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ElectroZone. sell for only 81

This is to certify that for the past nine
months have had very severe case of
chronic rheumatism, and for four months
have been confined TO my bed and have
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have continued to use it, and am improv-
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find the Royal Baking Powder far superior to
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Fine PLAYING cards

Send ten (10) cents in stamps or coin to
John Sebastian. Gen'l Tiki. and Pass. Ag'
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Ry.r
Chicago, III. for pack of the latest
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feased the Wiz
ard. Ives was vic
tor in the forty
ninth inning by
500 points, Schaef-
er's score being
only 400.
Ives youth is one
of the surprising
features of his vic
tory. He was born
at Plain willie,
Mich. ABOUT tWeu-
ty-fve years ago,
and com pare d
with the veteran
Schaefer. who is
about thirty seven
years of age, Ives
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-23

Pastor Sims has arranged another series
of subjects for May which will prove of in
terest to all classes. They are as follows:
MORNING TOPICS.
May l, New and Everlasting Name"
May 8. Jesus and the Resurrection"
May 10. Apostles and Prophets"
May o. ''The Cross of Christ"
May 20, 'Gethsemane.
EVENING TOPICS.
May 2, "The Unruly Tongue"
May s. Dancing Christians"
May -, Gambling and Card Playing"
May %, 1.-The River of Temperance.
May 2S Satan Amusing the Church"
Come Sunday and secure program. Il
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chant, "wa1the first Then Mrs. Pacheco. a
California society woman. wrote success
ful farce comedy. "Incog." The other day
Elizabeth MarbUrv won fame In one Night
with her Merry Got am. " and now Fanny
Aymar Mathews has sold a play called
1.-THE Crisis" to Mr.. augustus Pitou, one
of the most discriminating of managers.
Miss Mathews is less than thirty years
old and has already written several novels
and few plays, which have not, however
attained great success. She comes from q
distinguished family, numbering among
her ancestors two governors and a French
noblemsn. Her uncle. Cornelius Mathews
was known forty years ago as the father
Of the American drama"
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:. Pennington lady claims to have
warded off the grip from her family by
making them al inhale the fumes of
-.phur.
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Chess Champion Lasker.

Emanuel Lasker, the talented young
man who recently won the masters tour
na1nent Of the British Chess association
was born in Rerlinchen, Germany, about
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Miss Lucy Ford will continue the dane
ing school as heretofore In her academy
on North Market. d 126 ct
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The Quarterly Teachers examination
will be held at the court house, Saturday.
April 80, 1892. The examination VIII
begin at $50 a. III. D. L. PENCE,
d135 lot w6 ct County oupt.
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REAL ESTATE.

Furnished by Apologize & Mallory,
Abstractersl
The records in the register of deeds office
show the following buyers:
S E Sullivan Sc or of sec q 81
Observation-Disclosures 1000
D r Hill W lots 30 SO Hillside ave
Musellers sub Observation-Disclosures. l
A d Worthington shf d lots l to 20
to Holyoke ave Paramount add. 500
Same, lots IS "a Strong ave Logan
S w Cooper w d lots 146 l4S Wichita
ave Schwetser add l
Hartford Western Land company
shf lots SO 102 Riddell ave Logan
add. so
Amount of mortgage releases, go, Az 43.
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A Woman WHO Writes PLAYS.

The march of women toward eminent
success has been in no field no more nota-
BILE than that Of literature Until lately
their work has been confined to fiction
writing, but now they have gone farther
and invaded the domain of the drama.
Martha Morton, who won the New York
Worlds prize with her play. The Mer
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What is the Electrozone?
Piano Tuning.

J. L. Sheldon Of Topeka, will receive
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Kansas State Democratic Convention a. Salina
April 20, 1892.


The Rock Island being the only direct
line between Wichita and Salina by which
you can leave Wichita at S:55 A. NJ and
arrive i'll Salina for dinner same day, this
company will sell round trip tickets April
IS, 10 ana 20, good for return up to and in.
Guiding April %, at rate of 50 81 for the
round trip. For further information call
at company's Office, corner Main street
and Douglas avenue. w. II. WIsHART
123 l2t City T. s. z. A.
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Teachers Examination.

The dancing school at Miss Lucy Fords
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{ ity Man.


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IN MEMORY OF FOUR HUNDRED.

A Monument Erected to the Victims Of
Great Theater Fire.
Dec. s. 1884, one of the most terrible the
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and spread with incredible rapidity to the
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Notice.

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county for druggists permit to sell in
toxicati3g liquors for medicinal me-
chanical and scientific purposes only, and
that said petition will be heard on the 18th
day OF May, 1892, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
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Mrs. Alice Graham Smith has returned to
her home in Chicago--..Mrs Hattie Gum
berts has returned from her visit in Evans
ville.-..Mrs. c. H. Northcutt and daughter,
Miss Anna. of Elmira. n. Y. were guests
at Mr.. Robert Wilson's last Sunday----Mrs.
Silas Hare aud daughter Rema. Mrs.
Charles Ward and son Newell. are at Mar
tinsvIlle. Mrs. Frank Crull and daughter
George. of Indianapolis are visiting at
Captain Gray's-..-M Miss Nettie Littleton is
home from DePauw....Mrs Leonard Wild
and sister. Mrs. c.. +. Lufkin. were in In
dianapolis last Thursday.--.Miss Louana
Taylor has for her guest Miss Grace Taylor.
of Indianapolis Miss Matte McShane.
of lndianapolis. is a guest of Miss Mary
Peter....Mr Edward Palmer aud son rave
returned from q visit in Dayton. O....Miss
Emma Turner, of Anderson is visiting Miss
ANNA Vance....Mr and Mrs. w. n. Evans
are visiting IN Cincinnati. Miss Lulu
Heylmann has for her guest Miss Lulu
Pfafflin. of Indianapolis.---A At the residence
of Judge Stephenson, last Friday evening,
the Alumni Association gave a reception
for the purpose of welcoming the graduates
of 1872.
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Frankfort.

Mrs. j. c. Farber is visiting at Goshen.
Miss Bertha Rice. of Indianapolis. who
has been the guest of Mrs. NJ. Epstein. left
FRIDAY for home. Hills, of Madl-
son. is the guest of Mrs. Palmer. Mrs. }.
7. Dearth is the guest of Mrs. e.. Arm
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CenterviiIe.

Mr.. J. A. Burbank and Mrs. Caroline Sid
dali. of Richmond, were here Tuesday,
Mrs. Benton George and Mrs. G. J. Hiatt
spent Tuesday with Richmond friends.
Mrs. Mand Morton Is in Mrs.
Narcellus Bethel was in Fountain City
Wednesday and Thursday - Misses Eta
mond Tuesday Mrs. Ben am in Price. of
Webster was here Monday Mrs. Pits
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PORTLAND.

Miss Emma Stanton. of Chicago. Is the
guest of Mrs. Emma Arthur. Mrs. H.. w.
Bowers is visiting Mrs. +. T.. McGriff this
week. Miss Lille Arthur. who has been
with her uncle In Frankfort for the past
year, returned home last Mrs. A.
Lorenzo, of Fort Wayne, visited her
brother last Mrs. Morris Weller
and children rave been visiting friends
and relatives In Farmland Mrs. Ger
trude Fulton Is spending a few DAYS in In
d~ianapolis.. Mrs. DR.. Dickes left for Wa.
basha. Wis, last week to visit her sister,
Mrs. Clarence Jellison.
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THE STATE AT LARGE
AndersOn

Matter intended for thIs column must be in this
office not later than q D. M. Saturday; items re-
eeired after that hour t0iI not be used.
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this city who attended the May festival
this year were L. w. Lockhart and wife.
b. +. Mickey and wife. Miss Minnie Tyre.
j. t. Hooten and wife. J.. s. Harrison and
wife. Miss Eva Shively. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mau-
ner. Mrs. Edward Witt, Miss Cora Riley,
Mrs. Stultz and Mrs. Charles Wilson.
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Cards are out announcing the wedding of
Miss Allie Tyler and Christie II. Wick. the
ceremony to take place Sunday evening.
Mfr. and Mrs. /. P. Phillips are visiting
in FOwler....Mr. and Mrs. Francis, of La
Porte. were at the graduation of their
granddaughter, Miss Edith Mershall.-.-
The w. G. L. L. met with Mrs. /. j. Porter
Saturday afternoOn....M Miss Ladie Cody
has entered the Normal SchoOi
at Valparaiso. ...About forty young
people were entertained by Miss
Bessie McKeever in honor of her
sixteenth birthday. Mrs. Zinri Dwigglns
and son. Mrs. Val Seib and daughter. of
Chicago. are visiting f. j. Sears....Th
WOmen's Literary Society met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Emma X. STAIRS Friday after
nooD..--A very enjoyable reception was
given Saturday afternoon by Mrs. s. z.
Thompson and Mrs. Frank Foltz at the
residence of Mrs. Thompson. The gradu-
ating class was b~anqueted at the Howels
House Saturday night.
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strong at Upton 49, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. b. Letter. of Mansfield. o..
are guests of Mrs. +. f.. Moore----
Miss Eliba Gift has returned from a visit
to Peru....Dr. McCorkle and wife, of Terre
Haute. are guests of Mrs. r.. NJ. SINS.
Mrs. Powell and daughter. Miss Grace. of
Louisville, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
III. A. Langton....M Miss Jennie Thatcher. of
Valparaiso. was the guest OF Miss Matte
Derrick last Snnday...-Mi il Grace Berry
man and Miss Bertha Booher. of
Darlington. spent part of the week as
guests Of Mrs. j. c. Hills Miss Matte
Derrick and Mrs. Blinn are guests of
friends at Wabash....Mrs George Part
ridge is visiting friends in Bloomington,
Ill, and Chicago....Mr. and Mrs. o.. Gard
have returned from q visit TO Omaha.
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Nobiesville.

Mrs. Katharine Backman has issued
cards for the wedding Of her q ughter,
Miss Title BackmaD. aud Mr.. Thomas NJ.
Butler. of Upton. Thursday evening. juno
2. at S o'clock. at the Presbyterian Church.
THE women of tine Matinee Musicale
have invited Miss Maxwell. of Chicago.
and Miss May Johnson and Mr.. John
Geiger. OF indianapolis. to give q recital
next Friday evening at the Christian
Cburch---.Mr and Mrs. Everett Neal enter
tanned friends last Wednesday evening In
honor of their guest, Miss Essie Swain. of
of Indianapolis. DIR. and Mrs. Harry Me-
Gratb, Mr.. and MIs. William Craig. Mrs.
Judge Stephenson. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dunn, Mrs. Ebert Shirts. Mrs. Edward
Langley, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scearce. Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Gray and Mr.. aud Mrs.
John Patterson. heard the first programme
OF the May music festival in Indianapolis
last Tuesday night. Mrs. Atkins. of
bloomington. and Mrs. Edward Lynn. of
\ elbow Springs. O.. mother and sister of
Mrs. Newton Teter. are her guests.
Miss Daisy Levinson Is at home from
Indianapolis for q short v~isit....
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Mrs. David WATSON is in Indianapolis, the
guest of Mrs. f. Il. Patrick-...M Miss May
Null Is visiting in Dunkirk. MIR. and
Mrs. J.. II. Walling. of Muncie. visited here
last Sunday ---- Mrs. Andy McNees and
children, of Winchester. were guests of j.
l.. Mills ana wife Tuesday Mrs. L.. f.
Painter was at Richmond Wednesday,
Mesdames Il. I. GOugh and NJ. l.. Murray
are visiting in New Corner. =. Mrs. Caro-
line Raymond. of Kansas City, ia here. the
guest of brother Vide" Thornburg....M
and Mrs. Weller. of Portland. were guests of
Charles Weller and wife Tuesday. Misses
Vina Norman and Frances McElwee wero
visiting aC Winchester last Sunday.
Miss Tad White. of Powers. was the guest
of Miss Flora MendenbaIl Sunday Mira.
G.. w. Robbins and daughter. Miss Loda, and
Miss Nina Bates. of Winchester, were the
guests of friends here Sunday -. Misses
VIOLA and Flora Branson visited ut Win
chester Tuesday Mrs. DIR. l.. y. Davis
and son Herbie attended the May festival
at INDIANAPOLIS Mrs. :. !. Clark visited
at Anderson last Sunday 49, arried-Near
Parker, May IS. Mr.. Arthur ClevenRer and
Miss Emma NJ. Jones....J james McPrOud
aud wife. who have been here several
weeks. returned To tbeif home Monday IN
Pottawatomie county. Kansas. Messrs.
Lew Chopper and Walter Andrews. ac-
con- panied by the Misses Cora Emerson
and Nellie Wright. of Muncie, were guests
of Miss Mabel Collins last sunday miss
Ollie Gray visited at Union City Thurs
day.
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Mitchell.

Mrs. NJ. T. Burton. of St. Louis. is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. M. A. Burton.
Mrs. l.. c. FoOte. of Missouri Valley, IS
Mrs. Frank Humston is visiting Mrs. Will
lam Humston. Mrs. w. V. 7. Murphy is
visiting at Olney, Ill....Mrs. Nora Kelley
is visiting at Vincennes and at Olney, Ill.
Mrs. W.. A. Burton is visiting In Louis
vile. Mrs. A. ID. Pless is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. William ID. Lindley. in Gin
cinnati
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Misses Oma OFT and Margaret Mckay
visited Miss May Hunnell at Terre Haute
Friday and Saturday, and also attended
intercollegiate field exercises. Miss Dol
lie E. Strain returned to Chicago Satur-
day---.The Dancing Club will give a cali
CO hop" June o.. Misses Daisy johnson
and Fora Cord are back from their Terre
Haute vislt---.M Mrs. w. Z. Henkel. of Tai
ladega, Ala, is visiting her parents. .-Miss
Clara Boyd has resigned as teacher in the
public school;--,Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hunt
May festival at Indianapolis. 800. Miss Bird
Rice. of Waveland, is visiting Mrs. Rufus
DOOloy.
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New Castle.

z ShottCs
Miss Nellie Moulder returned to Kokomo
Monday 49,. Miss blossom Puige. of Terre
Haute. is visiting Miss Julia Paige.--,Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hlllock, OF Chicago. were
the quests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. HIllock q
few days the past week.. Miss Anna Tay-
Tor. of LoganspOrt. and Miss Laura Hiatt.
of Richmond. were guests Of Miss Mary
Smith. - Miss Emma Quincy. of COving-
ton. KY, is visiting Kate Shelley-...Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Smith. Of Richmond, are
spending a few days with X. Is. Smith and
fanlly----Miss Letha Lowery. of knights
town, Is the guest of Allegro Parker.
Mrs. w. H. Bouslog and family. of Wilma
mac. are the guests of Nj. l.. Bundy.
Mrs. c. II. Brown and Miss Mel
lie M0uider visited Muncie on Friday
Miss Cora Redding visited Miss Rhoda
BallenQer at Anderson last Saturday..
Miss Bessie Whitridge and Miss Nellie How
ard. of Richmond, were the guests of Miss
Nellie Bundy on Thursday. Mrs. J.. T.
Rheichart returned to her home in Mon.
month. H.. Wednesday----Mrs. Sophronie
Elliott. Of Logansport. and Mrs. Frederick
Salmon, of Chattanooga. are visiting their
father. Mr.. William Murphy. Misses
Berthe and Lena McCready, of Corners
vile. and Edward Batty. of Indianapolis,
attended commencement. the guests of
Name McCready -.Mesdames L. Bunny.
q. 2. Bundy. 6. w. Burk. w. Z. Jeffrey. L.
II. Bundy. j.. w. Foutz and j. w. Millette
attended the May festival at Indianapolis.
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Greensburg.

Miss Bessie Hunter. of Luxembourg, IS
the guest OF Miss Maggie LathIop.---Mrs.
Van Dyer has gone TO Denver to attend the
wedding of Miss Bertha Scobey Mrs. Jo-
seph Dawson is visiting relatives at Gin
nati....Mrs Ella Seobey is visiting her Sis
ter at Hamilton. O-...Miss Matte Thomas
is visiting her brother Crawford at Indian
apolis--- Miss Marcia Miller. of Franklin,
is the guest ot the Donnells and Stewards.
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Mrs. Silas Pulse. of Warren, was visiting
in town last week. Mrs. Walter Snyder
was visiting friends at Miss
Bessie Shull. of Muncie, was here last
EEK Mrs. Harry Mote. of Muncie. was
visiting friends in town Sunday----Mrs.
Charles O'Neal is visiting at Fremont, o.,
this week.. Mrs. j. G. Buries is in Brook
vile this week visiting relatives----Mrs
Nun McCullick was at Warren on Sunday.
miss Emma Harris. of Nottingham. was
the guest of Mrs. Tom Shull on Monday
Mrs. j. f. Lsakey is visiting her parents at
Kniphtstown.
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Miss Stella Garfield. of indianapolis, Wis
tied Lebanon friends during the past week.
-...Miss Tressie Saunders is a guest of
friends IN Indianapolis. Mrs. S. l.. Cason
left Thursday for Kansas, where she will
tin Is visiting her sister in Thorntown....
Miss Cora Riley is visiting friends in No
blesville.-.-M and Mrs. George Spahr are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Perkins
In kokomo....Rey Miller and wife Wis
tied Charlottesville friends last week.
Mrs. NJ. j.. Johnson. of Baldwin. Kan. Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. W. i. McKinsey.
DIR. William Van Mugs and wife. OF An
darson. arc visiting the family OF DR.. ID. III.
Van Nuys....The member of the Minuet
Dancing Club gave their closing ball last
Thursday evening. Qnite a number were
in attendance. including guests from
n~eighboring towns....Amon those from
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Pendleton.

Miss Neva Moore. of Mexico. Ind. is a
guest of Mrs. G. b. Keesling... Mrs. l.. N.
Roe, OF Indianapolis. is visiting her sister.
Mrs. j. NJ. Moudy.-..Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bos-
ton were guests of Indianapolis friends
last Wednesday. 49,. Miss Minnie Tindall. of
Greenfield, was visiting Mrs. John Town
last Monday 80. Miss Harriet Sharp:
of Anderson, was q guest of
Miss Addah Hair last Sunday .
Miss Nellie Taylor and Mrs. w. g. Silver
attended the musical festival at Indian
apOlls last Wednesday 49, Mrs. NJ. L. COttey
Alexander is q guest of Cincinnati friends.
....Mrs. Charles l.. Clair, of Indianapolis.
and Mrs. w. H. Westfall. of Terre Haute.
are guests of PendletOn friends----J. w.
Cain and Miss frankie Miller were married
last Sunday.