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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15
Yartfer Vrek5uFauoc.

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unter1udung ber @@minoeleieu, welde
beim Bau bes &anamatanals ~besansen
murben, nieoer9eiebten parlamentari>
fden &ommi1lion, baben ,uieber bic
Blide aui bic aQer Bei4reibuny fpotz
tenben 3uitdnoe aelentt, bic in Der
! 8ariier &relle uno Ginaujtuelt
berrl@en.
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J gen neu eri@eineu, ben auimerfiamen
Beoba9tern BET fran50iildeu Gerbalt'
niie paren iie ieood i@on iett Sabr>
aebnten befannt, uno @rltaunen fam
bo&j:ens Der unperblQte &eriud er>
regen, bic ,pirflideu Beitedunssiummen
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li9en. "
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dit foncier biunen meni9el Sa9ren "a
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babe. @benlo au9, oaB Die TranS0llde
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miQ1ste, Inn bic Gerldn9erung ibrer
@ere9tjame I'M oreiBi9 Sabre 81 be-
treiben. Drumont bate 1o9ar oieie
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fade feit, oaB 1888 bic Yrelle pl6bli@
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bic beun oub pon Der &ammer Qenebz
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mar eut,ueoer belto9en ooer beitano aus
2euten, uelde bic emfaditen 'pirth'
j@aitli9en 9inse nidt be9reifen. Denn
bic @irtuns bieler Nbfommen 1T, oab
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fenoen @eieQldaften BON 245 ouf so
bis 60 fielen. Gin Sabr na9ber tuarsn
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einen nod bObern &reis, ~mcil Der
@taat fir bic >p,rt(iden 2eiitun9en, 6as
ausaeaebene @elo auitommen miie,
teiue1 &ortbeil aug benz unglid Der
Decentralization jieben ourfe." Dieie
@oelmatbisteit oes Staates uer!@aifte
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15
lino ibr idlueres @eidib!
WcrjIuutt.

Sn elmer @e|eQ1daft erjd6lt cine
Dame, bus le nit ibrem Mann einen
8aut se6abt, bel Der W%erl0buuns aber,
sur @rinnerun9 5ieran, eth Bdumden
9epf lanjt babe.
v@iebIt 9u", fliltert bic alte Oefos
nomierdtbin oor%luurfsuoa ibrem Manne
gu, v,uenn mir oos aud setban bdtten,
tpas t0nnten mir jeBt fir cine id6ne
WQee habeu !"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15
5a6Tihc Womanae.

Wuf Der &aebbdenburs i'm @aale
@itt Der &iooer &nebbGenbart,
Ser lbon Ieit 'ner balben Stunoe
9luf a. fri19es Debbhen mart'l.
9as Der Gnabbe Iollte bolen
Nu5 benz u&rua 5ur wilben Sau";
Do1 Der &nabue fommt MID tuieoer,
uao Der Glober ma3t Eaooau.
9uf Der Debbt en5ura seniber
@ibt be @rdin 9ebb9enbarr,
SIC lbpn fe,l 'ner balbeu Stunbe
guf a. 6anbjhubtnebbden wart't,
Das Be 3ofe loutc bolen
Nus en- 9roben BuBse19dft;
Doh be 3ofe fommt MD mieoer,
uno be Griffin jantt uno tlaht.
unben, oief i'm ldabo'scn Doable,
@tebt Der &na5b' pom &nebbden6ort
59dferno bet Der ibeenen 3ofe
Son Der Grain Debbdenbart;
9arum br,ngt er MIDI oas Debb9er,
sic oas &nebbnen MID berju:
DebbGen, 9nebb9en fin perse11en
Sber lbrem Gangoemub.
@ctbLiasc Ssrtca~ fibrutg.
WiQ meme Marie - wie iibli6 -
80 neuen Sommerbut,
ga lddelt lie bolo uno lieblid,
sic Deib: IS itebt lbr gut.
Drum fdnst le Mid ianft 5u itreiheln
limb iuB 81 folen on,
Berildcuo nit ibrem SGtnei9eln
Mib armeu, i9wa1en Wanu.
Dob biet' i9 ibrem Sehnen
No9 INNER itanobaft bic 5pib',
Damn fommen Die gierpen uno Gbraz
men -
Die fino ibr idlueres @eidub!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15
Sur0 Dtc Slume,

&eider Banquier (5um anaebenoen
Sdlpies eriobn): $3.50 boffe, Sic
miiien 5u 1ddBen, oaB Sic in metner
Eodter cine noble, interchangeable
@attin betommen!"
@hwieeerlobn: r@emib, benin id
iebe ooraus, oaB lie oie1e @isenl@aften
BON ibrem 9errn Gater bat!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15

.Qber, 9err Y.mperl, tpas iaQt
Sbnen benn elm, bel nieier &alte nod
5u baoeu?! ="
vSa ,piiien g, ih bin nit me.nem
announcement nod nidt ferti9!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15
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@eta. 21.Mpp.-Das @eraer S@pur'
9eri@t perurtbeilte na9 5ueitdaer &er>
banoluns ben Snipettor @@ad aus
Nltenbur9, beiien &erhaftuns ibrsr
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15
8rop b. diem.

8urs BET Ma9oebur9, FL. Nopbr. -
Ser brei5ebnjdbrise S@ulfnabe &obert
Dittmar bate einen neuniabrisen &nas
ben, tpel9er III oas tiefe S9mimmbailin
Der ltdotii9en 8aoeani talt 9efaQen tpar,
init GROCER @ei,tes9e9entpart nuo @nt<
i@loHenbeit aus benz @aiier 9ejo9eu
uno serettet. Der &e9ierunssprdz
lioent 1pri@t benz &naben jebt oaiiir i'm
Nmtsblatt feline 0Hentli9e Wnerfen>
nunQ aus.
@ittenbers, "a. Mou.-S ber Grieo'
ribltaot tuuroen beute Mitta8 BET
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-06
Verse Than Iock-Oui.

The statement of Mr. J. Sterling of
Nickllffe, KY, will be of special interest to
mechanics, many of whom have had a sim
liar experience.
Il am cooper by trade, and for many
years worked IL Chicago. About twelve
months ago | had an attack of diarrhoea,
which became chronic | was treated by
two promiEen physicians of Chicago, but
from them received no permanent benefit
L then Went 10 Texas where ! was agai n
treated by leading physician with re-
suits similar TO those | had previously
experienced. In May | came TO Wickliffe,
Ky, IN a very debilitated condi-
ton consequent upon this long
continued trouble. ! went to a drug
store for relief. Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and nisrrhtea Remedy was rec
commended. The first dose relieved me,
and two 25-cent bottles cured ms | con-
slider myself well today"
Mr. Sterling l. 62 years of age and n
very nice old gentleman. and reiiGble in
all matters. He came here in veyy low
state OF health, bur now says he feels ssr-
fectly we'll and huoyant. and has had no
symptoms Of dlarrhUA for three or four
weeks. Chamberlaln'S Collie. Cholera and
Dlsrrhoea Remedy Is very popular here
u. W. SHNELL, Druggist. Nickhffe. Ky.
For sale 10y Hettingpr Bros. and at Van
W erden's pharmacy, is North Main.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-06
ODDS md ENDS,

The exact date of Governor McKinley's
speech is not yet definately known, but
it will be somewhere about Sept. 90 He
| will speak in Connecticut the 17th
Ninty-nine instruments were filed in the
Registers office yesterday.
Ross Reilly was taken to the territory
yesterday by Deputy Lilly to be tried for
horse stealing
Under-sheriff Williams accompanied
Mrs. Boyce to the home of her husband
living between this city and Derby, yes
terday to demand her clothes. She has
quit him.
Hon. Ben Page of Ashland was in the
cily last night. He says the Republican
party is on the winning side down there
by a big majority.
Mrs. Wesley Cookson who has been visit
ing her brothers in this city and undergo
ing a siege of sickness was well enough
yesterday to be able to return to her home
at Kingman.
The South Lawrence tabernacle services
were held in the Christian church Sunday
on account of the rain. 1t was a large and
very successful meeting. Lack of space
forbids details.
Notwithstanding the rain on Sunday the
Y. NJ. &. A. meeting at the tabernacle
on South Market was well attended. 1t
was very successful meeting as were also
the meetings held Sunday night and last
night.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-06

II so lend me your ear for 4 minute.
The Santa Re bGiGs out ind ucrmeufs
such a. no other line will offer You For
instance superbiy equipped special train
VIII leave Oklahoma and Kansas on FRI
day, Sept iCtn and land ron in Chicago
Saturday morning Cincinnati Sunday
morning. " sShIogto1 Monday mornsug 10
time for the great doiBgs Oh Monday after
noon I0u Csg take youg choice Of routes
from Ch5ca 20. bus ftis spec.al train has
been selected by 50 many % the Old COM
rades and their friends to 20 ~ Tie Big
-Four" and CheSpea ke aud Ohio railroad,
that cars VIII run through without change
over these three lines
Garfield pest O. Wichita, With their
coiors and handsomely decorated esrs
20 by tAls through train. su9 they have
cordially invited the ccnrpdes and 5rBe8as
al along be isEe 10 help swell he proces-
slo1. Don't forget that tie return Trip
includes Fortress Monroe, Richmond and
Lyactburg Iou ca secure yo1r bsFtbs
Dgw, either IN q tourist slssfses a. 3 rsalcs1
la2sfy iSw rae OF 10 e Standard Sleeper ss
the Ususi pYice. Bo1rd typ ElcAris, wifS
s1op-oyer prtrIseges. ~ sess tAAa Gle ceEs
per -nile.
Don'f forget that hT this rosiss you see
the worlds fair. gong and ccE14Bg. Aad
fae grands=t sesgsry y tie Old DQzz4iEloz
Dy Daylight
For further particulars inquire Of any
Santa he ASens, ~
w, y. AUEpe1E, d Y A,
% = Nscl-sS. Az-aA&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-06
LONGEST TUNNEL IN THEWORLD

1t VIII Be Over Twelve Miles, Through
the Simplon Mountain.
The longest tunnel in the world will
be that now to be constructed through
the Simplon. According to the final
plans adopted it will have a length of
1876 miles, or 81 miles more than the
st. Gothard tunnel The northern
mouth will be situated about 1850
yards south of Brieg, at the little vii
lage of I'm Raft, and the southern 600
yards beyond Ivelle, just below the
present wall gallery. About one-half
of the tunnel facing north will have an
incline of LIS per 1000 yards, just suffi-
cient to cause the water to run off,
while the southern portions will have
an incline of 6.5 per 1000 yards. The
process of boring will be the same as
that followed with the Arlherg tunnel.
Workshops and depots are to be estab-
hshed on the right bank of the Rhone,
close to the northern entrance, at a cost
of 1900, 600 francs. The power of work
ing is estimated at 1,450 horsepower
viz: $40 for boring purposes, $50 for
ventilation and 266 for electric light
alone, for which purpose the river
Massa is to be damned in. At the
southern side similar station is to be
established, which is calculated to cost
100000 francs and to furnish 2,760
horsepower, derived from damming up
the river Cairasca. The total cost Of
the remaining works is estimated at
so, 100000 francs, Of which 100000
francs are contributed by the various
states interested in the scheme. In
order to facilitate the undertaking, a
track is to be laid on the road between
Dornodossala and Iselle, while IN the
behring's are to be used Brandt's rotary
boring machines. 1t is calculated that
the work will occupy eight years and a
half.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-06
AN OLD DUELING PISTOL.
It Has Seen Four Centuries of Servit
and Is Still In Good Condition.

It Has Seen Four Centuries of Service
and Is Still In Good Condition.
Maj. Moore has among his collection
Of curios a dueling pistol which was
brought to this country from England
by one of the earliest settlers of Vir-
ginia, says the New York Journal. The
weapon, which is a fint-lock, is fully
four hundred years old and is still IN
good condition and if capped with a
bit of flint and loaded could be fred
The pistol has brass barrel, which
unscrews about an inch from the fash
pan. To load it the barrel is IN
screwed, the powder poured in and
rammed down. The barrel Is then re-
placed and the bullet, about three
times as large as buckshot. is dropped
IN. The sight is on the side Of the
barrel, about midway between the trig-
ger and the muzzle. Instead of sight
ing over point on the extreme top OF
the barrel, as one does when handling a
modern revolver, the old pistol was
held so that the sight was taken over
the knuckles of the person using it
The pistol was manufactured in Lon
don and was brought to this country by
a man named Mason, who was related
to Lord Fairfax. 1t remained in the
Mason family until 1879, when it was
given to an old fisherman by Miss
Mason, a granddaughter of the man
who brought'it over from old England.
The old fisherman gave it away and it
finally foun its way into the hands of
one Detective Raft, who presented it to
Maj. Moore.
The descendants of the original pos
SCISSOR, Mr.. Mason, still reside on the
farm on which he settled some three
hundred years ago in King George
county, Va. How many affairs of
honor this lingering eternity" of a
barbarous custom has figured IN is not
known by its present owner, its history
having been lost in the recent rapid
changes of ownership.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-06
NEW MEXICAN RAILROADS.
BY Which, When Completed, One May
Pass from Ocean to Ocean.

BY Which, When Completed. One May
Pass from Ocean to Ocean.
! The Jalisco Pacific Railway Company,
which was recently organized in Mex
leo with capital of SO, 125, 900 to build
the extension of the Manzanillo & Co
lima railway from the latter point to
Guadalajara, will continue the line to
two points on the Mexican National
railway. The portion of the line now
in operation, which is owned by the
Mexican National Construction Com
pany, has proved eminently successful
The distance from Manzanillo TO Quad
alajara is 225 miles, and there are al
ready SO miles of railroad in operation,
leaving 1876 miles to be built.
Guadalajara, with a population of
about $4,000, was formally one Of the
most prosperous trade centers Of the re-
public, and the best-informed business
men of the city believe that the compile
ton Of the railway to the Pacific ocean
will restore its old-tirne commercial i'm
portance. With the completion OF the
Jalisco-Pacific to Guadalajara, it will
be possible TO cross Mexico by rail from
Tampico or Vera Cruz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-06
Herman & Hess
NOWADAYS

there is so much trash
made into boys and chill
drens clothing, that one
cannot afford to be guided
by the price alone. In fact
the question Of the price
should scarcely taken into
consideration when buying
suits for school wear. What
YOU want is durability,
something that looks to-
morrow, and next week,
and month, and longer as
it looks to day.
That's what the suits for
school wear we sell will do.
We have made it a study to
purchase only such goods
as our experience taught us
to furnished the longest
look good" wear.
We would rather sacrifice
approximation durability.
But in our new fall stock,
we have made, no sacrifice
in either looks or lasting
qualities. The only sacri-
fee we have made is in the
profit. Our school suits are
marvels of neatness and
cheapness, and Of unsur-
passed durability. Each
seam is carefully sewed and
the buttons are put on to
stay. Send your boy to us
and let us fit him out,
he can trade with us on the
same terms we offer you
and everybody. 1.-THE goods |
are not satisfactory,we give |
back the money. And when
your purchases amount to
$500, we give without adj
ditional charge, a life size
crayon portrait, ready |
framed, complete for hang
ing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-06
Children Cru for Pitchers Casioyis.
G. A. IL. Comrades Attention.

The Rock Island has been selected by
the Kansas and Oklahoma department as
the official route 10 Washington. D. c..
for all comrades and their friends over
which they will travel enroute to attend
the National Encampment to be held in
Washington, D. c., during the third week
IN September. Special train will leave
Wichita, Saturday. Sept. II, and run
through to Washington without change
of cars. This will he the finest train that
ever left the state. Handsomely decorated.
The train will be composed of Pullman
Palace sleeping cars, Pullman
tourist cars, and the cele-
brated Rock Island dining cars. Parties
contemplating this trip can secure what
ever accommodations they wish and retain
such accommodations through to Wash
ington, the rate will not be higher than
$29. 20 ipr the round trip. By procuring
your tickets via the official route you will
be allowed stop-over privileges on yoF
tickets. Everybody is welcome to go via
this route on the official train. You are
invited to leave your names at the Rock
Island ticket Office and secure your accom-
modAtions early and avoid the rush. Of
fee 100, corner Main and Douglas
w H. WIsHART,
City Ticket and Pasgr Agt,
Wichita, Kan.
Correspondence solicited. dS9 20t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by Apologize & Msiior.
Abstracters.)
The records in the register of deeds offic
show the following buyers:
Concordia Loan and Trust Co, tax
deed. lots IS 80 Sc 2 6 Fairview
ave Lauck's add. lots 4 and blk
l, 9 IA blk and lot blk l. Rose
bud add. lots 80 81 Pattie av Hydes
add, lots 1926 1C23 Waco ave
GrIeffenstein's Sth add, lots 100 10S
Topeka ave Englishs 3rd add, lots
20 90 Allen ave Aliens 3nd add lot
"a 96 Market st Lees add, lots 1919
209 2S5 PSI market st Ayde & Fer
rel's add, lots 126 1913 blk 10 Orme
& Phillips add, reserves A and Is
Fords 9th add, 100X50 # in ne cor
lot blk 5 Lawrence's add, the ne
d lots 80 and all lots 40 146 Wich-
iJa st Lewellen's add, lots 9 IL
Fourth ave Hilton's add. lot %
Waco ave and 80 50 River st Wa
terman's 2nd add, lots l % blk D,
IS % blk and res in Franklin
Yikes add, lot 65 Topeka av Meads
add, lot Mosher's sub, the ne
sec % e, ne sec 6 26 2 e, 10
acres in NV Il sec 2 rs e. NV
sec Is % 2 e, % acre in sw sec "A
% 2 w, part OF Island No. i and lot
9and 10 in Island No. sec % ~ lie
20 acres in sw sec 90 9 e, lots
and OF sec 20 rs 2 w. sw sec 10
% e, 5 acres in sw of ne sec
"a 26 l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
w A Smith, tax deed, lots 63 to 67,
Mosley ave, Glaze az Jocelyn's add,
lots IA to l6, ave A, Sherwood's add,
lots 80, 80, "a, Martlnson ave, Law
rence's 18th add. lot Z, ave D, Sher-
ad lnt I nd
Alled's I'd add. lots 2l-23, Washing
ton ave, kelsch's Sd add, lots II 10,
blk 2, Allen & Smiths add, lots So
Sc. Laura ave, Miitner's add, lots
80 %, Getto ave, Getto's add, lots
64-66, Elizabeth st, Lawrence's 7th
add. ......-.-........... 43
Fourth National bank, W d. lots 7-13,
Mead ave, Georges sub. 113.
Fourth National bank, d, lots 115-
l43, Wichita ave, English's Sth add 6.
c Hall, d, lots 1920, Lee ave, Clear
wafer .-.-.......
l. Lombard. d, lots 150156 Wal
nut st, Ford's 9th add q
l. Myser, W d, lots IL Mead ave,
II Is and %, Fifth ave, Georges
SUP. -..............-.. 3OOt
J NJ Wright, w d, tract in NV cor
city park. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Den Gordon, t d, lots 1881 and So %,
2-96, Mean ave, Sherman & Beat
SIe SUD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Wrusthawer. W d, 81 acres in Sc
4 ne sec 15-26-3 west. .... 40C
5 Myers, W q, 9 40 acres in he he
sec s 27-l east. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
} + Hartman, 8 hf acres in ne Or sec
Is 20 3 W wd. Observation-Disclosures. 2S5
Clark kinkaid, lots 100 Ill, 1873 135, 8
10, 40 63, So 81, Gold st Eureka Rock
Island add. 200
" Il Stanley lot % Chicago ave w
Wichita and tract in Sc or sec II 20
/ e, lot % Mosley ave Hodson and
Stancers add tax deed .. .216 As
G Dougal TT of lot A, all of as
Tilford ave Eleventh st add wd. -. 1856
Z Wilson five eighth int in lots 81
40, Dulu ave Hydes add wd ..... 1856
Park lots 80 3S, Tilford ave
Eleventh st add. Observation-Disclosures. 500
" G kean, lots 40 A, 1ilford ave 18th
st add lots SO 81 Ellis ave.. $50
1ortgage releases, SIC, $50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-06
On To WASHINGTON.

Not in forced marches" on foot or on
horseback, but in one OF those finely
equipped Fast Mail Trains which leave
here at $3.50, noon, or 9;45 p. n. daily via
the Missouri Pacific railway. Special ar
rangemenis are being made for the bene-
fit and comfort of she members of the G
A r and their friends who Will attend
the twenJy-sixth annual encampment in
Washington, ID. C., on Sept. 20. Lowest
of rates aud elegantly equipped trains
consisting of Pullman buffet sleeping cars
reclining chair cars (sests free. } Remember
that you can save from two 20 four hours
by taking the Missouri Pacific railway
from " ichita via 81. Louis, where direct
connection is made with all eastern lines
for Washington.
For further information call ~ "a East
Douglas ave. r h. BLEcKLEY,
Passenger aud Ticket Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-06
High Priced Silver.

One of the most remarkable sales Of
old silver ever held was at Edinburgh
lately. 1t included pieces belonging to
the late earl of Dunmore and the serv-
iee of st. Martins Abbey in Perthshire.
Several pieces were bought on commits
sion from New York The highest
price ever obtained for old silver $3.50
an ounce) was given for an early
italian doubled-handled cup and cover,
1920 being the price. The highest price
heretofore had been $50 an ounce.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-06
Correspondence solicited.
FRISCO LINE,
St. LOUIS and san Francisco Railway.

IL you are going on the excursion to
Washington. ID. c. in September do not
fail to remember the Frisco Line from
Southwestern Kansas points with its con-
nections from St. Louis forms the most
desirable route. The lines over which the
Frisco Line will issue tickets carries the
passenger through the central portion of
the great states OF Illinois, Indiana, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Vir-
ginia and the conditions of such tickets
will require no signature of purchaser and
Will permit stop over at any intermediate
point between St. Louis and Washington.
This gives everybody a grand opportunity
to visit their old homes in the east. Very
low rates will be published soon. Call on
any agent Frisco Line for additional par
ticulars. W. ID. MURDOCH.
D. p. a Wichita, Kan.
D. WIsHART, 6. p. a. st. Louis. Mo.
AZ
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We IIeerlilr kccomn,enh

The new route 10 Utah and northern Cali
tornia, via 4, L. ana :. T. and Colorado
Midland, because: It j. picturesque: il is
quick: II IS always on time. Yeu see Col
orado by daylight The new fas, schedule
allows two hours for sightseeing at
ManItou. Two daily passenger trainS
each way Palace sleepers to Ogden, con-
necung VITA Southern Pacific for San
Francisco
We also recommend the Santa Fe route
through New Mexico and Arizona To lsos
Angeles, san Diego and san Francisco. as
direct ANA pleasant iiue fo- winter
travel
EXCURSION tickets may he bought going
iuee and returning tho iner dSa-If
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-06
- - 1870.

Sealed bids vail be received fer the
building AID erection Ok school b1ildinz
20 b. built Ia school district No 4. Hen
messy. o. T. All bids 20 be received aud
opened By September - i59Z. The hoard
reserves the right - reject any Or al bids
Pans and specifications caa BE seen ~ tbs
Office % the secretary at HeuGsssy. y. Z.
BY order Of the school iso~Td.
J. Il CgIDEE. Prsx't
". P. POI. Sec'y. Gu 8
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Very True.

The demand for Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is steadily
growing, from the fact that all who give it
trial are pleased with the results and
recommend it to their neishbors. We feel
sure that the remedy cannot be recon-
mended too highly.-WAGLEY & SMEAD
druggists. Newton, Ia. For sale by Het-
finger Bros. and at Van Werden's phar-
macy, 3!S North Main.
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Schwartz Bros, 541 West Douglas ave.
Telephone 1872 Agents for the only genu-
Inc Oulta Anthracite coal. Quality guar
anteed satisfactory IN every respect. Egg
and CRATE SIS per ton, chestnut M 4
$500 delivered, 75c less for car load lots
delivered. dq2 81