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Wichita eagle., 1888-08-24
IitnoSraph Copies Of Water Colors.

The photographer smiled when asked about
this, and said that it was quite true that the
lthograph copies of water colors were often
taken for originals.
''Some little time ago." he said, 'one of
the largest advertisers in the country was
persuaded to order quantity Of imitation
water colors for advertising cards. He hest
tated about doing it, saying that be did not
believe the masses of the people cared for
such things. They preferred the shiny gloss
Of the ordinary ithogrsph. be believed He
gave the order, however, and as he does
things on large scale, he gave large order
for the FIRST set OF four sketches. Before this
was exhausted he ordered an even larger
quantity, and this was again followed by an
order larger than either of the previous ones
Some Of his employees noticed that ono man
came frequently for the pictures, asking for
three or four sets at once. They were glad
to give them to him. for the cards were only
used as advertisements, and of course they
wanted as many as possible distributed. This
stranger, however, came 50 often that their
curiosity was aroused, and they took some
pains to find out who he WIS They found
that be was picture frame maker who was
framing the cards In such a way es to hide
the advertisement, and was doing a flourish
ing business, selling them st So set"-New
York Mail and Express
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-24
1he Steppcs of the Irish.

| Between the villages Of krutaya and
Kaln,akova, on Friday, we rode across
steppe which was literally great ocean
of flowers. One could pick twenty diff
ferent species and hundred specimens
within the area Of a single square yard.
Here and there we deserted the mlry
road and drove for miles across the
smooth, grassy plain, crushing flowers by
the score at every revolution Of our car
riage wheels. In the middle OF the
steppe had CUR driver stop and wait Tor
Inc while l alighted and walked away
into the fowery solitude to enjoy the
stiffness, the perfumed air, and the sea
of verdure through which ran the long,
sinuous black line of the muddy high
way. On my left, beyond the road, was
wide, shallow depression six or eight
miles across, rising on the opposite side
in long, gradual sweep to dark blue
line of birch forest which formed the
horizon. This depression was one smooth
expanse of close green turf dotted with
grazing cattle and sheep, and broken here
and there by a silvery pool or lake.
Around me, upon the higher ground,
the steppe was carpeted with flowers,
among which noticed splendid orange
asters two inches in diameter, spotted
tiger lilies with strongly refexed petals,
white clover, daisies, harebells, spirea,
astragalus, melliotus and q peculiar
flower growing in long, slender, curved
spikes which suggested flights Of minia-
ture carmine skyrockets sent up by the
fairies of the steppe. The air was still
and warm, and had strange, sweet fra
GRANGE which l can hken only to the
taste of wild honey. There were no
sounds to break the stiffness Of the great
plain except the drowsy hum of bees.
the regular measured kate did. Kate
did," OF few katydids in the grass near
me, and the wailing cry OF a steppe
hawk lowering over the nest Of some
field ruice. 1t was a delight simply to
lie on the grass amidst the flowers and
see. hear and breathe.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-24
Ressles.ness Of Russian Students.

A Moscow student wrote lately 70 The
London Times to explain the riots which
have broken out In several university
towns between the students and the
police authorities He says that Russian
students, since the accession Of the pres
ens car. have been watched and worried
as If they were inmates OF reformatory
prison. They do not enjoy the freedom
Of peasant.
Rules Of the most minute description
are laid down for them, extending even
to the cut Of their hair, the style q their
clothes, the choice Of their companions
and the nature Of their anrsemeuts, TO
say nothing OF the sieepless espionage Of
their reading. writing and conversation.
Detectives are ever OF the alert TO catch
delinouents, and the slightest infrachoa
ct the most trifinS rule Is followed BY
the penalty. The consequence Of this
policy is that every college is IN chronic
state OF suppressed rebellion. which a
very small matter may kndle into &c
6yin C0nnanion
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-24
-4ssszSssSSNliI4s
ga1lU ~ &dBAc
TWILIGHT IN ACADIA.

The sunset gold fades in theslsy,
The night winds moan across the SEA;
Beside the tide Of Acadie
IEatch the golden spteHdor die.
Der cliff and headland, shore and lea,
A., A mystic shadow seems to lie.
The sunset gold fades in tie sky,
The night winds moan across the sea.
O, mistress minel It Is for thee
The sable pine trees toss and sigh;
The sea birds sad and soulful cry
Suits well my dream and reverie.
The sunset gold fades in the sky,
The night winds moan across the sea.
-Sanborn Cove Tenney in OUT lg.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-24
Remaining In Bondage.

Thirty-four million slaves have been freed
In the world in the last tweuty-seven years,
and about the only ones now remaining in
bondage are the farmers wives Of the United
States -Detroit Frea Pres
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~ We'd eedsy eseDtca. Ssnosfv
a : a Dosehe~tes. MSS of. 6roft<
"a He.fbsan. 81 IRE 0eassus<s Loss
- TINS Gonppany OF y cay, srs
~~ss.d ~ m.sriser 90 Miss AdsIssfs
Pss-s- Tie Boseu Glsb< eivss tie fol-
I.vSge sossons 81 th- c~semop1:
ssf~ 90 tjss sste Prs Parrish -ehnr-b
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AZ toe sl.ss 81 - ~ Has,ssd. md sss
Sns ysss - tLs fspossesisi san Of shs
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Tns obusch vss esyly decorated vsse
svSsase<p. X sob pilssr wns twsusd
Min ussafbs; los Rsilssy wss fsssoonec
I'D loue stsesfaefs at tie same 1assf-
~ ~~ss 1 = t-ss q sbDal tito Chandeliers.
N~ntod she pusp,t Gas 40 d -bofsse ~
sns,e-U<us OF trees and ground pine,
fora,ns s hssust'ui bsehefoos q 10 tbs
.sososs rsdssbs vss6 you AID bappi
80 vsbeo ths bridal pssty uresected.
10 usn.r vess Samnei N. Farmer.
WA ,,ch ". Bsias~, W. q. Hs,ibsen
erS q. V.~d,v. They adv.s eed 80
m sIsag a. % 10 The yous ssrstns Of
the - rdiea ssarse. feslosed oy Mss
Anase Fs-h. the maid o. honor, and las
y NJ. HsIbson snd Miss P'pes- TIE
oetde zee dfss~sd 10 White Satin,
Sesmned 9th pessis. 9th veil ald or
auss blossonsA ihe csr-nony vas
pesecsmed ny the pastor Of tns cbnfre,
Rev. q. n. Esiot.
a rseepssos ~ tbe vesicencs OF vhe
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Ia this cisy last Wednesday. Mr..
] abn L. Downs snd Mss Lsna IL
Neovs. both Of Moantssssson, skssit
csursv, y 70 united "a marriage. hsv-
Cl.sk Dave performed The oaremoas.
wh,ea took pisso al the Arlington no
tel.
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rsppsn LAMONT.

A. Sbs u.thsiss chuseh % ~ sadsy
lsss. Mr. r. r. PAtdsp. Of frsphisn.
Aod Mics FrsEass Lsmons. q sbis Guy.
vss~ usitsd ID nsflses, Father IRE
fonssips peffstmips the etfs1ony.
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New lines Of Ginghams and ScersuchelE
New lines of EmbrOiderioS and Taoif
New lines of Table Linens and Nall
New lines of Hid Gloves.


Every train and steamer brings us something new
Novelties that remind us that spring is fast approaching
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NEW GOODS
AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
: LADIES', MISSES AND CAILDREN'3 !
H @ s / f RY.

The best French. English, German and American manu.
facturers we'll represented A large line Of
fancy and new effects.
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y,ousst.As~ox.

Rsv Clssk ID Wis ah-d in ssa bonds
Of IN rssAee ss the Arlington motel -
w. cns.c-y i4s,. Nc, Casmoz. X
] .ss snd Miss Annr Larsco, both OF
H,..r. IA, su ,s.aasf@h coauty.
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4 tneh&Ise tsseA to csrvss Rooee
T. s.sEs
H ecn,d pos esd sktse booze 'ooees
y -. pI<ir;
H eeask fart - sse es-ssass's oseen
~ ~ erssv sparsed over be sssi;
~ euscs. III ssasi~A iaks sefsphs bssss
AaAin.
- sassssss ssss vas red ard white,
Iesesd;
n ssvs6 sUsS. n shst b might
Gecs<<f;
He eslIss oevs<s uish snap,
a : essssal1 q pasd sssts asAny > dsp.
-. rnrop II a tstD ihs hastsss's ~
Via sp~et.
-fAsisdsipkis 6sss.
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O. e. Ellis and q. a. CsFnfosth, tso
Of Iaccma's popular young men. ere
arranging sheet aud paiiow ease ball
fog tuesday evening. which Will 0ocur
10 pafior A at Ibs Tacoma. THIS party
was to have been given last Friday
evening. b1s il vas impossisie t. pro-
care sns mnsic tail this week. This IL
novel feasnse Of social Embellishments
asfe and the young people are locking
fofwafd 10 toe occasioo ~ IN enJoyabis
oue.
rHR caKscxxI cLC1.
The crescent eisb OF this city 10 CON-
posed Of almost . dozsn Of isooma's
yonng men. They have their roQps on
4 street a. the resadeaeo Of HusH Far
ley. Tue Clue leased tie house for
ycsf add everything inside II very neat.
The rooms are large and 10 makes a
splendid resfsas for the young men.
y seas.oasiiy few fr,sods are invited
la participate 10 an evening of playing
and ssnsinR, and fee days ego they
gave a supper 20 tLT fsis es After
su,oB several C. 1ssoal selections Ssre
| rendered and aer5oatic feats performed.
Dr.. vaGdervsuier furnished banjo
| music DARING soc evening"
I'd bfehu- delighted s1e boys with
one II NJ. or Rinai csoR6spces. College
Songs we're suna and q most Ell 3ya5is
svepsag spent.
S,evlen p. sears returned THURSDAY
from W aiia Waiis. where he hAs been
fof srssssi asts.
4. b. k.o2 !egs Thursday for Chicago.
| IL ~sli probably Rot ru;arl 10 Iacosns
| inside of ,wa years.
| W. q. Issorse Is II Portland aud vlii
remain <sy aoo.t a month
| Judge Faux Allyn and Mr.. Aiiya,
sso have been absent ia O.y nsta dur
| ils TOE pa-t fuontn. arrived al Ine Ia
svssa ianfsdsy even ug. JuaRs Allyn
| gill leave .otnorrsw TOR Jueoaiis, Saere
ns ~ia nsio a Term Of shs District c0utl.
| Ass. l.. ii. sslis, pfibospas Ok TIE
Aea.e sfas1t Ssmi6srs, 1as D en- Gun
| .r.i<a IL rea.siu away fIoAa ESE scloUi
iSr several days oy ressJn OF ser salisus
illness, pas 10 Eex csosasssoipk md
s.ia 81 Il Dc epis ~ rxsaole eosifol Of
u.r soaooi-
MIS-. Ia. ID. Thomas entertained a few
lfsruds 81 eeF residence on wedn sdsy
eyszsSg. II ~ss sue regular tneestoR 81
ls wesss GOO, aud AFTER psas ins a.
AL IS nl asaaisls. Mrs. Ts0tnas tIr,
.ssaeo act euss . ~ siss 3ps saSSsE.
vKDs Iso.
Cards we're Feel,ysd D. friends here
asr.s last xesk aauoascsog ia. :nsr
usse on tuesday sycaius. .f this seek,
II Mss Aogs q. Basse. daughter of tie
don IA. III. Chase Il WsIis walla, 20
LIsass usat ID yid X. bratnsra Of abe
unitsd ) ates Army. Tue csr.m NJ
siii BE- perfossed al 81. Paes'e Epsssa-
: y church OF tnss cssy. foiiaviag tbs
~ sfssa mr. aud Mrs Bgsizsrd viii
nass y home at Bort Wasls Waiia
5sre lie - ssa1tansd- Misc CLASS for
nsstis tendrsi sae Anna wrisas seaas
uart re fee t~o yssss. LisGsensns
Brsiaes3, Is wAs saased some sIase age,
y gate a distinguished otn ssf aud uon
81 a, t2nse o. his esro,sa daring the
Greely sxsedtsten earss, of shioa party
60 Is oae " sse tlys Survivors.
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nArL usss.

M. Charles MsaI aid Miss Matilda
Lebs, tosr Of Nescsssls. Serr tn.srisd
ls shi. city % Moody last By ksv. 4
}. Hsnssn.
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Mr.. H<seld Preston. tbs promisers
yoaos attorney. ssii Ne Marie
"Wednesday rsns. Chief as".iee Is a
Jan, .. psr'oras'na The eefe@'any, A''Ar
%. ~ ddsLe tne sfans castiS ~'h isssr
an ihe silsfnupa tss'o fof visit 10
loua.
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wsshire on esmp No. l. ssi sHrs'~
u.s,osass tbe ore h-udFcd SD dtsy
q an stutssf-are at abe pirted v 81
A~ars~ wastataaspe by p@r,se ana
h~rasrt. the fello~sns ofhsr ea~e
As.1 ppe,ps.di fse-sd-u', e y. fesrss
p.v4eeI, 1. b Ch.ofplot; ~ pI.in. e.
ID. p.sr; rstrr. suasrss Baisr, tsf
y .f,,.a. csc nistsss have seea ppo5nt-
ed ana ~ ~ ~ b. elr a, sa~ dss'- II
<rct-ss eli sssss q serS n .c~-s aiiy.
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Mics A.nse hsi hssa az snferfnsl
r~sts ~ bet eeue ta Ner'h csststs e.
Enaa, .ssate ts.,, Ire s'ss 'ns -.
sy.n N he .tSgaes aud ssssss, asd see
srsi 40 a sssne 49, esd. Toe ts3s slsa
n,shs ftffs ser Sasa sese ssTv<s. satss
~htsn The ssasty oSs ~ az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

jacob aniies received q testimonial
sisred By every snembes Of the ospnc,l
Shsch Goa needed his faithful p<r-
{ rmance Of day and the respsss vnies
be tad earned Mr.. Dssef apd NJ
O0ok were also faithful oticeu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

gb.fi,rsas ns~ls slre "a csa,ers
"a r. ,.a allsd l.@s W ase-aay CIV otus
b, l. sdss psinis n. l. pssi~s q = /.
he ape, n v Aetsossa; Ii.
N..Issta s.sss l.. =. Mis- sasss
A.o . tar, y. 4 Mss nsie II ugs
sas, soc e.naee " Noea A ;. n So
us,,s. s,s., A.. A q > ss-es ID
N. Mt.. Core tsarusl.s F.; z. > q es,
+. ku.s Teas. kt~ hssssi 60
O.src4 u " sd "a q Ms.s Lystss
rc.sat, q. a. FA~ass ;. hineks
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

A. To- u. fsaisr rn-ssioe - ~rsi,'s
l. d.. n 4. g I. y Is T. tn- 10 lsssDs
slsse~ts s.fs slset 81; q T.. wt.tsa,s
Nafau l.. u, Gassses FssaAisad
: Ms. tssns Il sses ] ~eet~ssTs. tsss
Ha.ua ,f>. ". >. tto, Treas !.
p.,.s No.s.! " ANS = a.ss |. q t,
Miss Bs.ss~. o @. Pau Al ,rss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

Sergeant at arms vinsoa, when his
attention vas called to be departure
from TIE rules Of the cnuueii relating
"a toe announcement OF "msss~ee
rom tie house. esid that be lad not
examined toe tdles on tie sabj sas, bat
had been informed il vas the dnly Of the
door keepef. Wien the rule ga shown
him. be then invariably comp.i-d vita
. strictly. aud admitted That sbsciencs
e tn- fsse VS. Dnch mote Sseai aed.
Mr.. viu.es vas siwsys DISPOSED 10 do
bis whole duty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

A rvcsysioa sAc tsr~sesi sassshis ~sii
b. = sdsiss Messs. hagess aa& Mssa
tnn.arsas sss1aos a tae skstias Itsk
assss ,ss al -psess ~ TIE ". q Z. L
Sastsr ~ts re served fFoa 5 tlii )
e,sls,ek, Hfttf 4tlss tAs fs,ise-tns rts.
sr.ams ola be- rrntesed oss nsssa :
sass bs As.s sssssa Nssasr ress s,ls.s.
s~sAa ana ace xsas ssiles, ~ Mes Eaeh
Mxsa, solo Aai ehsFas "Ss<s raan
thAs s.~ss~s ssy ees. ~ Mrs Bars a /;
ssl.s. q isossa. liz. q b, wssc rssssi.
tJa. s.snaas ina ssiL N~ Liza OH
iaDss s.-1s. htsis sstlisx. Master fAa
hsessss doe. Has Asssef sssss
his s,ssssses<. Assssaa@4 ffsf. ss4 Ars
ts~.ass. Fselszi.ee. Ms, ward sasa.
NJ n .es~ss ssexsNs sssa1i xhsskss's
esanx. .2vvu-lr eseswsafA Iaese hav-
4 lae AAAlf Nc esasS~ say thss 80 ct
~ssx,s sssi &c al o sed and sac aaiaeeee
U.sl eeatsr fsx Z eA Tbs maE sSxzssal
b. nos cxilles lot = yesis1cS&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

=. = = !. x. = So
= - - $50, -. 60.
so; 1sdns snesDA eanu11fse -
ernesnR - asotg1o 81 - o1EvSso q
pass1ko s1agoecs IL Wht1jA uuunnn
Nn1sn4es III. 1he0pssnnA ou1nfisuose ~
Je1es 9AsfUng1nh III B1goias1na -
sss.eina e hloex lhe1nnsss III. WA1olfA
sEsaAsa9 49, e s11uRDsB nnnognf; -.
0ss<1s8. seaa1neina - peanesoo Il
aen43ssTg; In. Ra1seRaa pgpv5afrQ ~
tAs ccade0nasane a sietsns - - ~
tccgs1x soAds aud cazS Leuj2
p<1a& e0u1misasozs s1- &ss1As 0onn6s
4n5Re -tsfDssainss, rsSalassuQ - -
sssr cf jsstsse's es IT, psseos AlDA soxo-
lAkin9 ueto06 II ooenEine osoDsn1nr
zion fee tn1D 0uu6nmnn6 feR puEun1Q
aan. ok1nUina sniIroo1 oompnnfoD -
Enss eaaA eGhM's tnss go - eeuo
nAvlGAhao soBunmas a1on. omoo6fRa seo-
tim M - ~ en1e. soaa11nQ - ne
foemnti0n e enspcant3ooo; ~ bill
uekch enuhsnod feoeusuo e btl3s in4ro-
dnosd ~ Cd. Sseeas ana III. Lewis, ses
TIE s<lsef Of iD1,Re1a 1atn0 Dn11sess
nsd Dssioes. go; SadRe SaAspstssaA
|HFsD1sng RiGA4 Of s0insa1 dDunin 10
ts1easspA - sslephone esopaafses III.
WhissiA feautses1g ~ seesssoa 81
ssouoi diFee o0s 1lg. Whzss's 9soeeAi
militia hall; III. BSsksg's. eseesisk ~
sonnsy Of OkAnaeon cat Il Stevsns
Iesscts; Mr.. Gahei'a appropriated
tl73 80 fas the tasxltoeial pualssntiayy
- y ala Wal3A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

The selssstes vzfe the epssaise1 ct.
d,s,s az sassass d Lssss~ = -. X *
h h. q, s.he ua.es q a. v Haze
ssn.sn, v e.. q. u. Esss@aS; % u.
asa Il siesmsn = snes "a. - A.. @
lssr.; n - e.. u u firslsss n. es
u. A. n. FsaeAssAss A. "a, y Il. nAks
mai. O. q. sesa e. sriis ts.s.es> n.
hs.ekA4a,g < asa 4 feanxhfna
s~fsEAI asNaEan
Nsxs rsa.a.y sss1.4s. a NE ssnf-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

ftsrv xsre fsteee council bills affect
inz sssitoaSs- Of tosse three bscAma
ixws. ~ fellows: Mr.. 6sosis stii g
sealing the gross earnings tsx lav, and
100 ,nsro1nced By Jaaxs Searpsisiu.
enc regulating the mode OF assessing
damages fas lands taken By rsisreAd
under the rssht 81 eminent
domain. and the other emposeriae
railroad csopansss to csoo Ne TRACTS |
CT ansseer csnpxey, and asss 10 cfos /
strsssEA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

Mes uiiicss vege created by co1Ee
Bills s. follows: three members OF tas
b1lidias commission for ihs Washing
tea saheoi fof detective youth, ;ns
alferney general. i've memo rs 81
tie bard Ct examiners Of deni sac;
psiat eammissson fer Passa Ssosd. pen.
sseHtiAry eornnissson, sAis practically
giving sne Democrats coutroi OF ali
patronage coHnecssd vith thai iHssiin-
tioo. 1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

TIE Uzfs important eourcsi bills
Walsh became lsss are ~ fsisoss. Mr..
G46sg's reS=ssias tee assss earnings
sax i.s; Ar. Ekomp>se's spsrocrssiIne
$500 sar IKE erection OF tas washsns-
is I'D sseoai tlaricts to tsoas. nndey
fss;riczlgEs. . srsss &c @ests3rse sse 20
s1seed fsas pr c<nt. - ;be sss<<sed
vA.s< " propefsy, M. A. sts's, sazAaf-