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New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
HOW ANIMALS BEAR PAIN.
From The London Mail.

FTOm I]OHuON NIHlI.
Take horses for instance In bat.lc-after the hT:t
shock of wound they make no sound. They bear
the pain with mute. wondering endurance, and II
at night you hear a wild groan from the battle
field il comes from their loneliness their loss OF that
human companionship which seems absolutely in
dispensable 10 the comfort OF domestlcatei animals
The dog will carry br oxen leg for days wistful-
Iy but uncomplainingly. The cat, injured by a
stone bears In silence pain which could not en-
d,ire sheep and other cattle meet the thrust oe
the butchers knife without SCUM, anl even
common poultry endure intense agony without com
piaint. - ,s d. 80 .,1 ,. 90,
bough. and dies in silence Ihe wounin1 feer
gDeesiS "a some thick brake. and in pitiful sub
mission waits for death The eagle struct In mid
ar fghts TO the last against the fatal summons.
There is no moan or sound OF pain and the defiant
iook never fades from its eyes until the lbs close
over them, never to uncover again
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
AN UNKNOWN MAN COMMITS SClClDE'
THE BODY FOUND UNDER FLIGHT OF srhre-
1T MAY BE THAT OF J. F. sCHREibEh
or NE,W-ROCHEILE.

IT MAY BE THAT OF J. r. sCHHEibEh'
OF NEW-ROCIIEILE
The dead body OF a young man who haa eSioen"s
committed suicide found lying unoer d His"' VI
wooden steps leading from the sidewaih ~ 'me M
h.s~ment OF the double tenement-house at NO. s0i
We. 1,,,-tv-s;yth-st by Mrs. Ellen McGuines, an
occrnapt or the house, about O'CLOCK yesterday
orn,ng Mr.. NcGuines called her husband VINO
.ur,moned Policeman Bernard Gaffney. OF the west
Jy,irtv-seventh-st station and the BODY was tahe"
60 ,ha .idewalk where it soon surrounded by
a curious crowd Of about two hundren peiso, "
,rp beside the body was empty vial, which mao
oo,.a,ned carbohc acid There also an empty
whishey flask. ,.
Tho clothing OF the dead man was wet throush
He had evidently crept under the platform through
the open spaces the stairway, after having peeh
drenched by the heavy rainstorm when occurred
earlier in the morning. In his pockets were an
opcn-faced gold watch. on the back OF whch were
the letters a. F. S.; sixtythree cents. penKni1e
and other articles. while on one OF the mans nm
rerz was q gold ring with an emerald stone NO
identity of the nan. The body was removed in a
nafrol wagon to the police station, and thence 10
the Morgue. :. .A. -, 1osenh 2,
scbreifer OF New Rochelle barber, who was
aoout twenty -four years old and has been missing
from his home since Monday. The description cor cor.
rasuonds with that OF Schneider In every detail iils
father viii arrive here this morning to make me
identification Sompiese sor Charles punke Who owns
barber-shops in New-Rocheie IN tns cupaSHse SH, %
the Larchmon Yacht CUB ana N sne o hsvins
been steady young man and az eHPeIr N ,d ia H.
No other reason be assigned FOR ms sulcde man
AZ III E.wR ocheie last Thursday. Mrs. OConnor sep
araed from ron her h Eng for schreber Brought about
the trouble with her nusoahd'
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
@A%@,@s;|%;.':.
"Iiis Summer Suit.

cause the present location Is convenient for them
and Is nearly central 70 the business part OF tho
town They became so Indignant that they nave
drawn up a petition and forwarded it 10 Washing
ton protesting against the removal postoilce
Inspector came to North Tarrytown on iast
Wednesday He heard arguments for and aga!nsc
the removal, but lot the town without MAKING
his Intentions known. It Is expected that Post
days and that the change will he made.
Mrs Louis g. Odell. who has been III at her
home. in Lawrencc-ave., is recovering ,
George r. Johnson has been appointed assist
ant to Postmaster Swift 49,
Harry T. Smith who has been enjoying a ten
davs vacation returned TO business on Monday
Miss Nellie Cruger is Ill at the home of her father
in Lawrence
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
TARRYTOWN.

Edward IT. Bennett goes Monday to spend a
week at Saratoga.
Hope Hose Company No ! and the Conqueror
Hook and Ladder Company OF this place have ac-
ccpted invitations to attend the hrcmens parade at
White Plains September q.
Edward Caulkins is enjoying weeks vacation at
Ocean Grove. y. J.
Charles Wlchs Of Albany, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs John H. Wicks In East Centra-ave
Mrs. Margaret J. Cave, Of Baltimore. is visiting
NJ ard Mrs. James Parr. In Dixon-st.
Charles Robinson Is employed by l. & J. NJ
ReQua.
Thomas Mulllon WAS arrested Sunday evening
bv Chief OF Police Nossitcr for disordcrly conduct
lie was arralgned before Justice McCutchen, who
fined him g.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-Charles L. Kurtz member OF tne , Me,
nubIican National Committee for Ohio. FIFTH
Neutrality-suspicious. Louis D. Apsiey, OF
Massa chusetts, and w. A. Hemphill OF Atanta'
GRAND UNION-Secretary OF state Jonn ra,"ei
of Albany uOFFMAN-Ex-Mayor W. B. Kirk, OF
Syracuse: Anthony n. Brady. OF Albany. ana
Colonel G. Vernon. Of London G1,NI HOuLAN n =,
Colonel William G.. Rce OF Albany. MEIhOro-i,
Senator Charles Davis. of Saugerties. N. Y. and
ex-senator Edmund O'Connor Of Binghamton.
MURRAY HILL-Major Garnett Botheid, rom
Hong Kong, and Judge John NJ Han ana cin'ol
- Do,,s or Connocticut WALDORF-Herman
Stump Commits soner General Of 1mmigraton Mel.
Vile f. Stone. OF Chicago; Lady Augusta fane OF
England and Justice Hall, Of Montreal. WIND.
SOR-John W. Doane and Norman b. heam' Ok
Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
LONG ISLAND NOTES.

.r,-,rn Weeks a noted sea captain and whale
hunter. died suddenly yesterday morning at his home
in Bayport.
Justice Melville Smith angry on Monday
evening when his court at st. James was turned
into scene FOR a farce comedy performance
lack" Neat whom everybody on Long Island
-. had trouble with a negro bartender. and
after a fight In which each said that the other was
the aggressor, they were taken before Justice
smith "Willie" Collier. the well-known comedian.
acted as attorney for Neat. and friend Of Col
lIer's helped the comedy effect by taking charge
nP tho negro bartenders There sharp
wrange between Collier and his friend on the other
side OF the case before the Court knew just what
was M The wrangle high-class comedy
effort. When Justice Smith grasped the situation
he thundered: The case Is dismissed-dsmisse for
good, and the courtroom must be cleared at once
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
COsvOPOLJTAE OSTEND.

There is no place in the world where one can hear
more languages spoken than can DC nea,u A'
ny. -rar, the middle Of June 10 the end OF Sep
.~.,t..r Every fine day (Ostend is noted for the
ans cool weather prevailing during the summer
.,o,,hsl tbe "Dig,ie" Is crowded all day long with
handsomely dressed men and woman d NOT few from
i.o.eeaati. countries which almost CONSIDER un.
Civilized Care taken by the ,n tbs eVss
~ .hn fsshjonabe throng that makes Ostend us
~ vr,ound and such person as beggar Is rarely
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Aqueiuct Commissioners meeting, p. m'
Brighton Beach races. 2:So p. m.
Special races of Larchmont Yacht Clup
New-Jersev Athletic Club-Ncw-York cricket
match Bergen Point.
Democratic Reform State Committee
Reception for Bishop Harzell. St Marks Meth
cd st Episcopal Church, $50 p m.
Sound-money mass-meeting. Old Homestead
Ninctieth-st and Thrd-ave., p. m.
Federal Republican Club Of XXl11d District fes-
tival. Cosmopolitan Park. r. m
independent Order B'na Birth festival. Harlem
River Park
Excursion Of 9th Regiment Veterans to State
Camp
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
HONORIyG ROBERT BCRNS'S MEMORY.

The Scottlsh-American Musical Society and
Sousa's Band combined to do honor to Robert
Burns at Manhattan Beach yesterday The occa-
sion was the centennial memorial Of the beloved
lines and music Of Aud Lang Syne' and other
lyrics that were written by Robert Burns and set
10 music by his cOuntrymen. Soloists played ana
sang Scottish melodies at both the afternoon and
evening concerts The programmes were under the
al,a (rlc
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
ROrB CONTINUE TO IMPROVE.

Tho condition OF F.. Randolph Robinson OF the
Civil Service Commission, who Is suffering from
stroke of apoplexy at his home. No % Washington
Square. continues 10 improve. He passed COM
Portable day yesterday.
Father Prendergast. rector of st Lawrence'
Park-ave., who has been suffering from hemor-
Thages for several weeks. reported as being
eomewhat improved yesterday. and was able to ~
tend to some Of his dutieas
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

Postmaster James w. Swift has received author
ity from the First Assistant Postmaster General
at Washington to move the postoficc from It's
present location I'm Courtland-st To building
owned by Mrs. Andrews In Beekman-ave. mid
way between Washington and CORTLAND SITS. As
soon as the order made known opposition
was started, especially among business men. be-
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
weeks and his present condition Is the result OF

weeks and his present condition Is the result OF
relapse.
Jack Nelson. OF the Union Cycle Club who en-
joys the reputation of being rival contestant for
home from injuries received las. Saturday in Wood
eide Park Stamford, where he was fouled IN a
race The contest was given by the Yale
Towne Lock Company which offered number or
prizes to the winners. Nelson was in fair way
to win the first prize when his wheel was caught
and he thrown 10 the ground with great force
His injuries a dozen deep cuts on his face and
head and badly bruised legs and arms. which Will
make It impossible for him to ride for some time
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
PORT CHESTER.

Charles Voltz. commodore Of the Port Chester
Yacht Club and well known in New-York as an
architect, with an Office at No 100 Fifth-ave.. Is
seriously III at his home in Tingue Park. Mr. Votz
has been sick from typhoid fever for nearly SIX
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
GEO. CLINT Co
49, As AND ~ WEST 25:sv.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: I54 AND I5s WEST 18TH STREET
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel. For Line. Mails close Vessel Gala
Paul Southamp American 200 m 1000 a "a
Tritaunic Liverpool White STAR. Q 90 1900
Berlin. Antwerp. Red Star. 1000 a m 100
Vigilancia Havana. y & Cuba. loo m $40
THURSDAY. JULY %.
F Bismarck Hamburg. Hamb-Amer. 700 100 N
Schedam. Amsterdam. Neth-Amer. 500 a m 1000
FRIDAY, JULY "a
Iroquos Charleston, Clyde. ........... 30opn
Sarla Costa Rica. 1000 m l2O0
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
COLLARS.
ONEONTA-
COLLARS.
kELETA.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 4&7 Sunset - Noon sets Ell Moons age II
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
A AM-ssndy Hook b:2s Island 900 He'll Gate go
PN-Sandy Hook $50 GOV. Island G2s Hell Gate S2l
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
Announcements

r. g. w.
MADAWASkA-
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22

TODAY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-19
CONNECTIONS

No. 1-Connects at Burton. Kan,
with a T & s. F for points in Kansas
Has reclining chair cars (seats free),
aud Pullman drawing room sleepers to
Burton, Kan
No. 2-Connects at Monet for points
IN Arkansas, Indian territory and
Texas. Connects at Grand Union
Station. St Louis. with all lines Tor
the east. north and southeast Has
reclining chair cars (seats free) and
Pullman drawing room sleepers 20 St
Louis
No. 5-Connects at Burton with A.
7. & S. F. for all points west and north
west Has reclining chair cars (seats
free Pullman Buffet drawing room
sleepers to Burton Through Pullman
sleeperS Burton 70 Los Angeles, San
Diego and San Francisco. On Sundays
has Pullman Tourist sleepers through
10 Los Angeles without change
No. 6-Connects at Monet for points
IN Arkansas and Texas Connects az
ST. Louis Grand Union Station with all
lines for the east, north and southeast
Has reclining chair cars (seats free)
and Pullman Buffet drawing room
sleepers TO St Louis
Thought tickets on sale TO all points.
For further information call upon or
address W. TORREY.
Ticket Agent
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COURT BUSINESS ON SUNDAY
Woods County Bar Interested in tho Out
come of Recent Peculiar Case.


Alva, o. T, May 1s-(SpecfaI)- Since
last Wednesday district court has been
in session. Judge AcAtee presiding.
Some half dozen divorces have been
granted and several timber cutting
cases and couple Of civil suits have
been dismissed
In the case Of J. ". LappIn, indicted
for the murder OF his son-in-law, Convey,
tht case was passed for the term, as the
judge stated that there would not be
time enough at this term Of court TO
try It Counsel for Lappin made ap-
plicatfon for reduction OF BAH, now held
at 5000, but the court refused any re-
ductfon.
In the case of the territory against
Harley and Fry, for stealing and killing
a COW. Harley was tried by jury and ac-
quilted and F'ry's case was passed IN
til next term
A test case on timber cutting brought
by the United States district attorney is
IN the hands OF the jury. Circumstances
which transpired in this case are being
discussed on the streets by the bar and
general public owing 10 the fact that
the case was given 20 the jury and in
structions given by the court on Sun
day.
The Jury did not retire until long after
midnight Saturday night, with tnfOr-
nation that IL verdict was agreed
upon the court would receive Il on Sun
day. The principal cause OF comment
was the converting OF the court az 2
O'Clock Sunday afternoon 10 receive the
verdict OF the jury.
After the usual polling the verdict
was delivered TO the clerk and was as
follows: we. the jury find the de-
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The aalieha aaly eagle guesIaY 5lorne, zag g. 1896
ETHADRUBBER IN IT
CYCLONE CAPBRS ACROSS COUNTRY
NEAR NEWKIRK, 0. T.

storm Cloud Spins Itself Out Into the
sembIance of an Elephants Proboscis
and Reaches Down to the Earth, Then
Starting Toward the Northeast it
Intervals Within q Course of Fifteen
MIIe-several Houses Demolished But
No One Killed or Much Hurt.
Newkirk, o. T., May 1s.-SpeciaL)-
About IL o'clock Saturday forenoon a
cyclone formed some six miles west
and little south Of Newkirk- II could
be plainly seen from town, as il shot
down IN a slender column from the
storm cloud Its track was but a few
yards wide It first struck and de-
molished the house OF Lewis HoltZ-
From there il took a directly northeast
course, bounding along a. course OF
about fifteen miles, SO far as heard
from II smashed Frank Rogers resi-
deuce and injured him. No other in
habtted houses were struck as far as
heard from East OF the Chillocco
reservation Mr. Easton suffered the
loss Of buggy and a wagon, which
were broken up. No serious injury
was done TO any person.
Heavy rains have fallen over this
county and crops are in fine shape.
Northeastern Kay county Will have a
great wheat crop.
LIKE AN ELEPHANTS SHOUT
Newkirlk, o. T, May I6.-(SpeciaL)-
At 10 o'clock today, five miles west OF
town a fUnnel-shaped cloud resembling
on elephants snout, and accom- panied
with heavy rain and wind. scattered
destruction n its path. T. J. HU1gens,
a farmer living IN the neighbOrhoOd,
was coming TO town on horseback and
vas riding toward the path OF the storm
but on observing the storms approach.
he turned about and galloped back out
OF fits way. In describing II he said IL
was a long funnel-shaped cloud as
large as a barrel where IL touched the
ground, and as II progressed IL would
rise and fall Ike the bouncing Of a rub
Der ball In It's path IL struck Frank
Rogers dwelling in Vernon township,
picked up his house, wagon and buggy
and threw them into an adjoining corn
field, utterly demoIishng them Mr..
Rogers escaped with only severe cut
On the head. Further on IL tackled
one end OF Mr.. Dalton's dwelling and
broke il in two. leaving the open end
exposed Some distance further II de-
molished a small barn and outbuild-
ings for Mr.. VauWinkle, then disap-
peared. It was accompanied with a
great deal Of lightning and heavy rain
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WOODS COUNTS SUNDAY SCHOOLS
More Than a Hundred of Them to Help
Give CleyeIand's Libel the Lie.

More Than a Hundred of Them to Help
5 Give CleveIand's Libel the Lie.
Alva. o. T, May 1s.-(SpeciaL) THE
first Sunday school convention ever
held in Woods county convened here
and held two sessions Friday afternoon
and two Saturday. II was q delegate
convention to make reports OF the
schools and devise ways and means for
union OF county and township organiza-
tons and the holding Of the first annual
convention Of Woods county at soma
time about August or September, as
determined by the executive commit
tee
The notice for this meeting having
been short not more than half OF the
county was represented, although fifty
delegates were present and classified
reports from twenty-four schools fled
with the secretary. The temporary
organization was provided over by Mr..
George w. Crowell, superintendent ot
the AIva Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school; secretary, L. W. Moore.
Six ministers were in attendance and
the sessions were exceedingly interest
ing and edifying. Contrary TO foreign
opinion Of this country and people, there
ere a hundred or more Sunday schools
established and holding regular ses-
slons in Woods county.
The permanent officers elected were:
President, Rev. T. z. Watt, AIva; mrs:
Vice-president, L H Robertson, Mira
bale; secretary, L w Moore, AIva;
Il easUrer, Mrs. ". II. OImstead, Way
Ioka
Each township president will also be
one Of the vice presidents Of the county
organization.
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fen6ant not guilty as TO cutting timber.
but guilty as 10 removing dead and
down timber Of isne value Of $751;
The judge refused 10 accept the YER
diet and further instructed the jury
that il was not necessary that the tim
Der be live or standing timber in order
FOR them TO find a verdict OF guilty.
The bar In general think that the fact
Of the court cOnvening and giving in
structions on Sunday viii invahdate
the proceedings in this case and result
IN a Yraistrial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-19
The Season
Is Here -. .

Calling is now the order OF
the day. You can't do II
properly unless you are equip
ped with engraved cards.
They are artistic; al others
have been relegated TO days
OF barbarisn. If you haven't
the proper thing, we will get
them for you They cost no
more than the the cheap
printed or poorly written ones
and besides, you are Up with
the times.
II you have a plate We viii
get you 100 latest cards for
SI.oo, or have your name en-
graved at $3.50 per hundred.
We have samples and de-
signs IN handsome Wedding
Invitations, 81 Home Cards
az prices that xii get you
trade
The EAGLE PRESS
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Miss Nellie Ct. Hodson

Teacher OF Delsarte System OF Physi-
cal Culture and Vocal Expression Drills
on REGULATIONS and Readings. Class
hours from 10 Thursdays. Fridays
and Saturdays. Terms, 25c.
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MT BURwELL JB KERFOOT
5URWELL & kERFOOT
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

Buy and sell properties; exchange
farm land for city property and mer-
chanGiSs-
Office 422 E. Douglas Avenue. Wichita
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WICHITA AND WESTERN.

ARRIVE FROM wESr.
No Pratt ard Kingmaa passeu-
ger daily except Sunda71 .---..... 1000 a N
No. Pratt and KinEman accom-
mediation. Tues, Thurs and Sat 30 N
DEPART WEST
ger daily except sn1ds Az - $40 N
mediation. Mon. Wedn. and Fri. s-l5 m
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EAST

itrriTe Teave Arrive Arrive
No Wichita Wichita Fl smith ST. LOuis,
6 liz a D m n . . nj 30 a N 7l5 I'm
iIG g D m 10 ~ D nj II = N go N
6 81 N - a n Local Freight
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Elegant free reclining chair cars on all
trains and Pullman Palace sleepSrs from
Wichita 70 Chi>aso ana Kansas city
trains 70 Fort Worth. Houston San An
ionic and New Orleans Tickets sold and
Iouth. east ana west Steamship tickets
sold 10 all European points at lowest
7ates- Passenger station corner Doug
as and Meade avenues Telephone 80.
JOHN SEBASTIAN. HAL ;. RAY,
G. P. * T. A, Chicago. D P A
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
Time Card, Effective May 10Th, 1885.
Leave-East Bound
Train No. 70, Kansas and Ne
braslla Limited, for Fort Scott
and s. oUS-..-..--..----...---. 10 ?. m
Tran No. a. Kansas City and St
LOUIS Express .-..-.----...-. $40 p. N.
Leave for South and West
Train No 3, for Clearwater. Con-
way Springs. Anthony, hiowa.
Kiugma1. Norwich. oxford.
Belle Plaine ard Winfeid------ 80 a m
Train No. as. for Conway
Springs and Anthony. zoo p. N
Leave for North and West
Tran No g. kansas ard Ne
brasEa Limited" for Hurchf1-
son. Pueblo. Colorado Springs
and Denver --...-----..- 2-1l ?. N
Train No. ~. teXCept sunday
for Mount Hope and Hutchin-
son .-..-.-..--- ID a m
Arrive at Wichita from the East
Tran No. 9. kansas ard Ne
hraska Limited from Fore
Scott ard s.. Louis $50 p n
Tran No. 3, from Kansas City
and s. --...-...-..--.-....- 10 a n
Arrive AZ wschi-a from South and West
Tran No. 8. from K5oWa. An
thory. Conway Springs and D
N and A points zee. 500 ?. n
Train No. *. from Anthony and
CONWAY SUT----<- leo 4
Arrive al wichita frozn North and West
Train No. -. from Denver. Col
orado Springs. Pueblo aid
H11cStHSo9 Il 10 a. n
ard Nj Hope .-.--------------- 6-s5 ? n
For further Information can On or a.
dress CITY Ticket Office. No. Pac- Ry-. IA
y. Main s.. Wichita Kan
= Z. BLECkLEY. P and 7. a
Depot corEer Wichita and End s.
CHOCTAW. OKLAHOMA < GULF r R.
The Snort Lire - ana from all points il
Indian ard oklahoma Territories
Through tickets SOD al Short Line rates
70 al pc-c-S
Atch-Son. Topeka s. santa Fe
Leave Station Arrive.
$50 ?. n .-..--. wichita ...... u:le a N
Ch-e1so, Rock Island & Paclac
Leave station arrive
- q n -. W.eAi,A - I2:l5 2. N
Connect with
Choctsw. Oklahoma & Gui<
Leave StaCo1- Arrive
TO- p n ----.. Il tselo--.----s SIS ? II
1-~s q n ---OA-aaoEzlA CITY 9-e8 ? m
80 q n 5-lS .. n
100 2 l-t----.- Shawnee ..-..t 80 2 2,
els q n 81 .. r.
15:s5 2 South McAiestsr a. ? N
arrive St2tion- Leave
40 ? n Port smith Il - a II
sE-xcept Sunday.
daily
For rates and other Information auoIv
70 :. D HOLDEN. Traffic Nanzzsr
4 Il - =.
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TRAISs
GoTNG NOuTV Az FAsr-

Time Table Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific naffWay
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GOING NORTH AND FAST.
Nc = Kansas City, 1t. Louis
and Chicago limited daily
No - Colorado Springs, Den
yer and Pacific coast daily
Ne / Kansas City St Louis
and Chicag9nlght express
daily except Monday
No& accommodation daily
SAcept >Gnday...--.-..--.
GOING SOUTH And WEST
no ] Fort Worth, Ual a..
EoUstou and Galveston
express lAiiy-.--.-..-..--
No ! Okl.t1oma. Ft Worth
New Orleans and Pacific
coast. dai Y .--- --...-.--
Ne > Oklahoma. Ft Worth
Dallas and New Orleans
express, daily, except
sunday ......--....- $500.
No SPORT Worth. Houston
Galveston and IAN AlJo-
liz express. daily, except
Sunday ---.--.-.-.--.---.-.
N 81 A Accommodation, cx-
Ctpt SUNDAY. .-.---.....,
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WEST.

Arrive leave Arrive Arrive
No Wichita Wichita Denver Cripple OK !
----.- ------4 -----t -
Il ass :. M 500 a m
5 3 ~ N - p n s 20 n n II 10 q N !
8 40 0 m I 20 . m .ocal Freight
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Globe Iron Works

Manufacture engines and boilers. and
all kinds OF iron and brass castings.
Dealers in boiler tubes, steam pipes.
brass goods. cum and hemp packing.
etc.
A. FlAGG. Prop. Wichita. Kan.
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