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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-19
acettip- Into a Scrape."

The red and fallow deer which for
merly roamed through the English for
ests had habit OF scraping up the
earth with their forefeet to the depth
of several inches, sometimes even of
half 4 yard. The stranger passing
through these woods was frequently
exposed to the danger of tumbling
into one of the hollows, when he nigh.
be said truly to be Gin q scrape." The
college students of Cambridge, in their
little perplexities, picked up and ap-
piled the phrase to other perplexing
matters which had brought man
morally into a fix.
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corfa fEsfelE< IeaaAy. jane IL sr4
ssraJ 90t.5sY thereafter the fsrsa. ga.rk
is4Aifa Iss3sTsy will ran = six~ftu. car -.
lNe.s fss"rnsnS 'sa4;s leaving Wscksta s.EJ
- 10, aFs4fiNG IA i.Saso the fssfts-zt,..,
tEeEgi8z al 8 = clos yal.r4x prgss.s
sleeping >as = designed e.txeszg.y tr-
*oflds lar travel f'artss. ...ssy5,ss.
sglScs Cat Fgsass rss~fyatsas ass ns7r,,i.-, =
sisJ "a ssssgs1scs b, cas- tag s. f.eet 49,
i5tAsf "fisee, cDrfses Aaia sssd Iggsg!..
IL 81 ls sssiss tbAL iise Rex Isiznd - a.
CAY .iiss Fr@ehf1s !.aG!rNosa. wsiea j.
es4y ave IsssIasea VA Grsfk~ sxs-s,ss. -
grounds } "a p,g4fs ss.. 49,
80 {. !. L z & G., IL / II
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Mi1ltpuf Cnauuo NJ r,,.s

Tic Great Rock Island Route train
leaving Wichita mt a. m runs free vesti-
bale reclinln,. chair cars 10 Chicago
without change Of cnrs arriving in Chicago
The following morning in time To connect
with all the principal lines for the east.
and north Sleeping car accommodations
ran he secured upon application mt the
Rock Island ticket office, corner Main ami
Douglas. FOR further information write
o. call on J. H. PHILLIPS
q. I. and z. A. {. Il. J. and =. IL. r..
dlu2 II Wichita, Has.
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Mr.. i. ". HsgeT. wei IN os-n MIR
chant Of CSC. IE~s.eil county, y G.. cured
four CASES a hGx syith one small sottje ~
Cham iserlain'- Collie, Cholera and Diar.
rbosa Rsinedy. Tsis IS tie mos. pro.ut.
and mot successful remedy ia ne for
dysentsry. tiaFfboa. c1lic AuI CHOLERA
fnofoo-- 10 oiheF THeafe.i5. sal take lts
place o. 90 lis work ia fbts e!ass - A.,
eases IL Is equally valuable FOR ch,idro,
snd sdu!ts. - and - cent bottles for ala
By Hettnger Bios, &c Es~t D91glas. nod
Es:i WerceD's Dtsru4acg. - North sf.in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-19
q Per c-rr. on-one-l,al, r.rr.

Tbs i tie reduction you yet 10 the
worlds faic via the Santa Re route. On
the following dates July IL, a. ii and
Aug T.
Tie Santa Fe made The first relsc'ion
in worlds fair rates and ggss CHAM p.o.ied
this iass 0ne.
Tbe Santa Fe il the only line having =
It's
lie only iige running three 81 daily
trains 80 Ca5czgo from WscaIia-
i = - mise~ le -forte.t lac and Is ibe
''0,3ly' rock .zs..sst~d read frosn WSealis
10 CbicaZc. Doat fsss - fsKe tai 81
item into accoast ~ ~ MUADocE
C1y.i ID ~ p..ss. : -
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We Speak What We Know.

From the COokyille. Texas, Banner.
MY wife and four children were taken
very suddenly with severe cases Of cholera
morbus. / bought II bottle Of Chant er-
laIn's Collie, Cholera and Diarrboel Rene
dy. and from one 10 two doses gave relief
IN each case ! heartily recommend il, be
lieviug il the best remedy known for
bowel com plants. - and 80 cent bottles
for sale by Het,inger Bros. PIG Dnnglas
and Van Werden's Pharmacy, 32S North
Main
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In a BAD Fly Either yYay.

"Mr. Uptown's mother-in-law must
DC on a visit at his house." said Har-
lem tobacconist to Pete Amsterdam,
one OF his customers,
What makes You think SOP"
'He bought dozen OF the cheapest
cigars I've got He is either trying to
smoke her out, or else he is running
for Office. TEXAS Siftings.
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as he pointed at Lydia's retreating fig.

as he pointed at Lydia's retreating fig
are. That girl could run.
For moment l stood dumfounded.
What revelation! Dawson chuckled
in Satanic glee. Sadly stopped down
and picked up the purses, the cigar
ette-case and the watch.
Great - l cried: and my hand
Gew to my waistcoat-pocket
1t was my watch.
did not prosecute Lydia, because l
could not have overtalzen her. and for
other reasons. 1t was altogether too
sad, too dishcartening, too disappoint-
ing q discovery. Dawson, however.
observed that it seemed to him an ey-
ceilent example of poetic justice in real
ife.-St. James Gazette.
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a Peculiar Belief.

It is an old belief OF native Hawaiians
that the spirits of their warrior chiefs
inhabit after Heath the bodies of their
favorite horses. There is even now o
fine white stallion in Honolulu in
which, it is popularity believed, lives
the spirit Of Boki. who led rebellion
in Tahiti some years ago. At various
times this horse, splendidly capari-
soned, is led ridcrless in state through
the principal streets of Honolulu.
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Not ce 10 On!ractors.

The committee of buildings and grounds
of the board Of education of the city of
Wichita, Kansas, will receive bids up To
AZ O'Clock noon Saturday, August 10, 1898,
for n system of closets for the High ana
Webster schools, according 10 the plans
end specifications now on file with the
clerk OF the board. The committee re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
Address all bids to Undersigned.
ED GOLDBERG, Chairman,
Wichita. Aug. IA, 93. Box S9t, City.
GSGt5
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Candid.

Doctor-Your wife is in a very crit
ical state. and | should recommend you
to call in some specialist to consult on
the case.
Husband-Therc. you see, doctor,
was right again. told my wife ong
ago she ought to get proper medical
advice, but she always thought you
might be acknowledgements Blaet-
70
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CoGfn~Ecls < Aug J. the CREST Rock "a
lead rai,waF n "a sels Fotsass rip t5c9<ts 10
IGlc-=o sesfs Evt1ra for SO g. .os&. 10 r.
tgfn asv time Inside ef is.4gfs days. ssasse
far s5s1 TIRE seclfBsrg easar csrs
tarcu-h wi.A4esft caAag~- S.eepa5< csE
.econoo * osss esn i-r secured tss up! c.
floa n fle Heck issznd iies-. Gle. cSE-
ueF MAia AID D.vB-i>~
e6l II : IL IaytEsTs. Pass Agt
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At your own price almost, to reduce
stock, preparatory to taking inventory.
Those who come first will get some bar
gains by way of advertising the above
facts. Sign of the Golden Collar, corner
Ut Topeka and Douglas avenue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-19

For the g. n Z. encampmsnt Mt Hutch
inson, Kan, Aug. ~ 20 j.. the Missouri
Pscihc Railway company will sell round
trip tickets At the rate Of ons fare for the
round trip Tickets good returning until
Aug . Two i-aios daily tor Hutchin-
s0n-s-J5 a. IA. aud $50 p. IA
L. T. BLICELEY. i. and T. A
t9tf III North Main stre-t
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One EAre For Thr Round Tin.

We will sell tickets to Chicago at the
rate OF one first class fare for the round
Trip on the dates as follows; July II, Il,
-. and August I, 1898. For full inforn,a.
ton call AT ia y Nam 81. or AT depot cor
her Second and Wichita st.
t. 4. BLECKLEY. 2. & T. A.
GooG Missouri Pacific Railway
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An Acknowledgment.

Mrs. Plankinton--Have you got an
other cool. yet?
Mrs. Witherby-No. My husband is
after one now.
Mrs. Plankinton-This is his first
attempt, is it not?
Mrs. Witherby-No. was his first.
Detroit Free Press.
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commencing AnE ]. he Santa Te -o,.,,e
sbH ilsco lii.- Will sci; round tfip ticket.
liiniied thirty GAys. to Chicago AZ E,o Z,
an oi.e 10y tickets tI5 -. good Gu all
through Pullman ssrsl5ess. For fft-fhe-
informal ioa cal 90 or address
=" ~ ACEDsscE. D.. Pass arsu,
eS'A SIS North Main sfx--.
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proposals for supplies Tor the BGari Of Educa-
Ion or TIL ct. of Wirhua, Hans. for
tho Ensuing Year.
60 gal. non-c orrosivc ink.
10 doZ. broonls.
- uoz. cans concentrated lie.
30 gross wooden covered Stat" pencils. 90,
81 gross common lead pencils.
$40 gross Crayon.
bhls. moulding clay.
20 gross pen holders.
f06 gross pens.
tOreams single ruled foolscap
ll0 teac hers registers without covers.
DRAWING SUPPLIES
100 pks. Whites colored PAPER
$40 phs. practice paper 6Na inches.
olsi p6S. practice paper ski inches.
100 sheets charcoal paper.l
- gross eraSer>
Tgross drawing lead PENCILS, 'Prang's NJ"
- boxes charcoal sticks.
20 plaster cas;s.
Bids received till p. IN. Friday. Sept |. 1896
}rlces submitted for above quantities or any
excess that may DE desired by the bo;r,! dur
ing the coming school year. Committee re-
serve The right TO reject any or all bids
GILES DAVIS,
JNO. l.. POWELL.
GEO. L. CAMPBELL
Cor mittee on Supplies
Direct TO Secretary's Office, City Building
wichita, Kansas. 10 6t
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Any Information regarding the where
nbouts of Ada Wright formerly Of Digh-
ten, Kan, will be literally rewarded #
returned TO Robert Wright, general deliv-
cry. city. 72tf
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A Change.-Starvling-"We've got
French cook at our boarding house
now" Dumpling-"Notice any differ
ence?" Starvling-"Yes; the hash Is
served Up as soup Puck
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T0DAY'S SPECIALS.
SPECIAL SALE

OF Riding Saddles. Harness. Lap Robes, Stable
Sheets and Whipo.
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THAT BOSTON MAID.

That Boston maid I much admire because she
puzzles me.
Profound she Is in commonplace as weu as
reportee:
OF sunset or OF promenade. OF snowstorm or OF
dew,
Her speech is polysyllable. and thus Is ever
new.
We walloed together-she ana Lone evening in
he.rain,
And saw a rainbow afterward And yet It were
quite vain
For nc to try 70 translate her. Aqueous va
por," "hue."
"Prismatic arch conccntric''-these. perhaps,
will givera clew.
Like other maids, she loves ice cream. and soda
water, too;
Bnt in thcirnorn nation she is apt to rattle you
CONCEALED CORRECTION is the one, and I am
not quite SIRE
Just what she calls the other in her pet nonen-
clature.
Though angu,arstn speech, she is pretty girl
to see,
And thercforesI admire her much, although she
puzzles ne.
Propose? dare not: yet OF life year OF two
would give
To know just how'she would frame yes-or yet
ancgatiH.
j. A Waldron, in Judge
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Remember that Rogers duplicates any
price on photos that his competitors gives
you until the Cherokee strip opens. DIS Ut
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NEbsst a. ax~ 81 Cars.
] Es Grezs Koex bland are Ealing Eek
sfs 30 the worlds FAIR AZ reduced rates
Tickets are good Tar return passage usstl
Ncsenis~s y by }~artng Uish.fs at "a
IA Jon rsAca Chsrszo tlss following mora
lag ~ 2 c'esocs- Fsse reclining chair rars
thFeBsh without el.sAgr q cars- P..Ilraan
fs3Hs eisrEsUg car &ceosf4 fsss4 eIIesEss esa
- s%tHTssi 3gea Application % Es4ek
Islzaa t.eks: ossser. ecsnsr Mia ard Dssss..
ixs. J. II. PHILLIP.
Gsnsrsl Ticket AID I.ts~saEer a gent o
Catrsee. Hex sSszEd and P.e. DC r.i!~4Y
sA. II
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A Disappointment.

Jeannette-Tm sorry l went to the
scashore.
Maude-Why?
Jeannette-I got tanned almost
black.
Maude-Well?
Jeannette-And 1t all came OF COM
ing home.-Chicago Record.
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MONEY TALKS.

L have too many goods and not
enough money. will sell Pianos
Organs and Bicycles for less than
factory cost for cash. l have a.
large importation of goods arriv-
ing from Europe and need money
l will sacrifice all profit for q
short time. New Pianos will sell
for $l15 and upwards; Organs
Sl5 up. Bicycles at your own
price to close them out. / am
selling lots of goods. These
prices will only last until / GO,
cash enough to meet my demands
If You are going to buy the next
twelve months don't miss this OPP
portunity. My goods are nearly
all the highest grade known.
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Proposals for supplies for the BGari IF Educa
ION OF tn" Cts of Wirhra, HANS. for
tho Ensuing Year.
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Cor, mittee on Supplies
Direct TO Secretary's Office, City Building.
Wichita, Kansas. IS OF
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jus, abou, the same.

Willie-Pa. did goa ever see white
elephant?
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The Missouri Pacific Railway compsny
has placed in its train service the most ese-
CANT reclining chair cars that ever appear
cd in the equipment OF any hue west OF the
Mississippi river. These cars Row run
daily between Wichita and St. Louis and
Wichita aud Denver. TLey are models of
beauty and comfort. The chairs are spa
cious-easiiy adjusted and comfortable and
of the very latest design. Every car Is
equipped with the celebrated Pin;sch gas
light system whereby passengers can read
as well rs by daylight; also doing ava
with the obnoxious Cdor emanntiDg from
oil lamps. Cars are heated by steam from
the engine thus AEor,i.ng an even temper
allure Throughout. The Gar As we'll as avoid
ing he dangers experienced in the OLD ear
stove system. Ii yOu contemplate going
east or west, try the Missouri Pacific rail.
way. St. Louis fast express leaves Wichita
daily at l:30 D. III. arrives IN 81. Louis at
f:l5 next morning. Denver express leaves
N.thit;s al 6:O0 7. III. daily. los It
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of nature to protect the human frame
work with fleshy padding especially
on those points which are likely to
come in contact with hard substances
/ am an experiment in the line of econ
omy. 1t would. of course. be cheaper
if man could get along with only his
skeleton, but doubt if such a man
could ever be truly devout. As for me.
! cannot kneel in 4 bushel of feathers
withous punching holes in nv skin. to
say nothing of my pantaloons, which
time cannot heal
"Maude." said I. 'if you don't stand
still. how can do anything but kneel
here and swear?"
There, there, Howdy,- she ex-
claimed. why don't you hurry up aud
not talk so much?"
She turned around as she said this,
and betook myself TO ny task Then
she started off across the floor. She
did it so suddenly tina: pinned two
fingers of my left hand firmly to-
gether, and did not touch the dress At,
all
1T isn't one bit better" said Maude.
"You did it all wrong
Look at those fingers" said !. and
do not weary Ele with idle reproaches."
| held up finger from which drop
OF fine old patriarch blood was yelling
up.
''Oh, Howdy. how careless OF your'
she exclaimed IF you should get
single bit OF that stuff on my dress i;
would simply ruin it."
l thanked her for her gentle svnpa-
thy. the blessing which Paradise
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LEATHER WINTER"
A Character Who Until Recently Adorned
French Legislative Halls.


The French chamber of deputies has
lost an original character in the person
of NJ de Caste. deputy for Brest, says
the London Globe. He was simple,
honest fellow, and enjoyed the esteem
not only of his colleagues of the left
but also of his adversarics on the right.
/, He made himself celebrated by his
everlasting fur coat, which he wore in
all seasons, and which earned for him
the name of "Pere Hiver." He was
likewise irreverently called "L'Homne-
Chen" on account of his shaggy hair
and whiskers which he allowed to grow
in wild profusion and made him look
like Skye terrier. His umbrella. his
hat and particularly tie cut of his
clothes also rendered him famous. His
colleagues smiled, but liked him none
the less for his cccentricitics. He had
one great day III the chamber, when as
doyen d'age in the place of NJ. Pierre
Blanc, who was unwell. he presided
over the first sitting of the session. On
that occasion he delivered speech in
which he embraced every political
question under the sun. and might
have gone on occupying the house till
doomsday had he not found it suddenly
empty. He was most assiduous, arriv-
ing the first and leaving the last. he
was born in 1911, and was originally a
civil engineer Of the first class. I'M
like most OF his republican colleagues,
he was staunch Catholic. Every day
as regular as cloclswork.he would mount
the tribune and bring.forward some un-
expected motion which, much to his sor-
row, was invariably shelvcd. Once
however, his motion was passed. and
nobody was more surprised than him
self OF later years he took to fe-
male emancipation, and attended the
meetings of the strong minded sister
hood, to which two Of his daughters
belong. At home in his native Brittany
he was beloved by all for his generos-
ity and the pleasure he took in doing
service to his fellow-countrymen. His
curious figure will long be remem-
bered.
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but I've got to walk in front of a whole
lot of people and
The thought inspired her so that she
began to walk just as she expected to
do. l pegged along after her on my
knees like the cele brated soldier whose
legs were hewn in two. Every time
Maude passed the mirror she looked
into it. But why mention that? OF
course she did. What woman does
not?
The track was not over twenty feet
to lap, but [ think we walked eleven
miles NY breath came in gasps. NY
nine-dollar pEntaIoons were worn to a
single thread across the knees. And
l never got that pin through two
thicknesses of the dress at the same
time. AS Maude got more and more
nervous she quickened her pace.
was falling behind. But | pegged on,
stretching out my hand in despera ton
toward the skirt that ever receded be-
fore me. How long this continued |
cannot say. My brain reeled. | felt
that must inevitably fail, and l knew
that this exhibition of myself would
poison all our happy married life. I
should never hear the last of it. This
was the final effort of my wavering
mind. When consciousness returned.
l was lying upon my face trying to
unite two little folds of the carpet with
that pin. Maude was standing back
to the mirror with the hand glass in
position.
"Howdy," she said, sweetly, 81 don't
believe the dress needs anything after
all. The skirt hangs perfectly lovely"
HOWARD FIELDING.
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WOUNDED KNEE HEROES.
Handsome Monument Erected by
Their Comrades.
Among Memorials to Brave Men Of the
Nations History None Is More Do
served Than the One Hero
Described.

Recognition OF deeds of bravery has
granite and marble, but never until
now, writes c. NJ. Harger in the De-
troit Free Press, have the soldiers Of
the United States, unaided by govern
ment or civilians. erected monument
to fallen comrades. That was what
was done by the enlisted men and Off
GERS OF the medical department and
Seventh cavalry at Fort Riley, Kan.
Tuesday, July %. In the presence of
several thousand visitors from all
parts of the Sunfiower state the me
mortal was unveiled and amid the
solemn booming OF the cannon dedi-
Gated to its duty of honoring the mem
ory of those who fell at Wounded Knee
and Drexel Mission December 20 and
80, 1890.
The story of these battles is one of
cruelty and disaster. The ghost dance
had reused the Sioux of the northwest
into frenzied anticipation of the COM
ing of the Indian messiah, who was to
sweep the whites from the face of the
earth. Under the leadership of Big
Foot they went upon the war path,
armed with the best of guns and wear
ing the canvas ''ghost Shirts" which
were to prove impenetrable to the bull
lets of the white man.
Clusters old regiment. the Seventh
cavalry, under Col. j. ". Forsyth, an
Indian fighter of two decades ex-
perience. was ordered to the icy
To-, J
the trouble. Big Foot was willy.
At the first meeting he surrendered
and the soldiers found themselves with
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G.. A. r. Excursion To Ind anap,lis.

Remcn Der hi,: The Santa Fe ionle has
ieen chosen by the department OF Kansas
AS The official line to Chicago and return,
for the twenty-sevenih annual encamp-
fn.ut OF the Grand Army OF he Republic
at Indianapolis Sept. 100. The popular
Mouon route is used beyond Chicago. No
change of cars is necessary.
And this: The Official train leaves Kansas
points via the Santa Fe route on Sept. =
4 very low rate has been made with thirty
days limit on rel, urn tickets from Chicago
which enables veterans, sons of veterans,
their wives, sweetheariS, and everybody
else. to take in the worlds fair, coming
back.
Call on the local agent of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe railroad for complete
information. dS6 If
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THE " AND THE PIN.
A Dom ragedy in One Act
b. ward Fielding.
Showing How the Simplest Problems May
Present Difficulties Even for tho Loft
lest InteIlects-MaUd Was Satisfied
with tho Dress After ALL
TcoPYRIGH.c 1881

COPYRIGHT 1SV3.I
NIaude said that :he would be all
ready in five minutesI SO l selected a
long cigar and good story and pre-
Nared for an hour of solid comfort.
/ I'm seldom asked for advice or assist
ar7ce when Maude is putting the dnish-
ing touches on swell toilet. Occa-
siorally, indeed, she is in doubt about
some portion of it, and invites me to
express an opinion. Very shrewdly she
leads me, in such cases, to condemn
the thing which she distrusts, and
then a woman's natural belief in the
eternal falibiEty of her husbands
Judgment in masters of dress comes
to her aid, and from that moment
she is thoroughly satisfied with her
costume.
On the occasion in question when
she called to me 1 supposed something
of this kind was required. 1 was in a
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Solid Vesiibnlcd Trains, Wichita to Chicago and
Withta to ort Worth, Tex

August 20th the Great Rock Island route
Will place IN service Il solid ves:ibuird
train, composed of reclining chair cars.
Pullman sleepers aud smoking car This
this train will run daily, leaving Wichita
at 9:2S Il. m, arriving III Chicago at $50
next morning; leaviu. Wichita at $50 D.
M. arriving at Union depot, Fort WORTH,
Tex, at 40 next morning. No change or
cars between Wichita and Chicago or Fort
Worth. The Rock Island is the oaly line
landing passengers at Englewood, within
one mile Of main entrance TO worlds fair
grounds. Baggage can De checked to
Englewood, thus avoiding the rush in Chi
chgo Sleeping car space reserved and
general information can he had BY calling
Oh or addressing, j. II. PHILLIPS,
City Ticket Agent. Wichita,
Or T. j. ANDERSON,
A. q. L. ana L. Agent, Topeka, Kan
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