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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Stated bld. vii tie received ~ the
Board of Commissioners Of Custer
rOunty unit j. DEL ok, noon, Of Mon
day, January II, 1892, tor al uuhlic
printing for winch the county -
cuuTgtahle. including n ! legal adver,
Using required Nv law To be- made, all
off "ial pubiication-, all blank and
blsuk books 10 be- furnished and all
"fhc- stauOu'ry required Tor the period
at uu- year Ihp btd- 20 be addressed
10 The md r-igp'd aud to b" rudur-rd
''Prppo-nl- fur Puntit " The hoard
rs ry-- the ,ignt, 10 r.i-ct any or all
biz. b, Orn-r uf the Board.
y. ". SwERDFIGER,
Gers Of tue BOarC.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corr and skin eruptiOns, and positively
cures piles or no pay required. IL is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % per box.
FO; sale by W. f. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Wucg Cnorg, the old r liable
"wa-h-e, - " % Was J. C std ~ hong on
Bridge -tTe-i, ha- removed To lower
Main street. near The river, wnere his
old cu-tnmers can iud him. Beet and
ch-4ur-t work in the ciiy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Boston 4 Williams desire to inform the
public hat they are engaged ~ the
wood business, and hereafter will be
pleased to receive orders T. stove WOOL.
They guarantee To furnish first class
wood and would like I receive a share
ofthe public patronage. Orders may be
lett al this Office
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Moran d Co. are making great prep
aratious for a big rush m the spring
trade, which they seem n think II in-
evitable, and have nov received and
ready To be put In running order an
elevator. They will also enlarge their
work shop by taking in the space over
A. ID. McAuslAnd's gun stGIe.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30


least eight months SIX
months Of that time it,
suffering was simply un
tOl5. then I begau the use
Of JUTICURA RENE
lies. In Two months the
awful nisease hal ceased
IL veng ance, aad my
darling boz ha : rest, and
20 ali appearances the
4 sease had yielded, but
] continued the mCdicine
TO several months after
no trace Of Il could be
seen on any pau Of his
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Yesterday east bound rain bore
evidence Of having met with = heavy
snow fall or driit. a. the wheels and
steps Of the ear we're well paced
with snow, which was pr, sumably FL
counter, Iu Iiano.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

since it, first Introduction, Electro
BitteIs hes gained rapidly in popular
favor, un:il now il is clearly in the lead
ainoLg pure medical TONES and aitera-
tivss-cOntsiuing nothing which per
mits It's use asa beverages or intoxicart,
It is recognized ss the best and purest
medicine for all silments OF stomach
liver or kidneys.-It will cure sick
headache, indigestion. constipation,
aud drive malaria from the system.
Satisfaction guaranteed with each
bottle 81 money viii be refunded.
Sold by w. +. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Cod resolutions to be adopted ia the
coming year are now To be heard on IA /
hands, aud from all Appearances,
January ], 1892, Will he the greatest
"-wear-uf" day 81 the era.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Mis- VI, ron Gordon wa "a home''
At the Residence AZ her parents lat
evening" {" "a gcudly number oi her
y ing iIieud-. Between music,
dancing and Refreshments the hour.
a--ei only too quickly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Has anyone n bookcase he II not
using? Aud will he lend Il To the
r. adiug room? II ~. he Will confer a
favor 10y inf rmiug Librarian n. X.
BOvnton.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Will Savage invites the attention ct
the public 10 call sud Inspect his uoli-
day di-play OF toys =, fancy goods aud
Novelties.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Yesterdays train bruuRht not "A soul
Co Miles City, something which j. rare
Ia the history of our city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

The perfo mance entitled "Bowled
Olt,' a comedy farce In one act. which
" s presented to a Terry audience, rs
TIE amateurs o.: that burg. is reported
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Hi Astle that his barn
will be in running order on New
Years day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

DR.. Lehchrr returned from n visit
TO bis father at Akron. ONO, last
night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Extraordinary low prices In elegant
NEw YEARS PRESENTS
Are offered during thi- week at
BAsINsKI BROS,
Preparatory 10 taking our
REGULAR ANNUAL INVENTORY. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Mrs. Or Nth wi-h-s 10 Inform all
VIII" ale To Farticipa e. in The couc,r
That there Will b- "a meeting At ter
re-idrnoe al $50 o'clock tins evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Yesterday was cool and a trif-
windy IN this section, but jus, nee
weather g. cure our bananas.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

J.. p. and Mics Anna Myer of Racine,
Wis, were visitors in the city yester-
day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

by the cri ic- ito he a very creuitsDle
performance.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

There Is no better smoke to be had
for the money than the Paul Jones
Q gar. VIII Savage keeps 'em.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

For &C Ofula IN every form Hood's
-ar-sparIlla II a radical, reliable rem
rdy. II la. an un,qusll-d record Of
cuTe-.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Ben Bird, While working 10 the
E~ri-cUpal church yesterday Afternoon.
Tell from hIs s-atTDld, tanning him con-
-iderahly aud forcing him To quit
work.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30
Worst Form Eczema
Bafied Best H.dicsl skin for EighI
Months. Cured in Two Months
by Cuticua Remedies.

This is o. certi y shat a child ofmine hat F.
zema iu iti worst form. and which bsflcl The
test medical skill t1at could be enpl we'd he re-
The little = r. Ter Nas wrapped in agony I0r At
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Mills Guy wa very appropriately
named mild City" by one Of The by
ISLANDERS a. tie depot v, sterdEy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30
$1,000 Reward.

Lost on the Tongue uvef road be-
tween Harry Cofbin's sud my place on
Monday, De'ember J It'll Atold watch
with n long gold chain attached,
Wheu lost the watch was In n buck-
skin pocket. 1 will pay the above re-
ward for it, return to me.
RoBr. AITCHIsON.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. James Campbell re-
turned to Red Lodge yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Clean cotton rags wanted at this
office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

LOsT-Lou &. Brnuiug lot n gold
medal 90 Wednesday evening, and
will pay 8 f,rIts r-tutu 10 hIm.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

\ numher of-oldi.r- were discharged
at the post yesterday aud w,uttot their
req. ctve homes ~ the est on No. I.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

II. f. B~ourdette IL a visit,r in the
city from Terry.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Alb Anderson is up from Terry for q
few day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Choice cuts 1t Hollis meat market.
Poultry and oysters in season.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

For tle next ten days W. offer "a
discount 81 Do per cent on all cash
Transact IL.
e.. b. Towers * Co.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Elder Mills OF BOzeman was in the
city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Lemp's celebrated lager beer at
Billiards..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Crescent Creamery butter at Smith
Haynes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

tie OTiginstoFs themselves nevtr
thought that their union would he
such n ,ucc 49,, after a f-w years, as il
has really turned out Ia b.. The
present tine here ARE abuu so garri-
som, with over 5000 menIu-rs, aud
ab Ut 40 garri-ous more are ia tor
charters. which will make 100 CARR .
Sous IN n few month";. Thi- all show
that before long the Aruy and Navy
Uuion Will take the place OF the
Grand Army, because the former is
increasing ind IN latter decreasing
every da,. Tue Grand Army c,nnot
exist forever, but the Army and Navy
Union Will, becau~- every day men
navy with honorable di-cha ge-. v no
will JOIN the rbnks If the Army and
Navy union, -Oourr or later. no only
for political but f0r benpic AIRY reasnns
Every man, whether marrisd or
sIt gle, ~ ho hss an honorable discharge
ir'm tie army, navy or marin corps
and WHO - n good character in the
community, IA uld join ~ soon ss
p"'slulr, because IA unity H. strength.
The Hon R-dfeld PiO:tor Garrison
No H., 4 Fort K-ogh, which m-efs
the frs ana third Thursday II zach
month, WIS o. Is chartered last NAV
and when Que looks At the number ~
and the lat chartered Carr son no.
g J, all in the shprt period Of light
MONTH, he eau see tor himself that il
wilt br n great sucOe-s, aud an honor
ably discharged : ldi-r or sailor will
mir- macy beueh : by DO. j%oinius
sopa. Come one. come al r.. ID
\ century r progress ma. not pro-
d remedy equal o. + " or am
for cttarrh, cold in the head and
hay fever. l. Is not n liquid r. -nuf, .
j. perfectly -sf- and easily supli-n
into the uo-'rlls. r. gives immediate
relief aud CUES the worst cases.
Don't -Iy th-re j. no help tor hay
catarrh or cold la the head. sinoe
thousands testify that Ely's Cream
has entirely cured them. II -u-
pe,sedes the dangerous use NJ liquids
and snuff-. 1t j. easily APT lied INTO
uostti's, and gives relief at once.
80 cents.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Chas. l.. Zitzki Of Berlin, Germany
registered into Miles City yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Frank Herman j. ia from Pumpkin
creek.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Olly three years sgothe "Army aud
Navy Juiou' was establi-ed, and even
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Capt. a. f. Neate Is in from the
country.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Try the Paul Jones cigar at viii
Savageiz
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

body. The doctors here watched the diAease
sith much Interest. and cOuld only say Well
lone In. csse Tvs known far and wide, and
everybody vas much surprised. But thanks TO
Coticura Remedies Could there he anything on
earth that would cause q father 70 r joice il sure
y Voulu te wen the little Innocent one could
nave uth a rsmedy a. hand, tSee pOr-ait here
VIM j. A. klCOLEs, BunEer Hill, lnd.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30
LOCAL 1T < NJ S.

Pet. DAILY i. in from Pumpkin creeks
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Baled hay at leighton Is Jordan's
store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

For Budweisrr beer call a. Professor
BAch's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30
Cuticura ResOIVent

The new blood and skiL purifier, internally. and
'ificura, The great skin cure, ami Cutieura soap,
the EXQUISITE sEin beautiher, externally. IN
stanI relieV- and spec lily cure every disease and
nan ~ Of the skin. scalp and blood. with loss Of
ha'r, from infancy 10 age IRON pImples TO scrof-
uia.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30
RICHARD FOX

EnterPFfaing Young Mani Trus 4 CO Instructed
and started ne ] uurkcd steadily and made money fasfer
than ! eKpectedt q. became able % huv an island andbuild
aEman swimmer hotel I'll dnutsncceed ~ that ] uil 70
20 work again at the business 10 which ] made my money
True a Cot shall We instruct and start You. reader
II We d., and n yuu Work industnuusly Yea VII b. due
time BE- able Co huv an island and bald q hafel 81 Fuu uish
% Money can BE- earned a. our new line Of uork rap
tdlF and huuorahlT. BY tnnse 81 either sex NuuuE o. uld.
and IN their uWu localities. wherever they live Any oua
can Do the work tasy % learu- We furnish even hing No
raH lou can ueFute Fuur spare mumcuts. OF aN FNur time
O. thoWurk This entirely mcw lead bring. snudsrlll SIC
cess oefcfF worker Beginners are earnIrrfr1m 50 80
80 per ueek and upwards. and more afera little erre
uenee We an fnrn ~ Nou The employ We ~
TREE Nnisis ri are r. marNalnus Nirrs and here a.
anuluUr great uH"NrI wealth Crest rlIn1
WI nenafa overs rluFtnuus worker Whoever Tuu arr
and HaafeFer an ane doing ruu want ta EuHH atcut ti1
WHuaerlal un1k ar uuoa DELAY maHrf mura m1reg lass O.
Fnu 81 fn1re Z explain here hu1uFaU Hl urite - o.
IEAE& Co. noE aooi Augusta. Malnc.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-30

Fiut Ward-E. 2. Ftsh. X. 7. -flsrt
second Ward-D. J. JruuIey. "a. ~ Billiard.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EFFIE ELLSLER.

"The Governess" has sprung into popu-
lar favor at single bound. The play was
presented at the Arch Street thearer last
night with Miss Effie Ellsler in the lead
ing role. She pictured her part as an un-
fortunate mother with a naturalness that
was as pleasing as it was perfect. The
talented actress quiet and winning, gently
touched the chords Of sympathy and won
the favor of her large audience.
AS 1.-THE Governess" Miss Ellsler finds
her way into family of great wealth in
order to be near her child, previously
abandoned. On this is hinged many in
that the whole produces material for an
excellent entertainment. Miss Ellsler
has the support of competent company.
-Philadelphia Herald.
Crawford Grand, March q and o.
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ghe aa1ina Daily Eagle: Sunday orning sreh 70, 1887

sins Cold must be the hearts that can
look on Without emotion and see these
little ones, who have been forsaken by
earthly parents, asking Gods help For
have they not been taught: when my
father and my mother forsake me, then the
Lord will take me up" While my neart
praises our God for the work We have
been enabled to do. through the donations
from the city. the country and individuals.
still our hearts yearn over those other
boys and girls who ought to be gathered
into an industrial school, and cared for
by the state. Our sisters have started
the Afro-American home and II prospered;
they will be the means Of much good and
will need our help and sympathy. as it
has been impossible for US toscare for
more than we have done in our limited
quarters. Where are these other boys and
girlsi l answer: The street is educating
them for riot, for bloodshed, for the tear
ing down of law and order. II does its
work well, but at q fearful cost!
Francis Willard IN speaking Of the work
OF the ". G. 7. q. said, 1--WE began with
the drunkards, but finding that we re-
claimed but five out of 100, we turned our
attention to the children" It seems to
NE that there is no more humane; no
more important work, than that OF pre-
vention, for it has to do with the men
and women of the future. yea with the
that the life of the American nation more
than any other, depends upon its homes
for help. God grant that with
the coming up OF Wichita
and Kansas, the needs of the children, the
need of forming rather than reforming,
may have the largest and most generous
place. Let US through cooperation of the
Humane society and the Children's homes
speak for those that cannot speak for
themselves"
Mr. r. NJ. Piatt. as treasurer, gave re-
port showing that the society, after its
winters work, had yet 8 very few dollars
in its treasury.
The election of board Of directors then
took place, resulting in the election of Mrs.
E. j. Foster, Mrs Clara E. Clark, Mrs. 3.
E. Miller. Eugene R. Shipper, w. E.
Stanley, George l. Douglas and Professor
Stevenson.
Mr. Shipper then gave very enthusiast
tic talk. presenting three lines Of work
which be hopes to see carried on during
the coming year: First, an organized ef-
fort to increase our membership. Second,
an organization of bands of mercy lnvit-
ing the children to assist in the work OF
prevention of cruelty TO animals.
Third, the establishment of head
quarters to aid in communication be-
tween the society and its agents.
The directors then met for few
moments and arranged for meeting to be
held Friday afternoon at O'Clock. at
Professor Stevenson's Office.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.

The Dinner Party from n Feminine Point
of yiew-why Women Excel There.
A moments reflection will show that
far from there being any reason for wom-
ans failure as q diner out, there is every
reason why she should excel in this char
acter The French salons prove that, as
leader of a sustained conversation, she Is
unequaled If the women of the present
talk less well it is because they have less
interested audiences. No one can be very
interesting without the stimulus of enthu-
siastic listeners Recognition Of the fact
that one is expected TO keep still would
have paralyzed the eloquence Of De Stael.
Perhaps woman's happfest natural quail
fications as good dinner company lies in
the fact that she cannot argse. This, while
it units her for the bar, should work out
her unquestioned supremacy at the dinner
table She is perfectly willing to subscribe
to two or a half dozen opinions at once;
she never lets talk about mere distractions
generate the slightest friction, and she has
the tact to avoid consistently ali disagree
able subjects.
From q feminine point of view dinner
party 10 no. SO much a place where one
goes TO crafty ones palate as a place
where one goes 70 be a. charming A. posi-
bic. This is not d&sinterested attitude,
bat It promises at least better social re-
suits than the manly one OF making the
dinner itself o serious consideration. Since
a woman regards her dinner more lightly,
it is reasonable TO suppose taat there IL
corresponding increase IN her enjoyment
Of the less AaseriA part Of the entertain
ment Is n, indeed, the browning VIRTUE
Of woman a. q diner OF: thst she may De
safely invited 70 On indifferent dinner
Kate FS>ld's Washington.
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tlemen present were: Hon. Horace Speed,
Hon. w. p Hackney, Prof. E. l. Halleck,
Lieut.. Biddle and D. S. Flynn.
Lawn tennis is getting to be quite popu.
lar with our young society people. Lieut..
Biddle is having fine court laid out down
at the military camp.
Lieut.. Goldman, Of Fort Reno, is in the
city, the guest of Hon Horace Speed.
The Christian church gave candy pull
Friday night.
There was an old folks concert given for
the benefit of the Congregational church
Wednesday night, which was grand sue
cess.
The soldiers of Capt. Cavanaugh's COM
pany gave grand military ball Monday
night. Governor and Mrs. Steele attended
as spectators. Capt and Mrs. Cavanaugh
led the grand march DR.. Snyder and
Miss Goldthwaite, Lieut. and Miss Biddle,
and several other young society couples
participated in the first dance.
Mrs. I j. Hart, who has been very Ill,
is Commissioning
There will be Lenten services at Trinity
Episcopal church every day this week.
Mr.. Vedder B. Payne and Col. Emory,
alloting agents for the Sac and Fox lands,
left Guthrie for the Sac and Fox reserva-
ton Friday, to commence alloting the
lands.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22
PAYs&Ol OGY ANo HYGIENE.

A vfnsea - . World withsna Baeesssa.
The Part They Play 4. Ess1ss-
This was tbe Discovery of Ybsodore
Schvann. also celebrated for his cs1i the
Dry. He showed City years ago shss wha:
we Gall ''pufrefaction" h not the result OF
death bot Of lie The en;nens Professor
Ray Lankestex s1s sfa4 The unplsasaat
smell and the disintesTstSoo Of dead bodies.
whether of pa2nA q animAlA. II e0Etsely
due 70 the bacserta-h h the acppmpAni.
nent Of their 6gstion- Ii y0u a0tsoy
al the bacteria present By MEANS sf eot
ing heat, and then prevent tie sccsD Of
new bacteria (which are blown About n
the das: q the am dead bsdk0 newer
parefy. Surprising thAt By the Eat Of q
ounfpotent being al bacteria coa1d he A.
initiated. the esrthr surface would soou
De covered with dead bodies. recasin ring q
changed year after yua-. csntuV after
century
The seas and lakes would Be ekokeA With
them. and we should hase 70 use them for
paving our rosd~ays and eziidAng ocr
houses. Bot, worse than tAaa Al the ear
bon snd nitrogen which we bvfng beings
Use II turn In our Successive 1QG 2asSec Il
tse earths surface from kcnexksson 70
generation vosk soon Be .aed ~. There
voaic be 10 food for the green plants:
herc8Fosous creAsares would oe&se e exist.
The contemplation u these IMAGINABLE
horrors gives % some notion Of tie part
played oy bacteria IN she order ef EAs2xA
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For the Eagle.
OUR CLUB.

Hypatia met with Mrs. jackson
Way out north, on Avenue A
That it proved pleasant gathering
Every one of US will say.
Mesdames Toler, Richards. spangier
Answered Roll call" readily.
Followed now by Shields and Singer.
Bennett, Jackson and Priddy-
coxand CLARK and Holmes came after,
With responses rare indeed;
Buckner, Leyeth. NARROW. Dyer
These preceded Olive Reed.
Mrs. Cleveland had Just spoken;
At the door there was rap
Eutered-Nrs. Nora Browser.
Followed close by Hattie Knapp.
Business cnded-aIl were ready
Repartee and retorts flow;
Sts,d and well defined opinions
Side by side, stand. with bon-mot.
Then there came. from many present.
Notes OF booka, which had been read,
Rudyard, KiplinR, Ibsen. whitney
In this Review" ranked ahead
Many were the pleasing fancies,
Thoughts and stories brought TO view;
And W. all felt wiser-better.
As our friends, we bads adiec.
Do you question where Was Gald
In q corner she Was Watching
She will not unfold the tale
IT'S for you to do the catching;
In a trtce. away she ran
Catch her, sisters, II yoI eau.
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"RENFRow's PATHF1NDERs. :"

IF Renfrow's Pathfinders were seek
ing the path that leads to the good will OF
the theater-going people of Leavenworth.
they certainly found last night what they
were hunting From the rising of the chr
tain until the going down thereof at the
end of the performance, the audience was
in continual uproar-that is, the people
just got up and roared. 1t is safe to say
that nothing funnier than Below Zero
has been seen in Leavenworth for many a
day, and no finer comedy work than J. y.
Renfrow, Jr's., last night, has delighted
Leavenworths theater people for many
months. "-Leavenworth Times, March 10
At the Crawford Grand Thursday
March 26
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For the Eagle
HYPATIA's PoET-QUEEN.

Come relumed. again and again, thy eyes
In whose gentle deeps. like bright wing d doves
Hover pure longings and passionate loves,
Come with truth. infinite as the skies.
Measureless as womanhood or her signs,
Come bringing to me the priceless prize,
kindred spirits consoling presence
As mountain environed fountains elude
In their tree-fringed loneliness human sight
While mirroring the suns of star-orbd night
From the limpid depths of their solitude,
So that in thee of all life the essence,
Reflects from thy calm deeper self, loves
White as light OF suns. bright as wings Of doves,
But still holds all in sweet solicitude-
cyril.
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Discovery Of Mahogany.

In the year 1897 one of Sir Walter Ra-
leigh's ships, in an expedition against the
Azores, put in at Trinidad for repain
The workmen used the first wood that
came to hand, and it happened to be the
now famous mahogany. By this accident
it was first introduced into England,
where it was much admired, but it did
a century later. Since then it has held
first rank as a cabinet makers wood
Golden Days
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ChfId1ah 6irs bllcity.

As the family is about 20 sit down 70
dinner the news of the death Of an aunt
is received Suddenly little Emile asks,
looking longingly at the well flled plate:
Papa, must we cry now, or can ve
wait till we have eaten dlnneri-Fhs-
gende Batter.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
I. o. o. F. ATTENTION.


All members of degree staff Of Wichita
lodge No. SO, I. o o. +, will report at l.
o. o. F. hall at o'clock, Wednesday
March 25, for team drill. All Odd Fellows
invited. By order of
FRANK DUNKIN, n. G.
T. T, STANSETI Sec
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22
J. H. HoDEETT, Sec. a. d Treas

Modern Woodmen of America will meet
in Peerless hall (old county building) cor
ner Main and First streets, Tuesday even
ing March "a, at 7:30 o'clock. Neigh bors
requested to be present.
NJ. A CARvIN, V. c.
T. H HARPER