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The Oceanic Company's Royal Mail
steamer Mariposa, Captain II. NJ. Hay
ward, arrived early Sunday morning 61a
days from San Francisco and locked at
the Company's wharf. She left San
Francisco Sunday, April 8th at 2:30 p.
n. Immediately on arrival of the de
tanned portion of the European mail,
thirty-two bags having been delayed
through the breaking down of a baggage
car near Cheyenne. Fine weather was
experienced during the trip.
The Mariposa brought the following
passengers for Honolulu: w. t. Lucas,
H. D. Wishard, f. K Alsip and wife, S.
E. Enrich, E. McInerny, IA. Bertram,
III. Hart, j. r. Low, +. A. Low, III. N.
Castle, r. Brewer, Hon. A. Young, C.
Darling and five children, Mrs. Davis,
w. r. Gould and wife, and eight in the
steerage.
In transit she had one in the cabin for
Samoa, four cabin and four steerage for
Auckland, and twenty six cabin and
eleven steerage for Sydney. She brought
a quantity of freight for this port.
The Mariposa left for the Colonies
shortly after two O'Clock Sunday after
noon.
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BASEBALL.
An Exciting Game Between the TEO-
Modulus and VandaIIaS.

On Saturday afternoon good game of
baseball was played on the Makiki Re
creation Grounds between the Honolulus
and Vandalias. 1t attracted a large
audience and every one felt well repaid
for going out. The Royal Hawaiian
Band discoursed appropriate selections
during the afternoon. At the end of the
eighth innings the score stood II to 9 in
favor OF the Honolulus. The latter had
their ninth innings but did not score.
The Vandalias went in and scored two
runs, and with the bases full it looked
as If they might win. However Whit
ney got hold o! fly and amid great APP
plause just saved the game by the skin
OF the teeth. Following is the full score
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Funeral of the late mrs. Robinson

Funeral of the Late MRS.. Robinson.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mark P.
Robinson took place yesterday afternoon
from the family residence, Nuuanu Val
ley. There was very large attendance
Of the friends of the family. The re-
mains, enclosed in a handsome coffin,
laid in the parlor. and the floral offer
ings were numerous and most beautiful.
The Rev George Wallace read the Ser
vice in a very impressive manner, and
the choir of the second congregation of
st. Andrews Cathedral sang the hymns,
"Days and Moments Quickly Flying"
and "Now the Laborer's Task is Ger"
The remains were then taken to the
Nuuanu Cemetery and laid in their final
resting place. The pall-bearers were
Messrs. T. R. Walker, T. May, Capt. I'll.
w. Mist, E. w. Jordan, Antoine Rosa
and L. McInerny.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.


,,.u; nor stmr Likelike, April 14-Hon
% aarl r " Everett, u Heinemann, NJ NJ
i0 ~, P,ter. Mr. Cropley, DR. j n Emner-
|, w. T.od DrJ Brodie, Jas Baker,, lepers,
Y ' and 81 deck passengers.
/ r,,,i per stmr Waiaieale, April l4th-R
I. G = Mr. Burkmyre, Chinese and II deck
g.r,i rer stmr Mikahala, April 18th
~ 4I Rice and children, Mrs NJ S Rice, Hon
ri 4 W. E G Counaut, } T Colburn, Hon f
", ~ 7 TmaD. Mss X Wilcox, J Gandall, wife
=. Children, Il Cummings, II Kaiwt,
I'm Keawe, H Eldredge, Hiss Malone,
/ EgaDer. v u Smith, A Male and Al deck
sl,es
!, Mani and Hawaii, per steamer Kinau,
4 i;i1-Hjs Majesty the King, Hon S q
! T Gsr,tle, Miss Day, Miss Pettibone, W
f-r,n, Capt Il Alderman, w H Cummings,
III Yrs II Muller, J P KahalewAi, w II
Tn c Bailey, Miss Maud Baldwin, W A
4 r1 Mrs J Richardson, J NJ Horner, Asiu,
H,s5Luug, W White, Miss Mabel Baldwin,
4TIie Baldwin, Mrs L Aholo and child,
IN Phau, Il A Heeu, Mrs Farley, q w
Il JFssi u CammancIi and wife, and 49,
8 aasggsrs.
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Royal Hawaiia., Hotel.

Following are the late arrivals at the
Hawaiian Hotel: w. r. Gould and
wife, Massachusetts,; E. P. Alsip and
wife, Sacramento; Mrs. j. G. Darling,
Mrs. Davies and three children, San
Francisco; J. r. Lowe, r. A. Lowe,
San Jose; w. Gerstle, San Francisco;
Miss H. G. Day, Hartford Miss Nora
Pettibone, Buffalo; J. NJ. Horner, Ha-
makua; F. Gay, Kauai.
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The bark British Princess has been
wrecked off Caminha, Portugal. Twenty
three persons were drowned. 1t is re-
ported that the Spanish Customs Officers
prevented the saving of lives by firing
upon Portuguese lifeboat which had
gone to the rescue.
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Ponce Courr.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE DAYTON.
SATURDAY, April 18th.

SATURDAY, April 14th.
One drunk had to pay Sc.
A native, charged with having opium
in possession, was remanded.
A nolle pros. was entered against four
Chinese charged with having opium in
possession, because no notice had been
issued that the opium license had been
cancelled.
Chin Hook, charged with forgery, was
remanded.
For gambling, one Chinaman was
fined 500 and four others So. Costs, 81 10
in each case.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

sican bark Memnon, Captain Fisher,
aESaturdsy, % days from Port DiscOV-
narly 100000 feet lumber for Messrs.
Il B5inson. Chief officer G. Jensen re-
adlg bad light winds and caIms and
FaAsr the entire passage.
our last sdvices the following vessels
at San Francisco from this Kingdom:
H. barkentine W. II. Dimond "a days
A1llui; March Both, bark G. D. WhitmOre,
lasncs; april Sd, barks Saranac and C. D.
aand Is days respectively, from Homo
IL Arkendnes Fremont and Mary Wink
aAI q days respectively, hence. The
p have sailed from San Francisco for
sEon; March 29th, barkentine D1scov-
a'lolulu; March Both, brigantine w. G..
~ Honolulu; March 51st, bark W. B. God
y honolulu; April Sd, schooner Golden
sF HilOi April Sd, barkentine W. H. Di-
I'D bark Sarah s. Ridgway for Kahului.
ZIP Arabia sailed from San Francisco
VIC Sl0ltOns Of sugar for New York.
''lsh iron ship Cockermonth sailed from
POI for Honolulu March Goth.
Steamer Lehua arrived yesterday from
vita $50 bags sugar. she transferred
= sugar to the Knau at HlIo last week.
'',Isf A'nau arrived yesterday morning
l'al and Hawaii with 10000 bags sugar.
'o,A' 81 bags potatoes, 40 bags kalo, so
A'ue' q bags ginger and loo packages
TlOo bags sugar were brought here by
lRd Yesterday.
american barkenttne S. N. Castle will
'~ofFoT for San Francisco.
Steamship Alameda arrived at Auckland
's' from San Francisco, via Honolulu.
/, IN h. Alderman Of the barkentine g g.
b Einau - yesterday oy the
LiAelke sails this afternoon for
Iasl,r 1 : AaYailani brought 400 bags rice
''' from KOolau. She sails again to.dav
Hia ''l na. surprise brought $500 bags sugar
h. s ;,'s' hawaii last Saturday, for the
l''al' again this evening.
Is
+, ' ths! Kaala and J. A. Cunmins will
Ia. 'usif usual ports at o'clock this
h. schooner 90 HaleaRala brought o7s hoo.
''aay from Pepeekeo, Hawaii.
] ) ' an Likelike arrived on 6.
apas p.a Maui with 1925 bags sugar and
IA'd the 5 81 Sandries. The sugar was put
-, D' 01FA Lady Lampson. -" put
De . Is : Il Belle is in the stream, be.
sptsd .ls. ), = D. Vandalia and Adams, being
r DER , Lad! Laupson has been moved to
% s' aan,, Lala arrived on Saturday from,
dg LAVA with l,6e4 pags s"gar 2or IRON ON
tpra a9f t,s canute brought 3 100 b.a. .,,,.u
\ Duau' Maui, for the bark Ma.
l sls'os' !, knaloA,i brought ooo ,.,.
British =, MAUI last Saturday. N'' sugar
'.ilsd ;. lson bark saraca, Captain CO.
San ,ls4 tons, and valued G at a1 Dass
'ps.tppd. 1 +,ne, brought $50 bag.
d, sss, ~. Of nss.r,. All ne. !.
tn. uglns at halfmast on nS sotnS6n
'fS Of the late Mrs. M. P,
ol.lsa a' 61 a,loliAo arrived Is. :.
British b.. '',' with 1850 bags sn 1asuf0'y
=. ~. Saturday. commenced receiv-
ID Of stores tor :, Co.'S steam seow too,
,,. Tue T. $. S. Adams last
.Iasa, aa rsaai brought 40 -.
= Castle. last Saturday for the s pagar
Robert Sudden. Captain
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT
IA my power of attorney dated May 81, 1887,
to act in all respects for Kai Kee, of the firm of
Wing On Wo Co. is in full force and unre-
voked and that as such attorney L have author
lied Man Chip to act as my substitute, but not
to sign the said firm name except for procuratiOn
or by proxy, and that all notices otherwise stat
ing incorrect.
g. CHEUNG-PING,
Attorney in fact for Kai Kee.
Honolulu, April II, 1888. 1w
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Notice to Creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE THAT
Il he has this day been appointed executor of
the last will and testament of Walter Murray
Gibson. late of Honolulu, deceased. All perso ms
having any claims against the estate of said
deceased, whether secured by mortgage or other
wise, notified to present the same duly veri-
fed and with proper vouchers, if any exist, to
the undersigned at his office in Honolulu within
six months from this date. or they will be for
ever barred. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment.
Us. WALKER,
Executor Estate W. NJ Gibson.
Honolulu, March 9th. 1888.
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o,.Ieaylm& To-day.

leaving To-day.
n.vias Tor Maui and Hawaii,
pm Il. Hou, Cameron, for haihahua
3 atjp II for Hawaii, at p m
d Supplies pr siis no LIE Claire, for Kauai
nsf q 4 Underwood 1bI for Wainse and Wa1a-
a9a@r rnmins, Nelson. for Waimanalo
bs95-,1Is,Eala, for Pepeekeo
s3II ma for KOhala
f,I,sbi, for KonaIa
Eg's lril for Koolau
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Concert at Emma square.

The following musical programme will
be given by the Royal Hawaiian Military
Band this evening at 7:30 o'clock at
Emma Square:
OVERTURE Italians in Algier" =. Rossini
Clarionet Solo" Leaves. .............. Carl
Finale 'Tannhauser' Wagner
"reminiscences of Bellini" . Godfrey
Kuu Lei, Pun Opulu me Ia Hiki no.
Selection Bohemian Girl" ........ Baffe
Waltz-"The Morning Papers" Strauss
Quadriile-'' Bon Jour" (revived). Zikof
Hawaii Ponoi +"
The rumor that the Burlington strike
has been called off is denied.
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i SATURDAY, April a.
rtsslike,, I DaVIfg from Bamakna
r. sarpT Te9is. from rom Kauai oae and waialua
p Eo1 ,5 from IoDila anaIsi
b Leah from from Hal4 p%Saeekeo, Hawaii
IN Hale. gar from Kuau
r G 5sl9i@sid, from on 4 Kgsa
b b. Lai hIi9o fro f5i4f from on Koola"' oah"
sa5o 6ro Fisher her % days from Puget
! BIZ NsInD' o,on
b Esvailani' HUN SUNDAY, April Is.
II N Hayward, 612 days
s.9 D Francisco zen. from Maui and H""al
p u, Lo freeman, from K z3oidtai
b Iika6 bal 'TcGregor. from d i5na
IBr Isbgn1 oGr lnInt Nicolls' A days ifOiH
B N 5 OO'D
a.r4a ,t,.Ie, from kuau
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NOTICE.

MIR. MAN CHIP OF HONOLULU HAS THIS
WI day been fully empowered by US, under
letter of attorney, to act generally in the name
of our partnership firm in all matters of bust
ness connected Herewith.
WING ON WO & co.
By c. Cheung-Ping.
Dated Honolulu. April 9, 1885 Nv
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orPARTURES.

SATURDAY, April 10.
,,rr E Foster. for . Kgbal"U
p va .,,s for san Francisco
srCstsrlna' ~ SUNDAY, April Is.
,,o.a for the Colonies
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MEETING NOTICE.

4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
N the Mutual Telephone Co. will be held at
the company's building Wednesday, April
25th, at p. IN. G. o. BERGER.
I'd Secretary.
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Embellishments.
n o I'll OLE .

NEITHER THE CAPTAIN OR AGENTS OF
N the Bark Thomas Bell will be responsible
for any debts contracted by the crew without the
Captains written order.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18
Special Sales Every Day
ALL WEEK.. ALL WEEK

Book fold India linens worth
1Oc at &C per YARD.
Book fold India linens worth
15c at sc per yard.
Book fold check nainsOOks
worth 1Oc at &c per yard.
Book fold check nainsCoks
worth 12 1-2C at 71-2C per J ara
Book fold check nainSOoks
worth 15c at 8 1-2c per yard.
Lace stripe white dress goods
worth II 1-2c at s 1-3c per yard.
Just arrived. the prettieSt
SateenS you ever saw. Some
house advertise same at 25c. A
special bargain, we have put the
Globe price On them 15cper yard.
Dc, you need French or zephyr
glnghamS. When others adver
tlSe same at Csc a yard, Globes
figures l5c a yard. We have a
handsome line OF these goods.
Dld you know that we sell en-
brOideries cheaper than anyone
else. If you don't believe it come
and look over our immense stock
OF all widths. you will be con-
Vinced. Globes prices are On
them 1-2C upwards.
Our oriental lace stock same
way, SC upwards. Anyone that
sees the goods and prices on them
bound to acknowledge the lowest
price goods they ever saw.
Ladies balbrlggan vests worth
SOC at soc.
Gents white laundried shirts
worth 800 at CSC.
Gents extra fine Angola under
shirts and drawers. Everybody
Knows We are headquarters on
Gents Furnishing Goods. These
goods are worth 75c. Tne Globes
price is on them $50.
Bear in mind we boast and take
pride in having every article we
advertise. We are strictly One
Price to all.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18

Women as a rule do not attain TO the
highest excellence in practical shorthand re-
porting, because they DO not bring into re-
QUESTION sufficient Judgment. AS amanu-
enses, however, they give general satisfac-
ton and receive fair wages. Judging from
the great number OF self constituted verbatim
reporters in this city, one might fancy that
they came into life like the tabled Minerva,
all armed and equipped, ready 70 overcome
the obstacles that beset their professional
path Much hard, unremitting labor Is re-
quired TO become a thoroughly expert steno-
grapher. Power Of mental concentration
and a natural aptitude in that direction are
indispensable, and without them any amount
Of study and practice will be in vain.-Globe-
Darnorrsr
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18
ashlzrt. Esns.s

One hundred and sixty acres al the mos;
beautiful suburban residence property 70
be found IN any city n kausas- DIVIDED
into five. ten q twenty acre tracts % suit
Ard for the frs tine Offered ~ the very
low price Of 81 o. PER scr@ until eighty
sr-es have heea sod Tits figure - Isss
THAN half IL value bgt owing 20 tie fact
thst we owe rEsoaey which mus - paid.
we propose n sacrifice this property II
vfsr, desire such property u tie beautsful
csty q Ashland coros AID examine -
Seeing u believing D0n't take or word
<o- +: bu. come aud see for y0arse.vsz
Cal OF CT z6Grezs !. BLANCHARD.
1on Ashland, Kan
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18
REAL E>TATE.

The following are the transfers of rea
estate filed in the recorders Office yesteg
day:
j S Randall to A S Skinner, lots p
% and 70. blk 3, w Oak st........ 60t
\ Draper to X Wendall, lot 3, blk 3,
Park Wilde add. Observation-Disclosures. 100
S 5 Naftzger to ID J Wallace, lots 30
and 81, Poplar st, Buckners SUBJ, 2OOt
S Splitter TO f Myers, lots p and %
blk +, Maize academy add. .... IN
b H Billiard to j Willacy, lot -,
Spruce ST Park Place add .......... 30,
G Willacy to b Boice, lot %, Spruce
st; Park Place add .................. so
+ b Soloman to Al Soioman, lots |
TO IL, 9th ave, MulinX and Alder's
sub ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1ON
A J Berry to VIM Lartore, lots A q
46 Tracy ave, Clearwater. ... 14C
G III Noble TO Robt J Mckim, lot
Oak ST, Aliens 3D. add and lots 8
and 10, blk z, Bainville. . 110C
43, As q a, block g. Washington
ave add. Observation-Disclosures. COG
j Young to II Mummey NV or lot
10 Burns ave, Ford's 2nd add to
Wichita NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50(
q a Bailey to + Sanford, lots > and 4,
Stiles ave, Mossman's ID add 5000
j W Sapp TO A Strobe, lot To- block
t, Colwich. l5(
5 w Ong to f A Hangler lots II and
is, block 2 %, "a and %, block :,
Wilson's add to Clearwater, and
lots III and l43, Ohio ave, TT Scott
add TO Wichita Observation-Disclosures. sol
j B Maxson to II f Anderson. lots 45
and A, Ohio ave, Wabash add ., $500
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18

Mrs + A. kinyon, choice millinery Ia+o
80 VI n"TTatoga Springs, \. Y. have direct
millinery goods, and reasonable in 49, = ~
! nave a iirst-class milliner from NJ.
ofk' who will endeavor to please cnst,"
IntrS. Ny stock of trimmed hats and To-,
I hets are complete. These are now on ~
motion and invite the ladies of Wicb;ta
anu vicinity TO call and examine nv stncp
b bri9re purchasing. l am now ready for
block, corner of Main and Saco,,5 ie'c ne
trance Second street. j,.,i s-n
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18
Gorgeous Night Garments.

The gilded youth of Paris, it would seem,
sleep in night shirts which have either one or
two pieces The first variety is made of the
finest Lyons silk in the form of blouse, the
sample that | saw being i'll pale pink dotted
over with little red spots, fastened at the neck
with a heavy tassel cord in red silk The
colors, however, are matter of taste. l sup
pose it takes practice to sleep inside such a
gorgeous garment. At first you doubtless lie
awake rejecting on your own magDificence.-
Home Journal
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18


GU are preparing To take a Journey there
are certain things absolutely necessary TO
travellers safety and comforts through
ticket that you are positive is good and at
a price that you know is the lowest posi-
bic to be obtained anywhere
Besides these essentials there are ALWAYS
some minor details worth looking after.
such as having your baggage checked
through TO destination. sleeping car berths
secured when desired and correct informa-
ton regarding free reclining chairs. close
connections, union depots, location of
trains, time, etc.
10 have these details attended TO bv
those of well known reliability. RESPONSE
bllIty, intelligence and long experience.
You will do well to call at the Union ticket
office, l22 North Main street, and Union
depot. near Oak street, and consult the
employees of the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa te and st. Louis and San Francisco
lines, their authorized agents. representing
the best lines east, west, north or south.
-Four trains daily to the east. all of them
equipped with Pullman palace sleeping
cars, both morning and night trains.
W. ID. MURDOCH.
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18
Help "Joe the Halter" Out.

Our store room (by the way its only
half store room is so small and so crowded
with hats that it is almost impossible tC
turn around, so much SO that we are com
PEELED to dispose of certain lines of hats tC
make room for our stock of straw hats.
The first cut will be on our black DERBY
stiff hats.
Our =. - Derby stiff hat now k2.l5.
Cur $500 Derby stiff hat now So IS.
Our -. 80 Derby stiff hat now s2.91.
Our 90 Derby stiff hat now S.. 40.
Our 100 Derby stiff hat now 1888.
Every hat warranted
The same cut will be made on all black
soft felt hats, including our celebrated
John b. Stetson hats and our Tyrolean
tourist hats. Don't wait till sizes are
broken. Come now; this is the accepted
time. We make this cut very reluctantly
at this season of the year but we must
have room.
All the above hats are the new spring
shapes, and we wish it distinctly under
stood that every, hat is warranted to give
entire satisfaction, this cut being made
only to rush the goods off to make room
for straw hats. Joe, the halter and haber-
uaSher, loo y. Main street. 123 If
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18
NEV PARASOLS.


When you think or know you have one
Of those things on your finger. take piece
OF common cotton cord and commence wind
ing it at the little end of your finger as
tightly as you possibly can until you pass
below the point where the pain is-the idea is
to press all the blood out Of the diseased part
let the string remain on some fifteen or
twenty minutes; when you take the string off
it viii be very painful. If the symptoms re-
turn repeat the operation. have known this
remedy to cure when the finger was ready for
the lancet.-Atlanta Constitution.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18

Via the Missouri Pacific railway, the
new shor; line 10 all Colorado. Utah and
Pacific coast points. Commencing April
lst and continuing thereafter until Sen
TENDER 30. round trip tickets viii be sold
via this line TO Pueblo. Denver. Colorado
Springs and Manitou at $500. 70 Ogden
and Salt Lake at $3.50 and other points in
proportion. Tickets good three months
with limit Of thirty days in each direction
allowing stop overs AT any point. Leaving
Nlchlta at 3c20 ?. m. passengers nave
choice Of elegant new free reclining chair
cars, the only line having this service}. or
Pullman buffet sleepers TO Denver From
Geneseo through 10 Denver without
change. Quickest time and finest road
For reservation Of berths or any iaforlna-
ton call at city ticket Office, Nc 10 North
Main street. Y. c. KFERAN.
10 II Pass. and Tiki ACT.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18

For the information of the travelling
public notice is hereby given that on and
after March ., 1855. our city ticket offices
will be open for business from 40 a. m
until $50 p. NJ. except Sunday which shall
be from 1890 until 70 o'clock. noon.
". d. MURDOCH,
Ticket Agt. a, 7. & S. f, S. L. & S. F
Il ". ". R'ys.
\. c. kEERAN,
Ticket Agt Mo Pac. R'y.
c. \. RUTHERFORD.
d-Il4-u Ticket Agt. c. h. & y.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18

The Missouri Pacific. Fl Scott Route,
is selling tickets &c PhGniI. ATiz0uls, and
return FOR ~, good SIX months 20 return
Phoenix i il the heart Of the famous salt
rver valley, the garden % the south west
Rich in mineral wealth Al kiu1s q
fruit, grain and a good grazing country
For maps. time tables and information
write Or call az city ticket Office. II! Main
street. Wichita y C. REEEAs,
d64 Il Passenger and Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18

The beauty Of American women often
puzzles foreigners, who cannot account for it.
One ingenious lady of foreign birth has pro-
duced the theory that the reason that Ameri-
cans have such good forms is that their rest
lessness and nervousness prevent their being
long in one position, so that any defect is not
likely to become fixed.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18

Southern housekeepers, as rule, arrange
fresh fruits upon the table with Il great deal
Of taste, and the dainty and elegant appear
ance of their dining rooms Is very attractive
Center pieces of mixed fruits make pala-
table dessert, being at the same time hand
some ornament.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18

1t frequently happens that painters splash
the plate or other glass windows when they
are painting the sashes. When such is the
case, melt some soda in very hot water and
wash them with it, using a soft flannel 1t
will entirely remove the paint.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18
Sticky Fly Paper.

Mix equal parts by measure of melted rosin
and castor oil STR until thoroughly mixed
little warm spread thin and evenly on any
strong paper that is not porous-old letters,
catalogue covers, etc. Spread with a case
knife or any straight edged instrument
slightly warmed. Leave narrow border to
handle with
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18

A company of San Francisco women few
years ago established hIature on the Pacific
coast. Now they have TN immense business,
and at the same time are looked upon as pub
lie benefactors in providing employment for
women and children in raising cocoons.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-18

Early transplanted cabbage plants at the
Hillside Garden, 4 mile from the terminus
Of Schweiter motor line. Full line OF
other plants. K. NELSON. Prop.
=. o. box 1l40. d-l30-tf