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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-14

The President came home from Boston feel
ing rested in body and mind notwithstanding
he remained in that intellectual center for
as much as forty-eight hours.
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The American photographer may not be
thing OF beauty or a joy forever. but he photo
graphs things of beauty which are joys forever.
when ne can secure negative that is a mega
tive
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Minneapolis is known by no other name TO
St Paul people than Pad City. How much
more poetic it would have been to have called
the twin towns PsduA and Modena
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Nowadays when . man in Iowa il nominated
for Congress on the democratic ticket he IL not
utterly without hope. Time makes m.nv
chAnxeS
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The Delaware and Hudson railroad hremen
are striking in . very mild and gentle manner.
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GLAZING SALE OF MEx,s FURNISHINGS

CLEARrSa SALE OF MEx's FuRN1sH1Sas
In order to close out the balance Of our Summer
Stock Of Mems Wear We have made immense reduc-
lions to make them move quickly. We need the room
for the new goods which are expected shortly.
All CSC. Scarfs tPuffs, Tecks and 4.in.H.ud).
Reduced to 12k CENTS.
All &c. and SOC scarfs tPufs Tecks and Ain Hand,
Reduced to 20 CENTS.
2sc Fancy Striped soI, sizes 8. on and 10.
Reduced to lsc or for SO CENTS.
$50. Fancy Lsle Thread so,. All sizes.
Reduced to 25 CENTS
Doc. Fancy Lislo Thread sox. All sizea
Reduced 10 IS CENT?
6oc. Solid Color sox All sizes
Reduced to IS CENTS
CSC. Fancy Embroidered so. Sizes and 1o,f.
Reduced to 80 CENTS
Soc. Brown Balbrigean Undershirts tsold every.
where at 5OcJ Sizes 3s. 40. 42.44
Reduced to 30 CENTS.
75c. Fine Gossamer Merino Shirts. Sizes "a. 80.
20, a..
Reduced to SO CENTS.
s2 Neeliges shirts
Reduced to % CENTS
s2.5o Neslisee shirts
Reduced to s1.5o.
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FR1DAr. Aucusr Is.

FRIDAr. AuGusr Is.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 10.
LAST DAYS OF OUR CLEARING
SALE sHOE YOUR FAMILY
NOW AND SAVE FROM IL To 70
PER CENT.
MEMS TENNIS SHOES RE-
DUCED FROM So TO slgS.
LADIES' 81 BUTTON BOOTS
NOW SO.
MEMS s. Low SHOES RE-
DUCED To S3.9s
JOHN +. LITTLE,
A. NINTH ST.
au14-2t
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W. ARE Yer Ar Ir.

W AAAsS - = AL II Il.
As II is drawing near the end
Of tho season We are making
special Of our ALL-woOL AL
BArRoss. 22 inches vida
Cream. Nile and Heliotrope, At
Csc.
36-ineh STRIPE SERGE. Red
and Blue. now Csc. Reduced
from 3711c.
40-inch Atwood ALBA.
TRoSS. Ecru, with Red and
White stripe. Blue and Red
check. Light Blue ground. with
Red stripe and Red check. White
ground, with Black and Red
check. now 37,fc. Reduced from
DOC.
42-inch ATWOOD BENGAL
INE. 37}fc. Former price, Goa
One piece left Of CREAM CAN.
VAS CLOTH. Csc. Former
price. 500.
3s-inch ATWOOD FLAN.
MEL. Plain Cream. with satin
stripe, White ground. with
Black. Light Blue. Black and
Ecru stripe, at SOC.
3SINCH ALL-wOOL CASH.
MERE. ALBATROSs and BA-
TISTE, in Cream, Blue. Pink.
Lavender. at SOC.
40-INCH ALL WOOL BA.
TIsTE. NUNS YELLING and
CHALLIE at SOC.
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49, 0t.oO "
81. Ali wool.
BARGAIN FEAsTs IN LADIES'
SHIRT WAISTS.
16 dozen neat BLACK AND
WHITE CHECK wAISrS at 33c.
Cheap at SOC.
II dozen LADIES' BLACK
sATINE WAISTS which have
been selling for CSC. now will
be TIC.
20 dozen LADIES' WHITE IN
Ola LAWN WAISTS. Our price
has been soc. We received Q lot
of 81 doz. this morning which
will be sold for sc.
10 doz. LADIES' PERCALE
WAISTS. in 70 different patterns,
now SOC. former price sc.
Tho above have drawing strings
at waist and are sizes 81, "a, SO
and 80.
20 doz. LADIES' LAUNDERED
WAISTS. made Of finest French
Percale. IS bust only, have been
Csc, now CSC.
BOYS CREAM FLANNEL
BLOUSES, now 39c.. were SOC.
BOYS OUTING FLANNEL
BLOUSES, now Doc. were soc.
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POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
SEVENTH STREET.

The chances tomorrow for some very good bargains
are excellent RED TICKET DAYS in August are
always unusually lively. and we are going to
make the bargain spice so strong tomorrow
tina. whatever you buy Will be highly
favored with saving qualities enough
TO suit any one. The list below
contains some extremely good
values but there ten
times and over many.
Just good and
even better than
these not in
the list
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T T.wALKER SONS. 2o& 10TH 81. N.w-As
81 bestos 9oods Moth proof Payer and Wax l. ant
3.ply Prepared hoonng, tlue Lining aud 1ops W. !
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WOODWARD 4 LorHRof.
Cor. llth and y srs. nv.
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Continued below
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-05

You sometimes see a woman whose old ege
is as exquisite es was the perfect bloom of
her youth. She seems condensed sweetness
and grace. You wonder how this has come
about; you wonder how il is her life has been
a long aud happy Ole. Here are some of the
reasons:
She knew how to forget disagreesble
things
She understood the art of enjoyment
She kept her nerves well in hand, and in
ficted them on no one.
She believed in the goodness OF her own
daughters and in tha, OF her neighbors.
She cultivated good digestion
she mastered the art Of saving pleasant
words
She did not expect too much from her
friends.
She made whatever work come 20 her con-
genial
She retained her illusions. and did not be-
lieve that ali the world was wicked and uu-
kind.
She relieved the miserable, and sympafhized
with the sorrowful
She retained an even disposition, and made
the best OF everything.
She did whssever came TO her cheerful and
well
She never forgot that kind words ard
smile cost nothing, but are priceless treasures
10 the discouraged
she did unto others IS sue would BE- done
by, and nov thst DID age has come TO her sud
there Is 4 halo of white hair ao0G. ner head.
she L loved and considered
this Is the sScret of iorS life ana ! happy
>-> ~ ~ii-a, s-a.. LAs.--.i
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-05
A Long Lived Tortoise.

At a recent reception at Lambeth palace
the official residence of the archbishop of
Canterbury, Professor Flower showed the
tortoise of Archbishop Laud, which he
brought from Fulham to Lambeth when he
became archbishop, and which lived 130
years. and during that time saw out eight
archbishops. 1t would have lived probably
many years longer but for the carelessness of
the gardener, who dug it out of its hole one
winter and did not find it another. Its shell
had been preserved, and was in the palace,
but from being much knocked about had lost
some of its parts. Professor Flower got the
archbishop's permission to look it up, and
have the inscription, which was almost ob-
liberated by time and i'll usage, deciphered,
and have it placed under glass case, with
its history properly engraved on a silver
plate The tortoise at Peterborough cathedral
was a still more wonderful one even than its
Lambeth brother, for it was known to be
aver $50 years old when it died. also from an
Accident, and Bishop Jeune had its shell pre-
served, with an inscription narrating its age
and history Week.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-05
Managing Dark Hair,

II you have dark hair do not let ANYBODY
persuade you into wearing it in full heavy
bang; leave that to the unfortunate blondes
who. according to statistics, do not marry
Instead, if you possibly can, have your hair
parted and brushed back with just one or
two soft locks curled little Frizzy black
hair is as bad form as that which gains its
sunshine from peroxide or hydrogen. You
want you black hair TO shine like your dia-
monds. In your heart Of hearts you ought
10 be satisfied with it, for ficaSls Monsieur
" orth says that nothing delights his soul so
much as 70 make gown for dark haired
woman. There is no earthly use in blonde
trying to turn her locks to auburn. This
color is only produced by using the peroxide
on DARK hair, and even then great care has
to be taken that too much is not used, else it
will be lighter than the Titan red desired -
New York Son
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-05
It's Hard to Hit q Man.

A crowd of revenue officers were talking
Yesterday, when one of them remarked:
"Do you know it's heap harder to hit a
man, shooting at him, than it is to hit a
squirrel the same distance2"
''Of course it is" was the general assent
1t was harder question to decide why this
was So
Gone time" resumed the first speaker, 81
shot eleven times at man, not fifty yards
away from him. He shot ten times. Neither
of us hit the other. Both were lodging be-
hind trees, but all of mine We're pretty fair
shots. I'll give you my word, wasn't fright
ened until after the whole thing was over
aimed like was shooting at a target, and
I'm not bad shot, either. They tell me that
fellow could hit nickel at hundred yards
ninety-nine times out of hundred, and
don't believe he was scared. BuS it's fact
you can hit squirrel five times where you
couldn't hit man once. Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-05
Reproducing Power of the Liver.

a scientific fact Of great value and one
which should bring comfort to legions of that
large class of persons who are weary of the
csprices of an erratic or tardy liver, has late
u been established. Experiment has proved
that large portions of tho liver can be removed
without serious disturbance to the animal
functions of the human body. The explana-
ton of this curious fact seems to be that the
liver has wonderful power of,reproduction.
Ponfck found that, within few days OF the
removal Of portions of the liver, the work of
its reproduction began, and that it proceeded
with great rapidity to completion. In cer-
tain cases he found that within period of
few weeks as much was reproduced as had
been removed, and this amounted OCCASION
ally to twice as much as had been left be-
hind. These Investigations have an interest
altogether outside of that which is absolutely
scientific, because they cannot fail to influ-
ence the development of abdominal surgery,
if it is understood that large portions of the
liver may be removed without serious danger
to life.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-05
winter Excursions VIA the santa re Ropt.

Ihe harvest excursion" season j. past
and the santa Re route, pleased with IT,
snccess IN each Of those excursions auais
comes TO the front with still another inn
cucement FOR people TO travel via tEa-
popular line. in the way OF round-triD ex-
cuTsion tickets, a. greatly reduced rates
n principal points in Old Mexico. New
Mexico and Texas. also Aiken, : e An
gusta, Ga, Birmingham. Ala. Bruins
WICK, Ga. Callahan, Fla, Charleston. :
G, Jacksonville, Fla. Mobile, Ala. New
Orleans. La, Savannah, Ga, Thomas
vile, Ga; limited 10 return no, later tina,
June ], 1880. TRANSIT: limit 70 points ln
New Mexico. Old Mexico and Tsras w;ii
De dsys each way; 70 other points named
above, transit limit will be days each
way
Tickets are also Dow On sale 10 priBcinal
tourist points Ia California. also Pacpa!x
anu prescott. ARR. Portland Ore: good
Iof 81 months. with g0iag limit 90 days
Las egs. no; Springs, y. NJ: Ogden and
csAit Lake 1ity, Utah. Idaho and Montana,
Sooa Tor - days. transit limit days each
way, Stop-oEer privileges allowed on all
tourist tickets within transit !lrastz.
nai information caserfulsy gl.ea rela-
tive 20 routes and rates Si5e-t-fp rates
aun ot1er special rates 70 points on the A.
4 a > r y K quoted ca application
>3eepinZ car accommodation. secured and
baggage checked 20 destination Call oa
or address ". ID. Murdock. agent, IL y.
Main street and Union dstso;-
GEo. 7. AiCHoLsgS.
=. 7. * 7 ~. "A l. q :. T. T. K.
%-H IOp=ka. Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-05

Who'll give me more. TEs gwen away at
one thousand dollars, actually given away
I'm waitin' to hear some one say eleven hun
lred:n
But no one uttered the magic words. The
oegum's shawl was knocked down to Nico-
iemus Slote at 81 900. Its rich dyes and
candal wood scented folds were extinguished
In a quaint eastern box, fastened together by
odd ivory rings, and carried off by Mr.. Siote
in q ponderous close carriage, drawn by two
shining horses.
Il declare, it is too bad," said Squire
Gripps.
Mr Ostrom sighed and turned away.
"a thousand dollars is thousand dollars" :"
said he, ''but 1 would have admired to see
Lucy wearin' Of that shawl"
Mrs. Slote appeared in church the next
Sunday wrapped in the historic garment.
Her strut was that Of an overfed turkey hen; :;
her aquiline nose seemed to plow the air like
the bow of some aerial boat
Mrs. Ostrom had on her faded black beaver
jacket worn shiny at the seams. She was
rather low spirited when she returned home
''Mrs. SIote did look lovely in that shawl" :"
said She
'Humph!' remarked Mr.. Ostrom, II can't
fancy LoFlsy Slote IoCAIu loFeiJ IL any
thing
Would you like shawl, Lucys" asked
Capt. Ezekiel, looking with kindly regard
at his niece.
Mrs. Ostrom admitted that she would.
The captain went upstairs to his trunk,
and brought down fat parcel.
well" said he, there's the ginoone be-
gums shawl for you, Lucy. T'other shawl
was one got Of dealer in the Punjee val
ley-no great account, anyway, although I
allow it was cheap at a thousand dollars
This 'ere's wuth five if it's with cent, and
it's the real begun shawl, Lucy, my gal
And it's yourni''
Mr.. Ostrom put on his spectacles to stare
at it, Mrs. Ostrom burst into tears.
why" cried she, Its beau-ti-full Mrs.
Slote's can't hold candle to itr'
Il guess not" shrewdly spoke the captain.
And Mrs. Ostrom's shawl SO far outshone
Mrs. Slote's, that night at church, that the
latter lady went into violent Mysteries as
soon as she reached home
"To think o. that Ostrom woman wearilf
handsomer shawl than miner said She
''Ill hev the law of 'en!r cried Nicodemus.
But he did not. His case, as Counselor Jen-
kins informed him, hadn't leg to stand on"
The one he bought was begun shawl
safe enough" said Capt. Ezekiel ''but it
wasn't the begum's shawl. l never said it
was, did I!'-Helen Forrest Graves in Phila
delphia Saturday night.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-05
Keep This for Future reference.

The Fort Scott. Wichita &; Western rail-
way Missouri Pacific Route" is the only
line running solid trains through from
Wichita to Kansas City and st. Louis.
Leaving Wichita at 9:lj p. III. you arrive at
Kansas City next morning at : o'clock.
Pullman palace sleeping and free recln-
ing chair cars through 10 Kansas City and
St. Louis without change. Remen Der if
you go via the Fort Scott Route you are
not dependent on main line connec-
tions at junction Point, but you go right
through on solid trains. This is the only
route whose main line runs through Wich-
lta. III trains are made up here and run
through solid TO Kansas City and ST Louis
IL is the shortest line 70 St. Louis
by rs miles and tho hours the quickest
Two trains daily 10 St. Louis anda II points
east. Ticket Office l35 North Main street.
Depot corner Second and Wichita streets.
f. r. BLECELEy.
Passenger and Ticket agent, l57 y. Main
St, Wichita. Kan.
H. {. TOWNSEND,
G. p. Il Z. A, st. Louis, Mo.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-05


The best. quickest and most direct line
from Wichita to 81. Louis and ali prlnci-
pal eastern, southeastern aud northern
cities.
The Frisco line runs two daily express
trains from Wichita 10 st. Louis without
change, equipped with Pullman palace
sleepers and free reclining chair cars. No
other line does it Close connections IN 81.
Louis union depot with solid vestibule ex-
press trains, without change, 10 Chicago.
Louisville. Cincinnati. Cleveland. Pitts
burg. Phlladelphis. New York and Boston
The popularity OF this line being unit
yersally acknowledged By ali competitors.
all passenger trains Of other railway lines
entering Wichita from the north, south
and west arrive in tine 20 connect with
The Frisco lire fast express trains 20 the
east
II you cannot purchase through tickets
reading via Frisco line from your starting
point. il will par yol 10 purchase to Wieh-
tia in order TO secure the advantages and
comforts of this line
For further information regarding rates,
time. connections and tnsouEn reservation
OF Sleeping car accommodations cali upon
or address ". D. Eurdock. ticket agsot.
IN North Main street. CT Oak street union
depot ID "{.HAEl,
Cen Pss- Agent.
oS.. - LOUIS, No
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-05
Black Paper and White Ink.

1t is suggested that newspapers should be
printed in white letters on black paper, in
stead of white paper printed IN black letters,
as now. The change is one to be desired by
the public, for the reason that white letter
on black ground possesses greater contrast
and distinctness, and is, consequently, easier
on the eyes. The change will give at first
an odd enough appearance to printed matter,
but the merit OF it will eventually result in its
general adoption, and in time the black letter
will be as rare as the white letter now is.
Sign painters and showcard printers recog-
nize the superiority of the white letter and
are rapidly adopting it, as is evidenced by the
numerous white lettered signs now to be seen
on the streets and in the shops. The change
would be comparatively inexpensive to pub
fishers, and as black is cheaper than white
paper, a saving could be effected With our
newspapers thus printed, reading on cars and
in dimly lighted places would be not only
practicable but easy.-Anaconda Standard.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-05

FURNISHED by the DEAN Abstract Coz
The following transfers of real estate
were fled for record in the Office of the
register Of deeds yesterday:
II Il Haskins to the Goddard Alli-
ance, ., block Is, Goddard. $3.50
J w Walters to j ID Colwich, 43 TO
IS, block =, West Pine street addi-
tion. on................................ 1900
George Hayford to Susan Johnson, 80
to SO Chautaqua avenue, divers
subdivision ..................... 400
5 j Bowers to VI Block, southeast
quarter l4-25, Observation-Disclosures. 700
Charles Bierbrower to J Stanley
30 81 Martinson avenue, Lawsences
seventh addition. .............. 1000
j + Stanley to r j Poole, 35-37 Mar
tinson avenue, Lawrence's seventh
addition. 5000
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-05
Fer sale or Trade,

Three hundred and twenty acres good
land three miles west of Valley Center at
kl5 per acre. Only 1000 cash required, or
will trade. Fine residence on Waco street
between Third and Central, east front, at
q very low figure, small cash payment.
Fifty feet and ten room house on Emporia
Ryenut, one and a half blocks south Of
Doue;ias avenue; small cash payment Fif-
" feet and ten room house and stable on
New York avenue between First and Sec
ond streets, for sale very cheap on easy
payments. Northwest corner Fourth ave-
nue. and Central, 75Xl40 feet, for sale cheap.
TIE SHEPARD q CHAPMAN MORTGAGE Co,
92tf 203 Sedgwick Building.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-05
~fHlS HaART or MINI.

This heart Of mine is sadly human,
And passion sweeps it oftentimes;
Shall earthly pleasures never fill lit
Or do l long for things sublimes
1t hutters restless in my bosom,
AS IL it pined sad and alone.
Is it the poets soul within me
That makes my spirit weep and moani
Ny heart is empty Of al pleasure
Such pleasure es the world can give;
AIy path is shrouded Still in darkness,
I've lived-and still-on hope live.
Ny heart is tired with Hopes beguiling,
And Faith droops low with weary wing;
How long can Patience bear her burdens.
When shsll these lips in rapture sing:
Chicago Ledger.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-05
AMERICAN AGENT,
JOE" " THE Halter,
WICHITA, KAN.

have the agency for the above make
OF English Derby Stiff Hats which are
net 0nfy more dar06te than the
American made Derby hats, bW are
sic months 3n ddC0nce Of the
style. This hat is retailed wherever
handled in the United States at Sc 90,
but TO introduce them here and to gain
foot-bold for the Joshua Turner
hat in Wichita have gained permission
OF the manufacturer TO sell them. this
season only, at 81 50 They are elegant
ly lined with white satin pleated lining
and ventilated, and have Russian
sweat leather. Introducing price 81 80.
Call and see them.
JOE" THE Halter & HABERDAsEER,
149 \ Main ST., Wichita, Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-05
Notice.
ANOli'e.
WICHITA. Kan, Feb. 10, 1

WICHITA. Kan, Feb. 10, 1890.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Wichita 81 Colorado Railway COM
pany for the election of directors and the
transaction of any other business that
may be brought before the meeting will
be held at the Office of the company in
Wichita, Kansas, on Wednesday, March
5, 1890, at 10 o'clock a. NJ
Stock transfer books will be closed from
the afternoon of February 3, 1890, until
the morning of March 3. 1890
GEoRGEJ. GOULD, President
GEO. {. SMITH, Secretary. dI4-22t
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-05

A citizen of Calhoun county boasts that
there Is not a railroad, telegraph. an ex-
press Office or bank III his county. The
county jail has not had a criminal inmate
within the last 1--WE years. The grand jury
Of the county has found only three indict-
ments within the last two years, and these
were against persons who had Illegally sold
liquor. The county has only two terms of
court a year, and term never lasts over
three s6ays-Chics0 0o Herald
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-05

Tbs Office 10 prepared 20 farnssa al the
hlHnks which are used IA connection with
proving ap saonse@fea3s 10 GE3ahcsaa We
use Cc1ps b.znks waseh Are ;h@ saiv
banks pFiziez- that have l,esG approved ~
the land co-n uaisxs9Ee. - " assingr0n.
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