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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-01

Mrs. =. u Stewart aud Master Earl
left Moudzy morning s0r ihsir home
L. Dorado. alter Pheasant v.sit with Der
nnotaer. Ma L Day 81 50 5oash Water
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-01

Judge Ady was in the city yesterday.
leaving on the southbound evening train
for Wellington.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-01

The cool weather last night brought out
the overcoats once more and made the
summer cars look most uncomfortable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-01

Said delegates and alternates to said conven-
lions shall be selected on June p. 1892. in the
townships between the hours OF o'clock p. m.
and O'Clock p. m, and in the city of Wichita
between the hours Of o'clock D. II. and
O'Clock p. m. of said dav.
BY order OF the Republican central commit
tee Of Sedgwick county. Kansas.
W. :. MORRIS, Chairman.
W. L. HAzEN, Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-01

Ms. Nadge Whitehead Of Kansas City.
No. IS in the city for few days. tie
guest Of Mrs Charles GoodTsAr-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-01

Remember the .oc.si a. t8e E.a.ss.a
Baptist chuEcn - jane :
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-01
WILLING WORKERS SOCIAL.

The Willing Workers of the Emporia
Avenue Baptist church will give a social
at the church, corner Emporia avenue and
Tenth street, on Wednesday evening, June
LIST:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-01

Song-Mail qunrtetbe.
Sbereopticau Views-Bridge by Moon-
light, view of Westminster, Modern
Egyptian Musicians, view or Alexandria,
Egypt, Pixies Peak. Mammoth Trees in
California, a Winter Scene, Burning of
Moscow and BpnapsrUe, Retreating
Army, Iceberss ia the Pacific Ocean, with
many others
The program will begin at S p. N. sharp
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11
PENINSULA NOTES.

DR.. Lewis P. Bush, a prominent physician
of Delaware, died at his residence in Will
mington, last Saturday morning.
A fire at Salisbury Nd, last Saturday de-
stroyed the mill and box factory of L. E
Williams & Co. Loss, $4,000. insurance
So, 600, well distributed
A FIRE at Elkton last Saturday destroyed
$40, 600 worth of property in the business
certre.
The Right Rev Leighton Coleman, Bishop
of Delaware, will hold confirmation ser
vice at St. Paul's Church at Georgetown or
Sunday, March I3.
The fair of the HztHa Hose and Ladder
Company of Newark closed on Friday NIGH
last. The fair was undertaken to pay a
small debt of about $500, but the receipts
foot up at the close to nearly $1,000.
A young English sailor, William Salwon
a native of Liverpool, and one Of the crew oi
Delaware pilot boat Thomas f. Bayard, re-
ceived letter from home informing him G
the death Of a relative, from whose estate he
has become heir to sIoo 900 and a stone
house. He left Lewes last week to take a
steamer for Liverpool to get possession oi
his fortune
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11

Upholstery. There are great
stories to tell Of Lace Curtains
and we'll tell them. too, but not to-
day. Just now a touch upon the
cheaper Nottingham goods with
which the stock is amply filled.
What think you of a decent pair
of Curtains for 80 cents After
them others at $1.1O, S1.8O, S1.5O,
$1.75, 50, $2.25. $3.50, 1915, So,
1925, So SO, s4, $3.50, S5. $3.50
and So.
We have had prepared in Eng
land an illustrated catalogue of
the principal styles at these prices.
Ask for a copy in the Upholstery
stcre or ask by mail In either
case we'll be glad to give it to
you. The goods Or the catalogue,
or both, will tell the story better
than newspaper types.
JoHN WANAMAKRR.
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11

We are just as ready with
Women's Wraps. The veiy
latest styles that amy6Oag can
show and in addition a great
variety that no other store has
or will have.
In Women's Coats we are
showing hundreds Of styles
English Box and Top Coats,
Russian MOzt1lk Goats, Paris
tight-htting Coats, Loose and
Half-htti Refers.
At s4-Cheviot English Box
Coat, tailor made, slash
side pockets, rolling col
lar.
Mixed gray and tan Cheviot
Box Coat, 80 inches long,
rolling collar.
At $4. sc-Gray and tan
Cheivot Box Coat, 4 silk
loops, a novelty in every
way,
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11
rREpnRIoA

The Spring like weather Of Monday with
,,,e croakiue of frogs, was looked upon as a
harbiueer Of the approach ofthe shad season
which every one seams to be ready to extend |
welcome to- Those whose occupation II |
ID 10 catch these delectable fish both from the
Matters Of sbay and river are now engaged
,sswese early disciple when called TO the
sevies cf Christ's Ministry, in mending ana
nreparing their nets. It is presumaole how
ever that the Gallileau fishermen did not as'.
the extreme high prices for the tlrst eaten ol
The season that the Delaware Bay fishermen
do or history would have undoubtedly re-
corded the fact that they had all died from
,,,.4 dresd disease called ossi6cation Of the
conscience. -.
was exceptionally large on last snnoay
morning and evening, and assembled On
tbose1two occasions to hear the Rev 3 K
Maxwell of Vienna, Nd, preach, which ne
did in pursuance of an invitation. The Kew
srand gentleman is a very fluent and orif
, liant nreached full of vehemenee and lie
, Reing somewhat dramatic in manner ms ei
E feet was regarded by some Of the more con
e servative as somewhat OF a radical innoVa
It ,ion while others we're entranced with III
e mower of his logic, the beauty of his wofo
and the subliuity of his illustrations
r There was a large coHeourse OF Peopl
assembled at Barrats Chapel Cemetery o
Tuesday afternoon, even IN the midst OF u
q. severe rain storm, to pay their last triou
ofrespect to a prominent citizen OF Camael
Del. stephen Postles. Esq, whose earlhi
remains were there Inferred As his iunei
ks oorteoe passed through Magnolia the stree
er of that village were filed with carriages al
IT. the sidewalk crowded with eager listene
I'D i, front of the late residence of Noses VI
he Burkeiow. leading citizen Of that vilia
'ai and an ex-member Of the state leg'sla'u'
on whose obsequies were at time that BEN
an held His iuterment took place in the NJ
ne Cemetery, at Dover.
his A very pleasant reception was given
= Tuesday evening last, by Mr.. James B.
j dersou, of this place, to the members Oh
md class II was held at his residence aud
The tbe occasion of his birthday anHiversa
the pafreshments were served, after which
sal assembled guests presented their host "
rem verv comfortable revolving Office chair
hat their hostess with a beautiful axmini'
om rug. After the exchange Of many pleas
the social ipter-communings the company
OF persed bearing with them the remembTa
of an exceedingly pleasant reunion
day Anon
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11

Our great SIX Stock. The chief
of the Silks puts the vemacular
through the widest gymnastics In
description of the stock-its vast
ness and its beauty. There Is en-
thusiasm in the Transept. And
there should be. No reasonable
or unreasonable demand can be
made on our Dress Silks that the
stock will not satisfy. Absurdity
only might be disappointed.
And. this explains why the 300
feet of Silk counter space is insuf-
ficient to accommodate the
throngs of buyers and why the
sales show handsome per cents Of
gains every day. A casual re-
view shows ia sorts of Silks for
Bull Dress Evening Wear; OF
Flacks and Blacks with white
figures, S82 pieces ;of India Silks,
sixty designs, some with sixteen
colorings to a design, which gives
a choice of at least sir hundred
varieties Then, too, there are
novelties of every proper sort,
The prices go from soc for cheap
est India to $40 for the richest bull
lion Damasse. AS a whole, abso-
Lutte completeness in detail just
the shade, quality or sort for ev-
cry want.
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11

A serious difference between this COY
ernmeut and powerful England, has
arose over the seal fisheries in our AL
aska possessions. For year past
modus vivindi which has protected the
s.als from slaughter has been rigidly en-
forced BY the United States and Eng
1ana and President Harrison has asked
that II be maintained during this year,
or until treaty submitting the matter to
arbitration eau be agreed upon. To this
Lord Salisbury for the English govern
ment has this week refused to agree, and
President Harrison has replied TO his de-
cission in language not to be misunder-
stood. This government is in the right
on this question, and while war is not
likely to occur, yet the President Pur-
noses to be as firm with powerful Eng
-, - --.iies = little Chilli. The
wanton slaughter of sea- = = ;11l'1i'
vessels from Canada has so far depletes
the vast herds that once swarmed in the
North Pacific waters, that it is necessary
to protect this valuable part Of our prop
ertv to save them from determination
and in the hands of President Harrison
the question will be carefully looked al
ter
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11

living on the table and opening j., tns
first picture that met my gaze was tllat q /
a most beautiful little girl 1 snoui1 /
Judge 10 have been about years oia' !,
remarked that it was a pretty child yes
the lady said, and they never knew "no
il was. Years ago when they TOOK p
session of the house they found the pt
ture in the room that had occupied lsss
nioht and being struck with beauty sns
lad nlaced ii in tEe album, but ha
never made aliv great inquiries as - y
I II was. NV this is the fsct ff our lsns
Ghost I withhold the names Q, w
pariies residing IN the house untii eH'~
| further investigate this mistery. -
! We had the pleasure last SunuaN =.
llisteriing TO ore of the most elega -
linens ever preached IN our chuien -.
REV Grant c Teller, from 'veI, ~ ',as
Interest of Foreign Missions ll GO
successful to the amount OF aqo4s ~ ~
but the general opinion here Is .4 Il
wnrid have been much better hau ~. ~
money been applied 10 help pay Os1 ro9y aCS
,,ior anDointed preacher here vs. 3 now
sci, in led. He is behinzSnim toIoo 10
: his salary with a vQfng Desals :" Os ~, -
getting ting It t., fnougn faT gi 9y will hold
festival in the Town I'D Thursday am any
!. Friday evenings, the soeeeds to nell
pay him up. o,,,+,
= Mr.. David Morgan Oneida, county
+ New work. is visiting bis daughter, Mrs
e 7 B. Cough of this t9wn.
ls II is current report here now that Cor
s.able MARVEL from Milford will rent an
onerate our canning factory this seas =
le Running principal on tomatoes IN
IN will be a grand thing if true, this factor
he HAS been idle now for two years with Il
tie apparent cause. 4,
- 4 w. Small means business III Il
- settlement Of his fathers estate and
y pushing things just as fast as the law
u" lows him 4NO'
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11

TIE peopIe of Newark have had very
unsatisfactory experience in their efforts
10 build up manufacturing interests in
their town. A few years back the Dean
Woolen Mills absorbed a good portion
Of her surplus capital, but it remained ioi
the Knauf Organ Company to draw the
largest share. Large blocks of stock iu
this company was taken by the Newark
people to assist the business, that it might
buif.-a the town and prove a pay'ag
iT1N,nt to stockholders, but TIE re-
orFei ieonndahsen disappointip@ase them
reY Ing. tbs iss Sas been painfully ,, or un-
prot.ablft t5ss. 5ss P,(stical plotte' ark stock
holders are not dtasGa aIg ~ room iiY5
dends. Business MISUNDERSTANDING as
ufacturers--knows a good location to pi1'
ecute their particular lines of business
and require no bonus, subscriptions I
stock. or donations to induce them t
locate at such places. and so long as pee
pie are more willing TO entrust their car
ital to, strangers 70 manage for them II
stead of entering into legitimate busine'
themselves just so long will men be seel
plocations for new business enterprise
asa rule, it is better to control the bus
ness and employ the manager.
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11

If you are offered bottle Of Salvation VH
without wrapper, or mutilated or aefaeed,
don't buy it at any price, you. may be sure
that there is something wTong-it may be
worthless or dangerous counterfeit Insist
upon getting Be,fsct, an5rokeA, genNf''e
package, in a ag5ellcw wrapper
have used Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup per
sonally and in my family-it it cured us and
recommend it to all. H. c. Dickinson,
Richmond, Ind
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11
FQulk's Bulletin.
MILFORD, March II, 1904

Sun rises at 6-17 and sets at 6-5
DAYS length In and 46m
HIGH water at Milford 9-2O a. H.
at the mouth ofthe riverat 7.49 Il. IN
Full moon next Sunday 7-55 a. m
Weather for the next Z days
changeable.
We have a lot of window shades
on hand that we will sell cheap,
Holland shades on spring rollers 80
cts Oil cloth as low as 40 cts some
odd shades very pretty for tins price;
Our job lot Of paper is not an
gone vet we have some very nice az
i 10 cts. per box "a sheets paper a
, envelopes,
Our stock OF new style papers are
now in store and they are certainly
, handsome and very cheap some as
low as 10 cts DER roll (of two pieces
Z. and some as high as $l.00 per (roll
:. two pieces) we think this year
. stvles are the prettiest we have ever
: had and so doall who. have seen them.
A fine sets of carving knives and
IT forks at cost.
n A lot of first quality grain bags:
A small lot of pocket knives ior
- sale very cheap; half the regular
S. Also a job lot of purses at 5cts
10 and upward. u
: We have been having a siege O
- La Grippe and it becomes us TO @ us'
IN due diligence to prevent recur
renee of it. One very importah
OF thing is. to keep the bowels in gooC'
..+ condition-which is easily done b,
- the use of Foulk's Pills; they ar
nleasant. safe and sure-and VIVA
NJ is very important in these times Is
ed thev are the cheapest pill in til
market, only 90 cents per box AM
- 25 doses in each box.
Id You need something for the cougi
10, and Foulk's Cough Mixture is JUS
We the thing; like the pills, it is chea
ad being the largest bottle. OF coug
80 mixture in the market for the pric'
~ 25 cents. -
At this season of the year If "
have bad teeth, they are very apt
ao- bother us. Foulk's Tooth Acl
rs Drops is the best and surest remed
iOl we know of, Is cents per bottle.
de- Next to toothache, aching corr
his are perhaps the worst thing. Fl
as- these we have several remedies, al
- of which will give almost instant
'iCo lief-price 10 to Is cents.
)int At this season of the yeer yo
With horses. cattle and fowls need atte
hall ton. We have one Of the best al
, cheapest medicines fOrthem in o
knowledge; lib package, 10 CEN
2lb package, 25 cents; and 1t IS gu'
are atteed to give satisfaction.
ore We have heard considerable co
-. plant recently o." e"Head Light Oi
uI- Our oil is good. 1t has no sm'
ted. gives beautiful bright, white lig
and and is l2 cents per gallon in B g
,ak- Ion quantities, OF on larger quaint
sales for cash a reduction will
made from this price.
A small lot of cheap lamps
hand.
1ths FOULK B. co
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11
suelng the P. w. & B. Railroad.

Henry D. Adams entered suit in the ST.
nerior Court of New Castle County against
the p. W. & B. Railroad for damages al
1edged TO have been sustained by him, be-
cause of being prevented by conductor
from boarding a rapidly moving train at
Harrington. From the evidence o Condue-
tor Lodge, brakeman James Sa- .ons' ana
other railroad men with Ezekiel Flemming
and other prominent business men of Har-
rineton WHO saw the whole affair, Condue-
tor Lodge either saved Adams life by pull
ing him away from the train las he was un-
der the influence of liquor or prevented a
serious accident TO him. Some OF the oes'
counse1ors in,the State were retained in the
case. Harry Emmons made the opening
argument, and he was followed by George
v MASSEY, who spoke an hour Next Sena
Tor GRAY was heard, continuing until AZ
O'clock. when court adjourned Charles
lore made the closing argument this morn
ING talking two hours during his address ne
said ''the plaintiff is entitled to damages
lust as much, if they were suing, as Grove
| cleveland the ex-President, David b. Hill
who is to be President (suggested by Georg'
V. Massey, or Benjamin Harrison Wit
wants TO be President again" Mr.. Lore IN
dulped considerably in sarcasm. He aske'
that the plaintiff be remunerated for hi
pbvsieal and mental suffering and be com
pensated for any permanent disability n
NAV have sustained. The charge OF tn
court began at II o'clock and IS minute
later the case was given to the jury on WED
uesday.
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11
Dresses to OYdex.

LHUteS LII SSSSS ~ =
For the past eight months
we have been steadily reor-
ganizing the Dressmaklng-
The destruction and construc-
ton are now complete. We
are ready with perfect appoint
ments to make to-order Dres-
ses and Costumes adapted to
all occasions. The attention
will be prompt, the artistic and
designing skill will be OF the
highest sort, the mechanical ex.
ecution will be the best ano
neatest. If the prices are right
YOU can demand no more-ano
the prices g@H be right.
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11
,The Blood is the Life, .

Runs the old saying, and everything that
ever makes part of any organ of the body
must reach its place theriu through the
blood. Therefore, if the blood is purified
and kept in good condition by the use Of
Hoods sarsaparilla, it necessarily follows
that the benefit Of the medicine is impaired
to every organ Of the body. Can anything
be simpler than the method by which thi'
excellent medicine gives good health to al
who will try it fairly and PATIENTLY
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11

sions fave been set apart for this pm se
the democrats purposeiy remain away ~
then raise the point of mo quorum" in e.
der to prevent anything being done. ~
same thing might have been accomplished
in more manly way by the adoption o. a
resolution reading something Ike tnis'
Resolved. That no private pension pili
shall be voted for by the majority Of TINS
House, no matter how just it may be nor
how needy the applicant may BE-.
Senator Hoar, who has been eonhneo 10
his room for several weeks with an aHeetion
Of the eyes, expects to be able to resume
his duties this week Several tmPortan
nominations, including those of the Judges
4 of the new Circuit Court, are before tn
Judiciary committee, of which Mr.. Hoaf
chairman. They will all be disposed O
this week.
The House for once did just what 1t wa
expected to do, when it voted on the resoll
ton setting aside March ~, 25, aud 24th &c
the consideration of the Bland free eoinae
lb;u
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11
stop and Think

How much money you have thrown away
buying worthless medicines prepared uy
uuprincipled parties, who care not wha'
harm they may do to your system. You eau
depend on every bottle of Sulphur Bitters as
being a reliable medicine. It searches op
and oleauses from the blood all impure mat
ter. and makes you feel like new person
| Rosto,t Dafly Globe.
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11
,nortant Difference,

To it apparent to thousands, who
thjy< themselves ill., that they are not af-
feeted with any disease, but that the system
simply needs cleansing, is to bring comfort
home to their hearts, as a costive condition
is easily cured by using Syrup of Figs. Man
nfactnred by The California Zig Syrup Co.
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11
GLENDALE.

The NJ. E. Sunday School will give an en-
tertaiument for the benefit of the school on
next Tuesday evening, March 18TH
Reed & Bro. haye another order TOR Dask'
cts that takes $4,000. This will make lots
of work for the basket makers
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11

Levy Court appointed
.,,e nA e ~ constabies on Thurs
~ ~ hea Seek, Benton V. Weldon
and ceorS 81. Boges; Kenton, James D.
rgr;r,t. due Creek, Charles Hoffman /;
rass DogerF Jefferson L. Ford; North Mar
LIN aarles W. Smith and Cove S.
caods south Niurderk,li, Ebert Dill
s,;sn George L. Powell and James P.
- a. iford, Joshua D. Hill Thomas
D. Walls and Henry Collision
ted Jail commissioners and
r---SVubiic olson attorney.
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11

We've heard OF a woman who said she d
walk Eve miles to get bottle of DR.. Pieree's
Favorite Prescription if she couldn't get it
without. That woman had tried it. And it's
a medicine which makes itself felt in toning
mn the system and correcting irregularities
as soon as its use is begun. Go to your
drug store, pay dollar, get bottle and try
it-trv a second, a third if necessary. Be
fore the third ones been taken you'll know
that there's a remedy to help you. Then
you'll keep on and a cure II come, But II
YOU shouldn't feel the help, should be dis
apointed in the results-you'H find a guar
antee priHted on the bottle-wraPper that'l
get your money back for you.
How many women are there who'd rather
have the money than health ? And "FavOr.
ite Prescription" produces health. Wonder
is that there's woman willing to suffer wher
there's a guaranteed remedy in the neares
drug store.
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11

England for commerce, France for fnery'
GERMANY for learning, the United States for
discovery and Baltimore for Old Saurs
Catarrh Cure, only rs cents per package
Sold everywhere.
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11
You Can Relv

Upon Hoods Sarsaparilla as a positive rem.
edy for every form Of scrofuia, salt rheum,
boils, pimples and all other diseases caused
BY impure blood. It eradicates every inn
purity and at the same time tones and vital
ICES the whole system.
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11
Wanan,aker's.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Mrach z 1892
New Workers say the Wo-
mems Ready-made Dress bus
ness has never yet been done
in Philadelphia. Hasn't it
Perhaps not. Maybe the
Readv-made Dresses of the
seasons gone have not been of
a style to attract Philadelphia |
women. But never mind the
past. 1t is N0a0 and tomorrow
and the days after that we are
thinking of. Neither New
Workers nor any one else shall
truthfully say hereafter that
Philadelphia is not in the lead
in Women's Ready-made
Dresses.
There has lately been a long
step ahead in this whole
Ready-made Dress business.
The haphazard, easy-going
way with sloppy styles and
poor work has given place in
the leading manufactures to
tie 0e,.y finest aOOrk on TIE
0eyy finest goods cut in the 0s'J
| latest styles.
Since the first of December
we have been giving the clos
est study to the matter. Our
Paris house has gathered the
newest Dress thought. Max
ers at home have been stimu-
lated to outdo themselves
The result is here to-day in tn
most complete collection Of We
mems S6r5ng Dresses that la.
e0ey been made IN America.
Whether high-priced or low
priced the fashions are correct
Take the cheapest Dress we
have ($6); the Bell Skirt is a
: melodiously in tune as the ont
: that chimes in with the Othel
fashion music of the $75 Suit
= 1t $6-HomesPun Tailor
made Suits with Outin!
Coat.
r 1t Ladies Habi
$ Cloth Suits, belI-shaPe'
skirt, pointed bodice, "a
inch Outing Coat.
At $S-Fine Cheviot Twi
Cloth Suit, half sati
/. lined, silk cord girdle, ia
lor finish,
-IAt S8.5o-Suit of soft Al
wool Homespun. Serge
34-inch Outing Coat, ha.
satin lined, full shawl Co
IS lar, bell skirt, pointe
bodice.
oI.At S9---Suit of Ladie.
r Cloth, full length Outin
n Coat, bell skirt, tailor fin
ish, navy and black.
II At gI2-Suit of nike
a Twilled Cheviots withedg
IS ing of silk cord on bodic
and outer coat.
=, 1t $I3. 50-Suit of Englis
: wide ribbed Serge with a
o Outer Coat, full shawl CO.
e lar, bell-shaped skirt, en-
tirely tailor made.
III 1t $I4-Suit of fine Englis
Serge, broad seams, shaw
collar, bell skirt, Indi
Silk vest.
1T $I475 = Suit of thre
styles Ladies Cloth; som
with Roman block. other
with silk passementeri
trimming and embroidery
Al $G5-Homespun Suit wit
an Outing Coat trimme
with A silk cord orna
ments,
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11

Constipation, aud all troubles with the
digestive organs and the iivsg are cured BY
Hc-a'e Pils uneqnalled a a dinner pill