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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-20
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Whereas. II his Yiea---1 our Heavenly
Father r. take from TIE h0Ua u car tF-
loved hrot beT. EdUa-d - Bryan. 70 iYrsu2
wife and devoted mother ~ hi- infsut
child. leaving a cherries bone. where 80
lately the bT1gb. sunshine ~ happines@
obtained and touching tHa hears - each
member ~ our division. Therefore D. r
Received. By y lchlta Division No. e.
Uniform Rank. Knights ~ PTfhLas. that
9ve deeply symrat ilze wth orr afflicted
brother. and bearug in humble s1Duls-
SION - the mandate ~ she Almighty. We
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-20
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S. W. CORNER DOUGLAS AVE. AND MARKET ST.

W. CORNER DOUGLAS AVE. AND MARKET ST.
Silk Sun Umbrellas with solid gold and Silver handles
81. % to 50 30. These special values.
Real French sateens yard, including full line
Of solid cOlors.
We have hesitation in saying that millinery depart
ment is the very best in the city.
We have the artistic mmers in the city and trim your
hat without charge, while you wait for it.
Our speaks for itself inspection Of this department
is cordially requested.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-20

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-20
GUTHRIE GOSSIP.

that has taken place there
this week in the social circles, served
up to the readers. The "Kalander har-
nival" and its attendant train Of glitter,
wit and beauty. Other events Com
plimentary entertainments, literary,
society and personal mention.
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A. KATZ.

that the viii Of the Almighty subseryes
/ the best emf. BE 10 further
Resolved, That these resolutions p"
Srr.ad upon the MINUTES 81 the division
and thar copy hr transmitted 80 orr
brother and the family Of the departed.
and that he same De- published in The
L.LLr r.lrlr.
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Mrs. Nelson McCIees, of Pueblo, Col, is
IN the city.
Miss Kate Bunnell is entertaining her
sister from Illinois.
Mrs b. H. Campbell, of Riverside, is in
Kansas City visiting.
The Guild viii meet at Mrs Z. Z. Beach s
next Thursday evening.
Miss Nettie Fechheimer leaves this morn
Ing on an extended trip.
One of the largest women in Wichita
wears a number two shoe.
Governor Humphrey made his debut in
Wichita society this week
Rumor has it that Mr.. Arthur Dyer will
soon take unto himself a wife.
Mr. and Mrs Orlin Crawford entertained
few friends Monday evening.
The oyster fork is no fork at all. 1t only
has one prong and il is spoon shaped.
The possesSor of one of the finest COM
pleXions in Wichita wears false teeth.
April the Both is the date fixed for the
final ball of the season of Our Club"
Miss Moorehead, of Quincy. Illinois, is
visiting Miss Ahbie Lewis, OF this city.
The girl with the redest hair in town, a
lady tells. has the whitest, softest skin.
Wichita has an unprecedented case
where two brothers-in-law like each other.
Miss Mamie Mccall. of North Waco
has for her guest, Miss Eta Fife, of New
ton.
What is the matter with Wichita2 Even
a very small Town has twins once in a
while.
Ed Carver will entertain the Hush club
Monday evening at the residence of J. Q.
Davidson.
Monday Mrs. : f. Jocclyn entertained
the Hypatia, and all report an enjoyable
afternoon.
Mrs DIR James Rae Of Washington. D.
C., Is IN the city visiting her sister, Mrs
W. G Woodmau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of Fairview.
have gone TO Chicago where they will in
the future Ueiidc.
When Il man furnishes his first house
he expects TO get the whole kitchen with
the cooking stove,
Friday evening. at his home on Oak
street. West Side. Robert Rodgers enter
tanned "A few friends.
One Of the finest diamond pins in Wich-
tia II hidden 10y long. thick beard. and *
rarely seen 10y the public.
- F..
lege. The New England atmosphere hasn' I
reduced him in weight IN the least.
The girl who has always been twenty
years old lives IN Wichita. She went To a
party last week with youth of eighteen.
Mrs Mark Oliver and daughter. Fanny.
have returned from NaUChgz, Tennessee
where they have boon spendingthe winter
The young man who is afflicted with
seesquipedality resides in Wichita. hut
everyb body forgiyes him. He Is studying
law.
A nephew of jefferson Davis. the late
president Of the Contederacy, frequently
visits Wichita He travels for St Louis
house.
The girls are talking of boycotting the
Young man who thinks that he can never
converse with a young lady without being
giddy.
\ great many OF our fishermen have
been troubling the black bass in the Wal
nat, this last week. Lots Of h>h are
caught.
Mrs w f. Stauley'S Friday afternoon
receptions are at present receiving q large
share of the attention OF the elite society OF
the town.
There Is always hope. y woman. was
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-20

F COU RISE tn e
event OF the week
socially, was the
Kalader KaTnoval,
given by the Guild
of the Episco pal
church on Tuesday.
Wednes day an d
Thursday evenings,
in the eommodious
Methodist church.
Twelve handsomely
decorated booths so
arrrnged as TO rep
resent each month
in the We ar W T c
among the more at
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! know that ! should he,
Were ] wise enough to choose him,
From vulgar sin all free.
He'd guard me and with love protect,
He'd cherish me through life,
Each hidden sin, though small detect,
With which each soul is rife.
But Charley only tells me
He'd be happy and content,
Could he but ride beside me,
No matter where | went.
Oh. there's poor Tom, | near forgot,
The black sheep of the three,
And people say Of the lot,
That Tom the worst would be.
They SANDER him. think for spite,
They say he drinks and plays;
No matter when he does do right,
He never gets the praise.
And poor Tom says that none but me
Secs any good in him;
And talks to me of charity,
Until my eyes grow dim.
Maybe / could help poor Tom;
Next time he comes, | guess,
Unless ] change my mind again,
That / will tell TOm-yeS.
-''NEMA."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-20

to.oael Balm viJ deliver ll- cele.-T7aEsVi
lecture To the Golden STATE. 81 --lor-
day night as be First NJ. p church. and
viii address tbe u8uZ Men er4~i3sau
i ASSOCIATION the next afternoon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-20

There is n man in town who talks Arts
totIe. Plato and Buddhism, whom the
people would forgive if he would only
comb his hair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-20

Oscar belong has gone to Topeka. The
queer part of this is that nobody has in
situated that he would bring fair one
back with him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-20

Last Monday girl was seen hunting
four-leaf clovers in the front yard while
her mother, in the back yard, was hang
ing out clothes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-20

The Young Womens Christian Associa-
ton made quite a unique and successful
evening out of their dish social Original
ity always pays.
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A woMAN's CHOICE.

have three hore5t
lovers,
At least they
seem to be;
And dearly do Hove
them,
Each one is best
to me.
There : Abran Tom
and Charley,
With characters
diverse:
No matter which |
choose of them,
I'd soon my
choice reverse.
Dear Abram, staid
and steady,
is my Sunday
meeting beau;
But Charley's al
ways ready
To drive where
er / 90.
Still when l think
of Abram,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-20

married in Wichita recently whom people
have been calling an old maid for the past
fifteen years.
~
'fThere was a party one evening this week
where the four homeliest people in town
went together" says gentleman who was
one of them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-20

Local people have commenced to go down
to Geuda Springs and take salt water
baths. Mrs. II. q. Ruggles was among
these, last week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-20

The Kings Daughters of the First Pres
byterian church, will give rainbow tea at
the church, on Tuesday evening at $50.
An excellent tea for - cents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-20

Phillips, Jessie Williams, Mrs. Gould,
Mrs. BrIniey, Mr.. Gilbertson, Mrs. Bailey.
Mrs. Williams, James Phillips.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-20

Phillips, Jessie Williams, Mrs. Gould,
Mrs. Briniey, Mr.. GilbertsOn, Mrs. Bailey,
Mrs. Williams, James Phillips.
The hospitable home of Mrs. George l.
Douglass. on north Lawrence avenue, was
open TO the public Thursday evening. upon
the occasion of the Orange Tea, which
was given for the benefit OF st. Johns by
the MiZpah society of that church. The
house was tastefully decorated with vari-
Gus draperies and ornaments, all of orange
hue. In one rOrm was table filled with
articles of fancy work. both useful and or
namental, which was under the graceful
sUperlntendance Of Miss Stone In the
library Miss Cleveland presided over q
table where all were invited to come and
test their visual powers. and Miss Mar
lowe had charge Of a literary pudding"
corner, which afforded a test of memory.
the fortunate person having the best
memory receiving pretty little souvenir.
In the dining room dainty refreshments,
consisting OF ices, cream. cake, lemonade
and orange tea, were served by other ladies
OF the society. y noticeable feature OF the
occasion was he moderate price asked Tor
all articles, which is not, always the case
in church entertainments. The rooms
were filled until 4 late hour with q merry
crowd, among whom were TO be seen many
well known society people ef the city. One
of the guests was Rev. C. W. Rhames, who
viii occupy, at least temporarily the pull
pit OF st. Johns. The ladies of the society
are to be congratulated upon the success
Of their entertainments, socially as well as
financially.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-20

saturday. April 18th Miss Williams was
given birthday party by her grand
mot her Nr>. !. B. Brinley. corner OF First
and Brinley streets Il was THE fourteenth
anniversary and ~ fun Of enjoyment and
happiness was the event that II viii ever
remain q notable one in the young lady
life. susie ParAhurt. Nellie HarkhurSt
Emma Phillips, Sadie Phillips, Coryua
Russell. Mamie IooTuan. LIZZIE IyouMaG.
Eddie Bailey. Charlie Jones Freddie -ione~.
Flora ParkhUr~t. Ada ParkhUr~J. -A.5cr
frosty. Nlr-le Whitney Emma EJxby.
Fila Duncan. Cors Tucker. Anna VII
han>. Ida Williams t1rrt}r Beu5Iug. r.
Charlie benjamin, Flora Bailey. Helen
Mccarthy. Myrtle Nctarrnv. Guy Nyer>-
t,egtl- " hituey- Charles CarrTsau. George
Bsiley Nate Phillips Frank JoAn-el-
Blanche Phillips Holm Williams. -It--e
Tinker. Nicholas Bird MARY Russell. John
barley. Matthias ParAhurst. Webster
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\ great many OF our fishermen have
been troubling the black bass in the Wal
nut, this last week. Lots OF h>h are
caught.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-20

The Ladies' Social Literary society met
last Friday at the residence of Mrs. Geo.
Gray and elected the following officers for
the ensuing quarter: Mrs. .. Y. Hays,
president: Mrs. j. b Howard, vice presi-
dent: Mrs. j. l.. Rock. secretary, and Mrs.
L. T. Kimball. treasurer The society will
give musical at the residence of Mrs. o..
V. Hays next Friday at 3p. m.
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Notice to OYSteInel.

I offer for sale, at SlnnickSon.
adjoining the noted '.Red Hill" a
HOUSE with five rooms. fine view
of Chincoteague and bay, three
acres of land with water front and
shell rocks for raising seed oysters
: two beds Of oysters ready to
market next winter, first class
sloop 81 feet long, IL feet beam, 3
feet deep, and built of the best ma
terial-hnll oak, spars and deck
cedar cypress, . monitors upon
which to fatten oysters, I bateau
90 feet long, 2 Scows, tongS and
other implements necessary for the
oyster business, also household
furniture consisting of l black wal
nut marbletop parlor snit,s1 large
Iorgan "Mason& aamlln. suitable
for church, hall or parlor, cost 1915,
select library consisting of bibli-
cal, theological. historical and sci
entifc works, 16 vols. last edition
Encyclopedia Britannica l black
walnut bedstead double l single.
l crib, l painted suit consisting OF
seven pieces, 9 parlor and l kitchen
stoves, crockery and glassware,
kitchen utensils, etc / will sell all
or part of the above TO suit the
purchaser. The reason for selling
is a change OF residence.
JAMES FARR0W.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-05

The Republican majority of the
House of Congress have decided 10
award the seat to which the Hon.
George u. Wise was elected, to
one Edmund Waddill, the defeated
Republican candidate. Of course,
the law and the evidence in the
case was not taken into conSidera-
tion by the majority. The fate of
Wise was sealed before the case
was submitted tothem and no one
is fooled by the decision rendered.
The bosses in the Republican par
ty decfeed, that he step down and
ut,and the party whip was cracked
too Savagely about the ears of the
majority Of the members of that
committee to permit them any in
dependence of action. When the
vote is taken in the Honse every
Republican will, of course. become
Il party to the theft which the com
mittee has advised, even though
it is said, that many Of them would
be glad to vote to retain Wise in
his seat.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-05
Another star is TO he

Another star is to be added to
the galaxy of States in all probah-
ility very soon, but 1T does not
promise to be a very bright and
shining light. The Territory of
Wyoming with a population of
$4,000 admit males will soon be
knocking, it is said, for admission
into the Union and a majority of
her votes being Republicans, Of
course it will be the proper thing
for Republican Congress to adj
nit the Territory into Statehood.
The accession of two Senators and
one Representative to the Repub:
lean ranks in Congress, which the
State Of Wyoming would bring, is
too tempting bait for any Re
publican in Congress to ignore,
however reruguant to his convic-
tons Of right. or however earnest
the protest which the Democrats
might make to such an iniquity.
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A case testing the constitution,

A case testing the constitution
ality Of the meat inspection bill
passed at he recent session of the
Virginia Legislature was heard
before the United States Circuit
Court Of Norfolk last Tuesday. An
opinion in he case will be deliver.
ed at Richmond next Monday. but
an appeal will be taken, however
decided, to the Supreme Court OF
the United States.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-05

The publications asserting that
the Legislature of Virginia has, in
the incorporation ofthe Virginia
Sporting and Athletic Club, given
legal authority for prize fighting
or other breaches of the peace, if
undertaken npon the club grounds,
is believed t" have no solid foun.
dation. The State constitution
declares that mo law shall EN-.
brace mere than one object. which
shall be expressed by its title, nand
the suggestion that the whole
State policy Is repealed by grant
in an act Of Incorporation is
thought to be merely sensational.
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Davis. Wharf Nov

Davis Wharf. Nov. 18TH. 1889
Gentlemen-i lave been using yonr
Gnanos three seasons. and am happy to
say they have never failed to give salts
faction with any chance whatever In
reference to this seasons usp. have to
say il worked well on all my crop where
ii WAS applied. Used Potato Brand on
lrish potatoes in connection with other
guanOs costing about same. There was
great difference III favor OF your z.
Brand. Used your Super Phosphate or
sweets against sane guanos, but Of
course. applications or your Phosphate
were cheaper Notwithstanding Phos
phaIe heat ii badly. Shall continue to
use it.. John NJ. Colouma.
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Cashyille. Nov. 25ill. 1sS0

Gents-I used your Guano this scason
with results Ear exceeding MY exprctl-
tions on sweets, notwithstanding the
heavy rains that have drowned us ont
so badly. / lost my round potato crop
altogether In consequence Of the rains
therefore capnnt say about that. l I'M
lesilatingly SAY in reference to former
crop.it heatsHr.lhing have ever seen.
/ used other cords highly recommended
for sweets which cost much more. but
when | looked for them they could not
come with Imperial. l was able to dig
sweets two weeks earlier where used
your Phosphate. l shall want it again
Respectfully, b. j. Kellam.
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Nan,lna january 2Sfl. 1890.

MeSsrs. Roggs & WaterS-Gents.
Having nsed your Fertilizer most
satisfactorily and successfully for
The last two years on potatoes. |
can without hesitation recommend
it TO the favorable attention and
consideration OF truckers of this
Peninsula. 1 obtained the most
satisfactory results from ITS nse
and application than from any fer
tilizer Ieverused A. T. Doughty.
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Charlottesville. Jan. 25ih, 1885,

Charlottesville. Jan. 25ih, 1891
Messrs. Boggs s. Waters-Dear
Slrs-I have used your Special
Sweet Potato Fertilizer for two
years with the hest results | have.
ever gotten from anything on
sweets. l used it last year on land
that was never in potatoes before
that know of, which was poor
land; put them out the 2nd OF May
and dug the 18th Of July, and they
were as nice as any at that time.
some others along side of them that
were not fertilized were not any
better the last OF August. Will Use
it again this year. Jno. NJ. LeCato.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-05
Mappsbnre Nov. l4th, 1885

Dear Sirs-This is the first season
that | have used Your Gnano, l used
Potash Brand on round potatoes. and
although my crop was drowned out, yet
there were enough left to convince me
it was very superior guano. | never
had anything to work better than the
super Phosphate OH sweets. l Shall
want more of it another season.
Respectfully, s, L. Kellam.
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Accomac G. IT,. Nov. o5th. lSse

Dear Sirs-I houghtof your remesen
tative f. a. Shield. last scason.Imper-
ial Guanos. and found them to work Sc
we'll that bought again this season.
used it on round potatoes aud sweets
I have simply to Say.l 'tflnk there
is anything like it. shall continue to
use it. 1t is light and fine, and run.
further in sowing than any Guan0 !
have used. VIII. Il. Bunting
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Three Golden Rules.
Under Buy, Under Sell, Cold Cash in
Advance, is the mode of
w. j. HALL & SON.
Belinda, Va.

Come and examine their goods
before purchasing elsewhere, as
they will not charge you anything
for showing you their goods, and
be convinced of the low prices that
they are selling goods. You cam
not beat their prices in the county
for the same qualify of goods. To
those who have not come, come and
be convinced and save your money,
money saved IS money made. We
will give o few prices below. and
will assure you all goods is sold in
proportion
Road Carts So
Potato Producer for Irish po-
tatoes per bag $50
r. T. Babbitt's p1re potash 10c
Paper Cuffs per box sc
Door Locks from 10c to 25c
Clothes Pms per dozen Sc
Zylonite or celluloid collars 13c
{. cuffs(palr) PC
And all Winter Goods sold at cost.
Highest market prices paid for
produce. We receive new goods
twice Il week.
u NoTICE-We have one of the
best oyster planting grounds on
MesSongo creek, we'll seeded with
young oysters, I mile from steam
boat wharf,and 81 miles from Hall
wood station, one lighter, one fiat.
oyster houses, ETC.. which We offer
for sale cheap. The grounds are
No. l. but we want to 20 out the
business, because we have not time
TO give it our attention, and will
close out therefore on very reason
able terms. For further inforIna
tion call on or address the under
signed.
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r.ntered at the Postohice at AecomaC
G. II. Va. rs second-class matter.
The Republicans, despite their

The Republicans, despite their
declarations az 10 the advantages
nf protection. cannot agree upon
tariff bill. In election times the
Republican wants no better theme
for the display of his oratory, but
when he is called upon to vote up
on the tariff rs a practical question
many of them have constituents
who demand low tariff too earn
estly to be ignored. In Difference
to that sentiment so many of the
Republicans representatives in
Congress are protesting against
the Republican tariff bill presented
by Chairman Mckinley of the
Ways and Means Committee on
last Monday. that it has no chance
of passing either branch sof Cong
greSS. It does not meet the views
of the New England manufacture
ers and even the high protection
lists Of Pennsylvania are dissatis-
fed with it and yet it will effect,
it is claimed. a reduction of S45,-
OOO,OUO in revenues. The cry of
protection is very good campaign
thunder, but the immense rednc-
ton promised does not satisfy the
average Republican. when it is
considered az practical question.
Comment is unnecessary. Demo
Gratis at least ought not to be de
ceived longer by them.
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Farm for Sale
.1AT PRIVATE CONTRACT

~~A I'M n l u O'IA'- 1 ho.i " I -
The undersigned offers for sale
at private contract. his farm Sit
uated at BloOmtown station, dlvl-
ded by the railroad, on the road
leading from Temppranceville to-
bavside, on reasonable terms. 1t
contains S. acres, and has two
dwellings thereon, one a story and
Il half with two rooms below and
two above; the other . two story,
three rooms below and three above.
All necessary ontbnildings on the
premises. The farm is in good
state of cultivation, is suitable for
trucks and other produce, and has
upon it abundant resources for
manuring purposes, and is we'll;
tlmbered. If mt sold. same will
he for rent. For further particu
lars apply on premises or write to
JOHN T..FISHER.
Temperancev:lle.
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Cashville, Sept. 9Oth, 1899

Gpntlemen-I used your Super PhnS
plate on sweets this season in connec.
ton with Peruvian AMI salt mixed. bne
at a smaller cost. and Phosphate heat
PERUVIAN and salt, although the outlay
Of money WAS not so great, at least one
fifth. or in other words the same num-
hrr of sprouts thay harvest 5 blrrels
where Phosphate was used, harvest 4
barrels where salt and ouano WAS used.
The lantl was same and We're set out
same day. l have been using it two
seasons and shall continue to use it.
Respectfully, j. w. Scott.