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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-03


To TIE following points via the Missouri
Pacific railway:
10 Chicago. SIS. 40
To Chicago and return; good for
thirty days. $40. 65
To Chicago and raturn; good until
Nov. Is. S25. 20
To Chicago and return on Monday,
Aug. 7................. SIS 65
To st. Louis. Sll. 10
To st. Louis and return: good for
thirty days SIS 40
To st. Louis and return; good until
Nov l5............. $40 Is
To Pueblo, Colorado Springs aud
Denver $40 rs
To Pueblo. Colorado Springs and
Denver and return. $50 90
To Portland, Ore, first class only $50 90
To Portland, Ore, second classonly. So 90
The above figures will be used a. BASIN g
rates in selling through tickets eli her east,
west, Dorth or south. It will pay you to
call at our city office and get fun informa
tion as to rates, route, sc. Remember the
Mo. Pac. railway is the short line to st.
Louis and Colorado points Three trains
y day TO Kansas City, Chicago and ST.
Louis Elegant reclining chair cars and
Pullman palace sleeping cars on all trains.
The only line running out OF Wichita
that lights its cars by gas, thus avoiding
all accidents that might occur from an eX-
plosion OF OF: lamps.
T.. E. BLECELEY.
P. & T. A, Missouri Pacific R'y.
ia \. Main ST., Wichita, Kansas.
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The Manhattan shoe store has shoe.
maker. the best in the city, for making
Snd repairing neatly done. $40 Donga
avenue. 0ftlLf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-03

Strayed from nv barn, No. 1898 East
Twelfth street, Paramount one dark sorrel
snare years old. right hind foot white,
white strip in face, wire mark or left
GAnk. Z. 4. DuNHAM
% 81
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%. ~. Fer ia rs.n5 80.

We viii sell tiekeis 20 Chicago q. tks
rzis OF osse Grss-eIsss fare for tbs rouud
trip ca the G&lss ~ foslous: July Il. ~
-. and Augrss. Z. is<9 Fer fall lnfoTm4
;Acn csil n. lIs y Asia a. OF 81 d~yos esz-
Scr s-eca9 Atd 1tehifa q.
L. r. BiE1xLxT, r 4 r A.
cbt Ass-parr s'scisr k4!!aSY,
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thereby announce myself as candidate for
the office Of county surveyor. -uolect 10 Inc
secisiop of the Reprblicsn county contention
IN he held Aug eth. 1893 | pledge myseN
that if elected to said Office none but true ne
nnkIicaps will he appointed as deputies III my
sfice. Respectfully, 1. A. bAiLLi.
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Parties wanting privileges on the fair
grounds during the fair should call at the
pecretary's office in the city building ut
&QCes Ga ot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-03

Wanted-Goung men, resident or tran
silent. TO avail themselves of the privilege
OF the Y. II. c. a. building. Open daily
IA. Ia. TO 10 p, M. U4J-26.s
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wichit' to Chicago sls. +o-chicaso and Return

Commencing Aug. l. the Santa Fe route
and Frisco line will sell round "Trip tickets
limited thirty days. 10 Chicago at SO 65
and one way tickets Sl3 40, good on all
trains. Free reclining chair cars and
through Pullman sleepets. For further
Information call on or address
W. d. MURDOCH. Dist Pass. Agent,
CO5tf los North Main street.
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IL ere,y announce myself a candidate for
the Office OF register Of deeds subject To the
decision Of the Republican county convention.
L. l. SPENCER.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-03

All parties going to the strip should
leave their photos with friends. Go to
Rogers and have them made at your own
price. d62 Ct
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anxious to find out what we were writ
ing about them, sought shady hooks up
our sleeves and at night pleaded for a
corner in our hammock. Alice d. LIE
Plongeon, in n. Y Herald.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-03

The Cool. Cool Rain.
o. the cool. cool rain on The dusty street.
With scents Of the valley and plain,
And the frCshened breeze in the thankful trees
Whose wet leaves laugh in the raiui
How the painting lilies lean their lips
And qucnch their thirst as it beats and ertpsi
o, the cool cool rain as II rushes down
From the broken heart of the cloudl
How ii bathes the roofs in the blazing town
TO tie peal OF the thunder ioudl
How its rapid rivulets leap and play
And cool the steps OF the burning dayl
o, the cool, cool rain, with its Frightening
drops,
On the hill and the fcrvid valet
Its welcome fail on the thirsty crops,
Its balm in the breathing gale
Rejoice. O. city, and sing, o, plain.
In the fall and call OF the cooling ra:ni
Atlanta Constitution
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hereby announce myself a candidate ior
Che office of county treasurer, subject to Inc
Secision of the Republican county conycnlloh.
NORRIS J. LLOYD.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-03
a WomIn's Remedy for Inn amatory Hhcpm,-


am an old sufferer from infiama,orv
rheumatism. The past winter il came
upon me again, very acute and severe
My Joints swelied and became infiamet
sore to touch or almost TO look at. C-pou
she urgent request OF my mother. in-l,sw. I
fried Chamberlain Pain Balm 10 reduce
she swelling and ease the pain, aud 10 my
agreeable surprise Ii did both. | have
used three FIFTY cent bottles and beiieve il
10 he the finest thing fer rheumatism.
pains anu sweliIngs eXtaut. ID. l. Carr
l23o Harrison 81. Kansas CITY. Mo. For
sale by He, finger Bros. 2l6 East Douglas.
and Van Netden Pharmacy, 32S y. Main
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DRIFT WOOD.

SIXTEEN ounces of gold are sufficient
to gid wire that would encircle the
earth.
MORE machinery is moved by the
MerriInac river than by any other
stream in the world.
IN A. D. l05 Trajan built q magnifi-
cent stone bridge across the Danube,
4.77o feet long.
MORE cases of consumption appear
among needle-Inakers and flemal1ers
than any other classes of laborcrs
PHOTOGRAPHERS say that the facial
resemblance OF husband and wife is
clearer than that of brother and sister.
THE scorpion is g total abstainer. If
drop of whisky be placed on ones
back it will Immediately sting itself to
death.
In 1904 some adventurous French
fishermen of Normandy and other
coast provinces of France prosecuted
their vocation off the shores of New
foundland, in the first French vessels
that ever appeared there.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-03

D. L. Sheldon. piano timer from Topeka,
has been here fonr weeks and will leave
when orders are filled. Address care OF
Manhattan hotel or Barnes i Newcoinb
~. I. douglas ave do II
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
WICHITA. KAN, July

WICHITA, KAN, July s. 1885.
thereby announce myself a candidate Tor
thc office OF county treasurer. subject TO thc
decision OF the Republican county convention
TO be held Aug IL. 1888. And i further pleage
myself that II elected to said Office none bat
Republicans viii be appointed to POSITIONS III
my office. Respectfully,
d&wtt I. l.. ADAMS
fb.rshy announce myself candidate for
Inc office of county surveyor. SUBJECT 10 the
decision of the Republican ccuniE convention
TO he held August i. 1925. Ana iurt n
hedge myself that if elected 10 said once
none but tried and true Republicans VIII re
appointed az deputies in my Office;
Respectfully, W. H. hfNi-f'''
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The Snow house with eleven rooms aud
modern Improvements at 1l26 North Law
renee is for rent at so II mouth. J. ".
Knapp, 500 Sedgwick blk doc 6t
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SALIVA. KANSAS,
A month OF Two Hence.

"Who is that man the crowds arc
following about the strects?"
He is the only stranger in Chicago
that hasn't a le."-Chicago Tribune.
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REAL ESTATE

Furnished by Apologize g. Mallory.
Abstracters.l
The records in the register OF deeds Office
show the following buyers:
w Cooper beg Sc rw OF ne or of Sc
or of ne or of sec % q le " Sr 3 20
r,Srn 20 to beg wti. l3JC
J Noises s. or of sec 20 Wv wd. ...... egN
p Lees ne or sec 70 26 2,y wd. ...... 500
N Block lots 10 Market st Griffin
steins lots 81 95 Fourth ave Zim-
merry 3rd add shfd. ...... -. $50
J Davidson lot Market 81 Griffin
stems shfd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
\ J.. Chew sw or of sec IA % 2w wd.. 301
Y l. Mitchell lot blk % Goddard
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4cO
J w Peachey lot & Fourth ave Kin
kinds add wd. 1876
Amount Of mortgage releases ........ $40
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Fifteen Years in Business III Wichita and the

FIRST tut in Price.
Rogers, the photographer, will make
your pictures for the same price that you
can &c; them made any other place in The
city until the Cherokee strip opens. Come
early. DIS it Will not be long. ROGERS.
1fo 6t
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P & T. A., Missouri Pacific R'y.
ia y. Main ST., Wichita, Kansas
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EPwORTH LEAGUE MEETING.

The first annual convention Of the
Southwest Kansas Conference will con-
vene this evening at the first N. Z. church
of this city.
Well-known leaders Of the Methodist
church will be present to give interest and
inspiration to the convention. DR.. Edwin
A. Schell. the young and eloquent general
secretary, will be here during the entire
meeting. Other prominent speakers and
workers from abroad will be present.
Bright. spicy and instructive papers per-
tanning to the practical work of the
League will be presented by some of the
most aggressive and wide-awake leaguers
of this conference district.
Addresses brim full of good things for
Epworth young people will be delivered
by leading ministers of the conference.
The program for tonight is as follows:
$50 p. M. reception Of delegates
$50 p. m, welcome to the city, Mayor
l.. NJ. Cox. Music. organ solo, Harry
Shepard. Address of welcome behalf of
ministers, Rev A B Bruner Address Of
welcome behalf of other denominations,
Rev. L. A. Hall. Piano solo, Miss Jessie
Minick. Address of welcome behalf of
city leagues Hon W. E. Stanley. Music,
Solo, w. NJ. Shaver. Response, Rev. g.
w. Howes. Mcpherson, Kans. and others.
Music, violin cello solo. Ralf Dunbar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-07

Tom Burns, charged with petty larceny,
plead not guilty. and had his case contin-
ued till o'clock. At that time he was
proven guilty and was fined 50.
George Baldwin was brought in drunk
in the afternoon. and was taken below to
sober up.
An old msn who was too beastly drunk
to even tell his name was given a place on
the stone floor to rest his gray head till
L.orning.
Jay O'Bryan, drunk, and WilliSm John
son and Charles Moore, both drank and
lettering, were provided with lodgings in
the city bastile.
AT 1880 o'clock last night Officer Hatch
err brought in s. 7. Stapp on the hoodlum
wagon, together with six bales OF hay
and five chickens Mr.. Stapp Is the
gentleman who is believed to have
been the one who stole the 40 chickens a
few weeks ago. Last night be went
ioraging on the West Side and captured
I. A. Browns wagon, loaded it with hay.
and then. thinking that fried chicken
would be good for breakfast. captured five
very nice looking birds aud proceeded
home. He drove up to his house on mead,
between Walnut and Ninth street, and
when climbed down of his load. he found
Hatcher by his side. There was another
man on the wagon, but he said to himself,
''he who runs away lives to steal chickens
another night" and lit out. Sen fired at
him, but not being as good a marksman as
Irish, missed his man. 1t is good catch,
any how. Mr.. Stapp will have a hearing
this morning.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Now, Walter, what did you say Ia
Mr.. Benton for the moe peaches he
sent youo' Walter-'I said I wish
he'd send free.stones next time"
-Philanthropist-'I wish to found .
great university On this site. Is 1t de-
sirable?" Expertus (doubtfaIly)-"It
will take lot of grading before foot.
ball can be played here. "-Detroit
Tribune.
The name "Indian" was given to
the inhabitants Of America by Column
bus, from his belief that the country
which he had discovered was an extern
occupy the extreme Of the Eastern
hemisphere.
Pa, who IL dead 1T Mr.. Shee Caw-
60 house?' asked Tooxer. Il saw Mrs.
Cswgo to-day in hall mourning. Her
husband is dead But why half
mourning?" because that is the rule
in all divorce centsrA, dear. "-Arkan.
saw Traveller.
The largest trees are not the
Sequo;a Gigantea Of California, but
certain species of eucalyptus in Aus
tralasia. One specimen in Victoria is
said to be All feet high. These sncs-
lypti are OF very rapid growth. The
California big trees grow slowly.
-Wealsville, Allegheny county. in
western New York. has forty women
agriculturists. ell successful One has
a stock farm. One was was q house
maid: her brother failed on the old
homestead: she had saved money: she
bought the farm few years since, and
all its belongings are rejuvenated.
Fisher folk on the islands ia Casco
Bay Me, are greatly interested over
wonderful white whale reported as
cruising about that vicinity. Several
fishermen are positive they have seen
the strange animal at different times
in the past and others are inclined TO
think they have, but are hardly will
ing 70 swear 10 IL
There are yet I. ooo, Geo acres Of gov
eminent land In Kansas open 20 settle
ment. not little of which was tram
pied over by Shippers IA order 20 take
chances on getting land IN the Chero-
places Is worse. which they had TO
travel farther 70 reach and which u
uncertain property 70 its possessor.
A four-tined silver fork bearing
the name OF the old steam boat s. r.
Ia yzrd- which went out Of kervfce
twenty Years ago. was found in the
stomach OF forty-ponnd catfish hanied
L
q few days ago. Where the fork had
been Cor twenty Years. ard how long IL
has been serving as ba last "A the cat
.ish. are matters which have been sub
rnir.e6 70 the river foix for discussion.
The marble gsyel used By Presi-
dent Washington at the laviny 81 the
corner stone Of the capitol eeuturr
ago is claimed 70 be IN the possession
q .he Potomac L9dge 81 MssonA u
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Georgetown. The gavel 10 Of fine mar
Bile, slightly yeilowish. and about eight
inches long. The relic is now stored
in the vault Of prominent Washing
ton bank, where il cannot be removed,
except on the order Of the lodge.
"A Pennsylvania miner found frog
in a cavity in lump Of coal broken by
him. lie placed the frog in an air
tight pan At first it showed no signs
about six hours IL began to move
about After ten hours exposure 70
the light IL was as lively as any mod
ern specimen. In size the frog IL much
larger than the ordinary pond frog,
and the color Of the skin is brilliant.
It weighs about three-auarters Of o
pound.
ate bat for drunkenness that the aver
age western indian seeks frewa.er,
and the worst drink that would pro-
ducd wilder jag he would rather havs
than the finest Bourbon. About Tekoa.
Wash. the sale Of whisky 10 Indians
being forbidden. the red men buy and
eagerly drink lemon extract and SINH
lar preparations. which, being largely
composed Of alcohol have much more
vivid effect than WHISKY.
-'-on a blue car ia Fourteenth
street. said New YORK citizen. IL
saw a woman who was 20 beautiful
that all the people in tie car sat aud
looked at her. And this did not seem
impairment, for She was 50 far bevond
the CON mon that she was one Of shose
upon whom everybody Ia privileged to
gaze. When she left the car all the
passengers followed her with their eyes.
and even the car driver turned TO lcoz
TOO: no mean tribute. either. for via nd
fnx as be does ali Sxy upon The from,
platform and locking sifh al eye for
fares upon The panorama Of lovely
women on either sidewalk. the car
driver il q eonnosss~ur N o~au.y'
--se-ersi p-oasisen. sport.nen Of
B-sz0Tix and gstagords coon..es. Tex.
are about 20 organize ar ASSOCIATION
for the protection of ssiigators-xn odd
sort Of Tzrre protection ,hey
believe viii o-sng . good Sra aeisl ~
turn HunA-ess - youfx alligator
are shot ever zsofafh - tn. warm Ss-z-
son ~ reppse - 10 ara DESTROYS "a sriIi
something aad 80 Eos anuss or car. for
the value of alligator SINS and t.efh
There are row several alligator farms
Ia TAxs< 4s.A>A - a~~. 49, ~~--s
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BEFORE THE BATTLE.
Republican Prospects Of success Arc Very
Bright.

Bets were made yesterday that Charlie
Mossbacher would be the hindmost man
on his ticket. II these bets were made BY
Republican they would not seem SC
strange, but the fact is they were made by
populist. They were taken by William
Z. Green. What the scheme is nobody
that the EAGLE saw could tell. Bill says
they were both strange bets. This
whole matter is straight" said Demo
crat who stood by aud who had been
thinking all The time that Charlie WAS the
strongest man on the Demo-Pop ticket.
This Demo-Pop got hot aud bet $500 that
not single Po2ulist would be elected.
All this was very strange and puzzled the
by ISLANDERS more than ever. The mau
that bet against Mosbacher still Insists
that be meant just exactly what he said.
The Democrat said that he was equally
sincere in what he said and hac the money
to back up his statement. Tho betting at
the pool room last night was slow. The
last betting was in favor of Barrett
although S25 90 was put up on
Dorsey. Dorsn and Carvin were
favorites, 5000 was placed on
each OF them with no takers. 1t was i'm
possible to get a bet on either Of them.
The Democrats will bet on no one but
Mos sbacher and Dorsey and they are very
slow on them now. There seems to be
quite strong impression among them
tina: the Democratic end of the fusion
ticket will be elected and that the balance
elected will be Republicans. They are
nearly all willing to concede four men to
the Republicans. but by tonight they will
find out why the Republicans are claim
ing the election of the entire ticket.
The Democratic leaders are trying
hard to deceive Republicans into voting
for the Democratic end of the ticket On
the plea that if the Populists are beaten
this will be the last year Of fusion and
that, therefore, the Republicans will be in
line to elect full tickets in the future. No
Democrat will.bet on a Populist and no
Populist is willing TO bet ona Democrat,
while many of each party are betting on
some Of the Republican candidates. One
bet was offered by prominent Democrat
that the Democratic vote would
average 500 more than the PoDulist vote,
and the fellow was abOut to take
it up when member of the
Democratic cammittee called his attention
TO the fact that Boone received 500 more
votes than kies last fall aud that O'Bryan
ton.
The Republican committee are in splen-
did spirits aud they claim the election of
their entire ticket without doubt.
Vote the straight Republican ticket.
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scHEME FOR THE ORPHANS

The lady managers OF the Orphans
Home finding themselves stinted for
means and their home unusually full hav-
ing been casting about for some paying
enterprise or helping hand. Mr.. Cash
Henderson of the New York store having
in his generosity never failed them when
appealed to they went to him with their
case. Having cauvassed the matter all
over and determined that cash is what is
wanted he proposed that he would present
to the Home and for the benefit of Its
helpless waits one-tenth of the entire re.
ceipts for single day. and next Thurs
day was the day fixed upon for the expert
ment. This makes good opportunity
for all classes OF buyers TO help out a
worthy objec. without being out cent.
OF all you purchase that day in his lines,
If purchased OF MIN. ten per cent. viii go
TO The ladies' of the Home TO be expended
for fuel and clothiug 10 keep those child
rem warm aud TO buy them food. Ii re-
mains with the buyers whether the
amount thus raised for the children
shall be ore hundred or one Thousand dol
lars
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The childrens home is IN need of funds.
If we have 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 big lift without its
costing you a 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, 1893-11-07

The Epworth League will be represented
in this city this week by Thousand dele.
gates. and thousands more are likely 10 be
present as visitors The program Will be
highly interesting aud instructive. The
indications SO far point to a warm recep-
tioa and regal entertainment 20 the dele
gates By the church people aud others OF
Wichita.
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PETER ACQUITTED.

The jury in the case of the state against
Peter Peterson returned with verdict of
acquttal yesterday afternoon after being
out only few minutes. Peter is a Swede,
about 80 years old. and was charged with
an assault upon girl named Titterington.
Every body knew after the trial progressed
IA few minutes that job had been put up
on Peter. Even the county attorney
didn't take the trouble of arguing the case
to the jury. In this case there was crime
and it would not be a bad idea
70 find out where il is.