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SENSATIONAL. SHOOTING.
A Voilu Mfin Nlimita tlm NiHliti-er nf 111
Msler In a New York I'.uirt ito.iiii.
Ni;.v Yu'.::;, .lime :is. M i C'!.-r;n-( t, 1 H
J ears uliI, was hlmt iin.l in-.tiiiitly U i I U-1
in p;ii L I of the court of .-viirritl session:
y liiliviinl D'n'tns, of (i'.;J H ushiiurtou
Krrct, (.'leiyelt li'.ul iK'fuiiiTuitfm'il Ufi
l'ni'0 Jmlnv. Mni'l.iiio. on tlie eliarifi! of
't-iiti!ii!itly uhuullius,' liivins' l.Vyear
nl. I M'l.'i-, Sur.iii, on tlio 1'itli lust., iniil
Jiu I pl.'iiil.-il jfttilty.
Ilo us reiiiiiiiiie.l fur Henteiie.! until
I'lmrxiliiy iiml s liu tttriif.l mrl walU.'il
tlinuitrli tho aisle ti v.-tmri to tli.' pris
tine r.s' )i'ii, yuiinr ! li vini. iros!" a nil linlil
i tijf a Ki'if-oiicUiiiif tkrrin;?.fr tC'lti)rvUa
lu-i ast liveil lietWe a haml e.nil.l be out
btt'et.'lieil to restrain liim.
lib. victim full iletul i nr, t ; l 1 1 1 1 V- The
1-iuirt rvHu v;is in eiiiiiitn.ti.i.'i. Women
.i-i'c;niu'.l unit ili l ami moil Mirjri'J Id
uttil fi-.i t, 't near tho mur.li'ivr uml
vii'tini.
ilivir.s whs very e.i.il uinl went out
villi tv ) jiiilieemru to the eity liall sta
tion. Thi' iloail lunly was vem.ive.l ami
liiil r.i .Martin, uilj.innieil i'out'1 for tin)
liay.
1!v!ii' hi li'r livi'il witli her ivi. lowed
hist T, vim hail liiiirrieil t'lei'tfeU'ii
Imither.
A IVsv ni'i.'iuti'i In-fuv.i yniinjj: Clerjjett
wan shut to death llrv, Tlioinas Di.ion
li.i.i l.-in i-ai'dl upon to plead In the in-tii-'tiiici.t
of liti.-llinr Kssssi' L'ommis
hhnu v Ivii'li, and th.'ii Clermvlt Kt rppi tl
t' t lie liar In i lead. I! is I'a.v u as very
v.'hite ami ...r.i'iirati.m stoi.l in Wiiil
in hi s fnivli. i ill. Tim lill'.e i;hd whom
lie had r.iiiv.l was in court
ami bean
Vo cry s.)fly as Oier
Intuit. Th,' prisoner
.It admitted his
never looked at
Jier.
".I'eiuan.le.l until Thursday for sen-i!i-o,"
-.aid .Iiiutfe Martin. I'p to this
point tin: case h:ul been eondiielcd in
tin.! mo.it ii;.r irons way anil little or no
iiltiMiitou wis m.ide. lo t Ji." pi'i mer as
In tnrnei! liis back on tlie juile and
hta r'u'd for tl'.i! pri-.onoi'.V pen. Vojn
Jlivius sat near the pen on one of tho
l.eiu lies reservi'il for the pub! ie. lie is
n thin, I'liKiei.iteil looking man. As
'lev;,'ctt approached him his blaek eyes
Jifjliti'il. lie leancil partially forward.
"People a ftei-ivar.l reniemln're.l that
held one liim I in his jacket pocket.
t'lerri.-H saw liim just as he neareil tin)
pen door, lie faltereil iiicl raised lito
hand toward Divins. who sprang for
Varil, ehippoil his pistol to the left
breast uf his sisler's betrayer, uml lireil
one shot. Clerg-ett i'ell on the b road of
liis back ileail.
CALLED BACK.
dipt, llorup lteeailcd I'riiiu 1'nrU nt llio
Itefiucst of I iio I'reni'li .lllnlstry Tho
ClmrKCH Against llilil.
Wasiiim.tox, .lime :;s. Aetinir from
Information received from Mr. t'ooliile,
the 1'uited Slates minister at l'aris. tho
M'crct::ry of war has issued an order re
lieving l apl. llorup. of theorilnatiei' de
partment, from furtlier duty at tin)
United States legation at l'aris, ami ili
nvtinif him to report to Iho war ilepart
ineut for fur; herorders.
This action was taken at the instance
of the l'rcncli pivcrnmcnt. I lur ofticials
110 not believe thatt'apt. liorup is uii!.y
of the cliarjros a;raiiist him and his re
call is said to be ilui! alii 'o-ethiT tu tho
ri'ipiest iif tlie I-'reneh -overninent ami
in the interest of harmony.
t'apt. llorup's recall was not decided
115.011 till tlie afternoon and it was aill
111 the war department later that no
on'! had been .selected to succeed him.
l'Aiits, June "S.- The American loca
tion here has cabled to Washington
uslvin tho authorities to recall ('apt.
llorup, tin' military attache, w ho is ac
cused of having procured plans and de
scriptions of Trench forlilications for
i'.lcjral purnoses from a clerk in tho
naval depart irient.
('apt. llorui) has nppurciitly lost his
lieail and has (rivoii sevcntl contrail
orv versions of the aliair 111 intervieNV
lie has had with in-wsjiapcr reporters.
A Trench detective in citizen's cloth
nits on it bench iu the Avenue Mareean
watehimr tlie residence of C'l: pt. I lump
mid tlie doors of the American legation,
.Mr. t. .Icltorson tooiiilLre, tlie Anu'r-
lean minister to I'Vanee. has informe
Jl. KiUit, minister of foreie-n alTain
that ('apt. llorup admits having pai
for sci'i'et ollieitil documents, but d.
dares that in doinf tiiis he only fol
lowed tho example of all military at
taches.
M. Itibot roiilied tiiat if this were 1
custom anions attaches it was most ih
)lorable and that its existence coul
not be admitted. Kven if the custom
ili I exist, ('apt. llorup deserved eensuro
for 5iractieiii:,r it. lie had attempted t
i'orrnt an ollieial by otferin money iu
order to possess stab si' ere Is an oU'ensi)
that would render him liable to 5ns
cation if ho was not in the diplomatic.
service.
Minister Oooliile?.! in rofdy admitt
the justice of M. I. loot s remarks am
expressed ileop re-Tet for the occur
rence. Mr. loolidj-o has cabled M
llibol's note to AYashin-ftou.
TI10 I'alal r'r.ijj.
Ml.Tlioi'ot.is, III., June JS. Jesse W
J-aitLrnn was Kilteii iv t'ciiiif run over
by tlie ears on tlie St. Louis A l'adueah
raiiroiid at llrooklyn, 111., at i!::;o tiiis
morning. 1 le passed Ix-twcen the cars
while in molioii to uncouple, and his
f.sit bi'came fastened in the frotf" of tin)
switch, when tho cars jiasseil over him,
crushin his leif, bio and arm. When
the accident was iTieovered the cars
had to be drawn across him a second
time in order to nvovcr his body. Not
withstanding his mangled eouditiou hi)
lived an hour after the accident.
Will Not Accrpt.
CnKwno, June '.'s. Scemin-lv tho
boom for Jii'lc W. ). (in'shain for )mmi
jiIc'h jurt v nomimition for uvsi.lciit ha
been knocked 111 the head by tin? judyo
himself, ami the party will have to sock
a new champion.
In an inU'i-viewnt I'resh Lick Sino-s,
Inil., when lie is retin, tin judire
(noted as savin?: 'T have not permitted
ondshail not ermit the use of my name
! t the Omaha convention. I have no rijfht
to assumi! that tho honor w ill be ti n-
dcreil, but I w ill say that my name will
not jro liefon the convention wiihniy
COIlM'Ilt.
MntigitMl t' Heath.
I'.iii'oiu a. Ivan. ..June Ls, i he remains
of a man horribly mnnrlod by the cars
were found on the Santa I'e no.iunc
mile east of this city. Investigation
proved tiiem to be those of J. J. Meier,
of Philadelphia, formerly a j 1 1 y oftieei
on tlie I nite l States man-of-war Inc
quois. It was also asecrtaim d that ho
and a former sltiiuunt- named ( hrii
'osiim were aitemptin- to Is-at their
way over tin road t I he h,,me of tho
lat'.er in to. :i'Z a:vl had b-'en order, il
oil' tlie t!-.i!ii. iii.-h was tlie last s.'en of
Misler n!i-e. lb was a lucriberin ir.m l
ttanoin .'of the kniliUsof I 'vt liias a n l
oi the Or. I.rof l.'.il Men at ullej , ( al.
11 ir- l!urdri'r f ym lied.
Nashi n.t K, Tenn.. J uno Ji. Thomas
Pates, who miirikreii bis wife in ISed
ford i-i iitity la-t Friday, was taken
from the j, 1. 1 at She. lyviile this morn-in-f
artil ivti . bed w ithin nf'y f--et of the
pri :i,n. Tw hnat'.r.si m.-n tli a--'i him
from bis cell Last I'ci lay M 1 I kites
was f'v.nl i.i hi r garden with her
throat cat.
l:oti I'reparls for till ( lirtpr.l.
t. I nil'i'lKft, Jcm". Extreme
ITli ?'
1 -.-
res :ro h-ing taKcn to puara
t '.r, o rbrea'u of chok-rrt .'a thi$
4 ' ' r ; ' '. 1'iissia.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Ihc ViIi'b rroceeitliiRa romleiiaoil For
I'unvriilmu! if lit ttNiltir.
In tho eniii( in tlie T.M Mr. Duvln, iirimniti il
by IJio reismiiiiriiutitluii of Um ireMtitrut in In
liivnf.U).'u m ill Vi) mrfM, llltrmluw tl fh rt'Hdlil
liuii, wlilcli wus ri'fi'rieil Ui liw lluntiri' commit
li e, jiriipuMliitf rf'tuliulleu Unm I'uiiilitil lor Uio
cllxi'riliilliiltti.ll imu'llcisl Hi-'iilliHt AliiiTk'illI n
hcIm Kii.iiiK IliroUKti Cuiiiitliiin cimalM Tlie hcii
uUi Hmm nfti-r ftitjminiett ...Tliu hiwm. ulicr
Hjrri'cliiK to hi'reufn r mt'i't lit I- u'rliK'k unit
I'.issliiK tlie NeimtB lilll cxti'iiilhiK to Ha' I""''
M. Aiisiiinili"', . tlm iimvlslnim of tlio m l
for tin! immrihate traiHMirtatlon of ituiliilile
KiKiiU, went Into cullilliltli'li of tliu whole on tliu
p.nenil ilcili'lciii'ir lilll, wlilcli wan tuimlUeml
unlil ailjoiirliment.
TliK nenalo illiHd of tho Burleultfiral titll
ou the Sdl, cxoi'iit ouo mfiiUiiK'iit 111 remint lo
tho riuliUculion of liKHilhly ri'Mirl, ml llieii
iii.Jouriii'd until Momliiy . ... In tlm houo Mr.
Kill (111 ) lntroihii'i'il tt rimnliit'.im on tliu mil
yel of th Iii 1 1, e I Ion of nicri'lialiills" I run
P'trieil in bond Ihrounti tho I'uiusl Htn"4.
the iiiholi'tiot! inslrm'tsi thn fon-lk'U iitTnlrs
iiiii'niili! o to inipiiro whether further leglshi.
Ilea ou the Huhjis't 1h neci-wHurv, unit erqM'clully
whether tt careful innMHilloa of mirh lnerchun
ilisi' nliouiil be liutl tit liu" frontier of the 1 'lilted
Mati n upon tho departure nd arrival of Hueh
ircri tiiunllso, and whethel' the tntereslH of tho
thiiti d Stale do not refpiirri that mieh cur of
Kiieh iin'rehanitlso while In Cauailluii Kurllory
Bluill be In Iho cunliHly and under the Kurvell
lance of an Inspector of the euMtoillH departs
meat.
Tun senato was not In session on Ihe 2tth
anil when the house met a motion to adjourn
until Mini, lay was defeated Ik-chumo of Ihe luck
of a quorum No ImsiueAN was transacted and
an adjournment to next day followed.
Tniatn was no session of Ihe Kcnato on tho
"Mh Iterorti the 'iulinK of Iho Journal in tho j
liuiise Mr. Watson, of lieorela. made the point ,
tnat there wuh no quorum present iwcl lli
riuuse aitjouriied after Iho shortest je'ssiou on j
rccont -tt Instini; just one minute and a half. i
In the senate on tho ITtli a roiumuuicatfon '
van received from the Mecrelary of the interior ,
W illi a 11M oi inninu ocpreuaoon ciuiue aKv re-
I..,, l.r. I..II..I il1.nl , l.ill nn, On,. O,.,
Kciicrul ccusiia art was passed. Mr. MU'wurt
offer'.l a resolution, which was referred, di-
rectini; tho committee on mlnlntf to liuiutm and
repiu t as louu' averawpro..,. 't.ono. Km .
silver bullion. Mr Hah' offered a resolution that
tho committee on Hnaneo tic ilirci'led to inipilro
Into the effect of a jmlicy tnrlfl for revenue
only upon the latter and ItutuKt ries of the I'nited
States, which went over. Adjourned In tho
house Mr. Savers (Tex.) asked consent to va
cate order for thn yeas and navn on llnal ims
fiai;e on Ihe iletleicucy appropriation bill, lAt
Mr. Wataon (Ua.) ohjecied. Tho bill was
passed, yeas IMS nays 4. Mr. Wheeler Hiitt
miitcd the confercnoo report on tho military
academy bill. Tho coufereneo report was uot
nirrccd to. Mr. Dates, from llm commit li'o on
jialioiary, reiiorP'd tho bill 10 establish a uni
form Hvstcm of bankruptcy. Tho house then
accorded the floor to the Dlntrtct of Columbia,
but In Iho absenco of a quorum no progress ,
was made and u.ljouruiueut was taken.
BISMARCK IN BAVARIA.
Up Is Warmly Welcomed by tllff i'poplo
i!ucriilly and l'arl leularly by the (Stu
dent. Mt Nicri, Juno 23. IViiut' Itisunirt'lc
arrived in this city from Vienna at ti
o'eloeU this moinin,'f l)i.spito the
oarliness of the lioitr a iiumlier of ilis
tiniruished llavarians were ut the rail
way hlation to reeeivo him ami lie was
welcomed with loud oluvrs. As ho
Ktojipeil 11510a tho iihitform a, reception
committor 5reseiileil him with a bouquet
uml an addrcssof welcome, and the band
played " I lie Wacht Am Khein."
Tho irreiressiblo Btudcnts, anions
whom rrinec !ismarck is tho very
jrieatest sort of a favorite, wen! out hi
force. They wero determined to wcl
como him and their enthusiasm up.
5M'iireil to be contagious, for the streets
through which tho primi! passed on his
way to llerr I.enbach'K villa wero
crowded. Tho Munich firemen boro
ilainiii'' torches mid tlie students mid
.. . it 1 .1 .
(ireinen forineil a lino nloni,' the route,
while the crowit, nuinlM'rino; tlioiisanils, 1
stood behind them. As the prince ami
his party drove nlomr the crowd broke
out into wild mid lon continued eheor-
When the party arrived nt llerr Len
bach's villa, wjiero they will nunaiii
durinjf their stay in Munich, they wero
greeted liy twenty-four trumpeters of
the Allotria Artists' association. Many
of the crowd had followed the party
and continued ehceriiijf for the ex
chancellor. Three times tlid l'rinco
liismarck appear 1151011 the balcony of
the villa where bowiii(f and smiling ho
thanked the pciqile of Munich for their
hearty welcome.
ANOTHER DEATH.
l ord Colbcrir. the Twelllli Victim of tha
Hlsunier nt llarrUliurK. 1'a.
lli:msnriiii, Pa., Juno 'C Satur
ilay's friifhtfiil wreck on the Pennsyl
vania road within a few hundred yards
of the I'nion station, involving the tirst
and second section of the western ex
ircss, was almost the sole tiqiie of con
versation wherever persons were (fath
ered. Several city la-stors made tho
awful catastro)he the theme of their
discourses from the puliit Most of this
injured who were able to travel have
left for their homes, mid the eleven 5er
soiis slill at the hospital are in a fair
way to recovery.
Another ilealh, makinjf the list of
ilead twelve, occurred at the hosiit:tl
this morning. Tho twelfth victim was
l'rcd Coldberjf, of Brooklyn, lie was a
iarre malt and the 5iartition walls of
his nose seem to have iiccn crushed into
Ids head. Ilis skull was also fractured
and then were internal injuries.
OVER AN EMBANKMENT.
The Ki-ystono l.liiiltt-ft W recked Mear Val
parHlMii. 1ml.
Vai.pauaiso, I ml., June U7 The
Keystone limited, on the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne it Chieajfo railroad was
wrecked west of this city yesterday
afternoon.
Six cars and tho locomotive plunged
over an embankment The fireman w as
buried beneath the debris nod instant
killed. The ciijfiuecr and a score of tho
passenjfi'rs were injured, but none 1
riously.
The w reck was caused by a defective
rail. The train was running; at the rat
of forty miles an hour.
IMPERSONAL POINTERS.
The chief rook at a fashionublo New
York hotel is paid f S,.'00 n year.
The patentee of tho "drive well" has
royalties estimated ut f J.ODO.OOO.
A Pmi.AKRi.i'iiiA. cijfnr seller (rives
aw ay a Sunday newspaivr with every
quarter's worth of ci,fars.
I.y Charleston the other day a woman
test ilieil in court that sho was tho
mother of twenty childn-n.
A f kmai-K preacher in Pa county.
Va., has made iqqilieation to the count v
court for permission to nerfonn tho
marriage ceremony.
A Wkst Piiii.aiiki.phia clcriryman re-
crntiy received an envelojie containni)?
an old-fashioned co5)fH-r xnny as his
feo for porformiii'; a weildinj cere
mony.
1 v one of the islands off tho coast of
Maine lives a man, now fifty years old.
who was Kirn there, and has never
Ins n oil the inland. He has annum-
iti .l a fortune iu tho grocery business.
ami is cont ent to live and die on tho
few ncaifirt acn-s.
DOINGS OF
ATCHISON1ANS.
Titr.RK is a oilnretl
by In Ati'hi.son
v. Iiom iiiinio is Dai.sv.
Tin; poorest man iu AU'htsnn know s
mx liuiHinsl naj-s to got rioh.
A womam ia Atz-hison p.x-s hy thn
n.-.mo of "the literary laily." luxatibe
her lioiKe is always iu mich a I it tor.
A.t Atoliiwm pirl who can't aITV.nl to
P'l to the &.'a-hon, hiwl a bathing' F.nit
itiile, vi hK h f,he nuts on every time she
gv'.s in the bath tub.
A rooMRH Atohison man ropntly sent
fifty cents awnv in answer to an a-iver-
tlsemtr.t afrreeinir to tell how to pet
h. Iio reeeired for an answer a r-
tal card Ti-ith thi written on the bik
si IU 'Tli fjXist, aj yet di"
TENNESSEE POKER HANDS.
Handed Dunn to I'oitlerlly Willi Ai'O Mill
IW-ltlMK on 'l lielii.
Ilo was a quiet-tonkin.;, i bb rly ninn
In it ia tin .il noi l of black broadcloth
suit mid it felt hat willi it broml brim
such us uro worn by "colonels uml inn
joi'H." Next to him in the car nut two
voiitnf men, who wcrn tellinjr htories
about pers, null experiences on the roiul
Olio of them related with iniieh iUhtii
mi (iiicoiintei' which lie hail ro-
ei'iille lisi.l with il ilcocratc Wi
ITU liuill, tin) weupons Is'inif carilii. S hi:
iramu was lioker. llm hliecial occasion
vviiM that old fauiilinr "liltf jackpot'
which mi often tiuiireK in prolane Ili
torv. uml the two pritu ipals wore oaeli
urmeil with Ktruitfht Hushes.
"Jt was a dollar-limit (,'anu, ro
inarki'il thn voiinjf man, "mid vve bet
Kixty-scveu times, uml then I called
him. II'! hail n M iiu'iice Hush, (jiieeu
hitrh. uml 1 had niw Kin:' hiirh. You
hhoiild lmvu heard liim s ar."
1 notiecd that tho old iiuiu listened
with ffivitt uttetitioii to t!i htory, and
at its coiielusioii ho exclaimed with
much eundiil astoiiisliment: "Vim called
him?"
The viniii'rster blushed uml ticknowl
cilk'cd Ids iruilt.
"Well! well!" saiil the old man, hhak
inif his hciul, "these times is snttenly
not what t hey ie, -n tublM1. Vou .see, I
cum from Tennessee, and we uiu't up
to this way er doin' thin. Whv, I'm
playin' a hand yit tliet iviii dealt to my
pap ill '."n. llimatriile .led fe Ihtbbin
of .M urfreesboro, tlicy set lnti) it j.'iuni1
oni! iitLiht in Iscpteiiiber of a., itnd they
, lt
lU L'
liu' bet, ail' bet. An' when they
i outer ciish, th.-y b -t iiiules, an
j thou horses, an' then niLrLfers, an' lit
I i!1H tdu-y tuk to bet tin' acres of Ian", an
tK!n ,), run l,tl.r . v .-r V 1 1 1 i 1 1 p-, an' II
?
wuh iifrecii liiai, ini! nan s sunn m! inn,
in sealed envellmis an' marlicd mi' kept
in tho vault of the bank till both on cm
(fot more stuiT.
l ell, it went ou tlm t way ou nn on
till the war 1:11111, ami the old jode hail
ilieil anil 510) was killed al Seven Tines,
an' then youiiif Jim Dubbin he tuk his
olc man's (dace an' I tuk dad's. Well
(feu'i'lnien, we're jest belt in' yit win
ever we eat the cash, 11 ml there ain't no
si(f ns of ipiittin'; nut 1 wudsutlinly like
to seo them hao'i, of (os an' ole Jcdj.'
Dubbin's afore I die," and he siohed 11
loiijf siffh of patient resignation, while
the two youngsters ami t he oilier man
in the smokiiit' com jiartinent regarded
him as one worthy of veneration, even
if it was only as n liar. riU.sburi.;ii
l)is5iatch.
It is stated that the only woman
freemason in the world is Mrs. Salome
Anderson, of Oakland, ("al. The ac
count says that she learned ihe secrets
of the order by eouccaliutf herself inn
room in her uncle's liousa when the
loilffe met. (In bein discovered she
was made a member of t lie lod-fe to
jirevent her from iiibiishinif their so
cri'ts. Mrs. Andersen has served on
the board of trii' tees of tlie Masonic
teinjiie. She is also n charter member
of (Johlcn (late eliaiU r. No. 1, Order of
the liastern Star, and is a member of
Oak Leaf cluster, No. s,
Tlm Only Olio t'ver I'riul d ( nil You l'lllil
I lie ol d?
There li a II iin li ili
;.;vi
rliseincnt
lu 11118 l,:ll"'''' ,llis
Wor.lrt ail,.!! I'Xeept
true of eacli new 01
lc, -. liu li lias i,a two
ie v ,,1 d. 'I h.' same is
ai'ti:'.irir.- i .ii li wc.-ii,
' ..Ic'L ltui Co. 'I!, 1 ?
from Tliu br. H ut
110118,1 1 luces a "i'n nvm ' en evervthiinr
tliei-make uml pulilisn. Ii,.:,- lur it, send
tliem the linmi! ut tiio wt.r.i nud they u iil
return yen book, beamitul liihocraplis or
uaiiics free.
A tiltl-T.N 1
cris'ii .voiiinr
teuton 'cu s.
.1 11 re
II il'.-lit.
It. is ti
UlS. 11.1
li .1.
uiKcn
Tut: best is us oilcan us t ho poorest,
he "A. li. ('. ll.Mie:i, 101 bidlleit I..C
St. I.uiua. it, bus llui ti uo Imp havur.
(iot
' cf
ONI! Of till!).'!
.vlio lias llie 1
.uoruiini.
.'.I In ;'...
TVU to
cf li!c is 1 !to m 11 n
l i.p 1 ariy In tlie
MAHKcT KEPOHTS.
KANSAS CITY, J Of
CATTI.K-Hesl 1,01 lis I 3 5) 1 I j.
St. 11 i-.eri 2 .VI 6;, .1 l'
Naliiecons IM .-. 3 :i
11VJS-(ico.l to clliia'ii le .ivy... 4 Nil i, ."1 ft
W II t;.T No. ' ri I t'''l ! ;. i
No. J ion -i li'. t j i',;
('l)liN' .So i 111 '.xi I Ill 1, I'. ,
OATS- S mixed "s ' 0 '-M
li V 1' - No. " ti,'1 1 (i
1-l.tM.'ii -I', in r.ts, K r ha. tjui i,-, v :i
t'leiey 1 ,Hiii
11 AY I'll.. Ilr,-: illiv T 01 M I
t'.iticy pr.nri.. Tul ' (j 7 ,)
I' T l.'t'l! Y -S).',li; cm. ki ii i.. II j II
UT i '11.:; -l ii .!,', civ.iiicry. .. l i i,, 17
ii m:m; I'lid crc.cii ii , i ;
KH.iS -I'll, .ice 11 (, ,
l'Oi'ATOK.s -NViv -: iji III
ST. I.OfiS.
CATTI-K - Pair native .1 ) f, I :.i
Tcx.ais '1 p ',.,3 11
III; -Heavy I i l.-i ." -Vi
Sll :'. Kl'-Fair to ch-'ice 4 ill & ',
I'M il'K- :'... ice -1 HI a, 3 -Ji
WHKAT--N.I. 2 red '.' ' 5 7."'4
Ci H! X - No. 'J llliX" I U
OATS-Nil, - mixed ai , 3114
KVK-No. S 57 ,
lll'TTKIt-t'reaiuer 14 i-a IS
l'l IKK -New . II '.'"! kill 51
I. AKl-l-U'i'-U'rn Mi'illil 1121 ii I) JI
din 'aho.
rATTI.l:-I'rin.c tocxlr.i 4 iVl ( 4
II. ) iS-i'a.'liin and siiiiiii.n:;. . 4 111 f'l.'iL'i
SIII'.Kl'-l'.iir to ch iiic 4 SI (. ., .VI
KM int-Winl r uli.at 4 '-'I 14 4:11
WIlKAT-.No. i red S) ,4 SI
'DUN -No. - ,M (5 M
OATS- No. 2 Si'i i il'i,
1! VK -No '.' 71 c. 7il ,
nt'TTDIl-Cicaincry 17 ri 1- ,
I'DUK II I.i (..II ir ,
LAKI Oii'tii i ii
ni:v vi)i;i;,
CATTbC-Natlve steers 4 1(1 a 4 71
Ilt)( I S-lio.Hl to Choice fl t) (,;, J ti J J
KI.i M' II -tliKsl toilciao 3 li 4 '-
WIII'.AT -No 2 n d l
t'OKN -No 2 t9 J Ml (
OATS -Western mlvcJ sr 14 ,
lll'TTKlt Creamery I.i -I
ri) Itlx O.d ir.rs. IOUU ttlll 7.1
copYRtcm- lest 1
VoiPr?. through
with Catarrh, finally :;n.l i.injilt tciy,
or you have Kiot) in ra-h.
Tliut'n what is liioiiiiM'iI von, no
matter linw 1 a.l your t :o or of how
loiif Ftanilinir, hy the jTojirietors of
Dr. Safe's Catarrh lleineilv.
Catarrh can Im eiir."!. N'ot with
the jioisonous, iiriiatin;,' pi.uITs nml
Btrontr, caiu t;c 8ili;ti",is, that simply
jmlliate for :i ti.ne, or jurli itis, drive
tin (liMa-o to the lutifH hut with
lr. Safe's IJeineily.
Tin worl cais"yi. H to its mil.l,
fwif.tliiliej, eleaiitiili!' atl.l lit -aliiir j,io.
iTtit-L "Colli in the lieail." nee.l.i
hut a few ,iii!ie:iti..tis. Cat.inhal
lleailaelie, ami all the fl"eef rf Ca
tarrh in tin; Ilea l wii-h as offi n
nive breath, hs or iin.airnn nt of
tlie Beti?eR of tavte, Miu il ami hear
!!!.', wttrrir.ij .r eak eyes are at,
oneo relit vi .l ami oun .i.
la thuiisaml of i i s, w here ov-l-rythin.r
else ban f iil 1, Dr. b.iL'e's
Uenie.ly lias j,.ro"lu.V'l j .rf- i t an.l
I'eniiaiient etir.u. Tlat pives its
i.roj.rietor.s faith to i;iake tl.e olTer.
It's fjuo, or a care. Tliey iman
to pay yon, if they c.iu't euro j on.
But t'.ey mean to cr j oa, aoj .
IWfore Yon Ta'ao a racllln fclopo
loir tin fur west ; hcloro voa no atiuai il your
ilcanici', l'ulliiinn piil.u e 1 111I1I or emli.-r.iiit'
inn-, ace to il tluil iiiioinu- our mil ill ia an
iiileiiiiitto ai:iil' id lbi-.tcller' hloiiiiieli
Initct'H, a lucliollllll hiiro''llU .1 Kieclull'
united to tlm iMinla of tourists, truvclm a,
uiiilitraiita mitt smnincr sojourncra. Ciiiei
iiiiiisun, i).VHicisbi, laiiKUol', hoiii'lljiu 11, ma
laria,, l liculnuliMii, clc.
A man's political fi'lciuts are not nhviivs
Ihu iii'-n ho would llko to Iniile Iioisch wiih.
t.'uliiinbiiii 1'osU
V J I'iii shy ti Co., Tided,), (I., Proem of
HaH'a t'litarrli I'ui'e, oiler tfim reward for
liny i'ie.1 nl' iittarrh that inni not Ito eaieil
by l.aliinu: Hull's I'atui'rli t'tiro. Kcinl f(,r
IcaliiuuiiiiiU, fi eo. Hold hy liriiK!,'iL", i.Mi,
Tin? utaiuliiiif ut'iity should iyo hunt lo tho
scot ii F war,
11 i 11.1:: nro Inexpressibly mortifying.
Iteiiic.iy (ilcnira Sulphur Soup.
IliU ri Hair un-1 Wliislicr 1) o, uilccnla.
Tin: telrptioiii! Inkes ever' Ijoily'H Word.
liiiiy.iiaiiiloit lU'puliiiona,
I'ki'i 'ham's 1i i.i.i miinalute tlie ntyalin In
tho mili ya, mount! ili'iircsniou, givo nppu
tito, uuti iiiuliti tliu iclt well.
A mucin show Tho iiveni(;o niuuteiii
rl.lcr. Knto l-'lulil' WunliiiiKUm.
IIi'.ai.tii Tiu-lliTs save weak, nervous men.
$1 ; trial be Hie. Oliiu Cl.eniiciilCo ,Cinciii ,0
'I'm: proper plaeo lor undressed kid is iu
the ualliluli. Texas Silltuijs.
T an Pain's Horn Is published ut linli.'ia
npolis, Imlii'.ua, at f I., Ml per your.
rJV.
Both tho mctlioil nml rcsnlla wlon
Syrup of Figa istnkenj it is plea-uint
end refrcsliiiig to tho taste, mid acta
tcnlly yc-t promptly 011 tlio Kidneys,
Liver and Jiowelf, cleansca the sys
tem eflectunlly, dispcl-i colds, Iie.ul
nelies and fevers and cures habitual
coiustijmiion. Fyrup of Figs is tlio
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleadnp; to tho tarstc and ac
ceptable to tho fdmuK'li, prompt in
it action and truly beneficial 111 iti
eflects, prepared only from tho mo.t
healthy and nKrocablo Fiibfitaucca, i!a
runny excellent qunlilies couiniend it
to all and have intido it tho most
popular remody known,
pynin of Firs in for Bale in COo
and SI bottles by all lending drui;
pi.sts. Any reliable druiririt who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly fur any ono wdio
wi.-hes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIQ SYRUP CO.
a ah rnANcmco. cti.
lOWSYIUF. AY. tiEW YORK. N.t.
Sour Eructations, q
fiiltui'Hn lifter 'ittfiiM', vlt It liM)ii(-liii:
0 tii m in exert imi of ImhIv r "'"('JaM
iirtrt mihI (It-liliiiv nru MeUHy ru-
4to uiuvctl Ijy tho u.w of 4
o TUTT'S o
Tiny Lifsr Fi'Ss
ftn.l ifoo.l np'tlte, ntrotif; iliifi-Htlon,
liiiovitii.-y of niirili, uml lu.-tllh ami
IjiS-s(r.iurlh tuk tlii'lr .;-'.
I.tltt .fiaaCt", ttxf ftlllUlH I lit
OUGOOOOOOO
' ro1)liinir up and
NJ V(
irk.
lhat
:: K, best thii-
in
ou out,
- . ri-
use. Pearline, and take, it easy ? You cm keep
cool and yet have the: work better done.
Pcarline takes away the rubbiitif, and the
washboan.1, anil the warm work. It. tdves you
0, : :
(y. -
ty?'- l nrt-.
more time to
JLJaCJv
fiifi
THE POT INSULTED THE KETTLE BECAUSE
THE COOK HAD NOT USED
GOOD COOKING DEMANDS CLEANLINESS.
SAPOLIO SHOULD be
r.. x r. . -v".
Fnumitic Wuiti'un nj bond Tiros.
i'ii r-j.
IIrW Cvtkcnvr I t tL,
J
JOHN P. LOVELL ARMS C0.,Nifrs., M7 Whi St
Us
"MOTIii RS' FPirND" is a scientific,
ally prejurej Liniment, everv tnre
il.riit of reo'Cniril v.-.l'.ie "aud in
Ciin-t-uit tise hy !-,e nie,ik.il pn.fei
sinn. 1 hee ir.reJients a-e cmnbmej
i:i a mjimer liitherto unknown.
ii
MOTHERS'
RIEND"
Wll I. I tO all
It AM) V.OHb'.
t'i it k cl iitr.J f,if
It SIl.Ttfl.s 1 .lh,.r.
I e-eu l.i n. litniitiiiei iJ in -rr t.i
I i I Vi..( '-r nn.l .:hti.t. I' .k U
"MoriUKS" ma i!i J f pfch, tori
tenni.; N.iki.iN- inf,.tni.iti"n a:ij
l .iiuiiijrv leMiiiviii.iK,
I S.1 t v nrn,! nr. minul pru. I. M per .le.
E.tADFIELD REGLLATOR CO.. Allanta.Ga.
BOLD BT ALL PRUOOIbT.
T Pin't f.rfl
"1'
.r Tf-hit. h i
if v
KANSAS
"1
ITn'unr tic nri-rivrn 'JriiaLfiWiJ. J
Sitii i in., i n.iM.Ji, snit runts wiiicoetaln
11,., ho. 'I", liil'ltn II, e lloli, and 0.0 "1 "II.
'I'll,' lilMin Si. II It!-HO i.,llsll IH lltlll:'tlt,Od'ir.
l.-i. Iliiritlili '.fci.d llm run 111 r l ion Wt lu lia
ut ijai..i'.li'l."::u 'llliCrry .un ..a. g.
flower
99
Miss C. O. McCi.avk. Srhool
teacher, 753 l'ai k I 'lace, Jihuira, N".
Y. "Thin Sjuiii.e; while away trum
lbiir.i tcachiiio my iii.st term in a
country .school I was perfectly
wretched -with that human :u;o!iy
called dyspepsia. After dieting fur
tsvn weeks and e,eltinjr no httter, a
k-1 id tviote inc, snj'.i'estiiijr that I
take August Flower. The very uex t
day I purchased a bottle. I am de
lighted to say that August Tlowcr
helped me so that I have quite re
covered from my indisposition." 'J
With liousewlvca cf fill
creeds und all tijT3 is:
lands, all
"Which
I tho host CookSng Stovo?"
We answer this qucjtion to-day by
I .iroc-laiiniii!? ' CHARTER CAK
8T0VES" to hn tho best iu every
coneoivublc respect.
ITost ttovs 6..l3rs koop then. II yoarj
ioos cot, writ) ftlrect toinaa'aho'.iirsrii.
CXCELSiOH UrAGTURiNGCO.
BT. LOUIS. MO.
' MIIM.VS I. ' I 1 b ii
v- ,i: h i-. I,kI. H ii-"i. r.-.i, v
' fi'l lit.-, r. I -'i' It. li .-I
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Al lii.l In
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urn.
p.iir.iiiiii ii
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"liirr. Ad ri'
I r.., . , u ti l.il lla L' vi.1.1 1,
pal H unt.
CB. HABTER MEDICINE CO
NF.EDLES,
SHUTTLES,
REPAIRG. '-,,1
a-A-lUl- Till., fil ! . cif 1.31 jca t
, i.-r H-'-i iiU
, SI. loioa. Ma.
Uliitlla "I'.llli
i.i.- Niift.ll.'
Ml
'1.1 "
Uk 110-
-4..4'V a.i
1
,v5' ONLY TRUE
Washboards
Make It Warm.
down over them h pretty hut
rub, rub, rub on t'.iem is the;
the world to Mann yon in1, and
nrul wear Juiies in iiht and
u.clicatc summer r.irmt'nts. U hv i lun'r. vnn
yoursell -and .saves your monev.
Cam1 roMlrra an.l ..-i-, bnri:ip.i!.iis r..i'oi. :.! till
WWilU you " u ns , a, ,.r ,K. J -c ir?ino "
a in 1 if voir t-ii.i. r n-n-Ia . ii ..'..liu,' m
tikceut 1'i'jriu.e, Leliunc.l jn.i' !,.. i. J JAM Lb k' l.ti. N. V.
used in every KITCHEN.
Lovai PiAKCND'f,Ynir.s 'A
or Lauins and C.-.na. n t'.i. J.''2ai3 fv
i, vt fir p f' -"i
-"I.- pi'-tj.
Strictly HIGH GXAPE m Kr.ry V.irtiul:.
K'n-I 6 tmtt in f mp fr t.ur l-!-J-.-f iliniD.'.i rjt 1
om of ttua-, lit II' PiH.t.Tcri, S-i. rttnjr ..ti-, -tr,
s
Imc Ma.utTTt.
LVCN a HELY, 64 Wowrpt St ,
Chicaoo.
m OHIO''
WELL
ORiUU
2-
11 f I t
mm
I in -.in- . ! T
It - t K lew .. mrvl
L0OtS A ft f MAN.
1 1ll IV OH tit.
P n FAT FOik'S i-mZU)
i l.i ,.rit y(in',i.n,i
rAmt : i: ; f T I 8 rr-1 t.at
a RIM liniM TO All' f 3TII f PL MB
.tlftl . aaw ta. ArrTl..v..t b VK '
BORE
i .'4 t-i v, r "i " . "i "V
i Kf.;.! v ,.-,-.-... , ...... t i , ,r::,l f j -TT'rTr
A. N. K.-D. 140 2" yji'fcj
STOCK BRANDS
Xf4 ccriipytug ir ppct than U
Irst fullnin(r will ! luwriri 13.00
fft year. Tho verdict f wtn wnlnf
ry r imall Ucrii U tliat U payi
tdrertlre ! braudi.
'jMM'tm uaiiM -u-i i" i '
O TL BANOIl.
Cnoy, KaiiHHU.
il.l.i O II eo blp.
u . .id. .
. - i. rt nl i
fttnr on c""ft "
mli. ionth.1,, of 0
1.7, ..
k.ll out fol
maul. Ml
DSNKT,
Klthrr lo.
Lo
Tarlout BiBtko.
K..I.I mil"
C'BtoOtB.
IS.
I'. O.. ViuiU. i. i
f. TTl until OTVB
(nan .r, undar-
bit In Unlit.
Hull OB
r.'iniil lprln
l'rnlrlo, mll
taut l( liulvel
Firrv.
I lor. brtoa:
C on isrt hip
Homo ltl
mndt-d on
Irlllilv. . t it
C. W. P0CI.E.
Cboluca, Ind. Ter.
Iobi8 branilrd C
w. . n lift tMt
HiniK" on Iryor rrrl
tvro uidcB (rum I'nel
J. O. nATjTj.
f uit-oUic, Ytnita, I.
r.
Pont bifeni iirni on ti-ft tiip. llKd.rbli Ib
:bM. Uiig-liatwMa ttiil tad JTj!
W. II. NOBL.C3,
PostoEe tvi IurigRton, Kansas.
Ilor-i bttfld MIDI
fervid ro.
r.ld brand
'-m,.i .wil. 1 I" nil
.1 '-i liana, ,n
ui ami,
E. B. FRATSER,
TcatoCioe, VlniU, Ind. Ttr.
"4 Emu Wa4
r-Jfl Btalt,
- 111
bota and bra. a
tra la it.tl.
Caiila af Illi
brand ,at(t on
It for i b I -si.al.
tmii
i raita a a V.
f-i" j i o "vfin nlta Cb!B
mat aa4 al Mlaf al.sia. 4-al
O. I1AYDEN,
Chouteau
jt' V:
1
ri w
i a.
i Irrlr on ni'rk, rill rr I U on r'rlit al.tr
idn C H .id.' t . r r il.i..'.
lit ii eo. a ".,n r.i'.'l. ; y to. ni.li- nml hli; Bonn
i.Tiia !.'il V o- w on li f: Mill" li'r... lirnn.l I II
in .fl . I..-ti I'l.-r .T tn!i;!i. Itiini' on t looiifaa
ind J'ry..r i-ret-ka. lo-lo
neons in vrrct.kzz. !
raU)Cico.VintA( Indinti Territory
V f Hmootb erup la
'' 1' I1
n. J TAYLOfl,
t oitofUco Vinita, I. 'P.
Smooth erBra
JI .n ar anO cr. f
nAOU ,d n,ut in ll,.
. ' k.B ...... rail
.' - . itioO, olbal
-'i;'.- 1 bia.ol. matla.
!' k 7 Hani, o l-o-
,Hj$tdm,J nl cracr, 'uul
U U'iuj a . -'
b.tb. U
zlS.-
KATHAKIET, EKINNKR.
P. O. Vinita, Intl. Ter.
a. A ' iti-nin branded
a. 1." I.a T "11 ero
X . I .
t ! 1 r a
n tful ut Ctii lacB,
?'T
an. wa'713.
PoitonoaCalina, ladiaa Territory!
rev e'.ope
ur eiY.
I.u-f .
e tc.
a.4 aoi.a
a . tmk el
K.e e. l
",r,j
tie. Ta.a T.-, a.. UaM e I
kru!l t w ea .si.
J. B. MAKiiUAM.
Dheatcim. Ii!4. Trr
fU.Itr-.W-aW,.
$ri BRtjrrbit !
f fr: dndefi
i:-p it. ri(n-i
li jt fr.tili Ixh
fail r,nu i
r at R. k. tV-
!)- or tht rl
t-lU only f
liipnifDt.
F Q. ALLEN.
Cl'Ctopa, Kansas.
i f tl.'jii t
fS. i .ij. N r o - b o r.T'l
2? f "" ii"uta
crop . 3 vt th
K. O. KDaERTON,
Lrnapah, 1. T.
f A f.w aln
1 1i.m .M,-a i.t
rA ! branrtH R E
r and m a I a . a
cI.hi rn-ii iri
.ai, rulrrctt
rvht. 1" ' "P
rii I t-art' ' rattll
ri... t.. nl r a"!
fc.irn aa4 (fi
. arleea ai
romtrrnt. lu-'
I O. SK.INNEH,
Adair, 1. T.
om. ttsrm TXT f
l.rt .i U; mfk . mtl
err'f- r ' t . i Mr ii.-h
III! Lai (t mti 'i r
D. L.
Clartmore, Ind. fcr.
II . M m m mm I
V,
"'".y.fvU
n. Tor
V,.i v-.
e -vs. ? '- , f
pwaii rt"i i . ' . t
aria b.1 i'.VJ.,.-.' .4
-0. v r,wi - ;r
j .ftSTA i:u(M.tll!
am i ii-r til
A.J. LAN3,
Clilleinore, I. T.
it ito v ob urt iid
Mark: lrii biI n-
lUrlill In rlMhl. .WBl'
foib In n il. v
brm.d Brlmn m.f
K,.n(r in Millet liortli
or eimmuuto,
WATT MAYEfl,
Tryor Creek, Ind. Ter.
Sornt ilnri h-nili!
(lri' roi. Il. no..
L;oiTI urttllil.nl LKU
i.'ruB nd dll u
frrt
lo-M
Knngi
i:iKt,
111
A. J.
Cbolneo, Ind. Ter.
Hangf no T.trMn!nf
jrj ml hull 'rnlj, nn
w - -i nl .-. Liirui i ji
.' V cjil. II .1
ono. KIPPZR.
Pot-0uic Clireinore, Ind. Ter,
w Bw.llow tm
Bud orbtl
". rl.lil
lui.(i fta.
tliwi.rMli.
KOOIvlfrBli'l.B
f i. Ilf bl ln
-.,-iiV
WM. LITTLE.
Postoflico Vlnita, Ind, Ter.
X llmnd 09 Mb rt1.
rr m.rk, crop of laif
r i . .ii. '"! eroB and tuidu.
F Sl: -iii Bir Lraod-Hti'"i5
I '" "'"-L'''' ' 3 vr'o "tt.ar V"VJ
bMdi41
J iff rut, a uit!
j. o. hooaw,
llr, Indlaa Territory.
Vr9 Bnoafbit Ib rlzbl tar.
D wai iow-ivtb araoi
BTB4X. 4D.
J. T. M'SPADDEN.
fixUfTo at CUc-Iho, Indian Ter,
y ClnM trop off ItH aar
!Tr
T.rbitlB.tltfht.
C
tl.ea. aik U7.U!
f UmUaa.
O. V. UCGER3,
Chiremore, Ind. Ter.
g a fioma bav
TXtrn JHn.iil,
for atilii-
nl.
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