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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02
Tn. sum, south

We take great pleasure IN informing
those who anticipate spending the cold
winter months in the warmer climate Of
the states Of Georgia. Florida. Alabama
Mississippi. Louisiana, and Ts1as. that
the Missouri Pacific railway IL now ready
20 quote exceedingly low excursion rates
20 all the popular winter sorts Of the
south. We invite all 70 call and obtain
our lowest rates bsfor. purchasing tickets
elsewhere. This and other information as
70 routes, connections. reservation Of
berths ia sIsspers etc. will bs ehssrfuiiy
given by calling at city ticket ofice. No.
~ y. Main a.. or A. depot. corner e
" ichta and Second street.
az l. r. BLEcKLET. p tx T. A.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02
At the breakfast Table.

Wee WHEY docking up from the paper}-
Dear what are breadstutfsi Is the bread I
make breadstuffe
Big Hubby tabsently)-Yes, darling, your
breads Uough-Quite SO.
The social atmosphere touches 20 degs. be-
low zero.-Pittsburg Bulletin
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02
We Sell For Cash Only.

Past experience mas compelled us TO say
to our customers that we can sell better
goods for less money than ever was sold III
Wichita by selling for cash only after
December l. 1888. Cash for goods before
leaving the store or marked c. o. d.
GARDNER Bros
IA 81 100 East Douglas.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02

The Missouri Pacific railway city ticket
Office has removed To i3s North Main
street For tickets TO all points on the
globe, and information regarding any trip
you may contemplate, call at our new
quarters and obtain same
r.. r.. BIECKLFY.
Passenger and ticket agent, i37 North
Main street. Sjtf
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02

SIX of the leading grocers bid for the
sale of three hundred dollars worth of
groceries for the supply of one of the lead
ing hotels of this city. After comparing
the various prices the order for the amount
of goods was given to Jno. A. Jewett &
Co dl4-3t.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02
Both of Them Excited.

The smell of gas became so strong that
they burst open the door, and the doctor and
landlord rushed in.
Open the windows.7 shouted the excited
physician.
Shut off the gas!" shouted the excited
iauGlord.-Life
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02

8 CENTS PER YARD.
24-1nch, half wool CaShmereS
now only 8 cents per yard.
- 1-2 CENTS PER YARD.
Plain red all wool flanr ell worth
20 cents, now only IL 1-2 cents
por yard
81 CENTS PER YARD.
All WOO red twill rlannel worth
30 cen s, at 81 cents.
IS CENTS PER YARD.
b6-inch all linen, ble ached, Ia
Bile linen worth SO cts at 35 cts.
80 CENTS PER YARD.
10 pieces x Ira fine Gents Cas-
simere SuitingS, real value $3.50
per yard, now 90 cents.
IS CENTS PER YARD.
All WOOL flannel Shirtlng worth
so cts now 35 CTS.
90 CENTS.
20 dozen l aides and Misses To-
bog ms. they are beauties. all
Xxi dS all styles, all CO.OrS worth
$1.5O now 90 cts,
Sc 25.
Choice Of so Ladies' Newman
ketS, worth $40 S12.
$3.50
Choice OF 20 Ladies Newman
kets wOr b s. 80 o $40
10 CEN rs UPWARDS
Blankets l. u eat Var q les all
Oeeu cut Gown; see our prices:
bed roo k figures.
40 CENTS UPWARDS.
Comforts in guam II g.; Spe iaI
cuts Tor this week: siashlng
prices prevail this week.
90 CENTS.
An elegant pld1i wooden shawl
now 80 CTS. Making special fig
ureS on all sha lSthlS week.
50 CE rs.
All wool SHOULDER shawl, a
beauty for SO It's.
10 CENTS TO 25 CENTS
so dozens Ladies Mourning
handkeF chiefs, grand values. 10
CTS. to 3 cents
Pc NGE SILK HDK'FS
20 dozens PONCE silk nandker-
chiefs at 80, 43 and 40 cts.
10 CENTS.
A handsome scrap album
worth S5 cts. at 10 cts.
z CENTS.
A wire hustle for z cents; think
only z cents.
Our Christmas TOYS Will be Dis
the Acknowledged Cheapest
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02

10 CENTS.
An elegant Lea+herette photo
album, this week - cts.
33 CENTS.
; 10 dozen plush photo albums
33 cents; a bargain.
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
An egant assortment, all
KINDS It 4, g, 8 ana II cents.
/ COLOGNE.
SO dozen bottles Of Woods
worth cologne In fancy bottles
IL shape Of hats, shoes and dolls
at 8, 10, II, Is, IS anJ % cts.
PLUSH AOTOGR = PHI ALBUMS
Show two lines al a Sp5 clal
price SO and 70 CTS, handsome.
HAND SATCHELS.
500 to pick from; IeatherettsS
all leather and pl:sh. "a cJS. ard
| upward. In pl Sh we are show
ing dandy at SO cts.
POCKET PURSES s. BOOKS.
a variety second 10 none IN
the city; see the e4aut all
leather book we sell or Is cts.
SOAPS
We |, we do know we sell lots
OF /. Oar prices are way down.
" nave 5 oil fr IT kinds all
highly perfumed. We h We a
box OF Ruby toilet soap. 3 Cakes
III box, for g cts a OOX.
% CENTS.
10 dozen Fosters Cashmere
gloves wO. III SO clS. at % is.
GINS UNDERWEAR.
Gray MerInO underShlr s at 10
C MS.
c mon flannel drawers at 10
cents.
White Merino undershirts and
Ora eerS ar 80 cents eaCn.
II WOO Scarlet uldershirtS at
IS cents.
Gents unlaundried shirts a. -
cents.
Gents fancy al wool shirts and
drawers q TO cen S
ne o. fancy all wool under
Shl- s, silk front, Snd 0Ound ID.
1Ormorly $3.50 now 80 Cents.
NOTION COUNTERS.
C0rCaln many q useful article.
We hav5 our prices marked on
them. Come and See what we
nave set and get our prices; seq
now cheap We do Sc |.
2Iayed in Few Days. We are
Dry Goods House IN Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02

The Equitable Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION is the best organized and best
managed, the most successful in results
and the most liberal in policy of any asso-
citation in our city. Call at Office over go
\. Main. IA 1t
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02

Free reclining chair cars are now running
on all trains on the c., h 81 y. R'y, Rock
Island Route" between Wichita Topeka
Kansas City. St Joseph. Chicago, ST
Louis gtf
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02
B )StOn Store. Boston Store.

Our Vinton corn is drawing people from
all parts of the city, 1t is certainly the
finest standard corn packed. Thee cans
for 25c Jno. A. Jewett q Co., 222 East
Douglas. d14-3t.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02

Persons knowing of a Christian family
in the country willing to take a girl to
work for her board please call at the Faith
Home, 115 Pennsylvania avenue, Wichita.
d44 6tx
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02
Blank City I.ease.

Our form of lease on city property is the
most complete and perfect one yet gotten
up. 1t was prepared by an attorney who
S authority on such business. SIT
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02

Arbuckle coffee has advanced. Our price.
however, will be the same as heretofore,
23c p package, Jno. A. Jewett & Co,
222 Dast Douglas. dist.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02
Come TO thi
Come to this
Crea 10 id Y sale,
And Don't Miss Ii.
Thu ENTERPRISE,
1sf door west OF Eagle office.
100 East D ugiaS.
Rental Agencies

Rem. registers for sale at this oi!ce
Orders by mail will receive prompt atten
ton. Address the Wichita EAGLE. Witch
tia, Kan. .j-tf-
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02

Alphonso Kill is as yet little more than a
year cid and is a pretty costly youngster-
the most expensive youngster Spain has. He
has numerous kith and Kin, and both he and
his army of relations have to be supported at
the public expense, which amounts TO s., 900, :
QUO a year.
Prince Nicholas of Montenegro, though he
has been an absolute monarch for twenty
eight years, cannot be considered quite
happy. 1t is true his humble subjects do the
best they can for him and pay him SO. 900
year, but if Russia did not come to his as
siStance his washerwoman would frequently
go unpaid
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02
The Peoples Bank.

The Equitable Building and Loan Asso-
citation issue new series of stock begin.
ming December l. Office over 220 n Main.
Alt
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02

Remember the most complete assort-
ment of millinery in the city is at Mrs. h
A Kinyon's, Fletcher block, opposite DC
cidental hotel. Ola At"
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02

Buy your Christmas presents at German
3air at 5, 6, Z and s, North Market street
12l or l35. dl4 IL
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02
IA st

Stop at your grocers and get a box of
those delicious Saratoga chips, made by
Mrs. L. V. Higgins. ii 2t
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02

Mrs. Higgins Saratoga chips, the best
In the market are for sale by every live
grocer in Wichita. Try them. IA 1t
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02

We continue to sell 1917 pounds of gran
ulated sugar for Sl.00, which is done by no
other grocery in the city. Jno. a Jewett
q Co., 222 East Douglas. d14-3t.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02
Happy Man.

All! me, Hfe's cares sit lightly on
The man through spring end fall
Who never at those times upon
His uncle need to cal!
Thrice b.ess'd is he who has the tin
The rolling year throughout:
Who never puts tie garment IN
\e'er needs 70 take ii out
Boston Courier
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02
pai19 - eagle
REAL ESTATE

The following are the transfers Of real
estate filed in the recorders Office yester-
day:
James F. Mead to Lizzie Jacobs, lots
40 to 60, block NJ, Princess add and
70 and 20. block 4, Junction Town
Cos add 3OOO
W Belcher to ] w Belcher, NV qu,
sc, 90. 3w. Observation-Disclosures. 5UVU
J II Baldwin to ID and S T Sherwood
lot IL and hf lot 10 avenue A
Sherwood's add. .. ......- 5000
o G Nelson to j T Carpenter. NV or
luz u $500
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02

Each Township Treasurer should
have Treasurer's Record, stray Record.
Transcripts. Compiled Laws Of 1855. and
q full assortment VI blanks. Tor sale al
this Office
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02

A fashionable Broadway, New York,
!eweler makes superstition pay him tribute.
He advertlses amber necklaces ito prevent
group III children
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02
Naking 1t Right.

| Customer ito head waiter)-Here, sir, this
! clumsy fellow has spilled over half of my
! cup of tea down my back.
| Head Waiter Ito clumsy waiter, sternly)-
| Bring this gentleman full cup of tea in
stantly.-New York Sun.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02

Loose Muscatalas RESINS l0c per pound.
Jno. a. Jewett q Co., 222 East Douglas.
d14-3t
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02
The Peoples Bank.

Go and see the German fair, North Mar
ket street, 3, g. Z and S. dl4 1t
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-02
/ WILL DO IT!
will sell the balance of my
CloakS This Week,
At Any Price.
They must all go now.
Come to this Great Feast of
Cloaks.
Thu ENTERPRISE,

| will sell more Books than
all the other bookstores together
this week. You will see the big
gest crowd in our Book Depart
ment this week that you ever
saw In one store Come 10 the
Book Sale. Don't wait until
Christmas when the best will
be picked out.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29
THURMAN NOTIFIED.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29
A KENTUCKY TRAGEDY.
A Game Of Cards that Led to Two
Murders.

LOUISVILLE, June aS.--0n Saturday at
Harlan, KY, Marion stewart shot and Killed
his wife acd his brother at their Eorie
near that place. Marion and John stewart.
Tip Osborne and Jcif Hall we're playing
cards, when dispute aruse over some
point of the game. All had been drinking.
and blows passed. Marion then drew =
navy revolver and shot 9aan IA the brain.
lie tarnesi TO sheet Osborne. wEn Is BIS
stcrson. ushcrne ran. followed by Stewart,
Mrs stewart insersered and got a ballet tn
the temple osbasEsc by this time bad cf'-
capped. and Stewart turned his sstcHtian Z,
Hall Hall got away, htst caine hack half
au hour later, when stewart again tried 10
kill him. but Hail assin escaped.
Seeing his wife lsing dead outside the
door, aud his brothSr IN a dying condition
inside. stewart seraed 10 his eldest da1zls-
ter. IA years old, said '.si193-iyc; do the
best yOsi can faT the Children. sad started
up the mountain side. This children ear
red their dead nataer into the house.
v hefc the fathers brother was dyias. Mrs.
stewart leaves seven children, the oldest
- years of age aud the yoause sest haae
nursing John stewart ieEses a aife A.sf.
snail family. No attempt ~ arrest has
bel made. although 1ip- osltoTne has
sworn vengeance agn.asi stewart for kits
ing his mother
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cosprssnD DIsrArcaxs.

lH&Bffits
isond offerings Ihagsdsy. $50 90: -.
"a. t,reea Hsymssss. az California, u 4
Denver. With party of friends he H1H
spend She heated season at sosue of ~
summer resorts Of Colombo.
warrant has been ssssnd nj San Ffnn~
cisco for i'ia arrest of J. " FrarxDt. CHAIR
inx him With srniaxzflnx tso.paO ffsttn the
,,oekhoisiefs Of The isnii eheTidsn mtus.
Joseph ssssenfeid. who ri.sss fuFs yaime1
81 t5oJ irafs his fathers store. ~ tst6ad-
wag. NsN fssk. sax ehasged WITH fasft IN
tasssgt Taarstay IS bis iafaes. eAd csla;;slt
ted, ia defash II taii, fof trial
fhe annaaI session ~ sss Asserisan aori-
city n Civil Esrlneers nrsusd rhHfetaf -
Msla stikre. sflth 30 members snd fhetf
ladies present, Tae president. r q. ks5f<fS
Was abscnt, estng 10 death tss hix family.
Mayor trp4sD made "a atiiress 81 wslepne
1aeodore astor, farmer, while % HE
way hoais from Kingston. Aish.. Wetluee.
day night, wes atsasked ssy three tsfsfhHfQ
aaIaed ftr ~. who drsna sdeti bis money.
lie khos ene dead, fatally wvundss3 an-
other, and shinkc be hit toe thirt. wf1e
escaped.
The axet.ufor ~ she astafr pf Frunk
Riley. kiiInd 81 las Anfta4s. Z il, ~ Aftsr
ife@f ilsil. finds that deceased naa pfss7rsfY
Ia eAieaso assd Colorado worth ytts19s. but
had fso sisters In America and . tsosk9f
IN PARIS Frsnee
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hrsed gres wheat deal ~ 1Ns7. NI)e
wrecked the Cincinnati Fiaeiiiy ta.st -
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Na<im's aes fspeatisiE sis whsts 80
20 Fosnis fsinssc,
fhe fsessHsu emperor has assg4ansa1 ~
Grand Iys8s Cf Bassra s-tT1era. Csz&
WITH the rack ~ fsxld sasksfssi. - -
services in reA;Sfiisg fae esaysre.
The PFsssian IsadtAx nnsaiu1eM
agreed npzn an address IN reply 10
Hiiiiam's speech. Hifbgu. al bate aN4l
aAs.,asniag he snesab-Fs saessed tse t1u1
AZ the ssseE ssFisws. Emxssa4. r4Hy
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Won b Donovan. and the sf-lx xt9SAf~
s,ost swexpzfakss asrs won ~ ktfsieeuR
Gen. vaa caprisi, eis3ef os tho Gsrme4
iDa,xflal adlnlfaiiy. has rxssTned
ofEce. aud atso ase army fe<i1isn- H.
resignation viii b. seesg-se. and eteee
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~ rnE SENATE
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WAGES REDUCED.
A Cut Of S. ON the Caast Seamen's
Scale.

SAN FRASctsco. June zs---Tt1e Pacific
Coast >hipping Association kEse decided
20 make cat In fse wages of eoasiing sea
faen of 8 month, which reduces the
present. ssandar9 Of rs 10 80 to open ports.
Hsuaipfqf
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POLITICAL NOTES.

HaH. 4. ". Fsfee r stkitsns his 1ff8
s.sssss. scaF grse, re- lie viii f<esiss y .
ratzaentsssf sne~ti9z fnRrss ~AfnFnEf Hsxus
wm n. Farunrs. chairman ~ ire ~
s.sssas fs.ssssss rate es5a a. Lex sstied a ti,e
wfgfse issgfus Tisurassy s.ssfazny. asss Asd
! ssasSs tnfsrTaxw 9Th tbs p<ssitxns ~
-srsszsg flr eusnTssisien sf he Ue1e1s
s.fsfSe fasms&fxn eAssEEsiftee. tbs fEe$s*
sse5st ys9FFssed several nsf7fr H4SHa~
Mis- azsnsrzlisse IS -Etns6sy sssxAt kEstn4
s,,as-s:s If sssfs sss.es tss1SteN a-S.
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A Senate Committee Ceusplains AZ
HIS tsarpattaa

wASuiserox. June as-ihe report III the
pensions cvinrnsfsee OF the ne<afr, ft4saxnn.
inendlng passage cf reasloa ldiss ever tae
presidents veto, eoutslis, the following
Since the sth 3as et Nsy. ta.sa II special
acts granting pensions - ftilAs isfnals have
been disapprosed ly the f.sssssient, There
disappFoya ais were hasee. IN CREST nssjof
iks rt the sstss~, uison the expressed eY3n.
.ssn Of the president that etthgeess had
elfvd IN is fsfsl.laefli nraIs snere qssesIsous
~ fart. u =. ~ coar-e. isssgtsssthle TOT tho
president Ia examine The mass If dpr0<
iaeaisry evidence a,son which eaeh ca<e
depends. which i Invariably siTEet by tho
co1amifsee, and Il follows thEt Hlseil hu
disagrvc~ With congress fr8u questions 0f
fact la these casrs his Judgment sasiss ID
based not upon the report Of the e1sntists
lees, In which the facts are always stated
iih sufficient feitne,s hut upsH the rc.
fztyf Of sons subordinate ia The bssreap of
refssafa 3iiis t,uresii, Haese Arfinn CON
xgvss has reversed. Il fhes enabled 10 ~
s.es the action af tsouzress by the express
direction oi the president. This method ~
consideration Il al aagsdzesacnl oy the tx
eeaiisv Of the exercise ~ khc fsghi uf con
Errss TO waive that siraifAs rFtsaf v h3et u
resatre'i Ia ctainary eases Ia the arpsrt,
meat
rtmrpasicas move rapidly IN rrrsahiiee,
from sEaaii chi ieets r. those ~ greatest epft
cern. THAT the power sssts IN tise ezrrus
tive to dssappn,ye say Legislative ffseHSsra
can NOT be deaies.. hnt assy unsieaasediY
also exists ihas It shall mol be- isstd IN s1sft
fnauaer or upon any such escnsian OF I.res
sease as So nase IS exsfeise e1iffpae1
ut,ssn The is3Here ~ other sisl aff1neffa At
the goscfnfacai The right 10 - uec 1ho
power af executive dissrIsreysl ish ebo4<g
irsm the ordinary iattisad ei iczf<lptttq
action hy . majority vote cp.sa proper eHt
seefs of legislation. merely ssecasix< the cxs.
sssststfxa satar sftftt,F tenn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29
FISHER X CLARK.

A Rt-fTYYEtT Is - RffTI.EE's EttiDiN@,
n James II, opposite oer.dcnis1 Hotel
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-22

II want some consecrated lyc," be
slowly said, az he entered the store.
"You mean concentrated lye," sug.
gested the druggist, as he depressed a
smile.
"Weil, may be do. 1t does nutmeg
any difference. It's what / camphor,
anyhow. What does it sulphur"
Eighteen cents can"
Then you can give me can
II never cinnamon who thought him
self 80 witty as you do" said the drug
gist, in gingerly manner, feeling called
upon to do little punning himself.
"WelI, that's not bad, ether" laughed
the customer, with syruptitious glance.
Il ammonia . novice at the business,
though I've soda good many puns that
other punsters reaped the credit Of
However, don't care a copperas far as
am concerned, though they ought to b
handled with cloves till they wouldn''
know what was the madden with them
Perhaps l shouldn't myrrh myrrh. w
have had pleasant time and shall car
away"-
1t was too much for the druggist. H
collapsed. -[Detroit Free Press.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-22
ZULU LOVE FOR CATTLE.
The effect IL Pretty, Eat Rough on
The Animals

The love that Zulu has fer mis- cattle
causes him to ornament them in many
WAYS. some of which entail considerable
suffering upon the animals, which, how
ever. he regards from a phiiosophic
point Of view, and does not allow it tc
interfere with his love for them. He
trims their ears into all shapes, the
fayorite pattern being that Of leaf
with deeply serrated edge. He gathers
up punches Of the skin upon the head,
tics string tightly around them, and
SO forms a number of projecting knobs
Of various sizes and shapes. He cuts
strips of hide from the head and face,
letting them hang down as lappels, and
siso eats the dswlaps and makes a
fringe. With others he leaves the skin
intact, and lsvishes all his art upon the
horns. He will cause one horn to pro
ject forward and another backward; he
will train one upward and the other te
the ground. Sometimes be observes q
rough kind Of symmetry, and has both
horns bent with their points nearly
touching the shoulders. or trains them,
with the tips meeting over the head like
an arch, or under the neck, like collar
or turned around the eyes like specta
cles. The most singular effect is pro
duced where the horns of young Q,
are trained to lie fat upon the skull
until the points meet in the middle o
the head, when they are manipulated 50
as to make them coalesce and grow up
ward like the horn Of the unicorn. =
brakes Magazine.