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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
A BACHELOR GIRLS DEEDS.
An Agreeable and Eup>eaastie TrsatDso1
of the Old Aaaa

An Agreeable and Eap>eaastio Trsatneoa
% the Old SasA.
About thirty years ago or more,
writes Oliver B. Bruce in Godey'A.
when young girl in . family had
reached the ripe and mature ere Of
twenty-five or thirty and lived until
that time unmarried, . fat in society
went forth. after that period she de-
served the cognomen Of the old maid.
and in those days the title was ac-
ceptea without reservation. and the
term: laid on the shelf was many
times unhappily used.
This old-fashioned girl being simply
and purely educated. whilst the pur-
suits of the age were narrow where
the advancements Of women were
concerned, a responsibility in life
was needed after the first blush Of
youth had banished. II WAS then that
this ripe and full.grown woman be-
came person of importance in .
family. From year TO year the boys
and girls left the parental roof for
nest all their own. Whilst this clever
helper remained to be the solace and
comfort III the household and fill the
position of the useful member, she
seted her part well. with a dignity ana
cheer that was unrivaled. Far a.
near she was termed the Angel {.
Mercy" the saint who was proof
against ali Difficulties: the harbinger
OF peace, that Strengthened out all the
stony paths and brought clear sun
shine amid the troubled waters In life
to those who were sick. timid and sor-
rowful. For did not her dear hand
cook all the tidbits'for she weak and
tired invalid soin~isingly, and. when
marriage was on the tapis. it was she
who with skiliful fingers piled the
needle so tastefuily and steadily. and
dressed when the time came the victim
for the marriage feast
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
scHuBERr orARrErIE.

The Schubert quartette, which will ap'
pear at st. Johns Episcopal church on
Saturday evening next, is acknowledged
to be the finest male quartette travelling.
Their repertoire includes selections from
all the best composers. and their programs
are always delightful, pleasing TO all,
whether musically educated or otherwise.
The finished work and perfect blending of
the voices is most highly artistic. In ad-
dition to the quarteite. those attendin.
the concert will have the pleasure of hear :
ing violinist, and reader and whistler.
both equal in their liue to asy ladies' trav-
cling with similar organization. You can
not afford 10 miss this treat Admission
only 80 cents. Beseryed seats for IS cents,
at Wichita book store
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
c..t,,e.t VII. of Railroad.

The costliest mile OF railroad Is 3
mile measured on the steel portion Of
the Forth bridge. The length Of this
portion Is mfle and twenty yards.
and the cost of IL was considerably
over 10000, 900 The most expensive
railway system in the world is tho
Inner Circle" line OF London, which
cost, ,incl',ding the purchase Of the land,
from 8, 200. .oc0 to $. .ooo, 900 per mile
The last constructed mile. between
the Mansion house and Aldsste, coe,
altogether, including "compenhations."
nearly 10000. 900.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
Ehc ay nudau 9lornuu, 9louenrb g. 1888.

|
of his great system of institutes hangs
near the entrance. while in both offices the
walls are hung with a profus;on OF pic
fures and ornaments and the hoors are
beautifully carpe;eti. Across the hall
from the private Office we enter the treat
meut room. loug. we'll lighted room. in
which we find the operating table o: the
physician, supporting polished oak case
coass ining Dr.. keeley's several solutions
for the hypodernlie treatment. In this
room at regular hours the class falls into
line four times daily: as each gentleman
passes the Physician his symptoms are
carefully noted and be received in the
upper left arm IN injection of one or more
OF the solutions contained In about
a half dozen small Chipa cups. Many
we are told at first dread this treatment
fearing n painful operation. but by the
first treatment this feeling is dispeiled the
patient finding il so Ts,inis>s that-as one
explained in reply {, our iuauiry-he
scarcely knows when il happens.
Back OF these rooms We tind a neatly
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

George ". Greenmap. 252 y. Market ST..
Wichita. Kansas, makes :he following
statement: Two years ago took severe
cold which settled on my lungs. imme-
diately applied to physician. He at
rended me for some time without Any beN
eft. Thinking some other physician Nigh [
help me / changed / gradually grew
worse; in fact gradually went down al
together during the tso wears / was
treated by seven different physicians
Three Of the seven told rns had lung
trouble aud there was no help for me
Had coughing spells that would last from
one TO two hoBrs- The past eight mouths
| was not able TO lie down 30 sleep: had 20
sit bolsiered up in chair Was reiue.d
in flesh TO almost skeleton. Was NOT
able 10 walk block without stopping to
rest. Hearing OF the wonderful cures
made by DR.. Terrill ] applied TO him on
the 4th of Septsmbes. H gave ne tbos-
ough examination and told rne he could
help lie and probably cure me. He cgn1-
mepced TO give me the wonderful Ozone
;restmen, generated by the Static bat
teTy. ] commenced 10 gain al once Have
gained twenty pounds % weight 10 eight
weeks. Can lie down and slesp comfort
ably Can walk tao miles without
fatigue. One wanting 10 kno~ more Of
my case Can call on or address ne AT the
abore nInb.T GEoggE n GEgEsSAs
WICHITA. Kan, Nov 2. Iesa. 6I5S Il
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
A NEW HOME
The New Quarters Occupied by The
Topeka Keelsy Institute.

Since consolidating the Wichita insti-
tute with that at Topeka, the keeley ccm-
pany seem TO have made marked improve
Inenfs in their Topeka institute. A cor
respondent of the Topeka Capital gives
the following description OF their new
quarters:
The removal of the keeiey institute
from the old rooms liz the Adams Hotel
block. North Topeka. TO their new and
elegant quarters on West Sixth street, Oh
Tuesday last, marks a new epoch in the
keeley work in kausis.
In seeking more pleasant and home
like location than they have heretofore
occupied for the accommodation of the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
PHILADELPHIA STORE.
POSTOFFIcE CORNER.

12o ChiIdrens Goats with Capes or Col
umbian Collar at $I.47, reduced from $500.
90 Childrens Coats from to II years all
new goods, beautifully trimmed, at S.
worth 5000.
4S Misses Coats, full Military Cape, 4 to
II years $1.9S, regular 81. 90 coats
These are all sample garments and were
bought to close out line of manufacturers
samples.
Ladies Coats, all new styles at $2.23 worth
$3.50.
Ladies Coats at $3.9S regular 5000 goods
Ladies Coats at $5.S5, $3.50, and $9.25,
reduced from $S, $Io and $I2.5o.
We are giving great values in Ladies and
Misses Wraps this year, and this depart
ment OF our store is continually crowded
The best quality Table Snverware given
away with each purchase.
One Dollar purchase gets 1oc coupon.
Ten Dollar purchase gets ST. coupon.
$Ioo purchase gets $40 coupon.
All redeemabie in Silverware
We will save you big money on Blankets
and Bed Comforts.
A. KATZ.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
TIE POULTRY SHOW.

The fourth annual exhibition OF the
Southern Kansas Poultry association will
be held in this city Dec. II to Is. '93 The
lower floor of the Getto building has been
secured, in which to hold the exhibition.
Poultry aud pigeon fanciers from all
parts of this state aud surrounding terri
tory will be here with their best stock.
The indications are that this will be the
largest exhibition ever held by the associa-
ton.
B. \. Pierce OF Indianapolis. Ind, the
leading judge of poultry in the United
States. will judge the exhibits Liberal
premiums are offered in all classes
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
A DEL EGATE FROM PLXRY.

Judge J. A. Gardner Of Perry, Okla.
homa. was in the city Yesterday and made
pleasant call at the EAGLE Office He re-
ports the capital of the strip in flourish.
ing condition, with the hammer and the
saw making themselves heard everywhere
and filling the ears of the people with the
music of industry. Judge Gardner was
on his way to Pratt where his family re-
sides. He will return TO Wichita We'd
nesday for the purpose of attending the ir-
rigation convention to which he is dele.
gate from Perry.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
EASTERN STAR NOTICE.

All members OF the Order of the East
ern Star iii the city, are cordially invited
Leaf Chapter, No 75. Tuesday evening
Nov. 81. 1saS The chapter will be of
icialy visited on that evening by Mrs.
Dsl!a Bennett, d. d. G. NJ; Mrs. Lettie
Trous!at, A. g. NJ. and Mrs. S. r Peters.
p. 6. NJ A banquet viii be served at 7
O'Clock sharp Come early and get
acquainted. MARY EUDORA HALL.
Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
SOME EEEC TON RESCLTS.

Steve Balch was in town Yesterday and
was dressed up like an English duke.
When asked where he got the good clothes,
etc. he wlnked his other eye ana made
some pleasant allusiops to the recent cleo
iion. 1t WAS surprising to observe the
number of good Republican farmers who
appeared on the streets yesterday dressed
in $40 trilor-made suits. They deserve
them. for they were dressed In sackcloth
and ashes year ago.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
LONDON'S NEW MAYOR.

Ee Il Conservative and Church of Eng
land Man.
The livery men of the seventy guilds
Of the city of London have once more
assembled in the common hall for
the purpose of electing new lord may
or. Their choice for the ensuing civic
year fell between Mr.. Alderman Tyler
and Mr.. Alderman Faudel-Phillips, and,
on this result being reported to the
court of aldermen, Mr.. Tyler was
unanimously elected. The announce
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
THEY GOT A ROAD ovERsrER

II is gross mistake TO think that no
Democrat was successful in the late cleo
tion in this county. aud some of the un,er-
rified are despondent without cause. The
fact is. Daniel Tierney was elected road
overseer for district n o. 4, in Waco town
ship, and he is as pronounced Democrat
as there is in the county
Mr.. Tierney was in the city yesterday
and wore his homo rs with becoming mod
esty. He was elected by majority of Is,
notwithstanding the opposition of the
a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Fre5-Papa. don't fink it's fair FOR
tall mems TO wear their trousers as 5ors
a. they can. an tor Us boys 70 wear
ours as sIprt as we can. t9uls grown
mems might meet rs half-wsy.-Har-
per's Young People.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Miss Mamie Mahaney entertained a
number of friends Thursday evening at
her home in honor o. Miss Anna kaegler
OF Belieview IL.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Professor Baribina's name was inserted
in the literary program at the Garfield
university few nights ago without his
his knowledge and therefore he did not
favor the large audience gathered there
with tile vocal treat they expected.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
ATe-ribIe Warning.

Parson Downycouch preaching a fu-
neral sermon The fate OF the ua-
fortunate woman. whose mortal re-
mains lie before me. should be warn
ing to all fashionable young ladies
She died from the baneful effects of
hair dye.
Kentucky Citizen lwi,o, happened to
be IN the congregation. shaking bis
head solenaulyi-That's 50. It's al
ways best &c look ct the Label aefors
dr;nkinr.-Texas .Siftings.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

AT a meeting .id at the store Of Couu.
iinan Hill of tDe West Side yesterday
-aaiss y. ison aud X. II. Johnson. both o;
-a- Fifth ward. were unanimously elected
delegates TO the irrigation convention to
he held AT the opera house Wednesday and
Thursday. j. A. Davidson was chairman
IT the meeting and Assistant City Clerk
Sewell was secretary. Great interest WAS
manifested in the convention and hopes
expressed that it would give the irrigation
ulovement - fresh and permanent impetus.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
sIi.Snsded Ol.cdlrnc..

'1've made mortal enemy Of Yrs
Parvaynoo. She told me that her dia-
nond brooch cost ten thousand dollars,
but begged rae not TO tell anyone"
'Ah. see And you told"
"No. ! didn't t.--Chicaeo Record.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
WHOLESALERS Ann 59usErs

The wholesale aud jobbing men of the
city are invited 10 take special interest in
extending cour,esies 20 The members OF
the convention on Wednesday. Call at
the Sarey hotel Tuesday evenicg and We'd
neso"y ihoriias- u. ". CLEMENT.
Pres. Board o. Trade.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

George w. Israel has resigned his posi-
ton with Rogers to accept the manage
ment of fine gallery being put in at Ar
kansas City by DR.. Hodge of that city
George is an artist and will make friends
where ever he goes
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Newt Bridgeman of Minneha township
was Il visitor in the city Yesterday aud was
around congratulatiug the successful can
didates for whose election he did sucn
effective work in his township
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
Roth ou, nf Pa.srnr..

Young Husband-uumph, Mredy
coffee again. see
Young Wift-Yes: and II yoa were
half she nan thought you sere yon
would make The city authorities clean
the reservoir. " y. xeeals.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
MUSICAL TREAT TO-DAY.

At the First Presbyterian church this
morning the Snip Brothers will play a
selection upon Bells for the offertory. They
will also play Il selection at the Sabbath
school hour. At. this evenings service.
Mrs Julia f. Dun will sing for offertor >
the beautiful solo by Adams, 1.-The Holy
Cityn
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

II wish. said !orzetfal man 20 his
friend. that ron would AL, me 20 icn>;
you my umbrella the next time ..
rains"
Why asked .hc friend
'sso that can remember -ho ho--
ro7vec il last .-~--Ibctrcst Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
BOARD OF TRApr

There will be a meeting of the directors
OF the Bosrd of Trade at { o'clock on to-
morrow (MoDdayl afternoon. A full at
tendance of all the directors is earnestlv
requested, as matters ofspecial Importance
will he up for disposal By order of the
president. F.A. DAVIS
Secretary
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

In few days the crying need Of the
people on South Water street will be sup
piled. An electric light will be placed at
the corner of that street aud the Wichita
and Western railway track.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
vomau-s ronsssIeneys

Down by the SEA a sailor cap SO srar
She wears that every vsnIoa sunbeam sEr,t
her rose
But q. tie theater hat 50 tail
And vide she s2olls tie view % fan eozes
roTs
-p-onS,-r In
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.

1nere VIII be a meeting OF the directors
OF the board OF trade Monday afternoon a,
O'Clock sharp. 10 complete details tor the
convention Wednesday. Let every man
be at his post. Wholesale uen ana lob.
bers are invited to be present.
q. ". CLEMENT.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Squire Brown. the newly elected magis'
trate for Wichita township. was in the
city yesterday as was also his assistant in
the cause OF peace, Constable Robert
Darragb,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Mrs. l.. S. Carter. the superintendent of
the Unitarian Sabbath school-indeed, a
very pillar of the church-has been adding
large number of very fine volumes to the
Sabbath school library. and MS Carter
knows what good and valuable books are
The schoo! is flourishing rs it never did in
the past. and the congregation are we'll
pleased with their new pastor Their sales
of ready prepared edibles ut Mr.. Knorr's s
proved great success yesterday. Among
the dainties and delicacies of the cuisine
furnished by the ladies of that organza-
fion are beans. baked for twelve consecu-
tive hours in regular earth.n beam pot.
with mite of salt pork at the top of each
pot. the contribution of Mrs Carter, her.
self. which have got quite reputation.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

The funeral of Gertrude Vandine takes
place this afternoon at , O'Clock from the
family residence Gle North Washington
avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
PIONEER RULING.

There will he a meeting of the F. NJ C.
in the city engineers room. city building.
Monday night, The 10th. for nomination
OF officers and other business. A full at
tendance requested. GEO. I. MILBURN,
Ruler.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
THh NEW TrrAsr,rr,,

Mr.. Frank Moves. OF the firm of +
Moves q Son, 10 North Main siree,. h.s
become treasurer o. the s. Joan's C,i.co.
pal church in place OF Fred Ric..t. rs
no ntiv vaoe to 81 T4,niS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

The Garfield university team and the
Wellington eleven are matched to play a
red-hot game Of bootball at the fair
grounds next week. An exciting contest
may be looked for.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
NOTICE.

A meeting of the chry santhemum fair
committee is called for Monday afternoon
at O'Clock at the Hypatia club rooms
All members are urgently required to be
present. Mrs ADDiE ". MINER, Sec'y.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
ANNorNCEur>H

The Womsn's Mission circle Of the FIRST
Baptist church will meet with Mrs. w. 4
Plummer, 2i2 Ellis avenue. Wednesday.
Nov. -. ut clock .. NJ.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

DR. Blakeslee, Of Neodesha, was in town
yesterday. The doctor is one of the most
intelligent, reputable and companionable
gentlemen in southern Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

A warrant was issued yesterday for the
arrest of Alvin Wilson, who shot James
Besl the previous night at Bentley. 1t is
said that Mr. Beal Will recover.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
/. A. s. No. 46.

Owing to the severe iii ness of some Of
the members the cake walk to be given by
the l.. A. s. is postponed Indefinitely
Mrs A. C. CLARK, Ch. Com.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

yisitor-So--. Fiossie would yo1
like me 20 giTe vou dime
Fiossie-Yes, IL yon- .1
Fisito--fes, IL you-ubat7
F.ossie-If yoa can't afford azy more.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Captain I. A. Russell of Belmont, Kan
prominent ranchman of that place. wa:
in the city last night on a business visit.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

The mem bers OF the Ladies 4 Il society
VIII meet at Garfield esil 1Iordty. Nov
-. ri , O'Clock p. II luportaa; business
will be transacted,
GEAt- ftAEra. -.t.rsl ~.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Cirol;ne circle. No. 81 Ladies q. a. X
viii. meet at 6 .riirId ..ali Mouiay. Nj
20. at o'c!ocs u m
Mary |. Dr-ToN. Sscre.sry
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Miss Anna Reynolds of Brooklyn, n Y,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Jennie Jones. of 1855 North Market street,
left for home Thursday, and great is the
regret among her young friends of both
sexes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

The members G. sac woman III siiei
corps will ho!,. an ia pcs dnl meeting al
Garfield hall Monday, Nay -. ri o'cicck
D. III. EMMA J. LAPAZ. Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Mr.. William Walters of Harrisburg.
Pennsylvania. is in the city visiting his
brother, Mr.. S. Walters, at 2055 North
laWrenCe avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Fred Holm. an intelligent and prosper
ons farmer of Attica township. was in the
city yesterday. feeling greatly elated over
the result of the late election Mr.. Holm
has no sympathy whatever with fault
finders. in Kansas or anywhere else. He
was a miner in Pennsylvania years ago
and always refused 10 participate in
strikes, and in consequence was always at
work. and had plenty when others were
hungry. He tells some amusing incidents
connected with the la;e landslide.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
A. KATZ.
THE TEMPERANCE PEOPLE.

The Sedgwick county w. c. T. Z. con
vention will be held at Cheney on the 2lst
and 22nd inst. The following is the pro-
gram:
7:15 p M.-Devotional Exercises.
1:45 - - Address
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Some nice residence houses are being
ncred onto lots on South Main street
There is lots OF money in enterprises of
this kind
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

kay evening from Chicago to visit her sis.
ter, Mrs. Rogers, 344 North Water street.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

business of importance 10 he transacted
BY order L. 6. WHITTIER, w. u.
A. j. APPLEGATE. Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Rsgna- communication nj Wichi;s,
lo.ls-. N. - A. r. & a. a.. NJ. inlay
,-vsn.a., Nve. - =, .::sJ e'ciucS. Tuese -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

John OMealy of Wsco township was in
town yesterday for the first time since the
election. John is Demo-Pop. but be did
not appear to be very much grieved .over
the results of the late election.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Mrs. Emma J. Caswell has returned
from a most delightful trip of four weeks
duration. While absent she visited most
OF the time in Chicago, and she said unless
she was gifted with the masterful ex-
preston of Kate Field, she would attempt
no description of the wond-ous beauties
Of that wonderful exhibit of wonderwork.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

1t was reported by parties who came ur
from Pond Creek last night that the
mayor of the city, j. p. Wilcox, formerly
of Wichita. was threatened by white caps
and that the nature of the threat was so
serious that he applied to the sheriff for
protection. Inquiries at other sources
failed to authenticate the report.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Ex-County Attorney Wesley Morri.
came up from Perry last night and reports
everything still booming down there
The morning call., 1893-07-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

John C. Mitchell to George NJ Mitchell lot on s
line OF Grove street, 81 10 Wot Webster. w 40 by
100; gift.
francis j. Sullivan and J. A. Farrelly to William
street. 1877 IS W of Scott w so by NE 1875 quit
claim deed): $40.
Same to L. Friedlander. undivided half OF lot on
n line OF McAllister street, 125 of DevisaderO,
Z rs by NE 1875 (qutcaim decd: So
Mary A. sullivan TO Matthew j. Sullivan, lot on
W line OF Folsom street. IS of Creek Lane. s "A.
SW 40 :21a. NV SO. n l27:6; gift
Charles w. Fisher to Sophie Casey. lot on line
of Twentieth street, $50 w OF Church. w 20 by s
ia: $40.
City and County Of San Francisco to Mary X.
Gibbs. lot line OF Bartlett street, ITO Of
Twenry-ifth 25 by l17:6 8.
Mary q. Hoburg to John 7. Grant, same; $40.
Frank T. Hoburg to same. same, Quitciaim decd;
S.
Louis r. Dunand to Isaac Jessup. lot on line
of Twenty fourth street. 1875 Of Church, N la.
Z %. 80, i 81, 20. w At; $40.
Christopher e. Flood to j. j. Rauer. all interest
In lot side Of jessie street. l59 OF line OF
orig nal 1OO-vara lot 3, 81 by w 80: 30.
line of Third avenue, 100 OF Lake street, Is by
w 100: $40
Otto Brown and wife to Louis Levy, lot on W
line OF Fifth avenue. $50 N OF Clement street. n
rs by W l2O. subject to a mortgage: 80
James Vent and wife to Louis Lander. lot on w
limo of Fourth avenue. 100 Of Clement street,
rs by w 100: $40.
William II. Carter to Solomon Getz lot on SW
corner of street and Forty-sixth avenue. 8 100
By w 81 IS; $40.
Jacob HeyT ana wife to William Il. Carter.
lot on SW corner OF Forty-sixth avenue and 1
street. 100 by W 1876: $40.
William G. Hamerton and wife to John w. and
Jniia Anderson, lots "a, Sc and 50. gift map 5;
$40.
Peter Dean and B. Joosu to Oliver C. Cobb, lot
on corner of Vest Mission street and Porter ave.