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V'HOS. BOWLING son, Auction4ers,
L $40 = 90 - w
TRUSTEES SALE OF An UNDIVIDED ISTFR-
tST IN VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE on
TWEN Y.FlFTH RECT BETWEkN F AM,


fST IN NALV ABLE ZEAL ESTATE ON
TWEEN Y-FIFTH \ RECT BErwEkN F AND
STREETS NORTHWEST. IN WASHINGTON
CITY, u. c.
DeIault having been made in the payment Of the
debt secured thereby will. by virtue o: deed of
trust made b. William Or Widmeyer and WIFE AMI
John J. WidInayer dated January Il. 1859.
reroruet IN ber 1860. toiio 80 ct seq. Of the
land rerorus az the District of Columbia offer sale.
,: public auction. in front of the preaises MON
DAY. THE TENTH DAYOF APRIL. 1893. at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. all the interest of the
said grantors, conveyed TO by said deed. and
to lots numbered six o. eight 49,. nine t9D.
ten QG) eleven q ID and twelve 2) in square hanl-
bared thirty 80 Washington city, District Of
Columbia.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in and two
years witt interest. satisfactorily secured the
property. o. all cash. az option of purchaser de-
post of 200 required hen bid accepted, sni all
veyAncing to be nj the cost of the purchaser.
JAS =. EDWARDS, r.
500 9Th st. NV
eFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. IN con-
SEQUENCE OF THE INCLEMENr WEATH ER.
UNtIL THURSDAY. APEIi. THIi.fEENTH. 1893
same hour a3d place. BY order.
JAS. :. EDWARDS r,.
JOB BARNARD. ir"s'ees'
apl0-dSds .OJ oh st. n. W
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Mr.. FRANK H. CrsHISa delivered Q lecture
at q meeting Of the Anthropological Society in
the ball OF the Columbian University last even
ing on the Zuni song and dance. Remark were
made by Dr.. yelling and Prof. Mason.
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FUTURE DAYS.
u ATcLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AucTIoNRERs.
IL go PA. AVE. NV.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM
IT NAY CONCERN.
ON SATURDAY. April. FIFTEENTH, 1893,
BEGINNING AT TEN O'CLOCK A. M,
WE WILL SELL BY PUBLIC ACC lion

AT OUR LOOMS,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV,
To cover storage and other charges,
1 Trunk and Contents. Box and Contents. stored
with July ]. 1891. in name of Mrs COX;
Lot of Household furniture and Effects. stored with
us June H. 1890. name Of Miss HATTIE SCOTT.
Lot Household Furniture. stored with N May @,
1880 name Of Mrs BANKS
Paroles interested will pesse take notice Of this sale
Ierms cash. RATCLIFPE, DARR CO.,
vpl2-3t Auctioneera
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y ArcLIFfE. DAKR CO. Auct.. s,or.. .v.n.w
TRgsTEEs, SALE OF Y 9TILpTSs SITES on
NORTH CAPITOL AND LIST SIS. WEST BY

THF SOUTH SIDE OF fLoRIDA AYR. BET
NORTH CAPITOL AND lsT SIS. WEST BY
BY yirtn. Of decree Of The sqrrepe cour, Q, the
b is in saaiiy csase g 90 issst aess., ! 4
Ss.rein william snlse Is sSmpl.n.n, and , Ansus,
di5JF
ns H. y ~ ssa T .r ssas n sna
70 Wit: Lots NUMBERED s-Senty-.ssen cl 70 eighty:
eight Cssl both inclusive. IN square numhered 81 Z
IN IN i@prevns sect,on and provided With alleys IN
Term. OF sale one third OF the purchase money to
be paid in cash the rsmsinasr in two sSn, install
Tn ..s spa s Of trust S The
Uses Sold or q. cash At the option OF the purchsser
to Dc ce%p,-d With in fifteen days IRON day Of saie
otherwise the trustees the right 20 resell at
@ reSornr sc N tSe sSss u the pgr
CHASER Nm, f +. f 8hfTfSSif. sss 7,h.. NV.
aplI-dkds TRUSTEES
DURsUANT TO DEGREES OF THE CIRCUIT
9VF' u the nes 81 ss Ss sn | "a. P
March 1899. and the list day of April. lsss the un-
fI9PF lIJ h1f HsHr De p. Of
iS is MI ns.sd Of the re s Gay q q
Fortress Monroe. nrs1ns, known as the Chsmberlin
Of the Old Point Comfort Hotel Company therein,
aud all the p1vi.eges. appurtenances, property and
Terms The sum Of ss 90 in oas5' and tn. residue
in three equal insslments. payable Respectively in
six tive and eighteen months with interest thereon
from the day of sale. the ssii deferred pay
be evidenced by the bonas Of the purchaser But the
purchaser to have the right TO antcpste hs deferred
payments Title to be retained until q who.e pur-
chase money is paid Possession be given when
ordered by the court. A deposit Of $4,000 will be
required by the commissioners OF the highest hcder
erty insured at hi. e1pense 70 tn full auD, q the
purchase money due by him for the benefit OF the
missioners. The deferred payments. much
thereof not be needed FOR the payment of
pens~s and prior lie ms. sovzble in the bonds Of
a a per
centage the said bonds would be entitled % out OF
the proceeds of said sale.
THOMAS TABB
WILLIAM II. WHITE.
RICHARD Is. TUNSTALI.
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nUScANsoN BROS. Auc...
V1CNNANSUN BhUs-. Aucsa
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED RIAL ESTATE
On E sIREfT BETWEEN NINTH AND
rkNTh STREETS NORTHEAST. WASHING

On sTREFT BETWEEN NINrH AND
TON, ID. c.
By virtne OF deed Of trust dated the 18Th DAY Of
October. A. ID ISL, and recorded in Litter l6s2
folio s q. OF the land records Of the District
o. ooinmaA We will - Al public auction. In front
q Az ne prem p ses on raURsDAI q. IwENTIEIH
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following ds.rrih-d real estate
situate in the city Of wAshinton District of
bis, 20 wit: -
AZ Of lot numbered sixty Ceo in Charlie. Shields
subdivision of lots N square nine ir~d
and thirty-seyen 7 per pst recorded In iih-r ia
foo is \. IN the surveyors once of District a
Columbia with the improvements thereon cou~irffng
of = desirable trick dwelling nearly comrlrtet
Terms One; bird OF the purchase money IN cssh
the ossnce IN six and t1elve months, by
proissory notes bearing the rste Of Is r.r
cent Der annum from the day sale PAY BILE ssui-
annually. and 20 be secured by deed OF trust or tire
property sold. all cash. at the option OF the pur
chaser Conveysncins and Recording at the purchas-
er's cost. deposit Of two hundred dollars
s2Ool required At the time OF sale. Tsrms
Of sale to be complied with in ten days after
day Of sale. otherwise the trustee. reserve
the right to resell the property risk and cost OF
the defaultng purchaser after i've days adversiss-
men. Of such resale IN The tvening esspspsr.
FERDINAND REkNELl -.
auS-d6ds ROBERT AUSTRIAN 1rusteA
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURk DANS.
HI go PA ASE NV.

kAAffh bAnh W. snrton-rn
HI go PA ANE NV.
TRUSTEES sALE or DESIRABLE Two-sToRy
ANp BAsfMtNT FRAME HOrsE, NO slS L
STREET SOUTHEAST. BY AUCTION.
By virtue Of decd Of trust gtvpn and duly ~
corded IN lfh-r No 1rS. folio ~ SEQ ono ~ the
land reords OF the District of Caumtda aud at the
rcQnes; Of the pary ~-rrred thereby. vii .rl by
public uncton IN trout of the premises % TUESDAY,
APRIL klGHrkFN1H. lsS0 AT f1vR O'CLOCK
y NJ al that certain rec. os parcel q land and
District Of Columbia. Git. Lot numbered twenty
two CD IN the ~ division made By Wheeler ana
Thomas. trustees In equity cause No. 7pin. Doc n.
wherein John Cornelius % ais Nere complain and
John De Vaughn 81 as d-fendsnts the estate
menacned n aid cause. being .quare numbered
seven hundred and aInetyntne C7aQl. r~cortst in
the surveyors once 81 rsid District ,n .uhtvtston
book eleven Il ID. par ono hundr.a and tve.ye and
one-hsf n12Nl together with the imrroxemsnts.
wsys. easements and arrtrtsnsnoes thereto helsns
ins
Teruas Of sale one-fhird Of the purchase money %
he raid IN cash. the balance IN two equal
a. snd two years frsn the day Of sale With uors
bearing int from the day q sale rsss q
re- cent per Annnn, payable -sni-snnuslly. and 20
81 cssh. al the option 81 The purchaser. deposif Of
with IN Is DAVIS from the d.y Of sale otherwts. ths
trustees the right reee the property 81 the
risk cost q the defkutins purchaser alter dayss
Advertisement Of such resale IN nev.p.r~r put
lished IN Washington, ID G. All oonveyanc1nx re-
JOHN n GHRFN
J. WALTER COokSEY Trustees
ArodSds - DIST nv.
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Z. VI. HAPPIER,
ap4 626 y. Y. ave. NV,
THOMAS BOWLING L SON. Auctioneers.

EATR Aa5SES$ SSsSEsgfS5RT r ASEs fS
BY virtue e decree q me suprem. Court Of the
e. i n an saSy
Sn FsfpaY aPsPL " IS w
sale part sr.c. Of land yns IN the Sp Of
g. nsss.
o r n + the
Charlie Barnes and lying contiguous to the tract
sss north 81 aeEs s Is s minutes
east Az feet south ~ degrees 4 minute. east a5
Il. pace q bsssnnins soas sinins ca.
Or 10
and IN two from sns dsy q sale
premises sold and to bear interest a he rate q
per cent per snnum from the day Of sale, payable
sss' g n
z and q
T. SSs .
stSH p Sass$sEF Ss,ass2s5s
q ~ ~ r. Ss
s II zs1EFsST sSSH SS<Ssk !:
sss n ;s% sss S sss sso e;
md So On s :r sSs u h sos ss. e
8nS on Rse, .S e DAY
APRIL 1897. at the sam. hour. lot istsersd &c in
Q: and part cf Z; y square numbersd Ave hundrsd
District said lot fronting on street between LIT and
"a streets northwesL
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and residue Of pur-
chase money in equal lnstsllments, q one and two
year.: with H. infsrss. fr,m day q sale er ell.
slscs. To- deposit g re PEI lot tcr TIE Tsise-
quire1 on scceptance Of lid Al convsyancins q the
JAMES P. RyoE. T.s,s..
OWEN D0NNELLY, Trustee.
THos. bovine sox. AssS SSAS6
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR { CO.
III

SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovEn REAL rs:
TATE ADJOINING CONNECTICUT AVENUE
EXTENDED AND NEAR TENNALLYTowN:
b. virtue of derree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. sitting as an equity court.
passed the 9th day of March. A. D. 1893 in
No. 1885, docSs: 81. entitled Andrew J. Collins ct
Mary y. Barnes ct al. i will
THURSDAY, APRIL THIRTEENTH, 1893, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ,
front Of the premises ce for sale OF tract Of
land lying in the county OF Washington District Of
Co umhia. orig naliy known and patented MT
Airy" descrio. by metes and bounds follows.
10 wit: BEGINNING thirteen and four-tenths U3 A.
perches from the south end OF of land called
part OF Fietcha1rs Chance" and running thence
north thirty Cs9 de rees vest eighteen and one
halt $3.50 perches thence SOU sixty t6O) degrees
east twenty-one CID perches thence south nity-two
t52) deerees west fourteen 14 perches thence
turiyuine tS9) degrees. west eighteen and ole-hgf
$50 parch-s 10 TIE beginning. conta ininx one
and one,nafGH) acres and twenty-five CD perchss.
more or less
Terms 81 sale: One-.hird cash. one-third in ore
year and bird i'll two from tine d.y SALE
deferred payments to be secured by deed of truss
upon the premises sold. and to bear interest the
rate of six annum from day Of sale. pay
able semi-annua,y. al CASE, the option OF the
purchaser. Adenosit of 500 to be made at the time
OF sale Terms Of Ite to Complied with within ten
day, premises De resold at risk and cost of de-
fauiting purc4assE; Conveyancing at purchaser s
cost. FREDERICK L. >1DDONS. Trrstee.
ao1-dSds Adams building. 1898 Sd NV.
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I ATIMER / SLOAN. AuctioneFrs, 14o7 @ st.
HANDSOME THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE

HANDSOME THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE,
WITH BAY WINDOW, ARcHED DOORS.
ton, Known AS No. 637 ACkER STREET
NORTHEAST.
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front OF the premises We
will sell lot 1884, in square IL. improved thre e
story brick dwelling with stone TRIMMINGS concerted
cellar and papered throughout; all modern improve
ments The lot s 10 81 feet by 81 feet to 10-foot
paved alley.
Terns Of sac Purchaser to assume an in iehtedness
CURED at time of sale All convey ancIng RECORDING
&C.. at cost Of purchaser.
LATIMER SLOAN,
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apl0-dSds
nUNCANsoE BROS. Auctionee-s

IL BEOS.. AlctlCnee-A
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT IN FcK.
IaQI0M. SITUATED On FOURTH NEAR 7
B. virtue o. deed of trast recorded in liber No.
1910. folio :s3} ct seq. one OF the land records Of
APRIL. A. b. ISG Ar FIVE UcLockP. n. tie
tom. sa nr Soifi. in se .. o
be:ed tgentythree t2l. IL slusra numbered seven
teen 90 IN Geor.e T,ues cells subd sion of tract
see TrustD together with the improvements Ways.
easements rig ats PRIVILEGES. &c. to the sane be-
Sold subject to an nd-nsedress of Il .OOO parable
Jun q. 1893; ind becLess of Se:So A. dne jar e
q. 1884; an indebtedaess OF s.:so i6. due June 8.
1895: with interest The he an.ici-
pat-d.
TIE balance Of purchase money in cash: deposit
at purchasers cost. Terms complied with In
fifteen days. Otherwise rht reserved resell ct tine
risk and cost Of the aetauIing purchaser after vs
apiI-.t JAMES B. WIMEE. Surviving Trustee
RA-cLIFFE. DARR co. AGcIIoNEERs.
IL 800 PENNA. AVE. NV.
TEENTh AND. FoURTEENrH srR-EIs
On MODIFY. APRIL TENTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ We will sell by pubic auction. in font Of the
SUB LOT So SQUARE lc34.
Fronting IL feet on sI-eet near Lincoln Park and
near The East Capitol street cars and Fenusyivanis
Terms: Over and above /. trust of $500. which ma
lures in Is >. to be paid in CASH Terms to be
right to resell ss ana cost q pur
chaser Is reserved ALI coaveyancing and recording
q. aPPs sIafsdssr GE:xtrcL1rrE, pARR CO.. Auct.
cST 81 kR 1EE SALE kkx OK &C
spiodsds b ;iRs s' CO. ana ad Rsef
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
II BERNHEINER Z CO.. Auceoneer..
H. Successor TO weeks q Co.
6E Louisiana ave. nv.
REGULAR SALE
AN EXTRA LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FCRNI-
TURF, CARPETS. RUGS. BE-. &C., THuks.
DAY, APRiL IHIkTEENTH. Ar TES An II
FRONT OF AND WITHIN OUR SALE ROOMS,
The sale for this week eubgsces OF the LARGEST
assortmen;s Of household goods offered by at
coNsfsrINa OF A GRAND ASSORTMENT OF
GOODS. Such As
Lounges, Parlor Furniture. Ornaments Center Ia
ble:. Walnut. Ssh and othsI Bed Eeem Suites. Dec
steads. bureaus, washstapds. war3robea, Kitchen
Effects &c. Also about 30 Ingram and brussels Car
pets, several Ice Boxes. Ice Chests. nne Tailor
Sewing Mnchinss. 2 Iron Safes. sc.
POSITIVE SALE. RAIN OR SEINE
1t b. BEREHEIMER CO.. Aucts.
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THE HISTORY OF THE OLD TOWN. DURING THE
TRYING TIMES OF THE REVOLUTION Is ONE
FULL OF ISTEKEsT-THE PART TAKEN EY THE
CITIZENS IN THE AMERICAN CONFLICT.
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/ ATlMER a SLOAN. AucrIoNEERs.

| SEVEN HUNDRED AND foRTy-THREE sHARys
| OF 1HF AMERICASITE MANCFACTuRiN0
| COMPANY AT AUCTION
On sAItRnAY, APRIL FIFTEENTH lsaa NJ
| TWO O'CLOCK p NJ. within our sales roonn lxli- "a
St. We will sell the following stock held a oost~rs
! 20 secure Of
s43 SHARES AMERlcANITE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
ap5-its LATlMER a SLOAN, Auctione~r~.
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sALvAnox on y . sure cure for Neuralgia.
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1t AucrrosEEr. $40 L. AVE

I ATIMEs SLOAN, Anctioneers. l401 G St
FANCY CHAIRS AND ROCKERS, HANDSOME
FOLDING BID. CHIFFoNIER. TABLE. PIANO
LAMP. CHAMBER FURNITURE. LINENS.
CARPETS. REFRIGERATOR. LOT CHINA,
GLASS WARE. &C.. BEING THE SURPLUS
FURNITURE IN RESIDENCE NO. 14O9 COR
CORAN STREET. AT AUCTION.
On THU ESDAY, APRIL THIRTEENTH. 1898 At
TEN O'CLOCK AM. at the residence OK family
LEAVING the city will sell the surplus furniture
partly mentioned above
Terms cash.
apS-d.s LATIMER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneers.
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(0HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNlMPROvED

OWEN DONNELLY. Trustee.
gHos. BOVINE B son, Asss spcaSS
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PhOAPT ACTlON IN
The stamp act passed by the British par
namen. in March, I765, and in August OF the
same wear Zachariah Hood. who had been ap-
poissed by the British ministry as the stamp
distributor of Maryland. was burned in efigy by
the people of Fredericktoyn. The county
c>urt Of Frederick county on the 18th or No
vsnber. 17G5. declared its unanimous opinion
to be that all proceedings shall be valid and
edestual without the use of stamps" The
CLERK of the court who feared TO issue writs
without the stamped paper, refused to comply
With the order Of the court. whereupon he WAS
committed by the court for contempt The
Sons Of Liberty publicly paraded and held a
mock funeral, IN which was carried q coffin
with the inscription The stamp act; expired
Il n mortal stab received from the genus o!
liberty in Frederick county court 22d Novem-
Der, l765. aged twenty-five days"
At o meeting of the inhabitants held at the
county court house November Is. 1774, . CON-
ufttee waS appointed TO carry into execution
the association agreed on by the Continental
Congress, and among the names are those Of
John Murdoch. Thomas johns, William Dea-
kins, r.. Bernard O'Neili, Brooke Beall. Joseph
,rhreikeId. Walter Smith, Thomas Beall Of
George. Francis Deakins, Csspsr schaAi
and Richard Crsbb, all Of whom lived in
Georxetowu or nsa- il. On the committee OF
correspondence which WAS appointed for the
county Georgetown was represented by
Thomas Johns. Walter Smith, William Dea-
k,ns, Jonn Murdoch, Bernard O'Neill, CaspaI
,schaaf and Thomas Cramphin-
a1oRGxrowS DURING THE RKvoLurioS.
During the revolutionary war Georgetown
sufe,ed, of course. from tine general depression
OF trads, but sine was not idle. There is ample
evidence that during this period she devoted
all hsr energies to the prosecution Of the war.
HE history Of Frederick county, Of which tn
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T ATIMEE SLOAN. AUCTIONEERs.

THE PERSONAL EFFECTS OF THE LATE REV.
J. J. BULLOCK. FORMERLY CHAPLAIN Or
THE UNITED STATES SENATE. AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
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ID ATcLIFFE. DARR 4 CO., AUcTIoNEERA
In OBI PIMA AVE- NM

.vsasa. i f3RS EI RRf2IgIIri.Msox. : rr..s..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-03
4 PUZZLE IN PRONUNCIATION.

Set Before Teachers Institute in YER
mont and Left Unsolved.
The following rather curious piece
of composition was recently placed
upon the blackboard at teachers in
Webster's dictionary offered to any
person who could read it and pronounce
every word correctly. The book was
not carried off, as twelve was the
lowest number of mistakes in pronun-
citation made:
"a sacrilegious son of Belial who has
suffered from bronchitis, having ex-
good the deficit resolved to ally him
self to a comely, lenient and docile
young lady of the Malay or Caucasian
race. He accordingly purchased a
calliope and coral necklace of
chameleon hue, and, securing a suite
of rooms at a principal hotel. he en-
gagged the head waiter as his coadjutor.
He then dispatched letter of the
most unexceptional caligraphy extant,
inviting the young lady to matinee.
She revolted at the idea; refused to
consider herself sacriicable to his de-
sires, and sent polite note of refusal,
on receiving which he procured car
bine and bowie knife, said that he
would not now forge letters hymeneal
with the queen, went to an isolated
spot, severed his jugular vein and dis
charged the contents of the carbine
into his abdomen. The debris were re-
moved by the coroner"
The mistakes in pronunciation were
made Oh the following words: Sacri-
legious, Belial, bronchitis, exhausted,
finances, deficit. comely, lenient, do
cile, Malay, calliope, chameleon, suite,
coadjutor, caligraphy, matinee, sacri-
ficable, carbine, hymeneal. isolated,
iur1llar and debris
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-03
For Supernucus Hair.

Pumice and cream remove superfu-
Gus hair from the chin. Rub the chin
thoroughly with the cream TO soften
the hair: then take piece OF pnmice
stone and rub the affected parts stead
lily but gently for five or ten minutes,
being careful not to continue 1t until
the skin is irritated- Continue this
treatment every night and morning for
six months. and the result will be
gratifying. Some may say that it takes
too long. but the disfg uring hairs have
been many months on their way.
Vaseliae should never be put on the
face as it viii produce growth Of
hair very quickly on the snoothest
skin. II the hairs are stiff and course
the electric needle may be necessary.
But the continued use OF pumice stone
and cream will give wonderful results
If persevered in FOR few months st
Louis Republic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-03
ORCHIDS IN GUIANA.
a Picture Of Wonderful Beauty, Variety
and Wild ProfusiOn.

u picture OF VOnOcf1ul beauty, variety
and Wild PROPULSION.
In padding up the smaller rivers Of
Guiana the visitor is struck with the
beauty and variety of the orchids
and other epiphytes perched on every
limb and branch above his head.
Coming from temperate climate,
where only MOSES. ichens, and per
haps fern or two, can live under such
circumstances, he sees great .arums,
with rosettes of leaves six or eight
feet in diameter. crowded groups of
hard-leaved tillandsias, mistle-toelike
lunches of rhipsalis, orchids. ferns,
and MOSES, all struggling for places
where they can find room to enjoy life
and propagate their species.
In the dense gloom of the forest.
where the branches interlace with each
other. they can not secure enough
light, but wherever the continuity is
broken by river or savannah. the trees
on the borders are decorated with
wealth of these interesting plants.
From the river nothing but sloping
bank of foliage is visible, but by pad
ding through the outer screen.
which comes down into the water, a
very pretty scene is revealed overhead.
Although the direct rays of the sun are
shut out, there is generally, sufficient
light for the epiphytes, and here they
give quite festive appearance to what
would otherwise be tangle of bare
limbs and branches.
Down to the smallest twigs every one
is loaded with upright, dropping, or
hanging plants. some appearing coarse
and aggressive. others handsome in
both foliage and flower, while delicate
little orchids and ferns among the
MOSES are most pretty and interesting
When tree leans over the river. or
great branches stretch across a creek,
these are covered with epiphytes, the
long. cordlike. arial roots of some of
them hanging from a height of fifty
feet or more and branching out into
dense broom-like masses of fbers as
they touch the water.
Even the trunks have great clumps of
orchids wherever there is suficiency
of light. while here and there plant
has made itself at home in the midst OF
tangled mass OF bull-ropes--Long-
mans Magazine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-03
KANSAS TO The FRONT
it'll = 4 asst and Improved Train SERVES 70 KsB-
s.st,ty, IT L~oui-. Chicago aud the
ori1's fAiF.

Commencing Sunday. May 14tb. the
Missouri Pacific railway placed ia opera
ton in addition 10 its present service. sB
excellent through train between points iu
Southern Kansas and Kansas City. ~
Louis. Chicago amp the " orld's fair. The
new train, No. 462, leaves Anthony daily
at ESQ a. IA: Wichita, 900 81. m: III Do
raco, 10 a. M: Yates Centre, 1900 p IN,
arriving at Kansas City AZ j:f5 D. m, max
ing direct connections with fast Missouri
Pacific trains 10 1t. Louis, and with All
lines to Chicago.
This j. probably the most satisfactory
and ssrvIcsaDls schedule ever placed loio
effect between points 10 Southern Kansas
and the north and east. sud places The
state Of Kansas Oh aa equal footing with
other states in the matter Of fast trains 20
the World's Fa.T cry. An elegant equip
rDent is uS-d Ia The make tip Of rhis special
aud eryt1.Ug Is looked after tbs: xii
s,sd TO the comfort Of tie pssxsn zers- For
further information ia regard 70 safes,
routes. maps. time tables. eic.. address
nearest Missouri Pacific railway siekst
agent. or III. {. Townsend. general pas
seuger aud ticxet ageaf. ~. Louis. Aio.. or
z r. BLEcRLgT,
T. & z. \ Wichita. Ean.
Telephone 81, IL North Main street.
Ola Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-03
CoNDOLENCE.

The following resolutions were adonted
by Queen City Lodge, No. 296,, /. G. o. F.,
at their last regular meeting:
Resolved, That in the death Of Brother
James Marshall this lodgs has lost faith
iui member and brother and his family a
loving husband and father: that we hereby
EXPRESS our deep sorrow and sym patty to
his family in This, their hour of sore
affiict:on, and that these resolutions be
published in the daily papers in the city
and spread upon the records of this lodge.
j. w. HUGH
y. {. CRIME. Com.
y. y. SKINNER