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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-08
BELLAIRE.

There was but little foreign travel to
Bellaire yesterday. The hotel registers
were about all blank.
The police ran in some four or five
DRINKS Saturday night SO there will
be matinee at the Mayors Office to-
day.
Henry Dixon, father of DR.. Dixon, OF
the Fourth ward, is getting quite fee
bic and some fears are entertained of
a fatal result.
Mr. John r. Cow, local editor of the
Bellaire Independent. and reporter for
the Intelligencer, is down at his home
sick with the grippe.
The book of w. J. Bryan is attract
ing a great deal OF attention from most
all people, and large number of the
books will be sold here.
The son of Thomas Shelly, who is at
Hot Springs, recuperating from an at
tack of fever is reported considerably
better, though not able to leave the hos
pital yet Mr.. Charles Rosser, who is
taking care of the boy is expected home
to-day by some, though some think he
won't be home for a week.
The Washington birthday celebration
committee are receiving very flatter-
ing promises from surrounding coun-
cells in agreeing to participate in the
big demonstration on February 22d.
The committee will meet again to-mor-
row night at the home Of A. Porterfield,
agent for the Register.
There is a strong attraction for Bel
laire citizens along the shores of the
Ohio now. The ice is passing out very
quietly, with as little damage as has
been known in late years. The Cha
ron, which was caught at the ferry
landing has stood the break with
scarcely a dent from the ice, and the
Lexington, below the stone bridge, has
Jared about as well. Taken altogether,
it was a very good breakup and most
everybody is glad to know that the riv-
er has opened up again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-08
STATE SUPREME COURT.

Special 20 the Register
CHARL ESTON. w. Va, February g.
The Supreme Court disposed of the follow
ius cases to-day;
Kuuker vs.. Wheeling Steel d Iron Co,
from Ohio county; submitted.
Hubbs VS.. Swabacker, from Marshall
county: submitted
Price. ct al, VS.. city Of Moundsvile,
from Marshall county; submitted.
State of West Virginia US. Goetze, from
Ohio county; submitted.
Crawford rs. Ritchey. from Marshall
county; submitted.
State Of West Virginia vs.. Emblem,
from Ohio county; submitted 10y consent
Carries vs. County Court. from Tyler
county. submitted by consent.
Adjourned until Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-08
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. February G.-Receip;s Of cat
tie were less than 1900 head and prices
were largely nominal. The market closed
strong. the few arrivals being readily as
Hogs sold freely at firmer prices. the
poorest bringing s. l0G3 -. Sales were
largely at So 2jl,3 40. During the 'aSt nan
of The week the receipts have undergone q
marked falling off. rs country shippers mad
been losing heavily.
In sheep. the small supply was sold at
about yesterdays prices. sales beng on IA a
basis of 50 25d2 80 for inferior up to 81 OG0
4 10 for choice hecp with westerns IN de-
mand at Sc 4Od3 GO. Lambs We're wanted
at s. 5Oa5 90 for common 10 choice ana
yearlings brought 81 oval 80. ..
Receipts Cattle. 400 head; hogs, H.0OO
head; sheep, 4,OOO head.
CINCINNATI O.. February Clogs
active and steady at 81 1j03 80; receipts
LOCO head; shipments GOO head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-08

and other writings. No. 176. relating to
elections by the people. Senate bills: No.
49, in relation to onenses against morality
and decency. No. A.. authorizing the
County Courts of the different counties 10
call elections for the purpose of voting on
the issue and sale of bonds. Also. not to
pass, House bills No l39. TO credit Peter
Siiman, late sheriff of Kanawha county.
with the taxes assessed against the
Charleston Street Railway Company. No.
1is. concerning elections. No. $50, TO pay
county commissioners mileage.
The Committee ON Immigration and Az
ricuiture reported back. to pass, No. 2S5.
concerning nONious animals and weeds.
Also. not TO PASS. No. 240. 10 establish the
West Virginia Agricultural and Industrial
Association.
The following bills were introduced and
referred;
BY Mr. Hervey-No 80 requiring the
owners of dams TO construct chutes.
BY Mr.. Morrison-No. 253. providing for
the establishment of an asylum for in
curables.
A communication was received from
Hon. W. Z. Chiffon. Secretary Of State.
i'm response to a resolution of the House OF
Delegates transmitting the official maps
OF Marion and Wetzel counties i'm his
office, and stating that he had made care
ful search for the map of Monongaia
county. but had not been abe to ind the
same. and that he was OF the opinion that
there is no official map of that county in
the office nor had been during his term.
The following communication from Hon.
l. v. Johnson. State Auditor, was receiv-
co. addressed TO the clerk Of the House:
'Sir:-In accordance with the resolution
II the House. which requested the Auditor
20 furnish the House with the acreage Of
Marion. Monongana and Nctzel counties,
reduced to square miles, for Information
I'm cons 5crauon of House bill No. As.
have the honor TO report as shown by
the records Of this Office. Marion county
contains 225.769 acres which, when re
duced. makes 3i9 square miles From said
records the county of MonOusllia contains
2't165 acres. which. when reduced, makes
So miles. From said records the county
OF We-zel contains %. 575 acres. which,
when reduced. makes 20 square miles
Mr. Garvin utroduce5F bin granting 10
the city of Wheeling the right TO appropri-
axe 1890 Of the funds in the city treasury
f-r rho ,,,~noss of making suitable gifts
ana p~assrts ~ The United states gunboat
..1vbcelin-" with tne provision that the
money srlv NOT DO anDronriared unless
tv-o-tbirds of The members of the Council
r-...,.- .,h., t5. ,.o+s Is taken shall vote
r., e,,o- ~ The .DDrorrf,tion mp that r.
sr,r ba oorcr~rr5 in bv nqior.tv M two
consecutive meetings of the Council held
on different DAVIS. Its reference TO a COM
mite. WIS dis1ensed with and the consti-
ruroral rule recurring bills to- De read ON
Three 5ir.rar- DAVIS was SUSPENDED. and
rta hin was rs7d the first second and
-rirl tir,..,rd rasse5 with the Droyisior
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Bradstreets'.
General trade, which was retarded by
unfaVorable weather week ago, mas re-
covered somewhat at Chattanooga
Memphis, Birmingham and New orleans;
While the cold weather cut into stocks OF
heavy goods il delayed the sale OF spring
goods. Other relatively favorable trade re-
ports are from St. Paul, Chicago, Mime
apolis and St Louis. At most centres Jop-
bers report business quiet or unchan6eu,
with no prospect for immediate improve
ment.
The restriction of the production of cot
ton goods has not strengthened the market
or advanced prices yet Tie heavy IN
crease in the sales Of wool, 4OCOO,OOO POUNDS,
at Boston alone since January J.. against
"a 600 eco pounds last year, is based largely
on the expectation of a higher duty on
wool More wooden mills have started up,
and those which have hit the popular taste
I'm style and fabric are full OF present
business.
one OF the most unsatisfactory indus
trial features is the lack of demand FOR
iron and steel. prices of which in the cen
tral-western States have gotten below nom
inal quotations. Eastern and western IRON
markets are attracted by the expansion
of the southern pig iron export trade with
In q few months In view of the reports
to Bradstreets this week on the prob4bli-
ity of the continuation of this branch OF
our export trade, predictions that southern
pig iron cannot continue 10 go abroad at
a profit after demand and price revive
recall the predictions Of a dozen years ago,
that southern pig iron could not be made
and sold for so a ton at a pront.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-08

Rye firm No. . western 42isd423sc; re-
ceipts 202l3 bushels exports none.
Hay. firm; choice timothy Sl3 scala co.
Grain freights, quiet and unchanged.
Sugars, steady and unchanged.
Butter. firm and unchanged.
Eggs. weak and unchanged.
Cheese firm and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, o., February 6.-Flour,
steady.
Wheat. firm: No. red 90c; receipts 5000
bushels; shipmen-s eco bushels.
Corn, firm; No. mixed 25l2c.
Oats, steady; No. mixed 19c.
Rye dull; No. Sec
Lard, steady at s. size.
Bulk meats, firm at 81 %.
Bacon. dull at s. 60.
Whisky, active; sales 500 barrels, on a
basis of 81 = for spirits.
Butter, steady,
Sugar, strong.
Eggs, quiet at lie.
Cheese firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-08
WOOL

The demand for wool continues and the
volume of business is large Boston $
wool sales since January l foot up in eX-
cess of 100000 pounds, an increase Of "a
100000 pounds over the same period last
year The market is very firm as result
of the large sales, but most business Is
doing at old prices. London sales show an
active American demand. purchases FOR
this country up to February being esti-
mated at 5000 bales. Prices for woods
suitable for this country quoted about ,
per cent. higher in London under the good
competition The demand for wool is due
entirely to the expectation Of a duty being
put on this raw material, and manufact-
urers are stocking ahead. Fleece woods
are in light supply and held firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-08

ing against them. The quantity of goods
on hand IS large enough to make buyers
Indifferent, and this makes business slow
and unsatisfactory. The print market is
steady, and good sales are ruling, the
handsome spring styles shown making
them very attractive. Staple ginghams are
going steadily. but the market for fancies
is slow. outing cloths are going well.
Dress woolens are in fair shape, mills that
were able TO strike the popular taste in
style and fabric being full of present bus
mess. Jobbers report a steady trade
Mems wear woolens are meeting with fair
attention for fan. and orders are coming
in with much more freedom. Cheviots and
worsteds are doing best.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-08
ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS.

CHARLESTON. W. VA FEBRUARY o.
tn. S-'.. convened az -' De- M
I'M. Commute. %" t1 judiciary reported
back to pass. .reroSstl House oHi NO 90
rr1vi.r- for Che adlus ment of damages
and costs where Che stock law is I'm force.
$50. o prevent cruelty 20 animals t'-
crossed House bin SO .'. 90 restore 10 Nor
gan county d ee-ee'te. Senate Dill NO. 49,
-' prevent lobbyists from 'etIp'l'- the
t11r of either House or the LEGISLATURE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-08
SILVER

The silver market continues almost mo-
tionless and devoid of features. Quota
tions both here and in London have been
no developments TO affect them. The In
dian situation Is, of course. largely re-
sponsible for the present state of affairs.
Silver Prices-London. January 3d. % IL
l6d; February /, % ll-l6d; February .. %
l1-l6d; February 3, 2924d; February L. 292id;
February 5. 29&id. New York January 30
csc February l. else; February 9 CSC;
February 3. Gi&c; February 4, 6424c; Feb
ruarV D. Gi3.c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-08
WHEELING TECHNICAL SCHOOL
AND BUSINESS INSTITUTE

Technical Department-The following
branches will be- taught: fundamental. Me-
chanica and ArGaltecIT3rai Drawing. Let
% Painters. Cabinetmakers. Carvers and
Sfonecutters. Modelling IN Clay.
business Department - Bookkeeping.
stenography. Type|riitlng. Penmanshlp.
Tuition fee n Technical Department 81
nor month. admission 10 all classes.
Ruginess Department - Modern Lam
euages. 8 per month; Bookkeeping Cor
resnondence Penmanship. s. per month.
stenography and Typewriting 81 per
month. No scholarships sold. Students
bind themselves for one month only. Spe-
cial classes FOR ladies' IN D0th departments
Glasses In session 90 evening. 1903 90
For particulars apply direct TO
GERHARDT NELSON
faCevb Egerter Building, "a Floor.
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MINING STOCKS.
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. February ct was day OF
active and wholesale covering OF shorts III
the wheat pit. due 10 which the May option
advanced full lhc. The practlcai con ~,
tlc spur 10 put shorts on the run. All the
Other markets were more or less influenced
corn advancing sc, oats the same ana pro-
visions 2l2Ql2l2c. -.
ness due to the decline Of 1hd at Liver
pool The effect of this. however,was most
IN apparent on the curb and by the time
the regular market opened specula.V t,
were already looking toward other sta
;lsticaI news of a decidedly different tenor.
Tha range of prices at the opening was
from -5i. 10 155sc for May compared win
yesterdays closing or 'o9s0 .o74c; anu III
Side Of half an hour the price had risen
TO 1524c At the last named figures the OF
ferngs were heavier than the buying or
dlrs and q moderate downward reaction
me ADVANCE was due to the clearances
from Argentine ports for the week. when
were only 1900 "gainst 1000 busnels the
week before ana 634.COO bushels the cor
responding week of last year the una
yoidable Inference from such comparisons
is that The worst that has been told aDout
the crop destruction Of that country Is pc
ing confirmed and that country should De
considered practically out Of the list OF
ccrort,l.s. MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth re-
Ceipts We're 20 cars compared with lN'
the previous Saturday and 90 the CORE"
suOnding day of last year. Chicago re-
c,ived but is cars against l26 year ago.
The shorts in the market were numerous
and the course of the market proved that
some of them were indisposed TO remain
i'm that position any longer. They bought
with consistency all day and kept the price
ON the rise After reaCting from ibs4 10
7sac for May on a little realizing, II ad-
v7nced again. reaching 1Ilsc. .o-@.,.oo.
Flour. dull: winter patents y 500 %,
straights s. l0d4 80; spring specials 81 %;
spring patents 81 C0di 80; stralghts ~ 4Vd
40. bakers So 3003 40.
Wheat. No. . spring I5AdI6c; NO. spring
12ai 15iec; No. red S6Q6ic.
Corn No. . 22lac.
oats. No. ? 1Ci4c; No. white 19a2lhc;
No white 110l9c.
Barley. nominal; No. 25aS4c; No. ( 2r4
Siaxseed. No. / 75a76;4c.
Timothy seed. prime 81 6342 90.
Mess pork per Dbl. 81 5707 co.
Lard, per 100 lbs. 50 6112QS 20.
short ribs. sides Qoose). So 75d4 90.
Dry sailed shoulders (boXe0 4ha412c'
Short clear sides (bOXed) 4sQ4hc;
whisky distillers finished goods, per
gallon 81 II.
Sugars, cut loaf. unchanged.
No . yellow corn 2l2c
Cheese steady at 9H9l2c.
Eggs firm: fresh lie.
Butter, firm; creameries 15d2Oc; dairies
Recelpts-Flour. 5000 barrels; wheat, H.
ON bushels: corn SOL 900 bushels; oats, 32i =
600 bushels; rye, 5000 bushels; barley, $4,000
Sbirments-Flour. 5000 barrels; wheat.
1900 bushels: corn. 1900 bushels; oats,
$4,000 bushels; rye -; barley SS'OOo oush-
els.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. February 6.-Pig iron.
steady; southern ST. O0H12 90; northern
ST Goals 90.
Copper, quiet; lake brokers 12c.
Lead. strong; domestic brokers g 90.
Tin plates, quiet.
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SATIEN AFTERNOON DRESS.

cine Blue WITH Tan Figure, and Waist
..t ruuc over Tan. With EolerO Jacket.
rt.v are making sateens that are
-.-a1le for house Gowns. They have
sheen and viii launder Made
-rev are as richly elegant as can be
-L
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-08
DRY GOODS.

4 fair business Is doing in jobbing de-
partmonts. while with sales agents there
is considerable bordering and sizing up OF
stocks. Cotton fabrics are i'm poor shapes
as regards manufacturers the market be-
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For sixty cents the Daily Register
will be sent to any address outside Of
the city during the session Of the Leg
islature.
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FOR sALE-sOCIETY ADDRESS Cards
embossed and engraved. Embems for any
eociefv known Handsome and reason
sbie. address or call on West Va Print
ing Co.
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Put a
New Face on Your BUSINESS

For 1887. by ordering from US fun
lire OF Autographed Letter Heads
Bill Heads, Cards, Statements,
Checks and Drafts. You can have
samples and prices for the asking
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.
deIh "heeHhs' W. va.
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CHICAGO, February 6.


CHICAGO. February s.
Wheat-Opening. High. Low. Closed.
9 Mdy 77ii3i:s@# Sc IS. al5 7s3sa
c9 9Fay 2r.aH 2lss 2tlkaH 2A@as
July -J443s zossd12 zoA -o7s
May MAY 17taA 17aa7s 1893 179la -,
July ISIS 1885 lSAq$s 1Sh4$s
PS &Sy 81 5gs 81 egisa 81 500 81 sg44@
July 779s 747ls 777ss liz
N5 # 3SaE s.s. 49, 49, 81 sEs4 s@ s9a;
Sa aisSsi N'8z s5a $50 g SEA 3 sob
5 5iRI Va 59.'a s7.o ss2 3 s 25S
car Iots-Wheat, Is: oats. S21; corn, 562;
Estimates for Monday-Hogs, $1,000.
NEW YORK. February 6.--Flour, re-
coin-s "a. 300 barrels; exports 4.S46 barrels
m lr'le, iirmer: winter patents ~ 6OG4 20;
MINNESOTA patents "a 35d4 As winter
str3ights Sc l5d3 50: Minnesota bakers
Sc 65r3 %: rye flour. steady; supertne - o.
az -: fancy 81 SOa3 60
Wheat. receipts 1880 bushels; exports
, 10 gs2 bushels spot inactive; No. l hard
enc: options easier and closed l2dtsc nigh
en-: No. red February closed at S412c; May
Corn Corn. receipts 1925 bushels: exports 5,7S2
bushels. spot quiet; No. 29lsc: options
orened firm and closed 1sdAc net higher
February closed at 29lsc; May closed al
OATS receipts 29.S00 bushels: exports 20
5i1 bushels: spot inactive; No. ,. 212c; OPP
tions duh and closed isdAc net higher;
February closed at 2ll2c; May closed at
Hay. quiet.
Hops. easy.
Hides firm.
Leather firm. -
Wool. steady; fleece l5Q2Oc; pulled l5q
Reef quiet.
Lard. easy: western steamed s. 9212;
Max 81 o.; refined easy.
Pork. dull and weak.
Butter. firm.
Cheese steady.
Esgs. weak: State and Pennsylvania
1Gc western fresh 130l5Ac.
TallOw. quiet.
Petroleum. steady; United closed at 92c
bid.
Rosin. steady
Turpentine. quiet at 2Sl5q29c.
Nolasses. steady: New Orleans open ket-
tie. good to choice 22GS2c.
Cottonseed oil. steady; prime 21c; better
grades 21@2rsc; prime white 2i5c.
Coffee options opened quiet and I'M
changed. ruled duh all through the ses-
sion; market closed dull and points high
er 20 q points decline; sales 80 bags
SUGAR raw steady; fair refining sac;
centrifugal. 96 test 5-32c: refined quiet;
standard A Hsc: cOnfectoners' 4 42sc;
cutloaf 47sc; crushed 47sc; powdered 4i9c;
grJuUlated p4C.
BALTIMORE. Nd, February e.-Flour,
dun and unchanged; receipts $50; exports
none.
Wheat. strong; spot SS}sc bid: May S46
SiIC: exports none; stocks 3l6.35l; west
err wheat by sample, SSG90c.
Corn. steady; spot and month 20SG26c;
May 2ST 2Ni4c: receipts 1855 bushels; ex-
norts 26.4i4 bushels; southern white corn
27i5GsSc.
oats. quiet and steady; No. white 24G
2Fsc; mixed 21d22c; receipts 1884 bushels
exports 20 bushels.
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FINANCE AND TRADE

NEW YORK. February G.-Noncy on call
easy al llsGZ per cent; last loan, lsi per
cent closed offered at l4i per cent
Prime mercantile paper, goa per cent.
business I'm bankers bills at lS6i- 10 iS63t for
demand and asa for ~ days -..-....
Posted rates. l>52t>5ls ana N'is0iSs.
Commercial bills. 4>-
Silver certificates olt.3o''4.
Bar silver. ti'l.
OvarurueutS-W c3k-
Ntw T.. - As Registered. ...............l- ~ :
Nt,y r. 5 Is Coupons. .. o. .. ......,.l-- Is
D. X IS REGISTERED .....---... .ll2. .
l. \ IS Coupons. ........... .-.... g
r. : Is Registered. ........-. .''.t!i q
L. = IS Coupons. -- .- 60 -.-....... ~
l. y - Registered ......-.......-. stte
Pacific 5s of S'.-.. 90 &c '-'' ''''''''''-'''-
Srltes-QUiet
F4Uroai--l rms guIJr.
Sfocks-Thcrc was Hlle OF hnpuL lance
an the transactions of the Stock Exchange
+D 1r,- The dealings being on "a small scale
ann fha HuctuatiOus of prices being with
iu narrow limits ttly closing week Whlth
has proved duh Throughout ih spite or lAe
h0res entertained ne Che beEirulS OF q re-
vfvgl iu trading. To-day opening proved
irra-ular Lu- generally heavy uuder much
tho same influences as yesterday. a Itel-
iug uueaSiness ceulercl d1o~t el'g i.-ul
trial shares. undoubtedly que 20 llc pro-
cafdiurs OF the legislative trust mN5stisa-
ton goin- ON iu the city. an the railway
list also the publication or some us ppolilt-
ing traffic Statements or me Sou.iW t--SIh
lines rNertal generally depressing inNu-
s,re with 81 Louis Southwestern, Louis
vile and Nashville. and southern pre-ctIt4
leading the decline. The inQus-rldiS lcuHd
fairly support. but usured Tess pIoiilI-
ncrtly in the dealings IMAM NtS.tIUd4. II
WIS only i'm the final hour that the market
cXhibited any decided tone and then the
professional traders started GO cover eN-
teu-i-elv iu the lUtustrlal>. As q CtiiHN-
oueuca SuEarLeather preferred ana Amer
u.
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TRANs-oHIo DrvIsToN.

TRANS-OHTO DIVISION.
Fov Columbus. Chicago ana the West,
1885 a. m and 3:4j b. No., daily.
Columbus, Cincinnati au1 ST. Louis. 1OIs
q. 70. daily, lao p. m. daily except Satur'
day and 2:i0 q. N. Sunday only
ST. Ciairsville accommodation. lC:b a. "a.
and $40 p. m. except sunday
Newark Accommodate, 5lO p. M
daily. except Sunday.
Sandusky mail. 1915 n. m, daily.
ARRIVE
From Chicago. lis a. m. and lilo a. M
F:om St. Louis Cincinnati and Coium-
bus. sos a. m. and $3.50 p. ln.. daily.
St Clairsville accommod ton, 1850 a. m.
and $50 D. H.. except Sunday.
Newark accommodation, 1913 a. m,
daily. except SUNDAY.
CITAs q. ECUIE.
Genera Passenger Agent.
] T. LANE. 7. =. Az. Mhee.lng. W. vs.
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WHEELING ANDELMGROVE
RIVER RAILROAD co

On and after Sunday. July u, 1896 Pass
enrer Trains @lli run as follows DAILY
fDaily except Sunday. Eastern Time.
South Bound. z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-26
HOW ABOUT
Your Letter Heads
And Envelopes?

When you are out, remember
that you can get 6r-z White
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\o IN Kansas Matthias reclining chair
cars (seats free) and Pullman drawing room
sieeDers 10 Wichita and Burton, Kan Con-
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for points in Cherokee Strip and Oklahoma
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M ZOE St Louis Mail-Has reclining
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Pullman drawing-room sleeperS 10 Monet
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AZ Nouett with No. ;. the Texas Limited
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Nouett with No. >. which connects az
non station. s.. Louis. with ali lines for
,he east north and southeast
No l05 Colorado and California limited
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