guided dog.
He is buried TO the eastward of
Laramie, Oh the crest of the first foot
hills near the grave of Big Steve, who
also died by request of many citizens
Since then the stage, though not so
often upheld by obscure parties as it
used to be, Is greatly advanced and i'm
proved, l think, III the Rocky mountain
country"
Another correspondents, who is fool
ing with the metallic baths and geo
logical beverages at Saratoga, wrote
me in July TO know what l thought Of
buying up a lot of Saratoga chips at
John Morrissey's old store and wait
ing for an advance during the racing
season. He says that he has seen the
Saratoga chip during the racing weeks,
when the market was very feverish, and
especially the blue and red varieties
very high.
1t would be well TO get few quarts
of these Saratoga chips, no doubt, and if
the blue ones could be quietly cornered
in early July each year good results
might accrue. Do it by all means,
Amos, unless some one else is quietly
doing the same thing.
1t would be just as well, however,
to watch the papers meantime and see
whether all the senators are in their
places at the capitol. Staple groceries,
like sugar and Saratoga chips, should
be looked after sharply when the senate
is loose
visited the senate chamber last year
and had 50 lead pencils borrowed in
one day and never returned While in
Washington eternal vigilance is also the
price of the umbrella
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26
4 LEATHER BLUFF.
Bow a Jersey Politician Was Finally
Called.

How Jersey Politician Was finally
Called.
a certain very well-rnovn New Jer-
scv politician-an old man. whose fame
extends far beyond the borders Of his
own state-is celebrated as q great
buffer.
At Trenton they play quite lively
game at times, and this old man wes
formerly one OF the most repacious
players there. Whenever be got par
ticuIarly large hand he would reach
down into his yyaistcoat, pull out a huge
wallet, SIAM II down on the table. and
CRY;
Il raise that a hundred
As rule ne scOoped the pot
Several men who had seen him do
this many tunes noticed that ne rarely
did II except when Re was reasonably
sure of winning. They began 20 won
der what the big wallet contained, but
none Of them had nerve enough % call.
a they knew the old man was q close
player, who never BET unless he tad
something good
One dag last winter a Young lcgis'a-
tor from Newark was in the game. The
old man evidently had 4 good hand,
and II was rich jack pot The young
Neqvarker also had a hand really
good one-a full house. aces high. he
sized MP the Old man and Thought TIA.
a fusn or d small faI was about his
size
They raised each other fof eornpa-s-
tIvelv small amounts ~e-er5l times
Then the Old mans hand went down
into his vai-tcga, and out came the
big wallet Down . slammed On the
q Die and the cd man shouted:
q raise You hundred
r. The young nan from Ne7a-l- ''ss-un~
his cards. looked ~ tbs Old man r. m
uts. and then. reaching down. he took
Of long boot. looked 40 it car-fully.
threw it upon the table and sad.
Il call Vress there more .eather
N ms boot thau In your va g..
And ~ % tarued oas The 7ral--. --as
empty. The old man had suee@eaei .r
b.u5in- the eatf-e crowd fer months 0-l
81 empty ~allet Tl- sine fae pc
went - Ae1zrs--N s. Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26
Not ozlte.

Up in one Of MichiCan's thriving
counties lives . man who Is about ~ re-
gavdful Of a dollar OF two a. a man can
well be and 10 decent lie Is a farmer
IN comfortable circumstances, and being
thrifty, honest. industrious and . bach
elcr he was considered quite the catch Of
the neiShborhocd. Notwithstanding his
painful eZactress IN money matters. He
finally married q widow worth IN her
own right SO 600. and shortly after
ward friend met him ALLOW ne, -
ne SAID. TO congratulate you- That
marriage was worth a clean SO, 600 -
yoa. No ne replied. rot quite
that much 90 Indeed: I thought there
was every cent q SO. o00 IN u. "Oh,
10. and be sighed q little. II had TO
paw 8 f9- the marriage license De
rr5Ic Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26
vYE AyD lis BLooDH0CND.

damon seeds So had Billy Bowen and
Tom Dayton; also Billy Wilson and
Otto Gramm. So when Little Eva be
gan 70 expire "a rather raw double yolker
from TIE Plymouth Rock ranch Of Tur-
tie Dove Abbott. on the Little Laramie
river, smote Uncle Tom IN the eye and
tricklcd down on the pillow.
He wiped of the handiwork Of the
hen and went on.
Mr.. Sinclair watched the death q
his daughter. holding his broad hat up
before his face 70 keep of the groceries
He experienced religion az the death
bed Of his child, but people who stood
close 70 him and heard him swear feared
that il was not sincere. Uncle Ic-
wiped or saee-g and with Il some q the
burned cork, So that during the rsst Of
the Law he looked ike = DlacS oroncho
with one caliCo eye.
At last Little Eva, having seen
soma angels who appeared 70 Be about
northwest Of where I sat. N the gallery,
C.sssd away. AIr. Sfsclair sotued IN
the bedding quite awhile, and Uncle
Tom wiped his watch eye c0pl9uslv- It
was = tough scene. Al - once dead
ra- took Uncle Tom under tho ourr q
the ear and fell with q uauseatlns tACd
on the breast # the corpse
You should have seen the remains
hop ont Of her auction bed and fee
across the stage II her robe de NUT,
which she Lid eyllenriT outsToVn
good deal
j hea7l her cursiug { nc-@ Tom AT
e-va-l far permitting tlf ras q ia-- 90
zer thua knocking our ris pathetic al
'too5 1a- saulIs- os ,lc play i W.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26

Whereas. Legal and sufficient petitions
having been presented 80 the mayor ana
council Of the city Of WiChija praying
that a special election be called to vote ON
proposition 30 Issue bonds in the sum OF
$4,000 for the purpose Of prospecting for
coal IN the city of Wichita, and
Whereas. The said mavor and council nj
? meeting held July 23i, 1894 adopted a
resolution iusrructInE the mayor 20 cali a
special election for said purpose
Therefore. l. J.. II. Cox, mayor Of the
city Of Wichita. Kan, by virtue OF the
authority vested n me by law and In ac-
eordance with the said resolution. do
hereby proclaim ana give notice that "A
special election shall he u,iG IN the civ OF
Wichita, Kan. on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
Septenlbe 4. ID. 1884. to determine
whether or not The legal voters Of said
city of Wichits, viii Instruct rhe MAYOR
and council Of ne CITY yf Wichita 10 Issue
bonds in the amount of $1,000 for the pur-
pose of prospecting for cosl within the
rity limits Of the city Of Wichita. said
bonds 10 ran seven years and bear interest
at the rate Of per cent yer anuum. IN
terest to be paid semi-AuuUalv.
II II l. N. Cox, Mayor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26

Castoria Pitchers prescription
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium Morphine
other substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor
1t is Pleasant Its guarantee thirty years by
Mothers Casora destroys Worms and allays
feyerishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhcea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles constipation and fatuiency
assmilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
tora is the Chidren's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26

Lo5ra- 10 young lazy occupying
apartments "a the same faf5-Ach, my
u11sr esteemed fraglein, would vJ1 do
me the -reat favor of singing Tor re
this afrsru1C-s
I1r-E Lady ffa-isreI On. cs-tasn-
r, VIZ y1u 20 pl=ass.i yrsth nv sing
ll- yesterday
L11z1--No- that exactly. b1r vou
go. re ian lord p coming rhis aft-r-
noon 20 c1-lset tEe rent. aE1--I want
20 Ize the c-7crtuai-r 20 zsk - ge-
Gzc..o-. -Elezazde B.zstl-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26
@1& AWe
-
No Need to Learn.

Teacher - Harry, if a basket Of
peaches costs 81 and there are 80
peaches in the basket, how much does
one peach cost:
Juvenile Pupil-I-I don't know,
ma'am. We don't never have to buy
peaches at our house. My papa's a bag
gage man on 'Xpress train. Chicago
Trihnnc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26

10 III tsburg. Pa.-knnusi f.nca mPmeat GRAND
Army OF the LcPaaiic.-

10 HI tsburg. Pa.-6nnusI tnca mpmeat Grand
Amy ~ the IcPa6i5c.
Arrangements having been made by he
president Of tie * oman's Relief Corps
aud members % the Grand Army Of she
Republic for special train consisting Of
Pullman sleeping cars, chair ears, etc.
through 20 Pittsburg without change via
the Great Rock Island Route aud Erie
lines, the following schedule will be put
into effect.
Special train will leave Kansas City sat
urday evening. September 5. at 6.aD, arrive
ia Chicago al @ 70 clock Sunday morning
going direct TO TIE depot q the Erie Fail-
way. dearborn statiOul The day VIII Us
spent ia sight seeing aud pleasure
Ample time being given Tor al those ac
companylug tuls party 20 visit the various
parks aud also the famous " ar Museum,
Libby Prison and General Grants mouU-
ment, all Of which eau be reached in a very
few minutes from Dearborn station
The journey Will De taken up by way ths
Erie Lane leaving Chicago sunday even
Ing AT $50. passing through the following
named cities en- route. Huntington. Ind,
Lima. o, Marion. o.: Gallon. o.; Man--
Esld. O., Akron. O., Kent. o.. Warren. o,
and New Castle Penn. arriving ia Fitts
burg early Monday morning
Tickets Will be sold September 5th and
tembeT p with stop over privilege return
ing 40 points east % Chicago mp 10 final
limit Those purchasing Great Rock
and Route tickets viii not be obliged %
deposit them 10 PittsbuTg. viii Bot require
signatures or stamping iu order 20 make
a. em available. They will De- straight Out
open tickets and carry uo furtbur restriC-
lions further than uieu'oueI above.
Attached % tA.s trau viii aIso BE- =
special coach for be u-e % the pres .deut
- the Woman q Relief Corps and members
u the Grand Army en- route and iu PIfts-
burg The doSF- - Lhfs special coach viii
be open % AL. Iu fact the csr viii be used
a. an Official car wherein All business per-
tslring 20 the Craud Army can be con
ducted Nothing will be- Jeff uudele ~
the Rock Island aud Eri@ routes 90
make this most eulgyabi- trip
TO the National EDcampment, therefore
make your arrau gemeEt- early and enjoy
the pleasure Iu store Tor you. Bear iu mad
su order 70 secure these advau yes that
vour tickets should read VIA CEicsgp.
Rock Island All Pacirc railway. FROM
Missouri river points o. thicago, Chicago
aud Eris 10 Marion. Ohio, New York.
Like Er.e aud Western 20 Iouugsto8,
Oaio and PIttsburE and Lake Efis rail-
way b Pitt=burZ. Pa.
Oar rates are a. Ways - low As the low
e.t
The service rendered and attention gwen
cur patrons cannot b. questioned We
cad bu; o. rot io' 1w-
Aay furtler iatYrEna;isn waEte1, aa-
dress
T. i. A~uEEzCr. 4 r. MOTIF.
Ass, e. q aud 7. a Gea - rs =. n
s. 81 CHsaL & q hetEH.
Up A.Iuueka. kao. y PA. * sossss.atY
= 70 PHrLIrre g. T. 4 a.
- ~ Ger Main ESQ Da1s.4s p" ll hlts
E,a-~..~- - g. Tr-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26

Perspiring Guest-You advertised
"cool breezcs, " and ] haven't felt a
breath of air today!
Obliging Landlord-John, telephone
TO the beach for one cool breeze! VIII
you have 1t sent up to your room:-At-
lanta Constitution.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26

The Oricial Route to titi~burg FOR Ga-n9Id 70
No. - oi Wicntt4.

No. - OF NicHtt1.
On Tuesday evening" August n. Gar
field post, No. p. &. 4. r. department II
Kansas passed the following resolution by
a unanimous vote:
Whereas. The officers with the colorS OF
Garfield post. No. -, intend going 90 tho
national eucAmpmrut ~ Pittsburg. Pa,
over the Great Rock Island Route. bc 10
Resolved. That the Rock Island Route
DE The official Route OF Garfield Post
-. II DOWNISG, HENRY SCHAD.
AdjutauL Post Commander
Special chair cars viii be attached TO the
Rock Island train leaving Wichita a. $50
n. m. Saturday. August :, for the accom-
mediation OF those desiring TO attend iha
national sncanpmeut These GAGS will toe
attached 10 the G. \. X special tain.
leaving Kansas City AZ ESQ p. IN Those
desiring sleeping car accommodations
should make application In advance. For
further Information call 20 Y 1ck Island
ticket Office, corner Main and Douglas.
81 l5t !. H. PHILLIPS
CITY Ticket AGENT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26
Harden is turning out excellent cabinet
photos al Sl.J0 per dozen. SGT
Pr,sbura. C. a. r. Arrangements.


The Rock Island" comes to the front as
usual with very low rates for the National
Encampment g. 4. r.. at Pittsburg. Pa.
The round trip rate III Central Traffic as
socistion territory - only one cent per
mile. or SO from Chicago and $50 from
Missouri river; add one fair from points in
Kansas To arrive at through rate. Tickets
will be sold Sept5 mber 9Th and Sth. good
10 return any day up 10 and including
September 18th. 1894. No signing, stamp
ing. depositinS or other needless
work required at PIttsbUrg; when
the ticket Is purchased everything
is settled. These tickets are good to
stop off once on the return at any point
east Of Chicago within the final limit of
:he ticket.
Through cars of every class will he run
from Kansas points TO Pittsburg IL
should be bOvue in mind that the Rock
Island has never fallen down on this class
of business and never allows any line TO
approach il, IN the generous treatment Of
the old vets and heir friends.
Call or or write Rock island agents
for particulars or address
Z. !. ANDERSON. \. G. T. & p. A,
Topeka, Kan
JoHN SEBASTIAN. c. p. A.
d6I D. Chicago, IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26

Ton say my beloved predecessor
died or very t-idinE cauSe@" asked
the nswlv-a~rived missionary 81 the
south Sea Island iz-s-.
les" replied she sable monarch.
with Illuminating glance at his favor
ite copper kettle; yes. he died Of .
mere boil ", \. N-az15 -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26
Ruby Coal.

You will not want Canon City when you
get better coal-try the Ruby. Saves
you S. 90 per ton. Cheaper than the cheap
Goals Lasts one-third longer, has no
smoke, scot or clinker, fine for cook stove.
heater furnace, open parior CRATE and
base burner. Try samDle-free of charge.
WICHITA COAL Co.
Eun-tue Office SIS T. Douglas, Phone %.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26

"Rise in de worl all yoh kin, said
Uncle Eben 70 the young man, ''but
doan fohgit yoh REPUTATION. Hit do
come in handy foh er parachute. -
Washington Star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26
Announcement.

Beginning September !, in connection
with our wholesale harness aud saddlerY
business. we VIII open up 1irst-class re-
tail department with full supply OF
every equipment for the horse. Having IN
our employ the best skilled workman IN
the west we are prepared 10 make to orueT
any reculIar notion of fine harness desired
either single. double or tandem, light or
heavy. All grades of whips, blankets, lap
robes, suits. fly nets. fur robes and every
kind of horse furnishings At satisfactory
prices. We solicit your patronage.
Gro II. LLOYD Is Co,
sun-tue 4Ol f. Douglas Ave.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26
Small Profits.

Glow is business, Mr.. Architect"
"Wretched! And what makes it
worse Is that we have 70 use more ex-
pensiye building material. because it
sometimes takes two or three years to
cell a house. ''-Fliegende Batter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26

lar - Lee e the Veg tas
u-.Es al.d 10 tsFsafs - r1aa. egrrs -
'crr.stf u. ts..efsGe. tfsa sns. Ers E~H-
~ -ae ct1.csa- fesaF.s aad ~ sac trace
eatlfi rsafai Traveller tGs srsaGsst s-rlefy-
uouli- daily tF8.s ssrv.es 14sa tlr1usa
Fl44usra s-sergrs AID fozEl-I' csfs -
lws-u belsFr saa -s9 Frsscsse8 esd Isss
aaE-lrr- Ser Illustrated hseaks asi1rez. -
q AcgTsS. fsa~f@4 F1ssszssr al IlskSs
zz1lL DeaTsE. G-sSsl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26
Noise For Him.

Venus-Hello, Cupid. What are You
idling away your time for? Why aren't
you at the summer resorts
Cupid-NO use. ma I've been there,
and they guyed the life out Of me-
Chicago Record.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26

Grand picnic and prize drill given by the
German military society on Sunday, Aug.
26 1924, nc Greiffensteins park. Eleventh
street. west of Main, Wichita, Kan. Free
transportation from Main aud Eleventh
streets to and from the park. Everybody
invited ST.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26

None ~ Ir- 90 q great
idea cried che th-zt-isal manager
-it= eeniinaozs r--'a -r-a1-..--.
That's not ues tarer-4 ped "a -5az-
e. sao7v e. cred -es manager tgt
the -~.- ~ zlF -1-a ---i .a sal1s - sl-
low svs nsuz-.ee fe--v~r- ear- - an
Ia iae e@se next az.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26
Time Saved - Nancy NJaSe.

Make money By taking the Missouri Pa
cific railway. Wichita TO Denver, only
nineteen hours. Elegant serviCe-quick
time. Excursion rates exceedingly low.
dGQ If
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26
knights Of Ps.h.as EXCURSION to Washing

On August 22rd and 24th the Missouri
Pacific Railway company VIII sell tickets
10 Washington ana return for one ha..
the regular rate. Tickets VIII be good 20
Their time, Ito sept. l@yl1 can be lai bv de-
posting ticket with joint agent aU Wash
ington. Remember Tie Missouri Pacific
j. she SNORT line. AMI lands you in Wash
inston from two 10 i've hours au.gncs t!lsu
any other iI8e
For further information caU on or al
dress, T. +. hiEcKI-ET.
=. * 7. i, III North Main.