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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY,
GRAND RAPIDS. MoNDAY. NAY =.

CoSoKEsssfAS-ELE VAUxdsnced with
Queen Victoria once; but he viii have
% dance around pretty lively for an
old man now, before he induces
Brother Jonathan % dance to Queen
victoria 5 free trade music.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

MoNFT 10 loan ~ q an6 r uer cert - r-ff
u edged security Perry snyder. = Cana. ei.
NFW room hesss. Cd west sids. only 500
IN trpFS. fN riles from efr $40. WI
~ trace fcr good Inf ~ e-ns. hgHsf
/ OTIS nssr Tssf g. enfF terms fT essh.
= h.lsree 81 quarterly v.fhraf interest
7 HtYr efof-e hre.rrss h.e.Es f1r sais sr
] .snsl sf SO ~rh HIrI4 ln.st w paF
rer -rf ~ investment
4 rrlw h-aea end Boz rrs1G. ~ saufh
rnrr 81 erf~ - wrrf fr
HtTF - F0 a--.s ~ lsrr far ss1s fr
b Neb-fef srf HFtr-He at from s. to , a.
7-rf saeF fe-~s
pFtCU la-as,a Isss sho-s f,r g. % ~ trsss
I HtFF esros Gre ferns rsar ~ thsf 7
arrf i1r r.rF property
PERCHSN SNYDER
~ Cana
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

Go 70 Elliott & Co.. for everything IN
the line of fresh vegetables or fancy
fruits
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

An, sabsorfber 70 TUE TELEGRAM
HERALD - bo fails a. receive the paper
rexai.rty. or Who may have reason To
complain oG late delivery, viii confer a
special favor by iuferusing this ofieo OF
the fact st oaee- send postal card or cal
~ telephone 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

For co.ds. cr0uo. sstaTa h~o--r ts
7rt s-re tcr-at use ~. Trcn-ssF Fiec-
tr.r otl. snd zrt t,e Eeuu ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

Don't forget that Fllott & Co.. are
s0ie sEents f1r Betasssa water snd
rrr-r 7o
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

Egg plants. CuSes. rev bsets and new
cahharo AT r f0tt & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

os Monroe Street.

Morton House Bi0ck. Ieiephone 80.
Have for sale st low prices ano % easy
ferr.st
on the original 0ak6sls PARK plat % res.
cence and g. business lnfs.
Dn tie silver ireft Para addition o. oai df' o.
Park ~. fire res erce lItF, above lots 502 -
feet with alley bfrf.
ALSO ~ rhu.cr resfdeUee lofs on Madison ave
and tcams-sl Street car runs lu 'front.' gf
fhesr Iofs
Erhty fve beaut ful lnfs on theirneu Vino
s1r lark aadIfl9u. 40 Iaceat to fns0r 81.
CIfiau Trey own =. fhe shove i0tf anf when
desired. viii furn sh iuinber o. those Wishing
o. hu.id.
1hcs have also 9 very choice lots left r. Q the
oTlaiuai Mirtor addition near corner a. last
A.. and Fifth-avr.
Thef Wish fo sell 2l0 lots before June and
in order o. 60 o. vii make very low prices
Title perfect Abstracts furnished 20 every
Iurrh asff.
0fbrr ueinesr taking fhefr f'mr anf afffn
tlon ~ iu .y .thfF have dee.fed ~ Offer inr esis
fhrlr haflt. .fUi rasffi rrnunff. 2 anr'f 81 re
fer11.Hu- uf soc Boz. +. 81 p rnrfnfHen i.fli
roar. nearly oue-eHaf1ef frfls froniaEf ~ i'
s0ufh SIDE of Reed FL LaEr. WIN fnafnfH. ~
Pavilion rrv being conn .afnr f.eH nfsf faiI
parF efr. These s-e hs far the fnes' GROUNDS
on Reed f4atf.
Ttev v-'H soil ftfe usrr 'fceff property rerF
lo-s a. el chsnge fer vHcaDt r.fy ~ slrHiflsn
lcfF.
Here o qui,k fortune for tts r.rhf man
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

n yer Naal Io berree nioBss on pFpa gcEtss
4 rsG ess&.e ln s12-a CO ASA CAL - Z. :
fresll
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

RICHNoND's loyalty is somewhat of
color. The STATE building Is decorated,
IN honor of General Lee, with COnfed-
crate colors. Not Sgn of the stars
and stripes IS seen, which Is very con-
s.derate % ''old glory" as 1t would not
feel honored by such company. On
the facade OF the building appears:
''B. r. Lee, Aneuca's Greatest Man" "
That - all fine enough to say Of dead
man, but, II living there are several
old veterans up North that could give
lim another thrashing vet.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Daihes Ex-
cept Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26
CROZiER & CUTLER'S
J.. 3. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
Real Estate Department.
Weston building. - Canals

Real Estate Department.
Weston building, - Canai-st
beautiful residence in the eifv - Cold
ID wafer ng.t he solo a. once. Ten acres o.
land ser out - strawberries. rasnheffiHs etc.
and only fffeeu minutes from fHc prs .Hfacf.
C4Ifw..ter Is "a baaufiful city q 500 people ou
IA iiue Of +. = A y. 3. q. T. VIII e1cnauge
for Grand I-apids property.
(4S00 WILL Buy the modern broom
pSoJV house a. - Terracf-ave-
cIeQ0 F0R THE besuuful modern house
tVUV a. $50 Jefer>9H-aFe. Terms easy
COOOn FOR THE sroom house on TIE
OGOOV southeast corner ~ NeaithY-ave
ana Lagravcs..
CSQ0 HILL Buy lot worth 500 y solt
> w. within l0 davs. Cal Of froTier
Cui,er's res estate deTartrne for paf t4cuiars
CQ10 WILL BtY a beautiful corner loi o1
fOVV Ncrth Lafayette. Only two blocks
from Bridge 80.
Il 10t want = cheap suburban lot. ve car
supply sou on easy terms b.tt ~ nion
g. 81 and uV or ] SteTart whites a9fi-
ton. so % ssN and % or 1ufh Fran1 haf-
is plas SO o. fif. We VII pui you up =
houae ~ you desire.
S20S WILL BT = lesutiiul ioi on Ives 4
b-p IUtou's adc aog-
MONFY IT, Inth-ln snv amount "
II lr1rier & Cutter sTeai ee' Ate department.
l Canal e.
TIE above ls = part ~ let ~ what Crrzisr a
q rlf rrfa TeEf Estate ffnr.s-f has -
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

A srgs ferr s--s-sr e. h~a-f
r<3pz$ =. sr-ses - s~~as ~ -.-s r-s-r- -
- A efF 1- Trsrs ga sa.< Tsra-
Ff@E e~Hss fe--. rha =
- ~ aFer fr '-r f-e
> - isSs --s- f-~ rasfrrfrr -ee--r -
T-.srssre ~ arIver - r-s 4-rs Sn T1 rr
- te -re trn Fss-zn3rs f.e~ -arv's - ~
&. i srta r.-s ~ q csa-A Lf
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

~ htt. NaaE u HstEee uHeH@k aN pros tfAtff
4 fv@ es-s.s - s~4Aa 30 s4.t Cal - 4 :
/ ooK BFKE Wv ass tuaaias ans moacEa
H g .4sr "a enf 81 a..i h4laia .4tt. lss6 Aeaf
esraer hs1 ED laWslea-zi Efe4l t&rsaie
tsr sease oGe fWa HaeaefD ia ffotc~ hoasrs 90
Melr2sl-st. safEe rc-taeaft ists vl sa4lsai.-
aFr. Is sel Rali iQt AIS arft 20 ltis eiff
80 Is l.ior- b.slaE Neatl 1 NcaHt S.
he-s -e~l t-seA ir+etAeAe -s4
Eeok sAIE-w n s,rauer fas 3 few raore 81
shess e-uE&st ges as's tet s4.is snd eil
81 F.rssea g. aaaN taa.a 81 slT4asers 81 aNy
- ~ Afe scrAtaa Eeaa hantE N..lt c@ls Aaia
oe saa slaae1 Alss s-.4.sA - teA1 ia s-nas te
II loU WtsH IS rent. hos. sell ~ eacaaa aEs
cts er q. A - ptlts. ~ r address
thelu,sc -iA hrolAcfs. s. pa. 81 -P&4s y
soe sgea- fl
Yen SALE-A very des.a4ols residence pfo.
itcft2 il ESQ ~ tAt cnet cest -. Ntttirs fA
tar cltss ~tth L&rae sftHas. ~ tut li-"Nsln
EeANrAirAers saa 90 ti'tlhlet'A t~fetet'it
trriua. tar particulars &C. 81 price terms
rtc. lA4 -ils Oh les premises 81 - fesi.t'.t
si AFs ae1 & kiH.hau- ~
SEE oJh pi4is before lntesuag 80 eau
- sut you ia locutiQu aHt prices Vs o-l
Narrff 81. Dltislut-ai- ef EAtA vars as.
th!s ageFvf'y is ner lssins ~ s--~f fst'.a
sna VII de49.c y SAFE geaf. tNA Catit 44-
save tIg advance ntu nuust ief altr aat
trias o. salt Sou, 4gF-cf talleli' At"
E'0R SALk-ope house oa Caar.esst ons
ho-ss an College ave. lwa houses -ei oss
sac the ,eis. oae hsase oa fi.sh- a,s. oi'e
lolsr en- atal-si.l onr n.ors oH fss e ifR 81,
ous ho-se Nlth heleeen ea. sHa fno ecres %
frstHo oh ~ u p 80 iisil HAe tast a' tnt4..
ase lets iust otaelar ~ tlec.fa. $3.50 be4st o-
ihe b est ..o-. AIS ~ iac ett.f alr stciea
si q great burEaia by ~ AtrEf o-f ~ da-ruf
=. tal esiias ;hc doctor Dlsi 80 hour
"A ltL ftl aht.- A.ot4 pn Nuf u.tHa 81
- l.al street car iDv triofe yoer a".l
also tort1 1-cisat fefa on Madison l.atr- ai.d
between ~oll Division 81. and 4vlcI son sft..
ail au nice drs laus Een4 water B sua traIl.
az. .oot b, $50 ca- s--E--r. tast tlr taaE
ior BONE g iof iattsi az .ef $500,
a tnakuu Eoa.8 - psl.f l.ca. - .or,h
bl n'i 'i.'e open tft-.ot'
1 81 PlH At- Ih. Are e.rtta ro25Ia heaer
ishsee las y.s tsa,e. @ e'1 asa 3 rF ';.,. eas.r.
v@.i and saa.s rrs
iAe-'.', l'e" .t-Li '''-
"'~i 'A' 'Ni '
49,, s..- f. t
o.'.'' st"N - ~.
'i ""."H e''i'- NN-'' 'oN ~ ~i.1' i'e1" '--'
,. A'ts "i -.ts h'--
~-., -,..,.,.r- -...,.,l..f.,r
eLah p 80 = N''
! lUR - tTH us rNCW4hGI farm. SD acres.
[s,e, s' .r' ,'' q re, ''' t Z, = s '.a1. .s La.
Ven ana i''.o s, ~. ~"
/ ,1i '-i~-N va 49, '- 'N
-''~"'
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/ = ~ o-' .
/ lt-
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/ ! " 81 a., "c,.iL''s ' f+l --@. ii'"F''''
D" ,.' ~ '"g .',s. .''-- 80. ,t 81, ',.'r
/ ... ., go ~ ..... ..5 rh,,
neke ls an elsi " i.-AA So, H'.l a. [.
! me BIDS are "n lA. Ha"i - -. J. 4 = y.
/ Eimsle' "id1a i'Ap-AH' @44th' l'''.
/ ECR SAIE-0r viii eNcAsuee for city proo
: trfv, an ~-1crr farm ia Case tee town
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

ualtsa Press ssp0rts. Prompt and sarir
Dslassr,. a. ths Local ss~s. ana the
Clsaasst ana Meat Pialsy Priatsd Paper
S.BliAhsd In Grand aapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

: - - So = - - - 40
: s. 80 80 % % Z = : 20 % I.,S g go 90
EELP vS9gD- xAlK
WANIED-A PrsAs ~ - Isiezr4l..- -nsr&l4
UANIED-MAN- aseut 81 ear patsnt
eaAte '-@e -cA-oAL, lfac1eat - lrle-
AL s.--s a. loH. Nee sryies neN gAttcrlss
go isses 4-s iaescrs- Aog kos erae4 rs sale
poel. Every sale warranted kare ehAact.
fermancat % N4St4rSs Ger laTms Eua ral4loIle
~ oonslnoS "a. AgeUts Gear $50 g. ss9
per nH.itA Ete iof rxe-9S. &c lcIFl lteTs.
AlPne Sale Co.. Cihe.anati d. Wca-s4. Mas =
WANTED firstelass ese.ael makers. on
W b4eA ais1 lnlerlor nirl tuFe Slcs su-A
snd E0ad ~sses Apply g. loa2Ut Bros tar
allure Co.. Ioie1o. ohio Ar
tNANTED-A butcher for STEADY ~olk mast
W understand his bus. aess tBtT0GEbly Ap-
ply. y th lVirfeaceS a1G Naaes eAEcctS4 90
Taos j. osielhorps. Msaisle NioA. Us
NEANTEp-AH active salesman. wish r.
W tA3-.sAel tr4dr, lo represent Neu ora
tea. eoatc anG spice house. Address y q. tex
-5s,, Ae~ SIA.
WANTED -Eirst Glass shirt poHsher IN
" qGlre 81 lr95 laundry, o. csl brtage-st.
WANTED Rflist'e local and travelling
a
~, 81, p toNAons > f.aAheh| ct' a
inducemtuts now. fAst seiiin~ spcfiaIt.rsf
S9 S ssS s@Ss 5 i,I.s ss5 lo h.. s'A'' D'0"- Jdas e
hkLf WAITED FkkbLE
-.---rr,
HI a - !. 80 f9i@ta aA3 dlHln& roe
sul nls~n hVuS'
" rs :, 'e'9pists' lh@ psses isTgS hip,Sr ofq lg
aiiAonoS' ioo oA'l@-s'. l
t,rs~-TrD Fonr .,,e,ta,.sa .lf,ir.. -l...r-,
sti. E,'s' ii.i,..s,"A' corner I7' il''0 .
- - -.-,- -
! XVANTFD-A coIpefent cfrl H. cenrrvl
d, ','' hoCse Or. Or is.'efenoeS required Api
a.
-, ,,-,PFn. A ,,.,,.. a., . ...is.t....,..,
4A-"''s' DIS T. u moore i-' l''-s rave Z.
/
/ yrTANTFD-A e,mneteot e,rI f,~ gen.,,.
80 rin-rir'. "o'A' 40 i'S' 0"' N, N.
'NV NJ --'-'e'
/ WANTED -Immediate'v: dining room cir.
ni,is'nn sn' p'i'e'' i'e''n7' i''''' ~ ~
h.''''V-
c,I5,I ,a-,7,.y Sgs,,rrD 80
,,-'c,., .,-,--,- ------
w A. lao" d o9oS 80, ~
etal oi.lsS 2, Hol,' ~, ~ :. h.s"'' -. e
.. Da'>i" n-'l.91r = - ~ -.
! 6lIUhI4ONo Nah Il1L-t LflAl'l-
,I1.Nqrn S7-,.,tenced ,,d, st.,o,---.,,,,e.
W hI- EApeilehCsu Lazy s5sto@' ann q
/ - WORDS per htinute' =" @ "H S~..IIi ~ q
! leleiehcys Hu"4ess l. ~ " ""s'i'II 30"
/ 1ps4duti' 'IrH-
tOR kbkT-h0obc.
! IFOR RFNT-Furuished room. st25 per week
I Inqulre AZ lsl Monroe-st li-
-----
/ n1Shed. cas and heat: with board. q.
/ RostVick ~ l26u
/ --------
| IOG RFNT-Furnisbed rooms suitable far
L Two gentlemen. Iuquire "A Ransom sr
llsr
VI roo,ns III - th Er1nSyick - so1tb biyis.or
S''' o'N"'i "'" 90
,,ou vU.--r IT.. ,,,,,, ~, -,,,,,, i- p,-t,,
| 4 " - - ~ 80 - 49, - 1iyisio I,
James Cox. agent. po'
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26
ToR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

EoR sALE-Cflce desk and chair. 81 Porter
L block. 20
GOOD cow for sale cheap enquire az ia
" Straight-si. l
TOR SALE-Drug stock. good location. good
7 business; pirt down Balance in payments.
Good reasons Tor selling. MIte l.. Box this
office. lfs
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26
KIsCELLIsE0Ua

vTAVTTn- tvps, q - A. -o,r.
~ rev f1sf~s hrrs srs Sc rs-
wrtrF Na-f it bes-s ths- 81 Ts~'e
r rsfri1. sgstt fE
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

AGENTS seoH write f1r .liBstrated ercHlar
\ and trrre r tFo v-esks fTisI of u sEou-'
Y zsssr. Tashes CIT 80 eiofhes c'fan .rT p -t
srsa1 -itfrrt TlhBrg. easy SOD r-sffa
sc y Wora 81, L7Fs ~. t1ls 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

The above ls = part IT lisf ~ what frrzis- A
Critters Real Estate Department has 90 offer
p p. ckDWEIL. Manage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

| OST-On the r.. L. A y. X j.. lake traln.
- sunday. q child ; .id etoNe. Please return
To Etdmon0's opera House box oilce. ~
I OST-A gold buttercup shaped scarf pin.
"a diamond in fbe center. between 81. Mari :
Church and the city na.i. sunday noon. Ie-
turn 20 - Ottawa-st. ana get reward. lfa
4 OST-Saturday evening on West Bridge -. a
- . bangle bracelet on ono 81 bangles WAS
the monogram &C. 4. g." Finder please re
turn 20 ~ West Bridse-st.. third floor and o.,
GIVE reward IE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26
AGEsTs- WANTED.

AGENTS-"A GCdsend 10 the instsllmeut
y bus ness The best selling articles for
instaliment agents ever introduced are The
new Catholic Shr.nes - blessed AirC. u.
sacred Heart" etc. Nothing sells ilkc them
since first Introduction of russ. Agents
actually earn FIVE times their usual psy. IL
vour local iusfsiiUont dealer noes not handle
Them, havo him write Or Tou sfn1 me h.s sf
dress. snap 10 the AGENT and dealer who
cover fhe ground FIRST strike while the ron
IL hot" II viii pay 90 telegraph frr = -tI-
c-llsrs or goods Cut this out Herbert ton.
stable p Knee sud-sf.. Boston. Mass. mann
fscturer of iDstsilment goods. I4-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

RIAL EsgAGE AID COMMISSION
: ans b soata leaia.st 'Fhene 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

EOR SAIE-0r Will exchange for c.ty prop
trtv. an ~r8crr farm ga Cascade town
ship Nc.l improved. ta.l ol OF address pr
n ". Dsnrorth. tsscade Mich. June
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

TO PARTIES desiring 10 purchase property
Ia olc 81 cine most pleasant r-gAi iora
tens wr vr1 say. please take @ look af oar
property iu Ih- village ot lisDol, al4 the1
make as au offer. Ne Me4a t.s44-ss AID are
bound % scll % Tho hlgLes, bidder as >s1L 4,
the bids are au lu. Address .. =. 4 a B.
Elmsne, GfaAd Rapids. Mich. llUu
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

IIrANTED -tEeutsfor me fIisfo~y of ths TX
w pforafrns ~. Daring Deeds I'D Grand
ct-~a.ar free Address Q. A. V1llE & Co..
Tolaso 0nIo ftff
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

WANTED want a good sEont of either
W ser 20 take orders for ny popular books
in every tQEnship in West Mich -aa. Gail or
Adde'S Warren Waite - New il0usenar
h,ort. tsran5 Fanids Mich 1-7
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

IEANIFD-Llve saissueR or salary or com
~ miss on. % SeIl ogr goods by sample -
merchants bright. new anl ssleahie si'p1
yesrana.et per ses pai1 - q feV I'VE afn p -
t-ste. permanent position s0d chance 20 hrtI1
ID = ane trade. Model Manufacturing Com
pauy. South Bend. Tod 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

9 lou.-s aHd Joss east az last s., 1us' -
Is csItly ave. ouIE 81 r and 1'. tct8ls easy.
house ans .ot oAsl oi ltsl g.. noltb of
fhf ave-. snto. payments cay these ho4aCs
d.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

kaE >ALE-A very des a4ose residence ffo
Perls ia e-e ~ tGs ehei oest lesNttiics in
csc clts, ~sth L&rss aftHat. ali tat li-t..,i t
EolNrAirurcs. aaa GO rkcet ettlaualA l@fet,-iiit
trriuo kar particulars 81 PRICE Tel iile
ttt- tl4 -llt eu lhs premises 81 80 eAi.tai. Z
81 Mrs ael & ktnbaI 4ae
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-08
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.


John Hagerman VS.. James c. McComb
judgment for plaintiff for S3977.
John Magerman VS.. James McCOmb et
al. Judgment for plaintiff for 1897.
d. b. Hine VS. Charles Mayor, judgment
for plaintiff for 1907.
+. w. Lewis VS.. L. King ct al, judg
ment for plaintiff for SOB.
c. j. RubensteIn vs. G. w. Traup, judg.
ment for plaintiff for $50.
L. Judson VS.. l.. d. Sweet ct al, judg-
ment for plaintiff for S95.
Jewett & Langworthy VS.. Rosa Werner,
trial by jury, verdict for plaintiff for sl25.
C.. f. Masters VS.. James Fathers, YER
dict of jury for plaintiff of $50
Attorneys are notified that all applica-
tions to enjoin sales Of property must be
made ten days prior to day of sale.
COMMON PLEAS.
State Us. w Morris charged with bur-
glary.
James Bohall plead guilty to petit
larceny and was given sixty days in Jail
q. Finney was given ten days in Jail on
plea Of guilty for stealing wheat.
PROBATE COURT
Marriage license was issued to William
:. Beamer and Mrs. Cassie A. Miller, both
of Baker City, Oregon.
Administrator of estate Of Harriet Hoel
deceased, files receipts in full from heirs
and is discharged
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-08
CHILDREN'S HOME

To the Editor OF the Eagle.
Please extend grateful acknowledge
ments to the following friends who have
returned brick books, the proceeds OF
which will help on the building fund for
the new Chillreu's home. Since the first
of October 1 have received as follows:
From Mrs. G.. Barth's class $50, Mrs
Kline ) cents, Florence Mulvey 10 cents,
Iva Eaton 10 cents, Mamie Kennedy SLO5,
Nellie Jones Sl05, Ellen Chatfield s. 40,
Clara Sullivan Sl.75, Phoebe :. Jones so
cents, Edna Hallowell s.. 10, Mary Will
Jams and Cressie Barrack S2S5, Maggie
Sax s., Nellie Stanley $3.50, J. F. Hallowell
ST. Florence y. Green 81, Miss Lizzie Nc
Millen's class 81 -. Mrs. o. ID. Barnes
class $l.2), Carrie Winants Sl.20, Harry
Hawley ST. 90 Bessie Allen Sl.s5, Busy Bees
of First Baptist Sunday school 80 cents,
Frances IL. Fosters class $11O. Making
with amounts on hand, S720.29
In behalf of the board of directors.
Mrs. +. J. FOSTER, President.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-08
UP FROM GUTHRIE.

Hon. 1. y. Terrill, member of the Okla
homa Territorial legislature, is in the city
greeting his old friends and acquaint-
ances He laughingly says that he came
up to see the effects of the great political
landslide III the Sunfower state. The
truth is, however, that he is after little
rest and recreation from the arduous
dnties of laying the foundations of the new
commonwealth. Mr.. Terrill says that they
are TO have another round on the capital
location next Monday. He speaks in high
terms of Governor Steele, whom he says is
a level headed man and an earnest and
honest official. Mr.. Terrill also relaxes
his politics enough to admit that the
EAGLE is doing its duty by that young
territory and its coming great people.
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LAWN TENNIS.

The Lawrence avenue Tennis club re-
ceived a telegram yesterday morning from
the FL Dorado team saying that they could
not keep the engagement to play the Wich-
tia team for second prize in mixed doubles
and consequently they forfeit the prize to
Miss Foster and Mr.. Lewis. Our players
would have preferred to play off the match
as they felt confident of beating Miss
Greer and Mr.. Bronson, but accept the sit
uation gracefully, and the rackets as we'll
The tennis toUrnamen is now over and
the season closed, though members of the
club expect to practice at times all winter.
City tournaments will be held Saturday
afternoons as long as the weather will per-
nit. This afternoon all the players of the
city are invited to be present at the Law
renee avenue grounds 20 contest for the
championship of Wichita
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IN MEMORIAM.

The funeral Of Mrs T. w. Fuller was
largely attended yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Fuller had been a resident of the city since
Its earliest days and was known to all OF
the older settlers. She was very reserved
in her manners even to reticency. She
was a consistent member of the Metho-
dist episcopal church and was the
mother of two children Charles J. Fuller
and Mrs Finlay Ross, and an affectionate,
loving and careful mother she was Mr..
Fuller's life and home are left desolate
Few married people are more closely COM
panions than were Mr.. and Mrs L. W
Fuller. They were seen seldom in public
but always together. But she has gone
home. For him the evening shadows will
now linger longer, the winter days will
seem more chill and drear and even sum
mer suns prove joyless. Sohs must take
the place of laughter and the wife and
mothers glad songs be heard no more.
since she went home
How Stil the empty rooms her presence blessed
Untouched the pillow that her dear head pressed:
His lonely heart hath nowhere Tor its rest
she home.
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CITY LEAGUE PROGRAM.

Programme of City League, Novemb be-
II. 1890, held at Dogde Avenue NJ f.
church 7:30
Devotional exercises, conducted by Rev.
c. c. Woods.
Music-Dodge avenue Epworth League
Report of Emporia Avenue Chapter.
Report of First VI. f. Chapter
Music-Epworth League, Emporia ave
nue.
Report of Dodge avenue Chapter.
Mcsic-Quartette-Epworth League of
First ". +. church.
Paper-"Early Life OF the Wesleys. -
Miss H. Smith. First NJ F. church
Music-Epworth League Dodge avenue.
Paper-"How to Make the League Effec-
tive"-Claud VI. Gray. Dodge avenue.
Music-Epworth League, Emporia ave
nue. church.
Relation of the League TO the Church +.
Rev Horner, Emporia avenue
Music-Duet-Misses Caldwell, First NJ
E church.
Address by president.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MArDE GRANGER

MAIDE 6kANGEk
At the opera house last evening A large
and fashionable audience witnessed
Maude Changers appearance in her new
play Inherited - Miss Granger assuming
the role Of Helen, a character peculiarly
suited TO the talents of Miss Granger The
title of the play is taken from a faint Of
hereditary insanity in the family OF Hele D
which finally overtakes her after her mar
riage, and causes her 10 be confined In an
asylum for some five years; r fire break
ing out she escapes and wanders TO her
own home Upon her entering her reason
is restored, when she learns that as she
was supposed 10 be incurable her n ar
riage had been annulled and her husband
had just been married 10 her guardian :
neice. After learning this she takes her
child and returns to the home OF her for
meI guardian. The child. Louise, becomes
very III, and the mother worn out with
attending her. mistakes a stupor into
which she Is thrown by a powerful
poison for death. Her grief at
the supposed death 81 the child and fear
ing a return Of the malay. she takes
the poison left for the child's medicine
too late she discovers her mistake. Upon
this founded. Inherited one 4 the
strongest emotional dramas There is not
a line Of the play As given by Miss Granger
as Helen. that does not appeal to tie feel
ings Of the audience Her work j. efTrc-
tive. always natural The generous an-
plause given Miss Granger was richly de-
served She Is undoubtedly one 81 toe
greatest emotional actresses before the
The entire support was ex
cellent. little Baby Parker made hit
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THE FAILURE EXCITEMENT.

The news of the failure of Wanamaker
s. Brown, of Philadelphia, spread rapidly
on the streets yesterday creating consider
able excitement. There was frequent in
quiry about whether or not the postmaster
general was interested in the unfortunate
t,rm.
1t was also rumOred that the railroad
stocks were going glimmering. This
created a rush to see the quotations and it
was observed that during the day the
Santa Fe had dropped six points reaching
2S; Rock Island eight points reaching %;
Pullman stock off at one time twenty
points and all eastern roads off from three
TO five points.
There was considerable comment on
cause of the depression, some advancing
one idea and some another
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The EAGLE was laughed at last Tuesday
morning for saying that reliable news of
the results of such n mixed up election
would not be had before Friday morning.
1t seems now that we might have extended
the time until next week some time. But
it will come sooner or later, possibly
later. The hoodoo about ''jobs'' and
count CUT is simply idiotic as is all the
stuff and trash of extra brains, etc. The
result in Sedgwick county is not even
known yet simply because the COM
missioners found it impossible to complete
the canvass yesterday, a job that ordIn-
arily consumes but two or three hours.