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After our rid" On tho clrphants. we visited
ono 81 the palaces of the MAN. His palaces
and buildings cover an extent OF ground over
two miles square IN the city OF Hyd"rabad. I
aIn told the Nizaln has hurem VI 800 womens
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the shade of luxuriant trees, easy
lounging seats, soft and exquisite nu-
sic, singing of birds, fair women, the
simmer of light and dainty silks, the
glitter of delicate china, the sparkle of
light wines, the murmur Of languid and
subdued conversation, the gay futter of
bright tennis colors, and ever so many
other delightful things.
And so it is no wonder that all three
daughters in this particular family in
which I am interested were anxious
about what they should wear.
The eldest is tall and imperial and
has excellent taste. She has already
settled her gown to the minutest de-
tail and she knows just how she will
look Some women have that faculty
of being able to see themselves with
their minds eye clad in some garment
which has not yet even been cut. This
is what the girl sees: A figure clad in
a clinging white crepe de chine; its
train is not so long as usual and is
plated; at the bottom of the skirt, in
front, runs roll of very fine velvet in
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hat win be the same pale silver color,
made of crepe lisse shirred and trimmed
with nothing more than a big spray of
pink roses that will completely cover
the low crown.
The third girl isn't bit like her sis
ter. She has no desire for admiration;
she goes in for fun And as she expects
TO be prominent figure in and around
the tennis courts, her dress was planned
accordingly. 1t proved to be a fine
white serge, and the skirt was edged
with deep ruffie of dark blue. also
serge, on which was embroidered IN
white silk, crossed racquets and small
balls. The dark blue yoke was also en-
broidered both back and front with the
same jaunty design, and the full white
bodice was confined by blue silk sash,
the ends Of which were carelessly knot
ted, so that they would futter graceful
~ under the slightest breeze. She was
to wear a broad-rimmed dark blue
straw hat that had a large white bow
in front
Some of the tennis girls are wearing
tight-ftting suits this year. Last year
they had the semblance, at least, of
looseness, for only the lining was fitted
tight, and the material itself was loose
ly draped. But this year even the sem
blance is cast aside on occasions, and the
tennis girl wields her racquet with ap-
parent, If not actual, ease, in the snug
gest of close-ftting garments. She
wears at times a tight-fitting jacket
over smooth white shirt front; or
loose jacket over very tight bodice.
Lace and silk fronts are seen more
and more every day: they can be used
for so many occasions. A plain dress
can so quickly be made pretty and at
tractive by the addition of fancy silk
front under a blazer or open front
jacket, and an evening costume can SO
easily be produced by the addition of a
pretty lace collarette or cravat, as
they call them On the other side of the
water, that it is no wonder these dainty
creations are popular.
The newest ones in lace are longer
than ever. On a high lace standing col
lar is fastened the deep hounce that is
pun OA Ci1COOis pain, IL II very fOllS Ill
front and slopes off at the back until it
is only few inches wide at the center,
where it fastens under a knot of colored
ribbon, the same shade as the silk that
lines the founce. Another. more prop
erly fichu, is made of any thin, gauzy
material over plain velvet yoke and
collar, and is carried in soft folds down
each side of the yoke in V that meets
half way down the waist. Here it is
caught in a small knot, and the ends
hang as they will The gauzy folds
are edged with flmy lace, and pretty
butterfly bows adorn the shoulders.
This is pretty for evening wear without
the velvet yoke. Another of rather
quaint cut is fulled on the low satin col
lar, and is large enough to form only
yoke. It's three sides are edged with
narrow lace, and at each side of the
collar is small bow.
EVA A. SCHUBERT,
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Santa Fe Rou,e-Fxcurs,on List.


Topeka. Kan, and return-State Repub-
lican convention. One and one-third rate
for round trip, Tickets sold June %, %
and 80; final limit July 5 for return pass
age.
Winfield, Kan, and return, Winfield
Chautauqua assembly, one fare for round
trip. Tickets sold June 20 to 80, inclusive,
final limit for return July g.
Kansas City, Mo, and return-biennial
e1campment uniform rank Knights OF
Pythlas-one fare for round trip. Tickets
sold Aug. 20 to . inclusive. Final limit
Sept. Is for return passage.
Omaha, Neb., and return-national Peo-
pies convention-one lowest fare for round
trip. Tickets sold July l and 2 Final
limit July 10 for return passage.
Saratoga Springs, y. Y, and return, Y.
F. A. annual convention, rate of Que low
est fare. plus s.. for round trip. Tickets
sold July 3 10 Q, inclusive: final limit Sept
,, for return passage.
Helena, Mont, and return, annual en-
campmen: Sons of Veterans, L. s A, and
Ladies Aid society, one lowest first-class
fare for round TIP. Tickets sold Aug.
10 10. inclusive; final limit Oct. 10, for re
turn passage.
New York and return. Eleventh Inter
national Convention Society of Christian
Endeavor. One lowest first-class fare for
round trip tickets. sold July 8 to 5. TO-
elusive, with final limit August 10. for
return passage.
Helena, Montana, and return. National
Mining Congress. $40 for round trip:
tickets sold July 3 TO 10, inclusive. with
final limit thirty days from date of sale
for return passage
Denver, Colo. and return. Knight Tenn
plar trl-ennial conciave Aug. l. to Il: one
are for round trip, with fiuM limit Tor re-
turn passage Oct. 10, 1872. Cali on address
". ID. MURDOCH. d. p. 4.
I5S y Main St. or
Q. y. BROWN, ACt. Pass stain.
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Children Cru for Pitchers Castoris.
Christian Endeavsr and New York.

The Christian Endeavor official train
from Kansas and Oklahoma for the ma
tional convention at New York will leave
the Union depot at Kansas City, Mo, next
Monday evening, via the Santa Fe route,
at about 7:30 o'clock. The success OF the
excursion Is already assured The route
has been carefully laid ouJ-a day at Chi
cago, another at Niagara Falls. a ride by
steamer down the classic Hudson, and, by
special arrangement an extra trip through
New YORK bay. To obtain many superior
advantages, Endeavorers and their friends
must take the official train which leaves
over the Santa Fe railroad, as before stated,
on the evening of July T. final limit Sept.
10, and sJop-overs allowed.
GEORGE S. SwEZEY.
President Kansas Christian Endeavor
union, Peabody, Kan. DIS 81
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WICHITA, Kan, June q, 1892.
To the Peoples Party League Of wichita, sed2-
wick County. Southern Kansas, and Oklahoma
Leagues
GENTLEMEN-At meeting Of the trans
portation committee of the Peoples Party
league held June a. 1892, the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the committee on trans
portation of the Peoples Party league of
Wichita, Kan, recommend that persons
attending the national convention at
Omaha go over the Santa Fe route, and
take the train leaving Wichita, Saturday,
July 2 1892, leaving at lilo 10 the morn
ing Connections with this train will be
made by the Wichita and Western branch,
also from Wellington. Cald well. Okla
homa territory, Arkansas City. Winfield
and from points east of Wichita on the St
Louis and san Francisco road and at
Florence, Kan, with toe party from the
Mcpherson and FL Dorado branches
Arriving at Newton orr party Will
be reinforced from points west, making
a good connection at ali these junction
points The train viii carry Pull man pal
ace sieepers. tourist Sleeping cars, and
chair cars. On arrival at Kansas City IN
the evening the party will take special
tourist sleeping cars via the BEriingtou
Route. arriving at Omaha, SUNDAY morn
ing aud &c Is ARIA Seli that these cars sbai!
be stored On SIDE tracks toT occupancy
while there, a. II - now Impose Die 70 o.
tain hotel accom- moSiatioBs The minimum
cost OF the berth " III be about - cents per
day: and If thirty persons occupy the car
about - cents each. ia order 10 secure
good accom- mOtIatlOns you shoulu apply at
oace 10 the nearest station agent 81 the
Santa Re Route, or 20 the upCeTs gnsd.
The rate VIII be one lowest limited fare for
be round trlp from Kansas and Okla
horna WILLIAM CAMPBELL,
IT, rre.s -
Peoples Party League. is South Law
reIce avenue, Wichita. Kan % :.
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f.1eurslon % sar..sgs.

For the pretty scboolma'sm and her
friends. the great meeting % l-S2 = that o.
ne National Educational association a.
Szrarog4 Springs, y \.
The date - JUG Il IS
The rate Is one fare for round trip plus
s. 90 membership fee, and Is opeH % every
BODY.
With great wisdom. the Kansas teachers
have selected TIE Santa Fe route 10 Ch4ca-
x, - he u11Icisl lsae fsr their sp@csa. ve.st-
aafed train 1broura chair cars and Pull
-s1su s!ss sers have been assured
This train wfil probably leave Kansas
Cgty evening C. july .
4 better chance = TaTe!v offered for 3
chez . TRIP 20 Ehe old homestead '-back
ez=f
I.ocai agent Of A. r & & Z. r Z viii
esteem y a privilege &c fEIy sxp.Ass The
details 70 ycv-
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Remember the special train for Omaha
leaves over the Rock Island route. Friday
morning at S;55 July LIST, arriving at Oma-
ha the same evening. No change of cars
between Wichits aud Omaha. Governor
Lewelling, also the celebrated Lawrence
glee club and the Quenemo glee club will
accompany this train. All members of
the Peoples party are requested TO be at
Omaha, Saturday, July 2d, for the open
ing of the convention at 2 o'clock p. IN.
that day. There Will no use coming later.
5. w CHASE.
Chairman Executive Com.
For the above the Rock Island will run
special chair cars decorated for the Occa-
sion, and will serve meals at 80 cents per
meal in one of their handsome dining cars
which will run through on this train.
w. H. WIsHART,
1t Ticket A gent, Wichita,
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FROM SIRE TO SON.
How the Curse of Drink Is UnkHowing1y
Transmitted.

How the Curse of Drink Is Unknown ely
Transmitted.
A few months ago 1 was present in
Dr. Carriers consulting room watching
the prisoners from the depot fling past.
We were informed that child had been
brought by it's parents to be examined.
These people were shown in; they be-
longed to the respectable working
class, and were quiet and well man
nered The man was the driver of a
dray belonging to one of the railway
stations, and had all the appearance of
a stalwart workingman. The boy was
scarcely six years old; he had an intel
lgent, rather pretty face, and was
neatly dressed.
See here, N. lie Docteur," said the
father, 1--WE have brought you our boy;
he alarms US. He IS no fool; he begins
to read; they are satisfied with him at
his school; but we cannot help thinking
he must be insane, for he wants to muir
der his little brother, child two
years old. The other day he nearly
succeeded in doing so. arrived just in
time to snatch my razor from his hands"
The boy stood listening with indiffer-
ence and without hanging his head.
The doctor drew the child kindly to-
ward him and inquired:
SIS it true that you wish to hurt your
little brother?'
With perfect composure the little one
replied:
Il will kill him; yes, yes, will kill
himl'
The doctor glanced at the father and
asked in a low voice:
''Do you drink"
The wife exclaimed, Indignantly:
He, sirl Why, he never enters
public house, and has never come home
drunk"
They were quite sincere Neverthe-
less the doctor said:
Stretch out your arm"
The man obeyed: his hand trernbled.
Had these people told lies, then, in stat
ing that the man had never come home
the worse for drink? No; but all
through the day, whenever he had called
to leave package, the people Of the
house had given him something TO
drink for his trouble He had become
a drunkard without knowing it, and
the poison that had entered his blood
was at this moment filing the head Of
his little child with the dreams of an
assaSSin.-F ortnightIy Review.
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A Cansiderate ChfId.

Small Boy-Mamma, didn't you say
las week you wanted the butcher-knife
an tn Ratchet sharpened?
Mrs. Suburb-Indeed / did. Bless
his little hearth how Thoughtful you
are They are both so dull as to be
useless
We'll, I'll take 'em around to the
sharpener's for you"
How sweet of you to offer to do such
things for your mamma, my little
cherub I'll wrap them up for you"
No, don't wrap them up. want
them to show. There's a boy out there
waitin' to lick me, but guess wen he
sees me comm he'll 60 home. Good
News
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Arrangements have been made with the
Rock Island railway, las heretofore an
nounced by 5 w. Chase. chairman of the
executive committee" by which the Peo-
pies party will travel enroute 10 attend
the national convention at Omaha, and
every member of the party who intends
attending the convention is requested TO
60 via the Rock Island. as arrangements
have been made for hotel accommodations
for all who go via the Rock Island route
The special train will leave Wichita Fri
day, July /. at $50 IA. m. The celebrated
Lawrence glee club and the Quenemo glee
club will accompany this train. As the
convention will be called 10 order July .,
all are requested TO take this train. This
will he the governors train"
W. II. WISHART
Ticket and Passenger Agent.
s. w. CHASE, Chairman Executive Com
mittee. d3i ct
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To whom il NAV concern:

To " HUIII To IIIdy VUUCtTII.
This is TO certify that Mr. J. f. Tandy
moved a two story frame building from
East Twelfth street, Paramount, to the
corner of Fourth and Central, and did the
work in a scientific manner, not rackiug
the building in the slightest degree or
breaking a window. | can cheerfully
recommend Mr.. Tandy to all who have
work of this kind, and can assure them
that they will get a frsJ-class job for a
reasonable price c. w. HILL.
Having the contract for the carpenter
work on the above house, l cheerfully rec
ommend Mr.. Tandy as being careful
aud a No. l HORSEPOWER, as not a rack Of
any description appears in the house
moved by him for Hill. T. E. CLARK.
d3S lie
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Low Rate. to New York and Return.

The Baltimore and Ohio Rrilroad COM
pany will sell excursion tickets from Chr
cago to New York and return at rate of
SIC. 90 for round trip for all through trains
leaving Chicago July 9Th to 9Th inclusive.
The tickets will be valid for return
journey until August 18th, and will be
good for stop over at Deer park, the ia
nous mountain resort on the summit of
the Alleghanies, and also at Washington
City. Tickets 10 New York and return
via b. g. o. K. r., will slso be on sale At
the offices of the principal roads through
out the west.
For full information as to time Of trains
and sleeping car accommodations apply 10
L. 5. Allen, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, b. *
o. r. r., The Rookery, Chicago
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For Your Comfort.

Travellers to and from Utah will be
pleased to learn that Pullman palace
sleepers now run through, daily, without
change between Chicago and Ogden, over
Santa Fe, Colorado Midland and Rio
Grande western lines-west-bound via
Colorado Spring, and east-bound via Col
orado Springs and Denver
The true scenic route; plenty of time to
see Manitou and vicinity.
Double daily passenger service between
Denver and Ogden.
Inquire of nearest Santa Fe route ticket
agent, for rates, sleeper reservations,
ETC. d100 IF
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Sealed bids viii be received at the Office
of the board of education, third floor, City
June 30, 1892. for the printing In the daily
press OF the city the official proceedings of
each meeting of the board of education,
including the quarterly reports. Bids
made per square of $50 ems nonpareil-
legal measure-for the first insertion and
for each consecutive insertion. The board
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
BY order OF the committee on printing
T. J. IRWIN, Sec'y.
Wichita, Kan, June Is, 1892 % 13t
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ks rSfons

Topeka Kan and rcturn-tscks;s On
sale june Z-th. Sslb and .SJth- Good Tor
return passage until july -. IN
Kansas City aud T~turb. Tickets o.
sale August 1o;I-to z3rd inclusive Good
for return passage until September i5tA.
CIncinoati, Oaio. and retgFu. Tickets
On sale une 9th 70 Z7th- Idnsfsi Tor re-
turn passage 10 July 7th. Tourist tickets
70 Colorado aud L lah points on ssle bow
and will continue until -eptsuu Der 18th.
GOOD for return passage until October ~.
Is2z For fail Information with reference
% the above call a. NJ. 10 North Main
street = T. BiecEisy. Passenger aud
Tlcket Asent, Missouri Paalfc Railway.
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Popular Eastern Excursions via Frisco Line
ThrOunh It IOus.

Saratoga Springs. n. Y, and return.
n. E. A. annual convention one lowest
fare for round trip, plus 81. Tickets sold
July to 8 inclusive-fual limit Sept. 2
for return passage.
New York and return. International
convention Christian Endeavor societies.
One lowest fare for round trip. Tickets
sold July 2 to 5 with final limit August 10
for return passage. The Frisco line have
two daily express trains equipped with
Pullman sleepers and reclining chair cars
through to St. Louis without change.
making direct connection with all lines to
the east. w, ID. MURDOCH, d. p. A.
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THE WOMAN OF FASHION
Gets Ready for a Stylish Garden
Party.
The Regal Effect of the White Gown
The Pretty One in Resebuds-Ths
Tennis Girls AppareI-Some
New Chemisettes.
COPYRIGHT, 1892. !

COPYRIGHT, 1892.
The girls are going to garden party,
and there's great f1utter of excitement
all over the house. There's lot of
talking and planning and reading and
arranging; for they're natural girls, all
three of them, and never get over the
great delight they always experience
whenever an opportunity presents itself
to plan a new costume for some very
special affair. And since this is their
first garden party of the season, they
feel perfectly justified in making q
great fuss about it.
A garden party There's sort of
magic about the word. 1t suggests, the
minute we hear it, the greenest of grass,
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A Man of Brains.

Mrs. D'Avnoo (indignantly)-What!
Move out of the city and live in the
suburbs? Indeed won't-so there.
Mr.. D'Avnoo (who wants to econo-
mize)-My dear, pretty woman like
you never looks so charming as when
sitting in phaeton at suburban rail-
way station, waiting for her husband.
She went.-N. Y. Weekly.
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Official campaign book of the Republ-
can party. This book contains full
account of the history of President Har-
risous boyhood, early struggles and recent
political triumphs, with Sketch of the
life and public services of Whitelaw
Reid, protection and free trade. Protec-
ton by Hon. James g. Blaine; value of
protection by Hon. William Mckinley, Jr.
Free trade by Rt Hon. w. E. Gladstone of
England. A full account of the national
convention. Minneapolis with Republican
platform adopting reciprocity, the silver
question, Behring sea, and Gillian ques-
ton. Sketches of the lives of all the
presidents of the United States from
Washington TO Harrison, with portraits
contains upwards of 500 pages, printed
from large, clear, new type Oh fine calendar
paper.
Price, extra fine silk cloth binding, 81 80
Full morocco gold center. 800. Address
or call on NJ. G.. McLAIN.
Wichita, Kan.
27tf Room 407 Sedgwick Bldg.
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.Chcap Exrurs ons 40 NV rort,

The Santa Fe being chosen the official
line for the y. p. :. C. E. will run a
special train consistin. OF chair and Pull.
man sleeping cars through 10 New York
without change
Leaving Wichita AT II a. m july 1
Tickets on sale July 3. and ;. good re-
turning until July Is, with an exfeution
of time until Aug. =, at rate of one lowest
fare for the round trip. For Pullman
reservations and her information call on
W. ID. MURDoCK, d. P. A.
d4st l5s North Main street
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Young Peoples Society of Christian
EndeavOr will hold their next annual
meeting at New York for which the Rock
Island will sell tickets at lowest first class
fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale
July 3rd to 5th inclusive good for return
until July 18th, with provision for an ex-
tension of limit until Aug. 10Th Via
taking the Rock Island You can have
choice of lines east OF Chicago. For further
information please call at Rock Island
ticket office, 100. corner Main street and
Douglas avenue W II WISHAET.
City 1kt & Pass. Agt,
Gx BOT Wichita, Kan.
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BICYCLES.

Get yourself, your wife, your
boy or girl one. Don't walk any
longer, l have just receiver ono
hundred at prices from $500 to
$50, wholesale or retail. Como
and see them; good Instructor
to teach you to ride; don't wait or
you will be sorry for it. Victors,
Columbia, Union 2:10, Hartford
nd all the cheaper ones. l know
can suit you.
129 North Main Street..