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Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

One expedited letter WAS delivered by the
Whichi.a postofice the first day the law
went in force.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Miss De Grey arrived last evening from
the east, will commence at once as trimmer
for Miss Cameron. The ladies will find her
stylish and practical. d1l5-1t#
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

The street force is grading South Main
street and are putting it in good condition.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Boon Brothers, representing the Equitable
Insurance company, are in the city.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03
REAL ESTATE TRANsFE S

The following are the real estate transfers
recorded in the Office OF the register of deed
yesterday:
A A Hyde to Lewis T Even, lots So
$500 Fannie aye.................... 225
5 Watkins to l. A Hill and L L
Palmitier, lots 40 ~ blk Topeka
ave......... ................................ $50
Francis Herman to W Chenault, un-
divided in parcel in Waterman's
huu-.---------- .----------------------- -oo
L Y Munsell to AIDA L Munsell, lot
Iss..................... -. -. $500
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Lees Mammonth squash will occupy a
conspicuous place in the Agricultural Hall
at the fair grounds.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Mr.. james Black, of the Wholesale Gro
Ger Co., will please accept thanks for a
picture designed for cur sanctum. 1t ef-
fectually settles the discussion now going On
between the Usage City Free Press and the
FL Dorado Republican on tie question of
pow-less.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

But one case showed up in the police
cous, yesterday, that of George Jones, who
confessed to being slightly inebria,ed on
week beer. The court assessed the usual
fine of S. and costs.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03
A HOT TIME,

A RoiIicking. Jolly. Indescribable Comic Gem,
filled with the latest idea of Modern HUmor.
frightened by the most sparkling original mu-
sic and catchiest selections from the greatest
Comic Opera successes of Paris. London and
New York, including Gilbert and sullivan
latest land greatly iitigated) .MIkADO %
"Wednesday Night, Oct Z, Miss SYLVESTER S
ever popular comedy Little Ferret" with
new cast and new music.
Reserved Seats sIOO
Admission 50 and e
Sale of seats begins Saturday morning, Oct.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Mr.. Alex. Sears, stock claim sgen; of the
Wichita road, J. c. Gillham, prominent
merchant, DIR. A. NJ. Wsssam, o. e. Gregg.
stockman, of Eureka, came In last night or
the Wichita road.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Councilman Healy and his charming wife
and sweet babe are home again. having vis-
tied during their absence nearly all Of the
large cities of the east. Still they are happy
In being OF home again.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Herman Bears, of the firm OF Bears & Lee
Hutchison, is n visitor TO the city.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Hon. George Riley, Of Caldwell, was in
town yesterday.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

!. c. NcNashten returned yesterday
from visit to St Louis. where he took in
the exposition and other sights, among which
Was the John L. Sullivan pose As Roman
gladiator, BE brings back with him full
stock o: boots sr1 shoes
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

VIM. Waddle has opened neat grocery
store on east Douglas avenue.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Indiana Labor Advocate: The Daily
EAGLE. nine column folio. Is received and
q perusal of 1t leads one TO couclude that
there is a large amoun; of business done in
Wichita.
The Labor Advocate concludes very wise
ly. as the Dun & Co.'s commercial reports
DISTINCTLY show.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03
Cheap Excursion

Those desiring to visit St. Louis during |
the coming week for the purpose of attend
ing the St. Louis fair and exposition and
witnessing the Yelled Prophets and trades
professions, can now purchase tickets via
the Santa Fe route or Frisco line to St.
Louis and return, good until Oct. 18th, at
$l3.35.
These are the only lines on which you can
get through cars, or chair cars without paw
ing 50 extra. Patronize the lines that prove
themselves to be your best friends by giving
YOU the best accommodations for the least
mohey. For tickets apply at Union ticket
Office, opposite postotfice. or at Union depot.
dis ii. b. KELLER, Agent.
Opening day at Mrs. E. Vredenburgh's
1873 Main. dll3-3t
Ali Aboard
For the great St. Louis fair, Yelled Proph-
cts parade and exposition, Ia ST. LOUIS, Fl.
Scott and Wichita railroad. Commencing
October 4th, will sell round trip tickets to
St. Louis and return at Sl3.35, sale continu-
ing until Oo'ooe' ''n'
good until October 18th, inclusive. On
October 18th, 18th and Dist the fare will be
$3.50, tickets good for FIVE days returning.
Our friends and patrons will no doubt re-
member us and take the Wichita's only
-. a. c,soor ,or.o Tho
finest Pullman palace sleeping and parlor
IN ,as.ano, ,,.ins ,h-orcb 70 (,
- r,;,hau, ohanno F. s,r,b.r inform.
.,;or r,e.s. call ON UNDERSIGNED n, depo,.
c., WIZ. or o;,,. ,;cL.,
aaa. ~, NJ .,,oo, nbo-o ro,, will h.
ma, ouo or5 oil ores,iops answered with
courtesy. Ap. y. JONES,
dll4-St Ticket Agent.
Tbee,biLi,ion Of millir cry novelties vii
comp Re ta'orabiy with any establishment
IN the city, All are respectfully solicited 10
call at Mrs. Il. \redenburshs
For Sale
fhty lo's % iioosoii auu''io'i 70 Tue e''s
oil "ichi'a' All east itoh's' ~" pre- ohe'f
est IN the CITY, 'a'' on l. l. oru' .ouh'S
o'.o'"s.
ohoe"is'e "'" cream At N'''' '''''> tnsstf sS"
~ :,
peAcne>' ''H'"''es anu s"'et .o-" ~ az '"'
tanning lactofs. uoo- "-i''i
The reason why Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy Is a iavorite with so many people
- -.
-, -. III -
made il standard and those who have used it
prefer It to any Other. Sold by Aldrich X
p dIo-
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

There was heavy frost ut Great Bend in
this state night before last.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

1, is expected that about 1000 southern
Kansas druggists will GO on an excursion
over the Sunfiower road to ST. Louis to-day,
the guests Of the Richardson Drug company.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03
COUNTY BOAR .

TIE board of county commissioners met
in the court house y'st~rday afternoon t"
canvass the votes of Park and Union town.
ships on the proposition TO vote bonds to
the Wichita and Colorado Railway com
pany, and the vote of Wichita township OF,
the O., A. & W. proposition. 1t was also
decided to submit a proposition to purchase
a county poor farm to be voted on at the
coming county election.
An EAGLE reporter, who WAS feeling very
poorly yesterday, sat in the big arm chair
in front Of Ross furniture store, and sat
there for some time half asleep. Everybody
who came along had a pick at HIM, but
there he sat. Seeing caucus among some
of the boys on the inside he knew they con-
templated some funny scheme, so he feigned
sleep, but woke up just when they were
resdy to label him for the fair.
Col. Innes returned from Chicago Tues
day night, where he had gone to attend the
funeral of his brother Alexander. who died
at the home of his sister, after very long
and painful illness. Mr.. Alexander Innes
was well known in this city, where, during
his connection with the firm of Innes i
Ross, he made many warm friends by hls
gentle manners and genuine manhood.
a dispatch to J. r. Snively from Kansas
City, announces Elder W. b. Hendryx, of
West Mentor, Ohio. on his way to Wichita.
He will arrive on this mornings A, I. &
S. F. train Elder Hendryx has been en-
ployed by the Christian church and will de-
liver discourse Sunday at II q. m, also in
the evening.
The Bank of Wichita" the new bank on
the corner of Lawrence and Douglas
avenues, was unable TO open on the lst of
October as was expected because of dis
appointment in receiving the plste glass for
their 'front.' Elsewhere, as will be seen, that
institution will be regularly opened for bus
iness next Mondny morning.
Mr.. james Black, of the Wholesale Gro
Ger Co., will please accept thanks for a
picture designed for cur sanctum- 1t ef-
fectuslly settles the discussion now going On
between the Usage City Free Press and the
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Wedding and dress suits are spec
ialty at the New Clothing House of
Luttrell Bros, being perfect in point
of fit, make and style. Go and see
them and learn their prices.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Mrs. George Rock and her son Willie,
who have been visiting relatives in Pensyl-
vania, arrived home night before last, ac-
companied BY Miss Ada Hsin.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03
INNES & ROSS3
D1ess-Making Department

We take great pleasure in announcing to
our patrons that our Dress-making Depart
ment opened on
MONDAY. SEPT 2Sth.
Madame Chambers, who is in charge,
having returned from tour of the fashion
centers, will be prepared to offer our GUS
toners the very latest styles in vogue in the
Metropolitan Cities of the East.
Our former reputation for finish, and our
unusual facilities for giving our garments
style, is guarantee that we can please the
most fastidiOus.
Our Dress Goods stock is replete with
the very latest fabrics that are produced.
Our Buyer has taken special care to pur
chase the very latest novelties in the market.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Mr. A l. St.ne, Of Eureks. Greenwood
county, was in the city yesterday. NJ. 5. is
president Of the Kansas Mortgage and
Trus, company. psid up capital $4,000.
place Of business, Pratt, Pratt county. M.
c. B. Weeks Is viee-prcsident Of the COM
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

For Trunks and Valises cheaper
han YOU ever dreamed of buying
them, 90 to the New Clothing House
of Luttrell Bros, l22 Douglas Ave.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03
AN EXCELLENT COMPANY

OF Comic and Nocsl Artists Monday and Tues
day in the Funniest, Newest and Brightest,
and in every sense the best Of Musical Absurd
tiles, entitled
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

C. F. Derby loe; roll o. 500 in bills
Thursday out of his pocket A gentleman
picked up a par, Of !; Ss4 and handed it
back to him. Mr.. Derby regarded il as an
entire less AID was wholly At . loss where
heHost II.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Pit:sburg coal $3.50 ton delivered by
the Rogers Coal company. d96
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

We are closing out albums, pocket cut
lery and soaps st cost. Ferrelrs, $50 Main
street ds4-tf.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Barnes, the druggist, carries a frst-class
line of books and stationery, all new goods.
d1Dn
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Mrs. Hummeke, living al i0S north Of
Third street on Main. Is now prepared TO do
fashionable dress making and family sewing.
dIn0-lsts
The W. c. I. L. will have booth 6;
the county fsir a. usual, the proceeds 10 be
used in enlarging the library snd beautify-
ing the reading rooms. AL the people Of
the eitv and county are requested 20 aid in
contributing provisions IS follows: Ham.
chicken. cold meals, bread buns, csses. pies.
coffee. tea. sugar, lemons, pickles, eggs,
fruits. vegetables and baked beans. By or
DIR Of the ". c. T. I. dl03-es3w
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Remember
Miss Louise High opens her dancing acsde-
my in The Beacon block, Friday evening.
Oct. 2nd; Juvenile class Saturday, Sd, at
pm. dlll-6t
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Just received large invoice Pennsylvania
Anthracite at the Rogers Coal company.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Free. with only ''Cehn's Girl" cigars,
box of Swedish flaming matches. dl09-eod
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

For SAFE.
Fifty lots in Hodson's addition to the city
of Wichita, all east fronts, low price, cheap
est in the city. Call on Z. p. Ford, County
building. dll3-5t
Chocolate and cream at Aldrich& Browns.
.f.,S5-ff
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Ladies from surrounding towns are in
vited to our opening Of fall and winter mil
linery. Will continue until Saturday. Mrs.
Vredenburvb l3S Main
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Opening day at Mrs. Z. Vredenburgh's
1873 Main. dll3-3t
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

The exhibition Of millinery novelties vii
comp Re favorably with any establishment
in the city. All are respectfully solicited to
call at Mrs. f. edenburgh's
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

We are prepared to furnish Canon City
coal in any quantity. Rogers Coal COM
psny.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Go and see the spleudid Irish potatoes.
"The pride of Heber," at Fuller & Sons,
Douglas avenue. dll3-3t
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

For sprains, swellings or lameness, Cham
berlaine Pain Balm has no equal. Aldrich
& Brown. dlOf.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-10-03

Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. SO 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-11
Stir bic fatb. Stride in Wlbonh

- Sir Die fatb. &irde in albanb
fol cine neue &an5el aneeidafft meroen.
Ser Glan fir bieielbe befinbet 1ih in
ben 9dnoen bes Germ Subn Gmbru-
iitid, Der notwithstanding nit Der Nnferz
ti9uns berielben betraut pirb. Gem
Blone semdB tuiro bic &ansel pradtpon
nnb peripridt cine 3ierbe Der niebliden
&irde in MbanD 81 tuerben.
- Serr Beter 2ed in Mlbanb, iiber
beifen unfaI mir LETTER Summer bes
Iusfibrliden beri6teten, erlag ant
elmer Mittbeilnns semdB ieiz
men &erlebunsen.
Im 16. bieies tpir6 Maoame
9apanis einen @ortras i'm bieigen
Spernbauie balten. &a9 benz Bortraae
ipirb 8rofeiior &line, elm berlbmter
Hbrenelcstit, auftreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-11
gtptts,

9em nielfad2 9eGuBerten 8lnide meiter
Sreunse na1gebeno, ertlare i6 mild bier=
nit tpieoerum als, ganoiOat fir sas Nmt Ell
neg alderman. Orr 4ten &arb.
126a Tranf g al b T.
- Siidebeim; gfuuOr beim Sunbert ober
bel Der Spnne bel 8oDb&g o's.
- Nusnerhuf meines &lei<
berpprratbs, gum &pfenpreis ses
gen baar. Maa ipreae DOR uni
faufe.
11-3 {, If.
sGsr Sen sr6Btaa unb bsten 8ur=
ratb BON TaSben= unS @anoubren unbz
Sutpelen gu Yreiion bic ben barten Bel
ten ansemefien finb, finbet ma bel bent
Sutuelier uno ubrenmoder
81 q. s. Roberton
= Sriidepnb, aei ltsene, trofene uns
gerauderte ,ub etngeaafte Slide tpdhrete
Der. 5aitenseit1bet 8eBb&@ps.
4usperfauf meines sarsen
8letoeroDrratbs, 5u nnh unter
&pfenpreis, Sest 1T bic 3eit,
UNI Giafdufe' Su MAIDEN, aber
nur" sesen baars 3abfuns-
S. elbrpd #.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-11
0ef6aftSme1|el

GnldBlid ;oes &erfaufs nnieres @rocerp<
@ei6dfts. an bic 5ir1na 8rptpn & a9mann
mo6teniipir u~nieFen Sreunben mab@6nnern
fiir tire anaiabriae uns Sngetuenbete &uno=
lhaft oanfen uno un5ere @eibGftsnadbfpl9er
benz &oblipolea uniere Sreunoe empfeblen
Qu6 mDhten min betnarfen, baS fi1 uniere
Sffics. cine 5Iiire iiislid ppa1 &eitbauie
befinDet. IQe Die inns i6uloen. iinb ireuno=
liblt eriuht. boot bet ms p%prsnlpreben uni
ibra &e6nuua ausallslei6en.
9,e h II n p r 81 emf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-11
Mngebpte.

Bts gum 10. bieleS Mpnats uerberk 4nr
ebpte fir BeiBen Der gourtbale, Der SrrB
uno acknowledgements 3immer. Der obere
nao nntere Gans, ebenio fir &einisem oer
SnBbooen, Der 3reppen uno oes 8pSensin
Der eonrthale entge9ensenommen. gebit
9un9en 5t srfabren in Der Gouutp aaDtolS
Dffce.
lis q. g. s. q m ElereI.
Boriiber Der Guuntp<g g. lnmiI1Grt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-11
9totiS.

gisbeisentbiinlern our Nabri6t, oa6 Big
sum 1. Wfai 1885 allies in ben Strasen fret
berumlaufenoe Sieb e~insefausen uno int
nIfer6" einseiteIt tuirb.
SD9n2a9er
81. @loub, ben Q. Mfdra 1885.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-11
Sic nene Sirma.

SIM Ini6lu5 an Sbtges ertouben mir uns
sal bererferts baE nir Das grocerps@ei6Gft
Der @ebr. 8snien weiterfIbren iperben uns
bitten seaea bic 3uii6eruns reeler, 5uppr-
sommenber Seoitnutg Inn seneigten 3uz
iiprud. 8rpmn& Y bmann.
i1l-3 ct. Glpuo, ben 2, WtQrs 1885.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-11
9~anfia9nng.

Der l1nterseidnete i~tattet hermit IGen,
tpelbe ibm pdbreno Der &ranfbeit ieiner ser=
itprbenen Satin TO- bnfreid sur Sanb ginz
gen, uno Gqen, tuel9e itb an beren 8egrabz
ntB betheiligteu, ieiuer tiefsefiblten Sanf
aug. Spbn usba.
12-1 Sarf Centre. miug
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-11
Wenc Yukwaaren

Sic ib5nlte, reibbaltisite Nusmabl ,tener
Bubtuaareit fir Srabiabr unb Gunner 10
eben angefonmen. 9ie Samenpelt ct.
CLOUDS uno oer umse9enb lit freunOlidIt
erinft DoraalpreAeH uab Die @aarei1 sH
beli4tisen, s. 6. GIart
12-l ct. Glpnb, Minu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-11
0ein6t.

ginaa Raun nit 5000 als @ei6dftstbeia
baber IN einem rentabien Salpongeidd't.
Man obereifire W. 8. 8pr 399, ct. glorp>
Minrl, ooer wenoe ii9 an Die Geoattipn os.
8latseg. 11-8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-11
Oute nno btQtae

StiefeGt unb Sdubreparaturea eemaht. TO-
ME n,re Stirfel uno Sdube mad Mas aui
Seteanng prompt uuo gut sneefertiat bel
9 re9ey 9sremid,
in Sulius' 9ominid's 8lof, Saint glous
Ntinn. 12-s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-11
Sur Na6ri6t.

Meine Srau lit felt 10 Sabrcn an eiitenr
~ofenen 8ein. 4ae aneetpanbten Wittel err
tuieien iib als erfolslD8, biz oaB id Sr.@au
bon Wtelroie 81 Silfe nabm. Sbm gelans
es, rnetne leioenoe Sraat bessuitelen.
Ant. @rpB.
12|1 a%teranbria, Mtinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-11

tB- 0srtb Starz9 ilnsen unb Sals.8als
lam 1T Elm iideres Mittel segen 9ulten une
(TrfGItuuo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-11

- SeIS az psrietben auf @rurbei=
Sentbum. 9adSufrasen bet s. 6. &ire.12-
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-24
WILLIAM HERRING.
= sGsET & SAVAGE.

1 T'rD2EEi's NJ LAW. DISTRICT ATTY's
= I'll, I. "C1rl H1us-. iuli0~iVIc.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-24
Notice.

Horses taken on pasture at reasonable
rates, at tue California ranch, IS miles from
tombstone. GSod feed. wat,r and shade.
FOR particulars apply to j. NJ. Nash, at the
epskery on Allen street,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-24

h.r. : , N..>i.. lie 80" ., r, sItu-s1f r: So
IA ,;.Is .,i,, ara the I'll [. sal! 4 lCP'''n'
'"'a! O"c cd To- or, ~, - li"n.d - all. .,",.
o.: &.,n lc.taU''n as u r. -r " {. u.., r
ri.''n $ y .i-atiS;u, id ,.u!l" t.eic ~
ey.ur-rite : .y.cce ol BIN Nt,tf.i.:a a'.J
Harry E.,,;ytr.i, cook and -wu:d III The
,eleJIa;, d "tt"'u'.r .cstiu: a'st' vi that eli.
Isl L. "i. ia rev Gays depart if,.In lhr
u:C method al ~ rgr!-. So Ml!,'i n'-.'i 1:::
rr.' IL ".i. i iarc r"4-u. Livery art~'.e w!ia
IL ir''' >...i,rG Ou', WIZ lie prIn IN biz
ui la.r, AID wa -ei Wat y. :; -snnt. ,.d l.s
fCr VIVA. Ju;. Il. 4 -. ,Tt...u i W.
q, ub dit 10 uc~' Cpoh IL It's '--: tt.iJ tn,
u,N departure Il III. VA - viii ur lu;nl
81 .-iare Ia Ca. Can ire l.us- .aapu 81
RESTAURANT ia IL c..y. Iug4-lu
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-24
. az :. 81. .a5i.ei ReNneu.


NxNff.Tr -. fullies and eXCesses IN
SfS N1S&SS mature yeaTs-SuCb
Is tOss 81 ni.murr zsssltude, nocturnal ennis
sions. lversioHS 10 society, d'mnSss ci VIZ
Siot, noise, in the head, TIL jiai fluid pars
M un"h>ervrG H. r,ugh the rne. and nial!
,ihsr cls,n ihnt ioad 10 insanity and death
Or. MiGtiS. WHO is regdi2r graduated
u stefan, viii a.sre.' 10 forfeit rNe huiutcO
dollars fot II Gaze If this Kind thai The Nilal
ReStarailve lInGer his speCiai deN'sc a!'''
uealmeut) viii not cure, or Tor anything I'M
pure or injurious fuund la il. I'r. M.Et'
treats All diseases successfully without mef.
cyry. Consultation free Through exam
inAiion and az, ice. including analysis oi
urine, S. PrIcc of Vital Restorative $3.50
ho.tle. or four Times the quantity Jor SIS;
~, to any add ess upon receipt of price, u'
y. q. u, secure from observation and N M
vIcc nat. il desired, by 4. E. MIN IL, N.
Dr.. No - Kearuy stree, San Francisco, Cai.
Dr. Min:iCs Kidney Remedy, NErHEETi-
GIN curse eli kinds - kiiacj and bladder
ro., ;laihts. gCnr"rIlo.,, ,-cu. n'r''e'. I -cri.
For sale ny - druggists, 81 DC't-, SIN
bottles 50.
DR.. M,riie's D1udeiiun Pilis and the hes
ID cheapest dyspepsia aud bilious care H.
IInarke. For de by all druggists.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-24
ATTENTION CHARLEsToNIANs

Wien you visit Tombstone ard desire a
good meal, oysters IN any style, ar in fact
.ny thing the market affords. go to Wi>dori's
Fountain on Allen street, between Fourth
aud Fiflb aggSl- I'm
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-24
Sample Bottle Free,

ilbe sent ~ any ont Applying by lettcI
stating sInpiuins, sex ana age. strict St
"recy in regard a. AL b,.sir ess trans actions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-10
Seeing the Pope

"When I was in Europe" said Catholic
clergyman, ~ determined not to leave be-
fore I could see Pope Leo XIII. l had been
in Rome several days viewing the sights of
the Eternal City and made heacqua intance
of priest who has the title of 'Monsisnor.'
To him I made my wish known, and he
promised me he would assist me IN catching
a glimpse of the head of the church. 1t is
an exceedingly difficult matter for visitor
to get view of the Holy Father, and con-
slider that had good luck, although l did
not have the pleasure of speaking word TO
him. I wanted TO see him while taking a
walk or drive in the Vatican garden, which
is his daily custom. My neW-made acquan-
tance provided me with the necessary cre-
dentials, and was told that the Pope would
appear in the garden at 2 o'clock that after
noon. I presented myself before the ap-
pointed hour, and after passing the Swiss
guard and showing my credentials several
times, found myself for the first time in my
life in the Vatican garden. need not de-
scribe the beauty oft, as it has been much
written about. There were only few OF
us present and we anxiously awaited the
appearance of His Holiness
Suddenly q mounted cavalier with drawn
sword rode through the garden anG carefully
scrutinized all of US. l did not know what this
meant, but was told afterwards that the cavalier
performs this duty previous to the Pope's appear
ance to satisfy himself that there are no enemies
around. It will be remembered that an attempt
was made by Gsribaldian to assassnate the la
mented Pope Plus TX. The would-be assassin
secreted himselfin the garden, after having gain
ed access by some surreptitious means. We wait
ed few minutes when carriage drove up to the
door and the Pope came out. He is venerable
appearing man, with an intellectual look, and
| wore white His slippers were cardinal red and
glittered with magnificent jewels The coach.
man showed profound respect for him and gave
him short drive When the Pope returned he
Immediately went back to his apartments, but
appeared to be very feeble as he went up the
stairs leading to them. The coachman received
his blessing after letting him ont of the carriage"
but he did not speak word to him. We were
told that the Pope occasionally walks or rides
out twice day. When he leaves the coachman
without blessing him it is sign that he will come
out again, and the servant Is on hand at 5 o'clock
for the second drive; otherwise not The coach.
man has been employed at the Vatican for many
years. After having our wish gratihed we were
let out of the garden, and again had to pass the
military stationed around the premises. "-Detroi
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