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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13
25Sehentliehe Gllinc;s @5faets-BeHhoae ganne 10 September 1886.

OaS Sternenbanner uuo nut DdS Sternens
banner, IND IS tparen nett patrtotllAe
QGt anerifantlhe acknowledgement, 0eren
Wfelobien bon ben unSdbligen Wuitfcorps
Geblalen tDuroeu. Die Wfeloote Der rrals
aoltl0en SreibettS ertOnte nur pers
~eltselt.
Der 3ug erbielt uoh mebr Sarbe uno
Seben Dnrh Die Wialle bon Tabrtfaten uno
onocren i'm gemeinlameu Trteoli6en 3us
ianmenmirfen Don Der Qrbett uno Dem
Capital ~er3eugten Yrooutten, Die auf feltz
LID gelbmudten Y8dgen climber 9efibrt
tpuroen. 0aouth 9eltaltete CT It0 suglet6
I'll etllem1 triurnpbirenOen SetDeile 0es 9r0g@
artt9en 2luTlhwungs, mel6en @hica8o AUDI
ais SnoultrietaDt in 10 furSer SeIE getlont>
men but. ST ma eiu ltolSe5 3eldbeH Oas
tubnen Interchangeable Der Iungen
2Seitltaot ul0 Der 9el6ldll0tett ulo oeS
SletBes ibrer 0anotperfer.
2tebnli6e Oemoultrationen 1aben seitern
i'm gan8en 2anoe. tn 9rDBeren uno tletz
neren StGoten, itattgefunoel. Sic itllo
ni6t Die NorlGufet Don Streifes ODER gar
NrDeiterunruben, ODER bon anDeren ner@
oerbli1en@ Observation-Disclosures lonoern
Die @~tnleltun9en 81 elmer frteoltden -
pDlttl6en Ngitation, B. B. 81 Dem 0erlu6e,
onrh ben STtmmfaiten gemilie erlt nod
10ber telt5u1telenoe, aber ~felnestpegS repo>
luttonGre, Soroerungen Der Nrbeiter gum
Nusbrud uno 5u mDgltbiter @eltung su
b%ringen. gu bieleln 3De6e iDuen fir Die
beDorltc6enoen MaDlen, no eS t9unli6 lit,
&anDi0aten etuer eigere1 Mrbeiterp1rtet
aufgelteut meroen.
@S lit u %ab3uiporten, wte fi6 bieie
politiihe 8eDegung 9%eitaIten piro. SSeoer,
Der oeS gegenpdrttgen 9e6altz uno barats
t%erloieit @etriebeS Der 3tpei abgeIebten alten
9arteien uiioe lit, miro ben poIttiihen
8eriub Der 9lrbeiter idon oeSbalb nit
WoDltDolIen betratten, neil ein ioI6er
8erlu6, tpenn er uibt III Die 0dnoe BON
9emagogen 9erdtb, gu einem 3uiammens
bru6e Oes lebtgen Barteineiels fibren uno
baber cine 9usii6t auf Before Garteigez
italtun9en e~r0fncn f0nnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13

Beibepaltung Der GonDent ft9 ausipri1t,
Der 9Irt, DAP Die QStrtbe in ben nleilten Qn>
oeren Staaterl, belonDers audi in SuinoiS.
nit @onne Die WlrthsgeleBe tbreS StaateS
nit oenen bon Misconltn pertoul6eu
tDIr0en.
@ber wt6ti9er nod ais 8latformen itnb
Oednner, uno IN Se3ug auf b bat Der
republitanil6e GDnnent III Ntsconlin baS
8ei1e getroffen. Oas gilt gan3 belonoers
bon Denientgeu stpei StaatSbeamteu, mel6e
unter einbeGigcr Segeiiterung nun fit ibs
rem pritten OSsrmin" %ernannt itno = Gusf
uIlo Gimme.
@ouperneur &ust bat 1ih mGbs
reno ieiner bsreits ~Sneimaligen @ouuers
neursseit pprtrefltb gebnIten. Seine Ser
t%ualtung mar cine redtl@offene uno ipars
lame. st trat Den Wtonopolen entge9en, lDo
er fonnte, perlpeigerte babgieri0en Qlrbettss
geberlt, tDelde all ltirmti6en StreifS ibrer
Nrbeiter Die Sauptlhulo trl9eu, ieoe I'M
terituBNng Dnrb Die l8affen oes Staats,
griff ober i'm Wlat bieles SahreS bel ben
lnritben in Wilmaufee frGftig elm, err
giiGte Daourd ben Nufrubr in ben Mnz
fGn9en uno tDanote ebeu oaDur6 cine
Wtenge bon unbeiI nt1t nun bon Der Staot,
lonoern aud bon Den Nufribrern leLbIt ab,
0ere1 2lnfiiDrer eben DesbaIb bon 10 furcbt>
barren Strafurtbeilel, tpie lie inter entz
~gegengeiebten u"mltdnoeu in Chicago cr7
inIgtell. perl6Dltt blieben. 9u1 in Ser
8robibitionsfra9e lit &usf fern9eiunb. Gr
iprtht lid itetS offen uu0 audi iiber letne:
0tamensunterl6rift ge9en Probibition uuo
SemperenS5tDang aus, uno Oa5 lit ntebr
wertb, oils ale 9latformplanfe1. Isle
menig CT it'd Dor benz Iemperen3geli6ter
i6eIt, bat ct erit Dot &ur3em mieoer be-
pielen, inoem er trDb oeS @e3etters beiielz
ben baS Capitol in Maotion auh am
Sonntag ben bort feitli6 DeriammeLten
8eteranen einrGumte.
Staatsiefretdr Gimme Ders
bient balielbe Sob tpie JRusf. @let1 bielem
mar er Elm tapferer Soloat i'm Burger
triege; ou6 er bat iein @tmt jebt Stpei
rSermine" biubur1 nit nluiterbafter unts
iiht berlpoltet; audi er lit III allen Sra9en,
3utnal in Der Gemperen5frage, gal3 unb
gar SuperIdiltg. l1no babel bat er, Der
9eati9e, it6 iein fernbeut6 s
9Seien befpabrt.
Die gIdn5enbe @ie6erertpabGung bet0er
MlGnner lit 9elidert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13
Gnrr1fpte gSfrthfnaft.

Die gBirtbihaft unieres GountDra a.
Ties lit geraDe3u elnp0reuo. SroBoen1
Oas @ountp tbatlGhltD banterott lit, uno
Die Qnueilungen auf Den GOuntpi6ab nit
% Nlo,ent NbSug auf oer StraBe fell9ebos
ten iperOen, fQbrt er INNER nod fort, neue
gontratte gu pergeben utl0 Hele S0uloen
Su MAIDEN.
llno mas fir gontrafte! 90 bat ct eis
mem glert bon Wtite UtcOonalo DaS Nns
1treibeu oes Sourtbaules lbertrdgen, utlo
babel ais @runDlage fir Die Goitenbere6
nltng einra6 Die &dn9e, Srette un0 0o9e
oeS @ebQuoeS genommen, un0 10 herauS1
aerebnet, oaB Die 2Irbett un9eTGbr $35,0OO
foIten miro. Qbgeieben oaOon, oaB bus
ldou Elm oiel gu Do1er Brets flr oas Mns
itreihen 1T, 10 tptro lth berausiteQen, oaB
bic Sade lcblieBli1 500, 600, tpeIn ni6t
mebr toIten miro. 0enu betdnntlt@ lll!o
Die WlQuern 'DeS GoErtballes nlbt 9latt,
ionDern entbaltel ptele SorlprIn9e Hll0
8ertiefunger, un0 tpenlI aue Die 9eltrlDes
men 6lG6en gemeiien weroen. 10 miro it9
eine Dreiian 10 9roBe SberflG6e, wte Die
anfdnoti6 angenommene, berausiteIeu.
NatIrlih, tpenn Der @ontraftor $15,0 00
an Die @ountD eGommiiiQre 1bgeben lou,
10 mliien otele aud oafir iorgen, oaB fur
i'm Elm Grtledltbes DerauS iprtngt,
Bum Nutieber bes 8ebQuoeS bat Der
@ountprat6 einen Glerf bon George 6ans
fins, Dem Spielb0uenbe1iBer. ernannt, uHo
lett Der .3eit %beitnoet ii6 Das @ebGuoe in
eillem nod ME OagefpeleneH lGmuBIgen uIlo
perna9rloiten 3ultanoe. Nber leIne
Sreun0e I'M GountDratb, uHo 0aS lit Die
corrupte Wtsbrbeit, leben allen gegen letHe
Ii0erli6e Ntrtblhaft erbobenen BelGtDerS
ben Elm fredes 2G6eIn un0 Q6iel5ufen
entgegen. NSie DteI mug er abgeben?
8abrlt6, eS tbut notb, DAB enoli6 etns
NAL i'm @ountpratb cine Neuoerultg etitS
trete, Dern e5 fam aut otelenI gSe8e utz
m0gli6 tpeiter ge9en. 9aB man BON ben
alien Qarteien cine iol0e Nenoerlig nlht
erparte1 fam, oas benefit our @enuge Die
g6utiacbe, baB Die eorrupte Webrbett oeS
GountDrotbes, melhe Die Gontratte n~ertGttt
uno Die Steler5abler beitieblt, 10 gut aus
9epubtitanern, tpie 9emOtraten beltebt.
0as BIr9ertbun1 bat IS aud id,on aufgez
oeben, BON Der einen ODER Der anoere1 Der
beitebenoen 8arteiem 9tettung 81 ertuartert,
mie ii6 gan3 oeutLth in Der D0ultGnotgen
Gbeilnahmloit9teit ausiprtcht, tueI1e eS ben
Bartetz GanOtoaten entgegenbrtHgt. US tit
taft unnt0gli9, SemanOen in Elm @eiprd6
iber Die @ahlen gu sieben. SAT- Que err
tLareu, nidtS Oauon piiien 3u rDoaen. neil
Die cine gartet geraoe 10 tDertbIoie Ganots
baten tn'S SeIo geiteIt babe, tpie ft6 Don
Der anDeren erDarten lal1e.
8enn aber Die Sir9er ni6t tpouen, DAB
Die GountDz8 ertpaltung III n0at9en uno
ertlGrten Bancroft setrieben miro, 10 miiis
len iie aus oieier Ibeilnabn1loitgfeit berz
ausfommen. Sic miiiien inter ben bon
ben Yarteien aufgelteuten Ganotoaten it9
Die beiten berauSneDmen, uno uenn tie
lGrmtlt6 nt6ts taugen, nit einem fiibnen
frdftigen Gnti6Guiie eiaene 80rgers @anots
oate1 auiiTeuen, obue teDe GllGlt6t auf Dee
rem politiihes Notwithstanding uUo
ein8iG nit GGdIi1t auf ibre erprobte @e>
l6dftsti6tigfeit uno 03eolt6fett. @abrz
iheinLi6 piro bieS Der ein5ige 98es iein,
UNI pieber eineR ebrIi6en @OuntDratb gu
erbaIten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13

Na6 Der National=8 latform Der Den1oz
frattlhen Bartet lo0en Nelnter i1 ben Ser
ritorten unO i'm 8unoesbe3irf m09li0it
nit 8eDobnern oerletbeu beleBt 1ueroen.
So6 oarum tItnnert itd BrGltbent
Glepelano nl9ts. Die quite Steue
oe5 vEecor0er of 9eeDs" i'm y e.
3trt GOIum6 a bat er logar einem
Ne9era aus NlbanD i'm Staate JeetD Oorf,
NoulenS W attbems, Ibertragen, mGbz
reno 8. y. in Der Berion &outs ShaDe's
ibm bon ietnen eigenen W1intltern Elm fir
Oas Nmt bo6befdbtgter unb UNI ben 8unz
Desbe5trf nieIfa6 Deroienter IangiGbriaer
Deutl0er Betpobner oelielben empfobIen
tpar.
Ser Senat beftdtigts bic @rnenmuns
l1iht. Nber uohoem Der Senat it6 uers
taQt bate, ernannte. BrGiiDent GleueIauO
Den WeattbepS uon 9teuem fir oaiiel6e
Nmt uno WfattbetDs bat eS tlrsLtb onaes
treten.
9ieier geser bat lebt einen braoen
oeutl6en Seteranen aus benz
8ur9ertriege, Sberit S9aner, 1pel6er
lett iteb5ebn Sabren Ser treue, fleiBige erlte
unterbeamte IN Dem Bureau oes vJ1ecoroer
Of OeeoS" mar, Il negen leiner SIbttQz
tett au0 Don NecorDer SreoeriG Douala3
beibebalten ipurDe. t1aa uno faa entlallen.
Die oemofratii6e Sunoesuerwaltuno
fam it6 rlbmen, DAB unter ibr iest fetI
etu5iger 0eutl6er mebr cine Steue in Den
Geamtungen oes 8e5irfs Columbia belief
Oct. uno oaB oer IeBte Deutine, Der cine
lolhe Steue bate, BON cinem our9 8rdIi-
bent Gleoelano begiiniti8ten Oieaer<
S6napplddIer an Die Suft geieBt puroe.
Ser etn3ige u8ortDeiI", lpel6en Die aablz
redeem ullo meilt bo6obtbaren unb piele
Steuern be6ableHoen Oeutlben Des
Sunoesbe3irfs bon Der Dentofrattiden
SunoesperlpaltunB Daben, be1tebt BARN,
Dap Der remofratil6e ueIe 9olt3einQiha
oalelbit oeuti6e 6iermirtbe am Sountao
best, lDabrenO CT Die S1uapsutrtbe unpes
Deulgt ldBt, unO oaB er ilber Dem Sonnz
tags BtfnifS Der auitdnoisten Oeutl6eu
gersine Den 9oIi3eitniippsl i1wingt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13
ser abeeSamfte SsIO sGleranoer.

9te bulgarii6e 9oufbabn oes 8attenbers
qerS, tpeLde cine .3ett lang einen1 OeIoens
QeOi0te glid, BAT etnen le6r proiati6en Obs
i6luB %getunoen.
@r mar, naboem tbn Sic iberniegenbs
W2e6rbett bes bulgarti6en SoLfeS na6 ieiz
uer @ntfIbrung 3uriiGberufen bate, Dor
lettern et9entli1en @ntfibrer, benz G3or,
in elmer be- uno tpebmitbi9en 0epei6e St
!Sreu;e qefro0en; aber Der ruiiti1e Oespot
erni0erte DieieH EniefaQ nit etsfaltem
6ods ut6 l1ebermutb; 5u8Iet6 fubren ruiz
filde 3tGufe uno 9tubel fort, Den faurI
nptDoiirfttg mieper aufgeridlteten S6ro1
EeS fFirlten QIfraloer 81 ltntertDiiDlen.
Ser 3enfer bet 4olitit 0euti6Lanos, tpeit
e~ntfernt, ibm audi nHr Ole gertnglte mora
hide uuteritiBuug 3u She'll peroen gu Laiz
len, bebanoeLte I'M GegentbeiL Die IT'D it
OeutiOtano uuo tn oeuti6en 6eere fir
Den 6lrlten fu1O9ebeIoe GbetLna6me ais
balbe1 9anoesperratb. @rgLanos uno
OelterreihS 9aItnng gegeniiber ben neueir
QlmaBungen J%tuBlanos mar Qtaes, nur
uiht frqftig. lluD 10 blieb oem arnler1 8Qtz
teuberaer, ipenn er nt6t Leoigli@ ais DON
HuBtano nod cine 8etle 9eouloeter 9iener
Elm flGQli6es fIritliheS S0ein : Oaietu
fubret Doute, nthts iibrig, ais - ab3uoauz
fen. 0a er ii0 unmittelbar Dor DieIem
Sbritte 10 iebr Dor 9tuBLano ernieortat
bat, fam man tDo6L iageH, er lei bon GuBs.
LAMB abgeoanft DOroen.
90 bat oenn GuBlano i'm @eientIt6en
ieBt bod errei6t, mas es i'm ~6rieoenslh[uR
bon Gan StepDa1o an9eltre6t bate = eineT
Don ibm a%bbdngi8en 8GLgarenltQat nabe
ben Gboren Gonitanttnopels ; unD Der gSerz
iud OeS Gerliner GoHgreIies, ben neuen
Gtaut unter tlrttlder Oberbo6eit urobz
bGnqig Don GuBIanO 3u MAIDEN, lift iebt
0ei0eitert; Oenn oeS 8at:enbergers gla6s
folger in 8ulgarien miro ni1ts iein, ale.
Elm rulltl1er S0n0DO9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13

miiBi8 81 9eben. Inner gan3es Sanoelss
utlb getnerbliheS 2eben leioet Oarail, oaB
es nt6t nit .rubiger @leidnaBtgfeit lib
abiptelt, %ionoern pl0BIiAe befttge Nnldute
nimmt, Tim ebenio pl0Biib pieoer auI5us
bOren. Cine 2lenoerung in oieler 6inii0t
tpiro Oem gan5eH 2anoe gum 8ortbell gee
reiGen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13

tier fra6eren geidbrli6Iten @enoiien per=
tDabrt iuerben. OaS Yeite uno @ereGtelte
aber DGre es, iuenn man oielen oielfaden
W16rOer unb lit ieiner Qrt groBen &rie9er,
Der ntdt ais 8riegs9efangener 81 betrads
ten lift, - erl6ieBen tpirbe.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-23

Every mother can clothe the
entire family in good white un,
derwear at less than the cost OF
the material: all beautifully
made. Infants, children, misses
and ladies', are allprOvided for
Our outlet for goods has be
come exceedingly large;
small margin Of profit is the
secret of it.
We describe a few styles and
urge it upon you to visit this
department at once.
Several months ago we placed
an order for muslin underwear
and the result can be seen on
our counters to-day. The cot
ton used is finer than ever used
before. and finished absolutely
without dressing, giving ii what
is called the dead finish. The
edgings used are all OF the finer
class of work. even in the
cheap numbers, and further
more, these points should be
considered.
~,
not scimped but made with
nlantv of cloth in each size.
Second-In each garment we
have every size. large and
Tbird-We offer our assert
mont IN select from. eoual TO
AND ABOVE ALL.
:, -. so,o
at from ohe-hall 10 'hree
loufths the price asked ioi 'he
INFERIOR Sooos
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-23
CHEMIST.

CHEMISE.
No 429, chemise, plain; price % cents.
No AIS, chemise, plain; price 80 cents.
No AZ, chemise, corded bands; price 40
cents.
No 80, chemise, insertion down front,
| Hamburg edge round neck and sleeves;
/ price 30 cents.
| No I24, chemse, yoke of tucks and inser-
ton with cambria rufile round neck and
/ sleeves; price 30 cents.
No 426. chemise, yoke of tucks and :nser-
ton, Hamburg edge on neck and sleeves;
price 80 cents.
No 435, chemise. deep yoke OF allover
embroidered edge with Hamburg with
round neck and sleeves; price 70 cents.
! No 43I, III, chemise, both good styles
with yoke of tucks and inse rtiOn Hamburg
edges; price % cents.
No 430, chemse. yoke of allover embroid-
| eied Hamburg eGge, wheel pattern; price
50 cents.
No 3G5. ehemise. extra length, tucked
skirt, tucked yoke, cambria rufiies; price 81.
No al. .f..l n,
front with extra fine Hamburg edge;
price 81.
No 423, chemise. deep yoke OF fine en-
broidery with extra fine Hamburg edge;
price Sl.2J
No 434, chemise, corded yoke, very fine
Hamburg edge with Herringbore stitch fin-
ish; price S1.a5.
No 425, cbemise yoke of embroidery and
cordng with very fine edging round yoke,
neck and sleeves with HerriDgbore finish;
price S1.50.
No 421, chemise, cambria and extra
length, deep yoke of TOrchon lace tied with
fancy ribbons, fine Torchon edge in neck
and sleeves, tucked skirt: price $l.50.
No 70i6, cbemise, cambria with Tuchon
lace; price Sl.50.
DRAWERS.
No /, drawers, four tucks; price - cents.
No All. drawers, four tucks; price 80
cents.
No 4Ij, drawers, three tucks and cambria
rufiie; price 81 IL cents.
No 414. drawers, three groups of tucks:
price 45eents.
No Alb, drawers, eleven tucks with tucked
cambria ruffie; price 80 cents.
No 4I6. drawers. eleven tucks with Ham,
burg rufile; price % cents
No4I7, drawers, six tucks with wide
Hamburg ruffie; price 65 cents.
No 4l9. drawers, two groups of tucks !
with wide Hamburg ruffle; price 30 cents. |
No 140l6, drawers, cambria. four tucks |
cambria ruiiie edged with Torchon lace;
price 80 cents.
No4l2. drawers. two groups of five tucks
wide Hamburg ruffle, wheel pattern; price |
So cents.
No 400, drawers. fourteen fine tucks with |
wide Hamburg rufe; price 81.
No 46S, drawers, two groups Of tucks and |
insertion with Hamburg rufile; price 81.
No 40. drawers, twelve tucks with tucked |
Hamburg rufiie; price Sl.a5.
No 1i0o3, drawers, cambria, two groups |
of tucks with Torchon lace insertion, wide |
Torchon rufile; price Sl.5o.
No Az, drawers, two groups of five tucks |
wide insertion and very fine Hamburg |
rafile; price Sl.s5.
No 1i6S. drawers, same AS above, extra |
fine; price $3.50.
SHORT UNDERSKIRTS.
No S95. short underskirts, wide hem
with six tueks; price 40 cents.
No 1874, short underskirts. five tucks. cam
brio ruffle; price 60 cents.
No 393, short vi derskirts, five tucks with
Hamburg rufiie; price 80 cents.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-23
A Fin. Club Formed in He.ae.

The Italian people have left of smoking
cigars, says correspondent, owing to their
indignation at new law affecting the price
of cigars In Rome an association called the
Pipe ciuh has been formed, every member o;
which refuses TO smoke cigars In Naples.
companies Of young men parade the streets
with long pipes. 80 that regular revolution
m the habits Of people has been effected
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-23
CITY PROPERTY.

7ol. : lots corner Market and Llacolr
hall hour. Price To-.
7I2. ilots aud good room house. corner
Lawrence and Lincoln =. Cheap, sI5e
ia acre Zinnimmerly's addition be-
tween Enpvriu ard 4th Avenues. good nov !.
room house. good we'll and out buildings Price
sli00, part on time will take a good mule team
in tr-de
no - feet east front on ; Lawrence ave
fruit and shade trees, fenced all rouai. good
location Price SlS0t, part on time.
Sl3 - feet front on South Lawrence Ave.
COOL lIst0Ty house, . ROOMS, closets otd pan
try Price si-s"
SIS "a aces in the souiheas; suburbs %
trees, fin. soil, price SEQ, part time
GIG 20 lots on North Lawrence, topeka Z
Emporis Avenues. big bargain. prioe se'c
el7. eIot. on south Make street. sooi To-
cation, SAD1 each.
us co feet south ami east front on water
street good house rooms. Price sti1".
$40 57K front on central Avspne, tnr-e :
rooms, cellar and welt, price silG'.
800. 30 feet front north Topeka -v-nas
house rooms we'll Furnished. good barn AMI
out houses. Price SJe0b
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-23

Princess Victoria. of Denmark. has in
vented an ingenious method of attending
divine service. She literally has prayers
laid ON" like gas, by means Of telephone
communications with the new English
church. The transmission of sound Is
very well managed. Eight receivers bring
To the royal devotee in her study: one. the
the tones of the priest ut the altar; four.
the voice of the preacher in the pulpit,
ana three. the sounds Of the organ Thus
does her royal highness enjoy chamber
leyotions -Town Topics
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-23

uient Isnd ec 20
III
10 IA he sales 10
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Itinotn for go "a th
ey-withh rsia ivan the
fui Is
cordial Office
w. /. McBEE,
2l8 Douglass Ave, Wichita, Kan.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-23
Nothing New Under the sun.

Iondoners have been making much ado
about nothing in connection with Tenny-
ion's new poem. Tomorrow" They ac-
:;lsed him of using a motive which had
oeen used before by Mr. Aide Where
Upon Mr.. Aide and various other persons
hasten To state that it is a very old story,
laimed alike by Germany, Scotland. ana
Wales Not long ago an American
naGaZiniSt trifled with the same theme
n a short story.-The Argonaut.
An Abnormauy sharp Young Man.
A young New Englander landed in
New York with nothing but his car
pet-hag and license Ia practice law
An old lady fell on him in the street
breaking his ARIA. The cause Of the disas
ter took him - her house, nursed him and
insisted on his taking vacant room and
becoming member of the family The
Young man remained in his pleasant quar-
tiers. opened law office, and began to
make money.
There We're two daughters at the hou5c,
both very plain The elder had little fort
une of Sl4. GOO and the lawyer engaged him
self To her with the mothers consent. Al
ter awhile he made money 50 rapidly that
he laid his plans 70 leave the house and cut
the acquaintance OF tue iamiIN- JUST ineh
the younger daughter inherited Sico.oO.
The lawyer paid court TO her and they be
came engaged secretly. One day the old
10y was ON her death-bed and urged an
immediate marriage. The young rascal
hurried off. secured n license and a
preacher and returned. When everything
was ready the bridegroom without word
joiued hands with the younger daughter.
The Ceremony was over before the other
girl found voice and protested The dying
mother saw what had occurred and went
II in spasm.-Atlanta Constitution
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-23

Electric Lamps for Partisan Carriages.
The success of the incandeScent electric
lamp for private carriages in Paris, rs n
substitute for candles and oil lamps. is
pronounced complete. Not only the regu-
lar side lights are included in this plan.
but the interior of the vehicle is illumi-
mated by lamp sufficiently powerful To
read by, and in some instances similar
lamp is placed for novelty on the head of
the horse. The lamps are connected by
wires with small accumulatsrs placed
under the drivers seat. They are small
in size, being only about eight inches
square and four inches high. each of such
accumulators being able To supply a lamp
of iive-candle power for the space of some
six hours. During the day they are re
moved and charged with electricity from
a dynamo machine or otherwise. and It
night they are ready for use-Cincinnaii
ENQUIRER
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-23
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No 403, wide hem, seven tucks; price 80
cents.
No 40e, four wide tueks, cambria rufiie
price IS cents.
No 40l, seven fine tueks, with tucked cam
bric; price 10 cents.
No 405, extra width with very deep hem;
price 50 cents.
No 4O6. four wide tucks, tucked ruffie,
edged with Hamburg; price 81.
No 800, four tucks with deep Hamburg
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No 40i, seventeen tucks, wide cambria
rufile, tucked. extra width; price Sl.Jo.
No 1856. eight tucks, tucked cambria ruiile
with wide 1OrchOn trimming; price l.5o.
No 397, four tucks with very wide HAM
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GOWNS.
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cents.
No Az, sacque gown, six tucks on each
side, edged with cambria ruffe; price -
cents.
No AL, sacque gown, four group tucks,
two rows insertion, edged with cambria
ruffles; price - cents.
No 40, sacque gown four groups. five
three rows tucks, insertion, edged with
Hamburg; price 81
No 443, Mother Hubbard. yoke in tucks
aud insertion. Hamburg edging; price 81.
No 800. yoke OF aIiover embroidery, Ham
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edge; price SI.2o.
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very fine Hamburg trimming; price $3.50.
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ton, finished with wide Niedicu lace
around neck and sleeves; cambria; price.
S3.S5
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