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ACgPREss WREATH.
For Memorial Day.

They heed not the silent dead,
The rattle and roar of musltetry;
And needless they the tears we shed,
The garlands showered by you and me-
Thess last t1ow'rs of Springs ministry.
No moro thoy list the cannon's roar.
This saddest day of all the year.
The call ito arms for them no more
Rings as a message or clarion clear
Nor gives to each joy or fear.
Now strew the Army of the Dead,
With roses white and crimson red.
For you they fought, for me they bled.
They heed not tho tramp of feet,
Nor clashing cymbal nor fling shrill;
a eurging mass comes up the street.
A legion lteth low and still,
Within the valley and on the hill.
The solemn. measured tread, and slow,
Stirs them not nor beat OF drum,
The clangor of arms. or bugle's blow.
With deaths swift mandates overcome,
The hands are still, the lips are dumb.
When the rose begins its blossoming
Thro' love and memory's fostering,
These loving tributes sad we bring.
Four hundred thousand loyal men,
Soldiers and sailors, martyred slatnl
They fell on mountain, in forest glen
They died in prison. in swamp, and plain
For the peace that doth so SweetlY reign.
Now grey-haired veterans fill each rank,
No youthful. dancing blood is there,
They have of yictory'B trluinphs drank,
OF Rlorys valor joyed their share,
And years and honors humbIy wear.
Then scatter the gallant brave and true
With blossoms red, and white and blue
They fought for me, they died for you.
II there's one grave by man forgot,
Kind Nature with mindful sympathy;
With bloom and green will robe the spot
And shrine the brave In memory,
And birds and winds be minstrelsy.
Yet they heed not the waving grass.
The sobbing winds or sweet May bloom;
The reverent footsteps that come and pass
The mourning forms in sable gloom.
Lost is life's beauty and perfume.
Bring fiowrs this sad Memorial Day,
And shower alike the Blue and Grey.
Who bravely fought in battle fray.
We weep with tender tearsthe while.
We sigh, our sighings all unheard;
The closed eye gives no answering smile,
The silent lips 10 answering word;
Their breasts with grief or joy unstirred.
The dear old flag they cannot sec.
Dear banner that they bore so brave,
The colors loved by you and me;
Through loyalty they died to save,
Still tioate above each honored grave.
Der all the mounds the sky beneath.
Burying the sabre. hiding tho sheath
Hing my simple Cypress wreath.
May 20. 1852. GEORGIA CARVER.
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Hismethod theonly one known thatcur BY
combining the Allepsthie, Homeopathic =
others fail. KervOus Debility, strict.
mfes. WASTING WEAKNESS, Errcrs of
Yonth. LOST vIGoR, IMPEDIMEHTs TO mar
riage, want of development, etc. His supe-
eior knowledge enables him to check these
diseases Immediately, saving great suffering
Send &C. stamps for book "TRUTH' and
sworn testimonials Hours, daily from 0
AM, to P. N. Evenings from TO o. Wed.
nesday and Saturday Evenings, from to 10
7. M. Sundays till i2 noon. Don't be hum
bugged by quacks their fraudulent guarnn
tees, free consultations and cheap poisonous
drugs; they are worthless & ruin thousandr
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NNTANTED-ALL LADIES INTEREST
NM ed In dressmaking. and Wishing
perfect fitting patterns cut by acurate
measurements for dressmakers or private
families. or wishing to learn cutting and
fitting by Iioods magic scale system of
drafting, should call at once. from 0 to
IL q. IN. or . to p. m, on MRS. Il. II.
WILLIAMS, General Agent, No. sos Mar
ket street. m25-6tt
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IlOR RENT-R00MS WITH OR WITH
IL out board. l0l1 Tatnail st. m28-3t1
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Dyspepsia.

II cures every time. 1t never fails.
No record to that of this famous medi-
cine. It is made to cure and 1t does it
We allude to DIR. Smms' Anti-Dyspep-
sia Powders and Vegetable Liver Pills.
Depot Fourth and King.
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Great Reduetion in rhotographa.

One 16x2o Crayon Portrait with one
dozen cabinets for $500. Ono dozen
Petites for so centsa at Hollands Gallery
a07 Market street. Wilmington, Della
ware.
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1t Is not fact that this stove is no
longer sold by j. G. Johnson & Son,
225 Market street. All orders. as dur
ing the past three years OF their agen-
cy, will have prompt attention.
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hfiliSi Milk,

A full supply of milk constantly on
hand at Porter's, S. L. cor. Seventh and
Madison streets, one quart or fifty.
Phone GAL.
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Change of Base.

Fl. F. Bourbon q Bro, cigar manu-.
have removed from No. zig
West Second street to No. 4 East Second
street. Everybody invited to give them
a call.
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Neuralgia, catarrh, lunbago nervous
prostration, cured by Dr. ]. c. Pickels
Jos Market street.
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Infnnts, nntnt

DR.. ]. G Plckels cures liver and kid
ney troubles, To5 Market street.
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BALTIMORE
& OHIO
RAILROAD

! Schedule in efTcct May 10. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. UEroE,
1 EAST BOUND.
! sExpress trains.
alm;'12 "a - As. SIS. y a, III Is. u. III.
] Boston, '5 3s y. IN, daily, with PullInzn
Buftet sleeping Cars. running through to
Boston without change via poughkerps
ls1e Bridge, landing passengers in D. q q.
| Philadelphia, week days, % us. 0 90. q Is.
.7lo. u a.. 80. .s 49, 90, e. so. ID 10. 80 ss.
AZ D! y, m. 90, . IS, 8 os. To- %. . IS.
/ PbiladeIrhii, sundnys. . o.. IS. s7IH.
ID, 8. s. &. H. ss. 10 70 q. ii x ssr'ss
3efser u &C. s MesS .e Soo aSi X Co. % g. 70 Il
la NJ, 90. is, sos. 4lo, . 05. IS 50. q d
I.74 %, 1000, Ill 25 p. IN.
Chester. sundays. . o. 6A s1le Ts9s
%. 'lo 3J,ll 90 q. m. o0.'2 ~ o. TO- gs
| Atlantic City. week days. y 10 ii 5eA
Ip M m. = = - ,,,,e.a, asas. , y = i'
| Baltimore and Washington, ~ SO, 7GA
49, 40 oj a NJ, *is 1912 o5. a5, %. &c Il.
baltimore aid way stations, 7oa a.
baltimore and principal stations ON
Philadelphia Division, 10 90 a. m, daily.
Newark. Del, 4 3d. : OF, IS a. 40 CO n. m
.lh 10, 255, '5 Oh, sGs %, y 3D. II 10 p IN
Pittsburg, u So n. lu., IS os u. m. daily.
Chicago. Is AZ a.ni., % % p. IN. daily
cincinnati and st. Louis, az 10 D. N.
and y 65 p. M. both daily.
SingerlY Rgcomm odHtion, I OF O. M, "a,
II rs and II 10 p. M, daily.
Lnndenberg accommodation, week
ldkys, 02, II u0a. H., Q 15 and 55 d. IN.
Sundays, 8 s0R. IN. 55nnd 90 y. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET sTREET
STATION.
For Philadelphia, week days. Sa g 80.
.I25, is, ~ 81 Ell IS II. M, IL A.. 2 40, 81
u - p. m. Sundays, 10 a. m,, IL u. , "a
Is AS. o 40 y. M.
For Baitim orc. week days,5 a5, a 10. g is.
sgS3, .ll s5 n. M, , IS, 20 90 p. IN. Sundays,
~ s21 n. fn.e as and 30 p. IN.
Baltimore and principal stations on
philadelphia Division, D 33 n. IN. daily.
Ie4cept sunday. sundays 925 a. nj,
For Landnnberg and way stations.
. 25 a. M. 2 IS and 90 d. IN.
Chicago, IS Is q. m. daily.
Pittsburg, 5 90 ,. IN. daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, Ill IS a. rs.,
daily except Sunday.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILs
MISGToE.
Daily, 4 2o.s 800, 7s5. .sl5, sto.91
i9se sS oo ~ ., g. 'n iaSo noon, = y
I.7I20, 8 10, 10 10, / 50 p. m. zz.zz
Sunday, - 20, 90, ss Is. 8 30. % 3s, 80 ~
q S5 a. M, u 90 noon, 50, 90. sisI, 4 Is
70 As, G 20, = 90 IS 10. 10 10, IL 80 y. IN.
Telephone No. l93.
sS- Rates to western points lower than
j. T. oDELL, c. o. scuLt..
scneral Manager. Genl Pass. Agent
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ready made and to order; also under
wear OF all kind at Hukill i Poist,
Second and Tatnall streets.
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Family Medicine

I know OF no better remedy for liver troubles
and dyspepsias-James Quinn, Hartford, CT
Capt. Chas. Mueller, Of the steamship
Felicla,n says. "For several years havt
relied more upon Ayers Pills than anything
else In the medicine chest, to regulate mi
bowels, and those of the ships crew. Thesf
Pills are not severe in their action, but di
their work thoroughly. have used them
and with good effect, for the cure of rhep
matism, kidney troubles, and dyspepsia"
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LINE OF MARCH.


The line will be reviewed by his Ex,
cellency, Gov. Robert ]. Reynolds. At
$50 p. m, sharp,it will then move over
the following route: Up French to
Eighth, to King, to Front, to Market,
TO Tenth, to Delaware avenue. to sol,
diers' monument, out Broome to
Pennsylvania avenue, to Delaware
avenue, to Jefferson, to Ninth, to West,
to Sixth, to Market.
At the court house the governor,
mayor, City Council, Board OF Rduca.
Ition, and Others, will review the march
ing column. As tho line approaches
the reviewing stand the bands will
cease playing, and the school children,
under the direction of G. b. Rhoads,
Twill sing patriotic airs. Tho column
will counter-march and halt In front
lof the governor, who will deliver a
short address, after which the parade
will be dismissed. Troop II will then
escort their guests, Co. d, Third Regi.
ment Pennsylvania Volunteers, to
Tenth and Lombard streets, where
they will give an exhibition drill and
sham battle.
The marshal hopes the citizens of
Wilmington will decorate their build
ings, 'and with grateful hearts pay
loving tribute to the memory of those
brave men who shed their life blood on
the altar OF freedom that the dear old
flag raised aloft by our forefathers
more than century ago might always
remain tho emblem and covenant of
civil and religious liberty of an undi.
yided eouutry.n
By order of A. J. WoopMAS,
Chief Marshal.
B. d. Bogia, Chief of Staif.
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Now Is the time to order your s3. 90
crayon portrait at Cummings gallery,
302 Market street.
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Ayers Pills

May always be relied upon as q certain
cure for liver troubles, constipation, sick
headache, bilIousness, dyspepsia. iaundice,
and rheumatism. Unlike most cathartics,
Ayers pills strengthen the stomach, liver,
and bowels, and restore to these organs
their normal and regular action. Taken In
teason, they check the progress of colds.
levers, and malaria. Being purely vegetable
and sugar-coated, Ayers Pills are
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-29
Painting.
The othello Range.

Walter Joseph, house and sign paint
er, shop No. COS West Second street.
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HnnxsrCAE.
Dr.G.F.THEEL
WSoNortl, FourtR,

kSgNOrsh Fourth
6SG st., below Green,
Philad'a. acknowledged
by the press and public
as the leading and reli-
able specialist In diseas-
es of both sexes; SKIN
DIsEAsKs, Blood Poi
SON, DISCHARGES, IN
PLANTATIONS, BLADDER,
HIDNFYg. HPRrt Iuupq
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FOR sALE.

IjroR sALE-COLFs Box OR WARD.
10 ROBE LOUNGE is q perfect lounge
you can put away as much clothing OF
other articles as in the average ward.
robe. Yon get three articles for the
price OF one. No extra charge for pach.
ng or sh ipping.
Mrs. Dr. Taimage, wife of tile cello
hrnted preacher, s,lys these lounges are
very nice.
Price in Creton, $40, 9l2.
Raiflie, Sf2 Sl4.
Knw Silk, $40, SIS.
Silk Brocntc.ie, SIS, $50.
Terms--l0 per cent discount cash with
order or one ,,.elf with order: balance %
days. ALFRED COLES,
Grand and Myrtle Ayes., Brooklyn,
jS0-d&w-1y
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necoratinnlnav

Beecher's Gallery, SIS Market street
will be open.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-29

Nervous, acute and chronic diseases
cured by Specialist, DR.. J. @. Pickles.
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DR., WORTA'S COUGH CURE

Is tho most speedy and certain cure for
all diseases of the throat, lungs and chest,
such as coughs, Group, whoopinR cough,
asthma, pleurisy. splitting of blood, palms
in the chest, etc. IL does not only dry up
a cough, but loosens the phlegm and af-
lays the Inflammation, thereby permitting
nature to heal the diseased parts. For
sore throat, bronchitis and hoHrseness, this
remedy Is unequalled, also for coughs after
measels. For long standing and consump-
tive coughs this is the remedy. Price rs
cts. For sale by N. B. Danforth. Second
and Markets sts., Dilworth g. Grant Sec
ond and Jefferson sts., b. T. Diiworth,
Tenth and Market SITS. mT-tf
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A TTESTIoN : PERSONS DESIRING
"A. pure drugs and chemicals, or wishing
their prescriptions or private receipts
carefully compounded with pure mat
crlals, should go tothe drug store OF H. X,
BittNGltUlisT. No. 5l7 Market street.
Wilmington, Del.
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NJ. +. Davis joweler, Q E. End.
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The Favorite

family medicine, while travellers, both by
tea and land, find them to be Indispensable.
ave sell more OF Ayers Pills than Of all
other kinds put together, and they give per.
feet satisfaction" Christensen g. Haarlowj
Druggists, Baldwin, Wis.
AZ have used Ayers Pills for the past
thirty years, and consider them an invaluable
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poARDISG--AT i07 EAST EIGHTH
ID street. m-23-6t-s
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r osT-oNTUEsDAY AFTER rs--,1
IL noon sky-biue Scotch ter S1kssesAsa
rler ANY one returning him To Henry
Blouth, Front and French streets. VIII be
rewarded. nlgT-3t
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WILMINGTON STEAMBOAT co.
matt

QUEENSTOWN AND IIVERPO0ia
FAILING every Wednesday from PhilsdeI-
ptia and every Wednesday from Liverpool
ard Queenstown. All persons who con-
template visiting the old country, or de-
sire to send for their friends would do
we'll to call on thu undersigned agent
lhere, who will Issue both cabin and steer
age tickets each way Prepaid steerags
ltidkcts good for one year. First and sec
OF cabins secured by telegraph wlthous
charge. We also issue cash drafts on Eiirs
ilahd, Ireland and Scotland. 0tlice, No. ois
lMhrket street, Wilmington, Del.
| SAMUEL Il. RffffS. Agent.
I b@sa~ wri@ht a Hosa phtie -~f-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22
IN MEMORIAM.

Mrs. Henrietta Milton died at her resi-
dence, s47 East Oak, March IA, in the 10th
year of her age She leaves two daughters
and several brothers 20 mourn her loss,
her husband and other children having
preceded her to that better land. For sew
eral years previous to her death she had
poor health, and yet she never murmured,
never complained: always saying by her
actions, if not by words: "He doeth all
things well" We can never remember TO
have entered her door without being met
by her happy, cheering smile and her
warm and hearty hand clasp, Truly for
her heaven began on earth, and we try IN
vain to picture what heaven must be TO
one. who, amidst the trials OF a sorrowing
world like this could be so abundantly
happy.
During the latter years of her life she
seemed quietly awaiting the Masters call;
Come, We blessed of my Father, inherit
the kingdom prepared for you from the
foundation of the world; for l was hunger
ed and ye gave me meat; was thirsty and
We gave me drink" We know that our
| loss is her eternal gain, and yet we fam
would call her back. Let her loving eX-
ample teach US so to live that we may
meet her in that land where all sorrows
| shall end and where God shall wipe al
tears away. l.. NJ.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22
FOURTH WARD NOMINEES.

The citizens meeting called in the Fourth
ward was held last evening pursuant 10
call at the corner of Oak and Lawrence.
The meeting was called to order by Sen
ator o. H. Bentley, and Joseph Coates was
chosen as chairman.
The nomination of candidates being IN
order, the name of Henry Schad was pre-
sented to the convention by Hon. Geo. Ia.
Douglass. O. H. Bentley presented as
candidate Mr.. Ii. L. Good. The choice
was by ballot, and forty-nine votes were
cast for Schad, against twenty-nne for
Good. Mr.. Schad was thereupon declared
the unanimous choice of the convention
for councilman.
Nominations were in order for member
of the school board, and the names OF
Major Powell and John H. Fazel were pre-
sented. The ballot showed majority for
Major Powell, and he was declared the
choice of the convention. There was some
slight dissatisfaction with the vote for
member of the school board and motion
was made to reconsider it, but the chair
ruled it out of order, and as no appeal was
made to the body of the convention mo-
ton to adjourn prevailed.
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WHAT 1T MEANS FOR THE STATE.

Yesterday afternoon was gay afternoon
for the CITY, The commercial metropolis
of Kansas is getting ready to hang her
trade banners on the outer walls this
spring and it will be old business all along
her lines before harvest time. The coun-
try is going to bloom and blossom rs the
rose in another month and the city as
sured and warmed by the premonitlonS
begins to bestir herself. The animation
of the reason for the hope within the
brains and breasts of her business men IS
seen upon all hands and reflected by the
towns social stir and shopping life. The
railroad men say that more people, more
families, are moving into the city than at
any time for many months. The average
pocket will be reinforced for the extra
Jingle of dollars that will be Melted from
the swelling volume of currency now lap
ping westward. The first intimation OF
returning prosperity to the state of Kan
sas will be seen and felt and her typical
and representative city is conceded by all
who appreciate in any degree the situa-
ton, and many eyes have been turned
from nearly every community in the state
to Wichita, in anxious expectancy for
months for signs of renewing and growing
life. That they will not now have much
longer to wait seems certain.
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TIE =. g. b. CLUB.

This wellknown and popular club Of
College Hill, will give grand entertain
meut in their hall next Monday night,
March %. 1891, presenting the following
program:
A comical sketch in one act entitled, "A
Manager in Distress" introducing songs
and limitations OF well known actors and
actresses. Following the sketch will come
THE Dumb Orator" music. songs and
comic reading Gin dialect. whole will
conclude with q new side-spiitting farce
entitled Jerry Simpsons Reception, J"
introducing the whole company in their
sncialties consisting OF songs, dances and
funny sayings.
The curtain rises at S O'Clock sharp
Arrangements will be made with the car
company to convey people home after the
entertainment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22
A GOOD HOG AND CATTLE MARKET.

The week lust ended has been one of
unusual activity at the stock yards. The
number of hogs received during the week
WAC s15 OF this number the local pack
inc houses bought 4, $40 or little over
half But it must not be supposed from
this that the local packers got all they
wanted, and then left the balance for out
side hackers and spectators. Our pack
mo houses needed great many more hogs
70 supply their constantly growing trade,
hut the BUYERS for outside packers were
very active in supplying their houses and
they got their share of the hogs And OF
course the price have advanced apsce with
all the other leading markets of the coun-
try. under this condition of affairs
The cattle market was also mucn
better than it has been for some
time. the receipts being eS4, the largest
for many weeks Buyers of cattle were
numerous, and the competition was CORE
spondingly lively. consequently the full
worth of all cattle was paid
The market is becoming widely known
| as q good one, where the shipper can dis
nose of his stock at once at good talT
nrica as many new friends of the market
will testify. and the men who make one
| shinment here as an experime. find yard
accommodations. prices and everything
| Else connected with the market so gooo
| that they make this their permanent
stoppiug point. And thus the market
business grows and proSpers, and thus Il
will continue TO grow until il Is the great
est market of the southwest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22
THE HIGH SCHOOL.

The exercises at High school chapel,
Friday afternoon were conducted by the
Crescent society. There were some very
good essays, namely, by Grace Young,
Maud Dowd, Susie Anderson, John Gribe,
The recitations by Birdie Wonderly, Clara
Gehring, Virginia Harrell, Sadie Cald-
well were we'll delivered. The latter.
"Katrina's Visit to New York, is diffl-
cult piece to declaim, but Sadie got
there as though she was born duchess
The piano solo by Lucy Guthrie was good,
as were the duets by the Misses Leslie ana
Dunning Allow me to suggest TO the
teachers that a little more care in instruc-
ton to the scholars as to poise, gesture
and voice, in reciting and reading would
not be amiss. OF course many of the boys
and girls are young and easily embarrassed
and lack confidence in themselves, but TO
overcome this and teach them ease and
grace is the province OF the teacher. Inc
following is the program:
Essay. Through Difficulties to the Stars
Grace Young.
Essay. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..faper
BERTHE Null.
Piano Solo. .......-...... Lucy Guthrle
Reading. .......,......:... .Itaipn inStd ni
REcltdClOn. .LlbLlS I1C-SNACS CSOA J
Birdie Wonderly.
Amos McClain.
| Instrumental Solo. The Misses Leslie
| Recitation The Little Tomboy
Clara Gehring.
Reading. First Half Iris
Lille Benn.
| Essay a q ouIheJ
| Geo. Gehring
| ESSAY. Our First Governor
John Gribe.
| Essay ..........s.... ....ouoio ALioi
| ReclCaLlOn. -.''A "a Va e@i
| Eva Dunbar.
Laura McNees.
Essay. Importance of Little Things
Maude Dowd.
Recitation. ..................Ia le OF Nos'
Theron Barrett
Reading Second Half Iris
| John Anderson.
Pearl Mccormack.
Recitation The Ride of Collin Grave
Virginia Harrell.
Instrumental Duet. The Misses Dunninc
Recitation. Puzzle of Census Take
Louis Furtado.
Recitation. Katrina's Visit to New \ or
] Sadie Caldwell.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22
PRO-CATHEDRAL NOTES,

Palm Sunday-There will be low mass
at a. m; at 1920 the solemn blessing and
distribution of the palms will take place,
Rt. Rev. Bishop Hennessey ofhcLating'
this ceremony will be followed by high
mass during which the account Of the
passion of our Lord as given by st.
Matthew will be read, this reading taking
the place of the customary sermon. In
the afternoon there will be the usual
cstechetical instructions, in the evening
Vespers. sermon and benediction.
The services of Holy week as prescribed
nv the ritual of the Catholic church will
he held on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
mornings beginning at o'clock.
The right reverned bishop will ofhelate
each day. All the priests of the city and
many from outside of the city VIII De IN
attendance. The ceremonies of Holy week
are the most solemn and impressive OF the
entire ritual and invariably attract large
concourse of people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22
NEW YORK store

One year ago we commenced selling
goods for spot cash only Our business has
increased our books are free from accounts
and no sheriff has called to See U.s. We are
positive it is the only way to do business If
Bellamy in his celebrated book, Looking
Backward" while telling US how to run our
store had said buy and sell for spot cash
only, he would have had the true and only
theory. Only one word more to this subject:
We will sell you every line of goods carried
by us for less money than houses that sell
goods on time; we will positively make this
advertisement good.
This week our large double store will be
crowded with new goods at prices that can
not help but sell them.
NORTH isp I NJ MAIN CASH HENDERSON