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cot oil OF her insurance money together and Win
her new carpets and new furniture came ne"
husband, bu. he not so easily managed as hio
a had been. and as he was not Mason tiie
brethren had no further dealings and had no reason
10 keep VI any further acquaintance with tMs very
ccoi-headed and practical woman. 80, .,,,--
could rece many similar Instances OF co., md
n,ent and still cooler mpudence. where WIDOWS ana
even friends and relatives OF the departed JsM.. 10
deavored fleece IN some way or ahotnsI anu ~
get all they could out of those Masons looRhg upo
the lodge as sCrt OF mich cow win whom 'Ne'-
body has a right 10 take liberties ,ho
Rro Humphrlcs died years ago anu '"e
brethren Mere notified Of his death; he We u
single and had lived With ms motAtI a,t ~
some miles distant from their home. Inc No..
went the undertaken and arranged lor :. uloHcs.
and respectable funeral stipulatihs among. o.ie'
things four carriages reckoning one 10Y 'he iaH'l9'
one for the near relatives and the others Tor me
delegation dnd officers OF the lodge. TO hs sur
prise when they arrived at the house OF mourning
there were at least thirty caIragSs W.uu , 90 re-
very cautious man. inquired Of the undertaken u
these were all friends relatives come 20 go 70 me
funeral in these carriages. on, no sale ms ms
they ali would IKE 20 see the last ci poor l ON
Huniphries and as the Masons were there TO foot
the bid they may well all go The W Master
Informed this business man that he should pay only
among The boys when all the superfuous car
riages ordered home again. But they did not
give UP then. but came to the Master before
the cortege started and told him that there was
station very near the cemetery and he might have
the coaches filed with the friends and relatives. and
they could all take the train The Master informed
about It. but the Masons pay their way the gen.
tcmcn Will have do the same. OF course. there
was great Indignation expressed about the mean
ness OF these Masons. but when the boys found
suddenly had other engagements and could not pos-
eibly see the last OF poor Tom-(An Old Secretary.
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cccile MaxAeld and Holmes Of Copes'onre; Rich,
ardson Of Greenwlch Aker!. Of T. s. Miller rd Hr9
Guest st Ceclle will meet In the Commhnuery
Room on March g. for which occasion preparations
arc being made. hint 10 me DretnIem W
keep this date in mind IL snfcien Tor inc preson,
Atlas Lodge gave the second degree win w w
George H. Brooke in the East. assisted by r. w W
John W Alison and p ~ Henry f. BroWn r. Tools Va
The lodge well attended by members ana Visi-
tors
Veri,aa Lodge had a fine communication which
was wen attended by members and visitors w
Master George s woodley presided with the grace
working tools W. Ralph Mayors, OF Greenwich
Lodge gave the historical lecture, all OF which was
done in exceedingly good form Among he mar y
visitors w. Johnson w Sampson 'eIrery; 81
Golden Star Lodge No. .; Iced. South DaKo'a
COOK. Miller. and others.
At the meeting of Charity Lodge 10. "a he d,i
last Friday night treasurer "%s of Fro
John j. Humphreys who has been the treasurer
Ger many years filing the office WIN
regret that the resignation was accepted: Bro
Samuel j. lnckings good ana r,ea ;wsn
tydfh anniversary Of the lose Is to be suc0 Tn
brethren arc responding not only in spirit put also
financially 70 an extent totally unlocked for'
Independent Royal Arch Lodge No received I'VE
trct r ". Joseph +. Mac Entee. last Thursday
evening in that quiet and dignihed manner which
%as presemted BY PAST Masters beatty leeds
the courteous Master Of No .. Brother Mac,
Entee addressed the brethren. as Is his way. on
strictly Masonic topics, and good and whole.
some advice to the brethren. w Bro CONAN CONAN OF
Naval Lodge also made an excellent ADDRESS rs
did r. W Adolph q. Gutzsel; r; ". George a.
ElwooG VS. Swan and Raphael. of Adepni NO. -
ard Burrows ard Crowley OF Ocean. A inc mlsi-
cal entertainment furnished. and atter CLOS
ing the brethren enjoyed symposium" III VIZ
Antin parlors.
Washington Lodge No q seems to experience no
difference IN the largo a.tendances which nave
lalterly been the rule in this lodge. on Ftioay
1,s. |, diruf ha
weather n large number Of members and visitors
were present; The Master, W. rudolph toln..
greeted Worshipfuls Denham OF Excelsor 1 rrotTp
OF Centennial Colrnan OF Naval. Sba" OF JnS 49,
Miller OF Montgomery and several pretn set ,6~"
the borough of Erooklyn and OF WashlnetonS
own w Burgdorf and Wood pleasant ePis ,,e
was the reception OF the captain of the LOTT
Moore. Bro Watts. old member OF tnr .oekk
who had just returned or his goon snip 'ur, ,,n,
the west coast Of Africa The work OF INC e''ti'IS
was the second degree. The lecture by iS'o. n"r
haus Junior Warden Of Centennial was gem =,
nratorv and received the hearty commer'nA t, T.,
all present Washington Lodge seems 20 sa'nTI =,
its portals all the Masonic talent -1o'"'' '''''
Washington Lodge every time!
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himself with the chapter and commaudery and
became noble of the Mystic Shrine OF Mecca
Temple lie had been exceedingly active in Masonic
matters since his connection with the order but
more particularly with reference TO the lodge in
which he was initiated. becoming its secretary I'm
the following December he has held Office therein
continuously 10 the present time and is films
the office of treasurer. He Master of his lodge
curing the years ls94-95, during which time sixty
one members We're added TO the lodge roll He was
one OF the leading orginators Of the project for
procuring permanent nome for the fraternity of
his city which resulted IN the erection of the
beautiful Masonic Temple OF that city, which was
dedicated during the second year OF his term Of
office Master. Subsequent TO the erection and
dedication OF the Temple Of Freemasonry, a series
OF resolutions adopted by his lodge in which
special reference made TO the obligations
of the fraternity TO ". Bro. Sherman to whom
largely due the credit OF conceving and carry
ing out the work accomplished His lodge
also indebted him for his untirng zeal chair
man OF the Committee Of Arrangements for a fair
held for the benefit Of the lodge in February. 1886,
by which upward OF 5000 added to the treas
ury. At the session of the Grand Lodge held in
june, 1898, Bro. Sherman was appointed MEM
Der o. the c9mmittoe 10 rearr&nge the Masonic
districts Of the state, AID IN June last was APP
pointed tn frs District Deputy Grand Master
In the new Fourteenth District. comprising the
counties OF Dutchcss and Columbia. Bro Sherman
is a person of plain. undssuming department. but
active and aggressive in carrying out mis- ideas
OF what he thinks is for the best interests Of
Masonry
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aide and r. ". Adolph G.. Gutzsell Will give the
historical lecture. , l.,
Tus,,co Lodge No 1888 will confer the second de-
gree next wednesday evening al me mrahu y, ~. a
House w Charles Glenn VIII DE peaseo ~ "e'
come all visiting brethren.
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MASONIC DEPARTMEN I

Secretaries will kindly examine tine n"1n
of the respective officers in the c"raS ~
send corrections, IL required, TO the ~"
.or,o D.nortm.,t OF The Tribune. Tnt ""-
comic Directory s. published every s""ua''
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fflasonlc Cirettorp.

~' IHT:SS MEETING IN MASONIC HALL.
ADELpHIc 2!s first and s shsa TSesd AVER W.
wN n PEAL E AIi rs Jw yea GArKR6bdER Trss.
lsAA' ~ l. e. Z. HAssAL+ secretary.
E e A and ni sM Toi wHzsrnuAx
AANI I6rf Is NJ oRcHARD Secretary. eo Broad St
s5oS % , $500 a e '2 %M q9&,gs
r. l. A 6. REEF R 7zERBE' secretary. 2ao sPrins-s''
AMERrcrs 53s hr'' and .siEa Thq T&eyys
$f ..,y ii van Ba:.s: Ss5a
AseSFsrx rs bAS second and sFyA TggEseH
HY NGRsrT Y 5scrsa GAR Be Nest FTssi
"A Atlas iaso6 Sfii aqa third G EFfayi HAHN
fES a2s u ssSsT Hail BTSTy 5.s.
ee'a' rb ssi 5SFp B Tesa''s 8 v
EHoSoE HE~6o D. ss a#Ss Hs Y: Yes. 5a:
exESa second H ssf s faR5a 7e;si'ss W
fRMixHn AlSx % S7 IL Ess T'
CHARTER OAK. 2le. second and fourth wednesday
s9HS MMEAY Il as T. w ssHS IH4 4r: s
GER q SMITH. secre,ary Al sherman-st Brooklyn.
copnsroNE cal. second and fourth wsanesdays
TRRRS HAETis6N ssefssF N .s's s:
CITY ntS 2s a:i 90 ,'!iA H?1eff. s. w.
l. T JOS & MiiLfna. sefftary FfiHc. 1ss'A
CONTINENTAL PSI ns, s sPa sh'd Tsas;say
PRrEs J. iBoGHRr Secretary Box PSI. Masonic fia
csrscENr 492 second AND fs S EHqr,dGy
SsEY :? u K o4sHss T e.
CHARTER OAK 2.e second ara fourth "Wednesday
IoIX MMlASS AS w saTHUkLE 4E:a sw
GER O. SMITH secretary. 81 sherman Brooklyn
DANIEL. CARPENTER Vo. second and fourth s.,ur-
sNH5s fnSH jo = ROSIE 9AARHA 43.. W.
rJ HAsy rs si 500 40 w.
JOSEPH K. 'KSoi.sKy Secretary o.; iS'-avo t''
poRlc $50 second and fourth Friday
Jas MSkqsiKTEf " 4 4Hro E IA ht, yIgNE sw
RMob 81 o1TRHG so nssioa st T Eyn
EASTERN star III first s aRs ,h EI Wsagfsta.
WI" 1orN MEYERHoiz. Secretary East Str .'
x zFfHfSSs Y second f. i''A Ho1s'
R M aH. 5 wAKDLD secy Dssns broob ITsa'
GARIpALp1 64o. second and fourth Saturday.,
g f SiEisK w w E s SARR9SET T;,, s. W.
o. D'>''-- A. BRAsILEN Secretary.
GnAMERCY baT. second and fourth Mondays
'" JAMES E ehiTMAN ss4 Biss3Ser Seas
cREESwIcH- .e7 second and f Sot3, grsays
F EBwlx j i iRMIN NELL sy.TrHES. Treas w
Joseph L. MUHILNG. Secretary AT West broadway
HOPE "a. hrst and third Tuesdays
DANIEL, W. LITTLE II. WIN. 7. SMITH, g
y W YOUNG j. ". EDWARD r. LEEDS Treaa
CHARLES MILLER Jr. Secretary. $40 West loth-sI
howard IS, second and fourth Fr!days
ORIvAl. o. CLARK VI. WM g. HODGE, 8 w
SIOIS T. KEN ] w p. r BARNUM Treas
FRANCIs A. WINsHIP Secretary. $50 West 3sth-s,
INDEPENpENT lsS nr" and third Saturday.
" < FAIRHI 'RsT. J. w. a z BODENHETN rrrs.
WILLIAM HANNA. Secretary. 42o 9th st.
INDEPENDENT ROYAL ARCH 2. nrs, and third
VIM W. BROWNING NJ. HIRAM A. BLISS s w
y I VAN SICKLE. j. W. EDWIN X. NCARTY Tr.
r. W. PATTERSON. Secretary. q and 20 West Attn ~,
KANE "a nrst, third and NTH Tuesfays
JAMES F. Starlight. N. c. VICTOR rwIss. s. w.
a. i. WARREN Jr. e. A. WHITNEY. Treas.
H. W. PBNOYAR. Secretary. 500 W :ith-I.
IoTUa a. mt and third rhur.dsys
,s' ~ TTr nnnH M IN W w yofiNSoN W.
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ADAM HILL. NJ GL'opEp ,,r,r.,
ARCHIBALD SMITH r W " pf.TFr rcss' - Y
K MACKENZIE. secretar, 70 p a0f5 =. 80 t'sn
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SYLVAN 1885 second and four;h Moadav. a, 49,.
and 12fth 90 "'sA
VIM. j. HAWKS. H. p IOgrpU LAKE :.
ALBERT B;iT%INf,. : \ Nrppu 80
GEORGE W. WALGROVE Secreia-y "a fa.. i,1s. .saa
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YORK S. Forth Wednesday.
SS EiE HEPHoRN. C. q Wfs6N g rox H'H Teas sA
PREDK L. DAVIS. Recorder. i27l Van Voc. Bka.
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xERITAS ~ first ana third Friday, ror,o R.o-
GEoitoE = NOODLE. NJ 4 j. Levy s. "
W, :: C|Kfe1|DN,, J. W. RICHARD KOCH T-...
JOHN g kOOPMAN Secretary i7fst-s' n.lr H..
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ADELPHIc COUNCIL No. I. II. and s. Ms. fin, SAT-
ur6av-.
j. II. BALSToN, T. T. II. r. r. BILLINGS. l. y. Y
3. PRICE p. Q w. j. r. GAR.NER, Treaa
JOHN W. COBURN Recorder. 500 West iieth-s.
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EMPIRE CHAPTER 10, meets On 'le oi'h dry 4 s.A
WALT R BATS. r. h. UTNAN FRANxror- =
O. IL IA BARRE 5 = LoEW ENSTErN -r.as
ERED'K +. DAVIS. Sec'y. 12s Van WORMS. -
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HENRY cOtMAN, N. SIM GARRETT. & r.
JOHN SHARPE r. w ~ ETTTEICK Tea
JOHN a. HERSHAW. Secretary F0Ot l. eas-,.
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haGhJiORE 81. first and third Wednesday.
b. CHARLES II. ENSTE n GEORGF KSIpf.
EDWIN HAMMER. s. W. JOHS BEAVER Trs,..
FRANK w. FUTILE. Secretary. q Cold a.,
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PALESTINE Is frst and third Mondays
r T. BARNES. Il. {. T. a. MILLER Gen.
E. j. HAMMER, { G.; v. G0051WiS, Ti...
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CHAPTERS.

AMERicT-s 2i5. third Tues lay Of each month
CHRIS. II. IrTJENs. II. T. JOHN y o-T5 K
Wa II. LONCi. ERNE9r opr.-vtS -
'hANI.ES a NORIE Secretary 1-g g. ave
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CoRINTHfAN $50. second and folrh Ih.r,aa,, A. 4
~ =. GOOD, II. p. CFAt. r. NlRNAS x
HENRY ". ROE. secretary q Tss, i5rb-s
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JERUSALEM s frrt ard .hirf r-llrs
II Z, sIAFi0kI. r. T. JOIN 2. -RESlnDER K
4HoMSn g, I'LL Si eo ia 4 WhlrNEi frsaA
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Tourist Sleeping Cars
THROUGH TO ~
Portland, Ore,
Via Missouri Pacific Railway
Through Salt Lake City.
Through Salt Lake City.

Wichita passengers can take this
through sleeper a. Geneseo every Wednes-
day evening. $50. arriving at Portland
sunday morning, IA.
Rates for a double berth to Denver.
$50; 10 Salt Lake City. 500; to Portland
S5.0o. One berth may be occupied by two
persons without extra charge.
These Tourist cars are Of the very latest
design. with upholstered spring seats and
backs; all bedding and equipment is OF
superior quality; al toilet couveaiences,
soap, towels, etc. are provided. They are
as comfortable as drst-class sleepers.
City ticket Office. IA North Main street
E. E. BLECKLEY. P. & T. Agt
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Elegant free reclining chair cars on all
trains and Pullman Palace sleepers from
Wichita to Chicago and Kansas City
without change. Also sleepeTs on all
night trains 10 Fort Worth, Houston. San
Antonio and New Orleans. Tickets sold
and baggage checked TO all points north
East. south and west. Steamship tickets
sold to all European points at lowest
rates. Passenger station corner Douglas
and Meade avenues Telephone 80
A F COOPER. y. P. A,
JOHN SEBASTIAN. G. p. & T. a.
Chicag go, III
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THIS lire IS now running through chair
cars seats frseA and Pullman Drawi1r
Room sleeping cars. Wichita 20 S. Louis
daily without change This Is The only
lire running through Pullman cars fr,r-
wichita 20 s. Louis, where direct con-
rection IS raada with al eastern trunk
lire points n the most magnificent rafi-
Nay station in The world. Quickest lsre
20 81 points in Southwest Missouri
North invest Arkansas east ard southeast
This company DoT also have or sale
Ftes rlship tickets % al points on the
globe
Fer further Inform Htf0- address
II. O MORTIMORE
Cfty Ticket Agent
Corner Main ard Douglas Ave
Z p DELANEY. Agent Unicn Station
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WICHITA & WESTERN

Arrive From West
No. 2. Pratt and Kingman pas
senger daily except Sunday . f1o:25 a.
No. 4. Pratt and Kingman ac-
day, Saturday, ................... 10 p.
Depart West
No. !. Kingman and Pratt pas
senger daily except Sunday. e:10 p.
No. 3. Kingma1 and Pratt &c
commodation fMonday, Wed
nesdav and Friday ..............l 9:3S a.
~ puOnrc c,,-,artntandart
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Trains.

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Time Table Effective Nov. q 1897
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North and East
No. 2. Kansas City. Chi
Sago and St Louis lin
tied daily ............
No. >. Colorado Springs
Denver and Pacific
coast daily .-........
No. 4. Kansas City. St.
Louis and Chicago
night express (daily
except Sunday ......
No. 80. Accommodation
daily except Sunday.
South and West.
No. l, Fort Worth. Dal-
las. Houston and Gal
weston express daily.
No. !. Oklahoma, Fort
Worth, New Orleans
and Pacific coast tdal-
No. 3. Oklahoma. Fort
Worth. Dallas and
New Orleans express
daily except sunday.
No. 3, Fit. Worth. Hous-
ton. Galveston and San
Antonio express daily
except Sunday -..-.
No. 81. Accommodate
daily except Sunday
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MISSOURI PACIFIC

Le2Te-ESst Bound.
T-as- No e Eansas and Me-
bre ska Limited. for Fl Scotsi
and St Louis ,----------...---..-t
Trai-1 Ne. {. Kansas CITY and 81
Louis Express .-..-.----.-..-.....t
Leave for South and WeSt- 4
Train No 5. tor C}eaTwste- Cent
zay Springs Anthony. kIoHz-t
KIrsynan. SoTWseh CxforE. 4
ReIs Pain ard Winfield .---.-.f
T~sfu No. 81 for Coaway Springs.
Anthony and kiosa .-------.--.l
Leave Ger Eerth ard West Z
--ref.1 No Kansas ard Me-
braskz Limited Tor Eutchta-l
80 Pueblo. Colorado Springs
arsd Denver $500. .--.-- ...---------E
---rf1s No : for Mount Eeps aa6
,srfehfrsoa ard Gs1sseo --.-....E
1--af-, NJ IL L0cat FREIGHT. car
rses passengers between Wtch-
ia and GS7eseo ---.--------.-....I
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FOR SALE-A good cook stove and other
furniture. al 20 y. Lawrence avenue.
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WANTED-A book-keeper for next week.
Work simple. Apply mornings 5zS !.
Douglas avenue. 5g-2-v
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FOR SALE-One hay press and wire cut
Ter. "a \. Main. or VIII Mitcheus \
miles northwest Of town.
5S-su-weE-4.xx
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NANTED-A good cook white or black
man or woman. 1913 jefferson street.
5S-5tx
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Ftjtt NISCELI.AN F.Itt-5
FOR SALE-Cheap. platform spring
wagon, single harness. road buggy anu
Jersey heifer. Call at l2s Y Main
street. upstairs. C0-3tx-wet- fri-sr
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FOR SALE-SteTeotvpe 0uttit. In good
cordsuon. suitable for job Office. chaap
inquire al lA-s once lS-e0d-Lt
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FOR TRADE.

" IN ED-Sole agency 10 sell your real
estate Advertised at our expense Car
sell II priced right. Have more BUYERS
than We can supply, especially for small
places. We help buyers who do NOT
have money enough. List with Us and
your property is good as sold. Dean
Goro0n- 22-sun-wed--f
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Arrive ! Leave
1900 an 1000 am
1000 a.ml1o:W am
1890 pm 1879 pm
$50 am $50 am
SIS p.ml SIS pm
SIS PM 5::35 pm
$40 an $40 am
SIS am $40 an
$40 pm $40 pm
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Arrive From the East.
Twain No g. kansas and Mel
h-sska Limited. from Fortf
Scott and ST. Louis -------...f I:1a nm
Train No. 3. from Kansas City,
and ST Louis .---------.------..I ITO N
ArTiyJ Frora South and West.
Train No. 6. from kiows- An
thory, Conway Springs and D.
n and - points ..--.-.-----.-..f $40 nm
Tram No AZ from Anthony
ana Conway Springs ...---.-.-..Il.S 30 am
Arrive From Norta and West.
Train No u, from D9DEeE. GoIo-I
rado Springs. Pueblo and
Hutchinson -.-.--...-. 10 a. n
Train No. 40. from hutchinson
aad Mt Hope. daily except
sunday E. ....-.......--..-.--..l SO pm
Train No s. from Geneseo and
Hutchinson -.......-.-......--..-.la ;20 pm
For further information call On OF adj
dress City Ticket OHce. Missouri Paciae
Railway. ia N Main St, Wichita, Kan
E e. BLECkLEY ?. T 4
Depot corner Wichita and SITS
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NANTED-To buy from s. 10 10 fee.
front in Two blocks Of Main and
Kellogg. Address Box I043, giving l0ca-
ton and price. 5s-GyX
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FOR SALE-Elevator and electric ma
enl1ery. engine. boiler. corn-s1el-s-
wlea--cleauer. &c. sc. Wilbur +.
stout. 10 y Market street 5S-tf
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Th aaaieha 1ailu Eaele aeleauau gorno aulu p 1885
RAILROAD TIME TABLES

RAILROAD TIME TABLES
ATCHIsoN. TOPEKA & SANTA FE-
NORTH AND EAST
Arrive Leave Arrive Arrive.
Nc. lWiehitaiWichita * City. Chicago.
s1Si $40 PM go D nj $50 M $40 PIN.
to6iIo:1 a N 1919 a M 500 ?. nj s:4s a. m
4l6 $50 p M $50 p. n IS 2. n
as re PM AS ?. nj Local.
4s s:9 m. Englewood Express;
1-e. l:l0 2. nj 7:lo P. nj s:3o q M 500 p m
South and West.
No WichltaT Wlchita Fl Worth Galveston
go s:95 pm sos pm SOS ami s:S5 pm
~. ..l7.l2.i5 pm leo p, nj Local freight.
'42l SIS a nj Engiewood express
427 $40 a. n Caldwell & Pan. ex
West
Arrive Leave Arrive Arrive
No. Wichita Wichita Pueblo Denver
40 $50 J. IA 3:50 p m i Is am
Arrive Leave Arrive Arrive
No. wichita wtchitaf Pueblo Los Argste.
=. l:l2 pm. 7:45 pm "a ? n .. pm pm
Fifty hours 20 Los Angeles
--DaiIy except Sunday.
Elegant free reclining chair cars anu
r1-Itnsa Palace sleepers on ali 'r f-a--
ers s0i Ia and Kansas City Pullman: s, On
ieaying Wichita In the evening %.
gan gan tes set out al Union Depot. kansas
- hext morning. allowing p2sTSness
CO. IntH go a n. Leaving 1899
r;loynf1' ~ p m set cut a W lCt. ian nm
- ~ allowing passengers TO sleep
ca 80 a N. Through Pullman '9S QUIZ.
go 10 and from Los Angeles. San t IaV
6s1II,' r Paso and other western poi,tess
20 -, tickets sold and baggage cneCAed
West GENTS north and east; sontqr , 40
pea Steamship tickets sold to a.! E-s ~.
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me- corner Douglas and Fifth
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Topeka. Kan.
CHOCTAw. OKLAHOMA & GULF r. r
Tbs short Line 10 and from al points
In Indian and oklahoma Territories
Through tickets sold az Short Line rates
to all points.
SOUTH BOUND.
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe.
Leave Station. Arrive:
500 pm 60. Wichita -. II 10 a m
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific.
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Connect With
Choctaw. Oklahoma & cur
St Louis & San Francisco r X
No I-Dail.-St. Louis Express
Arrives. Station. leaves:
INST. Louis. SIS p m
.-.....Ft. Smith-..-..-.IO 20 3 N
Connect with
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gull
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3:l0 2. mi....... McAlester ......-f go p n
6.25 2. rni........ Shawnee $500 $40 p N
sos p. 49,. Oklahoma City, S:l5 N
........ FL Reno .-.-..-.l 9.l5 p m
EAST BOUND.
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7:25 am. -. Oklahoma City ....l 9:i5 a m
9:09 a. N ........ Shawnee ...--..-t 9.l4 a N
1918 o. m .......S McAlester....... Z :3j p m
3:15 p. m ......... Wister ...--...-I
ST. Louis & San Francisco Railroad.
Arrives. Station Leaves.
AIS pm ........Ft. Smith,.
7:25 a. m ........St- Louis ......-.
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to ]. D. HOLDEN. Traffic Manager,
South McAlester. l. T.
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