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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23
AN ARABS LOVES.
The objects Which Lay Claim Il

The objects Which Lay Claim 70 an East
ern Tent-DweIler's Affection.
An Arab-meaning a tent-dwellcr.
for, in an equine sense, the town
dweller is no Arab-loves first and
above all his horse. Noneed to reci.c the
oft-sung affection he will lavish upon
him. Next he loves his fire-arm. This.
POLITICALLY speaking, ought to be a six
foot, gold-inlaid,. muzzle-loading
horror of matchbox, which would
kick any man but an Arab fiat on his
back at every shot, but actually, it is
rather more apt to be modern En-
glish breech-loader. You must fly
from the busy haunts of men 10
find the matchbox. Next TO his
gun he loves his oldest son. Last comes
his wife-or one of his wives. Daugh-
tiers don't even count; | mean the Ara
scarcely takes the trouble to count
them, unless in so far as they can min
lister to his comfort, dietetic or other
wise. Until some neighbor comes along
and proposes to marry, in other words,
to make a still worse slave of one Of
them, she is only chattel, soulless
thing. And yet she is said to be a pref
ty, anna bic, helpful being-said to be,
for no one by any hap ever chances to
cast his eyes on one worth seeing. This
disregard for women, be il said TO their
honor, does nos always apply to the
Bedouins of the Syrian and Ara bian
deserts.-Col. Z. A. Dodge, in Harper
Magazine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23

to release me-" This rather petulaatly.
Bending down. l saw that the head
of the snake was beneath the heel of
her slipper, and oh! what Cinderella
of slipper it was. l snatched my
bush-lznife from its sheath at my waist,
and in another instant had guillotined
the reptile.
Looking up at her, asked:
How long have you been in this
plight?"
But the pallor was again fast spread
ing over her face and the glorious eyes
closing. Isprang to my feet, only just
in time to save her from falling. She
had become quite unconscious, SO rest
ing her gently against tree l jumped
on my horse, and, bending over, lifted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23
NOT THAT KIND.
Hotel Clerk Who Knew All About
Drummers.

Drummers.
Travelling men are just as truthful
as any other class" began the drum
ner. and every other man IN the party
coughed significantly.
We'll, they are" coutended the
drummer. and Notwithstanding you
and everybody else seem TO think they
are liars"
The hotel clerk looked sympathetic.
''Oh. hotel clerks amt any better
than the rest said the drummer.
''OnIy last week l stopped at hotel
in Musl-sgon and just for fun / regis
tered George Washington. The clerk
didn't seem 20 notice anything partic-
ular in the name. and l began TO talk.
Ever hear Of him?' said.
Nope, he answered hippantly.
" Never heard OF George Washing
ton?"
The clerk examined the signature
and took gaze at NY sample cases
No. never heard Of him
What, never heard Of George Wash
ingtor, the man that never told 4 lie27
oh, him2 aud fash OF intelligence
came to his face. Yes, I've heard Of
him; but drurauaers amt that KIND
Front, take this gent 20 fortyfour.' and
that's all the satisfaction l go. out OF
it-"-Detroit Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23
SUMMER TIME.

They's little scrap Nv n,em'ry a.layin' In my
way.
Must go Into the waste basket before work
to-day.
For they're aliftin' an a-dr1ftin' like messages
to ne,
Blown on the winds Nv summer time, from
things that used TO be
It's strange soInerIEes, what little things win
leapone backward through
The open gateways wv the past 70 other days
he knew:
Tell he's landed up agtn' hisself In childhood's
perfect prime,
Where the soul wades out ba-efooted. IN the
joys W summer time.
It's middlin' nice, IN winter. a.slidin' down the
hill;
Er to go a scallahootin'. when the river'takes
chill
An puts on a extra cover Nv slcet an ice an
SNOW;
Jes' buckle up my skate-strap on show me
where to go!
An / ike the spring still better. when tho
birds an flowers Jes'
Break up their long vacation an resume their
biZzyness:
But somehow, .durin' all these days It always
seems that I'm
Jes' frcezin for the may, lazy days Nv SUM
mer time.
Osumncr timei o Childhood you oeckon unto
me!
An am with you once agin', Just as used to
be-
Brown handed, brown footed, between the rows
Nv corn,
Err CT the fence restin'-waitin' for the dinner
horn.
Behind me, IN the orchid, tho meller sppies
fall,
With apple dunplin's instheir looks An out
above il al
see the chubby fingers Nv my baby sister
climb
A-sw;ngin' on the barnyard gate. IN tho sunny
summer time.
So you see like the summer, an so always
will.
I could drink II in forever and mover Git my fill
1 could be contented always among the shacks
Nv wheat;
For they keep intimattn' that wen have
enough to eat.
An il had a lever on tho seasons Nv tho
year
I'd get up some summer mornin' aad throw It
out of gear,
So that when am called to leave, for . brighter,
better Cline,
I'd be shore to make the journey IN the golden
summer time.
Alfred Ellison, in Chicago News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23
KANSAS TO THE FRONT
With a Fast and Impt owed Train Service to Kaa-
~. It. Laui. CIirt.D aid tha
orId's Fir.
CoInmencino Sunday

Commencing Sunday. Nav 13tb, the
Missouri Pacific railway placed ia opera
ton in addition to It's present service. M
excellent through train between paints III
Southern Kansas and Kansas City, st.
Louis. Chicago mp the V orld's fair the
new train. No. AZ. leaves Anthony daily
~ $50 ~ m; Wichita, 800 y m: III Do.
raGo, 10 "A. m; Yates Genre, 1890 p m,
arriving at Kansas City az 5-ij Is. m. max
ing direct connect ions with fast Missouri
Pacific trains 10 81. Louis. aud with all
lines TO Chicago.
This Is probably the most satisfactory
and seryceaDle schedule ever placed INTO
effect between points in Southern kanras
ana the north and east. aud plnces the
state OF Kansas or an eqnai footing with
other states in the matter Of fast trains to
the Worlds FAIR city. An elegant equip
ment Is used ia the make tip of this special
and every hing Is looked after tha- vii
add to the comfort OF the passengers Tor
further information ia regard 70 rates,
routes. maps. time tables, etc, address
nearest Missouri Pacific railway ticket
agent, or H. {. Townsend. general pas
seuger and ticket agent. - I.ouis. No. or
l.. T.. BLEckLEY.
p & 7. 4. Is lChila. Kan.
Telephone I'll, ia North Main street
d.. q
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separatlon-that l was no longer .
bachelor
We had been chums at Harrow, and
cronies for year or two after our
schooldays were over. He entered tho
army. i for time tried mercantile
pursuits. We were both artistic in our
tastes, but, strange to say, neither of
US had propensities that led us into
dangerous dalliance with the softer
sex. Paul was distinctly a woman
hater. For myself l will not venture
to say as much, but l kept well clear of
their wiles.
Paul's regiment was sent to India,
and of course Paul went with it.
Soon after his departure l began to
feel restless. l hadn't an ounce of
business capacity, so my governor said.
] believed him then, as do now.
go to Australia, Jack" was his adj
vice. Go 10 Australia, and see how
you like strengthening. III give you
five hundred pounds to pay your eX-
penses, and if in a year or two you find
you can do any good at it, I'll set you
going on your own account"
My governor was one of tho right
sort, you see. Dear old chap, l revere
his memory still.
In less than week I was on board
the good ship whitehall" running
down channel, before spanking ten
knot breeze, bound for the land of
kangaroo and mutton.
Having landed safely and well at
Sydney, lost no time trifiing with the
social temptations of that fair city, but
went straight up country, where I
eventually succeeded in getting on to
sheep station. AS matter of fact,
there We're three stations rolled into
one-sheep, cattle and horses being re-
spectively farmed indifferent divisions
l remember SO well the impression
made on me when l realized the area
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23
HIS PROUD PRE.EMlNENCE.
The Only One of His Kind 81 the Coun-

try.
Some years ago n physician named
Barber lived at Oshkosh. Wis. One
day he was called To see a man few
miles from town. II was a serious
case and after doing what he could for
the patient. DR.. Barber called his en-
ployer aside and said
Well yoar hired man can't get over
this He'll probably be dead before
morning. It's very contagious dis
ease. too. he's got. 50 you ought 20 get
him buried as soon a. you can. ad-
wise you 20 70 and dig mis- grave right
away. and a. soon as be IS dead, burg
him"
DR.. Barber took his departure, aad
the farmer dug the grave
But The patient recovered Il was very
unprofsssional FOR hin 70 Go this under
the circumstances; brt ne didn't die.
and that grave became a sub;ec. Of a
good deal of talk. Dr. Barber was coz
tinnaily hearing q l.
some months later brother ph~s;-
elm died and the LEGAL doctors ne. 20
decide what should be done. He had
come from Canada and II vas SUP
posed That T'-sriaps his Canadian friends
ussght want hln buried II The Do
1isaion
We might inter HIM temporarily.
os'serT'sa o-le . the physicians sxitks
glance toward Ii-- Issrt~r = under
staF3 that or brother here has ~
cant grave On hand
Yes rs1crtei Or Rzrtcr. Il sar-
poe Ia the oaly doctor herr svAo
hash; gcs al as Srzres ful. -
E2rpeT'a Weekly.
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The Missouri Pacific Rail,rnr e

Inc hIsSourl racine Railway company
has placed in its train service the most ele-
CANT reclining chair cars that ever appear-
I'd in the equipment of any line west of the
MISSISSIPPI river. These cars now run
dalIy between Wichita and ST. Louis and
Wichita and Denver. They are modes of
beauty and comfort. The chairs are sna-
tlous-easily adjusted and comfortable and
III the very latest design. Every car is
EQUIPPED with the celebrated Pintsch Gas
light system whereby passengers can read
rs well a. by daylight: also doing ava
Win tue obnoxious odor emanating from
OH lamps. Cars are heated by steam from
The engine thus aifordiug an even temDer-
sture throughout the car as well as avoid
'ng he dangers experienced in the Old car
stove system. Ii you contemplate going
Past or west. try the Missouri Pacific rail
way. It. Louis last express leaves Wichita
ealIl at 10 .. IN. arrives In ST. Lnuis M
40 next morning. Denver express leaves
Nth1td al o'vo r. m daily. los &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23

Tie Great Rock Island Route frain
leaving " iciiiis at a. III. runs free vesti-
bIie reclining cGalr cars 20 (Hiczs-f
without change Of cars arriving in Gh5e-8..c
the following. morning "a i4Eur 80 ccnnrci
3 til al tie principal liJses Tor tire etsi,
End north. Sleeping car aeconfo0lat iol-
cat H.. secured apou ap.isr,. .an - tilc
Rock ls.and ticket of5ce. corner MAia and
Douglas. foT further iBiorfns5isH write
OF call on :. il. PHILLIPS.
g. r and 7. Il. Z. Il. and T. r r.
ClA- Z " leislEa. h 49,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23

It is unnecessary to detail the slow
process by which arrived at the bliss
full state, the announcement of which
brought down my friend Paul's wrath
full Indignation upon my head.
Let it suffice for me to say in eyplana-
ton of the position in which / found
Janet Gordon on that eventful day, She
had lefothe house with the intention Of
taking stroll in the bush, and had
proceeded just SO far as the spot on
which had found her when she had
met with the misadveuture have
related. Strolling leisurely along read
ing her book she suddenly found her
self in the fix described. To use her
own words:
81 knew instinctively, as it were, that
l had trodden on snake, and that it
was coiling round my ankle. I knew,
too, that under ordinary conditions it
would not have been content to leave
me unharrned. l felt that some part of
it was yet under my foot. and from the
fact Of not feeling q puncture, Judged
that its head was the imprisoned part.
Although in an agony of fear and
alarm, l resolved to keep it there as
long as my nerves would stand the
strain. l tried to shout; whether / did
or not cannot say; to me it seemed
that my voice had left me. ! must have
been standing in the position you found
me in for over half an hour, growing
gradually weaker. Oh! it was an awful
trial. The sicscning sense Of possible
death, and by such an agent, was pain
full beyond description. Had I been
told beforehand that my nerve was
sufficient for such trial, should not
have believed it."
Twelve months after the event re-
lated above, my father was killed in
railway accident I was summoned
home to take possession of handsome
fortune he had left me.
I brought fortune home with me-a
bonnie fortune-represente as it is by
my wife Janet. Paul Weston, who is a
frequent visitor at my place, has since
more than once admitted that Truth
is stranger than felton," and often
closely interrogates my wife, with
view to ascertain if she is a survivor OF
an extinct class or a yeritable Ilsus
aaaturo. F. ELIOT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23
Generous Han.

81 do think Jack is the most generoua
man." she said to her caller.
1T Is pleasant 10 feel that way
toward your husband. Has he been
giving you jewelry?"
NO. But we had little contro
versy about something, and he bet me-
box of candy against box of cigars
And do you know the dear fellow
seemed dreadfully worried for fear
would lose Washington Star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23
SoS 90 Reward.

Stolen on the night of August IS, 1893,
one bay horse 5 years old, bright star in
forehead size of palm of hand, sixteen
hands high, weight about 100 lbs, black
name and tail. One brown horse sixteen
hands high, years old. weight about
1900 lbs. small! star in forehead. black mane
pEd tail. $500 will be paid for informa-
zion leading TO the recovery of horse
Wire Isaac T. Ault. sheriff, Wichita, Kan.
dS3tl
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q. II. I'HlLIIPS, Pass. AT,
ooid Fes'ihuied Trains, Wichita to Chicago and
Withija t. Tort Worth Tex

August 20th the Great Rock Island ro,,.
VIII place II service n solid vps,ibu}t.,i
train. composed OF reclining chair cars
Puliman sieeperS ana smoking car Thu.
ihis train will run daily. leaving Wichita
al VS. Il, m. arriving ~ Chicago ~ $50
m arriving al ulon depot, Fort Wurfa.
Yen. M 80 next morning No change al
sAla hetween Mlcu;fa aul Chicago or Fort
~ on a. The Rock lSiss,d j. the ouiv ,iue
I'auiaE Passengers ST Eaelrwo1U, witAit,
nne mile oI itsdiu entrance TO world, fair
grounds. h'cga:e cau ue checked 10
-lhSlewoo", thus sNoiGin-. tie rush IA Chi
Cago SseelHn@ car Spsce reserved arf
general information can is al hr ctiliu-
Gil 81 addressing, =. Il. E.fri.,,S
Cay Ticket Agent. vienna,
-. q 4, aha Z Agent. Topeka. Kan.
GS,g II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23

For the &. a. r. encampment at Hutch
lnson, Kan, Aug. a to IS. the Missouri
Jaclhc Halfway company will sell round
'rlp tickets at the rate of one fare for the
round trip; Tickets good returning until
aug. II: Two trains daily tor Hutchin-
son-I:o3 a. IN. aud 500 D. m.
L. l.. BLECKLEY, =. and T. A.
esti ia North Main street,
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NlI.SLC.

Friday evening, Aug. IS, p. m, at
Barnes g. Newcomb's music hall, public
piano recital by pupils of Sickner Con-
,,ervatory of Music No admission fee.
Complimentary to the public. One hour
of pleasure assured S3d3t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23
Ono Eare For The Round Trim.

We will sell tickets TO Chicago at the
Pate OF one iirst-class fare for the round
mp Oh the dates as follows: July II, a,
81. and August :, 1888 For full informa-
,lon call at ia \ Main ST. or at depot cor
ser Second and Wichita SC.
J.. r. BLECKLEY. p e T. A.
Govt Missouri Pacific Railway.
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s.o. 65 TO Cni1aco and nn,nrn

Commencing Aug !, the great Rock Is.
,anu railway wlli sell round rrip tlckers q
chicago and return for so 65. good Ia re.
iurn any time inside of thirty DAYS: single
hare SlS.40 Free veclining char car,
through without change Sleeping car
cccomodatlons can be secured on apnlic,-
son at the Rock Island ticket office. cor
.Yr Msiu and Douglss
otl II. j II. PHILLIPS. Pass. Ayt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23

be- = the srssEcfsoa ysG ger 70 'hs
seriS's fsss ria fb% sat. r fs.s,,. o.,
tss following aafss JaIy y. a "a -
Aag
le Saatz Re raesls tae frs - lrsesEss,
- : s''e = fsir rates AID afss : . ~ s1ssss
ia . issz assx
te t@ssfs Sc IA fae oSgT lsns hsv =
s.si'y ia!sfssa' Gag ~ Chicago laoG Hse.-
TT .ass ffs issesz3 fserr ~ ses..fx
j. z. - ss.l~s fas- a. s4Ff 81 stfs sss1 = "a.
rtssf Ese& -sssi-<-sa rad from = git.
% t@sssza I1esFs 81. a.. saSa fa.I...
80, $50 ~S-gEoE ~ o. y.lrassorg
b@< 10. x-s
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A Terrible Threat

Hired Gir-Now, ron 60 away righ.
this minute.
Tramp-please. mum-
Hired G!rl-Go away. tell -ou-
Clear ont. now. or T-Il-I'u give rou Z
piece cf E1incc PIE tina: thc rouns .:-issls
made hersclf.-N. Y Weekly
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Of this farm was so extensive. It was
roughly calculated to be . distance Of
some seventy miles from the eastern TO
tie western extremity. | devoted my
self To sheep rs a speciality, though
had ample opportunities for getting an
insight Into the management OF both
c&ttle and horses.
! tell this n order to bring nvself 70
the scene Of my storY's action, Tor Ut
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23
REAL ESTATE.

Furnished by Apologize & Mallory,
Abstracters)
The records in the register OF deeds Office
dow the following buyers:
E Wolf W q of lot 9 Lawrence ave
Zmmeriys add wd.. ........S 40o
VI G Simonsem lot - Buckner ave
EiPaso wd. ..........-.........
Il futile 4 of sec Is 2S 2 q wd.-.. 1000
A l. Litman II of sec 81 % 2 w wd go
J Champion lots 80 81 Oak st Carl
sons 81 add wd ..............-...-. 1OOO
Amount of mortgage releases. So go
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SWIFT LINE TO LINCOLN AND OMAHA.
ROCK ISIAN Nd ROUTE.

Auga20 the great Rock Island placed in
service fast trsin for the above points. Leav-
ing Wichita at 9 rs a. NJ, arriving at Lin
coln p. IN. and Omaha 1880 p. NJ. Ele-
CANT chair cars on this train without extra
charge. j. II. PHILLIPS,
City Ticket Agent, Wichita, Kan.
T. j. ANDERSON,
E3dtf A. G. p A, Topeka, Kan.
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House Moving.

House moving safely and desirably done.
Am positive Will move cheaper and better
than any other firm in the CIV.
j. L. TANDY,
3lS Cleveland avenue. uS2 on
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ARRIED! Inen,
by George! Sir,
you ought to be
a S b a n e d Of
yourself!"
Such was nv
Fri end Pau l
Weston's burst
Of Indignation
when I blandly
informed hi m
on the occa-
sion of our first
meeting, after
a. DrOlOnUed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23

Any information regarding the where
ebouts of Ada Wright, formerly of Dgh-
f9n. Kan, Will be literally rewarded if
returned 10 Robert Wright, general deliv-
cry, city. 12tf
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GU1LLorINED THE REPTILE.

her up in my arms, then, putting spurs
to my nag, made the best of my way to
the homestead.
My arrival there in the triple role Of
messenger of i'll news, postman and
succorer of beauty in distress, caused
quite stir in the Mount Misery house
hold.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23
Wv Won r..r s-sl.

Couwtncsaz I6oday. Jsae 70. ard
every Noirtiay thereafter, the fsgsaE Rex
s-lafI9 ia gar ysisl FzYG a si~esslag CIR as
tise.F morning rsgu I~sy.n2 Nsghila st5
=. -. arriving So Gh.c&Eo ffse following
nsoTa3a- ~ = B'c.ocA Tass Esssx Puisasan
sse@p.nG ar - designed especially far
E@rsd'> fair traveE Parties 0ssif.n.
SPACE c3fI make reEesEzfs98 sftF nrl3, i~E -
days iu advance by caIs{aS a. Rex I@isssd
f.1ksf Nsl5cc. corner Ae!u sssd J1Bx!s+
isesr ia i4slsi ti.4t The REX leland il ~
coIy jses rraGh3nG +. a.3xys 2os. SHEA j..
easy ElTe pssLaars wasA 20 sb- worsss'4 sasy
gTossa,s2s- ;. ii PHILLIP.
Z-1f CT &P 4 &. i: 1 & 4. Nv
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New Train Service to Chicago via Santa Fe

Commencing Aug. q the Santa Fe train
Jbich leaves Wichita at Ills "A. M, arriv-
ing IN Chicago at ii clock the next morn
ing is equipped with Pullman palace
sleepers and free reclining chair cars, and
runs daily through to Chicago without
change Sleeping car accommodation can
re obtained on application to
W. ID. MURDOCH, d. P. A.
los North Main street. dS2 If
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Sec 2. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication
in the Wichita Daily EAGLE.
Approved August Is, l5s3
L. NJ Cox. Mayor
Attest: c. 6. SMITH. CITY Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23

M8 10c IN stamps or silver
~ sent to John II. Wood
Ia bury will bring you
k~ MA $50 page book on Der
mi.tology and Beauty
tkGx. y sent sealed, and sam
XEI pie size cake of WOOD
BURY'S FACIAL SOAP
for the scalp, skin and
complexion-the result of 20 years prac-
teal experience in treating the human
skin. A medicinal toilet seap, pure and
antiseptic. matches for bathing. shay
ing and identifying. At druggists Or by
mail, cakes for 500. Woodbury's An
tiseptic Shaving Soap prevents con,ag-
ious skin diseases: Sticks 25c, and Bar
ber's Bars 15c. for 25c. John II.
Woodbury., Dermatologist, 125 West
4ond ST., n. Y. city. Free consultation
on all skin diseases at Office or by letter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23
CAUGHT BY CUPID.
An Australian Romance with q
Snake Story Attachment.

lCopyright 1898, by the Author.l
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-23
Date of publication. August 9, 1873.
Odiuspce No. 1909.
an ordinanee making speciai Assessment

"A n ordinance making specia5 assessments Tor
improvements and providing for the tax
levy TO pay for new sidewalks.
Be il orciai ned By The mayor and councilmen
OF the city OF Wichita:
Section l. That the following sums set OPP
posite each lot or tract of land. herein speci-
ned, be and the same is hereby le.ied 10 pay
the amount due the city OF Wichita for the
new sidewalks consl ractsd and remaining I'M
paid for the wear 1888. ,o-wit:
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-02-22

No. 4.-Transpositions l. Stream, mas
ter, mater. 2. Medical, declaim, claimed.
decimal 8. Thorn, north. 4. South, shout
5. Dareth, dearth, thread, hatred.
No. 5.-An Old Enigma: A kiss.
No. 6.-Hidden Proverb; 1T is never too
late to mend"
No. 7.-Diamonds