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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-04-16
livingston Enterprise.

Livingston Enterprise.
Hon. A. 4. Joy returned Monday
from Washington, where he has
been in the interest of the bill to
segregate portion Of the National
Park.
Ben D. Sheffield has resigned his
position as deputy sheriff His
successor has not yet been appoint
ed by Sheriff Templeton, but the
vacancy viii probably be filled
within a few days.
Miss Cora MARSHALL, who has had
charge OF the Conrow school, has
accepted a position as teacher in
the public school at Red Lodge in
place Of Miss Stella l.;tkei resigned.
George Wakefield, who has had
the management Of Park transpor
tation under the Yellowstone Park
association, was in the city Thurs
day. lie states that the reported
sale Of his stock to Huntley 4 Clark
Of Helena. who we're last year
granted the the transportation priv
lleges in the Park, is wholly with
out foundation. On the contrary,
Mr. Wakefield is busily engaged in
putting his teams and stages in
proper condition for Park transpor-
tation and is holding himself in
readiness to begin conveying pas
sengers with the opening Of the
tourist season.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-04-16


Last week W. r. Bruyn, of Gran
ite, had three fingers Of his left
hand nearly sawed off He was
engaged in saving fve-foot tagging,
when his hand slipped from the
guard and came in contact with the
saw. The fingers, it was thought
for time, would have to be am
putated, but after careful examina-
ton it was determined to postpone
the operation, and they will very
likely be saved. Ir. Bruyn is the
gentleman who invented the ma
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-04-16
OUR STOCK OF
Clothing and Gents
FURNISHING

Is simply immense, never before
have we been able to offer SO large
a stock Of goods in this line. L
would be i'm possible to mention al
the bargains to be had in this de-
partment, but we invite YOU to cal
and inspect the goods for yourself
We have no doubt but that we will
be able to please you, both as re-
CARDS the GOODS and the PRICES
we ask for them.
Our CroCkry and Glass.
ware Department is
COMPLETE
You will find in this department
all grades including the Americe1
white ware and the finest imported
decorated goods. We have just re
ceived a large invoice Of fancy
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01
Mnslamo.
DeutfbIdno.

&aiier 8ilbeLm fam AM 81. Suit auf Der
GiidfeDr BON leiner Norolanofabrt tnBots>
Dam an. Oils ct ben StuBpanpfer nerlIeB,
muroe ct an Der 2anoun9sbrude DON
Der &aiierin empfan9en. Nnt 5.
September piro ct mad S6fpeoel1
aebeu uno als @ait beS &0nigs oscar tn
@0teborg9tentbiere jagen. @r miro 3ettlg 9ez
mug bon bort 3uriiffebren, UNI ben Wfano7
bern bel Goblen3 Wfeb nj Stutt9art bet3uz
mobnen. = Ser @liaiier SObn Sturm, Der
fIniaig Sabre in 9lmertta gelebt pat,
tebrte t4rSli9 in iein 6eimatblanO
3uriid, 100 CT 8eriammIungen belt, IN
Denen er ieine 2anoSleutc eur NusDanoes
runq a%ufmunterte. @Is Die 8eboroen oaz
BON aunoe erbielten, nnterorilften tie ~
fort Die 8epegun9 uno erlteBsn etner1 AuSS
peiiungsbefebl gegen ben Ngttator. -
Die 6eitipiele in Dem WagnereSDeater IN
Babreut1 baben in Der Dergangeren 2SOWe
ibren 6orteang genommen, ldetnen aoer
teine 10 arobe gln3iebungSfraft aHs5laeen
pte friiber.-ueber Den Siegesiu9 Der Wn's
alieoer oeS giew gorfer @elaagosrelns
vQriou" our6 DeutidlarO llegsn toI.
genoe Go6rt9ten bot: Son 1t un ~:
Nls Die Nrioniten uni 22. Nbenos 9ler
eintrafen, fanosn fte auf benz BGRn9oIe sIIe
1tarfe Population, beltebello aus Ao9eloHO7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01

Gin tntereiianter 8ro3eB lit am Sberz
8ert1te bon 9tep gorf Gount1 unb int
B~unoesgert6te fur ben iiioli6en Stem
yorter 8e3irf gegert ben vNmerican @at6
Erult" anbon9tg 9emadt pnrben. SIS lit
Dies Die &la9e zines @~tnselnen gegen Elm
gepalttges Wtonopol umb auf ben Nusgang
oerlelben tit man ie6r s%eipannt. Ser &lGz
ger 1T oer befannte Deutl6zamerifontl1e
ubrentabritant So9n 6. 9ueber, ipel6er
uber ben Sal ~fOl9en6en Qufi9luB gegeben
bat: Sueber perlangt BON benz SruIt
$950,000 S6aoeneriaB, neil berielbe lein
9ei1Gft 3u @runoe geri6tet babe. Q[s Der
Trult gegrinoet ipuroe uro bic Sirma
0ueber it6 tpetserte, 0emIeIben beisutreten,
tpuroe ilber Die Sabritate Derielben eir1
8opcott p%erbGngt, Der lnftematiih betrieben
tDIroe. Sle SruitS Sabrtfanten ~perfauften
al Hiemanoen 8erfe, Der 9ueber'i6e Sc
bGule benllBte Doer Dertrieb. 0ieieS 0or<
geDeI batte our Sol9e. bah Die 9ueber'z
t@en ubrenz Sabrtfen, bic ft6 balnaLs in
cincinnati uno gtetpport in&entudD befanz
ben, etn9epe1 muBten. Cine Sabrtt puroe
6oraut IN t!etnem WtaBita6e in Canton in
Sb1o 9e9runoet, mo- ft6 6ieielbe nod be-
1tnoet- Der gSeg3ug Der 9ueber lden 6az
brtten tp~arbelonoers furgtepportein l6perer
S1lag 9etpelen, oenn l1ahe3n Sau1eno Qr<
better, fat obne Musnabme 0eutfde, batten
Oaourh ibre Iobnenoe 8ei6dftigung oerz
loren, uno bieier l~lntitanD ipirtte auf Das
0euti6e 2e6en 9tenports in ben eriten Moz
naten 9~eraoe3u lGbmenb. Oaber ertlqrt
ft6 Das Sntereiie. pel6es benz iebt anbGnz
gig 9ema9ten Brp3elie entgeaengebra6t
mtrb. @s lei nod benertt, Dap Die Sirma
Oueber INNER no@ iiber Elm 8erm0gen
BON 3tpst Weiatonen Dollars uerfigt.
- Dem @rafen bon 9aris unb Don
Carlos, Die fi6 UNI ibr Wappen itreiten,
lit Elm neuer Wta6tbeperber erltanoen, Der
fir fi6 auetn Dos 9te6t in 9lnlpru6
ninln1t, oas 8appen oes 6aries Srantrei4
3u fibren: es lit bas 2ouis bon Bourbon,
Elm NbtOmmling Der gtaunbOrfi1en 2inie,
peI6er itol3 ausruft: Scr dlteite Der 9taiie
Gapetinger, Der bin i'd" Der ganse @apz
pentampf erreSt in Srantrei3 grOBe 9eis
terteit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01

RetfebtIoer pom bermann Rafter.
Ser BON 3obIret9en 2eiern %6ringenb
ousgeipro6ene @unid, Elm bLeibenbes Nnz
oenten an Sern1ann Jtaiter su belibem, bat
Die SauniLte bes 8erftorbenen neranlaBt,
unter obigem 2tteI Die setitnouen unO
intereIianten 8rtefe in 8uhform gu berz
0ffentli6en, tueIde unler tobter Sreunb in
ietnen IeBten 2ebensiabren (aus Oterito
1884, aus 0euti6Iano 1886, aus 9euti9z
lamb, S6tpei3 unb StaLisn 1890-9D an
Die 9eier Der vSainois Staatsseituna" .sez
rt9tet bat, barunter aud ben lebten PLUS
benz sgauen @IenO", nit benz Ct in boiler
@rtenntntB ietner baIb beboritebenben Nufz
I0iung bon ibnen 9tbi6ieO nabm. Gorgez
fugt lit benz iebr bibi6 ausseftatteten, 318
@eiten itartcn 8u6e Elm tpoblgelungenes
Bib unO ein furaer 2~ebensabriB bes Ser
itorbenen.
Die vSutnois Stats 3eitung" ien6et bies
tpert6Uo0e 8ud unentgeltltd allen ibren
Qeiern, tueI6c bos 8latt elm Sabr I'M
8oraus be3ablen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01
11niere SOmmerz Hrdmie.

9ie vSQtnots Staatsz 3ettune" bat es BON
iebcr ais ibre 8fi6t betra1tet, Die QeIer in
Der bOuitGnoisften unb aunerlGifigiten@eile
iiber Interchangeable uno tDiiienstpertbe
0orsGnse gu unterri6ten unb seren &ennt-
nib nit allen ibr gu @e6ote 1tebenoen Wtttz
teln gu t%orSern. Sein @reigniB ober barf
nit grDBerem 0te6t fir oieies unb bas
tor1nIenoe Sobr Die ausemeine Mufmerfiamz
teIt n Sbeilnabme fir fi6 in Qnipru9
1ebn1en, ais Die Notwithstanding gu gbiz
cago i'm Sabre 1893. Sour nod elm perz
b6ltntBmdbie furaer !8eitroum trcnnt uns
bon Der Sur @rtnnerung an bic @ntoeduns
oteles groBen Qarbes ~geplanten @inz
t~oetbungsfeter. Bis 81 iener 3ett tper6en
Die 9auptgebGube tbetls aufsefibrt, tbeils
Der S%ouenoung 10 nabe gebradt letn, baB
Die getpoItigeu NnIagen i6on ben Ginorud
zines etnbeitli6en @an3en MAIDEN. Ottt
benz SOrti6reiten 6es 9roBen Sriebensz
tpertes iteigert ith naturgemGB aud bic
Sbetluabme an allen 6alielbe beriibrenoel1
Sor9Gngen in INNER t~uetteren &retien, 10
DaB IS fat iebt idpn fein @ebiet siebt,
tpel6em man i'm grOBen PubItfum mebr
&ufmerfiamfeit e~ntseeenbrinat, ais bieiem.
Ote erD6hnten Gbatlaaen gaben Die Gerz
anlaiiung ba3u, baB Die uSainots Staatsz
Seitung" our6 einen betpGbrten Eunltler.
9errn 0tar Srteoerang, cine umfaiienoe
unb itreng natursetreue 3ei6nun8 ber gez
1an1mten 8aulthteiten Der MISUNDERSTANDING
onfertigen IieB, nelhe BON oemlelben I'M
8eretn NIT 6errn Sans GeiBIer graoirt
unb fir Die SernieIfGlti8ung bergert6tet
murbe. Die auf GuBerit gepiiienbafte 8eiie
g%etponnene 9arfteuung bari bis iebt nit
Jtedt ais Die eiu5tg pabrbettsgetreuc, ben
tutrtliGen 8%erbdItntiie1 geuau entipre6enbe
betraGtet tperben. Sic murbe ben 6auptz
. Ieitern utb 8aumeiitern Der 8eItausiteL>
lung borgeIest unb bon ibnen einitimmig
ais poqtommen unD 3utreffenb be3eihuet.
8as Die GuBerli6e Nusi1miduug am
belongt, 10 lit auf oieieIbe ior9fGItiger @ez
iGnad bertpenbet porben. 9as Bib lit
niht auf benz biQisen Iitbograpbii1en
Mege, ionbern bur6 bas neuere gerfabren
Der gbromozS Topographic beraeiteut. 0ie
Sarben iinb natirlia unb bauerbaft, nie
iiberbaupt Die gauge Gusftattung Der in
OtaB genauen unb in peripecttuii6er &nz
Iage finftIeriia ptrtiamen Sri9inalaufz
nabn1e pirDig lift. 9as Bib bat Die
GrOBenDerhdItniiie bon Is gu 25 unO
birfte ft9 noraIslt6 gum !3immeridmuG
ooer fir dbnltae 3wefe eiguen.
9ie vSatnots Staatssettung" ma6t bass
ieGbe ibren 2eiern unter foIseHDen 8e=
bingungen sugdnglid:
NbOnnenten, wsI6e ibr Qbon1ement fir
elm Sabr i'm goraus bsaabGeu. ptrb bas
Bib auf @uni6 portOfrei auaeianbt.
2eier, tpel6e feline 8orausbe3abIun9 eez
Ieiitet. ODER lire YrGmte beretts empfangen
BADEN, tOnnen IS segen @inienouns bes sez
rinsen 8etra9es bon 25 Gts., tpel6er ben
9erfteaungsfoiten entipri6t, ebenfaIs
portofret erbaIten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01

VtUUVt VtVULIUEIU.
Ser 8oriiBer bes bemOtratild)en 9taz
ttonalausl6ulies, @m. S. Sarritp, bat anz
~9efunoigt, baB SEQ. 139 6iftb &pe., ais bas
tSauptquartier oes oemotratil6en gtationals
ausl6nlies ausgewGblt poroen lit. Oas
@ebGuoe miro erOffnet tperDen, iobalo bic
Iiihe uno i~onittBe WtObel angei6afft ietn
perben. : 9te 9emofroten bon We1tnirz
ainien babcn Mc@odle gum &anoioaten
fir oaS @ouperneursamt aufgeteut. -
Sine Der grDBten politii6en 0ebatten
fano in @~egentpart bon $4,000 Msnl@en
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-11
Grease Spots in Carpets.

In the weaving of pile fabrics little oil
is occasionally used to facilitate the move
ment of the wires, and very careless
weaver may in handling the oil can allow
few drops TO fall on the fabric. No mark
of this may appear at the time, but when
the carpet is on the floor the dust which
would otherwise be swept of by the broom
is attracted and held blythe Oil and a spot
becomes visible
When the spot is on or near the edge Of
a breadth there is another explanation
Sometimes the cars in VIII irh carpeting is
carried south or west have been previously
used fer the transportation of oil. and the
bottoms of these cars are liable to become
saturated with the drippings and leakage
of oil barrels. Wooden caIpeting placed in
such cars may absorb the, oil, and the fact
may not become evident tosthe dealer until
a carpet so damaged has been laid on a
floor or shown in his sadesroom often
enough to catch some dust.
When such spots appear in ingrains one
explanation may be that the wool was not
properly secured, But of course, in most
instances where complaints concerning
spots are made, the& cause need not be
carpet is laid. Children or careless serv-
ants are responsible for most of these spots
as well as for greal deal of the "sprout-
ing"
Fortunately the remedy for the trouble
Is simple. A mixture consisting of equal
portions of chlorofeFm and ether will re-
move the spots at once.-Carpet and Up
holstery Trade Review.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-11
Costly wedding Presents for Sale.

1t is pitiful item In story full OF
pathos that several of the presents origi-
nally bought as wedding gifts for the
Princess May should now be once more
offered to the public, their intended
designation lending them special charm
to certain class of buyers. One feels
additionally touched when one remem-
bers the delight with which the princess
is said to have received those which were
sent her before her terrible trouble. Yet
in a little shop in the Strand, well known
to connoisseurs, can be seen the cele-
brated Tiffany necklace, riviere of
magnificent diamonds, which was bough
in New York to present to the popular
princess.
Another particular treasure is sap
phire. | was going to say a priceless
stone, but truth to tell it is priced, and
its valuei is $4,000. 1t is perfect stone,
without flaw, of exquisite color, two
inches long and IL inches broad. AT
present it is set around with fine bril-
hants and forms royal looking brooch.
The other day a would be purchase,
brought his wife to see the present he
proposed to make, but she would have
nothing to say to the jewel. ''No, thank
you," she exclaimed; II should feel like
8 church window if | wore that" So
the treasured heirloom of an old noble
Russian family is still in the market
London Cor. Philadelphia Telegraph.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-11

Robert c. Marquis, president Sedgwiek
county Sunday school association, has ar
ranged with the Rock Island to furnish a
reclining chair car for the use Of the dele
gates and their friends who viii attend the
state convention to be held ia Topeka I he
car viii leave on the regular train over the
Rock Island route. Monday night s55 AAy
9Th, 1sg2 Ths Rock Island viii sell sK-
cursion tjckets May oh, I0th, 18th aDd
18th. good for return up TO and including
May 10th. 1902 at a rate Of e. g. for the
round trip. For tickets and Information
you are requested 20 call at the Rock Ia
land ticket ofios 100, corner Douglas
avenue and Main street and consult W
II. WishArt. city ticket and passenger
agent, or sppiY 10 RObert g. Marquis,
president Sedg~Ick county Sunday school
association, li02 SSuth Topeka syenus'
" ichitA, Kan. ~ =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-11
TeIephopes for Use in Battle.

Particulars of the behavior of the field
telephone system in the French autumn
maneuvers have now been published
Magnetic telephones were used, as nc
delicate microphone or battery is re.
quired with them. The transmitter was
held in the hand and the receiver "
affixed to the ''kepi." Combined re-
ceivers and transmitters were also EN-.
ployed. A bare bimetallic wire 0.6 mil,
hmeters in diameter was unrolled from
drum and laid out of harms way on
hedges, branches, walls and in trenches.
A line twenty-three kilometers long
was thus laid, with the addition of ten
posts, in five hours: speech was good,
and the whole was taken up again in an
hour. During sham fight a cavalry
division passed over long line without
interrupting the communication. A
bayonet stuck in the ground made a
good earth circuit, SO did the body of a
cavalry horse if the wire was attached
to the bridle.-London Globe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-11
Newest Mode of BURGLARY.

The other day gentleman in a north
ern suburb found stranger ascending
his staircase, who, without betraying
any emotion, said he had come about
the repairs. "Oh, yes" replied the own
er, "but | am in hurry to keep an en-
gagement just now. Come out with me,
and I'll tell you what I want done. "
The two walked out together, the house
holder talking about waterpipes and
tanks, and the stranger answering with
a glibness that showed considerable ex-
perience, until they came to police
man, when the former at once gave the
pretended plumber into his custody for
being in his house with unlawful in
tent
Upon him were found the usual in
struments of the burglars business, and
when taken to the police station he was
soon identified as an expert crib cracker,
who was already wanted on several
charges of housebreaking and burglary.
People will do well to view with suspi-
cion men who come to their dwellings
to do repairs which have never been or
dered.-Philadelph Telegraph.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-11
Russian Discipline,

Much comment has been excited by a
recent occurrence at Wilma, in western
Russia. The men of one of the batteries
Of an artillery regiment stationed at
wilma mutinously refused to salute one
of their officers when he came among
them He summoned them more than
once to pay him the due sign of respect,
but the soldiers paid no attention. The
officer, enraged at this behavior, at
length drew his revolver and shot two
noncommissioned officers, one after the
other. He was taking aim at a third
when the soldiers, IN fear of their lives,
at length gave the proper salute. The
incident is being holly discussed m mill
tary circles, some officers maintaining
that their confrere was justified in his
act, while others condemn his extreme
conduct.-London Times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-11
A Strange Explosion

Seth Williams and Morris McCelland
met death in mysterious explosion at
Cave City, KY. They were digging a
cistern and had reached fat rock eight
feet down. Williams struck the Dck
with sledge hammer, causing a terri
bic explosion, which buried McClelland
beneath flying powders and killed him,
and threw Williams into a tree fifty
yards away. McClellsnd lived Just long
enough to tell what had happened Sew
eral persons have closely examined the
scene of the explosion, bat discovered
nothing beyond blush vspor with sui
phurous smell issuing from between two
large rocks.-Exchange
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-11
WIFI lIzt|:.5;igle
Morning, Noon and Night
Youth Manhood and Age.

Our clothing for the dewy
moon of Youth sparkles with
the freshness of Spring time.
That for the noon Of manhood is
like unto the midday sun, and
for the night of age the shades
are as soft and as subdued as an
Autumn twilight.
Start your son right by cloth
ing his youthful form from Our
stock. In the noontide of his
manhood he will follow your
example, and when the night
age comes. he will say, "Naked
Came | into the World and
Naked will | leave it" but
throughout long and busy
life have | been clothed decently
and at Small Expense fror, the
stock of the Honest One-Price
Clothiers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-11
An Engineer in Rare Lick.

By the death of Patrick Costello, in
Detroit, Tom Costello, OF Wichita, an
engineer o the Atchison road, viii get
So. 600. P OK. the elder brother, left
Ireland forty-nve years ago fer Austria
liza, and ten years later Tom came u
America. About 1865 Patrick wrote 70
his family thas be was -lcn and that he
was leaving Australia FOR America, and
they uevev heard from hlan again. H
had lived n Detroit. i SENS. for Kan.
years, hut no on4 knew much AbO,1t him.
-kans4s City Ti.aos.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-11
Chici,weed Sellers in Paris.

ChlcSWSCu Sellers in Paris.
1t is strangely suggestive of the ups
and downs of life to read that among
the members of the society of chick
weed sellers III Paris there are large
number Of persons who were formerly
IN much higher ConGI,ion. 1t may not
be generally known that the humble
itinerant chickweed seller of Paris
boasts of a syndicate. which, in default
OF hall wherein to transact business,
meets In the open air near the fortifca-
tions. AT recent meeting the question
had TO be decided whether what are
known as "colihchet" men-that is to
say, itinerant vendors of a species of
light cake for song birGs-Should be ad-
united into the society, and the votes
Were taken IN this way-those who were
for their admission put cork in a bas-
ket, those against it put in an onion.
The corks, On being counted. proving
superior IN number 10 the onions. the
'colItichet" men were proclaimed mem
bers of the society of chickweed sellers.
In connection with the subject it is
mentioned that among the members of
this Very humble corporation are to be
found two doctors, one lawyer, four
chemists, two manufacturers, twenty
nine wine merchants. one process server.
four jewelers., nineteen brokers, eight
grocers, two coppersmiths, four clock
makers and dozen tradesmen in other
lines. Itwould be curious to know bv
what vicissitudes or reverses of fortune
such change in the social position OF
these people was brought about. &
professional man, or even a tradesman.
must be, indeed, driven to the last ex-
treluity TO take TO selling chickweed at
one son a bunch to earn his bread
London Standard.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-11
4 Boston Mans Hard Luck.

A Boston man died the other day with
out having touched fortune which he
had long expected aud had az last inner
tied. The estate, which was a large one
IN New York. was IL course OF settle
ment. something had been realized al
ready, and check for several thousand
dollars was sent - a first payment 10
the Boston man. Il found hirl in bed
so sick that he could not even write an
Endorsement. and he died without hay
ing handled dollar Of the property
Boston Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-11
Ex ursion to okarche. okiaboma.

The Rock Island will sell excursion
tickets to Okarche, Oklahoma, Sunday,
May 10. 1892, at single fare for the roe nd
trip. Train leaves Wichita Sunday, Nay
IS. at $50 a. IN. II you have not yet visit
ed the new country. now is your golden
opportunity to do so at a small cost. For
full particulars please call at company
Office, No. 100, corner of Main and Doug
las. w II. WIsHART.
City Ticket and Passenger Agent.
1886 Wichita, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-11
Published May IL, ls92.l
Ordinance No. I129

An ordinance repeating ordinance number SO,
entitled an ordinance charging the fire
limits of the city of Wichita
Be il ordained by the mayor and councilmen
OF the city of Wichita:
Section l. That ordinance number SIG, en-
titled an ordinance enlarging the fire limits OF
the city CT Wichita, be and the same is hereby
repealed.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take effect and
proval and publication in the Wichita Daily
EAGLE.
Approved May 10, 1922.
JOHN B. CAREY. Mayor.
Attest: FRED SCHATTNER, City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-11

Excursion tickets are now on sale to Port
land. Oregon,a and return at the low rate of
one lowest first-class fare for round trip
and will continue on sale until May II,
1892. Tickets good for return passage
ninety days. from date of sale, allowing
stop overs on the return trip within final
limit. For further information call AT No.
40 North Main street.
Z. L. BLECKLEY, p. 6; T. A.
d 151-3t Mo. Pac. Rwy.
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Notice is hereby given that in conform
fly with an order of the district court
made in the matter OF the assignment of
the Savings Bank of Wichita, Kansas, /,
the undersigned assignee of said bank, will
on the 18th day of May, 1892. at the Office
of Blackwelder g. Holbrook, rooms POP
and 204, Sedgwick block, Wichita, Kan,
pay on the allowed claims against said
Savings bank 10 per centum thereof.
GEORGE II. BLACKwELDER,
15l-2t Assignee
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Excursion 70 Kansas City via Santa Fs
route-One fare round trip. Dztes Of sale
May 3, and 3. fuAl Limit Nay & Three
trains daily. VIZ: Sos a n. los g. IN, and
2 . IA Ilcksts On sale a. 10 AcEth Main
street and Union depot
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ing 10 directions, he began
to steadily improve. and
after the use of them for
seven months his head was
entirely well. When we
began using IL his head WAS
a solid sore from the crown
Ito his eyebrows. II was
ialso ali over his ears. most
: Of his face. and small places
on different parts OF his
body. There were sixteen
weeks that we had to keep
his hands tied TO the cradle
and hold them when he
was taken up. and had TO
keep mittens tied on his
banda m EAnn hia HnUoT
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Notice.

All persons having claims against the
Southern Kansas Fair association, for
premiums earned at the Fair of 1892. are
requested to call upon the secretary, on
and after June 18th, 1892, when the same
will be paid B. H. CAMPBELL, Pres.
w. 2. NCNAIR, Sec'y. Isl 1t