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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-31

earth. Intermcnt was over Is minutes
after the eortepe had entered the ceme-
tery NJ 80 o'clock tho crowd slowly dis
persed. The president. cabinet. senators
and family oil entered their carriages aud
were driven away, all hut one, James T..
Blaine, who is junior no longer, who stood
beside the grave of his father until the
masons had brickcd in the casket and tho
grave diggcrs filed In the remaining space.
When all this was accomplished he re.
turned to his carriage aud the last group
OF spectators dispersed.
The death certificate gives the primary
cause of death ms nrterio renal hbrosis.
chronic iutersttial lephritis.
The desire Of friends who attended the
services at the church To carry away some
memcnto OF the occasion, resulted in a
complete stripping of the flowers from the
pulpit and organ rail almos; before the
coricsc had fairly begun its march to the
cemetery.
The will Of Mr.. Blaine will he probateti
In Augusta. Maine. The disposition he
makes Of his property Is characteristic of
the confidence he always reposed In his
wife. anu which was such noticeable
feature of the family relations. Every
thing is left unrescrveily To Mrs. Blaine
she To he solo executrix and not he re
quircd to give any bond. The estate will
amount TO about $sOJ,OO.
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found, for Mrs "nS' Aso0A'A' a. - W.
Edward Paulet Steers, regent of the
New York society, claims no vans as
ancestors. From New England come
Mrs. Leroy Sunderland Smith, also an
Adams, and Mrs. G. v. R. Wickham,
Springfield. Mass, who traces her an
cestry back into Puritan history. From
Virginia, ''the mother of presidents" :"
come host of noble women Mrs.
Roger A. Pryor represents both the
New York and the Virginia society, al
though it is to Virginia she owes the
debt of birth. Mrs C. Martin Casey
goes as delegate from Now York, but
she u typical F. F. V. Her great
grandfather, Robert Martin. the founder
of Methodism in Virginia, was born in
l73s On her mothers side she traces
her ancestry back to the venerables
who went over to England with Will
liam the Conqueror.
1t will be . famous gathering of
famous women and history will un-
doubtedly record its acts of importance.
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just now Democrats are all solid sup
porters d..adorers of Grover the Great
I-no other sort are ia it to any extent.
The Great Grover gave it out fiat, early in
the action, that no ex need apply. This
being the case no Democrat who has not
been in will feel like jeopardizing his
chances of getting in-And that means all
and singular of the party-by endorsing
or supporting An ex for office. Ergo. Ex-
Mayor Aldrich will have to look for the
necessary votes to elect him to the Pops
and handful of disgruntled Republicans.
Democrats will ask to be x-cused for vot-
ing for Benny.
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HOW WATER FREEZES.

Tho Interesting Process as Carried On IN
Natures Alchemy.
A scientific paper describes how the
process of freezing is carried ON in ma
lures alchemy By means of two ther-
mometers it is first ascertained that the
temperature of the water at the sur
face and at the bottom is respectively
48 degrees and Is degrees. A cold wind
sweeps over the surface of the water, so
that the temperature is suddenly re-
duced to. say, ~ degrees. By this re-
duction in temperature it contracts and
becomes specifically heavier, sinking
and displaeing the comparatively light
and warm water below, which rises to
the surface, becomes cooled below a
degrees, and immediately falls, displac-
ing the warmer water at the bottom,
which in turn rises, gets cooled and
falls, its place being again supplied by
lighter and warmer water. And so the
cooling and sinking processes 60 on.
the upper thermometer always indieat-
ing the higher temperature, when sud-
denly the magic point, SO degrees, is
reached, when all movement at once
ceases. The upper layer Of water is
still exposed to the cooling influence of
the wind, and speedily falls in temper
ature, but still retains its place. The
upper thermometer now shows that the
water which surrounds it is being rap
idly reduced in temperature. but the
lower one remains stationary at 80 de-
grees. At this temperature water is
heavier than at any other, and there,
like stone, it remains at the bottom.
and as it is fully protected from out
ward Influences by the mass Of super
incumbent water, its temperature re-
mains very much at the same point.
The water on top, however. having
nothing TO protect it, gets cooler and
lighter every moment. Down the ther-
mometer goes to 81, IS and 80 degrees,
and then slight breese ripples the sur
face. and the next moment a thin sheet
of ice spreads itself over all The ice,
however, is colder and lighter than the
water, SO that it floats on the surface
and acts as blanket, protecting the
comparatively warm and heavy water
below from being cooled. So that even
during the severest winter only COM
thin superficial layer Of ice is
usually formed, and the greater part of
the water remains unfrozen at the bot
tom
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TupiA Brides.

A girl in Tunis, after she is betrothed,
is cooped up in a small room, with
shacizles of gold and silver upon her
ankles and wrists If she is to be mar
ried 10 a man who has discharged. dis
patched or lost a former wife, the
shackles which the former bride wore
are put upon the new brides limbs. and
she is fed TIL they are filled up to the
proper thickness The food used for
this custom, worthy of barbarians, is q
seed called drough. which is of an ex-
sraordinary fattening quality. With
this seed and their national dish, Gus
russo. the bride is literally crammed,
and many actually die under the spoon
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MRS. FLORA ADAMS Of 1914, the sons
DARLING. of the heroes Of
our second war, with possibly a veteran
TO tell the tale. will meet. At WASH
ington the men who fought In 1S4s will
meet again In annual reunion. At
Syracuse and elsewhere in the nation
the boys of the ''sixties" will bivouac
again and recall the dread times OF the
civil war. So tho week in which occurs
the anniversary Of Washington's birth
will again be an eventful one with US.
We recall history on that day and very
often we make it.
OF the old societies that Of the war Of
1919 is to us the most interesting, as the
body contains few 1t least Of those
who fought at New Orleans and on
Lake Erie. The society celebrates each
year the actual date Of the close of the
war: the date on which the treaty Of
peace was proclaimed by the executive
of the nation.
But 1t Is of tho continental congress
I desire to speak more especiallv. Not
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EUeENIA WASHINGTON. ton; honorary
vice presidents general. Mrs Thomas A.
Hendricks, Mrs. David a. Porter. Mrs.
Margaret Het1el; vice presidents Fener-
al. Mrs. I. II. Alexander, Mrs. A. w.
Greedy, Miss Mary Desta, Mrs. Ellen b.
Walworth, Mrs. Hugh Hogan. Mrs.
Henry Blount, Mrs Marshall MacDon-
aid, Mrs. Stephen J. Field, Mrs G.
Brown Goode. Mrs. T. O. St Clair. Mrs.
John W. Foster, Mrs. John r. Putnam,
Mrs. Roger A. Pryor. Mrs ". G. Dever-
eux; treasurer general. Mrs. II. Q, Tit
mann; secretaries. general recording,
Mrs. George II. Shields; corresponding,
Mrs. Rose Wright Smith; registrars
general, Miss Eugenia Washington.
Mrs. A. Howard Clarke; surgeon gener-
al. Miss Clara Barton; historical gener-
al. Mrs. NJ. l.. Lockwood; chaplain gen.
eral, Mrs. Teunis s. Hamlin.
The advisory board viii also be in
session this week and will be praced by
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df@3
heap Rates For Winter Trip vi. Santa F

heap Rates For Winter Trip vis santa f..
Route.
To Texas. New Mexico. Arizona, Cal.
fornia, Utah and Old Mexico, are offered
by the Santa Fe.
Tickets row on sale good until June l.,
with sufficient transit limit in each di-
rectiou to enable passengers TO stop off 1t
all points en- route. List Of destinal ions
include Corpus Christie, El Paso. Calves
ton, Houston. Ltmpasas, Rock port, san
Antonio, Civ OF Mexico, Prescott Saltillo
San Luis Poto>i, Las Vegas Hot Springs.
san D;ago, San Francisco, Salt Lake aud
Portland
New Mexico is noted rs having one of
ne most equabie- climates in the world,
sudden Changes being almost wholly un-
khown. IL Il Il NEST desirable plxce either
for he business man, pleasure seeker or
the Invalid, while il IS the haven for the
Immigrant No portion os the United
STATES can compare with the fertile vailey IS
OF its rivers. aud IN the productions OF the
heid, tie market garden. the orchard aud
Tie vineyard.
For tuii particulars regsrsiins the coun-
try, Rates. stopovers. etc. etc, call on OF
address near-sy Santa Fe agent Or Geo. T
Nicholson. q. p. aud L 4. Topeka. Kan
w J. Black, A {, !? and T A
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upon it by the session

tee appointed by 1a.'' '0n1' ME-
them to do honors Of the day upon tho
arrival of their guests, the Daughters
of the Revolution: NJ. NJ. Parker, Ad-
miral J. e. Jouett, Gen. H. V. Boynton,
Gen. William Smith, Congressman Man
sur, Gen. Horatio G. Gibson, Col
Charles K. Greenleaf, Capt. Calvin d.
Cowles, Commander f. w. Dickins,
Alexander p. Morse, Capt Robert
Clank, Prof. o. T. Mason, II. G. Ogden,
Francis e. Leupp.
Here, to begin with, is . list OF the
society'S officers, names that recoll
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dition to the continental congress and
advisory board a national board of man
areDeat. and this consists of twenty
two state regents. all of whom have
promised to attend 1. is this board
which carries out to the letter that por-
ton of the constitution which provides
for the preservation of the old records
and documents dating back to the
sroubious times of lss6. And, by the
way, this constitution is interesting
reading. Here is the purpose Of the 60
cietv carefully outlined and defined:
THE purpose of this society is to keep
alive among ourselves and our descend
snts the patriotic spiri, Of the men who.
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w. f. Stone and wife Of Salt Lake City
arrived yesterday, and will make Wichita
their future home. Mr.. Stone has come
here to take charge of the cutting depart
ment of T. B. Glosser's tailoring establish
ment Oh North Main street. He is a very
clever young gentleman aud cutter of a
very high reputation. Mr.. CLOSER heard
of Mr.. Stones professional ability six
months ago, and has been hunting him
ever since, and is naturally proud of hav-
ing secured him.
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THE CRETAN LABYRINTH.

A Recent Discovery Gives . Key to NJ,
Ancient Puzzle.
The existence of a maze or labyrinth
at Gnossus. Crete, is borne out by the
legend Of Theseus Staying the Minotaur
in its heart by the help Of Ariadne,
who gave him thread to pay out be-
hind him as olew, in penetrating its
recesses, and also by the fact that old
coins of Crete exhibit the figure Of Q
labyrinth. Some of the mases of these
coins are circular, others rectangular.
but, according to the Philadelphia
Record, the internal arrangement is the
same in all. and consists of q round
sbont path which leaves the traveller no
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the Puritan colony. John and Samuel
Adams; not of the men who wrote their
names 80 that the king could see
them," not Of the heroes of the revolu-
ton who fought while the congress
thought but of tho descendants OF
those heroes, Of "the daughters Of the
American revolutlon," who since 1890
have been no lding an annual continen-
tai congress-, near to the spot where
liberty was born and Graded.
In 1890 five of these daughters met in
Washington. It was on October II. not
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We will give handsomely printed
State Map, In seven colors, on the finest of
linen paper. containing on the reverse side
concise history of the State, with the names
and population Of each County and County
Seat at the last census; the names of all the
Cities in the State, with their population; the
names of State Officers up to January 1,
1893; Colleges, State Institutions, and their
location, OF any State in the Union. Map
corrected up to date. Bound in German
leatherette The most complete and neatly
arranged Map that has ever been pub
lished.
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Without Change OF Cars.

The Great Rock Island Route train
leaving Wichita at a. m runs free vesti-
bale reclining chair cars TO Chicago
without change of cars arriving in Chicago
the following morning in time to connect
with all the principal lines for the east,
and north. Sleeping car accommodations
can ee secured upon application at the
Rock Island ticket Office, corner Main aud
Douglas. For further information write
or call on J. II. PHILLIPS.
G. I. and 2: a. c. X. /. and 2. T. r.
ul02 II Wichita, Kan.
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Notice to Contractors,

The Board of Education of the city of
Wellington. Kan, Will, on Thursday.
March D, 1893. at 7:3o O'Clock D. m. re-
reive sealed proposals FOR the rebuilding.
repairing and erection OF An eight-room
tchool house in the First ward of said citv.
Inc plans and specifications of the work
70 be done and the materials to be furnish
sd may be found az the Office of the Hnn-
ter Milling company. at its office in Well
angton, Kan. Said board reserves tha
right to reject any and all proposals. Bv
order of tho board
G. H. HUNTER, President
c. EsHITCHooCK, Secretary. dlO3-6s
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Judgment.

Official notice is hereby given to all
owners or holders of judgments, that on
or about April 10, 1898, | will commence
the assessment of all uucancelled iudg-
ments found upon the judgement docket
of the district. or the late common pleas
courts. The valuation of said judgments
will Toe 80 per cent of face, or amount of
judgment shown by the court records.
j. d. CALDWELL,
d 102 81. Civ Assessor.
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The new athletic club house at 212
South Market street opened last night un-
der favorable auspices The grand open
ing was witnessed by quite number of
persons who We're entertained with some
lively sparriug, wrestling and other ath-
letic sports. The house is the best in the
state and if it is run right, and those who
own it say it will be. it will afford.a good
deal of enjoyment to the lovers of athletic
sports.
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others famous in
Amer an his
tory: Vice presi
dentReneral pre-
siding, Mrs. Will
liam D. Cabell;
vice presi d ent
general in charge
of the organiza-
ton of chapters,
Mrs. II. v. BOyn-
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week if you list
e n cl os e l y
e n o u g h. A t
Washington the
continental con-
gress will be in
session. In Phil
adelphia the So
ciokv Of the War
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ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

Mount Olivet Commandry No. u,
knights Templar. meets in stated con
elave this evening Mt 7:30 for the election
of officers for the ensuing year. By order
l. H. HETTINGER, E. C.
J. A. HOLEINGER, Rec
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ufe at these annual gatherings She il
OF Puritan stock. the line of her an
cestry containing the names of the
Adamses.
Miss Eugenia Washington has been
asked to read paper to the society
this year, and her name will recall one
stamped with the great seal of Ameri-
can nobility.
But ancestry counts for much In this
gathering. From the south comes
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-03-17

Queen City Lodge, Degree of Honor
gave another one of their pleasant social'
last night at their hall on North Marke
street, which WAS attended by about thirty
couples who spent very enjoyable even
ing in dancing and other amusements.
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ox every Junction shorn
Except to act as basis for q corr


Shadbolt Tin the crowded caT)-Mc.
Stab, this is the first time I ever saw
you rise and give your seat to q wom-
an.
McStab (of the suburbs, in an awe
struck whisper)-'Shl That's our hired
girl!-Chicago Tribune.
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choice Of route or chance Of error.
Hence Richard Inwsrds has surmised
that Che device on the coins only shows
the clew or key to the right path, and
leaves out the wrong ones. By taking
the maze as shown on the coins and
treating the circular dividing walls as
double, each containing a passage of the
same width as the road shown On the
coins, he obtains the genuine labyrinth.
as seen in the accompanying figure.
which Is difficult to explore to the
center even when seen at q glance ON
paper. The coin device is simply each
alternate circle of this one. To give
the key in brief-avoid every alternate
circle or path. Such labyrinth helps
US to understand how useful the col
ored thread of Ariadne might be TO
Theseus, because on returning to any
place he had passed he would find his
own thread and be able to make bet
ter start next time.
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the presence and
probably be hon.
ored with ad-
dresses by DR..
Edward Everett
ale. Hon. Mar
5 h all MacDon-
aid, Gen. H.
V. 3 o v n t o n
a nd George H.
Shields
Tho~a ss an ad-
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in military. naval or civil service. by
their acts or counsels. achieved Amer
ican independence in l776. To collect
and secure for preservation all records
and documents relating to the war OF
the revolution, to assist in the COM
memorstive celebration of our great
historical events, to promote social in
tercourse and good feeling among its
members now and hereafter"
But word of the famous women who
form part and parcel of the continental
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-03-17

an eventful date
In our history,
but to be made
30 by their work.
From that day
to this the organ
ization has in
creased from five
to two thousand,
from a single
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ire to speak moro especially. Not

of stately John
FL An cook, Of
learned Thomas
J Q f e rson, Of
John Carroll, of
Car rrollto n; Of
Robert Morris;
Of Benz a m in
FrsnkliE of
those great men
~~~ <Ln cDs1 -
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Simon kearney received a notice yester
day from the interior department that his
pension had been increased from $50 TO $50
per month. The increase was the result
of an appeal taken from the commissioner
of pensions to the secretary of the interior.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-03-17

of these Amer
lcan W m e n.
The Sons of the
American Revo-
luton will meet
at the Arlington
on the afternoon
of the 22d, and
here is the re-
ception commit
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-03-17

A colored man, whose name or residence
could not be ascertained, WAS struck by u
Missouri Pacific train yesterday and his
left leg SO badly crushed that Dr.. McClees
will have to amputate it this morning.
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daughters whose
Huguenot fam
lily ties go deep
to hi story.
From New York
com e the d G.
scendants Of the
Dutch, although
here and there
a II ug u e n 0 t
strain will be
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congress. Mrs.
Flora A dams
Darling. widow
of Cen e. L
D arli n z. il
kno W n as the
founder general
of the national
society and is al
ways the most
conanicu01,s hA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-03-17

Mrs. A. j. Mccoy and Mrs. F. NJ. Nc
Coy of Chicago, are in the city on their
way home from Galveston. Their hus-
bands are members of the live stock COM
mission firm of Mccoy & Underwood do
ing business here and in Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-03-17

The Unity club will meet this evening
at s o'clock, at the residence of Dr. Nam
ME Stevens, EOS South Water street. The
subject of the paper to be read is Elmer
son the Reformer." The essay Circles"
and the poem Politics" will be read and
discussed
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WIVES
Room 402 sedgwick Building,

Professor Barber, principal of the Har-
per High school, will give stereopticon
entertainment Saturday. the 18th inst, at
3p. m. In the Christian church, corner of
lawrence avenue and Lincoln street
Views of the worlds fair buildings and
foreign scenes will be exhibited. All for
10 cents. Come early for good seat
tl04 2lH
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The ladies of the Women's Foreign
Missionary society of the Emporia Avenue
NJ. E. church will give missionary tea
this (Friday) evening. There will also be
a short musical and literary program.
Come and enjoy social time
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-03-17
ANNOU NCEMENTS.
ATTENTION Z. A. q.

Regular meeting of Wichita union this
{Friday) evening at O'clock at their hall
over 25S North Main street. All members
and friends are invited to be present.
w. G. PALMER. Sec
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Notice is hereby given that the registra-
tion books of the city.of Wichita will close
Or Friday, March "a. 1898 at o'clock D..
m. of said day, ana remain closed until
after the election to be held April 4th
1898 FRED. SCHATTNER.
dl0l lot City Clerk
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Peerless Lodge, Degree Of Honor. gave a
social hop and an elegant supper at their
hall last night. There was happy com
pany present and the supper was well
patronized. 1t was success in every re-
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RESOLUTION TO PAVE.

BE IL resolved, by the mayor and coun-
eilmen of the city of Wichita. That iT !.
hereby deemed necessary to pave Douglas
avenue. from point 81 feet west of thp
east curb line OF Wichita street. To the Yves,
curb line OF Washington avenue, IN ssi,i
city of Wichita, kan., and that this rrso.
luton be published In the Wichita Daily
EAGLE for six consecutive DAYS.
FRED L ScHATTNER. Ci,y Clerk.
By.J V. kooGLE.
Assistant City Clerk. I02-st
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The Columbian club will meet this aft
ernoon at ) o'ciock at the Hypatia club
rooms. Mrs. B. H. CAMPBELL, Pres.
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Fer EAssas City. =. L<sai. az1 a. sel ats
exsx TAX. sbs Missouri Psxsss f@ssssr
The shortest line 80 81 Leuss ~ g. sssiAes
No change Of ears Of say kis5 het~sss
wiehi.4 and ~ Louis Oslf estf eSas
fstw2<s Htehiss cad Sss fsrS CitT "a
the Missouri pssaae F~si-ss Nsst ticket
sete. - East Dou ss<x Ava sssf 8
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Setsce-
Tnsf the Missouri Pacific railway IL the
best line 20 tAke ksswesc wicbsfs Asss;
Pittsburx, Kan Lssvsne Wirhits NJ = %
o. n you srriv~ at Ptttsbsrx q. % tss~
sxnse evening No DELAYS Far the e. a
r ~acar1u1per; 10 t-e heIa - Plts.ssurx.
viii sell scaad Trip tickets ~ extremely
low ra.~x BE ~ure tAaz roar ticket ressfs
ria tAe Missouri Pacific rsuxsy. CITY
ticket oNSc~, rs snrss Main street
dsCss z L SSxGgsxY T. s.s4
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REAL ESTATE

FURNISHED by Applegate & Mallory,
Abstracters)
The records in tbs register of deeds office
show the following buyers:
+ \ Benham lots / and 5 Allen ave
Gettos add shfd d..$ sc
Z A Blach loos 72 and 1S Laura Milt-
mers lot 6 blk 6 Chautauqua wd... 40C
Equity Trust Co Ne of NV of mel of
sec II % 1e wd- Observation-Disclosures. 400
II c Dunbar lot 13 Chisholm street
CITY Qcu. ouo
l. McMahon lots SIS and SO Twelfth
street Fairmount Place wd d,. 1900
G Camien lot l040 and IS 1T of lot 1898
jackson .Grieffensteins SSh wd .
Amount of mortgage releases ....... 800
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Reular meeting of Wichita Lodge No
sS, l. O. o. F., tonight Visiting brethren
cordially invited. 4. 5. GUM, n. G.
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CITY CLERKS OFFICE

WICHITA, Kan. March II, '95
The mayor and couucilmen at a meeti n :.
held March IS, 1898, adopted the foliowi NJ
resolution, to-wit:
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Juss r-c<syes Eve ears ca1ss sntkrsesss
rras. al ssxs<-e1tTa sssssHsS ssS ksssft---
h~rt<r fk=n Psonsyissssa en4i az this
s~xseos sss Dc year. ga iz viii bold fx~ Enuea
sorsxsr 3n1 r. s3sAsr 80 E<gsfat~. 1.i--
psoee s9z o1e~ ss4 yssa al &~-s Dag
las svesa< xcawAETz Bs-os
skss -
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DAUGHTERS OF 1776.
A Notable Gathering at the Ma
houa1 Capital

The Drum TaPs OF History VIII BE Heard
-Grest Societies That Meet Thus Week
Tho OMcers Of tho Daughters
Of the Revolution.
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HKS' LEHo4 bM1TH' chapter to one in
almost every state in the UNION. From
su points Of the compass these daugh-
ters answered the CALL just as our fore
fathers rushed to Lexington over a CEN
tury ago.
But Washington is fully aware Of tho
honor cnnfarro1 1noy, - hv Sho soSc,on