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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-26
For State Senator.

REPUBLICAN.
Burlington-William C. Parry.
Cape May-Edmund L. Ross.
Hunterdon-John Shields.
Middlesex-Charle B. Herbert.
Passaic-Robert Williams.
-Sussex-Jacob Gould.
DEMOCRAT.
Burlington-Thomas ]. Prickett.
Cape May-Samue E. Ewing.
Observation-Disclosures S. KUN.
Middlesex-James H.. Van CIeef.
Passaic-A. A. Van Hovenberg.
~Sussex-Andrew ]. Bale.
People's-Cape May, 1. S. Townsend; Hun
terdon, John r. Foster; Middlesex, Josiah
Tice.
Observation-Disclosures Jackson B. Sher'
man; Sussex, Warren Conklin.
Observation-Disclosures, James Wilson.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-26
7 trimmed Hats
and Bonnets.
We have, in a very short
space of time, established
ourselves as the
LEADING MIlLINERs,

and it is our aim to continue
to merit the opinion which
is entertained OF us.
when seeking for Bargains
Tomorrow, call and see us.
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SHOULD MARY GET THERE. OH.
WHAT JOY!
Bossoa Jsy.a.

Ass-seN ssNfNA.s
ToPEEA, KAxa, June lit Il an.
nonneod here that Mira Mary Lease
will DO nominated by the PopuliStS for
Congressman a. large from Kansas and
that the Prohib!tioniIts will endorse
the nomination.
When May RUS for congreu. y jlutI bu;
To sos Ibo Pops eIee,in' Mister Leases O,Ae,
The r 4S TOO. they .ay the ,usieern surely
With f Vary Ellen in tho AouDs an a,r, dsop o
run
When Mary get; TO coagresI rho win fill the
An we'll ddo upon the Pullman tecru T.h on. a
sao'll Eiye Is silver plenty. DO'' wen allDe glad
Au' wo'il Tofry money on our tlrns at lcs'H
two per cent
I'd Ike ,St know what Thomas Reed, 81 he Is in
VIII do when itnry takes tho door an Ghfteks
1 CUES Jou folks ats got the bonds viii kIuder
feel afraid
When Mary Ellen stomps her foot an tays they
IhA'n't be paid.
Tho o.ago orange hedges arc n4hhtin' in the
Tbs. Vii Si shortly be cyclone s.rtppLa' up the
You fsiiss In the cas-, ho7 got to kuuctlo to the
prairie,
An you might as well mako up yer minds ter
start Us III with Mary.
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CHICAGO July tI.-wheat went up with rush
aud down with thump to-day, matnly on Coll'
tlicting strike rumors, cl2,inS &c Lowell SG I'm
September. OHtS flushed &c lower aud proVls'
ions at II slight decline.
Flour firm.
6fisc; July b61;l37; sHtJ9Sc September bSIiso91sn
$50; DOrcmbrf Gls+nds9{gJlIc.
CORS-CGsL No. ., iIs.r; July iiMaiJ' Iais11Fc;
September 4l14aI21iail5se: October +lsSailAa
oGrs-Cash No. 2. 4jatsc: July s7assas7r; Au.
gust 2gsGaSla?yi5c: September Z95Ga9s,sa!.9tc;
Mny exc
KYE--No 2. SEC
F1AxsgED-eI A.
TIMOTHY SEIp--SiW
LGnD~CaSh and JIty 81 50; September sIS!H.
SHORT KIuS-Crsh &c ~; July aud September
&c Bin
Others unchanged
New YoKR. July ii.-Flnur. receipts &c. 600 bar
rcls; exports 1900 hnrfrl': sales l70OD barrels;
market stcndier. Wheat, receipts $500 bushels
exports ISgOJ1 bushels; smiles 40 bushels
Of iuturs and 29i. bushels Of spot; spot mar;
kCt weaker; No. hard I0Izc; options heavy and
lower; No. . rcd July j94c; August CUIshGlsSA
COG: September Glsth6dtE R6l5.r, December
CSC Corn, receipts q JoJ bushels; exports NJ,
ODD bushels; sales 5000 bushels oi tntnrcS lnu
5G,DJ0 bushels Of spot; market firm: July IG1lc;
Ei%c Oats, receipts 3I,0(0 bushels; exports s..
008 bushels: sales i,'.op9 bushels ot iptnFes and
OS,O0O bushels OF spot. market firm aud higher:
July IGksci August sac; september Ss4n%ttih
3lHc: October J3Lc. Hay iirm, Hops slow.
Hides inactive, Cut meats easier. Lard quiet
western steam aud August s. ~; september q g.
Pork firm; new mess Sli Ulnii ~; extra tl2 Goa
l3 %; family slj JOaiG o.. Butter DULL state dairy
I2SalSEc. Cheese steady: state large 'SiJc. Eggs
weak; western fresh l3aiIc. Tallow steady; city
4;zr,. Rostm. dull. Tufpentlnr quiet Meo
EtCnly MulnSscS steady, Coffee dull AZ JaiO
points up. Sugar steady.
BILTiM0RT, July Il.-FlOur Etcndy; receipts
1901 barrels; shipments $3.50 barrels. Wheat un'
settled; stIt aud August ~ IAJyC; September Goa
GDsZC; receipts $500 bushels Corn strong; spot
mud July i7tic; receipts 1900 bushels Oats
quiet aud siCAdy; No. 2whitG western Sc. RTC
QUIET: No. ?, Sic. Hay firm NJ eli 10. Butter
trm; fancy creamery lyAaoc. Eggs steady: fresh
nc. Cheese firm.
CINCINNATI, o., July n.-Ftonr t'rm. Wheat
In fair demand; No. = red 51i3c; receipts IOG0
bushels; shlpnCntg 800 bushels Corn firm;
No. miEeJ Sc Oats strong: No, . mixed $40,
Rye scarce: No. ., ijahGr. Pork dull al sl2 ~
Land firm at ID 20, bulk meats quiet nt 81 SOY
bacon custer a. s. % whisky firm at 81 81.
sugar steady. Eggs dull ut l2I;c, Cheese firm.
PHILADELPHIA, July ll.-FlOur steady. Wheat
wcnk; No. 2 rid July and August Hknj95Ec:
september G0La6OxG: October Glkc. Corn
strong: No. 2 miHGdtuiy tDSc; AuguStl9alstsc
september tSc. IOAIs weak: No. white July 6ln
sc; August AjkGSG&C september $50 butter
lirIn; iIuCy western creamery nc. Eggs quiet
but firm; western lic. TRllow quiet.
TOLEDO O., July u.--WhGat very active aud
lower; no. . cash and July &c; August 5Gy;c:
September SIC; December Ggiic. Corn hrm,
No. > CASH ta.Sc Oats hrin: No. mixed &c,
Rye dull, cash Bic. ClovcHecd steady; October
sI6l
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Elder S. S. Beaver, Of McAllistorvillc,
JunIntta, Co, Pa, SAYS his vito is
subject 10 cramp in tho stomach. Last
summer she tried Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiurrhGa Remedy for il,
aud was much plenaed with the speedy
relief It afforded. she has since used il
whenever necessary and found that Il
never fails. For sale by Chas. i,
Goetze, viii W. Irwin. Chris. F.
Schncpf, Chas. Mcnkemeller, VIM. T.
Williams, s. L Bricc, a. Z. Schecle,
viii Nenkometier. John Coleman,
Richards 4 McElroY, w. II. Hague,
Wheeling; Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport,
and 3. F. Peabody & Son, Bonwood.
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ATHLETIC MEETING.

Tho First international College CONTEST
between Yale and Oxford.
RGrph D. Pdtne IN July Goicps.
On this eide Of the ocean VIC think we
can run as fast, jump as high, and row
40 wei! as our English cousins, even
though they have several hundred
years tho start Of US in uthlc,ic sports.
Thcro have been but tow chances to
test our opinions. because It is difficult
TO arrange meetings betwOcn teams or
colleges with tho ocean between thoIn,
when tho journey eithor way. for a lot
az men in training, Is 80 long and or
nnnslvo. Twenty years ago or more
Harvard crow went TO England aud was
hnnton on tho Thames after gallant
struggle. At tho Philadelphia Centen'
nial, in 1870, q London rowing club
-four" rowcd In tho International races
md was boatcn by q Yalc crew, OF
which tho famous hob" Cook was cap
,ain, English cricket teams havo Wis:
tod this country several times, and
American professional base ball teams
pIayod through England on a tour ot
tho world few yoars ngo.
Tho Manhattan Athletic club, before
IL went to pieces, sont tcGm OF track
and field athletes to England; thoy gave
n yory good account Of themselves, win.
ming many prizes. Thoro has novor
boeT n meeting between English and
American college track athletes; nor
hag there been any effort to bring about
sucb n contest until within the last tow
month";. Tho Yalo and Oxford crews
have tried to nrrungo race several
times, and thurc Is no end Of talk about
nm International boat race ovory spring.
lint, with much loss talk than is wasted
every ycar over q rowing match. q moot.
inglinS boon arranged belwoen tho picked
athlotic teams Of Yale and Oxford for
Inv ID. on English ground. Oxford
won the championship from Cambridge
nj their annual contest in March, and,
tLcretorr, holds tho track athletic
Championship Of England. HalO do;
fcStoJ Harvard In thcir annual dual
mc"tinc nj New Haven on Nay lS, and
two weeks later won tho intercolceii alto
chomnionship OF America from nino'
ICON colleges which sent competitors.
The athletes OF the dark blue arc tho
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FINANCE AHD TRADE.
The Feature OF the nOasJ aad s'OeE
MaFhsta.

HrT YaGE. Iu;y iI.-NonVy % eEll easy At
per eSut. lsai loa1 fper cont e!oaod 81 PEI
cent. PTtns mercantile ptpeT SSS per cent
Sterling exchange trEl G'S sal 20 eilVrt orr.
tiSeale, tiSGc no total SGies Se'e iss''S'
Iharra
TEis vas an ac'ivu DAY On the Stock eIeasrEe.
sud although there were pCfiods Of dctc1lSh
90 the whole, nc market an5 "a good tone Ard
very genenl advance In prices wee iha rrsuI oi
the days transactions. OccOionaL peaI IAliS
Wrre made on ceFtain stocks rohhiy ,nlEAEY
Cas- hut sugar and St PAU were also nttaeEeI
10 force without. however, sending the price Of
either below the opening. News from VIZ Eail
Ouh strike centres, NJ no time VcfJ lltcnulaSluS
became improved ia tenor a. the day adNAheeu:
and a. speculative oPeratof1 arc f0f the present.
mainly governed BIZ the labor situation tne
tradiug gained IN strength WITH the frfitsn iun
pFovenOnt IN tho railway camp lho Lau9ivOI
the general strike ordered J.! IFanu MAIcI
workman fN1TcTeigu was Iarls iaGtI ~ ~
rock market. and WnS 70 sotno extent reShtotH
Is the beginning o. the eud OF thetti!ke snstt;
which furnished moro than third OF thStotil
sales. was strong Of the opening and N sucn
good Demand ~ to cause Tue toortS " so -,
with CELEBRITY that Eont the stock speeding up.
WBrl al u fupid gait. ~ advAucc o! ~ Ssli
having been rcroflud beiore noon. y crciiheu
little In tho afternoon. but closed ~ per cent
higher. -.
IN; assisted by tho better feeling WhIch pIeNan
oil geucnIly. was largely due TO the eGeelIent
thowlug OF the corn crop In the goVGlnmenl Ie
pOrt, made public last evening. TIE kep.g ,lI
market was strong a. rnlC during nc Eiiet.
noon, the besI figures Of the day being cuffent
JUST before O'Clock and finally closed nrin WIN
ilr prices InoALy higher than tho laii figures OIL
yesterday, $1,000. 49,.
morning, but easter In the afternoon GIo'iuS
Government and state bonds dull.
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CmrAGo, July 1.-THE arrival Of stock wns
cnmpsrut!vcly limited to-day, less than 100 car
lUadSnrrving. but Us they were the iirSt receipts
by rail since June -, tie effect was rchsshtlnG.
nrr nominal ut 81 5ab so Tor cattle, s. ja5 Is for
hogs aud s. 6Oa| % for sheep,
East LuERTY, PA. July lL-CNttlO, receipts
heavy; market very dull and lower; prime Il 70
al Is, good butrhers' g 7tn' On; good fat COWS
md beitrn 3! 2SnJO0 Hogs. receipts fair: mar.
Ect wcmEer: phiindriphiRS 6 ioaS N, bost York.
ers a. lUn6 ~. Sheep, supply light; extra 81 Goa
4 80; fink e. 01a2 IS.
CIYcINSArl. July u.--IfogI caster ut q GOa
5 90, receipts 1904 head: shipments COZ hcnl.
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THE CoREaN TROUBLE.

War Now Neutrality-suspicious. Sending Moro
Troops.
YoKAuoMA, JArAS, July 1.-The gov
eminent has chartered sixteen steamers
belonging to the Yusen-Kaisha Com
pany with the intention of landing TO-
600 troops In Corea Strong reinforce
ments will also DO hold In readiness In
Japan. Japan has refused TO withdraw
her troops. War is regarded as in
eyitable and tho Japanese government
has forbidden the native press to mako
mention OF events happening in Corea.
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baltimore 1.-Two Stock Market.


swlnc-Trade Is fairly nctiYO. with rathor
light Offering which consists mainly Of nearby
hogs, only few head from indiana and Ohio
being among them Prices ranged from q ION
q q per lU0 lbs. gTu5'; the western mainly
ranging Of md near the latter figure. Receipts
S,TH head.
sheep and Lambs-Thcrc is u home demand
Only fJg both sheep and lambs, aud eastern re-
crlIu belUg rRthcr heavy aud no shipping de-
InAnd from hero prices Tor sheep nrp oil Altio
aud &c on lnIuhs since lust week sheep sell Ut
1nS cents and limited plumber Of the host NJ
~. ctntS pcr pound gross. Lambs ia4 cents, and
L lew NJ ~ Ccnts per pound gross
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CALL for Cubcb Cough euro and in
gigt upon having nothing olso. Twonty.
five and City cont bottles. Try it and
il Il ia not as wo sny-tho best rcmody
OF tho kind in tho world-wo Gsk you 10
condemn II TO all Jour friends.
Sold by Alex. ]. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, aud Dowic & Co., Bridge
port, Ohio.
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|BNIMAL EXTRACTS,
rrEr41rD ACCORDING 70 1uE
yuzxrt4s OF
BIZ. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
IsD uHpr ms srPrEYBIl
TESTINE.
YoENrtLs or

N exhaustive states Of tho nervous SyINn. re-
rsluns from excessive nen:Ri work; emotional
,tiiement or oshor causes capable OF lsssainy
Lae force and endurance OF tho several organs Of
be body depression OF spirits, melanGholIA sud
.,.tsin types oi'inIAuity; In eaSos Of rauScuias
weakness. or Of general debility; ncunSthenia,
lad al irritable states Of the brain. spinal cord.
Dr nervous system EcuernllEi IN nsrvUuS aud
.onges.tyc headache; IN neuralgia AMI in ner.
sous dySpepSIB; in weak states Of the genetatiVO
lyacra lin al Of the aboVOnamed conditions.
fat!ne VII Be found Of tho greatest service.
Dose, Drops. Price q druchrns,. 81 60.
Where local druggists are not supplied with
Tie Hammond Animal Extracts they will DO
mailed. together with all existing literature on
tho subject, on receipt Of price. by
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, d. @.
Logan Drug Company. Agents for Wheeling.
uDl7.TTHkS
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BRUSSELS, July 1.-the PaIais D'Etc
theatre, recently opened in this city,
was destroyed by Gre just after tho con-
clusion Of the performance lnst night
Tho tlro sprcad TO adjoining buildings
aad tho total loss 10 estimated at l,0O0,-
Nnn irnncs
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Simply apply "swlYSE'S oIsTMrSr" No 10.
tcrnaI medicine required. Cures tettcr, eczema,
itch, MI OruptinnS Sp.'hr face, hands. nose, &c,
leaving the skin clrHr, white md healthy lts
yrat healing and curative powers ar possessed
By no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYSC'g OINTMENT. ITllStW
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SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching md
sliHging; most at night. wore by scratching: II
bleed aud ulrurlto, becoming Vcrv sore:
STAYSE's OtSTNEST stops the itching anu
bleeding, heals liberation. and In most cases r.
moves tho tumOfs. At druggists, or by mail iOf
SOccptS Dr. Syuyne & Son. Philadelphia
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COMPLETE TESTIMONY
In tho sugar Trust Investigation Puh'
lIshsd-A bulky Volume.

In tho sugar Trust Investigation Pod
IIshsd-A Bulky Volume.
WAsulEGroS, July ll.-Aftor some
unavoidable delay tho complete testi-
nouy taken by tho senate sugar tsuat
investigating committee has been
printed complete, together with all the
reports made at tho various stages OF
tho investigation, and complete index
by Harry Smith, clork OF tho commit
toe. Tho testimony covers 622 pagoS
and tho index, giving synopsis OF tho
testimony and containing complete
reference to the proceeding, 80 pages.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY.

Time Table 40 10. to take effect ll:0l m,
Sunday November ~ 1891

Time TnhIo 40 10. to take eject 1901 a m,
Sunday November ~ 1891
Leave wheeling -ts:Oo. t9iIh. lll:toa m, t!'7l
q ID. II:1, ig:OJ =, N.
% ri, tl'9i. 1901 +. m.
t2.gl, '3:I7 tit2 ig'l2,
Arrive TcfinInnl il0;ul, lii.Ii
n. m. tl::S 'JHe. tI;E tliS = IN.
Leave Terminal Junction ia. 1901, 4 NJ,
ciJ'ij a. IN li:ag taos ti.ii. 1875 p, IN.
Leave Mnriin'E Ferry -t5s2s. 1901 4 III, 'll'b.
si'nS, tI.lO tila. ts:i! p. III.
Leave PoninSuln-t73i ~, sO'llam., "ll:Si, attn
'X1tiye wIcellas-F:4O pp'O a IL. "!!:JI
'i'i5, a. - tSsai. pres y. Ia.
spSly. tDsily except sunday. S5undaya only,
All trains will run Oh EAItern Tine
LIZ TAUSSfG, superintendent
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representative rrunsrB aud jumpers and
weight throEess Of the colleges in tho
United States for this season, and 50
lave earncd tho right to challenge the
English young men Of muscle.
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consults his best interests by having
box Of KrausG's Headache Capsules at
hand; taken as directed will prevent or
stop any kind OF headache, no matter
what the cause, in fact II your skuli WA
cracked II would prevent pain.
Sold by Alox. 7. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Dowic n Co. Bridge
port, Ohio.
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Weaver Peoples Partly rucclvcd ilG6 votes.
BidWcll |PrOhibitlOnisu received 2.lij voici.
Tho total vote cast for ell parties was lilG1l. Of
which 1874 per cUut was cnst by the RepuD'
IicauE 1872 per cent By the Democrats l.G per
cent by tho PrOhihitlonisIs, aud I'D per cent BY
Tho pDDulisty
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Srw YoRK, July ;i.-A irecr movement Of
goods IN ali direction was tho feature Oi tht
market Mnny move buyers were IN the market
who c0u'CrtcA themselves In looking after goods
instead Of purchasing. but with transportation
ilIIly restored large Salcs would follow. Print
CLOTHS unchanged IN iGmNnl or quotations,
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INDIGESTION, and Stomach Disorders. take
IiRONES'S IHOS DITTEKS.
All dealers keep Il, 81 por bottle. Genuine has
trade. mark and crossed rcd limos on wrapper
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When psby -As SICK. We gavo her ccs:oriA
When tho wac Child. uhc cried for cHs:oriA,
When she became Mis- che chung to CAssoriA,
When she bad Children, she gave them Cas:orta.
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WEST YIRGrNrA,s VOTE

For Prohdsn, in Is0e-rhs oHieiai ris-
uteS-
In responIc to s number Of requests
the following vote cast for President in
1892 In West Virginia, lie published for
tho convenience Of all interested. Cut
Il out and pfeserye Il:
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Wool.

CrScr%SAT!, O.. July Ii-Cotton steady; mid.
ding 10
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Cotton.

Srw YoRK. IuIy li-Pig iron dull corpc
firm. Lead strong Tin steady. strlits tl' u.
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Nrw ionK, Iuly li.-wool dull.
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RAILROADS.
LEAVE WHEELING.

fUlITy, CNCVTIL OUUlNy, " =,
sunday church trains will leave Elm Grove ut
eIS q m. and Wheeling Of 1911 n IN.
Trains No. . 6. II and u connect with hrrdlc
Iiue Tor TriRdclphiA lICrdic leaves TtiRdclphia
for Elm Crow al I:S00 III. 80 a. IN. 1871 a IN.
And'6iO n. IA Daily, except sundays and sat
urdAy'A hcrtlIc, will connect with train No 81,
leaving Wheeling Rtll:O0p p IN.
Suudny's hcrdic leaves Triedelphin at go
trains No, 9, Il md ~ from Wheeling
Il L MEiSGERMER. Gen. Mnnngos.
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~ Pennsylvania Stations
IVlS0RnsgIVdnid LINES.
W. Trains Run by Central Time.

rIcEyr oTTieEs At PENNSYLVANIA ,STATioS O.
Warm RT, Poor % ELEVENTH NJ huEELIN0'
At NcI,pIIE HorEE, wTTEELtEn, ASD ~ 1HE
pENRBYLVAH1A STATION RRTp0EroRr'
Ea.-rt,rrEr EHnrl,t - PAY NANnIE RntrTE.-
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

O, mad after suudny. Juno 3, 1891. Passenger
Trims VIII run ne foHow'' 'D1llS tDii!y Ez'
cent Sunday. Central time.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

ArrivL ADD departure o. 'rz.-s rl gui afrf
Nay - 1914 EVriANhuuS u4 l,rrrtLNct
" ,rU tpa!iy, 'SlldaT lrucp'HI .Na1isV *
vy std. f-E.urtAy Cxrcplfls .-u'i&hf lllfI 'st.-
ue.aE orlN E.atcrn sta-AErl l.ll-
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FINANCIAL

G LAEN President JuS srvbo-A cAls.a;,
IA JnTTsSox. Assistant CGShie'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-28

SOFTLY LAID MY HAND on HERS
with that cool reserve a woman gives
to a man who is not congenial to her
She said she preferred living in Ly-
Ons. She knew everyone in Lyons-it
was her native place.
As we spoke of residences and
places she preferred, I asked; How
do you like Paris?"
''Oh, monsieur; do 1 like Paris2 Is
it possible for anyone to ask such a
question:"
Aud she began to talk of Paris with
such ardor- such enthusiasm-I said
to myself: This IS the string to pull .
Then she began to question me
with almost breathless eagerness; she
wanted to know everything at once.
She ran on for about an hour, then
her questions began to be exhausted
and it was my time to talk related
all the stories of the fashiOna Bile
world l could think Of I gave her a
beautiful idea of the grand danes Of
Paris. satisfied her curiosity in the
most fantastic manner, told wonder
full adventures of the gay city. She
listened with all her ears and all her
heart Then I Knocked with cruel
irony all those poor women who were
bound to husbands who did not APP
preciate them. and could not under
stand their delicacy Of sentiment.
The night had come-sOft and
varm-the great steamer, thrObbing
from her machinery, glided over the
sea-beneath an immense canopy of
violet sky, starred with drops Of
fire. Suddenly my neighbor was up
and saying: 1T is late. must re-
tire Bon sOir, monsieur"
answered: ''Bon soir, madame. !"
and she was gone.
knew she must take the night dill
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-28
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GHERIFF's sALE-In the district court
~ Third judicial district. shawnee county,
Kansas. The Parkhursr. Davis Mercantile Co.
a corporation aintlH. rs q r.. Heise defend
and. BY virtue OF order for the sale
OF attached properly issued out of the dis
trIct court in the above entitled case, TO me
directed and delivered viii. Thursday the
5rd day of January 1850 at a sale 20 begin at
40 O'Clock a. M of said day, at the store at 935
Kansas avenue. lid the city of Topeka. in the
county Of Sha vince, state Of Kan, offer for sale at
public auction and sell TO the highest bidder all
the goods. wares. merchandise and fixtures. con
sisting OF general grocery stock now located
in said store
Said personal property is taken as the prop
erty of said defendant and is appra sed az
the sum of &84g-3O and will be sold to satisfy
said order of sale.
Given under my hand at my Office in the city
of Topeka. Shawnee county, state Of Kansas.
this oath day OF January A. d. 1884.
d. \. BURDGE, Sherin.
DOBBs & STOkER.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
First Pub. III State Journal Dec q. '94-16,Ss2