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The store he. been completely renovated. i'm
proSenents made work room enlarged, iorce in
creased and there will be further trouble sbout
getting work out on tims have made mp dozen
o. more dinsrens designs in -COiLED skRPEHT
EiNSS" ~ both solid gold and silver. with sn.er.
sid ssd real diamond s.ttsngs silver. ~, 80 and
to o2O
Manufacturing tswelry work speciality. Medals
% order for schools. colleges, clnbs asooctntiopa
&c lug dtseount 90 Quannttsa Quality and price
guaranteed.
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1917 PEss. Ave NV. ny4

Have Far Asp CAssor Wax
Ing our Corn and Bunion FIeyentstysss Cons and
bunions removed for 25c each. DR.. J. J. GRORGEs
Pa ave. Instant redsf gustanteed my4
n T WALTER SONS. 20l 10th 81 N y
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V.Fk SAIL
lst 81 bet q and II, 1Jr and . baths :. 23 600
Hss ne bet lOtk and l1th Sr, hath. 500
lD;lst sc. b. rooms all IN i............. 5000
Va ~ bet I'd and Sd rooms. n IN i-...... $500
Massive bet 9TH and Sih n 2-stOry and b.. 4,S0D
st bet I'D ami 4Jh. sr and bath .....-.-.. 4.75O
Il Let LIST and III. houses. Or & bath. $500
lth nd st= -, row of house. 6r and bath 4.25O
9th shear ave u rooms and bath. $3.50
Lot OIL 9th ST NV bet NJ \. very desirable. $3.50
8. 8. SHEDD Il CO.,
ap2fIn $40 9Th St NV.
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k<On oAAE-
Il PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES OF ONE OR
MORE ACRES
AND
FINE BUILDING LOTS
ON THE
PALISADES OF TUE POTOMAC
-CONDUITS ROAD
TERMS IN EVERY CASE TO SUIT THE PUR-
CHASER
LOTS FROM $500 AND UPWARD
SEVERAL FINE RESIDENCES ARE NOW BEING
ERECTED ON PROPERTY ALREADY SOLD.
THOSE PURCHASING NOW ARE SURE TO RE-
ALIZE HANDSOME PROFITS IN THE NEAR
FUTURE
For plats pamphlets and further information apply
ct company's once. 14l5 st Nv. my4-2m
FoR SALE
South Brookland. short distance from
station. Price. 500 and up el0 cash
payment e5 per month.
BARNES WEAVER,
apl3-ln 629 ct. nv.
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The aoSye y 0niy PORTION Of the property on my
o. FOR fnll list call at ofe for bulletin Issued On
thet and l5ih lmy3I IkOS. v wA6GAMAN
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Only the Aathor.

Henry Guy Carleton, the author of the
'Princess of Erie" stood In front of the
box office of the Boston Museum last
Monday evening, when a middle aged
woman accosted him in this manner:
SIS this good playf'
81 have heard people say it was"
''Have you seen it:''
sob, yes, several times"
Sand you really think it ID good
play?'
Eyes, can recommend it.
She stepped to the box Office and pur-
chased three seats. In the meantime
Mr.. Carleton had stepped inside the
theater, and when the woman came
along with her two friends she again
espied him.
"Are these good seats!" she inquired.
well, they are not the best in the
house; but they are not bad ones, by any
means"
"Will you please show me where they
are; you are one of the ushers, are you
not"
mo, madam; am only the author of
the play"
And the three women disappeared like
dissolving views behind the heavy por-
tiere.-Boston Herald.
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Mexico is at fhe commence of fha Ah

| Mexico is at the confluence OF the Al
ton branch with the Wabash railroad.
The branch, as it is called, is road
which runs from Cedar City, opposite
Jefferson City, or JEFF, as it is called, to
| Mexico. In starting from JEFF we got
on a four horse bus at the hotel, filing
it inside and climbing to the deck and
covering the entire outside to depth of
four feet.
We rode some distance to the ferry
! across the Missouri, sometimes riding
on four wheels and then gayly tooling
along on OLA could feel my late hair
turning gray.
On the way we passed the humble cot
of colored woman who lives on the
corner and who is the mother of two
bright little twins known as Eyether
and Nyether. Each passenger had some
bright little episode to get off at the ex-
pense of the broad and massive mother,
but she took our sallies good naturally
and replied with many little esprit du
corps of her own.
When we approached the boat we saw
at once that it was not the City of New
York. Even the novice could detect the
little points of difference. l can truly
say that / never saw a sadder sight in
the nautical line than the steamer which
treads the dusty road between JEFF and
Cedar City. AS we approached the mud
pie which is used as landing our
driver sounded the sackbut as signal
for the old colored inebriate who acts
as crew to lower the drawbridge. The
latter is an old and well gnawed collec-
ton of warped fence boards, one corner
of which curls up like the toe of a
burned boot.
When the omnibus passes over this
bridge the entire crew has to stand on
this corner to hold it down or the wheels
will not go over, but the crew had been
out the night before attending dinner
given by the board of trade, think, and
he did not have entire control of his
faculties, so he neglected to stand On
the warped gang plank, and serious ac-
cident was only prevented by getting
off the bus and lifting it ON the boat.
The boat itself is broad amidships,
with no saloon to speak of, though if
you are acquainted with the pilot you
can get something out of his overcoat
pocket which will answer every purpose,
it is said.
The train does not start until this boat
gets across, no matter when that is, and
it is very unceTtain, for the boat might
spring aleak and fill full of sand in a
little while. Then it would be very
difficult for it to start up again.
The crew, as l said, consists of a col
ored man named Potiphar P. Rawlo, of
Galloway county. He has been mar
ried ten years, and eight children have
blessed their home, so he is told; but as
he has lived on the boat all that time,
night and day, he only knows about his
family by report. Lately he has taken
to drinking, and talks Of establishing
residence at Sioux Falls for the purpose
of obtaining divorce.
How sad it is, after ten years of we'd
ded happiness, living of course simply
but happily, the wife ON shore and the
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Hahit.

Professor Kunstler was an old Ger
man pedagogue, noted for his absent
mindedness. He and friend, another
old professor, used to take daily walk
together. One day, when the walking
was very bad, Professor Kunstler was
on his way to the corner at which he
and his friend always met, when he en-
countered young student whose face
he recognized dimly, having seen ii
every day for some weeks in his morn
ing class. The professor hailed the boy,
who was wading through the mud to
get across the street.
"Have you seen Professor Muller" he
asked. Eyes, Herr Professor" replied
the student, pausing in the midst of a
mud puddle to remove his cap respect
fully; 1.-THE Herr Professor Muller is at
the corner, waiting for you" Good, u
replied Professor Kunstler, looking ami
ably at the lad over his spectacles; 81
thank you; you may be seatedF'-Argo-
maui
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The following superStitlons are found in
an old German work On astrology, embody-
ing popular notions and receipts. printed
in LEIPZIG in 1875. Some Of them are cur
rent among people in the United States at
the present day;
To step over a ca:ld will stop it from
growing unless tGe same person steps back
the same way
II any one meets hare or a rabbit when
on Journey il Is better TO turn back I'M
less the person turns around three times
Any one going 10 bed without moving
the chair they sat in last will be subject TO
the nightmare.
II your ears are singing Il means some
one Is talking 2jout you. II the right ear.
1t IS something III your favor; il the left
ear, it is something against you.
Any one that has an empty purse should
be careful the new mcoH does not shine il
it, or else that purse VIII not have any
thing IN II a. icuS rs that moon doth last.
\ spider or your clothes in the morning
is not good luck. but IN the afternoon OF
evening all IS we'll
When cat washes itself and puts his
hind leg straight up behind its ears there
viii be Ea5n.
Any one hearing dogs howl shall stop
their ears. Tor l. Is 2 s5-2 81 b2d luck.
Put roUr .r--c &C ced first and
!ntoyeuc s-.,e ..-. -. r. ..ve ssood luck
that G:y
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se...e.. /. A..n..


We are familiar with the rush of the ex
press train a. it flashes past us at the rate
of sixty miles an hour. but light actually
travels II, 179. $50 times as fast! The Initial
velocity of the shot from the r2-pound
bronze service gun is only 1853 feet a sec
ond. or 1-556 I34 only that of light, and yei
so stupendous is the scale on which TIT
visible universe is framed that this yehi
Gle of our sole knowledge Of our neighbors
in space, which would travel around the
earth in OF ,SS6of second of time, does net
reach us from Neptune under period OF
more than four hours, while from the near
est fixed star alpha Centauri) it occupies
81 years, and from little star called Nh
in Cassiopeia its journey occupies 20.
years
These be it noted. are stars whose .'paral
lax" has been measured and whose dis
tance is known In the case of the more
distant ones thousands of years may elapse
ere their light message reaches as, and did
our optical means enable US to see what is
going on on their surface we should gaze
upon the events of their ancient history
and be eyewitnesses of what happened
thousands ~ .-= $50 u .eiSure Hours.
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| had intended to make this letter
more profound and reconcile than usual
but other matters seem to crowd out
those plans and prevent the work being
so reconcile as l had arranged for.
Yesterday received condensed story
in manuscript from man who wishes
me to get it published at once, as 1T
should be issued at least four weeks be-
fore the national conventions" he says
Otherwise the conventions viii most
likely be bitter disappointments, Judge.
He says ''the book is timely one, and
should have been published two months
ago TO fit people for the coming national
convention" He says this TO me in a
tone of reproach which | am sure do
not deserve. could not have published
the book, even if | had been at home,
and had it done by this time. Possibly
not by another year even, or may be
later than that.
hate TO have a stranger hop on me
that way for not publishing his book
and going ont afterward personally to
canvass for it. Few people of the great
work-;a-dly world realize that am en-
gagged il ,iUsiness-a business which oc-
cupies :. -- and requires my best
energies le i:ea that ! sit up in a
large h..}- a day reading rejected
manusclt,, and then III the evening
that go about from house TO house as a
professional parlor entertainer, giving
readings from my own works IN ex-
change for broken candies and the heel
taps OF large public dinners, is erroneous
and ought to be exploded somewhere On
vacant lot outside the city limits
This manuscript is, or viii be, ready
for the printer in a few days. so the
writer saws. He never wrote anything
before for publication, being an engine
wiper at the roundhouse, but ne caa
hardly wait for this book 20 come out
He thinks / am setting it up now and
sewing on the bindings, perhaps. OF
evenings after the children are asleep
This is mistake
Any publisher who would ike this
manuscript, however. can OBTAIN it By
writing me and incloeing postage, to
gether with promise 10 get the BOOK
thoroughly scattered among the masses
prior 10 the great national conventions
The author Is not d man Of letters,
though he his received quite a number.
he says, from the division sUf'eri14fensi-
ent. and has attracted some attention "a
literary circles b. having his pay gar
nisneed eighteen times n eighteen
months. lie has style. ne says seIae-
thing ike that Ct Laura Jean Laoas
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salvation A-my shelter. i'm London.


The Salvation Army shelters make no
claim TO anything beyond decent clean
illness and comfort Outside, the street
lamps burn dimly through the fog. Ii
is bright and light within. Outside, the
wind cuts pitilessly through the thiL
garments. The Shelter is always warm.
Outside, the clothing bears too often the
mark of the gutter mud 1t Is always
possible to wash and be clean" within,
for hot water and soap and towels are
for use of the inmates without extra
charge.
The women desiring lodgings may
come in as early in the afternoon Us
they will. Many do come early and sit
about and mend their tatters and gossip
a bit. taking tkeir bowl OF soup OF mug
Of cocoa with as much true neighbori-
ness as enters in other hospitsble quar-
tiers into the aesthetics OF afternoon tea
Rarely IS there heard, either n the
Women's or Mems Shelter, the sound Of
quarrels or rbald talk. Those In charge
report but little difficulty in governing
an element that IN the streets and alleys
would be almost beyond control
The warm room, the comfortable meal,
the sense OF shelter and respite from
wandering, all have their quoting
influence. AID when ne add that every
evening the Shelters ara made the
caate-v = a. active religious meeting,
vre realize lis la tzzlases are Go. left
Il IL ou - me excIEement u
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Are You Looking for a situation?

The southwest is again prospecting,
money Is plenty, and a large number OF
persons will insure their lives in 1892
Good, wide awake men, either with on
without experience in the life insurance
field, can make from 500 to $500 per month
writing applications for the Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance company For full
information in regard to contract and ter.
ritory, call on OF address.
J. NJ. KNAPP, Manager.
dis st S04 Sedgwick Building.
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Ut he does not think so rapsdiy ae sne

but he does not think so rapidly as sne
does. E;ght pounds of manuscript in
twenty -fetr hours Is his highest record,
so he says he knows that he is not so
prolific as a writer as Laura is
But still he thinks with great rapid
ity, and many of his quick thoughts, he
says, are just as good as any that he has.
He has thought quite number Of
thoughts almost identical with those
thought by such men as Tolstoi and
Thomas Brewer Peacock, of Topeka,
Kan, thus showing that he can if neces-
sary think as good thought as those
men who have made good living by it.
Above all, he says that the book is =
timely one, and when an author comes
right out and SAYS that his book is time
ly you must admit it. | would print it
for him myself, but the Little Gem
printing press which am doing all my
publishing with now is in use. loaned
it to Kansas man, who is using it to
print stud book and mark his linen.
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Musical Goods.

Mason & Hamlin pianos and organs.
Sole agent for the Bradbury piano, which
we can sell you at right prices and easy
terms. Also keep III stock mandoiins.
guitars, banjos, band goods. etc. Sheet
music 10 cents copy.
dill If BARNES & NEwCoMB.
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ATTENTION PERICs!

All Periclesians and those desiring mem
bership in the society. will please meet at
the Periclesian Hall, Garfield University,
tonight at S o'clock sharp. Members from
east side especially urged to be present.
REA WOoDMAN, Pres.
W. N. ANDERSON, Sec'y.
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90 : HERO.
\ SYSTEM.

Rescuing Dining Room Girls to Order.
The Water of Rome and That of Mexico,
Mo-, Compared-Crossing the Missouri.
A Would Be Author.
Copyright, 1892, by Edgar w. Nye.l
My last letter was written at Beatrice,
Neb., at hotel which was on fire, and
as number of errors have crept into
the press regarding my bravery at this
great fire, known as the Paddock House
fire; will say that did nothing at that
time that was not my plain duty; moth
ing that would not do again. would
have been less than man if had shranh
from my duty at that time.
was engaged in writing, in fact, had
just seated myself and loaded up my
stylographic pen with bluing, which /
carry with me, and was just about to
think, preparatory to writing. when the
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
BOARD OF TRADE.

The board of sne IS h" Board Of
Trade are requestei o ne oday Cues
day. at 4 O'Clock for tl,'. ransacylon "i
business 1t is earn stiy hope til t every
director will he present.
w. P. MCNAIR, e. &. POTTS.
Secretary Prrsldent.
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x,n ,.o,na,o v,.n,,,,o, ,.rr,...,

Parties emigrating 10 the northwes
will find il to their interest by calling Il
the Rock Island ticket Office for informa
tion regarding rates, routes and accommo
dations via this line. Do not not be de
ceived by agents of other lines as to this
route. You are invited to call at the office
and be convinced as to the superiority of
the Great Rock Island route over NIL
others. BY patronizing this line you can
have the choice of four different routes
comfort the Rock Island leads the process
sion w. II. WIsHART, Ticket Agent.
Office 1G0 East Douglas avenue. ceorne
Main street. d69-tf
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The executive committee of the county
w. C. Il. q. will meet in the NJ. T. church
atValley Center, Thursday morning. April
"A, at o'clock. The presence of all the
members desired. LYDIA L. BOYLE,
President.
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Send ten 90 cents in stamps or coin to
John Sebastian. Gen'l Tiki. and Pass. Ag't
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Ry.r
Chicago. IL, for pack of the latest
smoothest. slic&et playing cards YOU eve
saw. Just the thing Tor high five parties
For Soc postal note will send You five
packs.
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REAL ESTATE.

FURNISHED by Apologize s. Mallory,
Abstracters.)
The records in the register of deeds office
show the following buyers:
ALEU- and B II Coundeff, tract
in ne of Sc of sec % % 1e...$ 475
8 w Cooper w d lots 15S 100 Water
ST City l5UU
Il r Hulbure W lots 81 63 Hydraul-
ic ave Hyde's, lots 90 80 blk IL Lin
wood Park.
u l. Hutchinson lots Washington
ave Parmenter's Sd add ...... $50
c McWorter, wd lots l , hf of ne
or of sec "a 20 Observation-Disclosures. 2G0
II A Noble w d n$& of hf of lot Z
Dover st Hilton's ID add . $50
r Boyle W d Sc or of sec IL 294w.. 1925
w j Lane shfd lot 80 Humboldt ave
d Ntt6NO.- 0U
c NJ Ayres W d hf of NV gu and hf
OF sw or of sec 3 IS 1w........ 500
S J Adams d lots - % blk Wood
land add l . blk + Uuiversity. 100
Amount of mortgage releases, $685.. SO.
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Mr.. Pompous-See that fellow? That's
the miserable low down sharper who
cheated me in horse trade.
MIR. Hardhead-That fellow? Why,
know him. He's perfect fooi.-New
York Weekly.
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MOopMEN OF THE WORLD.

Sedgwict Camp No. ~ Regular meet
ing tonight in Peerless Hall. Good at
tendance is expected.
E. J. SPENCER, Clerk.
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Kansas State Democratic Convention s, salins
April 20. 1897.

The Rock Island being the only direc,
line between Wichita aud Salina by which
<ou can leave Wichita at $50 a. nj. and
arrive iii Saiina for dinner same day. this
company viii sell round trip tickets April
IS, 10 and %, good for return up to and in
GLIDING April -. at q rate of IS a for the
round trip. For further information cal
Rt company's Office, corner Main stree,
and Douglas avenue. W. II. NESHART.
rs TT City I. X /. y
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All the ladies of the Baptist church hav-
ing articles for the Easter sale to be given
at the Y. NJ c. A.. building Friday and
Saturday evenings are requested to bring
them to Mrs q. ID. Barnes 401 n. Law
renee ave Wednesday afternoon.
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Always Approached from the Rear.

81 don't suppose" said the teacher,
.sthat any little boy here has ever. seen
whale"
NO, SIR" came the answer, ''bct I've
felt one. w ashington Star.
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f BARNES & NEwCoMB.

Go east via the New Short line, Mis-
souri, Pacific Pleasant Hill route.
Through sleeping and chair cars without
change Wichita to St Louis SD tt
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d71tt

Blank charters and all kind OF leg,
blanks for sale by
The WICHITA EAGLE,
d71st & Wichita. Kansas
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The Woman's Unitarian Society will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Il. ID.
Hull, ~ Avenue A, off from Waco be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-12

The Equal Suffrage society will meet
with Mrs. Eldrige. corner of First and En-
poria, Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'CLOCK
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-12

tniqne Ea&.sE 20 EvcaiaE Prayers.
4 young Gardiner four ear-old ends her
nightly prayer with Amen y y H." aud
then falls asleep perfectly happy Bangor
Commercial
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Piano Tuning.

J. L. Sheldon Of Topeka, will receive
orders either at the Manhattan hotel or at
Barnes & Newcomb's. dlU9tf
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A handsome lithogrsph map of the city
showing all the streets and location of tn
ublic buildings, etc. Scr sale AT thi
fice So
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We Have Many Lines

of both staple and novelties IN
spring apparel for men boys and
children that is to your interest
to inspect before making per-
chase elsewhere.
We take pleasure in showing
our new spring goods. And if
you purchase from us we will use
our best endeavor to give you a
perfect fit, and when it come to
that ''we are strictly in it." as we
have the exclusive control of the
celebrated Baltimore Tailor
Made and renowned High Fit"
clothing which are equal in
every respect to custom tailor
work. Our prices are marked
with plain figures so near to
cost that the economical buyer
need look no further than our
store to make a safe investment
with sure returns.
We figure that a dollar is
worth one hundred cents in ex-
change for any article in our
store. An honest man ought not
expect more.
Our crayon portraits are a
great success as numbers who
have received them will testify.
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A Similar Course of Treatment.

Patient-What should do when my
stomach aches?
Doctor (brusquely)-Fill it.
Patient-And what shall l do when
my head aches?
Doctor-Same.-Kate Fields Wash
ton
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We have the celebrated Uiau -four.
Selling out at cost Rock island Grocery.
dl25 81
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WICHITA CHAPTER SO R. A. NJ.

Special convocation this evening at 7:3O
O'Clock. Visiting companions cordially
invited to be present c. NJ. JONES. II. Z.
H. L. SMITHsoN, Sec'y.
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Desperate Measures.

Chappie-Dickey made dweadful
WOW at the club yesterday. He even
twied to get up fight.
Cholly-What did they do?
Chappie-The president telegraphed
home for his governess and had her re-
move him.-Life.