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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-04
New Millinery Stock.

Miss Katie Schneider, the popular
city milliner, has just received her
Spring stock. Novelties in flowers and
all kinds Of hat trimmings direct from
the Eastern market. She has pur-
chased something new in the millinery
line for the ladies Of Langdon and Vi
entity. Fine display of pattern hats
and bonnets-no shelf worn goods. All
are invited to call and inspect stock.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-04
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA;l
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,


ARBOR DAY PROCLAMAT 4.
What does he plant who planE \?
He plants in sap and leaf andy -
In love of home and loyalty, h Mx-
And far-cast thought of civic s E5it,
His blessings of the neighborhood,~ CIV
Who in the hollow of his hand l1t
Holds out the growth of all eur lantAxe-
n nation sgrowth from sea to sea $">'-t.
Stirs in his heart. who plants tree"
In sympathetic accord with tho
wishes and pursuant to an established
custom OF the people of our State,
E. G. D. Shortridge, Governor of
North Dakota, do hereby designate
and proclaim that !
Saturday, the 9th Day of May, 1898,
as Arbor Day land earnestly recommend
a universal and appropriate observance
of the day by the people of our State
and especially by the teachers and
pupils of our public schools. Let each
person, young or old, feel it duty tc
plant and care for one or more trees
vines or shrubs: for in so doing will be
found a source of future pleasure, OF
pride and benefit to our State and
succeeding generations.
Done at the Capitol in the
City of Bismarck, North
fsEAL] Dakota, this 10Th day OF
April, in the year of oul
Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ninety three
E. C. D. SIIORTRIDGE,
By the Governor Governor.
G. M. DAHL. Secretary of State.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-04
n Err DING.

On and after May 18th l will have
my herd at James Drummond's, on
the Pembina river. All stock left in
my charge will receive the best of
care. Terms, Sl.50 for the season, or
Scots per month. Season closes Octo-
Der 18th.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-04
LOST

During the month of October, 1892,
a school township order, issued by the
Dist. Clerk of Harvey School township,
in favor of the CoURIER-DEMoCRA
The order was numbered No. 81. Pay
ment of same has been stopped and
finder will oblige by returning to un-
dersigned.
1912 Al. KEHMsTEDT.
LapgdOn. N H. Anri1 18th 1909
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-05-04

M.'BURKETT SIR.
Mazda p. O
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09
PERSONALLY.

F. A. Burke, Aurora, H., is a guest at
tue Carey.
Ell. Lahoman. Buffalo, n. Y. is in the
city.
f. NJ. Wilcox. Kansas City, is doing
business in the city.
%. Tslbott, Denver, is in the city on
business.
c. w. Peck, Chicago, was in the city
yesterday.
Thomas Best, Medicine Lodge, Is up on
business
H. K Pratt, Riverside Cliff, Cal, is in
The city.
a. NJ. Wetwood, Douglas. is at the Carey.
II. b. Thompson, Douglas. came over
yesterday.
Alfred Tall, Kansas City. came down
yesterday.
Scott Matson, Chicago, is doing business
In the city.
{. A. Cleveland, Anodorka, came up last
night.
w. III. Graybill, Newton, is a guest at
the Carey.
T. L. Curtis, Toledo, came in last night.
ID. a. Harvey, Oklahoma City. is in the
CITY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09
SOME OBSERVATIONS.

at was great victory" said Hon.
Frank Dofflemeyer.
I'VE have met the enemy aud they are
ours" said Hon. George Douglass.
I'VE have got them on the run and we
| will chase 'em to DEATH" said Colonel Hal
4, lowell.
Garry the news to Mary Ellen" said E.
E. Enoch.
Il am going to Virginia" said Colonel
! TAYLOR AS he started to the train.
1--WE are in the SOUP" said Judge Nc
Canless.
Did you ever see anything like it!''
said Willard Boone.
| II am still Democrat" said Tom Fitch.
where in thunder are we at! SAID
| Tom Cartright.
"What did / tell your" said Judge
Jewett.
.T'il get drunk anyway" said prom
nent disappointed Democrat.
"Why, guess eau live over it, said
| Clarence Mahoney.
II am profoundly grateful to all my
| friends" said NJ. A. Carvin. 81 am par
ticulariy grateful to my old neighbors in
Mnneha township"
1T can't be helped.' said h. H. Harris.
! SOME NOTES.
| Colonel Bean has not been seen since the
night of the election. Wherever he is ii
| is safe to bet that he is not in favor OF
| fusion anymore.
Dr. Burroughs was about as happy a
! man as there WAS in town when he read
the returns in the EAGLE at the breakfast
| table Yesterday morning. "Weli, l guess
they have sli the fusion they want" said
| he TO an EAGLE reporter rs he shrugged
/ his shoulder and increased the area of his
smile.
| Ipey Campbell burned his ratification
speech yesterday. 1t contained So much
| dynamite and powder and vitroil and
/ other ex oiosives that the fire department,
| held themselves in readiness until IL was
| burned.
| Judge Sankey appeared on the streets
/ last night and held coincidence party
with John Richardson in front OF the news
stand.
| Both sides are charging treachery, and
it is very probable that both sides are
right.
| 1t is understood that Governor LEVEL
4 x,
the following telegram;
WICHITA, Kan
! To the Eight Honorable Geor-e X Peck. ToFeka,
! Kansas:
| Meet me at the Santa Fe offices ''at mid
night" | atm in the soup aud / want you
1 10 write ine some more letters, rs ! am
nervous and excited over the result.
| Douglass has played HI with IL. Saall
! bring Helm and * les along with me?
Your servant
! /. ID. LEwELLINa.
Rufe Cone who.went TO Kansas City be
/ fore the returns came in Tuesday night
with an dea tha. he entire fusion ticker
was elected by / 600 majority, is supposed
/ to have sent the following message las,
night to the police commissioners:
| II have heard the news. / wont be back
| for a few days, as / have found this a
splendid place 10 drown my sorrow. VIII
leave for Topeka about riday night to tell
| Lorenzo how il happened. Cheer up
/ bpvs. we still have fourteen months more
| to enjoy ourselves at the public crib.
''RUFIE"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09

This exhibition opened yesterday with
the choicest display Of autumn flowers
ever seen in the west.
Specimens of every conceivable hue al
most, decorate the large room. They are
in fancy shapes, lining tie wall and filling
tables They form II fringe about tue
stalls aud booths aud are clustered IL
bspks CD the floor There are stands with
roses. pots aud jars with singIs buds. aud
here aud yon are large bushes contsinius
flowers by tue dozens. one bush havisg
four hundred on. and many Of
the flowers are eight to ten
inches III diameter. with depth OF frep !
TO nches-in fact as large - a cocoshuL
There are the pHre white. the brilliant
crimson. some with var.e-ated coiors aud
bronze centers. There are red, white.
blue, gray-many shaded Ike veirets and
give out glow Ike twilight tiuts and
.uBset hues.
Dir. hichenmeister has severa. new and
lovely specimens never bef0re developed
here. The Princes. Of ChrysantheG1au,s"
is flower o. beauty, it's color pearl pix
The Master Of Ostrich Fiume-
i large, and ia cosoE loyal sad
gg8E. GNe -. ~ 83AG&tA -
a deep CT Enssn and magnificent bloom.
The King Of CEryssnthsfnanl - 3 rles. red
with revers. gold. The Doctor Csiie.dran
Is Lemon yellow win waite rig.. To al
these vita E44ay others he has gwen en-
usual care aaa ealIurs, sGd EaaDy he
brought from Cxliforais
There was a fac Representatives O. lz9is.
present yesterday. aud nzsaF g.p;ismsa
ysarkeok OF a EEe oyster aInEsz Io<iSy
asd sotnorro~ Mssisgsss straag ssd
Spsagssy have Charge % tSe alBsST ssa
tsis 10 enough 10 resentment :, % ak
Mr.. Guthrie and Asr s8aaxatsrs Blanche
and Lzcy are seFylag the Van Holtsa CO.
COS, Tea OF csffe~. ana give G&ssty Jzp
souvenir vita each cap. Tie Ladies are
KEEP bslsF.
I1a- !nt~rest manifested By this society
10 ibs srgwth sssA eulfsrr .. t4.-s~ agsser.
IL uos Tor p<c1sszTy rrsfi.. bat sSf Ice 2ur-
pee 81 is-Ast af8 usiaa csslsgss. Tb-r b~-
lisvs tue iove asa -ssssreut INSPIRED by
ia. sstor and communion w.Eh agNsrs e.
eTSsss ssG ssfass
Tee I2oEas-- of flowers - sea- sod
yoetTJ and Whispers Izsgaa=s 80 ios
Srnss srst ses - tas ciriss.
Tsss .Air eses- n p O.. AID cgetiazes
unsf. 10 ?. e.. vita ss&ws. fol- esches.Ea
srIvsns1S the eeeaxsoa s@sz ssssxE~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09

The children's home is in need of funds.
If we have a hobby it is In making comfort
able the poor little orphan children of our
city. Therefore, we have decided to donate
in cash, 10 per cent OF our entire sales on
next Thursday Nov 9th Come and make
your purchases as large as possible
and give the little ones a big lift without its
costing you cent. The greater our sales
on that day, the greater our gift to the chill
dren We hope you will force us to
make this gift amount to several hundred
dollars
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09
Ehe dha HaIy Eao Thursday zHouine, Houember 1899

For coroner-McColiister 19, Slyter 80.
For suryeyor-Kessler Is Brown 50.
For comn1issioner-Webb 20. Shaup @.
PARK WEST TOWNSHIP.
For sheriff-Royse. IS; Mosbacher. So
For treasurer-Doran. 81: Teachoui. So.
For county clerk-Carviu. 81: Hsrris. 81.
For register of deeds-Barre;, 81; Dor
sen. So
For coroner-McC5lli 81; Siyter. "a
For surveycr-kessler. 53; Brown, 81
ROCKFORD TOWNSHIP DERBY
For sherif-Royse Sc. Mosbacher. 75
For treasurer-Doran. j.; Teachout, az.
For county clerk-Carvin, 81: Harris, 20.
For register Of deeds-Bsrret, "a, Dor
sey, IS
For coroner-McCoilister.6 81; Slyter, g..
For suryeyor-kessler, SO; Brown. IL
SALEM
For sheriff-Royse 81, Mosbaeher 81.
For treasurer-Doran Gu. Teachout 81.
For county clerk-Carvin 81, Harris -.
For register O. deeds-Barrett 3D. Dor
sey 81.
Fur corouer-McColiis,e So S!y,er 50.
For suryeyo,-kss-ieyo 90. Blown 81.
SHERMAN TOWNSHIP.
For sheriff-Royse AZ, Mosbacher 49,
For treasurer orau 90. Teaehoa5 $
For county cierk-Caryin 80. Hariis g
For register of deeJs-Barrett fl, Dor
seq 81.
For Corouer-McCollisterS SO. S.yter 81.
For surveyor-kessler 81 Brown So
UNION TOWNSHIP.
For sheriff Royse. 90: lios bacner, 81.
For treasurer, Doran, g.; Teachoui, 50.
For county clerk, Carvin. 50; Harris. IS
Fer ragi4ter of deeds, Barrett. IS, Dor
sey. SO.
For Coroner, McCollister, 81; Siyter, 81.
For surveyor, Kessler Sc; Brown 81.
VALLEY CENTER TOWNSHIP (south).
For sheriff Royse. 30: Mosbacher, -
For treasurer, Dorian. A; Teachout ~.
For county clerk, Carviu. A.; Harris, %.
For register of deeds, Barrett, A.; Dor
sey. "A.
For coroner. McCollister. As; Slyter, "A,
For surveyor, krssler, 40; Brown y.
VALLEY CENTER TIP. (NoRTH)
For sheriff-R9yss Al, .Iosbacher 33.
For treasurer-Drran "a. Teachout IS.
For county clerk-Csrvia 81. Harris IS.
Cor register of deeds-Barrett 81, Dor
sey S.
For coroner-McBollister SIS. Slyter "a
For surveyor-kessIer 81. Brown 50.
For ommissiouer-We s., Shaup So
VIOLA TIP.
For sheriff-Royse "a. Mosbacber 80.
For treasurer-Dorau y, Teachout IS.
For county clerk-Carvln p, Harris 81.
For register of deeds-Barrett p, Dor
sey SO.
For coroner-McCollister %, Slyter s.
Fur surveyor-kessler 81, Brown AZ
WACO TOWNSHIP.
For sheriff-Royse IS. Mosbacher 104.
For treasurer-Doran %. Teachout lO1.
For county clerk-Carvin Y, Harris los
For register of deeds-Barrett q, Dor
sey ITO
For coroner-McCollister IS. Slyter 1Os
For surveyor-kessler IS, Brown lc3.
WICHITA TOWNSHIP.
For sheriff-Royse 81, Mosbacher 43.
For lreasurer-Doran 81, Teachout sc.
For county clerk-Csrvin 62, Harris %
For register of deeds-Barrett 50, Dor
sey 81.
For coroner-McColli.tsr 81, Slyter 81.
For surveyor-Kessler SO, Brown Al.
For mmissioner-Webb 81, Shaup 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09
For surveyor-Kessler IS. Brown 6S.
DELANO.

For surveyor-Kessler IS. Brown g.
For sheriff-Royse Mosbacher s..
For treasurer-Doren sc, Teachous S..
For county clerk-Carsin Sc, Harris S.
For re yister of deeds-Barrett SO. Dor
sey 81.
For eoroner-McCo,lister Siyter So
For surveyor-Kess!er 81. Brown 81.
SOUTH EAGLE TOWNSHIP.
For sheriff-Royse 9, Mosbacher H.
For treasurer-Doran g. Teachout H.
For county c!erk-Carvin Z, Harris IA.
For register Of deeds-Barrett {, Dor
ser IL
For coroner-McCollister :. Slyter IA.
For surveyor-kessler o. Brown 10.
ERIE TOWNSHIP.
For sheriff-Royse, -; Mosbacher. p.
For treasurer-Doran. 10: Teachoat, l6
For county clerk-Carvin. a.; Harris, l6.
For register of deeds-Barret, 40; Dor
seq. Is
For coroner-McCollister 46; Siyter, Is
For surveyor-Kessler. 50; Brown, is.
GARDEN PLAIN NORTH
For sheriff-Royse, 8; Mosbacher. 81.
For treasurer-Doran. 10; Teachout, IS
For county clerk-Carvin, Il; Harris. 40,
Fer register OF deeds-Birret, 8; Dor
sey. 40.
For corouer-McCollister, IL; Slyter. 4G
For surveyor-kessler, IA. Brown. ~.
GARDEN PLAIN SOUTH
For sher.tf-Royse 30, Mosbscher "a.
For trsasurer-Dorau A.. Teacaout "A
For county clerk-Carvin ~, Harris %.
For register OF deeds-Bsrrett A., Dor
sey q.
For coroner-McCollister 4S, Slyter "a
For surveyor-kessler 46, Brown %.
GRAND RIVER.
For sherif-Royse 50, Mosbacher 81.
For treasurer-Doran 33, Teachout 81.
Eor county clerk-Carvin 50. Harris 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09
YESTERDAY MoKNI>s.s FIRE

The scene of the fire was visited by hum
dreds of people during the day. the visi-
tors arriving AS early as O'Clock in the
morning ond as late as 6 O'Clock last ght.
The house. occupied by 5. G. Babcock
was totally destroyed together with its
contents. He estimates his loss IT 81 500.
including the family clothing. his carriage.
etc. He had $500 Insurance on his furni-
.ure, The house belonged To a mortgage
company. aud was worth $500 Insured.
The house next to Mr.. Babcock. formerly
occupied by w. j. McLeou, was also to-
tally destroyed Loss $500. MIR. Nc
Leon moved out few days ago, aud oc-
cupied, temporarily. two rooms In Mr..
Babcock's house. His loss WAS $500. No
insurance.
D. l.. Soliday's loss will reach 81 600
His house caught fire two or three times,
and AS many times it was extinzuisasd-
His barn was total loss. Iu it was stored
two good heating stoves aud many other
things of value not in use. Water went
through the burnt places in tie house.
damaging the furniture and carpets very
much. Insured.
j. +. Handiey's barn was . total
loss Mr. Handley's winters Goa
was stored in the barn, as also load OF
millet, aud several bushels OF oats and
small quantity Of chop feed. His loss will
reach 1900 Insured. The residence had
just been repainted aud the surroundings
very neatly fixed up. Tie paint was
cracked by the Intense heat, making thugs
present a woebegons appearance. A barn
on the corner of University and Ssueca
was destroyed, and the north side OF the
house charred TO a coal. Five barns and
two dwellings totally destr Dyed, and two
houses greatly damaged. Fortunately DO
horses were burned, though 1t WAS be-
lieved at first that three must have per
ished. Ii was the worst fire Wichita has
seen for many day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09

Qai;e large per cent OF fhe yzters All
Of Eae coiored men did not vos- ia gai- cs;y.
There are costly number % coiored snen
IA Wickits who are rD~s. bat there sre
scores who have. uod~r sEe OLD las. oesEs
20 coasGsatiy paid for their day. ~ork-
wEiSa iEcl1c=d ,Arig votes. thu, ;aey .rli
los, and stood sroue-i ike mSsasrs=ss
caves. TIE days Of esectsea s,soIl<. il -
OF whatever ? rig. has dep erei he c-sGS.s-
tioa o. taiags il tass city fe- severz! years
past. TIE new elecs8oa law beats tas
DO disr xn1l sxves both tAe usakco4 an.
peck book Of ,l- ca,dislate. NoS-oiy re-
gress the fac: that tie pad hand i.iled -
vote Es doa'. have 70.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09

The fervid heat of summer has been
followed by ole OF the most delightful
autums in south Kansas, an autumn of
perfection and golden roi, of delights and
chrysanthemums, never surpassed in any
Cline or country. The Indian summer, il
indeed there has been any Indian summer.
has been neither dim nor kazy. The
silently hurting leaf, its mission fulfilled
an6 its existetce spent. drops peacefully
in multitude of coInpaniouships TO the
waiting earth. its gorgeous colorinss sus-
costing more of lie than detth. Erosts
have touched but lightly and winter with
its death seems 10th TO come. aud every.
body .xclaims. did you ever see such
perfect weather hold so iougs"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09
For register of deeds-Barrett 81. Dor

For register of deeds-Barrett "a. Dor
sey 3d.
GREELY TOWNSHIP NORTH.
For sheriff-Royse 10. Mosbacher H.
For treasurer-Doran s. Teachout IA.
For county clerk-Carvin 8, Harris Is.
For register Of deeds-!3Hrrett 8, Dorsey
l8
For corouer-McCollister 8. Slyter 10.
For surveyor-kessier =. Brown Is.
For commissioner-WebbS s. Shaup a.
GRANT TOWNSHIP.
For sheriff-Royse 81, Mosbacher a.
For treasurer-Dorau 81, Teachout IS.
For county clerk-CarvinY92, Harris IS.
For register of deeds-Barrett 81, Dorsey
IS
For CONGRATULATIONS 50. Slyter 70.
For Surveyor-kesslerS 80 Brown q.
For COMMUNICATIVE 80 Shaup IS.
GREELEY TOWNSHIP SOUTH.
For sheriff-Royse, 90; Mosbacher, 45.
For treasurer-Doran, 81 Teachout, As
For county clerk-Carvi SO; Harris, AZ.
For register of deeds-Barrett, S.; Dor
sey, AZ.
For Observation-Disclosures 90; Slyter. 46.
For surveyor-kesser.S 81; Brown, 40
GYPSUM TOWNSHIP.
For sheriff -Royse, IS; Mosbacher, 10
For treasurer-Doran, IS; Teachout. "A
For county c!erk-Carvln. 80; Harris, a
For register OF deeds-Barrett, 50, Dor
sey, "A.
For coroner-McColli 81; Slyter, %.
For surveyor-kessler, 81; Brown, %.
For commissioner-Webb, Al; Shaud, g.
GYPSUM WEST.
For Sheriff-Royse y, Mosbacher 80.
For treasurer-Doran IS, Teachout 81.
For county clsrk-Carvin 10, Harris 80.
For register of deeds-Barrett 10, Dor
sey 40
For coroner-McCollister 20, Slyter 81.
Fot surveyor-kessler Is, Brown 81.
For commissioner-Webbl 10, Shaup SO
ILLINOIS TOWNSHIP.
For sheriff-Royse %, Mosbacher 81.
For treasurer-Dorau %, 1eachous IS.
For county clerk-Carvin p. Harris So.
For register OF deeds-Barrett "A, Der
sey So
For coroner-McCollister %, Slyter 81.
For surveyor Kessl-r -, Brown 81.
KECHI
For sieriff-Royse s., Mos5acher CD.
For treasurer-Doran IS. T-schout 81.
For county clers-Carvin ~, Harris o.
For register OF deeGs-Barrett -, Dor
sey 60.
For coroaer-McCollisterT -. Slyter IS.
For surveyor-KsssIer -. Brown IS
For mmissiouer-Webbs 81, Shsup s..
MTSNEHA-
For sherif-R8yse 45. Mos5acher 81.
For treasurer-DoraD -. Teschout 80.
For county clerk-Caryin Al. Harris 81.
For register of deeas-BsrFctt IL, Dor
sey IS.
For corousr-NcCollister IS. Sitter IS.
For surveyor-kessler A. Brown s.
For com missioner-We "A, Shsup5 81
MORTON.
For sherif-Royse 81. Mosbacher 50
For treasurer-Dorsu %. Teaehout 80
For county clerk-CArvin 30 Harris 81
For register OF aesds-Basrst. -. Dor
sey -.
For coroner-McC ollister sc. Slyter 3
Fox surveyor-kessier -, Brown IS.
MINNESOTA TOWNSHIP.
For sheriff-Royse il6. Mosbaeher 81.
For treasvrer-Dorsn ZIG. Teschont 81
For county eierk-Carvin 40, Harris Al.
For register 81 aeei=-B4rr-tE III Dor
sey So
OHIO TOWNSHIP.
For sherif-Royse u. AioshaciIer %
For trrasurev-Doran q. Teaehoai IS.
For c5unty c.eTk-Csrs.a -. Harris o.
For register OF sisrls-BarrrEs -, Dor
SCI 80
For coroue.-McCoilister2 IS ; yter -.
For surveyor-hcs>ierz =, Brown g.
PARE TOWNSHIP. EAsT-
For sheriff Royse -. NsscsacseF =
For treasarer-Doran Il. TesahcE- 10
For county cleEk-Carvin IL. Harris -.
For register Of deeds-Barrsl. IS. Dor
,ey 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09
he rRAwI.rpt-x

A slender and tall gentleman entered
the voting place al the Burton ear precioc;
and sitter receiving his ballot asked. limo
Gently. 'Iiow 10 you get into MS thing, ="
referring OF coCr-s, 20 the booth. Captain
Swop-, thinking he wss j-stinx. aid. ou
ALI nave 10 crawl ursi.r" Down ne went.
aud sure enough c-azies nnder Ia r@is-
ing 70 his feet on the inside hs struck Bis
head sgain-t the shelf aud Cut gate |.
cash ia h.s forehead lie came cut. a. be
went IN, on hls knees.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09

Miss Florence Daley attending the Ep
warth LEAGUE meeting from Belle Plains
lost per pocket book between the church
and Douglas avenue last evening after
meeting. 7: aad ten or fifteen dollars IN IL
and auy person finding II, ard leaving IL
at this Office will be suitably rewarded
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09
RATIFIED.
A ROUSING VICTORY CELEBRATED
AT GARFIELD HALL.
Every Republican on the County
Ticket Elected Beyond the
Least Doubt.
The Least Majority in the County
Ticket Will be Over Three
Hundred.
The Democrats Scratched the POpu-
lists as Was so Often Predicted
by This Paper.

The Republican ticket is elected from
top to bottom and that election was rati-
fed at Garfield hall last night with old
time enthusiasm.
AS early as 6 o'clock jubilant Republi-
cans began to assemble on the corner OF
Main and First streets with horns, COW
bells, tin cans and everything else usually
used to express enthusiasm. A colored
band soon made its appearance and the
noise that was made on that corner for At
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09

AT the Dodge Avenue Methodist church
last evening, at q O'Clock, Mr.. ID. II. Way
and Miss Ella l. Burrows were united in
the holy bonds OF matrimony by the pas
tor, Rev. j. W. Anderson. Mr.. Way is
one of the bright young business men Of
Wichita. while Miss Burrows. one of the
!airest daughters of the Peerless Princess.
possesses TIE most excellent qualities of
mind and heart. The wedding was quite
an interesting one, and detailed account
Of il will be found i'll the EAGLE Sunday
morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09
MARRIED.

Last evening at the home of the ofiiciat-
ing clergyman, Rev. George K Smith. Mr..
Benjamin F. Reynolds aud Miss Anna
Miller bot Of Wichita The young couple
are well known in the city, and their m any
friends will be glad TO learn that thay will
go to housekeeping soon at their uew home
OF South Market street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09

The following are the returns from all
the precincts IN the county, outside the
city, with the exception OF four.
AFToS TOWNSHIP.
For sheriff-Roy-e - Josbacher -
For treasurer-Dorau -, Teschout AZ
For county clerk-CsFvsa u. Hsrri- 81
For register OF deeds-B ,rreSi -. Dor
sey -.
For coroner-McColljster q, S'yter a.
For surveyor-k4ssIer -. Brown 81
ATTICA TOWNSHIP.
For sheriff-Royse ssl. Mosbscher %
For treasurer-Do-an 65, Teschoat -
For county cierS-Cagvin Is. Harris as
Fer register of deeds-Barrrtt a, Dor
sey es.
: For coroner-NcColiister 81. SIyser IS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09

6. E. Kirk patrck who has been down to
Pond Greek but who has been in the city
two or three days suffering from a bilious
aud chronic attack, WAS out on the streets
last evening again. He expects to be able
to return to the territory in a day or two.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09

Oklahoma Times Journals: Uncle
Billy Grifinstein was on the north bound
trsin yesterday on his way from his ranch
N Pottawattomie county TO Wichita. His
health is much better than it has been for
.ome time. and he is in fair way TO live
many years yen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09

The friends of the Orphans Home
should not forget the opportunity they
will have at the New York store TO help
put the lady managers today. \ portion
Of the money received for every purchase
made Of Cash Henderson today gees to the
support of the Orphans Home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-09

Mrs. Jennie E. Hobbs, who comes back
from the vanishing city by the lake, now
that it is all over. says that sqe enjoyed it
tmmeu sely; that it seemed 20 her as If all
the most beautiful things in the world
bad been gathered together in that one