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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-02-20
IN THE SENATE.
Wool Growers and Coal Mine Owners
Ask for Protection.

wv, J." dsiiiiis ION epitary 1-.-Ir: Cul-om, of
tiililo19' pie0eHteu i'ise NUMBER OF petl-
t4"i'S dS@lI9t me pacing OF wool on the
iIce llSt' ne SdIu that they were signed by
oo.Voo "ool growers owning 6UUoOuU Sneep,
vi oile-SeEehtH OF an the Sheep OF the
INV 80 go tnc PETITIONERS he
nI oni ~ a-, ,'I W.,,Iil 49," - ~, o"iiluS
sunsfanfJV leI1ina a liviHer ,,i1 VIZ
Independent Citizens. lie eAprcsseu liz.
hope that the finance committee would give
the matter due attentl0l
@ 1 ~ I,n,hnr ON . ,4lit q d,l put
.4.i2 rI]l 80 NJ it,,It-,tn - tiot were
pinia "a "e'' VIZ
NJ Coc,,rell of Missouri ,rasor+a -
y,amorial Of The ST Ionis 2Inrcb3nieS O. a
chan%a decI3rinr maj thn nrrsNnr 80 10 90
fion In business is due to me uncertantv
OF congresslonal action On the taritt bIil
and praying that the question may be set
.ieu a. ~, o. 90 fdi o w, ne IN
pIcp9eu n, !, 90 fH, ~ i'iutiiS end the
eAcndnse -, - , toiiNru ne eSIeSlou'
niHuel 49, 49, 49, 49, ~ ~, i,tDtillS an
oI INC uiati eno a. 0uiiii0i vi '4le 0hei man
SILVER pun 0li,.ae :
New appointments.
Washington, FEBRUARY 1.-THE president
today sent to the senate the following NOM
nations:
John Barrett. of Oregon, minister resi-
dent and consul gen"rAI of the I nitcd
states az H!dli' liioil1d2 IL. 'elhsah' OF
M NJ 81 ~ S.i,analai Cbina iTnitod Sta,a o,,t
el,'i q. .'i,7 I,;ii,I oe XIX ~ ~ U-.-
suls-Adoiph Blllhafa' OF 'f'o: at MOS COW,
Russia; Arthur Declna, OF California, at
Mazatlan; John Malcolm Johnston, of Sovth
Carolina at Pernamau o, Branil; Daniel e
Kennedy. of Missouri, at Malta: ,nlaxare
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HOW TO TAKE THEM

First night, take one at
bedtime. If this does not
empty the bowels freely,
the second night take two.
If this fails, the third night
take three, and so on;
for a child Old enough to
swallow a pill, one pill is the
-5oco
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BEECEIAM'S PILLS
What They Are For

BEousness of hands pain oppression
and
hot skin futerng OF the
ah(nau backahe sick headache
the side hemCra depression OF spirits
heartburn geatmental depres
waterb rash
loss ppette ano dstu bed sleep bilious headache general debility
rexia) sleepes dull headache
coated insomna) neuralgas exhaustion
bad the nightmare 1unsso the stom hstesness
no andth obbng ach (dstenhon weakness
wind poverty blood
Aaulence) palor (yspnoe) (naemia)
when these conditions are caused by and
spation is the most frequent OF most OF them.
One Of the most important things tor everybody to
learn that constipation more than halt the sickness
in the world especially in women and it all be pre-
vented They who call the cure for constipation cure-a
only ha-wrong after all.
Write to B. T. Allen Company 365 Canal Street. New
York for little book CONSTIPATION causes consequences
and corection sent free. If you not within reach Of
druggist the pills will be sent by mail, IS cents box
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MARRIED LADIES Safeguard; patented:
no medicine: no equal; money refunded II
not satisfactory. Send Toe. to Ladies Nov
city Co.. Kansas City, No.
MenLion The CONSTITUTION.
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POWDIIEE4Y Will SUE


Salary.
philadelohia. February 17.--If a bomb had
hean exnloded in the midst of their camp
the local knights OF Labor could not have
been more surprised tnan taey were TO-DAY
when John W. Haynes, general secretary
treasurer of the order, issued the lo44o"llS
notice: -,,
ITO the Order, Wherever Found
Greeting: Brothers L. V. POW
derby, past general master work
man; A. W. Wright and John DeVIn
of the late general executive pcaru, nave
entered suit against the order OF the
kngnIs of Labor for balances OF salary
wnicn they CAIN are due them. Inns no
tice is published To prevent any creQeAce De
ing gwen 20 unreIIaDIe statements tudt may
be made in the puDllC press.
IF by decree OF court 1t is learned that the
order Is lnucpteu in any way to the claim
ants the order Is and will be July aoIe 10
meet any just claims.
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Every Man Should Read This.

If any young, old or mddle-aged man
suffering from nervous debility, weakness
lack of vigor from errors or excuses will
enclose stS up TO me | will send him the
prescription of a genuine certain cure free
of cost. No humbug, no deception. Address
MIR. Thomas Barnes Marshall, Mich.
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I'D Fine Blooded Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Poul-
-. s"->%A try. Sporting DOGS. send stamps for cat
al0gu98, with $50 engravings. y. Z. BOYER 81
Co, Coatesville, "a. Mention The Constitution
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Archbisllop Corrigan i'm Florida.

New York, February 12.-Archbishop Cor
rigan sailed today for Jacksonvlle,, Fla.
by the steamship Seminole The archbishop
will remain away about month. On
reaching Jacksonville, his grace will go to
Dade City, near Tampa, where a brother
of the archbishop, DR.. Joseph +. Corrigan,
owns beautiful plantation and residence.
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JOIAN ". ~ 7 ~, :
General Secretary I ceaSurer."


The notice was The nrsl lHtuatiol tHat
the rank and tle Of the UrdeT ndu thitl o"-
derly DeVAn ana wright hdu or cohleiA-
plated entering Il suit against inc olCel "
would in ANY way attach II. 1t WAS an open
secret that the defeated TRIO were cover Wy
enoaayorlng TO create diSsenSlon IN lhe
RANKS OF the KniSnts, DuI III view Oh theli
mast expressions 1t was not supposed tlat
they would ever COME ouA coid4S N ~
tnelr hands . ,-s, - -,
N was ascertained that PoWderly, ct al
in bringing their SUITS, dId not specify the
sums when they cIaltneC.
Within the past mOI.th Mr.. RoWGerly mas
presented bills to the ORDER IOf St4aTy ANA
EXPENSES amounting to $1,000. l. Is stated
as the belief of those in IL position to Know
that he Will not con1ine Ills claims 10 lne
bills he has presented, but will make bold
C aim for an enormous sum for the purpose
OF creating CONSERVATION in the rank ana
lie.
In reference to the SUITS Secretary Treas
urer Hayes said:
'vThe notices of the suits We're served on
General Master Workman Sovereign before
he left tor Washington, the miu,le Of the
week. The claim OF two OF the members IS
so small that they very well knew that they
ed it. In fact they have come in here from
week to week ever since the convention and
got whatever they asked for. PoWderly dId
not present his bills until a short time go,
and then six months in lump. lie should
have presented them monthly and he knew
it. There was nothing left for US but to re-
fer them to the general executive board for
audit. 1t looks like a scheme and d very flu.
tile one, to disrupt the ORDER
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Enr 70 ALL E 5i;RSP or y Msads.in G% @se
= n ers guide. Wen worth 81. c. A
~ Gra Gs LOHMAN. St. Louis Mo-
MeMtI-n the Constitution.
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" +: NJ: 81 ::: :4 :: s: :": ,::
logle. Tho - g from Co, Columbus, Ohio.
Mention The Constitution
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judge Maddox on the Committee.

The democratic congressional campaign
committee has been organized and Senator
Faulkner, of West Virginia, was selected
as chairman. Judge Maddox represents
Georgia, on the committee. The committee
is already at work and expects to accom-
pish great Things in the next campaign.
Among the speeches they will distribute are
those of Speaker Crisp and Judge MaddoX
OH the tariff
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Mr.. Hatch and His Bill.
Did Not Dare Do Otherwise.

Washington, February 4.-(Special)- THE
subcommittee Of the scnaIe names
committee has finally agreed upon the sugar
schedule. 1t will be reported to the commit
tee and back to the senate in the same
shape it passed the house-that is what all
sugars, both raw and refined, on the free
list. This means death blow to the sugar
trust. The representatives OF that trust VIII
attempt TO amend the bill in the senate, but
it is not proDaDie that they will succeed.
Even should they succeed in the senate, the
conference committee OF the two houses
would certainly strike off any duty that
might be pit. on. and pace IL on the free
list in the bill as it finally goes to the pres
ident. The committee agreed to put sugar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-09
neutrality-suspicious. Case.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Congressman
William c. z. breckenridge OF Kentucky
was placed on trial for his social reputa-
ton and his political life, in the beginning
of the suit which Madeline Vinton Pol
lard has brought against him to determine
whether he shall pay her $4,000 for al
legged seduction and breach of promise
Colonel Breckenridge in his answer to
Miss Pollard's charges denies that he at
any time or place, by wiles and articles
and protestations of affection, or by any
other means. attempted to take advantage
of the youth and inexperience of the
plaintiff, or that he seduced her. He also
denies that there was mt any time an en-
gagement, contract, or understanding Of
marriage between them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-09

Sealed proposals. viii be received at the city
clerks Office. Rock Island. ILL.,, until Monday,
march 9Th, 1894. NJ O'Clock m. for constructing
the improvement known RS Section No. g. order
ed ny an ordinance of the city Of Rock lsau III :,
passed June eth, 1893. entitled IAN ordinance foe
the Improvement OF Seventeenth and Nineteenth
streets from the south line of Third to the ncrih
linc OF Fourth avenue. and Of Twenty third street
from the south line of Third to the north line Of
Fourth avenue, from the south line Of Fifth ave-
nue. east along said Twenty -thrd street aOuth to
line $40 feet south of and parallel with the south
line Of Ninth avenue" Under the above ordi-
nance, the raid streets are ordered curbed with
eurbstopes, excAvated and graded, improved and
paved with paving brick Of good quality.
Plans and Specifications for said Improvement
on file ut the City Clerks ONCE.
All bids must be accompanied with q certified
check in the sum Of $500 90 payable to the or
der OF the mayor Of said city, which shall be-
come forfeited tn said city in the bidder shall
fail TO enter into contract with approx cd
sureties to execute the work for the price
mentioned In his bid and according to the plans
and specifications in the event that the contract
shall be awarded to him.
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
Rock Island, IT,, Feb. u. 1884.
A. ID. HUESTNG. City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-09
AFEW SCHEDULES COMPARED.
What the Senators Did with the Products
of the Farm.

What the Senators Did with the Products
of the Farm.
There are a number of changes in the
agricultural schedule and some of them
follow: Hay, 90 per cent. ad valorem;
Wilson, 81 per ton. Honey, 20 per cent.
ad valorem; Wilson, 10 cents per gallon.
Hops, % per cent. ad valorem; Wilson, s
cents per pound. Onions, 20 per cent ad
valorem: Wilson, 20 cents per bushel.
Peas, dried, split peas and peas in cartons,
papers or other small packages, 90 per
cent; Wilson, 20 and 5 cents per
bushel and l cent per pound. Potatoes,
30 per cent; Wilson, 16 cents per bushel
Castor beans, 20 per cent; Wilson, 20
cents per bushel. Fish, smoked, dried,
sailed, picked, Is per cent; Wilson, q
cent per pound. Apples, green or ripe,
dried, dessicated, evapOrated or prepared
in any MANNER, 20 per cent; Wilson, free.
On wool Of the sheep, hair of the camel,
goat, alpaca, and other like animals in the
form of rowing, roping. or tops, the Wilson
bill is changed SO as to make only Onerate
of % per cent nd valorem. A like change
is made in the paragraph relating to wooden
and wOrsted yarns made wholly or in part
of wool, worsted, the hair of the camel,
goat, alpaca, or other animals, and the
whole put ut 80 per cent. nd valorem. On
wooden and worsted cloths, shawls, knit
fabrics, not especially provided form this
act IS per cent. adj valorem. Wilson bill
40 per cent. On other products there is q
general reduction of per cent.
The free list is not SO much changed as
han been supposed it would be, and the
distractions from it are far more numer-
Gus than additions. The date when the
free list shall go into effect is changed
from June J, 1871, to June 80. 1894 An
thracite coal is left ON the free list. Dia-
monds and other precious stones. rough
or uncut, are added to the free list.
There Is touch Of reciprocity in q pro-
viso attached to the paragraph admitting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-09


plows, harrows, harvesters and other agri-
cultural implements free. the proviso be-
ing to the effect that all the articles mem
TONED in this paragraph "when imported
from any country which lays an import
duty ON like articles coming from the
United States shall be subject to the du-
ties prior to the passage of this act" The
provision for the free admission of horses
for temporary exhibition under the au-
spices of racing associations is eliminated.
The administrative features of the bill
are substantially identical with those Of
the house bill This insures extensive
changes from he present law, as the
house bill made an extensive revision of
the entire dmisiistration system. The ex-
ception in the Wilson bill as to personal
effects not subject to duty is enlarged TO
read: And personal and household ef-
fects specifically enumerated in the new
list of this act"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-09
QUIET IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Conference Held Between the Strikers and
the Authorities.

conference Held Between the Str1kerS anu
the Authorities.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 9-By re-
quest of a committee from the United
Mine laborers, the organization to which
all the strikers belong, a conference was
held at Eagle between representatives of
the strikers and the military and civil au-
thorities. The miners will probably re-
sumo. The operators all say that re-
sumption must be at reduction. Sew
eEal members of the miners labor orSani-
cation say that the committee that met
with the authorities would issue state
ment denouncing all connected with the
riot. Company h from this city has re-
turned. Affairs are now regarded as set
tied 50 far as riots are concerned. The
preliminary trial of the strikers is in
progress at Fayetteville, and will consume
several days. The inquest on the body of
Tom Adkins will not be concluded till the
witnesses now in attendance at the pre-
liminary hearing at Fayetteville can be
present at the coroner's investigation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the city
Gle k's onicc, Rock Island. H., until Monday,
the improvement ordered by an ordinance Of the
the city Of Rock island, ILL.,, passed Feb. IL, 1884,
entitled "An ordinance 'or the construction Of
sewer from point In the center OF Seventh ave-
nue. IL feet east cft"e west line Of Tweniy-nret
street. thence east 10 the ccn'er Of Twenty-frst
street, thence south to point 400 feet south Of
the south line Of Ninth avenue in the city Of Rock
Island, Ill.
Plans srd specifications can be seen at the city
clerks Office.
All bids must he accompanied with a cert fed
check On some Rock Island bank in the sum OF
one hundred and a ,ty (Si5O) dollars. payable to
the mayor Of said city, In case the bidder shall
fail to enter ino contract with ap proved suret'es
70 execute the work for the price mentioned In
his bid. The city reserves the right 70 reject
any or oil bids.
Rock Island, Ills, Feb. rs. 1894.
A. y. HUEsING, G ty Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-09
JOLIET IN DANGER.
A Portion of the City Near the River IL
Under Water,

Under Water.
JOLIET, Ills, March 9.-The food con-
ditions in and around Joliet are much
improved although a more serious condi-
ton condition of affairs is expected The
rain is coming down from the hills and
overriding the fall of the river At Lock-
port and above on the drainage channel
everything is quiet. All the employees
who retreated to the Bluffs are still there
waiting for the waters to so down so as to
return to their camps. If the river con-
times to rise the lower lands for a distance
of half a mile each side of the river bed
will be under water and grave fears are
expressed for Joliet. Already portion
of the city near the river is under water
and great damage would result to the
flats in the city. So far as reported only
one death has occurred, that being a Le-
mont man " no was found dead in the
flood at Lockport but so far unidentified
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-09
Found Guilty of Abduction.

GALEsBURG. Ills, March 9.-The Jury in
the case Of John n. Smith, who has been
on trial for week for the abduction of
little Leila Lamphere last June. returned
verdict giving the defendant five wears
in the penitentiary. June 81 last year Leila
Lamphere. 13-year-old girl, left her home
in the city to visit relatives in Hermou.
fifteen miles distant. On her way she had
to change cars at Abingdon. While wait
ing for her train she was accosted bv
Smith, a married man IS years old. He
induced her to go with him to Peoria. and
took her to a disreputable place
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-09
Notice or Guardians Settlement
s ToeE i. OF ILLINOIS LIMOS Is.

By virtue Of decreta order Of tire county
court Of said county, entered at the March term
OF said court, A. ID. 1891, on the application Of
Ellsworth A. Ma es. gus rdian of Mary L. Swank,
John NJ. swank. Ida NJ. Swank, Sadie Z. swank
and Edsard =. Swank. minors to sell the follow
ing described real estate, belonging to said mi
nors, situate in the county Of hook Island, state
Of Illinois. to-wt:
The north twenty eight and seventy nine hun.
drcdths t2s s910O) acres OF the northeast quarter
~ OF the southwest quarter "a of section mum
Der seventeen 90, la township nnmhcr eighteen
QS) nrith range two (9 last Of the fourth (4th)
principal meridian
] shall, on the 18th day OF April. A. d 1894, ut
tie north door Of the court house. in the city OF
Rock lslan1, In the county Of Rock Island. nd
state NJ llnois, 81 the hour Of one ID O'Clock in
the afternoon OF said day. sell all the nteres; of
eaid minor In and TO the said nj estate TO the
highest and best bidder for cash In hand.
ELLSWORTH A. hAPES,
Guardian Of Mary l.. Swank. John NJ. Swnnk,
Ida NJ Swank, Sadie E. Swank and Edward >.
Swank.
JACKSON 4 IIUasr, Attorneys.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Financial.

New YORK. March g.
Money on call easy. Offered at l per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3t5k per
cent. Sterling exchange iirm, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4sSIsd4sSE for
demand and 49, 90 1914 for sixty Gays:
posted rates 4SS94S9Je. Commercial bills $50
q 4s61l.
Silver certificates SIS 5594c: no sales bar
silver 595s. Mexican dollars IS.
United states bonds, fs-regular ll7H: do
As coupons He; do rs 9j: Paciic Us OF "
10. bid.
New York Grain and Produce.
NEW YORK, March g.
Wheat-May, GAS G6i5sc; July, 665S166 1916;
December 7l5sG1.Isc. Rye-Nominal Corn
options No. rel opened hrmer on bet
ter cable news; May. 43 5-ljGiS,sc. Oats
No options dull but STEADY; track white
state, 3sC94:1sc; track white western, ;saaa2Isc;
May, 351sG5S54c. Pork-New mess Sl32iSo
1870; family, Sl4.00Gl45J. short clear, sIA5J
9l6.JO. Lard - Prime western steam.
Si.3s1s asked.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO. March g.
tcIowlns were the quotations on the
Board of Trade toiay: Wneat-AIarch,
opened 5sssc, closed 5Sc; May opened G05sc
closed 6o14c; July, opened e2l4c. closed &c
Corn-March, opened &C. closed 355sc;
NAV, opened 3ss4c, closed $3.50; July, opened
3Sslc. closed 3s9s,. Oats March, onened
Sic; July. opened 2sl4c closed ISIS. Pork
May. opened sll.6: g, closed Sil.o.: July.
opened Sll.10 closed Sll65. Lard--May,
opened S6.9s}s, closed Ss.9a1s.
Produce: Buttcr-Fancy separator EN-
2slsc per III; fancy dairy, .Ut12Ic; packing
| stock, lll.GJl2c. Egys-Fresh stock, I9la ,1l3c
per doz. Dressed loultry-Chickens .6tsc
per 10; turkeys, 60sLsc ducks, 9dllc; geese,
.G9c. Potatoes-Burbank., 5S1I5.c per bu;
lie prons 4saj5ac; Rose, 4.G5lc: mixed, $50
soc; sweet potatoes. Illinois, S2..5g3..j per
bbi Apples-tair to good. $50 i.5J per
Dbl. Cran5-rries- $50 l,6.sj per Dbl
Honey White clover, lib sections, lic:
broken comb, logic: dark comb good con
ditlon, l@c: strained California, 90 J5s.c
per lb
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, March 8.
Live Stock--The prices at the Union stock
yards today ranged as follows: Hogs
| Estimated receipts Tor the day 2l,GH:
sales ranged ut Si.ioG5o1 pigs SLsJal0j light
| Si.5OIi.O rough lacking, 4sJg5.eJ mixed
and S4.505.D heavy packing and shipping
| lots.
Cattle-Receipts for the day about T. 800:
| quotations ranged at $40 tI.20 choice u ex-
| ira shipping steers. S4.y5fJ good to choice
| 40 SS.,5.Ji-OO fair to good $50 $3.50 common
! to medium do. S2.SJd3.3o butchers steers.
| S2459t3.lU stockers, S3i0 $3.50 feeders slJDls
80 cows 800 1872 heifers, Sl.0o,ij ~ balls
| - Tol3..a Texas steers, ana S..5U1Gon veal
| calves.
sheep and Lanbs-Receipts for the dsy
lO,Isl0; prices ranged at S..lo&5.3l westerns
| Sl4'12.o Texans, $40 14.UJ natives AM S..1J
| 1li.S5 lambs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-09
Caught u Bold Robl,er,

WICHITA, March 9.-Two men entered
Pierce's jewelry store on Douglas avenue,
one OF the most public places in the city,
and holding the proprietor up proceeded
to help themselves to diamonds and gold
watches. A matchmaker who was work
ing behind high showcase unnoticed
coolly stole up to the front door and locked
it, and then turned on the burglar alarm.
The tinkle of the alarm warned the rob
bers and, finding the door locked, they es-
capped with the booty u jumping through
u plate glass window One of the rob
bers was caught in the pursuit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-09
u MAN
accuyTsowTH The esosRsRgT or THIS oouErgywui osrtp
Uos va dksts sfoRnAIog Faon sIupr oE his MaP of 1Hi
CCIhiieeaagg Chicago, Rock ISlaTa & Pacific RV.,

The Direct Route to aid from Chicago Joliet Ottawa
Peoria. La Sale, Moline Rock Island in ILLINOIS:
Davenport. Nuscatne, Ot;u,nwa, Oskalcosa, Des
Moines, Tinterset. Audubon. Harlan and Council
R!uns. in low A: Minneapolis Gnd St Paul. in MIN
NESOTA; Wsiertown and Sio1x Falls, IN DAKOTA
Cameron, St. JOSEPH, ana Kansas City. IN MISSOURI,
Omaha, Lincoln. Fairbury and Nelson. in NEBRASKA;
Atchison, Leavenworth, Horton. Topeka. Hutchinson
Wichita Believille, Abilene, Dody City. Caldwell fp
KANSAS; Kingfshcr. FL Reno ard Minco, in INDIAN
TERRITORY; Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo
IL COLORADO. Tr-.e-,es new aItns OF rich far.nins
and grazing lands nording the Ses: facilities Of inter
communication to all towns and cities and wet
northwest and southwest Of Chicago sad to Pecc nnf
ransoCearic seapOy.A