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Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-19
THE MARKETS.
In Wall Street.

New York, Oct. 1S.-Dullness reigned su- preme at the stock exchange today. At the opening the market was barely steady, but subsequently prices advanced AdA per cent The activity was due to the weakening or sterling exchange. The decline in sterllng talk about gold exports. and the sellers or yesterday were the buyers of today. ihe net result of the days trading was a loss of 1sMA per cent in the usually actiXe IS sues. Tobacco, Distilling and Cattle reed ing and Leather preferred gained AQ2s per cent. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rallroad and Laclede Gas were exceptionally weak liquidation in Laclede Gas was the result of rumors of the formaSion of an opposi- tion company in St. I'd his. Chicago Gas ranged between 6SA and 69, closing at the former figure, a uet loss of 12 per cent for the day. The closing was rather weak in tone but without any increaseds volume Of business.
 Bonds were irregular, but the demand was firm; sales $1,759, GOO. <
 The sales of listed stocks aggregated l2O,- 130 shares, andz6f unlisted stocks 2S,599 shares. s
 New York. Oct. 1s.-Money on call was quiet at 2@2I2 per cent; last loan at 2l2 per cent, and closing offered at 2la per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 5hd6 per cent. Bar silver. 67 Ssc. Mexican dollars. -
 Sterling exchange was easier, with actaa business in bankers bills at S4 S7l204 ofe4 for sixty days and S4 sSG4.ssl2 for demand; posted rates, S4.SS44.S9; commereiai bills. $4. s6I3 al.S7. Treasury palances-Coin. S91 ,446.77s cur rency, S9S 1923 6sS,
 Government bonds were ste1dy.
 State bonds were dull.
 Railroad bonds were irregular. .
 Silver bullion at the board was easier.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-19
St. loIiis.

lambs, $2.00d4.50.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-19
comnarative Cotton Statement.

Comparative CObUOn ouutemenU.
 New York, Oct. 1S.-The following is' the comparative cotton statement for the week ending Oct. Is:
 Net receipts at all United States
 ports during the week. ............. 272,4e7 Net receipts at all United Statesports
 during the same time last year.. 372,737 Total to this date ...................l0 0, 6, 3al Total receiptsto the same date last
 year ool ,ooo Exports for the week. k.................. 15Z.2l1 Exports for same week last year-.... 10S, 5SO Total exports to this date. 412,S Total exports to same date last year. 667,226 Stock al all United States ports. .... 759, ,91o Stock at all United States ports for
 same time last year ar................ 71S,243 Stock at all interior towns. l03,747 Stock at all interior towns for same
 time last year ar...................... S6, s67 Stock at Liverpool. ool..................... 903 ,000 year. ~ M .,-..... 7os, ,ooo Stock of American a1oat forGreat
 Britain =. 1...g.................... I25, ,oo0 Stock of American sfloat for Great
 Britain fotssame time last year.. l75, 900
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-19
Dr. DOZier & Co.,,

P. o. Box 112. Birmingham, Ala.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05
oTFIcIAL q. i. II. TRAIN

Ftom whOelInE Ia I.ont.T,llc on Account
at thc National EncAmpnicnt WI Leave
Wheeling, Monday, september o, Mt Cst6
a. NJ, Via II. so.
Tho Grand Army Posti and auxiliary
organizations. OF Wheeling and vicinity,
have, without exception, selected tho
Baltimore K Ohio line az tho Official
route 10 tho National Encampmen. OF
the Il. A. r. at Louisville. The l't en.
braces Holiday and stephens Posts. Of
Wheeling; IlancoclS Post, Of Bonwood;
Caldwell Post, oil Muundsyii,r; ]. T.
Baird Post, Of ShCrrard; Logan Post, OF
Sand Hill; Holiday aui Stophons No.
mems Relief Corps, oil Wheeling; Han.
cock Relief Corps, OF Bonwool, and u,
s. Grand Camp, sons OF Veterans, Of
Wheeling who will be joined b. similar
organizations from HollAire, Barue.yllIe
and Cambridge. All friends OF these
organizations, and all others who de-
sire to take ADVANTAGE OF the choRp
rates offered for this occasion, arc IN
vitCd to ~ BY this route. Tho round
trip rnte will 10 81 IS, on sale saptom.
b0r to lllh, inclusive, good returning
until October j.. A Baltimore x ohio
representative will accompany this
train aud look after the comfort aud
convenience OF the passengers. For de-
tailed information call on I. 9, Burke
or John Railic, Wheeling, w. Va
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wEpsTEl. SPRINGS.


This Journey to THIS HeaIthtuI Resort is
No, all That Could bo Desired.
Special 9i'plies 10 ne ia'elig,qarr
spGisGs, Sept, AIT Cowan,
which is just eight miles north Of Cam.
den, on the West Virginia & Pitts.
burgh, you take the stage for Webster
Springs. The inhabitants OF this section
claim that the distance between the two
towns is about fifteen miles, but before
one arrives at his destination he comes
to tho conclusion that II Is at least iiity.
1t tnkes bnt four honrs and hatf to
reach Webster Springs. but owing 70
tho rnughnesi Of the road Cnta,ling a
severe shaking up TO the travellers iiI
patience Is moro than exhausted when
tho hack finally rolls along tho hilly
streets OF this little town,
" This place cannot DO truthfIlly clliel
handsome. Closely nesting between
high ranges Of mountains which hom il
in on every side. 1t looks quiet aud
pnSceiHi when Arst viewed from TIN top
OF the mountain, over which tho road
from COwan runs and from which
poInt It il four miles into tho town.
Tho weary pilgrims heart beats with
Joy when he bsholIi tho village irau
the road for the first time, Tor he thinks
that at last his journey il over, aud ho
may now rost his Stil limbs and relieve
his sorO sides. But hC il deceived; ho
must continue to DO jostloI yet for one
hour and q half.
TbOre Is really not much in Webster
Springs but iiI far famed sal. su uhur
water. This wa'cr deserve, all oi tho
praise bestowed upon II. 1t is paiatabIo,
nonrishing aud curative In It's effects,
many poor dYaponiic being malo "a
vol by i.1 use that Ito eau cat shoe
leather Il neCO''nrN Several yctrA ago
II was sometimes almost necessary to
apply this tC'', as provisions woro worry
scarce; naw there IL aa abaRiaase Of
all kinds OF catahlel. Even leo cream,
tho young mans euemy, can bo pro.
cured here now, AMI many n victim. nc.
compAned BY his host girl, resorts to
tho ice Crcnln nnrlor, kant by youth
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MoUND7vILhE
A Miscellaneous mSlnnEo OF Minor Mat.
tors from Marshalrs Metropolis.

A miscellaneous MSInnEe OF Minor Nat.
tcrs from MArshalrs MoirOpoIl"
Oryils, tho son OF DSnuisS W. Roger.
son. who fell from the roof Of the bakery
building occupied BY b. +. CriSWelI, on
last Saturday night, being there to view
a play ia the Opera House, Is not re-.
covering as fast as was expected. No
bones we're broken by the fall, as report.
ed, but no received internal injuries,
which caused frequent flows Of blood.
HIS injuries may yet prove fatal.
Dr., D. ]. States returned home from
Now Ma,amoras, Quo, on Tuesday,
having been called there to the funeral
OF his mother. Mrs Fannie States, who
II known to n great many hOrc. having
visited her sou qnttC often since his re-.
moYal to this city. ShU was true
Christian woman all her life and a
physical sufferer for great many years.
lhs officers OF tho Grave Creek Oil
aud Gas COMPANY elected the other
nvontnr arc ". NJ. Riggs pretsIsh, and
j. D. Burnley secretary. Ills understoOd
this company Is going into business
quite extensively, they already having n
large block OF territory aud viii soon
buy up valuable lease located in the
county.
The ladies oithc Jamcs G.. Blaine cir.
clio Of the q. A. Il. will hold meeting
ut tlnir hall this afternoon at o'clock,
aud request full attendance OF all the
members. Arrangements will DO made
relative to their part IN tho coming sold
ier's reunion.
Marriage licenses wero issued by
County Cork Lewis yesterday to James
". ia, DER aud Mis-, Ida MAY Jones, both
Of McNIcchcn, aud l.omuel a. Taylor, Of
Monni-vlllc, aud Mis-, Della Hedloo,
Of PowhatAn Point, Onin.
Circuit Clerk l.. L. Stidgsr leaves th!4
morulug for Columbus, ohio. Some
Say ho will not DO alone when lO 70.
turns.
Rev. and Mrs. &. ". Grimes will col.
citrate thor twontiOth marriage Rnni.
yarsary on tho l5tn inst. at the pArson.
age.
Major ". j. Burlcy and wife, and
Mrs. Samuel Riggs returned yesterday
from Boston and other eastern points.
Tho child Of j. W, Gallagher IL quite
Sick.
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Ceastully He closed by asklnE the
teacher to notice hereafter that when
the boys and girls are not paying alton
ton there is reason for IL, Teachers
should hunt for the reason, In nearly
every case 1t will DO found III tho
teacher.
The interest is increasing daily,
Many teachers arc hero from outside
OF Wheeling, Those noticed yesterday
were Misses Mary Feyel, Of Ronays
Point; Jennie AsrvSy, OF Elm Grove;
Rebecca Wilson and Bertha WiIsou, Of
the equity; NIiss BIayney and RosO
Phillips, Of Bollairs; Mr., Z. y, Carr.
gan, OF BnnwooI, Prof. j, n, DeNhl,
pTinclnal WeIt Liberty Normal school !
Mlsl jessie Creighton, Miss Ora Blon
aud others.
The night session opened with sing.
ing America by all present, Miss
Lucy Robinson At the organ, This was
followed with a recitation BY Prof,
Davis, subiect, "lhe Boys" He Teclted
It ia a manner that pleased the audi
snce Alisa Parsons followed in short
illustrated talk on the subject Of draw
ing. She showed what art had to do
with the buildings Of ancient times, the
different styles Of architecture, etc,
Dr., Gordy followed in talk OF about
twenty minutes, A big speech in .
short time, was the conclusion Of all
when ha was through. Every man, ne
said, is entitled to all the knowledge lie
can possibly receive. Every man,
without regard TO color, previous COndi.
ton, sex. or anything elAe, is entitled
TO an education. Al his has not always
been tho belief Of even the great Ons'
in past ages, Aristotle thought that
when weak child was born It was bet
ter to let II die. The state aud the
church we're tliu great educators in past
ages, Ths schools figured bnt very III
tle rs sducatora. Our nWH time has not
come TO tue pointoi acknowledging that
eVaEp man Ia sasitled 10 an education,
The work Of the teacher Is OF infinitely
more importance than any Othor work.
Ihcre is every evidence that society Is
awakening TO this fact
Mr., Davis rociled humorous selec'
ton from Emerson Brooks in a manner
TO call forth an encore, and IN response
lie reCited tho quarrel OF Bru!us and
CassiuS.
George E, Little spent the rest OF tho
time In chalk talk, uSinH different
colored crayonS. lie made quito q
number OF beautiful pictures.
No session Of tho institute will be
held to-day, as it il teachers day at the
Fair. Friday is the last bn; tue best
day.
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BEhLAIRg.
All Sorts of LoOaI News aud Gossip from
the Glass ctr,

| All Sorts OF L0cal NeWs aud Gossip from
the Glass ctr,
Kelly CrozIar received such a aayere
Jam OF the hip joint in his fall from q
building at Si,tersvills some time ago
that his leg is inches shorter than
the other one, and he will DO on
crutchOs for long time yet, according
to examining physicians,
Mayor Dubois has had complaints
made against Emil Schmidt and Wilbur
Smith RS offenders on tho Sunday he
visited tho Exchange saloon. This IL
said tn haVO bean dOpe on the advice Of
the prosecuting attorney
Philip Grow, an old resident OF We.
geo, elGhty.nlns years Of age, fell OIL
tho bank OF Wogee creek Tuesday aud
broke his hip. The injury is q very
serious one and may result in his death.
Tho nail works people are prepAring
the sites Of the old Union and CiYStGl
Glass Companies for a c0ka yard. as
their coke house IL inadequate for the
immense quantity contracted Tor.
ThrOe or four colorsi women went
from hers to SIeuhenvlle 10 have a
time" and il is reported they were taken
charge Of by tho police up there and
fined heavily.
Alexander Dubois has purchased a
tract OF laud on Gravel hill Ia tho Cum.
Minis addition for S9lO The trac! con-
tRinI about eight lots and was very
cheap,
Invitations are out announcing the
wedding OF Ben II. Tyler and Miss
Marie McGregor, to take place on Sep
TENDER l2 at the homo Of the bride
John XWoig il having a new front put
in his properly on Belmont Street, and
when completed it will DO ono Of tho
finest in the city.
Jacob FralinCer, vito and child, lsIt
yesterday afternoon for their home at
DInkrE, Ind, after visiting relatives in
this city.
The glass in Che front door Of the res.
ideuce OF +. Z. Morris was broken yes.
terday by the wind blowing it shut
Tho large plate glass in tho front
door Of n. L. Marsh was broken yeSter.
day afternoon by being blown shut
Louis SchariE, the clothing metchant,
OF this city, will leave shortly Tor new
location, having sold his store.
Miss Ada Pousrdeld entertained a
number Of her friends at her home in
tho Third ward last evening
Mrs. Thomas Brady has returned
fran visit with relatives and friends
at HaEIeton aud Warren.
Miss Anna Workman, Of the Fourth
ward, is the guest OF relatives at Pow.
hHtan this Week
G. II. Dankeyorth was at Bethesda
yesterday attending the Epworth park
board meeting.
Tho electric line is running extra
cars TO accommodate those who attend
tho lair.
Mrs. Alfred Saint Clair, OF woodsfeld.
iS the gne't OF relatives in this city.
Miss Hida Young, Of the Third ward,
10 visiting friends at Smiths Ferry.
William SchindewoI and wiio re.
turned yesterday from Boston.
+. l.. Booth, OF this city, is attending
the State Far at Columbus.
Isseph CiiIkison. Of this city, is work.
ing at Weston, W. Va.
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soc to $I,5oyard.
Jos. Horne & Co.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
G. y. II, DAYLIGHT SPECIAL

a
To National EnoNmpmrnt at Louisville
Over Pennsylvania Lines,
On Monday, Sept. 0, G. A. r, veterans
and friends from West Virginia, South.
western Pennsylvania and Southeastern
Ohio will 90 to the National Encamp.
meut over the Pennsylvania Lines, that
route having been selected Dy u number
OF Posts. Arrangements have beon
made for Special Trains TO run through
to Louisville by daylight, reach
ing there in time for supper Oh
Monday. The organizations going
on the Specials will include:
James A. Garfield aud Lucy b. Hayes
Circles Ladies OF the Il. A. H., Of
Wheeling, SpRnVler Post, Of Belairc,
BrAnum Post, Of Bridgeport, Thoburn
Post, OF Martins Ferry, +. NJ. Stanton
Post, OF steubenVilIe, Gen. Lyon Post,
Of Eas. Liverpool, Henry Cope Poet, OF
WellIVille, q. W. SauSter Post, OF 70.
ronto, J. s. McCready Post, Of CNdis,
Wolch Post, OF Uhnchsyille and Dcnni.
son. Minerva Post. Of Minerva, Sandy
Valley Post, OF WaynesburG. Andrew
NEAWIOEu Osb, OF vow IullhuelpN JNl.
II. Carr Post, Of Port Washington, X. NJ.
Lyoh Post, OF Bowenton. Tho specials
will concentrate on the Panhandle at
Steubeuville, Nswcomerstown and Cndz
Junction, excuralontsts being carried
from their starting points without
change. Columbus will DO reached at
liza. IN, from which point the specials
will run through to Louisville on last
schedule without making any regular
stops, going via %enia, DAYTON aud In.
diGnapoi'. Leaving timO from Wheel
ing will be- $3.50 a. M, Wheeling time,
round trip q IS. Excursion tickets at
that rate will also be sold Tor regular
trains over the Pennsylvania lines sen.
telnber S,h, 9th, 10Th aud llth. All
tickets will be good returning until
October ), inclusive. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to persons wishing
to make all enjoyable trip to tho Ma.
tional cnCampment to join the Daylight
Special excursion on September Q. The
marty will be a conCenia, one aud
will be chapsronod by MIR. Fred II.
Sankey. Travelling Passenger Agent,
who will satisfactorily look aitor Che
comforts o; all during tho entire trip.
Tickets may DO obtainoI from Ticket
Agent ]. q. Iomlinson or John Baiie,
Wheeling, who vii answer inquiries
for further information on the subject
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

tJpp Dr., Nllca' NEuvU rLAsrrns tor SPINAL
MEAkNLsB. IN dtnRglslR buit ,Wn tot ~
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AsN rulc | AIN opposed to proprietary
medicines still | valuo good QUO,
espcCally when such is tho source Of
fClict from pain. AsNtopical lcxtcrnnl)
application havO found Chamberlain
Pain BALM tho nCst remedy ! have ever
used for neuralgia Of any kind, have
cnnsctentioualy recommended II Ia
many persons. William Horne, NJ D.,
Janosvillo Wis. Sold by q. H. Gocl1r,
W. W. Irwin, G. Schnopl, 9. MNnke
nolloE Jno. Klnri, W. II. lInpnc, II, Q,
Stewart, H. u. Burt, ], Coleman, a, Il.
schcnlo, .Nm. Monkomollcr, ]. q,
Eholu, WhOoIingi Bowie 4 Co., Bridge
port, u. H. Peabody Il son, BOnwood.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
A Well Known whcoI'n: don'l"mNn nj
Denver Lady United Ia Marriage.

A Well Rnown WhcolIn: Gon'l"m1n mud
nD"nVrr Lady United ia Marriage.
Special Dltpdt:h tosAs htrligarr.
Denver. Co.., Sept 4.-The marriage
OF MISG Margaret NJ. Patterson, OF this
city. to Mr., Richard @. Campbell. Of
Wheeling, took place at the re'idonce
Of the brides parents this evening at
1880 o'clock
Owing to a recent death in tho family
OF the bride, the guests present at tho
ceremony were limited to about hun.
dred Of the relatives aud Immediate
friends OF the families Among those
attending, however, we're relatives from
both shores of the continent, Capt.
Richard Crawford and MIR. a. W. Camp.
bell came from Wheeling. Mrs. Jane
Campbell Dawson from St, Louis, and
from San Francisco Mira. Mary Grafton
Campbell.
The officiating clergyman was Rev.
BAyard Crazy, OF Sau Antonio, Texas;
the maid Of honor was Miss Mary b.
johnson, a cousin OF the bride, and tho
best man was Mr.. I. Z. Cove, Of Den.
yer, a college mate Of the groom,
The bride. who Is tho only child OF
Hon. and Mrs. I. NJ Patterson. is Il
great graudniece Of the late Alexander
Campbell, OF Bethany W. Va, her
mother being a daughter Of tho late Dr..
Samuel Grafton, Of Wellsburg. Mr.
Patterson has twice representa- Colo.
RADIO in Congress, Is one OF the states
leading lawyers and the proprietor Of
the Rocky Mountain News.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Campbell leit for the east on
an extended tour. They will reside in
Denver. where Mr.. Campbell will DO as.
sociatei with Mr.. Patterson in the con.
duct OF the News.
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with pompaiour hair, and spends his
last twenty cents TO satisfy tie isndish
appoiile OF his Swssthearl,
Ihera are now about lOysnty'fiye Vls-
itoTa here, not 80 maRy as there were u
short time ago. AZ tho asRSon Is now
q ute advanced. Among these Is man,
vile and two children who drove all the
way from Washington. h. o., ia . car.
riago, aud party OF poyorpment Gsolo.
gists, who arc sncampei Ahont milo
above tho town, on tha Elk river.
Everybody SsOmS happy and cOntenlsd
here,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

DisttOsaing kidney aud bladder ls.
casoa relieved IN ak hour. by tho "NEw
GHGAr sourt AMrglcAN KlDSEY Gus"
This now remedy Ia great surpri'o on
account Of itS exceeding promptnc's In
relieving pain IN tho bladder, Kidneys,
back Nad every part Of tho urinary pa'''
ngc IN male or iCnalo, II rOloVOF ro.
tonion oil watsr and pain IN passing II
almost imnOliatolH II YOU want quick
toiNl md euro this IL your remedy,
Sold BY X II. List, dtugglsL Wheeling
W, Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

SEvENL years ago was takOn with q
severe attack Of nux, was sick In bed
about ton days aud could got nothing
10 roipyc mo until | used Chamber
mth's Cote, Cholera aad DIaFFhoea
Remedy, which cured mo AMI has boon
housohnld rCmoly with " ever since,
]. U. MArloM. DOralMrYIIln. Mo.
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Mn, A. A. sYYDrn, ,uporlnlcndOnt

Mn. A. A, SNYDER, superintendent
poor farm, WtaReshSts Co., IT,, SSyS'
Last WintOr Mr.. Robert Leach u'Oi two
boxes oi Dc Wits Witch Hazel salvO
and cured A large running sore on MS
Lee. Had been under care Of phy'cians
for months without obtaining tollol.
Sure cure for niles. LOGAN Drug Co,
WhcelinG W. Va, Il. i. Peabody, Ben.
wood, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport o,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

IN your blood is tho cause Of that
tired, lauguil feeling, IIood'a SGrsa.
arilln makc' rich, rcd blood aud gives
FcuOwod VlgOr II
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ARE THEY TEAGHING2
Superintendent Anderson Calls
Attention to an Article
WHICH aASCAUSEDMuCH COMMENT

ATalk ON Drawing aud Form Study,
With an illustration Of Clay Models
ns-HamlIton aud Jefferson Con.
trasted--Ths Third bays Exercises
Of the Wheeling City Teachers Iu'
ss.,uss Very Interesting,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27
TO CHICAGO BY DAYLIGHT

The Santa Fe has put on a swift train
leaving Kansas City in the morning
and reaching Chicago the same evening.
It makes the run in about fifteen hours
equaling the East service OF the night
flyers.
Free chair cars and Pullman sleepers
vestibuled throughout. Dining cars
serve dinner and supper. guests only
paying for what is ordered. The chair
cars are easy to ride in, an important
consideration for a sunrise 70 sunset
journey.
Close connections at Kansas City with
morning trains Of all lines from the
west.
If you prefer TO leave Kansas City
In the evening. the Santa Fee offers
choice of two limited trains.
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GRAND ARMY REUNION

ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.
Round trip $685. Tickets sold Sept.
23d to 18th, inclusive. Return limit
Sept. 30th. Special train will be run
on Salina line Sept. "a, %, 26 and q.
Leave Wichita at 12:15 midnight. Ar
rive at Salina at o'clock same morn
ing. Leave Salina at 11:30 p. m. Ar
rive at Wichita at 4:3O a. m.
]. H. PHILLIPS,
Ticket Agent.
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TIE Osiy Fsrst<rIzsx. Cp-To-Dz.s Con
7z<-csSl College n NlSAs-s. ase IA recoE-
r.szes 20 % tie Greatest Basssess Tran
.rg scAooi IN ire Southwest
Tso cosspa~f~ AcfEks Bu.-ss. Depart
meats H1.dreas % stuss<sss rra2xs-x
x--xne>es<ass % s-stsy thle fail 1z- sz.1
1r< fz-.~s u n C A. k-6R
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It will pay you to investigate the
LIFE, ENDOWMENT and ANNUITY
policies issued by the Travellers In
surance company of Hartford, Conn.
Rates the lowest. Every thing guaran-
teed Nothing estimated. This applies
to accident insurance as we'll. For
rates see
Vim. Il LIVINGSTON,
General Insurance Agent.
Fourth National Bank Building.
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EXCURSION TO ST. LOUIS.
VIA
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.

One fare for the round trip. Tickets
on sale Oct to II, inclusive. Limited
to return Oct. ii. Day Express leaves
Wichita at 1925 p. m, arriving at ST.
Louis next morning at 7:l5. Night
Express leaves Wichita at 910 p. m,
arriving at St. Louis next evening at
o'clock. Ticket office ia North Main
street d107.
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We have the oosy Csspse Dusssr ~ tAs
West, and have Just addsA usaehsnsry fo-
dry eespssG II dresses 81 svsry kisd 1tsh
cot ripping Poss5seS. Ch~ssiis ass o.
tsins 81 ali ssys ~ eiess and gss<ss;s~d
10 give sstssfsesica Our rsfers1es the
iesi IN the cify. O5ee-iss y. 1sfkss &.
tsc;oyy-s1 West Douglss ava
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27

When Be.y was sick, we gave her Castor1a.
When shc was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to Csstorias
When she had ChildtSn, she gave them Castoris