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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05
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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

Last evening a bicyclis5 in coming
around from East Douglas upon North
Main colIided with carriage The rider
was thrown off BIS machine and somewhat
injured. and runaway by tie team with
which he colIided was prevented only oy
the presence Of mind Of some spectators 90
the sidewalk near by.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

Yesterday morning the fire alarm was
tnrneG IN from the West Side. The de
partment answered promptly and made a
beautiful run 1t proved TO have been a
fire at No. sec, Cherokee street, caused by
the explosion Of gasoline stove and was
extiuguished before the chemical engine
the only one that Went 10 the plzce-had
arrived No great damage was done.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

W. H Scott has returned from his trip
east. He called on Ben Harrison and the
state central committee who are confident
that Indiana will go Republican by IA
large majority. They expect to give Mr.
Blaine the grandest ovation on the
eleventh inst. that has ever been given any
man in Indiana
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

Travis Morse, one of the leading at
torneys of Scott City, arrived yesterday
morning and VIII remain some days TO st
tend TO business matters. He brings good
news for his part of the state, and says
more wheat is being put in the ground
this fall than in all former years put To-
crarher
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

There will be meeting Of the property
owners OF Waco avenue 20 further consid-
er the paving of the street, On October 5ta
at Board Of Trade roou1s, 30 p IL
/ r SEEEEpon. Chr N.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

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sezrp IS neec1es Wei, really. Eer-isss4,
re dcrr know, Ease~ Is h oeca--se reece
ai~aTs hzs i-s ere opl-Ea-rsrs Bsszs.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05
WACO PROPERTY HOLDERS

All property owners on Waco avenue
are requested to meet tonight at board OF
trade rooms 20 consider the question of
paving. L. Z. SHERWOOD.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

Mr.. f. Buggbee and wife, Of Connect
cut. who are visiting the city and are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Strong, made
the EAGLE a pleasant call last evening.
Mr. p. who is New England capitalist
is delighted with the Peerless Princess as
ia his WIFE
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

NJ. W. Boone, Of Gaiesburg, Illinois.
brother Of cur Dan, who is paying said
brother Dan visit, made the EAGLE a
pleasant call yesterday Mr. Boone says
its no use IN Wichita talking about be
coming city for she Is already that and
the livast one in the west.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05
INGALLS, CLUB MEETING.

The ingalls, club viii meet this evening
at the court house 10 assist in making ar
rangemeuts for the Republican parade
Monday
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ Conkling, Of Tecum'
sch. Mich. arrived last evening to visit
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. NJ. Gray. Mrs Conkling
Is sisterof Mr. Gray and they had not
seen each other for several years. Mr..
ConklTng Is one of the leading business
men OF his town and comes TO Wichita on
n prospecting tour As we'll a. a visit.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

A. J. Norman, prominent shoe manu-
facturer of Boston, arrived yesterday
to look over the city and to see how his in-
vestments were coming on. He is perfect
Iy well satisfied with the situation and IS
in no hurry to dispose Of his possessions
bora
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05
CLARK-ALLEN.

Justice Hammond, October 3rd, united
in marriage Mr.. Louis Clark and Miss N.
J. Allen at No go North Ohio avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

Judge H. l. Ball. of Kingmau, brought
with him TO the city yesterday specimen
of salt from the kingman salt. In appear
ance it is fully equal to the famous Liver
pool salt kingman has got it aud no
mistake.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

The Kings Daughters of the Unitarian
society will give an oyster supper and So
cial entertainment IN market hall, corner
First and Market streets, next Saturday
evening. The bill of fare will consist of
oysters, sandwiches, cake and coffee, and
viii be served from TO 10 o'clock.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

Avis Holstein, who is well known IN
the city, and who for some time has lived
at Fl. Smith, Arkansas. arrived yesterday
and viii circulate among old time friends
for a few DAYS.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

Mr.. Schauner, the driver of hose com
panv No. l. yesterday was almost blinded
while at the ire by being accidentally
struck in the eyes with whip lash. He
was still suffering in the evening and had
to have his eyes bound up and the light
excluded.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

The kirmesse people have been invited
to participate in the Republican parade
Monday If accepting the Invitation they
appear in costume.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

There will be full rehearsal of the
kirmesse this evening at the Smith-Skiu-
ner building Escorts will please not
come before half past nine.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

Miss Fechheimer yesterday gave an ele-
CANT tea to a number of her young lady
friends at her home on South Water.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

Mr.. L. Webster, who three months ago
went to Colorado Springs hoping TO i'm
prove in health, has returned very much
worse He is not expected to live many
davS
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

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tbsa lads4-zc1s-goizg various k1n<ls q
u-o<esssOz.ai training Il England IAsy @-s
sent by tie government * Sam
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

George E. Campbell is home from visit
TO his old home, Adelphi, Ohio, and also at
Columbus and Cleveland. He heard much
of Wichita Ia his absence and had numer-
Gus inquiries TO answer regarding the city.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

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tie Ezxs~2el szs-s<s r ysna<st ez1s is7s
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

A masquerade ball will De given October
18th at Schiller's hall, West side. An
effort is being made to have it an eminent
" successful affair and large attendance
Is eXnected.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

O H. Bentley and W. L. Morris spoke at
D.Rkin's school douse at Park township
last evening.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

Mr.. Howe will sing Il Fear no Foe" By
Pinsusi, the first evening OF the kirusesse.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05
Wild geese going south yesterday.

Mrs. L. T. Even and Maurice Baldwin
will be ladies in waiting TO the Queen Of
the kirmesse
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-05

Juvenile Fun on the Upper End OF Man
haitian Isiand-A Novel Entertainment
The Fire EnSine-Pouy and Dog Cart.
The Goat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-29
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Harry A. arl James r. Garfield.
sons ui i1c late rrcsi ieut. have openesi
a iaU olll-c at Cleveland
The Ncv " 4 DAVIS. who Is in
3assi teg PRO hing on the Boston Fon.
f1lun wsii remain there fer -ufur time.
lhe petition ga ashanti him t. taf hav-
ing fctn denied hy the state Supreme
calrt
Whea ihc Bev Joan Collins rs lsli
I'rescbei the hFst Sermon ia Cincia-
7East. congregation Ut sN0Ive persoas
A-seiscl e. aia They ARE all dead
nov except AE~. benni~an ct Hli-
e-sfu a.. uiie retEols. beers the scrm8n
81 distinctly a. the day she hearift.
Mrs ,oi4gits dsuehgr ot gha
ttc3Tta senator and Ms Rseckes,-
glee daughter al Represented Sc
tse Aturlss e 81 keusslckv. have an
iTeei tVr ls's tsons as tesci.crs in the
Washington pahtr sehasis Their in-
}eatat1 is te fgea1rr themselves iur
missionary tsssapai wgsrk in ihe5r
inspect ave tates
Baron i.,s-cah4eh aiH eunlrile shc
late kmlsrsE t'uc rrirNf : tsssrrarlss
II 81 expected taas EuFress F-elerisS
Suee1 leiursa fhs entferafs 81 Aus
Jris aul Gu,@ia- tHc NIue ~ Ilaly. ihe
stakc ~ ~sXc-s Ilrg-aia5ha, ami
A4Fsr nawLer 81 scientists. srst.ts.
Stat-salge and ARMY o1iregs NE raa-
irils-ic afiic5e- 81 tl% soFk
3 Carksou 81 she nfS Noises
hs sar 4nl ghe nat sass Erauial an
essau.gtes ha. s@&ea q Lang Rraneh
cv'sg 1se io5 s.se Season he galls a ~
fsiFsev al tAe Nea loss Fses thaf tas
tallare 81 thS Republicans Is
ssa sness g. fas8lglaso s.sssse meas
are os farsa revision WEa cost I've
party Ra04 tasng vases. sat ualy in
Minnesota. sss tAeoarA She NsTahwest
ssuersily lie t'riisTe. TIA: e i their
dsass - Illustrate 70 tee caaatxy sn
szfae eoos pssrsscai way shat the
lrses,sss 81 TIE saziEs xozld 10 With Is Il
Ehey h4d contsza q ecnefcss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-29
An AwANrs,Su ~ FRANCE.

There arr good reasons for helieY-
ing that there viii be genuine up.
heaval in France As a result 81 the col
lapse OF the Panama canal scheme, lt
has been estimated that fully one
tenth OF the entire population 81
France has pccaniary iatercst in the
canal There is not a village which
has ne, contributed 60 The ntrrpfisc
Peasants, tra3esmcn. mechanics.
clerks, shop girls everybody ha. come
forward TO take stock. buy lottery tick
cts. or in Some way lend support 81 the
great undertaking. The confidence Of
the French people In NJ de I.es~rrs
has. until recently, never been shaken
His success with the Sucs canal has
led them 60 believe that nothing was
too difficult Of accomplishment for
him. and millions % haf3earncd
francs have consequently been poured
into the great engineers lap "a De- ,uhk
In the colossal ditch between North
and South America
There Is something Of an awakening
noticeable Al present however, and
the thousands eha are Interested ia
ihe scheme arr heFinnine t. realise
the true condition 81 Affairs. 4 "a
consequence ulere officially BE- eNpo,t
cnoea year ny year 10 placing leans Scr
The continuation st thc week The
subscriptions hsve gradually falisr oT.
a. Is 10 be- seem from thc follouine
-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-29

\ Nugget az Sugar In Her Bach
Teeth.

Youths Companion.
The elephant were treated 90 great
hlotks oi ''rooF which IS brown
sugar In one 81 it, earliest staxes. A.
ms own elephant raised her trunk and
opened her queer looking month in cv-
peetsston oi the usual donation o. q
tew pieces OF the size 81 ones Est,
carefully adinstel between her back
teeth a lump larger than mans head
shall never forget the expression
el her little ewes .. she received this
deiicipu, n4orsei She kept her head
raised sluii g. prevent the juice from
running out and then directed her
eyes down to me, heaw.uc with cle-
phantlne pleasure She could not
swallow the prize 10 WAS to hic Nor
could she divide it. Il was too sticky
All she rnnld 10 WAS ga hpld Il tight
and Foll her eyez siii u melted rhcse
wefc dophsless the happiest moment.
~ her ii.r
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papers. IN faes. asos sssvtzsmS sc-
els ct rep~asess Esrezfhss y fsEsa and
sSnussskas@ssta eszseaaery asss szeceis-
- this hss opened tssesr ere To
ks5ey.s > es8sispee sfsss. seem tn<Fisaase
and whea i oasnss the rnsssea 4 sisey
xre II lie sarae vSesens. laapssaoua
nassge - y sd. wiii rise and cry ttzt
49, tz...r f..... 10 .ars1
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4 feason for this dccreA@g e. In he
found Ia the "a that rzmrislc,s hagc
hcen scattered thsoaeacat the soaat,v.
showing she real auoaus og aors
sloue 10 she way OF construction ;he
preSent rata d pFosrrs~ and What IS
yet - he accomplisAc5s Ii s Gf,a
greeahle reading seT thase s. be have
pat E,oaey into ii. These are report
II cessation u Wara a cessas,ess
Freedmen sweep. "a by fever, o.
ehanees os plan iayesyine tlsc ahar..
sieamspt Il tbs seaaesel caaai: "a.
meantaia rsases Ne. 70 be pirseei, *
he IsesseP's pga'ni7fs ;has ste tansl
would b. liaishsl IA sss7. shea iSSs
and new Is2li II tho i,npossia9slfy 81
eemplesirg The excavation alone in.
side Of feuF seavs. al the i,flssiag a
dspasias aud shs ushsidizins q ns~<, .
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Mate. silsn, and pan.h.


This reminded Senator Palmer Of
the speech once made by eoiored
man IN a Michigan state convention
when hc moved 10 adjourn sine die
tin t. o'clock to morrow morning II
also recalls the motion uasie BY Eel
faFi. of Colorado. IN the house. "that
congress adjoarn sine de OF course
the notion was followed hy general
laughter. Bedford rubbed his eyes and
said I move tai hause do nov ad-
iousa bona idle ~ this there was "a
perfect upguar Oh thc iinaf o. tae house
and ga the galleries Mr. Heliorl rose
As soon as the laughter ceased an8
sai3 NJ Speaker, ! move that We
iassi rmyeiy ald aImply adloafn" GA
another oecssian hel,ogd pointed O. q
le.iaW niemher and. Nilh whitening
scefh. exclaimed There he sits mUtc.
sileat and dumh Ne-. remarked
Heiehhor * iieiiosds amii The
slleare which followed the cFn shinE ar-
raignment. "and he aint sayin' a
wefd That brought down the haHsc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-29

A eefsain politician Of the northern
Pacific ring has sisted tbat they wih
nominate enough memies Of the
next legislature u, secure removal o.
the Territorial capital from Olympia
10 North Yakima; and further. that
even IN ThurEioB eoBisty they VIII
nominate men. ziso. Il not positively
favorable TO the scheme, viii be- only
luksEarm 81 opposition 70 u, u re
mains 10 be seen. however, Il THE
ssmanagess viii h. able b. deliver
fhe es.s.fs
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$40 REWARD.

-I'HE GENTLEMAN Who STOLE sj-S-
tvv vas5zahasx from r,ssra on SseeE,si
street.. Tt-gr~zay sight, caa ST SIC fet ths.
ar rllsE MARRIED Mel 4 Be xsfi bring q -
ihe Ticket window % the Gasasntsia & Pa
e.; S1nusi kaii1asst o8ce. sezffle No
8gesiles~ asked or he rsg address Z .
H-sk .sr, Ssssize. oa she suhtscs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-29

A lady contr1bslos sHggests tisak tsse
proposition 70 ornament The city With
shade trees be sakea up By the ladies'.
The Suggestion i altogether = good
one. Already Ghs lsiies are arranging
{, provide the city with = public
ttt.~nvw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-29

Four yssrs age six 81 fhe ssasiing
peperz of Boston sappsrts.s fzevsiaia
ard txo Blaine This yeaF fss sap.
poYf Harrssof and afsree fasveiaa9i.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-29

The homecoming % Mr. i;laisse i to
be made the oecasisis o. 4 grant reeel,-
tion Under the auspices Of tte Young
Mems Republican Club Of hes YORK
city. Informally accepting tsae prof
fercd attention. Mr. Blaine wrote
II am profoundly gratliied by yesr
most kind aud generous welcome
bat ] hope sil uiil be as simple
and inexpensive as possible. In
spite oi this injunction, however, the
young men are preparing 20 do the
thing lin shape"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-29

The injunction Issued IN New York
on Friday, stopping work on the pro-
posed o. Il. & n. branch lines IN
Washington and ieaho Territories. is
not likely 30 prove serious matter
The engagement known a. the Joint
Lease, upon which the complalnanta
rely, viii not, il Il believed, stand the
test oi legal inquiry but viii At once bc
declared OF non.eiieet II Is nsi ina
probable that the suit was brousht for
the purpose Of formally setting aside
the Joint Lsasc which has alFcady
practically been set aside by the action
Of the parties 10 il, In any event the
work nov In progress viii not be
stopped Tor more than few days
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-29

Al the annual convention of the
American ssoeiatian al WindoR Glass
Manufacturer in New York y. l..
Bodine. oi Philadelphia. WAS re elected
president. ThomAs wrightman, Of
Pitsshnrg, vice prs sidont, and William
Loetlier, OF Pitt harg, treasurer The
last gear. according to President 10
dimes report. hroasht the lowest
priced foreign product evee known
Since the reduction OF isSa the ffe.l.
dent's report stated. osneiai reports
show that the last four years imports
in this trade 81 he foreign product are
over y million Raxes beyond the pre-
ceding ioar ye'rs under ttg Old sad
higher tariif The Increase Ia revenue
TO The government thereby hal been
81 ,aan.uaa No 3sIae WAS hxeA for be-
ginning the an pam blast The glass.
men say the NM bill e passed. viii
close up their industry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-29

Tho Cleveland papers are alarmed
at The great number OF prominent
Democrats who ass abandoning their
party on account Of It's free trade her
estes. and the Ssaa calls attention TO
The fact that the alleged odds in the
betting are rapidly disappearing. An
absurd attempt Is made b offset the
defeutions from the nomoeratic rank,
by publishing the names Of isepubli
cans who declare that they will ma,
vote for Harrison. There Is this differ.
ence between the converted Demo
crats and the Republican pervcrts,
namely. that the former are men Of
character and Affairs. while the latter
are nearly all Old MaEwumps. bitter
enemies Of blaine ia 1881, whose Tor
NAL remuneration ii the Republican
party az this iime Il simply ridiculous.
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s. BAXTER g. co,
BORROWED BOOKS

TIE FEIESKss WHO BORROWED
L F-sixsGx slnt-sturzien 10 Htsta<s.
Alses Ice<e- ey kiarSieF, Emxr~eu's Rep
seseas4tsft Men. e. ether hnokx viii
greatly oks1xs - rrsurnfne fke ane % ~.
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WASTE;pI-BY 4 LADY NAY Q

" ANTED-bN A LADY A MAN oF
w sterling worth. good sound pr!nes-
pies, who believes and lives and as.fs ont
IA manly manhood that he lives 10 ard
iscioiszs 10 thss progressive Nineteenth con.
tnTr want such rasn - take me from
she kasi - y aSAiug Territory not 70
srou up ! aua Gireafv grown np. hUt a.
Hive right tutc sac iu'cTes's % the Territory
! believe NeSain Eton Territory is a grand
rs-t of uur eg1at-y. and saTply there must
X some Rr0aA Tasn there. II there i
naa who w@nts 4 wife 7e siaaa ~ has
sst,r. a sife Hh,s wiii - iat%resfc. IN his
iiiiefvsf- he rsn aid-ssss- for one month.
NlS> MAilsE BRONSON, gigrs Hoase,
Naxaiuetsu. n. e. 3vIeff
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H srEINMAN,

4 RCHITEcT-RooM S. REINIG BLOCK.
n Froaf and Marion streets
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MISCELLANEOUS


WASTED FiREPgooF sAFE. AD-
" drtss II urFTY. Occidental Hotel.
AIANTEn- Young NAN WANTS OUT
" e furnished F0om Ia private family
A9sEess @. =. G.. care this Office iyest2
sI'o Ions % OF yi0o0 PROM THREE
i ~ Eve wears on real estate. Address
r o. Box %. giving description Of seeu-
rliy. aud particulars iyssss
WANTED = To TRADE ZINE RESI-
w dence in los Angeles for city prop
eTfy, or good acreage close In. Address
j =. Tbs Office. jyz6,G
WANrED - THREE OR FIVE ACRE
W tract Of land for cemetery purposes
Must - near a good road. from three TO
Eve miles from town. Parties having
piece Of land 20 sell reasonable will please
address Z. .. Box G7s. giving particulars
a. - location and price. iy.ss 81
FAKE NOTICE - WE HAVE F0ER
1 elcanea lots between the Jackson aud
MIL Street Gable road thai we win offer
until August far $40 each. Look this mp
fcf bargain. SEATTLE LAND con-.
FaNI. Roam i. Union block iy2l iot
SfEcfkL SoTfCE-oNI.Y A FEW DAYS
- lcff b Secure nne Of these fire cleared
Building lots between the cable roads n
fse Kaufman trast 81 sssa Ia 500 each
Thcse lots arr offered NJ the given price
until August I. SEATTLE LAND COM
FANl. koen =. Union hiofk iyzi 10
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ACROSS THE BORDER.


xxw WterztxsTrK, 5uiy z--Tse
TIN Fsugn seattle to Vancouver on sse
xess.xpEeiaEess sseaHasE FrssnEsy ass
one s4ii o. eaioyfnsssf IRE weathes
wss sssightfzs and the seeneTy u the
s5wer sound siso~ei al IS ss<-t. The
rsn go Es4is IL assosst tsetse boar /
srzs,saasinx : stop ~ Tesrsessfs- The
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