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and upwards made
ON FURNITURE.
PIANOS. HORSES
Loans Of $40

Wagons. etc. at lowest rates and on the day ynu
spply- We are loaning the Building aud Loan
Association plan, which makes the cost of carry
ing leans much less than you pay elsewhere. and
allows you TO pay 1t off in any sized notes yon
desire running from TO twelve months Yop
only pay 1or the use of the money for the length
of time You carry it. If you have 4 loan with
some other company we Will pay ii off and ad
vance you more money If desired Rates cheer
fully given, and cost to you unless loan Is
made Loans made anywhere in the District
Cali and get rates. Front Room, first foor Scien-
tifc American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co.
60 L st. \. w.
no6-tf
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TRUSTEES SALE,
DuScANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT on MONROE
STREET. UNI0NToWN. D. c.
BY virtue Of a deed of trust, recorded in 1iber
22ss. folio 45o ct seq of the land records Of the
District OF Columbia, shall sell at public auc-
tion in front of the prePises, on THURSDAY
THE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER 1900. AT 1890
O'CLOCK p. NJ, lot 725, in DuvalI's Addition 10
Unontown, D. c. Terms cash; $l00 deposit re
quired al time of sale. Ten DAYS allowed to com.
plcte sale
ALBERT L. RICHARDSON,
JOHN RAUM,
oc5-eod, ,exS, en- Trustees
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= Cargo Prom she kIonait,c

SEATTLE Wash, Oct 17.-The steam
ship Humboldt arrived yesterday from
sEagway, bringing 500. coo in KlendiEe
gold aud go passengers.
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"GETTING Y0rNG -AGAIN.o

SNaA-N1 A@AN R1sas4 Al 81 y
back and limbs. could
not stand any length of
time. l knew that cur
home doctor would In
sist the first thing on an
examination. and that l
would not submit to, un-
less l was dangerously
sick. and then it would
be too late. If anyone
had told me your medi-
cines would do me so
much good l would have
said, oh, no: not that
much good. I can say
truly l was surprised at
the benefit / received. ~
old friend of mine said TO
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WEAK MHETu.

Instant Relief Cure days -seTer returns xii
gladly send any sufferer IN plain sealed envelope
FREE prescription With f'i directions for iaifl,1
private Lost Manhood Night Losses
Debility Small Weak Parts Naricoceie, etc AddTess
G. B Wright, Music Dealer Ees III. Ma shah, t5lea
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IN THE STOCK MARKET
General Tendency Toward Lower
Prices at the Opening.

Downward Movement in Response to
the London situation. where De-
can Quarter-DeaIinGs in Fairly
large Volume and Well Diversified
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chieaao Grain and Proxision marLer

Corrected daily By W. B. Hibbs q Co. mem
heTs Of the New York Stock Exchange I4I9 =
Street
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NINE. JONES. Paimst and Card Reader; learn
your life and make tHe most OF it; 25 cents;
hours 10 a ":3a 6l9 st. nv
ocI7-2t,em
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New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W B. Hibhs & Co., MIN
bers of the New YORK Stock Exchange. I4l9
Street.
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MRS. VETO treats all female weakness and sgs=-
larities; never tail. Office 81 st.
otf6-3t,Cm
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ROOMS PAPERED, 81 up: only dealer who gives
a legal guarantee WITH all work; estimates
furnished: samples brought, largest and inest
assortment Send postal to William V MA
HONEY. COS Pa. ave Sc seI5-I-ua en-
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to death. Was very nervous, and could
hardly walk across the room. | only
weighed ninety pounds when l commenced
taking these medicines; I now weigh one
hundred and forty pounds, and am having
better health than ever before. My friends
all say they can hardly believe that I am
the same person; after being sick so long
| have changed to be robust and rosy
checked. have taken fifteen bottles OF
Prescription fifteen OF the Discovery,
and fifteen of The Pellets ] know that
If it had not been for your medicines
would not have been living today
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is
woman's medicine. It is not offered as
eure-all, but it is confidently recommended
as a sure and safe remedy for all those
diseases of women which are curabie by
the use of medicine 1t establishes regu-
larity, dries the drains which destroy the
strength and beauty of women, heals in
flammation and liberation and cures fe-
male weakness. 1t is the best preparative
for motherhood, giving great strength and
elasticity to the organs of maternity, and
making the baby's advent practically palm
less-
GETTING YOUNG AGAIN"
1t is one of the triumphs of "Favorite
Prescription that It's results are so palpa-
bly, and visibly real. The cure of womaniy
diseases by this medicine is proved by the
gam IN HSsh anu weight, Dy tne restoration
of youthful freshness, by the renewed
strength and ambition, and by all the out
ward and visible signs OF robust health.
81 enjoy good health; thanks to Dr..
Pterce's Favorite Prescription and Gold
en- Medical Discovery writes Mrs. ]. j.
Schnetyer of Pontiac, Livingston County.
III. Have taken six bottles of each kind
/ was taken sick last February and the
doctors mere called 1t grip. l lay for four
weeks in bed. and when l got up I
found l had displacement Had such
aches and pains in nv
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MME THEEO.

nous ClaiTvoyant and I'simist. Consult hei On
business, love, and family Affairs; reunites the
separated; removes spells; causes speedy
riages and gives luck. Open daily. German spoken.
25c md Soc $50 II st. nv. oc12-.t
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NME DREAMER. born clairyoyant ana card
reader: guarantees satiziacti0n: prices -
and soc. s07 .th Il. ~. oc15$t
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DOYCU NEED MONEY!
Weuaye 1t for You.

wAATED-To borrow sI,oO0 at 6 per esnf. pax
able in monthly notes; good security: hest al
references. Address j. ". B., p O. Dept
ociS-3t
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MONEY To LOAN ON APPROVED scoII.4T.
ERAI-No delay. CHARLES A. BAKER
Rooms 40 and Al, Metzerott Building, 1iIo F ST.
se4-tf
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W ALL PAPER

THE LADIES ARE GOING tn VOTE out in Col
oraGo. Wonder il thes viii vote for the hrs;-
locking man? 1t is tn->-up between Nchiust =
and Bryan Silver women viii vote for Bryan:
gold worlen for tie present incumbent Raof,i$
Fapered, 81 up. 7. C. NofTE, SO 9th ST. nv:
20 branch. oel1-ts
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II is pointed out with regard TO Nor
folk and Western common stock that it is
row Pennsylvania controlled stock and
that the PENNSYLVANIA management is not
noted for its liberality in the matter of
dividends to securities thus circulated
Norfolk, common, will be somewhat ham
dicapped by this fect. although the earn
ings of the company continue superb.
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Sugar was sold off to below l20 before
noon.
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Nine. mel VILE.

The acknowledged leader Of them all, is in your
midst? Without asking question she viii tell
you the object OF your call, giving names OF
friends and relatives Her revelations are most
wonderful and acknowledge TO be Of The highest
order The madame will refuse TO accept any Zee
unless she gives the utmost satisfaction and less
you find her superior TO any medium. paImist or
clairvoyant in the city. stls (Eye) st. NV. II
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Money continues easy and the fears OF
a stringency are thing of the past. The
gold imports already engaged amount to
something like 10000. coo. and it seems
'ntirely probable that this amount may be
doubled or quadrupIed in the coming
month, At the same time the shipment of
gold to the interior Will be stopped and
return flow to that centre will begin in
earnest. Three per cent call loan rates,
and even smaller rates, are to be eX-
peCIed this winter
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The 8 DAYS" Cure

0o. men) leads all remedies In this city; 4
prompt and permanent cure or 40 chsfge- CoH
suJtation free DR. McKEEHAN 6l6 18Th ST Ls
Office hours. to Il a. r.. to p NJ Sundays.
TO p. m. 'e''iiiO
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MONEY LOANED salaried people and retail
1nere+. ITS upon their own names without Sc
eIrity; easy payments. ToLMAN Room Is, @is-
2Is 81. os.22-Iyr
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engineers can throw up with such limit
ed resources in an hour or two. 1t is
not pleasant work, for it means more
often than not working up to the waist
in running water, the climbing of mud
dy banks and. in fact, all the nardships
Of war without any of its glories. 1t
has also all the dangers of active war
fare, for, although the engineer corps
is always preceded by a accommodating
party and a guard, the men of such a
corps necessarily have to do their work
well in advance of the main body of
their army and are liable to attack at
any moment.
Owing to the nature of the country
and the character of the campaigning
in South Africa the corps whose forte
is bridge building has very often been
called into service. One of the most
brilliant examples of their skill and
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sawyers. using British and American
tools, with the object Of proving which
country manufactures the best inpIe-
ments.
1t is probable that time was first di-
vided into the year by observations OF
the movements of the sun among the
other heavenly bodies; that the revolu-
tons of the moon about the earth de-
cided the length Of the month. snd the
rising and setting Of the sun marked
the duration OF the day
The analytical commission appointed
by the London Lancet 10 investigate
the composition Of American cigarettes,
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Turk Last year Ie,0oo square miles
were carefully chaxted IN different
parts 81 the woEld-Asia, Africa and
the south Pacific
A gentleman N Louisville makes
a pet CT a large white gsRder. which IS
devoted 10 its owner and accompanies
him on his walks II approached by a
stranger. the gaudes f3usfess 20 ms
master saua viking FOR protection. and
dog
Germany has prohibited the nee OF
saccharin for the production u beer.
vine, etc Other artificial swsStsaing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14

GUM has prohibited the Importation.
manufacture ard sale q Saccharan ex-
cept !or medical purposes. ard Francs
also prohibits the use u this sub-
stance in food ln Great Britain sac
charm must DCt Be Ese1 Sc beer MAJ
ufac1uFs-
The hard q sSiucats0n ard TIE police
department 81 SeE Fsrk are TIE two
most expensive 6egaF7n1enfE - TIE
municipal government Collectively
their maintenance cosiE 81 &c - >
year.
The Italian ministry kzz ordered III
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bridge building. During their advance
into Persia inflated sheepskins, it will
be remembered, were the principal
things in the bridges of those early
Greeks. Since that time, however, more
scientific methods ard more satisfac-
Tory materials have come into use, and
the up 10 date general always has
specially trained corps of men who are
able to throw a bridge over any stream
or river or swamp that may lie in the
line of march in the twinkling of an
eye.
In the British army the corps most
noted for this sort of work is the Royal
Engineer corps. Some idea of the mar
velous work done by these men may be
gained from the accompanying illustra-
tons. which show impromptu bridges
built out Of the crudest material and
constructed under the greatest disad-
vantages. For instance, at Modder riv-
er. early in the South African cam
paign, it was found necessary to throw
a good, substantial bridge over the
stream during the great battle of Nov.
%. This was done, and it. will be re-
membered that General Methuen spe-
cially praised Brigadier General Pole
Carew and his men for their skill and
dash in supplying the needed bridge
on the spot when it was necessary.
This officer was in command of the
Guards brigade at the MOdder river
fight, and his corps of engineers were
hustled forward and had their bridge
across the Modder almost before the
astounded Beers could realize their in
tentions. When it is remembered that
all or most of such construction work
takes place under fire, and that the en-
gineeTs at work have few or none of
the implements employed by the expert
bridge builder, it seems truly mar
velous how they can throw together a
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as well as that Of the most popular
English makes. reports that the test
failed TO show opium. arsenic phospao-
rus or mercury in a single instance
There is not a single scIntfIIa OF evil
Gence,'' says The Lancet. ''on which
can be fairly based the allegation OF
the presence OF any substance inJuri-
Gus 20 health"
Over l eco houses in London are ten
antIess because they are PECULIARLY sup
posed 10 be haunted
The British government keeps II YES
sells az work sounding and chzrtlns The
ocean beds 10 find cut where dangers
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such work are drilled long and patient
ly at home in the different forms of
structures necessary for the carrying
of troops over stream. These bridges,
of course, vary with the size and the
nature of the stream to be crossed. If
it is a wide river, the pontoon bridge is
usually made use of. For this purpose
each division in South Africa carries
with 1T a number of strong but light
pontoons. These are anchored in line
across the stream, girders are laid from
one pontoon to the next, and planking
is then laid over the Orders. To put
together bridge of this description is
comparatively simple matter. A far
more delicate and difficult operation is
to throw a single span over 80 foot
stream, and one that must be strong
enough to support several tons weight
at one time. The building materials
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locomotives. fss passenger easeaeE. e
i9Nsage Ysns and Lea fxelghf eass. IN
a1ditloH % she IL locomotives ara -
ss-ssss ~aspas fnat have sIreafr beeu
ordered 10 5ssest The reeds - 49, Me-
iiefFar'san aaa soufhsra Hallway q
Italy.
IN Arabia the AFsls seslenaa nas
N tae sanity 1esests e kiad = faaa.a
Nssiee apbsrsstsT reserrsSiss tas sssssrs
= fhs hihie- ard Nbiea Fsrs-es ss 90
Tor fsosn nssn asa4 eaa1sia Nhsa 80 f.t-
Ter = - b. fo9n6- = appsars ssfan tie
kafie after every Fa4E. nosssetssssss be- ST.
tss bsaDa-
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years ago and were thrown into the
graves beneath the coffin
Great quantities of Russian petro-
leua are used for fuel for locomotives
and marine engines. The cruisers of
the Baltic fleet are now fired with oil,
and its use is likely 20 be further ex-
tended 10 the whole Russian navy.
In Tasmania the trade in axes and
saws has been almost entirely monop-
Oli5ed by Americans It is now the in
tention TO carry on international COM
petition between teams of axmen and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

The oldest tree in the world. it is said.
is a cypress tree in Mexico which meas
ureS l2e feet about the base. and which
is believed 10 be 5000 years old and
more ancient than the baobab tree Of
Africa. which is said to have lived $500
years. The yew tree in all times. from
the early days OF the Egyptians to the
later civilization Of England. has been
esteemed as q mourning emblem.
Branches Of the yew were carried over
rhe dead by the mourners in England
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Terrible through the Crimean war, and
also in the two wars between England
and China and in the Egyptian cam
paign of 1882. For a time he was com
mander of the channel squadron, but
two years ago was appointed to the
China station.
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lea from Eng
land. T h ! s
quaint old bit
of furniture is
usually made
of oak, heavily
carved, with
the seat up
holstered with
genuine pieces
Of old brocade
in order to pro-
duCe the proper
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fleet in eastern
waters, and, al
I h o u g h h i 6
breast is cover
ed with medals
and orders when
he is in full
dress, he has no
badge of which
he is prouder
than the Royal
Humane soci-
ETY. medal given
for this act of
gallantry. Ad-
miral Seymour
served on the
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4 REG1MENrAL MASCOT.

Here is the mascot of one Of the
Welsh regiments now fighting in the
South African campaign. This mascot,
which is a long horned, shaggy haired
Welsh goat, was presented TO the reg
iment by Queen Victoria. and when the
men went to South Africa accompanied
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cruSted " l I n
diamonds. This
is but one of the
many new freak
designs which
manufac ring
jewelers. h a Y e
been putting on
the market Of
late. The mod
81 of the instru-
ment is perfect
and the work
manship is very
Ena harr +1,. On
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O
s
hJ
to
and
French or o
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antique effect. The wood is artifcially
darkened with a stain, and when the
back is richly carved, as many Of them
are. this old fashioned seat makes a
very ornamental piece of parior furni-
ture
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14

specimen of the
jewelers. art is
of silver and
heavily cha sed.
1t is supposed
to have been
m a n u featured
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A GALLANT ADMIRAL.

Here is a full f1edged admiral who.
at the risk of his own life, saved
marine who had fallen overheard from
his ship. This hero is Admiral Sey-
mour, the commander of the British
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14
IMPROMPTU BRIDGE BUILDING IN WAR;

structure that viii carry the weight of
cavalry and heavy artillery.
This art of impromptu bridge build
ing is acquired only after long prac-
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several centuries ago, ct a time when
Spanish metal workers early acquired
most mysterious skill in the making
of such articles as this quaint old
snuffboX
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livery one who has read Keno
r phon's famous "Anabasis'' v ill re-
L. member how that illustriouss gen
eral of old describes his metht I'd OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14

A VALUABLE FRENCH POODLE.
Rajah, whose portrait is herewith
reproduced, is one of the costliest
French poodles now in existence. Ra-
iah is the property of an English wo-
man who is a devoted dog fancier, and
he has won many ribbons at different
dog shows on the other side of the wa
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DEWEY's sNUFFBOx.

One of the most treasured souvenirs
possessed by Admiral Dewey, it is said,
is Spanish snuffboX picked up by the
admiral while at Manila. This old
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BR1rA1N's GUNBoATs FOR SOUTH AFRICA.


annbu ed enemy
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propriateness of a miniature violin as
personal ornament seems TO be restrict
ed TO persons of musical turn of mind
alone.
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A kind of paper is made from sea-
weed which is so transparent that it
may be used instead of glass for win
dowS.
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THE SAyoNAROLA CHAIR,

One Of the latest fads in antique
furniture is the Savonarola chair which
has recently been introduced into Amer
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Indian scouts among the Nez Perces
and Umatillas are being enlisted for
ithe Philippine service.
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q
hat
hia plans
Mel
!
Or
SIS stoaly refuse
a . ar such
the
~ wlnchez
o
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away many honors.

English
shows of
of
British
of the
supply
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A JEMELED VIOLIN.

One of the seasons novelties in the
form of jewelry is a gold brooch made
in the shape Of violin and richly in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14

discarded
and well cricket and his trousers an old pair OF gsh infantry
the king surrounded by his and
of gnadier bannn
with the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14
HOW BoER PRISONERS KILL TIME

One Of the favorite amusements d
the many Boer prisoners who are hel
on board the different British cruiser
lying on Durham is salt water fishing.
These stolid Beers spend great deal
The Marshall republican., 1900-08-03
Tours in the Rocky Mounssins.

The Scenic Line Of the World"
the Denver 4 Rio Grande Rail.
road, offers to tourists in Colorado,
Utah and New Mexico the choicest
resorts, and to the transcontinental
traveller the grandest scenery. Two
separate and distinct routes through
the Rocky Mountains. all through
tickets available via either. The
direct line to Cripple Creek, the
greatest gold camp OH earth. Three
trains daily each way with through
Pullman palace and tourist sleep.
ing ears between Denver, San
Francisco and Los Angeles. and
Denver and Portland. The best
line to Utah, Idaho, Montana.
Oregon and Washington via the
Ogden Gateway" Dining cars
(service a Ia carte) on all through
trains. Write s. II. Hooper, G..
p. and T. A., Denver, Colorado,
for illustrated descriptive pamph-
lets.
The Marshall republican., 1900-08-03

1t is reported from Denver, Col,
and Omaha. Neb., that J. B. Fraw.
ley, general agent Of the Union Pa
cifc Railroad in this city, Is slated
to succeed 5. II. Hutchinson as
general passenger agent Of the
road. Mr.. Hutchinson retires to
accept a position with the North
western Railroad. The promotion
ot Mr.. Frawlcy is we'll mcri,ed and
IL il comes to pass, the Union Pa.
cifc Railroad will make hundreds
OF new friends in Kansas City. Mr..
I'rawley has been with the Union
Pacific for many years. For the
last six years he has been in charge
Of the passenger department in the
Southwest territory.
II is hoped that with the adj.
vancement Of Mr.. Frawley. the
Union Pacific Railroad will recog.
nize the importance Of Kansas City
as a commercial and transportation
center by locating the headquarters
Of the assistant general passenger
agent here. Kansas City Is the
largest city on the Union Pacific
system and there are many good
reasons why the Importance Of the
passenger Office Of the road here.
should be increased.
The above news item taken from
Wednesdays Star. will Ike we'll re-
ceived in Marshall. where genial
Mr.. Frawiey has many friends.
All that IL wished for by them Is
to know for a surety that the cd.
vanccment will come an reported.
The Marshall republican., 1900-08-03
Resolutions Of the Bar.

During Tuesday mornings SEES.
sion Of Criminal Court, the resolu-
tons Of respect To the memory Of
Leslie Orear adopted by the bar, as
published in our issue Of July 9th,
vert presented to the Criminal
Court by All, +. Rector, in a very
eloquent and touching tribute to
the lawyer, citizen and man, which
Our own city has recently mourned
in the death OF Mr.. Orear.
Opportunity was given those
who desired to express themselves
upon the loss sustained in the death
of this beloved fellow practitioner
and among those who responded
were:-A. +. Rector, Judge Sam'l
Davis, J. H. Hunter, w. G. Lynch,
T.. ID, Martin. {. NJ. Hawley and
Judge Rich, The resolutions were
ordered by the court to he spread
upon the records,
The Marshall republican., 1900-08-03
Live Stock Notes.

J. A. Renno. Of Saline county.
marketed 100 pound steers at
IS. 10 in st. Louis Wednesday.
II. G. Griffith shipping from Sa.
line county, marketed 1855 pound
steers at SC a pound in st. Louis
Wednesday.
{. +. Grau, the prominent Sa-
line county cattleman. was on the
st. Louis market Monday with S
cars Of iasl.pound steers that were
sold at S.. IS to Swift Il Company.