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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

cloth. Such a one Of chocolate brown
ladies' cloth can be cut by the second
diagram. II is mt its prettiest when
worn over q silk blouse of cream or light
blue. The blouse shown in the picture
fhstens Russian fashion a little to one
side, and the crush collar and belt both
terminate in loose knots with donkey
ear cnds, The silk has broken lines Of
brown. The jacket may be either Elton
or holerO length.
HOW TO CUT THE CHOCOLATE
JACKET,
The trout of this Is more complicated
Han hat Of the lnucr incket, but the
back Is cut In the same way.
In cutting the front place the material
SO thai you will have fourteen inches
above the neck OF the basque pattern.
Heglnning at the lrmhole at the side
seam, then cut IL according tn pattern .
then cut the shoulder senln Just us long
ms the one for the back is cut, say two
and hglf tIchrA
From the shoulder seam cut to form
rerers as shown In line b, slightly curry
lug so as TO correspond with line d of
The back, TO which II Is to be Joined.
rms feYcrS piece Is 10 be Just half the
width Of the back, The seam at the
conter Of the back Of this piece IL ont
ycrT slightly on the bias 50 tbut I'm tbe
Joining there is a slight flare at the bot.
tom Of the collar.
For the edge Of the cullar and reyer
cut iro'n the upper edge Of collar seam
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14
GOWNS FOR CHICAGO.
No sslffsnins in SkirIs-Good Models from
The Center Of Fashion.
By Ada Baohe Cone,

For the Sunday Gnzctte,
faris, May 1O.-Soma sumn.,o,,s
GOWNS are being sent to the Chicn',o ~.
n,nluCh ny MORN BlosSler which. rs tbey
uHef lhnumerable hints of the rechcrch,,
iloueS OF the moment, | cannot do 'hntt,,.
'hHh describe 10 my readers.
eau intention TO the fact that tbcrc
Is no stltening in the skirts of those
aV , I take care TO point this out he
,r' Jusl recently described the rx-
treeme tendency of fashion In tbis motto,.
ne faris dreSsmakers. as a rnlo nrn
hoiiihg themselves conscryntiyplr ra
earning crinuline, and IL win he fo,n1
!hat thus far they have used h mnvti,
IN Cloths and other fnbrlrs of snrb
weight that can be thus distpnJed VIII
OUT losing It's quality. Their, is moi Ia
noticeahly disteudea '""' ~
GREEN AND ROSE RECEPTION
GOWN.
An elaborate reception gown ,,odor.t
after the qraiut Rollininise STYLE lay
me SKIRT aud bodice Ia ono. tbe h..i;c,
vW on under the arms like peasant
WaiA; lhl' Is OF green satin, The ION
ana sides richly embroidered win cnics ~
gems. 1t is open. over which man .o,yTau
de sole gathered and literally roynrnG
neeked yoke and sleeves nre nf nId nien'
velvet. \ scarf of the velvet fran ~
Top or the left shoulder crossns H.
bodice front, thus carrying tho rose DOW wv
over the white. and ends al tho Lelt ii, u
with roScttc Wv ''l' me
Note. the mingling and distribution ~
color IN this gown-gr green, rose md
Imitation gems are quite the roye 40
she season, aud are found oven an on.
us W W gay gowns, Bonnpts aboy,, nll
nne enriched with them. "''''' "u
PATHS GOWN.
Modelled after a gown for patt, all
giving a key to the summer mode J ~
evening wear. i beautiful ronrac,io,
~ nlhlsh gray silk. richoned with a NO.
n5houS Suffering pattern upon il In rciief
WHO'S eject can be best described as
st9nes melted aud run together N'''''u
lnls gown Is sqhure decoilete m.
front is Ia one piece witbon, ia,, ne
ing out FROM the lhiinc viii y IN i..ll'
else over the belt line. and X 1r,', ~
ellher SIDE with pale pink n,onssaiir., NJ,
soie, stWWn With gold senuirs ,vhinh
y sa'hered at the angles Of ihe nn,i'
Mka'u 81 the waist. and falls To ,hs ho,
tniu IKE sash. Tue sleeves ,ra i.r
der, 'N'rt has no Dor
TEA GOWNS.
hiowered yelveis, sinks. 6lmv .,,.
NV eplorea stones. thrown dcl,.ir','5fe
,n,oketurr with just suspicion ~ Wy,
,.,s se,lsh ioF grace; this makes tl
~ sVWh of tho moment M VI.
s 'iilli OF modern gowns WHEN " s,,
Sny II would have q bettsr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

er n Il ~,
i,iy ~ MS, ns'''i iii'-iT- -. "a
tx n,:, ~ ~. rugs 70 psoi'e, :. :, !:
IN ~ ~ lplefa.l. ',iFfI I
IS so AZ ,siiahhy rcall6, VA 4
damn ,,''a ..,, n,glattiag n'42
q VIZ, 'ip'h. and NIX
wb Tysli ", 70 puf a llitie
so INN M, ,, sen Zip tie s..,,s y
M tu,il',of'lhAte As T. q II
n,l,,ine, do not H. 81 I.
ami a's eN'iaetors: ~, FL
pp ~, " worse. soneil, y n
ara az, ifon viii h w. to
Cnva aea 10, Is lfeseh !. !
n m,,s,.,, ne spot DIX ga & n
2 ,l,,s' ,,,l ny sprMkiiA ", 8
o,..,t A., hpqn i. Wien .i ts,l
hns '' VAL, h,ipsh on tia X n
S,,,, ,a,,lshel ala. -.A q I
colori liiIef time, ria q. X
nee'Isd mating ~ I
t.o va,,,' hrre. tliea. /. y X
p moh may Be able "a T.. n \
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

Others. are studded all over with small
jet cabochons A very few are mitc
Without characterization eNeept for M
brilliant, rich Innings Of which on,
catches an occasional glimpse. These
Innings arc 80 wonderfully handsome thnt
u IS something Of a temptation TO wear
the bolera wrong side out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

name. The French call II robe din
tefisrr. which Is nn improvement.
Fancy CONNECTION OF this sort. sug-
ges,ing the Louis Quinze style, Of pale
green velvet printed over with pour
padour pattern in. several colors. Such
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

FsHh NfhNHAN - -
A dainty JACKET OF cnt jet designed for
house and thcater wear, is made In thr
same shape as the dark-bluo velvet Just
described, excepting that Il comes NJ
SMar, collar,
Another ihcaier jacket Of cut let Is
fashioned 10 wear with girlle and
collagspieec The set eau he bought al
any Of the large stores and L very
effective when worn, as | saw Il the
other evening, over pale yellow silk
absolutely untimmcd. A small jei but.
terhy hpnnet completed the costume.
a bright woman can make such jack
o. necklace. holt aud all. il She happen
70 have enough jet passamcatcric icfi
over from her las. winters gnwn. Cut
z thick PAPER pattern ~ Jacket the
desired slA..e. then III and sew the Jet
onto Y, cutting here and ihcr., aud care.
lnhy matching patterns until the elect
" ingether everywhere, then cnt away
-u~ paper. Proceed In the same WAY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14
DINNER FLOWN


For the Sunday Gazette
For decorating dlnnef tass &
are used. High flower 1fr1di,|
tirely out OF fashion.
The baskets are u mlret "a,
square cornercd, fitted n -,
pan inside. with a s1nsff i,.1|
satin ribbon. The flowers n I.
make q fiat bed and ~ II,
Kind and color. but baske., Z \.
mixed colors. h
Flower baskets are Ne N
decorating rooms aud for rfss
Nothing Is prettler than q. 4
baskets iillel with a bld Il ~
which have been broughl n,
their color aud It'd vllh 1 n
green. There are also ieel "a
some two feet or more NJ.
arranged huge bouquets ~
branches Of lllacs. roses. IldlilsI
drons, or even A growing iIl
These high baskets are plil
OF Nat plated PUSHES stllntl l
brown tones. and have srAr 81
them. They SET 90 the Gis- d
pedestal. and are chalulli
tlon.
All flowers OF violet ooiof ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

When the survives Of t4 u
boat. Sultana, which hlt h
Mississippi river near Nendt|
with the loss Of over lSn
their annual reunion Al N.1
a few days ago, jane ~
was supposed to have bea q
thc disaster, appeared. aps, q
prise Of everybody. he n
Mexico for years and 'aiR
his face to his comIalile z
tune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

Mrs. Gladstone Is a ns5rl I
Of the house Of commoaS 2
be behind the grill whts Z
speaks, as she frankly 3D.. Z
innate friends, TO seq
For civilian has a hai.l ( \
to Downing street insuhlflay
up unless Mrs. Gladstone
insist on what the great s'il'A
undue fusslness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

rich material needs no trimming and
has none. II opens over wide front
OF white silk gauze draped over yellow
satin and Is crossed by wide belt Of
green satin ribbon. The gauze is dec
grated with rutiles Of the same printed
with pattern In gold; tiny rufiies form
a yoke; cluster of three rIfiies is on
the bottom, and another cluster is sewed
in festoon diagonally across the front.
The velvet sleeves like those OF all
house gowns, reach just over the elbow.
They end with rutIie of gauze.
PoMPADOUR TEA GOWNS.
To leave the exposition for a mo-
French woman one of the most novel
and charming robes dinterieur posi-
Bile. 1t was her reception day at home.
This gown was of white silk with
pompadour bouquets printed over it, and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

The ndmirers Of Prime w.
contributed three years AZ A.
S26O.tNO for o monnIaeH Y
statesmen, are dlssalislea q
inittee having the arrap.s.ts,.
Il was intended at he ~ 4.
monument at once, na' ~
has taken no steps % ~
place for II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

Louise Michel. tie s ,',l,, d
as a governess IN ~ nv, ".
smash the cruciilArs 1910 4
pupils, the coeal's ,, aasl'' "A
dance around ne eos-, ~ 4
denounciug the pa', n. ,.st |
sitting at meat Wltp ~ ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

Ex-senator Tabor q W.
fair way to recuperailI w. ", Z,
difficulties. He has reSs'i g.
cent Of the stock q
Sonoro. Mexico, whira i.. \ 4
not yield less than a. s..l
and there is now sst.'y ',I,
nn The dunn aNalllns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

Ia nioM We're" Nelve,s, silks, tlmy ropyo
to,.et N.Y. ys.'rea stones. thrown delicionsly
l isss sssa Ml'h Just suspicion Of nec.
Tea gown u thu monens rnhes The
snatln,ns Of modern gowns whs, must
S'7Siui' ouiy Ii would have ~ hs ,a.r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

High colored gloves may be fashion,
able, aud women wiz. ,he largest hands
seem TO fancy them. Which is cause
and which is effect must be left for
nihnrs DO say.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-02-23
A LIST OF DELlNQUENT1AXES.
Upon Real Estate within the County
of Redwood, State of Minnesota.
State of Minnesota District Court
County of Redwood. 9th Judicial District.
MINNESOTA
District Court,

THE STATE OF MINNESOTA
To all persons, companies or corporations, who have
or claim any estate, right title interest in, claim
to- lean upon any Of the several pieces parcels of
land in the list hereto attached described.
The list of taxes and penalties real property for
the County Of Redwood, remaining delinquent on the
first Monday of January, 1885, filed in the office OF the
of which that hereto attached is copy Therefore, you
and each of you hereby required to file in the office
your in writing setting forth any objections
defense you may have to the taxes part thereof
on any piece parcel of land described in said list in
or on which you have claim any estate right title,
interest claim or lien,
And in default thereof judgment will be entered
against such piece parcel of land for the taxes
said list appearing against it, and for all penalties in
terest and costs.
j. L. BYRAM,
Clerk of the District Court in said County Of Redwood
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
ANOTHER TRIAL FOR TERRIL.

Aud now it turns out that |. y. Terrill
formerly third party reformer of this
city will be tried for murder again. When
he was sreleased frcm the Kansas peniten-
tiarv threa or fonr weeks ago il was
thought that he would 60 free but it seems
bv the following from the Oklahoma
Times-Jourual that such is not the case
The Journal says:
Colonel Bucker and County Attorney
Huston were down from Guthrie Wednes-
dav arguing a nabeas corpus case before
Judge Scott-Judge Dale being unable TO
pass upon il as he had been council for the
defendant in his trial. 1t was the notori-
ous Ira TerriIi case. Colonel
Buckrer succeeded Ill getting
him released from the Kansas
penitentiary couple OF weeks ago on a
technicality and he is -Row in the custody
of the sheriff of Payne county. The
colonel thinks he should be released alto
gether on the ground that he has once been
convicted of the crime and cannot under
the law be tried again-that the territory
is barred from asking u new trial OF man
already convicted of the crime. Mr.. Hus-
ton took the ground that any proceeding
now had against Terrill would be "a il he
had never been tried for the offense-that
the technicaiity on which he was released
made void the whole proceedings. Terrlll
WAS convicted of the murder of I'm bree
and sentenced to the peaitentiary for life,
so il is very important case The judge
took Mr. Illusions view of the matter and
refused to grant the writ OF habeas corpus.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
ANOTHER SCRAMBLE.

That there are many people whose de-
sire to possess a portion OF the strip, no
matter how small has not been satiated
was most clearly demonstrated yesterday
at Perry, the county seat of county. Ia
some way the report became circulated
that the 300-foot strip, known as the Santa
Fe rigbt-of-way through the city, was
illegal and could be settled upon, and all
day there was rush and jam, equalied
only on the memorable 10th. by the hun
CRY horde, busy stalking off lots on the
right-of-way.
A gentleman who arrived in the city
last night says the scene beggars descrip-
ton. Men, women. and even small chill
t.ren, argued, scufflsd, fought and scram-
bled for lots, until the right-of-way was a
perfect Bedlam, and the confusion was
only stopped by the timely arri-
val OF United States Marshal
Nix and posse, who threatened
to put them all under Immediate arrest,
unless they ceased their clamor. This had
the desired effect, and soon brought order
out of chaos; for il there is one thing more
than another that the average stripper
hates. it is a polite invitation by one of
Uuce Sans boys to spend a few days in
one of the territorial houses OF detention.
OF course the report was without found
alton, but it had the effect :of making the
people who had declared they could not be
induced to participate in another race for
town lots-after the experience of Sept. is
forget all their we'll meant vows, and be
just as greedy, when chance appeared,
AS they ever were in their lives.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
The CHURCH rs.

First Baptist church-Regular preach
ing services at 10:4o a H. and $50 p. M,
III the auditorium of the Y. N. &. A.
building. corner Topeka avenue and First
street. l.. A. Hall, pastor. Subject OF
morning sermon: The Kind OF Revival
This Age Needs" Evening theme-seventh
sermon TO young people: 'Keading-How
aud What" Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Young peoples meeting at $50 p. IN, +.
Walden, chorister.
West Side Presbyterian-Servces at II
a. M. and 1:30 D. IN. conducted by the pas
tor, l.. II. Shane. Sabbath school a. p. m
y. z. S c. T., Junior. will meet promptly
after Sabbath school. Y. +. :. G r. praise
service Mt 6:45. A cordial welcome ex-
tended to all.
North Emporia Avenue Baptist church
Rev. T. Reynolds. pastor. Sunday school
at 10 "A. u, X. z. Carlton, superintedent.
Preaching At II a. IN and at 7:30 p. III.
Meeting OF y. =. S. c. 4. at $50 p. Ii. Miss
Mabel Hadep, lesder.
Unitarian services will be held Sunday
at 4 a. IN in Board of Trade hall. Dis
course on Judgment Days" by Rev. A. l.
Bradley of Kansas City. Sunday .schoo!
at 9:45 u. III. We cordially invite the
public.
st. Paul's N. T. Church. corner Thir-
teentA street and Lawrence avenue-Sun-
day school al $50 q. m Preaching at : / a.
IN and 40 D. Nj by the pastor, ID. McCor-
mick Class meeting al Il IN Young
peoples prayer meeting at Gas p. m.
All are cordially invited 20 come and wor-
ship with Us
Lincoln Street Presbyterian church. cor
ner OF South EgIporia avenue aud Lincoln
street The pastor. Rev. George X. smith,
will conducL services both morning aad
evening Preaching services 81 II T. M
aud 7:3o D IN. Sunday school a. 9sf5 r. IN .
p. :. G. T. at $50 p N. All are cordially
invited To attend tHese services.
Olivet Congregational church-Rsv. !.
p. Broad wall preach az II d. IN; preaching
also in the evening a. 1s30. Sabbath school
at go a. 10.
Pastor Sims invite. you to tie Central
Church Of Christ.
First Presby terrain church-Tbe pastor.
David Winters, Will Conduct services sun
dag al II r. IN and 80 p. u. The subject
Of the morning sermon Will De he Cause
aud Condition Of Church Success" The
topic o. the evening discourse viii ne ~ ne
Young Man Weld Of Understanding. CT
street Scenes IN tie City as B~beld from a
WISE Mans Window The Saad=y school
will meet n 9:ssj a N, ths Janio- \ II. ;.
G Z a. $50 ?. IN. ard TIRE >~u5sr j. =. ;
&. f. a. g. IS r. II. Young people are e-pe-
c!ai!y invited 10 tie eSvalng service
Frs: II. z. church, North Lawrence
Prrechirg By Fer. Dsa - Co.s AZ 1879 T.
m. and I'D .. IL sunday SCHOOL al -asl
.. m. W z STANLEY, superintendent.
roworth league prayer meeting ~ .. a..
D.votioE.al srrxIces sfreT sygngss serves
The Independents congregation wi!l bod
tyo services tUgnsFrss ~ tbs caarcE q
n sxreaee arcane be- srr&o I rss md Sc
os,a s.rests, s1he old E.ssi-cnpsl CEasrbB sa4
oae at u.e es.p-r OF .i4rket All DoGs iss-
Rxy. L, y. S=Eeraocs sf.i preach on tie
sxr~xs a. tie AEoFg 1satgo1c4 e3fns1 as
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
THE CATHOLIC FAIR,

This will be the closing night OF the
Catholic fair aud the attendance promises
to be immense.
The fair is great success, and Is so pro-
uouuced by every body that attends it. as
we'll as by the treasurer.
The receipts Thursday night were over
$3.50 and they were much more last night,
or at least that was the expectation when
the EAGLE man called and was held up by
the young ladies.
The display of novelties was very tine,
much finer than they were last year.
The gypsy tent is we'll patronized and
many are the promises of noble husbands
and sweet wives, and great wealth and
long lives, made there. The gypsies know
their business and give value received to
old bachelors and old maids at least.
Shaw's orchestra attracts great atten-
ton and justly for the music they are
playing is superb.
The ladies say they would like to make
$500 tonight, and are prepared to give an
aggregate of more than that much fun
and enjoyment. The program they have
arranged promises to draw an immense
crowd. They will have their sweetest
smiles as we'll as their little red books
along with them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
WICHITA B00KC0
149 y. Main Street.

Oscar wilde j. reported 10 have
grown very big and TAT and untdy IA
his appearance. lie has been seea
boating On the Thames a great deal.
clad ia costumes that were not IN tbo
least suggestive % the aesthetic taste OF
his days Of spOS,!sship.'
-Vege;sriauism mas made dlstin-
guishsd convert N II. Fracssqus sarcev,.
the great French dramatic critic Hs
has written q letter 10 Paris paper
d-seri Ding bis experience. in which hs
SAYS that be finds that he - ia fnoca
more vigorous health and ia better
working condition thAn before.
--Emperor VIII iars. after three yesrs'
trial has DISCHARGED his German cooks
and reins.ated Trenchrsen a. chiefs q,
MS cuisine :, po;sdzms. vher~ until hss
advent thev had bid sgsy since Fred
s-icx the ts-eat Ia; william insists
thst the menu snail b~ printed n Gsr-
man. a. II has been since his father
1ied
Mrs Margaret Hrnns. who has fus1
5ies a. Washington. uzs a girl ~ fcsr-
teen wien ire isr.fIsh burned the - pl-
tol IN 1915 she -easm bred ne srs
and told many an interest " ts1s
about Il. Her father va soldier IA ins
revolution. AMI was - Valley Forge
IL lived unfii fsss 70 -ss ore bun-
3red ard Eve years Cd when ae died. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
SELLING OUT!

The Wichita Book Com
pany having decided TO 20
out of business, Will sell ut
their store 40 y. Main St.
their immense stock OF
School Books. Blank Books,
Miscellaneous Books, Flags,
Albums, Pens, Inks. Paper,
Bibles, Tablets. Picture
Frames, Gold Pens, Office
Supplies, Baskets, Writing
Papers, School Supplies,
Printers Supplies, Christ
mas Books, Illustrated Jul
veniles, Plush Cases, Mirrors,
Games, Indian Clubs, Paper
Bags. Croka, Show Cases,
Counters and Shelving at
cost. This is no fake sale,
we mean business; come
early and have your Christ.
mas presents laid away.
This is a rare opportunity
for dealers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
A LETTER FROM HEADQUARTERS.
Secretary Sterling Norton Recognizes he Sta
waits as the Only Democrats.

The star of the straight Democrts seems
to be on the ascendent. Fora long time
they have been recognized by the national
administration rs the only representatives
of the true blue Democracy but the other
fellows affected not to believe them not
withstamcing the appointment OF anti
fusion Democrats to Offices all over the
state. Robert T. Coates wrote to his friend
Hon. j. Sterling Morton, secretary of az
riculture in Cleveland's cabinSt, concern
ing the matter, and. In reply, that gentle
man wrote that nobody tainted with
Populism, or sympathizer OF that party,
could get any favcrs from the administra-
ton He further stated that the middle
of-the-road Democrats were recognized as
the only Democratic party in Kansas. This
was his reply in substance.
To prove that the stalwarts were the
legitimate Democratic party in this
county at the contest a few days ago,
MIR Coates drew this letter from his
pocket and offered it in evidence. but the
board, without knowing, or affecting not
to know, its contents, ruled it out. There
are also letters in the city from the state
and national committeeman, stating the
same fact. These letters are not neces-
sary, for both the state and national COM
mitteemen have expressed the same views
in the Kansas City Times.
County Attorney Boone knows the gen.
uineness of these letters, and in the de-
cision to be given today by the board OF
which he is one Of the members, he Will
not throw out the straight Democratic
ticket. although good deal of pressure
has been brought to bear on him. Mr..
Boone is too good a Democrat to throw
ont ticket representing a party which
such men as Sterling Morton, General
Blair and others recognize as the true
Democratic party in the state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
PERSONALS

T. Phillips, Melford, Mich. was in
The city yesterday.
n. f. Frazier, FL Dorado, was at the
Carey Friday.
T.G. Chambers. Coldwater, did business
% town yesterday.
w. B. Caulson and wife, Anthony, are
II the Carey.
J. C. Enis, Pratt, was in the city yester-
DAY.
James NJ. Cation, Fall River, Mass. is
At the Carey.
a. G. Singer, Indianapolis, came in last
night.
&c. Bingham, n. Y..'is visitor in the
Pity.
Thomas Dornce and family, Isabel, Kan,
are AT the Carey.
y. T. Hickey, Rochester, is in the city.
II. c. Wood, Hutchinson, was at the
Carey last night.
J. Fl. Middaugh. Kansas City, is at the
Manhattan.
4. s Higgins, Medford, Conn, is stop
ping at the Manhattan.
Hon. William Greiffenstein is in the city
guest of Captain John b. Carey.