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CITYCLERK'S OEFIcE

WICl1ITA.l kan., July %, 1898.
Sealed bds5wh itbe!received at this Office
until o'clockspi N. Aug. 18th, 1898 for the
following issue .nt bonds to-wit A series
of bonds amonrsti re- to about $40, 00O in
terest per cent. Said bonds are to be is
sued to pay for paving Douglas avenue
and will be payable in ten years. oSe-tenth
annually, at tie M'cal agency of the state
of Kansas in thesc:ty Of New York, inter
est payable semi s',nnually. a certified
check for s., 000 must accompany,each bid
as guaranty of &c od faith. The mayor
and council reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. C.sS. SMITH, City Clerk
10e
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-Hicks-"But why do you think
Smiler is a demacogue?" Wicks-''I
saw the fellow saying pleasant things
to girl baby the other day. Why
should he do that if he wasn't thinking
that by the time that baby grew up the
suffrage might be extended to women,
and then, don't you see, he might get
that girls vote?''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-27
REAL ESTATE.

Furnished 10y Apologize g. Major
i Abstracters.)
| The records in the register OF deeds oth'
! show the following buyers:
Marshall Bidwell lots 13 81 ave
! Il and 6 "a avenue Z Carpenters adj
dltion to Valley Center.
tfSusan Funk d part Of lot 81 Mead
ave East Wichita.
IA w Wise p d Sc sec Sc 2S2w -
valley Loan and trustee d part OF
sw Il ne 4 and lots Q and sec "A
4 - e..................... l;
Kitty Lewis t d lots 2 block 6
!, Orme & Phillips add. ........... 1
sBlanche Z Haynes t d lot 80 Schiller
ave Getto's third add. .............
Herman Steinbuchel lot 20 Hum
/, boldt ave Getto's third add. ....... q
9Sarah A Closson @ lot 20 Doug
las ave Rays sub. ............... !
I Yethe Lampl W d lot 20 Douglas ave
Rays sub and lot 10 Douglas ave
! Pinkham's sub and the west SO it
! lot 70 Mathewson's add. 6(
.'Geo n Cloud q c a ne sec 13 %
1 w.
lReembach Bros W lots 10 block
Garden Plain
! Richard l. Roembach W lot blk
Garden Plain. II
NJ Il Roemba w lots rs block
Garden Plain
'Charles n Clark Id all block / lots
10 and % AZ and2 As block 2 lots
43 and IA IS and % and "a As blk 3
lots 10 and 81 AZ and and 10 As
blk ia WestfOak street add. Lots
l Ii and q 30 and 4547 and "a and
10 IA and 20 SO Idk lots II 81 and
80 block 2 lois q AZ and and
IA "A and 3S 10 blk 3 lots Is and Al
AZ and 10 and 20 and "a 40 blk 4
West Pine st add. Lots and 10
q and 1881 anCr II AZ blk 9 lots 2 40
blk lots 47land 12 and % 4S blk
land all of b1izs z and s West
Central ave add SO
Mortgage releases NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2SS
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We Speak What We Know.
l thesCookville. Texas, Banner.

From thesCookville., Texas, Banner.
Ny wife and four children were taken
very suddenly with severe cases of cholera
morbus.l bought bottle of Chamber
lain's Coaic, Cholera and Diarrhea Rene
dy, and from one to two doses gave relief
in each ca.se 1!heartily recommend it, be-
lieving III the best remedy known for
bowel complaints. % and 5Qcent bottles
for sale by .Hettine ger Bros. ZIG f. Douglas
and Van Werden's Pharmacy, 1928 North
Main.
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"TO THE WORLDS FAIR"
Without Change of Cars.

The Great Rock Island are selling tick
Hts to the worlds fair at reduced rates
Tickets. are good for return passage unit
November l.. BY leaving Wichita at 9 a
N. yoBreach Chicago the following morn
ing al Q o'clock. Free reclining chair cars
through without change of cars. Pullman
palace sleeping car accommodations can
be secured upon application at Rock
Island ticket Office, corner Main and Doug
las. J. II. PHILLIPS
General Ticket and Passenger Agent @
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific railway
Wichita. If
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-27
Nicely Put.

She-Won't YOU have a cigar? l
always feel when / an talking to a
man that cigar shares with me the
responsibility OF entertaining him.
He-Iou do not need any assistance.
She-But it is such a relief.-Har-
per'S Bazar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-27
,Johunv's DiS

Little Johnny-Sammy Slowgo Is
sick, and the doctors say he can't live.
Mother-Mercy me! What's the mat
ter with him?
Little JOHNNY don't know. 'cept
he has always been very good boy
Good News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-27

night watch She had wandered liz
tie. as If something were on her mind,
and muttered in her sleep as he sat by
her bedside. He had turned up the
light more, hut sat in shadow still But
about two o'clock she suddenly awoke-
as II startled out Of bad dream, and
stared wildly up.
Why didn't they le. me die?" she
said, as wildly as she looked: its one
long agony Of rcraorse- There Is no
atoneneat, 10 forgiveness for such q
guilty thing Is / arr. doctor. lie was a
doctor. too; and he loved ne, trusted
ne, and n a mad hour vas tempted
and 6ed. broke his iIesrt-arsd zine:
! betrayed his honor, What II left
the zocarse3 'er1p,er in two days. What
i have lved on i struggle aad tor
turc for yea-s--in Interest reEzsorse-l
dare rot call i psauiseacc or expiatIoEa.
ga, Il / couid aEt &c ~ his fees-Aear
his roicc cree Eso-e II Only 20 curse
.'Eirssh, csa:rc, s1o=a't you know me
-yoar isgs5znt.g' The doctor Sid.
bcarseiy.
Ny esd
Las - she started bal. ID filth saa:
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specia, Excursicns,to. the Worlds Fair.

The Missouri Pacific railway.has made
arrangements for cheap trip TO the
worlds fair and will run, special excur-
sions to Chicago ut greatly reduced rates
On the following dates: July 24thand 3lst
and August 7tl. The adyantages,of This
route are many, owing to the Elegant
through service and magnificent equip
neDt. All particulars concerning'ra rates.
leaving time of trains, limit OF tickets,
etc, furnished by E. E. Bisckley, Z. & [.
"A, Missouri Pacific railway. 81 tt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-27
Legal Item.

Mr.. Portly Pompous-I am opposed
to an income tax. / believe it is I'M
constitutional.
Mr.. Fewscads-Yes, I have noticed
that law which is rot liked by the
rich people is very apt to be unconsti-
tutional.-Texas Siftings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-27

The firm of Eldridge G. Campbell has
been ibis day dissolved by. mutual consent.
r. w EfdTdge will continue in the COM
mission business at the stock yards and
NJ. c. Campbell will handle feeders and
stock cattle and look after his ranch in
tereStS. SO Ct
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-27

Thereby announce myseaf,as candidate for
the OF ice Of county surveyor. subject TO the
dacisio of the Republican county convention
10 he h, Id Aug. 18th. 1893. / pledge myself
that if g, ecied to said Office none but true Re
nuhlicsns will he appointed a; deputies in my
otfjce Respectfully, L. a. BAYLEY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-27

Writing letter is, to many people.
an irksome task; but it isn't half so irk-
some as it is TO hear a lawyer reading
your letter about FIVE years afterward.
in open court.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-27
Historical Item.

WAS Rome founded by Romeo?" in.
CURED pupil OF the teacher.
No, rly son." replied the wise man.
1t was Juliet who was found dead bv
Romeo. Texas Siftinrs.
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A Proud Fnther.

Forrester-What's the matter with
Jones? He never speaks 10 a body
now.
Lancaster-Of course not. Their
new baby weighed fifteen pounds
Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-27

DR.. Kessinger,r the oldest and only ex-
elusive specialist on chronic female ald
nervous diseases in che state, is. now per
manently located inssWichita, at Packer
hotel Office days: Saturdays, Sundays
and MONDAYS. Aft
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-27
just When lie Didn't Want IT.

Mrs. Brown-Snith-Did your hus-
band catch. the last train home last
night?
Mrs. Brown-Jones - No, but he
caught it when ne did reach home
FIRTH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-27

j. L. Sheldon, piano tuner from Topeka,
has been here four weeks ana will leave
when orders are filled. Address care of
Manhattan hotel or Barnes s. Newcomb
407 L Douglas ave. d5O If
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COURAGE.
Who fails to strike when mans assai

Who fails to strike when mans aSSaned,
For fear of selfish pain or loss;
Who weakly covers when Right Is nafls
Upon the proud worlds heavy cross;
Who fails to speak the splendid word
OF bold defiance to q lie,
Whose voice for truth is family heard
When party passions mount on high;
Who dares no struggling cause espouse.
And loves no paths by martyrs trod;
Whose timorous soul no call can rouse
To dare TO stand alone with Goo,-
That man is coward, and no deeds
OF valor done on fields OF strife
Can prove his courage; battle needs
Are naught beside tested life
Who dallies with temptation's lure,
Nor hurts his tempter to the ground:
Who champions not the weak, the poor,
Whom Power and Strength with cords have
bound:
Who bows obsequious to tho strong,
And brushes what he knows is weak;
Who palters with a deadly wrong,
And dares no vengeance on it wreak;
Who crouches meath Opinions lash.
Nor dares his own true thought proclaimi
Who never with an impulse rash,
Ran on before his time: is tame,
Is coward, and no work uprears
Which lasts. Gods cdict from on high
Says courage shall outlast the years.
But every coward soul shall die
Hattie T. Griswold, in Woman's journal
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Told by a Victim.

"Her right hand knows not wha,
her left haGd doeth."
How is that?'
"She plays symphonies on the piano.
Town Touics
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-27

The poet who sang "all alone my
watch I'm keeping" must have been in
luck. Only too often poet has TO let
his uncle keep it for him most of the
tirue-Truth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-27

We can save you money onse!ectric, fans.
Call and pa.t our prices. before NoutbGy,
ll6 South Topeka avenue, orFaddress Loikj
Box 867, Wkcnita, Kansas. d5S A.
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1iuSic.

Don't forget tbe date, s o'clock sharp,
Friday evemin &. July 2S. Don't forget the
place, Barnes,& Newcomb's music hall
Tue Sickner Conservatory programs are
never tedious, bnt short and bright,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-27
G. L. ADAMS,

hereby announce myself candidate 1ol
The office of county surveyor. subject tortiie
decision of the RepubbcaIAcounty convention
TO be held August Y, LIB. And further
pledge myself that il elected 20 said office
appointed as deputies in mysoffice.
\ Respectfully, w. X. hEsLER.
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d5Stf+

thereby announce myself q, candidate for
the Office of county treasurer, subject TO the
decision OF the Republican county conyention.
MoREIS j. LLOYD.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-27

Personssvisitlng the worlds fair can find
desirable .fuInlshed rooms at 400 East For
tietlhstreet, Chicago. from SO to IS cents IA
aay. 20 6x
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-27

If you have eye troubles call at once;oh.
Francis NJ. sComstock, A. NJ, NJ. d.. at
Edward Vail & Co.'s, 1O6 East=DougiasN
avenue 600 Oh
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hereby announce myself candidate for
the office OF register of deeds. subject to the
decision OF the Republicansc0nnty convention.
e. l. SPENCER.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-27

The Manhattan shoe store has a shoe
maker, the be s5'in the city, for making
anticipating neatly done. 800 Douglas
avenue. d60Gf
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ANNOUNCE MENTS.
MIcRlTA KAN IniY !.

WICHITA, KAN, July ), 1888
Thereby announce mys Eff as candidate for
the office of county treas FIrer. subject TO the
decision of the Republica n county convention
10 he held Aug L. 1893. And / further pledge
myself that if elected to said office none but,
Republicans VIII be apo intedsto positions in
my office. Respectfully,
d6,wtf G. L. ADAMS,
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We'll Dis~uised

How do you like her rendering Of
your song. professor?'
''Himmell Vas dot my song? I did
not know him. Life
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DR.. Coenstock, at Edward Vail & Co. IS.
Examination of the eyes for glasses free.
G5S st
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ST. JOHNS SCHOOL,
SAT.INA. KANSAS.

SAL1NA, KANSAS.
A Military School for boys. Prepares them
for business, for college or for West Point
Three courses: classical. scientific CONNER
cial. Arms. munitions, cannon, etc, furnish
ed by the United states
RI. REV. L. S THOMAS, S. T. d. Rector.
For circulars address
WALTER NJ. JOY, A. NJ. Head Master.
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FAIR HANDS HELP.
The Winter Exposition Is
Humming.
MRS. STANFORD'S BIG CHECK.
Businesses to Be CanvaSSed-1he
Interior Sympathetic = Govern
ment Aid to Be Asked.

Things hummed merrily yesterday for
the winter fair. There were meetings of
the financial committee and Press Associa-
ton in the morning and of the executive
committee and State Board Of Trade in
the afternoon-all about fair matters.
The first $4,000 check came to hand, the
press members thought the enterprise a
worthy one, the State Board patted itself on
the back aud told of the wonders that were
coming, the various Congressman prom
sed to try to get the Governments assist
ance ard the executive committee buckled
down to dispose Of the details, which
threaten to overwhelm them.
From the Art Association came an offer
OF help. Sympathetic voices were heard
from the interior suggesting that the
ordinary State and county fair appropria-
tons be diverted to the winter fair. Last,
but not least, Redwood City's ladies want
to help.
So, all in all, it was great day for the
fair promoters.
There was a grateful sound of money in
the air yesterday at the headquarters of
the mid winter far in the Mills building.
General W. II. l.. Barnes was presiding
over the financial committee when the pres
ident of the executive committee advanced
and presented him with a small book. On
opening it General Barnes announced that
it. was the first subscription book OF the
The morning call., 1893-07-12
MISMATED COUPLES.
One Wife Who Waited Too Long
Before Bringing Her Suit.


Demetra Robson has filed suit for a
divorce from Charles Robson. The COM
plant alleges fearful cruelty ON the part of
The defendant. He is said to have led his
wife miserable life for some years past,
and to have not only used vile language in
addressing her when others were present,
but to have kicked and beaten her re-
peatedly.
James S. Cannon seeks to have the bonds
of matrimony which unite himself and
Annie Cannon severed by reason OF her in
fidelity.
Louis NJ. Derrick wants divorce from
Marguerite Derrick by reason of her willful
desertion.
Judge CARRIER yesterday granted L.
D etrich divorce from j. +. Dietrich on
the ground of wilful desertion.
j. S. Myers was granted divorce from
Maria Myers on the ground of wiliful deser-
tien.
The divorce case Of James P. Smith VS..
Catherine Smith has been referred to
Commissioner Lawler.
Judge Levy has granted Josephine
Heath q divorce from NJ. j. Heath on the
ground of wlllful neglect.
Judge Hunt has denied the petition
Of Ellen A. Duffy for a divorce
from James A. Duffy. The ground
upon which the complaint was filed
was that OF desertion. 1t appeared in
evidence that plaintiffs husband had de-
serted her sixteen years ago, and she had
taken no legal steps until the pre- sent t me.
Judge Hunt decided that the wife should
have applied to the court within a reason
able time after her husbands first deser-
ton of her, and the petition must be de-
ned by reason OF the laches of the plaintiff.
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HAPPY DENOUEMENT.
The EIOping Couple From Saticoy
Are Forgiven.

Are Forgiven.
Charley Frank Brigham and Florence
j. Madison. the 17-year-old couple who
eloped from Satic0y on the Fourth and
were arrested on Kearny street by De-
tective Anthony on Sunday morning, left
the precincts of the City Prison as happy
as turtle doves Yesterday morning. Flor
ence's father, j. Madison. arrived from
Saticov on Monday night and was at the
City Prison bright and early yesterday
morning
He met Detective Anthony aud they
went to the prison hospital where Charley
and Florence were anxiOusly awaiting their
fate. MIR. Madison was mad, but the de-
tective urged him to keep cool and not
make n scene, at the same time advising
him to let the young people have their way.
This advice was acted upon.
They first entered the room where Char
ley was confined and he sprang TO mis- feet
Mr.. Madison, with smile on his face
held out his hand, saying: Hello. Charley,
| suppose you are ready to go back with
me and get married, eh ?"
Charley gra>ped the proffered hand and
said, heartily Eyes, sir, Pm quite ready"
"Your father told ME. said Mr.. Madison
"to say that he want"d you back, and Will
wedding"
Florence was brought in. blushing vio-
lentIy, and was greeted affectonately by
her father.
The young couple and Mr.. Madison then
left the City Prison and went to the Inter
national, where they will remain till Satur-
day next. They will then leave for Santa
Barbara. where the marriage will take
place.
The morning call., 1893-07-12

eraI brightness is that of a star of 81
magnitude. and the lead is about 6 or
minutes OF arc in diameter. | watched il
for about half an hour ana at 1890 P. NJ.
saw it very near the horizon to the north
northwest. II will pass IL or IS degrees
below the horizon at lower elimination.
II do not know whather this Is new
comet | suspect it is. but in a few days
there will be- sufficient observations made
at the different Observatories TO give its
positi q at different dates. 50 that its orbit
may be computed and compared with the
orbits of other well-known comets for
Identification. In that part of the
heavens there is no new comet due of that
brightness and its brightness will appar-
emily increase. There are one or two
known periodical comets due, but in other
parts of the heavens.
people who are interested in looking at
such objects will see after sunset and over
thu Golden Gate two bright planets. The
lower one is Venus, with diameter of
10h seconds, and the upner one is Mer-
curry, with diameter of ST seconds Of arc.
The latter has been noticed for the last
week and will increase in brightness for
few days more. 1t may be remarked that
it Is very rarely that Mercury is visible
under such favorable conditions"
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THE NEW COMET.
The Celestial Visitors
Position.
JUST WHERE TO FIND IT..
A Useful Guide for Persons Interested
in Astral Studies-TwO Bright
Planets.
JUST WHERE TO FIND 1T

1.-THE new comet was discovered byuan
amateur observer at Salt Lake City, and
the information was autographed to Louis
Swift. who is in charge of the Warner OBJ
servatory at Rochester, n. Y. its position
In the northwestern heavens being crudely
given.
ION the next night Mr.. Swift found it
and then made the news public.
Last night" continued Professor Day.
idson, 81 searched for it in the northwest
ern heavens aud at about $50 P. NJ. found
it with the naked eye aud at 9 p. NJ. 1 made
my drawing giving the relation to the
other stars so that anybody could pick it
out at that hour.
"Tha Great Bear at 9 P. NJ. is nearly
west of the north pole, and if vertical
lue be dr. pped from the main part of the
Great Bear TO the horizon, the comet will
be found on that line about IL degrees
above the horizon at 9 P. NJ. 1t is the low
est star visible in that part of the heavens,
being nearly northwest from he city. The
comet Is lust close to the two stars IOta
and Kappa of the Great Bear and the tail
extends through two degrees of arc and is
close to the right-hand side of the former
Of the two stars.
"The nucleus is not condensed enough to
be seen sharply in binocular. but its gen.
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u
~ a NDS>
UNDER EAR
A GREAT SACRIFICE

In connection with count
less other CLEARANCE
BARGAINS OFFERED,
we have consolidated a num-
Der of broken lines of Ladies'
and Children's Hosiery and
Underwear that we are par
ticularly DESTROYS of clearing
out this week, and place
them on sale this morning
at
The morning call., 1893-07-12
Yosemite Commissioners.

Owing to the absence of Governor Mark
ham the Board OF Yosemite Commissioners
did not transact any business at its monthly
meeting callsd for yesterday morning. An
adjournment was taken until such time as
the Governor could be present, and in the
meantime all applications for permits were
referred to the executive committee.
Colonel Irish explained that there were
several matters connected with the valley
which the Governor desired 10 consid r
with the commission. The Governor had
just returned from the East, arriving in
Sacramento Monday night, and 1t might be
week before hs could meet with the
board, so an adjournment was taken, sub
iect to tie Governors call
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Reformed EpisCOpaIians.

E. NJ. Sleater. Eduard Meyer, r. Wood
ward, Joseph Moore, c. A. Tobey and
Thomas Tunstead, who were recently ap-
pointed to effect an organization of the
Reformed EDiseopaIan church, held &
meeting on Monday night and adopted a
resolution accepting the doctrines and dis
cipline Of the church 1t was decided to
adopt the name of Christ Church and no.
tify Bishop Cridge OF Vancouver of the
action taken. Edward Meyer and r. Wood
ward were elected wardens. r. Wood
ward clerk and f. Nj. Sleater treasurer.