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The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-17


Organize ORGANIZED
Agitate! Agitnte! ACETATE!
Vote for the Amendment and
save our boys.
Mars hall Prohibitionsts challenge
the field for fair fight on the real
issue.
Rev. J. W, Carter goes to Upshu,
next week, to stir the Amendment
fires.
Mr.. Bodley's letter on fret page
locates some shameful boycotting,
outside Louisiana.
Vote for the Amendment and
save our girls from the living
death of drunkards' homes.
The Baptist General Association
meets in Clarksburg to-day to be
in session till over next Sunday.
Rev. T. G. Johnson will rally the
Home forces at Briscoe, this county,
next Tuesday, and 60 from there
to Peasants and Tyler.
"Let US have peace" but IL ire
can be no peace while the pirate
saloon is playing havoc among the
homes of our State.
The Home Industry that most
needs "Protection" is that of raising
up sober, virtuous and Intelligent
citizens. Vote to protect the "In-
FAINT Industry" of the Home.
The politicians are ringing the
changes on "Proteotion," but they
utterly ignore the walls and cries
that go up from the Home pleading
for Protection against the murder
GUS saloon.
We rejoice at the evidences of a
general awakening throughout the
State. We are only too sorry it did
not come sooner but there's time
enough yet to redeem the State, if
all friends will to a0ork!
The Liquor men fight by ambus-
cades and treachery, Let the
Home forces march boldly across
the open field and rout them from
their coverts with the sword of
Truth and Righteousness.
Only three weeks more till the
battle of ballots between the Homes
and Saloons OF West Virginia.
Who is the man that will stand
forth and say, Pm for the Saloons
in this fight?
1t is q conflict of blood money,
deception and lies on one side,
against Truth, Logic, earnest ap-
peal and Prayer on the other.
Choose your weapons and take
your stand, either for the Home or
Saloon.
A collision occurred near Wilkes.
bare, Pa, last week, by which a
picnic excursion train was wrecked
with appalling loss of life. About
sixty were killed, men women and
children, and more than one hun
dred wounded.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-17

For Attorney General,
JOHN U. MY Frs of Mason.
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NO. 8.

so dozen Gents Fancy Balbrig-
gan Shirts and Drawers at SO
cents per suit, sold everywhere
at rs cents to $1.OO.
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Betraying a Hidden MaIady.

show do l know that man had something
the matter with his right earl" repeated a
Delaware street aurist with whom q reporter
was talking. why, because he told me So
Didn't you see him do itf'
The reporter confessed that he had not
heard the man make any remark as he passed
the window where the aurist and the visitor
were sitting.
"Well, he did it. Out there on the corner
Of my house have little tin sign contain
ing my name, beneath which are the words
Eye and Ear Now, it is very strange
phenomenon, but nine men out of ten who
are troubled with Affections Of the eve or
ear will reveal the location Of their disease
when they see that sign. They do it uncon-
sciously. A man passes in deep brown
study. He is oblivious OF everything. Even
the direction and style OF bis gait are me-
chanical When he is opposite that sign be
is mechanically reminded that he is Interested
in it and he begins 10 investigate the magni-
tude Of his interest. II his eye is sore be win
rub it; if he wears glasses be will take them
off and wipe them, or If his hearing is bad
he will put his hand 70 his ear 1t is all ne
chemically done Tha man to whom called
your attention put his hand TO his right ear
when he saw the sign. The demonstration
is a freak of nature which shows that we can
never become so engrossed in anything as to
be regardless Of Observation-Disclosures
Journal
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SILK CULTURE IL SEDGwIoK.

Mr.. II. Z. Bidwell, of Valley Center,
presented the board of trade Yesterday
with frame containing between six and
seven hundred cocoons of his own raising.
About four years ago on application to the
department of agriculture he secured eggs
and has been experimenting ever since
with encouraging success. The eggs are
white and about the size of a turnip seed
They can be easily kept in winter in boxes
He first experimental by putting the eggs
on table where they would hatch and
feed the young with Usage hedge leaves.
After feeding there thirty four days they
would commence spinning cocoons. One
spins only one cocoon, taking il three DAYS
Seven or eight days after the cocoon is
spun beetle fly appears and lays eggs
which are preserved for the next year.
The cocoons are put in warm water.
which enables one to unravel them. This
year Mr.. Bidwen experimental by putting
them on Usage hedSe, and has met with
most encouraging results. He seems TO
think that there is no doubt but that CO.
ICONS can be spun on hedge with as much
satisfaction as on mulberry trees.
The rack which he presented to the
board yf trade will be sent to Cincinnati
md hold a prominent place in the Sedy-
wick county exhibit Mr. Bidwell is en-
thusiastlc over his success, and thinks the
culture should be encouraged in every wav
possible.
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KANSAS SPECIAL TRAIN.
Via "Santa Fe Route.

To the national Republican convention at
Chicago will leave Wichita next Sunday
morning, June 18th, and run solid TO Chi
cago without change of cars of any class
from Wichita and the Arkansas valley.
This special train will make its flight to
the garden city of the lake in p hours
time, leaving Wichita at about 8 a. M, ar
irving at Chicago the following morning
for breakfast. Its equipments consisting
of free tourist sleeping cars. free palace re-
Ginning cars, chair cars, Pullman palace
sleeping cars. in fact a model train IN
every particular.
The national Republican convention
which meets at Chicago June 18th, 1883.
will be an event of unequalled national
Importance The representative men from
every corner of the republic will be there
and the proceedings such as ever after TO
be remem bered.
In consequence of the low rates which
will be in effect from every city, town and
hamlet in the United States to Chicago
for this event it will necessarily overtax
the hotel and lodging house accommoda-
tions OF that CITY and to meet this emer-
gency the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Re
railway company have arranged to allow
their free tourist sleeping cars together
with Pullman palace sleeping cars, track
age in their State street yards. which are
centrally located between State street and
W aDaS0 avenue, near Ine DedEl VI lHt city
and within ten minutes walk OF the con-
ventlon hall. These cars will be located
within one block of State street and Wa
bash avenue cable lines, and will remain
on track during the entire time of the Re
publican convention for the exclusive ac-
commodation and easy access of the pat
rons of this line. The tourist sleeping cars
will be new and of the latest pattern, fur
nished with new mattresses and curtains
(freel. The advantage of this feature,
which can be offered by no other line,
should not be undereStimsted as ii Will be
impossible TO secure hotel accommoda-
tons, arriving there as late as the 18th
inst, one day before the convention assem-
bles, for reasons previously mentioned
Diagrams for the assignment OF space IN
Pullman sleeping cars and free tourist
sleeping cars are now open TO the public.
and those desiring accommodations IN
these cars. also reclining chair cars (which
are free should apply without delay at the
city ticket Office of the Atchison. Topeka
* Santa Fe railway, No. 122 North Main
street. Rates as low and.hmits as i n,fs
by any other line For further particulars
address or call upon the undersigned.
w MURDOCH.
Pass. and ticket agent,
12s North Main street.
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sob, Hattie, you should have attended
the Paradise german at the Metropolitan
hotel last night
Hattie (curiously1-Paradise german,
What kind Of german is that,
Nellie IapturousiY1-Why. don't you
know; It's one where there are ever so
many more gentlemen than girls.
Hattie tteartunyl-How lovely! I'm so
sorry missed it.-Washington Critic.
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swab& CLOSER, Tailors, 2Os Main st.-l5

d1Mtf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-12

McCord as CLANS made a decided hit.
Miss Pauline Knowlton made her first ap-
pearance in this city as Laura Adams
and received many favorable comments.
The popular actor, Mr.. Jules Garrison,
sustained the character of 'Rob't Hey
wood" in his usual talented manner. The
company as whole acquitted themselves
admirably. Mr.. Robbins has certainly
made up his mind to present the best
dramatic entertainment in the city, and
he has succeeded we'll The Waits will
be produced until Saturday night, when
Herne's great melo-dramo, Hearts OF
Oak" will be produced with strong new
scenic effects. A grand metinee will be
given Saturday afternoon, when every lady
attending will be presented with cabinet
photograph of Nav Smith as Bob"
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ATTEMPTED SAFE BLOWING.

Sunday morning Mr.. Stiles, of Stiles &
Hungate, grocers in the market house,
discovered that some time during the
night burglars had been trying to break
open their safe The combination had
been broken and lay on the floor by the
safe, while all around were evidences of
an attempt to blow open the door with
powder. The thieves. who had evidently
been frightened away while at their work.
would have made quite good haul had
they succeeded in their efforts; for there
was in the cash drawer about $500 in
money. They gained entrance to the
building by prying IN one Of the doors on
the south side; and made their escape
leaving no clue to their identity behind.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-12

c., K. e \. Rock Island route for the
Republican National convention at Chi
cago. The c., h. & N R'y will run a
special train, leaving Wichita Sunday
morning, June nth This train will be
the finest ever in the state of Kansas, con-
sisting entirely of elegant free reclining
chair cars and Pullman palace sleeping
and drawing room cars. The Rock Island
company have made for this occasion the
exceedingly low rate of $500 for the
round trip. Parties purchasing tickets
Will be given check for seat in chair car,
thus assuring them comfortable, trip.
Call at Office, 200 E Douglas corner Market
and reserve your accommodations early.
il-I0t
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REAL ESTATE.

The following are the transfers of real
estate filed in the recorders office yester-
day:
Lot "a, ave B. Carpenters add to
Valley Center. 200
Mrs Lizzie Ellis to A q Meacham, lot
q & %, blk A. Washington Park
add $50
o Hobbsto to A G Meacham, lots
% q 4. Sabin's sub-div of Park
Wilde add OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5OO
o II Bentley to Kansas Midland Ry
Co, 40 X 125 fit On Washington ave
in sec g, 81, l E.................... 100
Wichita Heights Town Co to Kansas
Midland Ry Co. 200 it across W
S, secs Is, 20, E, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: 100
A and C Sullivan to Kansas Midland
Ry Co, right-of-way across side
OF S, secs %, 81. L e .........-.. $50
G Chaffee to Noyes, lots II s. 10,
blk 8. Burton car add. ............ 1900
j A Burley to g Chaffee, lots IA q 10
blk 9. Burton car add. ........-.. 1000
O Martinson to o B Stocker & G w
Carey, lots 533, 535 & 537 Meridian
ave. Martinson's 5th add. ........ $50
J Koenig to NJ Wylie, lots $50 & 81,
Grove st. Buckners sub-div Of blk
3, Richland add. Observation-Disclosures. 900
d l. Dever to Frank Wiley, lots Q &
10, blk l. junction Town Co.'S add $500
Frank Wiley to Jos Rich, lots & 10.
blk l. junction Town Co.'S add. 1900
Jos Rich to Thos Cox, lot Is, Wood
land ave- Rich's add. ... 400
E b Lanning to Eva l. Spencer, lots
2 g. 1, Topeka aye. Fordhams add 1000
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ch.,p R..e. $50 "a we..

The Missouri Pacific railway. Fort Sect.
route. will sell roand trip tiezsts 70 the
following points. al the loves. rates IA med
By any cofn p@titor.
To Cincinnzti:snd return tickets viii IL
on sale from June .ih 10 18th. for sanger
bund festival s. - Louis tiekst4wlll Be On
sale June lItb 70 18th. national Eepubis-
convent q a. Chicago tickets ~fn u On
sale Julse iozn 70 Tssh inclusive The
rates viii be IS i0w a. the loves. 70 az
those points, and the limit ~ long as tie
longest tslI AZ ~ North Main street
where ron can obtain rriiah!e and definite
information L. r BEEEIFY.
oA.-tf Passenger ard TIekes AT
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dIntr
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-12

The following are the transfers of real
estate filed in the recorders office yester-
daY:
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Crock Island Excursions. -

The c., K. & y. R'y Rock Island route
will make the following excursion rates.
St. Louis and return, sl335; Cincinnati
and return. Sl3.35. Also very low rates n
Republican convention at Chicago. For
further information call at city ticket
office. 200 East Douglas avenue aud passen-
ger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues c. A. RUTHERFORD,
1917 Ticket Agent
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wichita Special Excursion Train.

The Missouri Pacific will run a special
train to Chicago without change Free
chair cars and Pullman sleepers. Leaving
Wichita at 1l:20 a. m, running through to
Chicago in twenty hours This is the
quickest time made The Flambeau club
of Kansas City leaves on this same train.
Call at ticket Office and secure your chairs
in chair cars and sleeping car berths, also
ascertain where you can procure hotel ac-
commodations. Go on the train that has
life and hustle. The Flambeau club will
give display of fireworks as they pass
every village and hamlet
+. +. BLECKLEY,
Passenger and ticket agent,
DELFT l27 y. Main street.
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A Prudent Coal Dealer.

Gagley-By 50ye, Skinnern- can't see
why you don't keep your cf,5ee warmer.
Skinne1n-Caa't afford 70; Goals 100
high
Gagley-But its just The sane when
enal Is cheap.
SkinneTn-Oh. ! don't make anything
then, AID have 20 ecoaoo1z0-Ls1e-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-12

An Iowa woman thoughtfuIiy put two
dozen eggs In her nice, warn bed 70 keep
them from freezing while she spent the
afternoon and evening with a friend Re
turning late At night, she disrobed and
plunged in Shrek Well, the one she
lifted up her voice with caused ,he cat to
dash through the window n terror, and
reused the neighbors TIE eggs did not
freeze Chicago News.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-12

Ladies and gentlmen wishing for in
struction in short hand Will find it to their
advantage TO give the Eclectic a trial II
Is modern system, readily acquired and
thoroughly practical Glasses will shortly
be opened in thecity. and will also teach
by correspondence Write or call for par
ticulars and terms L. NJ Hull, room 3.
142 North Main street. dal-o+
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At inner.

What is more palatab,e than the pure,
sparkling "Nanltou" table water and
ginger champaignF And why incur the
three or four dollars a day hotel charges
for the sake of drinking these famous
waters when yoa can get ~'Manitou" al
home at nominal expenses Every family
should have a case of .'Manltou' in the
cellar and and a few bottles on ice during
this hot weather
Corner, Farnum & Co wholesale agents.
For sale oy the bottle or case at Gray .&
HoffmanAs, 13S y. Main st. d-ai-If
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-12

Peckham & Dresser, the Third street
grocers, have removed their splendid stock
Of goods 10 335 Y Main The room has
been completely renovated, papered, paint
Ell, etc, and we undoubtedly have one of
the beet selected stocks ia the city. We
know that we own them, lower than the
lowest, and viii give you the best values
in the city for your money. Come in and
trv Us and We give yGu our word that you
will be entirely satisfied. Remember rbe
place, 53s North Main street.
20 81 PECEEAN & DRESSER
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ANU SENENTS
ROBBINS SIMMER THEATRE

The Garfield opera house was crowded
last night to witness the opening perform
snce of The Waits of New York" The
scenic effects were excellent, and reflected
credit upon Messrs, Craig and Snyder, wi o
executed it. May Smith as Bob" s,is.
tanned erwell-earned reputation as great
soubrette, and was ably supported. Her
singing and dancing, both by herself and
with the favorite commedlan. Mr.. Dave
NcCord. was enthusiastically eucored. Mr.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-12

A Silver Dollar,
a Paper Dollar.
y Gold Dollar,
Or ANY Kind OF Dollar,
Except a Trade Dollar. goes further at our
store for goods than any place IN town
PEcaHAN s. DREssEg,
a0st Sss North Main
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Ho for ManitOu

The candy Kitchen Finney at the Market
and Furlong 81 Morton corner Douglas and
Emporia, make the finest lemonade in the
world by using sparkling 'Maniteau" as a
filler instead of alkali water. Don't drink
wash" lemonade when you can get such
a con- bination as the above All others
are stuff as compared with this. Try it,
DOL II
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-12

The Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska rail
way. Rock Island route, will solid train
of sleepers and chair cars that will carry
the delegates that will nominate the next
president of the United States. Come
and go with them. DBL g.
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Hnmes a. the Rurton Car Work..

The Midland Investment company will
sell lots and make loans in reasonable
amounts TO assist in building homes The
Midland Investment company. Office with
Citizens bank. Plat and scale Of prices
can be seen on and after Monday, June II,
at the Office of the Burton Car Works.
~ 2jt
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Ladies e,wbs,t. and vicinity.

f3e sure TO attend the closing on; Of sum
uler goods in Millinery, a. hats. ribbons
feathers. flowers. etc. aiso human bAiF
goods and gew.iry. Zephyr on Tor y CT
AZ Mrs N. klentz. l53 y Main Il; WI keep
open till o'clOck for - days d =. % [.
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aide.

Why drink alkali water when you can
get the famous ''Manitou." which is bot
tied just as it flows from the "Manitou"
effervescing springs, lying at the foot of
Pixies Peak. On draught or by the bottle
and case at Candy Kitchen. q 1t
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Diamonds.

So-called mineral waters that are inn
ported in barrels and sold on draught in
fountains, are cheap and worthless 'Mani-
tou" is put up in air tight bottles, pure
and sparkling, just as it flows from the
springs. p 1t
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Riya., u,-s.t Dogs. Dogs

The finest and cheapest place west 81
New York 20 buy ali kinds 0. talking and
singing birds, thoroughbred dogs and al
kinds Of pet animals. 80 North Main
-
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Only &c round trip to Denver, Pueblo
ard Colorado sp-sngs. and 1870 round trig
% salt Lake and Ogden, ria the Missouri
Pacific Midway. the as~ short hne Fr-s
reclining chair c4zs. ard Pullman slsszez
run through. Ilsf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-12

We have a complete line Of books and
blanks as required By the township trus-
tees, township treasurer, justice OF the
peace constable and road over-eer Orders
promptly filed Correspondence solicited
TIE WICHITA EAGLE.
dl0atf Wichita kAnsaz
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swab s. Closer, TaiIors. 900 Main ST,
Alamo PARK.

Street cars leave Douglas avenue and
Market street every hour from a. m 20 o
.. m, connecting with dummy foF Alamo
PARK
dl5-30t RIVERSIDE a. SUBURBAN RI Co.
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All Drivers have plssstiTe orders % PR
vent Passengers from getting on ABd %
front platform u carr. or sI1od ca TIE
sams
Pzsseozcrs must keep OF Q, the fr0as
platform WicEiTA STREET R'I Co
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Advice to Mothers

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
WAYS be used for children teething. |
soothes the child ,softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind cello, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. d64 tf-w46 tt
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"a caun,r sur-r1n.<n.-n,-

We have just completed large nanber
OF sets Of schoo! records. including The new
book las required By law, register o. war
rants presented % aud paid By treasurer
Orders tlled promptly.
TAE WICHITA EAeLR.
clo7-tr W.chita. Kansas
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The Chicago.

The Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska rail
way, Rock Island route, will carry the
delegates that will dominates the next
president of the United States. Come and
90 with us. dbl ct
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wickl:x EkGLK " scstta. kaa-
tsentlsEnea He have seea cGe % y0ssr
GorFgAss I>oA2 Registers a. ibz osscS q
tke Ps8ssdelphis Mortgage and Truss Cot
this city. AID skal b. obliged Z y0s Wi
AeE.d tEls company ooe similar z az 70
sf<-exs a. your earliest convsale11s. a-s1 70
main ks,@ctfGlly yours.
THEODORE f1sozHisSHss
Essss o<cE--&xy
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The Ladies.

All take ''Manitou" in theirs. A ''treat"
isn't complete without pony of ''Mani-
tou" or ginger champagne on the side, at
Candy Kitchen. 81 1t
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On the Side.

Do not fail to order pony" of ''Mani-
tou' mineral water or ''Ginger Cham
paigne' ond the side with ice cream and
other delicacies at the Candy Kitchen.
d Ii
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Fast Train to st. Louis and the East via the
Missouri Pacific R'y

Composed of day coaches, elegant free
reclining chair cars, and Pullman sleepers,
leaves Wichita at 1135 a. m. runs
through to St Louis solid, arriving there
at GAO a. m, next day. This is three
hours quicker than any other line and the
only other line running both reclining
chair cars and Pullman sleepers from here
through without change. City ticket Office
127 Main street.
E. E. BLECKLEY,
d140tf Pass and Ticket Agent.
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Peckham g. Dresser, the popular Third
street grocers, have moved their elegant
stock of goods to the large, fine room at
33S North Main street. 20 ct
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Nsr4s

Duuont & Hayward. architect. have
reEnoTsE. their oss8oe 20 The afth fss1sr q
tie new LlTnmsrly buildsng. ca Itoag3sa
sFer nss between Mzznes and Lawrence
dz0s4
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Grand opening night of Furlong &,
Morton's ice cream garden, corner OF
Douglas and Emporia avenues, Wednes-
day night. Floral souvenirs to each lady,
d2l-2s
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Bargains in pianos and organs this week
at Conover Bros lost
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Ausic

Private lessons viii he given az the ma
sic rooms Of the Lewis academy during
the vacation, commencing Monday. june
/ Already large number have regis
tered. I5-tf y ". SicKsER
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Take the new short line. c K & y.
Rock Island route, TO Kansas Clty, -
Joseph, Chicago and St Louis lAst
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Gene Clark who was injured at the fair
grounds Friday, was yesterday reported to
be rapidly improving, and it is thought
that he will soon be able to be out again.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-12

The whole system is built up and re
juvenated by the peculiar medicine
Hood Sarsaprilla.