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Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Gen. James Hustled, the Bald Eagle .;
Westchester. wears a Back diagoasl frock
coat, closely battoned; grey trousers, n
handsome silk sc.rf IL which IS a beauti-
frl scarf pin. he wears brown sack
overco~t snd brown Derby lat His shoes
are thick soled alligator leather.
Jay Gould dresses very plainly. His
suits look ike ready made ones lie always
rears cut~avay coat 81 dark material.
a black overcost and n black Derby hat.
His only ornament is q gold watch chain.
= B Haydn. the mIiis1na. ne tori man.
% California. dresses very quietly His
clothes. though. are always - the bss.
material and ft him perfectly. During
tn day 'iu1e he usuai y v-earsa dark check
suit. The troussrs are cut ~ . Ine1jum
-iffh the coat is = four button sack. and
buttons iu-t high enough 20 show dark
rolored elk tie fastened with AT ONYX
scarf pin. His overooat is of a gray oloth
snd he wears = hiscs derby hat Mr HsK.
gin --srs iittle ievslrT.
Ds'sn~v Nicoli = oRe n the hsst dre+eed
member ~ t1~ BAR lie has rot been .
lawv~r long enough 20 hecome care ess
sh0-+ hfsd-sss Herl~avs dresses ir ft.
latest stvie aud rsrriT sppears 80 dsTs y
s-5-~s=-fan dressed ike - wes~s sec Z
coats. cntavsTs aut frock coats as occa
don requires Sometimes h.s suit = Tnstie
z scotch patser1es cloth hit EssFEsi
hry 49, - dsvk material HIS So
si~rvs ft him vel HI 7~rstse~ 49,
bright silk cp-s fief v~-y svtfStLc.iiT Is
fsvo-fte wfaf~- 1v~r>psr "a = h~T~7 ser-
srT. So-n - - wrs-s : SIX ~. ~ .
1su.lir Derby Thfs f0~s -o+ - fz-7-
49, when AID sc--n in >rur---1o-u- -
ies~s wears tsr-roic~-f I'D Ef7~-s- sd
49, f-~s- iu - hrrtozho'> Fe - nc-
f7rS - fepre ~
r.rr s. T,ru-crf vnr isf~rfsf thr
d. Ososrs rrcanfIy I- arrther rf
e-esser He is csssforsfe'T traf ~
r~f-ef -othnz and alvsgs .ocks -
-zazzh - Lsd iuSf come oar ~ bad
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

About 1 clock ia the afternoon 'tha ave
rue' becomes Aveliest 70 the orice seekers
and celebrities are nov added the Thousands
u depArti tincnt clerks ol both s-1es. The far
famed treasury girl' i u Lea glory. FOR she
saLies forth fOT hours promenade Ia tbs
sunlight before gong home % dinner But
the treasury girl Ot the present Is not the
treasury girl II the psst-of sse time when
corrupt or easy going officials conniyed at or
shut their eyee L. a. that IS gong on about
tneIn The average treasury girl Of the
present = rather Old. somewhat blase, fond
of powder, bangs few touches OF color and
all the arts - well known 20 women who are
struggling against the encroachnents II age
A singular fact noted as procession Of these
girls minslo with the throug i tlat ~ per
cent. II them wear Hadlng yelA
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
THE DRESS OF NEW WORKERS
How the Bix end Little Izsn 81
Gotham Attire Themselves
rhs Bsss Dressed sa.4 - tes Bis Ctty 10 =
G@zabl -tsssatrisltl~s - Lawyers
D4zkers AID Fsilticl4ns--DLs-
tsDguishSa sGlluen@irss

tCuFs ak-a1 le<sl
The best dressed ni1a - As~ York = =
gambler lie l. a familiar figure % lg
per broad aaf ia ths Afternoons fls
elethllz il nol load 5ut l-of lls 1aest tea
tgre. II ITS him 70 perfection. kgom hls
shining SILK lat u the sOf tie saEalsh he'd
beo-s be lo0zs Ikea prlaee of tie paFpl
His ieeelry - solid and substantial his
styles q clothing arc as nunerous as tA0
rsys ni = sunbeam lie always attracts
artenrio oa. f5r Ae = never ossrdTessed and
never makes the mistake ot wearing
clothing unsuitable L. the dsy or weather
ia the AFTERNOON lie l. ~oesAippsd by silly
wouss,. ald la tla evening" hs ceals faro IA
one of the glist palaces not = stones
throw from The hof aaa H7lse.
BuI tAis gambler j. not t4s 0aly well
dressed inal in New York. Hundreds =
men spend fortunes each year GA their
o-otAln-. AL = good many of them arc as
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

hriruii tnprt>s has Iarier qlf fo Detroit.
nahiilE uifc telurDiinl. faf kI point, last
arriving iH NrN ora ai iH.iu ! m neat ahN.
Night lkrIfss has SitfpAe jar a. Detroit
mah ihe eiftci connections VIII al trains sier
The last
Through railroad tickets ocean steamship
tict ets ahd sleeping car hsflhs secured q ihe
F. s. u. = n Hallway tiis once Is AQurot-
o.. and af ftf otpof
3As. tANFfTl. CTS Passenger Agent
Gao. A. kffsf Traffic NaHaIer inica1a
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

cRsND Ksrfns a iNblAAA-IN EFFET
- >.pt - AS
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

A iran leaves Crane Rapids ioI hiifsau ~
iH p n. arriving there af
Through frtfis sold So principal points ia
tine u'ffd States. Nes ico ald fanala ai ttoD
Ticket Nhce. a. 4 ~sffu.
q J. A. Cleveland. Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

DEIRoIT LANSING a NOnyHERN
- brand Rapids A saginaw bnlsoal Au
trains arrive and depart from Union Depot.
pm = m Am I've. Ar. pm pm q m
tl0 sp t.l5D Grand Rapids j. l9 $3.50 lD.lu
: 20 90 t.Fl Lansing a.a5 1s5 s.I3
lu a. 800 ]. .itH Detroit .nl lbs as
pm m an Ar I've. am pm PA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-04
stM6 elmer reidjea er6i0aft.

,Ri6ts 1T i5perer su ertroeeu, ais
cine 0teibe pom idOnen Eo9en, bieics
0idterwcrt bat int uudfolsenben Sale
luicOer cine ibIagenbe Seitdti9uns ssiuns
ben.
Dor pier Sabren itubirte gllfrcb g.
6iOber in YOrtIanS, Sreson, Die Rebte.
gr mar oamnIs 26 Sabre alt unb elm
anfgeluedter nnb ileiBi9er Wteni6, ber
Die beiten gIuslidten iir Die 3utunft ;u
baben ibisn. Sebermnuu bate ibn
germ. Sa erbielt er zines Cages bic
1ta9ridt, baB ibm cine @rbi6ait pon
$50, 900 3u9efallsn iei. 9ieie Orb.
idait, unI Die ibn SieIe bensioeten, mar
iein b6ier : Gmon.
Stio6er peridwnn6 aus 4ortlano, unb
man borte nidts wieber uou ibm, = bis
tiirSli6 9emeIoet wurbe, bag er iih in
0iibmono. 8d., init eincm 9iepoIper has
9ebeusli9t ausJeblaien babe. Bon ienen
$50. 900 bate CT am Mloraeu 6es
Selbftmorbes nur nod $500, nno bieie
perlor CT in eincm Boteripiel. Gine
Setun6e earua6 beforoerte or fi1 in's
Snieits. Sein gangs Sermogeu mar
nui tieie!be glrt. wie ieue $500, in
giibts ;erronnen, II uu6 nit ibm @bre,
@lutb unO 9oiinuns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-04
Gin Sell seeen auBlaao?

SIM nOrSIi6sn g8iteI 6er groBeu Si:
maIapasYer9mauer uno ;iemIi6 bod
ilber oem OteereSipie9el Iie9t Gin i6ones
uno fru6tbares, uon engIii6en Oi9tsrn
nit Sorliebe perberrli9tes Gbol, bas
I2O ensIii6s Me!Ien lang 1T, = bns be.
riibmte Gbal pom q a / bm ir, wel9es
Der dubern gSeIt bis jest bauptid6Ii9
bur6 bic wertbuolleu Sbapls betouut
mar, bic na6 ibm benuunt iino. 0icie
GjeSeno ioa nun pIObIi6 aus ibrem abges
I6Ioiienen 0aiein berauS9eriiieu, aus
einem Sinbu:@emeinweien in eine bri;
.tii DE olouie perwanoelt uno nit
etlpa 0tiGionen ensliider @inwanberer
beu0Ltert werben.
9ieie Mabresel wiirSe cine poli9e
llmtebrung Der friberen Yolitit @u9s
lambs se9eniiber soi6mir beOeutsn.
g9eit entiernt, Die glnuectirum0ss ooer
8rotsctiOnsuOri6Id9e ansIo:inOii6er @e:
nerdIe su unteritiibeu (Oie itets nad
ienem uotiirIiden yltiuoigen 9a9erpluS"
lilltern iuaren, oui wel6em 200, 600
Utann aIIer g8aiiengattunsen Die itdr:
tenbe gltmoipbdre bes norbli6en europa
inter Der Soune Sn6iens senieben tonn:
ten), mar bic britii6e 0tesieruns itets
benz @eOonten, in JOidmir feiten 6ub
;u fallen, unsiiniiig 9elinnt. ga, iie
ging iosar 10 nett, bic 3abI Der idbr.
Ii6eu en9Iiiden 9eiu6er oieies Gerrito:
RUINS einjuidrdnteu uno cine Jteibe
9srbotsmaBreseIn SI guniten Oer 9lb.
seidloieubeit ttGidmirs su treiIen. Sect
iOlleu bieie Gurantien iir bic Rai6miris
nit eiuem S6la9e auigeboben werbeu.
lluO aus weI6em @runOe?
Wlou ipri6t pom Der Rotbwenbioteit'
ii6 9e9eu bas 8orbringen 9t Ii &:
tanos su i9iten. g9ir milieu nod,
uidt, ob ber 8lnn wirtlidb sur glusiiib:
rung tommt. gIber bnB er ernltboit
erwOgen rpurOe. untsrliest uObl teinem
3meiier, unb bies Seigt Seutlidb, mclb'
tiefeu Ginbrud bic llebcrsriiie JtuBIanOs
i'm n6r6li6en gligbaniitan ua6gerabS
9smu9t babeu. IS lit fiber, bag i'm
Sale eines bebroblibcn g9eiter6riueens
Der Guleu ua6 benz SSn6us su, elm felter
SaIt in Sai6mir. beltdnbe berielbe aud
uibt in einer ausi6IiebIid miIitdrii9el
Beiesung, ben 9usIdnbern einsn enor:
men Sortbeil Uelleiben wirOe.
MitteIs elmer 3peisIinie bes brillan.
ten @iienbaBus Syitems bes 9umiob.
SbhIs nab benz Serina9ur;SbaIe (oas
ben SauphbeiI uou 3di6mir biIOeD, mo
ii5 cine YiertelmiGion Soloaten be.
quem, Obne lleberfiiuunss9efabr, ltduoio
einquartiren tOnnte. mare 9n9lano inl
Sianoe, binuen brei ooer uier 6assn all
ieoem sewiini9ten Yuntt ber weltIi6eu
@,renje 5ubiens cine Sreitma9t nnSu.
bdufen, nit wel6cr es bic ruifi6cn @ini
orin9Iin9e abioIut ni6t auinebmrn t6nu'
ten, ;nmal beren Serior9un9suerbil biltniiis
peit un9initi9er mGren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-04

@reet cincampirt, unS bic rGOwbOps"
baiien, oils cine @armin9 an bic Hoib-
bdute gum 8erIaiien bes Ortes nidts
frndtete, msudIinss elm Mohocre utter
ibuen an9sri6tet. Die iiberlebsnben
Snbiuuer batteu einen Gbeii ibres Stam.
mes aufseita9elt, ipeI6er bann auf einem
Jtadesus in @anjsn iiber 80 rueibe slns
liebIer t60tete
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-04

y9ei Der iiugiteu gbitim.
mun9 betreiis bes BrobibitiousGmenoe:
mcntS~ = ia9t Elm in BgouiOence, u. s.,
erideincnbes 9latt = bat Der berii9s
tigtlte Sdnapsuertduier ber sebntrn
@arO fir Die Grobibition gearbeitst uuo
9eitimmt. - Der Niaun bat is6srfaus
ieiurn suten gsi1dftIi6en G,ruub ba,u
sebabt, unb dbnli6e Grfabrunsen bat
man ia uieIfad in nnbtren Stadten ges
ma9t, no bic Probibiton auf bem Sapei
ltano,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-04

Our Gbsilnabme al bem in @eIls in
ben Gaaen bes 81. bis 90. Suli itattiins
benbtu 8erbauSstasss Der TeuerwebreH
ber 9ropin, Sannoper iinb 265 8ersine
nit etpa l 8, 0Oo0litsIiebern sinseIaben.
- Der ilr bic persini9teu Semeinoen
@esnsuSori Hn6 gssitsmlnbs ueu er'
wdblte Birssrmsiitsr SIsBmann rpurbe
fsierIid in iein amt einseiibrt. II Sn
9auenitsiu 8irsermeiiter g. atenbanien.
= Die nuu polleneete SImenausJtorrets
iipn bat bic iirSdiiifabrt an SieieIbe ss'
fniipttm Soiinungen burdaus nidt ers
ihat. 9ld5 9oaeHOuus Der SImerau.
6orrsttion III ndm!i6 oer g9aferlpiessI
unl / Waeter gefalIen uno I'm 10 rueniser
Fabrbar geworbsu. - Sn Subersbeim
bat bsr Wlaursr Ssiie isineu S9pis9er;
fObu Geptcbers, Der bsirunisu btimts9r'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-04

Dem llntsrforitsr 6arI Sdasifer gu
gteut6beIib 1T in 9lnsrtennuns ieiuer
5oiabrisen trusn Dienite pOn benz
@rObbsrsos Der GiteI vSsssmeiiter~ per:
Iiebsn. 3uslei6 ipirb sr gu Sobannis
in ben Rubeitanf periest uuo icin Sobn,
btr bisbsrige lllterioriter 6. S6neiier
in Oepis, gu ieiuem 9la9foIssr ernannt.
Der Raedt GbtOoor Sarbanbt in
Goldberg uuS Der teutid.r Rnse aus
Ssf 3arnepsn, BEL Sd0ber9 iino srs
trunten. = abssbrannt iino: in @Iisnts
bic 8ausrub0ie pou @asmIlno nne
MeaaB nsblt psri6isSeuen glrbeitsrbdus
fern, in 9ittcp bds 9lnpsien oes Bhbs
ners nnb S9miebs WaI6ow, in 9taos
bsnfOrt.Ois GJeb6its Sr SGusrU @9rsns
uno SbIG,
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06
THE COT RTS.
PEOEATK COUET.

PROBATE COURT.
Petition Of CaDdace a Myers. admins
tratrlx with viii annexed, Of the estate OF
7. l. Myers, deceased, for authority to
sell real estate, was fled yesterday. The
hearing of petition viii be heard Noveui-
Der II.
Guardian of Eric p Lindwall. a Innate.
authorized upon petition filed for that
purpose, to sci. certain real estate and IN
vest proceeds
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Charles l. Van Doren and Jessie AlIis-
ton, both Of Wichita.
DISTRICT COURT.
Lucas & Steward - Gordon g. Mcclure:
jury returned a verdict Tor plaintiff.
Steel & Walker rs / ". Wilson; judg-
ment for plaintiff.
kaufman & koher vs. z. 4 weyt;en e..
al: Judgment for plaintiff
DifIen baUgh, Lewis & Co -. r. z.
Green. 81 al; dismissed at cost Of plaintiff.
a a AmidoB, ct al -. n NJ. Pecshaus.
e. al; continued for term.
W. ". keefoner IS. y. B. Moore. dis
missed without prejudice at plaintiff.
costs
ment Tor plaintiff
George Coine IS Robert Jack, e. al; Dis
missed at costs Of plaiatiff-
J. Il. Blampied vs. c 3. EddT. e. Al:
Judgment ii .aTos u plaintiff.
Charles Firenangh ~ J. G. Paul. e. e.:
judgment in favor Of plaintiff.
Little & himbAu VS. Inward z. Ken
rses1y. e a; Continued Tor term.
Lee Investment ooaDpAny vs J. G. Parl;
Judgment il fAyor q pazinf.f.
WooIcock- Dorsey & Carmen rs !. NJ
Szseerz- continued Tor term.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06

Bank of Colwich VS. H. \. Haskins ct all;
| Judgment for plaintiff
Woodcock, Dorsey & Garrison VS. H
Newman; continued for term.
W. f. Norman VS. 5. OFeri; case dis
missed.
Adams, Jones s. Adams VS. L. V. Craw-
ford; Judgment in favor of plaintiff.
| Daniel Sherwood ct al vs. Mary Holloway
ct al; Judgment in favor of plaintiff.
A. u. BruggemaD vs. G.. ". Darling;
motion for new trial filed.
William Mathewson vs. a. II. Ward ct
al; motion made 10y Herman kreass to Se
made pa defendant.
Citizens bank vs. r. \. Haste ct al:
motion made by defendants To strike re-
/ ply from the flies.
COMMON PLEAS.
Fourth National bank of Wichita vs.
Mrs. NJ. L. Haight ct al; judgment In favor
of plaintiff VS. Mrs. II. l. Haight.
| Fourth National bank - Mrs. NJ l.
Haight ct al; ind ment in favor of pam
tiff VI Mrs. NJ. l.. Ha!ght.
| Kaufman & Koher VS. J. F. Farnum ct
| al; case set for October i2 and order issued
for defendant 10 appear in his own proper
! person.
The following cases were filed yesterday:
Fairmount College vs. d. j. Faugney;
suit on Contract
Paramount College VS. A Katz; suit on
contract.
Arabella Wi cox VS. German Fire insur-
! ance company; on trial
POLICE COURT.
" B. Drigson was fined s. and costs for
disturbing the peace. Total, $l5.
Jim Cavanaugh, plain drunk, was
taxed $50
joan Freeland and John Burton. two
plain DRINKS, were fined s. each.
Clint Church turned in "a back fine Of g.
Jack Williams was arrested yesterday
for gambling. He put up SIS for his APP
pearance Monday.
Emma Armstrong was fined SO for be-
ing keeper Of bawdy house.
W. &. Drigson turned in a back fine Of
$15.
> y. Cook was arrested by Chief Aspey
for disturbing the peace.
Georg- Gilloff and Samuel Brown were
run il lsst II GIT for drunkenness.
Leslie Fields was arrested Tor being
drunk and disturbing the peace
w. II. Banks turned in back fine Of So
Jim Sutton was arrested by Chief Aspey
on II charge Of grand larceny.
Jim Mack, bad drunk was run in
last night by Sergeant Woods
g. Sanford, arrested for selling liquor,
pu' up 800 for his appearance Monday
evening
John O'Burros, a plrin drunk. was
brought IN last night by Officer Dennis.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06

CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
At the Crawford last night Miss Char
lotte Thompson closed her engagement in
this city with repetition Of East Lynn.
1t is not necessary to enter inter into de-
tails of the work done by Miss Thompson,
as her fame extends from ocean to ocean,
and she is acknowledged by the best
known critics to be par excellence in this
play. Her work in the closing act was far
In advance of any actress seen here this
season William Ielrance, rs Archibald
Crrlyle; L. II. Stephens Mr.. Dill;
Amelia Watts, as Ba bara. and Mrs. @.
Howard as Miss Carny Carlyle fully sus-
tanned the reputation which they enjoy
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06
Painted plaque, Mrs. Clara F, Worth.
NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK.


Kensington embroidery, Miss Annie NJ.
Gackenbock
Silk embroidery. Mrs f. T. Brown.
Chenille embroidery, Mrs J. ". Law
son.
Anasene embroidery. Mrs. English.
Embroidered bennett, Annie VI Gocken-
back.
Machine made ladies' underwear, Ann lie
Gacken book
Handmade ladies' underwear, Mrs j.
A. Lawson.
Chlds' handmade dress, Mrs. J. W.
Lawson.
Child5' machine-made dress, Mrs. J. NJ.
Cook
Transferred embroidery. Mrs. Fred
Tiffany
Darned net, Mrs. C, e Fegtley.
Etching, Mrs. J. NJ Cook
Drawn work, Mrs. j. N. Cook
Silk quilt, Mrs. j. NJ Cook.
Patchwork quilt, Mrs II. Davis.
Afghan, Mrs. f. Hoff-nberger
Scrap bag, Mrs. j. W. Lawson.
Perfume sachet, Miss Eva Mullins.
Sofa pill ow. Mrs. Colonel Stewart
Table Spreld, Mrs ]. NJ Cook.
Toi ct set, Mis- Annie NJ Gackenbock.
Handkerchief case, Mrs. j. NJ Cook
Glove case, Miss Eva Mullins.
Crocheted shawl. Miss Annie NJ Gack
enbock.
Crocheted hood, Mrs. n. Cook
Crocheted sacque. Mre. Harry Schaffer.
Splasher Miss Eva Mullins
Patchwork guilt, Mrs. l. L. Figg.
Table scarf. Mrs Col Stewart
Pin cushion. Mrs. J. NJ. Cook.
Fancy knitting, Annie NJ Gacfenbock
Knit lace, Annie II. Gackenbock
Chain stitching, Mrs. j. Lawson.
Hemstitching. Mrs T. Brown
Rick rack work. Mrs. John Chapman.
Handsome show, Mrs. j. N. Cook
Hand made rug. Mrs. John Chapman.
Dresser scarf, Mrs J. ". Lawson.
Plain sewing, Mrs J. ". Lawson.
Fancy apron, Mrs J. NJ Cook.
Crocheted skirt, Mrs. Clara T. Worth.
Photograph cover Mrs l. ". Figg.
Silk mitts, Mrs. w w Mckee.
Net mitts, ". ". Mckee.
Slumber robe, Mrs. l. T. Figg.
Piano cover Mrs. Col Stewart.
Novelty lace, Miss Wheatley
Hand made handkerchief. Mrs. Col
Stewart.
The first CAGE of the day was the 2:40 trot
entered by Baby l.. b. M, owned by T.
Struble; Gov. Brambett, b H.. owned by J.
Kittleman, of Norway: Teazor. h. e, own
ed by II. Smith. OF Colwich Baby L. won
first, third and fourth heats, Teazor TAX
ing second heat and making good second
III other heats
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06

Not Ioug sgo a Gr. ssr va. r,.rr,ed 70 a
2lz Dz-oz-. AID a zs..s.s ga .s,ss zr,@x-so-,.
i fss,=l 70 - sa.u sog.rx x~~-w~
ktss7@ sFp ere c5e. f1@ FAx@oz 49,
=; 50 Cor Eyzs-z. fzJ Il rrsr<s-
siAs 'z-aSe t~S ozzs- - lz-A1e :2szo az.
ssr. sAen n an. AID Gee ~ -~2
A-N so<s a caxeEs xsso G.. .eSzs
Ho~ nj -. r~r1s- ~ x=1 By
n~s SIX ~ AZ 1s- EzusiPsy'
E9~e - < b. grzzE srscso<s hes-~-a
ley "a ~ G-ST .. a. AZ arc ssss-ss
-YssSs1zrx Bsz2<<zz.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06

In the novelty race Barry Owen reached
first quarter in ;2555 and Rosetta won the
half with Clanaipin a close second, Alex
got third money. Time 81
The quarter mile dash was won By Blue
Bird with Barrey Owen second b. half
length. Tine :23]f
Mrs. Grant Hatfield was awarded the
blue ribon for driving double and Mrs
Erich awarded first prize for driving sin
gle.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06
The Change II MAKE.

Merchant Ialor-15ood morning. Nr. True
pay Tat can CO for yoz this fs1orufagi
M Ir1epar-I want sci. Of clothes.
Yes, sar. John, t0s tape ard boos. paez-e :
"Oh, don't want q Xxi: 70 measure.
waut a ready made Ezi, -
En- Ready rasdsr
Yes. "a cheap che
Certainly, certainly Right thss ~sy.
please tsdn't heard .. ycgzr marriage. -
New York WeexlT
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06
GERMAN FAIR.

The German Lutheran fair is to be held
October to II at the Garfield opera hall
Most elaborate preparations have been
made by the ladies of the society. All the
proceeds OF the fair are for the benefit of
the German church The hall will be open
at o'clock Admission ~ cents. All
friends cordially llviled.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06
For the Eagle
SWEET FRIENDSHIP.

SWEET FRIENDSHIP.
Who is it makes himself bore.
BY askirg questions DER and DER,
Until you wish he was'no morel
friend"
no ,lways tells and is elate,
7 at yJu are both from the same state.
" uo hangs to you ike grim old fate!
friend"
Who spoils your quiet Sunday rest,
And tells stale joaes with fearful Zest.
And Is offensive at his bestt
A friend"
Who borrows your last cent Of cash
And then goes of and cuts dash,
While you economiZe on hash!
A friend"
Who is 1t takes the most delight,
II e'er you feel misfortune's blight,
VINO is the first to z We a slight!
A friend"
Who into your affairs will pry.
Presenting ask how and why,
And Tor whose presence you neer sighf
A friend"
Who wonders if you can afford.
To dress SO well and pay such board,
And IL It's of your own accord!
A friend"
Who snubs you If you wear old clothes
But when you, new ones you expose,
Who quickly his acquaintance shows!
A friend"
WHO'S II dares to criticfSe,
And tells you what he would advise,
And whom you heartily despisei
A friend"
Who tells secret just to you,
Then goes and tells the neighbors too,
Because It's scandal sweet and newf
A friend"
Who fatters you with well laid plan.
And does you favor II he can,
Who talks about ii quicker than
A "frienG.'
Who says the meanest things OF you,
+ nd tells long tales that are not true,
Who gives your "a ults the blacklist hue?
A -'friend!'
Who Is IL that ell this offends?
The ones for whom this prayer ascendS-
O, Lord deliver me from friends,
Like these.
But none Of this is meant for you
/ Mess your foot VIII fit tie shoe;
II SO, you must admit tits true
OF friends"
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06
c. l.. :. c. SOCRATIC.

The c. L. 5. G. Socratic Will meet on
Monday evening, October IA, at $50, in the
normal class room of the N. h. church.
The regular lessons will be:
Political economy, to end OF chapter xi.
History of Rome" pages 21- 81; How
to judge picture;" chapter l. II, III
By order OF president.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06
He Did Not Like IT. sourcc.

A London bishop bad gone down into the
country TO visit a charitable institution. into
which poor lads had been drafted from the
east end Of London, and. in addressing them,
be Congratulated them on the delights Of
their new residence. The boys LOGGED I'M
accountabiy gloomy and downcast. and the
bishop kindly asked:
Are you not comfortablei Have you any
complaints % u1akef
At last the leader raised his hand
The milk. my lord
why, what On eartE do you meant tn.
milk here Is tento.d better than you ever had
In London"
NO indeed. it ain'ti7 cried the hov. IN
London they always buys our milk out % a
nice clean shop, and here-why, here they
squeezes It out q beastly COW fr-T d-B.ts
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06

The Young Women's Christian associa-
tiou wish it 10 be known that they have a
free regisIery st their rooms, 2l5 North
Market, for both women requsring en-
ployment and persons wishing 10 employ
women.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06

Visitors 20 Wichita Will find SpurGin' :
Buffet, corner Douglas and Topeka. a
cleau. attractive ana we'll conducted eat
ing place Oysters a speciality. Separate
abies for ladies Prices moderate. olI6 II
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06
ANNOU NCEMENTS.
mPoRTANT MASONIC NOTICE.

The regular communication of Wichita
Lodge No. %, \. Z. and \. NJ, will be
held Monday evening, October :, at 7:3l
sharp. Business OF great Importance will
be transacted, aud owing to the fact that
50 many of our members are absent al
WASHINGTON, il is especially requested that
all who pos IDLY can Will attend this meet
ing. By order j. II. MCCALL, ". u.
a J. APPLICABLE, Sec'y.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06

Rev. 4. H Post VIII will preach at En-
poria avenue Baptist church. corner En-
poria ave and Tenth street, morning and
even. Morning subject, Obedience"
evening, The Inspiration of Faith
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06

The End of Ezcs:ion-
Wow h-eezs-s fresh our faces fan.
And gloss iess fierce The solar glare,
And f3es are ls4S gG6AciOus than
They ze-e
Tie heated tern So Las. "a Ger:
Ard heath TAR Lssna's s1iYe-y H~r.
Ii hssar1Oc<s ta1ldeEs sE.I 10 ERE
~ utEaL
TIE sumner s-fri has IL; the shore.
Eeg srGoF for slr-z;;oa COOS
For sizes rngsxe.. Tie eide 10 uso-~
S-s Zoos -Bostoz Goz-sey
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06
Land Orcr Riankx

Address the EAGLE for the necessary
blanks 10 be used in filing on Oklahoma
land. Approved By the land comm ission
er: prepared by Coop. the Washington
land attorney. LIZ
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06

The Sunflower Chautauqua circle viii
meet with Mrs. T. p Murdoch Monday
October :. at ESQ D. m
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06
SOCIAL SWIM.
A RESUME OF THE SOCIAL EVENTS
FOR THE WEEK.
Two Young Ladies Bid Adieu to Wichita
society-The BurT-Morrison We'd
= ding in Full

The Marriage Of Mr.. Brooks and Miss
Martin-Numerous Other Weddings
to Take Place Soon--Several
Small Soirees--PerSonal Ar
rivals, Departures, Etc, Etc.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06
QUARTERLY STA ENIENT.
or the Wichita Children's Home.
ADJUSTMENTS.
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.

MRS. {. F. HENSON, Treasurer.
Mrs. A. BAsLEY, Financial Secy.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06

The Shakespeare society will give their
first social for the year on Wednesday, DC
tober 8, at the residence Of George l.
Pratt. 1917 North Emporia. 1t is hoped
that each member will be present and
bring one or two friends with them. The
society has finished reading The Temp
est" and will take up ''Cymbe line, Octo-
her l6
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06

Mr.. NJ. Z. Burlington, well known
member of the clerical force of the David
son Loan and Investment company, left
yesterday on extended eastern trip
visiting his parents and friends III eastern
PENNSYLVANIA.