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The Lamar register., 1893-08-19
ZEN pnunn .h,n.

Two men, Thomas Bell and
while al work In = new coal shaii
vile, were quito seriously injured b
TO the bottom from almost the ioi
had pole aeros. the top OF the shaft
was swung on f. and BY means OF a p
men let themselves down In the shan
raised themselves up. They had got
in ten feet Of the top OF the shaf'
pole broke and the men fell dlstan'
feet They 1t In the water and St
bat not dangerously hurt
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19

IL man is determined to come to
the city to broaden his opportunities,
to change his prospects and to
achieve success, it must be when he
is young. and before his habits of
thought. industry and activity are so
thoroughly formed that he fails to
adapt himself to the change of condi-
tiors of city life.
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19

A MINISTER has the Embarrassment
to be on trial for embezzling the
money of an elderly widow. He is
not as one without excuse apparently.
for he states his belief that had he
not taken the money, some body else
would. The widow, being set in her
way, refuses to be placated by this
lucid defense.
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19

Two adjoining Pittsburg suburbs
settled the question as to which
should pay for a disputed street i'm
provement by game of quoits,
played by two burgesses from each.
II they could settle the labor ques-
tions which annually convulse that
city in the same simple manner it
would enhance Pittsburg's reputation
and desirability as "a place of resi-
dence and investment.
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19

FRANK STOCKTON thinks few men
would dare to say the funny things
Mark Twain says Considering the
price Mark gets for them. we believe
Stockton is mistaken. He is not the
courageous man who says something
and gets paid for it, hut he who says
something and pays for it either at
the bar of justice or that other place.
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19
NEWS OF THE Y
Colorado

The steel works al Pueblo viii
on the 18th with 500 men.
The state dairy commlssio,..
venders OF butterine at Denyer
An s-year-oid boy WAS run orr
In Denver few days ago By IA ~
Judge Kellogg. distriet Attorn..l
county, died In Denver on the lin
disease
The Broadmoor Casino Co-n,..
rsdo Springs has teen placed Is X i
\ receiver.
Mrs Weaver, wife OF Generai N
tied Denver last week and "a. n
public reception. il
l. A. sehoppe, a Denvcr dru--t,,
and fatally wounded Tuesday ui',ss
lars who we're attempting 70 eaisr
They escaped
II nov appears that there ~.
bona ode bidder on the state cs1,i
the state officials are maklaS a. ~
aside the contract in the beiisf ~
wzs loo high.
Since Governor Waite aas i,,l
last January be has issued slx,r.t.
10 persons convicted OF yarsy5. "A
Imprisoned foe all sorts Of ,e-u., !
months in jail 10 a life tlr.ie la q j
iiAry.
The committee kppoiniei hr n
holders of the Peoples savlrss H.r
yer to Investigate its condlti1u -
securities arr good, but that N. !
used Il 70 back up the People Ng,is
ovned, also, by them
The a.ialsters Of Denver have t,a
iorar,ls asking President C,eg-lss
po!nt day for national p-zr-- -
that the Lord might pour fortk IL,
hi. people and lead thea 10 ths 4
during these times Of trolbie-
The Union Pseinc cosnpaay hayl
TO rcsposc the ola Denver 4 Ne.1
bridge acvuss tho Fountain a. ~
city glthoriiles burned u daEa ~
has caused much dsnage b. 81
dfifiWoo-i which lodged Agzi=si 4
inpndauon.-
The Crrscrat FloGr Mills ~ Deur.l
daun on thr itth. In the mgI ss4
HcFr stored large quantities Q, a
sozr. phich burned % fcrcriy ~
uicn euald DO noihIns bat rr6,rs, ,
prop-rty. The total los auzo1ats,i . I
brauilsy Mclean, = trr E.as. sas
larci
". Cooke Daniels. the hc.r o, vi
icis of the big Denver drs -ssl.
Daniels & Fisher, wzs msrrir4 = "A
500. Cou1ccitcni. on the >ih 20 M]
NJ Turner. also of Dczrcr ~
sas rather unexrecici hy ihe.r a
they bad but recently tecpzs
n = q
Dcarcr NNrke,.-E<<. r.ass 4,
isc, batter. er-t creamery p -2ss. Z,
hay. upland t4ici tilastlS ,eas-
sp4fie; Alfalfa 81 90. shcsi a. o.. %,
5as; sacked Sc; oztx si-is. sAfk.,
potkta,s tias: cattle. ehu.es ,.s~,
5staoo. eu-s 81 - zsa IS aa,.r- I'D
ga IL hc-.. ehn &c o. s5 sprlz.
g ccsz g.. 50 per dor; hens sts psrI
The great council Of Cailrala Z
proved Order Of Rcd Msa met Z y,
the s'h aad ath. Abou; sfir s-lrrs
stieHtsnc-- The PTincipa! bas.uss.
choosing oi sreAi eAiefs Tor ne tu,a.l
The rcsalts sere =, follow GrvaI
iohu Hccsrf os LpnEmoat, great ss'sl
uaurc. = II Catos great izu.uF sag7si
". Nnslesaas great ch.ef o, rrg1=9
hlffu.. great keeper q uzn55z-
sehmidi; great prophet. J : -
HrvcEinr.jgr.
The Santa Fc road ia ,tiu rrdzs E.
pcnses- The Gistsica rassca srr q
charge uf g ; Ire. Hul - al -.
the Colorado freight agency. rhisa
{. y LiumsT7nan Ia. hels fcs -zl
ysau. Ihc freight business ia nszl
be held hy J. II Waters. Ggrs,,oz
asrat, and the passenger b4sla-s,
tAkcu care of IN Mr. Coiafaas oe1c
J. p. Hall, uho viii eoztage a.
Passenger AGENT In this coazrcss11
pogeeod tAKt the city cncs a. {
spriugs all u~ abolished. tes lhai .
osiiecs Al Puchlo ani Canoa C!tg ~
iiuged ;of awhile.
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19

MITCHELL and Corbett are so anx-
ious to efface each other that there
seems likelihood that on the date
set for their fight they will be on the
same continent and not over thou
sand miles apart Then they can
spar by wire in the manner of a pair
of chess champions
The Lamar register., 1893-08-19

.' Tbs state of Georgia is one of the
Sloopholes by which contagious dis
ease might very easily be admitted
to the United States 1t has no state
board of health. and any quarantine
regulations existing are of purely
local character.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
The Population of Australia.

In area Australia equals the United
States According to the census Of 1891,
Australasia contains 3,075,23s square
miles and a population of 3.s0l, $50
This population is strongly British;
especially is this true of the religious
profession. The sects are ali slips from
the English planting, the church of
England the Presbyterians. the Meth
odists, the Baptists. the Congregation
alists. The Lutherans are an excep-
ton. Of the 2.69s. 629 Protestants more
than half belong to the church of En-
gland This church is credited with
LASS, o66. or 39.1 per cent. of the entire
religious profession of the islands. The
Presbyterians come next with 493. $50:
then the Methodists with 434.375: then
the Baptists with SITS, and the Con-
gregationalists with %. 423.- The Roman
Catholics number sol, lls.-N. y. sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
THE WRIT DISMISSED.

Yesterday Judge Reed decided the m an
damus case brought against County Clerk
Carvin in favor of the defendant aud the
tickets will be printed according to the
decision Of the board.
Mr.. Carvin was represented by Demo-
cratic attorneys. as he desired to act abso-
iutely fair in the matter. He held that
the whole matter WAS Il Democratic fami-
iy row and thought that il was fair to
have none but Democrats participate i'll it.
The result WAS the attornes on both sides
were EXCLUSIVELY Democrats. When he
was first served with the mandamus he
consulted County Attorney Boone and
gave the case to him, but new Demo
cratic row broke out. Whether
Mosbacher had confidence III the
ability of Mr.. Booue or not it is very GER
tain that he wanted Sam Amidon In he
case and so informed Mr.. Boone. TIE
latter at once threw up the case for the
double reason that he would not have any
thing to do with Am;don and that he con-
sidered, no doubt, Mossbacher'S inter
ference in the matter in the light of slur
at his ability to handle The case success
fully. This is the first iime since the re-
cent celebrated convention that Moss
bacher has openly shown mis- preJudlces IN
favor Of the Amldon faction Of he Dem-
ocratic or Fusion party.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
HER ELEGANT CAPE.
HOW ONE WOMAN MADE A SAVING
OF 5000.
Hints fer Those Who Lik. to Dress Well
No Need OF Looking Shabby, Even
Though Times Ara Hard-Ths Secret
Told BY One Who Knows.

These fashionable canes with triplv
collar, are looked III with logging eyes by
many a woman. But times are hard. and
economy is both ), virtue and necessity.
One woman solved the problem NEST
satisfactorily by coiorng her OLD dsAb
cloth circular "A rich. handsome brown
with "A package Of diamond dyes. tins
actually getting ii ten dollar cape for ten
cents.
The druggists report n greatly increased
sale Tor diamond dyes this fall, aud say
they have completely superseded tie old
fashioned met hods with logwooo. fuslic,
indigo, etc On each envelope Is printed
full directions, 80 plain aud explicit that
any Que Can use these dyes with perfect
success
For nearly score OF years diamond
dyes have been helping women TO dress
well At small expense, aud it Is
natural that their great success
sIoIeld have brought many shor,-lived
limitations upon the market. These would
clsinf to MAKE fast coiors. but the light
fades Them: hey ;.duiterated their dye TO
make the package look large, but actual
use proved they would cclor less rhau half
as much as the diamond; and offering "a
lnrge profit, they secured agents or ped
d,ers 20 sell them, but woman never
bought them a second time.
Diamond dyes come in nearly fifty
coors. specially prepared for wool, silk,
and cotton, "a ten cent package coloring
from one 10 ten pounds of goods No
other dyes are as strong. nothing else so
simple, and none SO fast and true III color.
No woman can afford TO risk her goods
original diamond dyes are admittedly Ear
sUUer.Or
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
Now and then one sees paragraph

Now and then one sees a paragraph
on its rounds describing how cat COM
mitted suicide by getting in front Of q
street car and letting the wheels go
across its neck. A Brooklyn car driver
does not believe in the suicide theory.
He says it is stupidity and slow think
ing that costs the eat her life. Them
animals. he says. gets confused. You
can see that they don't want 10 get
hurt no more nor man would, but
when they sees ears coming both ways,
and horses and wagons, aud crowds on
the sidewalks, and hears the noises,
they don't know which way to GO.
They lose their senses most at night,
because the lights seem to scare EN-.
Since I've been running a trolley car
I've run over half dozen of ,en. and
they all squatted down on the rails.
But they didn't mean suicide"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
KAnsAs TO TIE Fso.r
ih al ard In8pfoss d Train s<r-ies "a kas-
s-sG.ty. It Issi. Chez zaa sas
n 9T55's 1T

Commencing Sunday. May Is,n, the
Missouri Pacific railway placed im opera
son rs sdciisor TO IL preseut service. an
eIfeiieEf through train tr-ts.sn posuts IL
Southern Kansas and hsnsaz Csty. -.
Louis ChscJs.0 amp tsi- " oFid's fair. TIE
ies tFaI4. NJ 81 rave. AatboBT daily
u G;59 -. ia; IS iess.ta. 90 a. va. n DO
ra,gn. % q. 10. Yale. C~nsre. iZsD p M.
arTiyip- ~ hat<ss 15lty - ,. - o. u. ma
inZ diFect cgHnec- ions with fast Missouri
Pacific train. 20 - LouIs, and w4sG al
!sBs~ to lhteagD.
las j. probably ti3s rzgdE. sa:isf4ctorT
and scrstc~.DsE scisscr1ss ever i.i@ced Is1o
eiiec& lsetwecB sgs6BEs a. 1euIbegu Azlszzs
All .se north and eat. AID places The
zisfe q kaas&s gsl 81 eqrtzl fooESfsZ H.fh
other sfE.es ig iisv matter - tS-t tszsfss -
tHe u ofs8's F2fs cssy- As eir<sat .qaip-
Egleat - 9sEsl ia INC make Bp - ibls zg-czai
zfgd syeTy eng - laOEed zfisT ssss XII
ed ia he aoBsfert sf tar pas@-ngsrs For
further irfOg fssistio So Hs<Artf 70 rase-
ros4i.s. maps. f1fae t~bss. ~. ssIaTe~-
nearest Missouri I'4csae FssfuaT iiexea
agent. o. a. g. Tosfazszssl. g~psFzs ssxs-
sns4-cr sGsl Elcset .sgeris -. .1enfs. sla, o.
4. T. 5stfLElAF.
+ a. =. \ Wichita. hsn
TeispAoie III, III . srgA &-aia sfF-s1
49,. :.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01

The Missouri Pacific Railway company
has placed in its train service the most ele-
CANT reclining chair ears that ever appear
ed Ill the equipment OF amy iine west oil the
Mississippi river. These cars now run
daily between Wichita and st. Louis aud
Wichita and DeIyer. TLey are models of
beauty aud comfort The chairs are spa
ciou,-easily adjusted and comfortable and
Of the very latest design. Every Is
equipped with the celebrated Pintsch gas
light System whereby passengers can read
we'll al 10y daylight; also doing AVA
with the obnoxious odor emauating from
oil lamps. Cars are heated by steam from
the engine thus affotding an even temper
allure throughout the car As we'll as avoid
ing he dangers experienced IN the OLD car
stove system. II you contemplate going
east OF west, try the Missouri Pacific rail-
way. St Louis fast express leaves " ichita
daily ut l:22j y. III. arrives IL ST LOUIS at
1:l5 next morning Denver express leaves
NItAItii al 500 y. III. daily. 100 II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
COLOSSUS or ROADS.
The Santa fe Kou.r.

The worlds fair closes Oct. 81. There
will be no encore-no coming before the
the curtain with an afterpiece. But little
time remains. Go now, before it's too
late.
Rate-S14 95 to Chicago and return--on
sale daily until Oct. 81; good until Nov. Is
returning via the SANTA +. route
The pioneer is securing low rates for the
people. These tickets are good on any
train. and in any kind Of coach or sleep
err Don't forget that the Santa Fe is he
shortest line; has fewer crossings ~ grade
than any other line: the only line that has
rock ballast its entire length, therefore
free from dust.
Fast express leaves Wichita daiiv, Ills
a. M, arriving in Chicago the following
morning at II O'Clock: has through chair
cars (seats f,ee) and Pullman sleepers 10
Chicago. Passenger station DougIas ave-
nue. and city ticket Office l5S North Main
street. dl29 lot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
LECTURE TONIGHT.

The lecture for n,aidens fair and bache-
lors young and old: "How to be Happy,
Though Single" to be given this evening
at the First Presbyterian church by Dr..
David Winters, promises most delight
full entertainment. The lecture is in the
Doctors brightest vein, and sparkles with
good things 1t will repay Attendance. A
short but choice musical program will
also be rendered. A fine orchestra will
furnish two concert selections. Mrs. f..
Higginson will sing, "Heaven Hath Shed
"A Tear" by Kucken, Op. 65. with flute
obligato furnished by Mr.. Harry Dunbar.
Mr.. Dunbar will also play the fantasia
for flute on F. Abt's song, Sleep Well,
Sweet Angel" Mr.. Shaver will also sing.
Tickets are % cents. the proceeds to go to
the trustees fund.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
MARRIED..

Mr.. Worth Chambers and Miss Mary
Arnold were united in the holy bonds OF
wedlock, at Clearwater. on Sunday. The
ceremony was performed at the residence
of the officiating clergyman, Rev. G. n.
Drury. The wedding was "A very quiet
one, only a few friends of tile contracting
parties being present.
The groom is a well-to-do farmer, lead
ing citizen of the vicinity, and has by
energy, industry aud frugality provided
for himself and bride comfortable home
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. J. J..
Arnold formerly of Jackson county, Mis-.
souri,, but now of Clearwater, Kansas By
her winning manner she is fitted to make
the home of her husband bright and
pleasant one
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
IOWfR RATS
10 The Worlds Pair and -. Ianis and Return
Wasn't r. Eoate ana r SEQ line.

Commencing Sunday. Oct. Is. 1898. and
continuing until Oct. 81, tickets limited
until Nov. -. returning.
Chicago and return .s14 %
st. Louis ana ret ru.....-...........$IU y. 40
The Santa Ee ll:lj q. m, train has n
through chair Car, also through Pullman
STEPPING car frou Wichita to Chicago
without change, arriving IN Chicago the
next morning AZ II O'clock.
lie Frisco line las Two solid trains
daily. 1895 =. m. and 1875 p. m, daily
without change. with through chair aud
Pullman service morning and night 70 -.
Lonis Office Us Y. Main st, AID station
corner Fifth and Douglas ave
~ D. MURDOCH,
15S III Division Passenger i gent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
A Coed hing For =mnIer Complaint ;.

Mr.. j. W. Hager. a we'll ku own mer
chant of Clio. Iredell county, NC, cured
four cases of fiuX with one small bottle Of
Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
lhoa Remedy This is tue most prompt
and most successful remedy in Use for
dysentery, diarrhuea, collie and cholera
morbus No other medicine will take its
place or do it's work in this class CT dis
eases. 1t is equally valuable for children
md adults. 35 and % cent bottles for sale
by Heitinger Bros, 216 East Douglas. and
Van Werden's pharmacy, 32S North Main
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
sesia vesfIsuies Trains wichsis 70 chseszs sas
wstkHz &, tort v srxs. lex

angus; 55t5 she Great Rack Island rou..
" III Ilscs - ssTsscs sCifd srsfiiyussss
tran. composed u reclining chair csf..
Pullman sisspefs and -zsok az ezf Tbs
this train viii run Gs.lT. leaving Hleh5ts
~ - = IN, @fF4Yinz 10 Caleszs ~; g,<g
sext mossfag. lsasis.x " .eb.ts ~ g1sg ..
u aFFir.tz ~ LEio. fssp9f. EeEt Xorta.
TX. q; a. I.sxs ussEasss. Aoeh.,y- ~
css1 between y cejss apd Chieayo or ROrs
verb TIE k0<k fsisDd !. las osiy lsls
sisi<i ~ l'sts~n gers - Eagjgwoo.. within
Cb@ RISE - fs1s5u snIssncs 70 NsrIdfs fair
=roais1-. 4 ggzge cen ~ chseG~d -
II Kew nod. tAsas ssNld.ax be rush % Chi-
4 ~ HtFsbsnx car spare sssrsE~d sal
Esfssrss ffiosfuEt sfs1 & . iss ~ ~ rsttlss.
as - At-cisss g. II. Ps.iELgr..
J.sS Ticket Aasns. .sse4iia.
] . ssDEI-sox.
=. .. !. aEa h. Azss;. Topeka. Eaa.
cal Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
Come early, 149 n. Main street. IA


For Sale.
An elegant folding bed, cost 1928, as
good as new, can be bought If taken at
once, for $50
A Rambler safety bicycle, cost $50,
almost new for So
A fine $50 marble clock for SIS.
\ large $50 oil painting tor so
A fine music box, cost SIS. for $50
Some first class silverware, furniture
and other iicles will be sold very cheap
if taken during the next ten days
For full particulars see or address A. A.
Post, or Gail at 1903 South Lawrence
avenue, and see the goods. 141 1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
PROGRA AM.
SunfiOwer Cha utauqua Circle, Nov. 6.

The circle will meet through November
at Mrs. E. NJ. McClure's. 1886 North Te-
peka.
Mrs Reed--Bible lesson.
Mrs Whitlier--Roman History.
Mrs. McClure-Short Review OF Oct.
History.
Mrs. Hill-PAper on the Strikes of Pres
ent and Ancient Rome.
Monies"
Mrs. Cohn-Sketch of Adam Smith.
Mrs. Wright-Character sketch of Glad
stone.
Mrs Powell-Paper, "The Clearing
HOuS.p
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01

A man so years old has, according
to French statistician, worked $500
days. slept 6,ooo, amused himself 1900,
walked $4,000 miles, been i'll 500 DAYS.
has partaken of So 900 meals. eaten TO-
600 pounds of meat and 1000 pounds of
fish, eggs and vegetables, and drank
1000 gallons of fluid, which would
make lake of 500 feet surface If s feet
deem
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
ELECTION DINNER.

The ladies of the G. A. r. will serve din
ner on election day for the purpose of re-
plenishing their depleted treasury in time
to assist the needy when the cold weather
begins. The dinner will he served at some
convenient place, and the ladies respect
fully invite all friends of the ex-soldiers to
dine with them at noon. ut eventide and at
midnight. While waiting for thekretuln !,
drop in and take cup of good coffee anu u
dish of oysters, served in every palatable
style.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
French ~N.tur.i Method -

Mrs. Isabel {. Bouton, graduate Of the
''Scbool of Modern Languages" Boston,
under Prof. Sonvear. will give an iliusira-
tion of the 'Souveur Method at Alp y.
Lawrence avenue Friday evening at s
O'Clock. This Is the system universally
ndopted by all the leading eastern colleges
including NasSar, Wellesley X Smith
All who are contemplating the study Of
French this winter are cordially invited
be present. Reference, Prof l.. Souvenir.
COpley Terrace, RoXbury Mass. AZ l.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
STOCK YARD NOTES.

A. G. Bunhinat. Ewell, came in yester-
day with a load of cattle and hogs.
j. w. Sparks. Millerlon, had two car
loads of cattle aud one of nogs at the yards
yesterday.
Captain John B Carey shipped a fine
load of cnttle yesterday. The captain
takes hand in raising cattle and hogs as
Well as farming. He has two or three
good farms between Goddard and Garden
Plain.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
woman. Remedy for fss ra-,gry rsssn..

am an old sufferer from infiamsiOry
rheumatism Tie past winter lt cane
upon me again, Sery acute aud severe.
Ay Joints sveil.1 nnd became inlan.d.
sore 10 touch OF almost 70 look a.. Jyoa
The urgent request 81 my her .B-ia1. |
iried Cbsmberlain's P%in Balu5 10 r-ducs
the So el.5nx aud Ease the pain. sui - uy
agrses bic surpfis- = Gsd bo.h. / hay.
Used tbfse aity cent bottles 1Hd bsiisys /.
10 be the ;iBest thing FOR TbsuHa;i-fi.
pains aud s1siliugs ~xtsDf- ID. T.. Carr
rs Harrison 81. kausz- Cifv. 30. fYr
saIe ~ Heft:DR,T Bro. 20 E.sst Dgngis.,
sap Van v sTdep PAsrn8scJ - " Ain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01

Commencing Oct. 18th and 20 continue
in effect until May |, 1904, the Santa Re
route will sell excursion tickets TO Texas
aud New Mexico points good for return
passage until June /, 1894 Stop overs
allowed .nroure. Two trains daily, morn
ing and night. Through chair and sleep
ing car service. For further particulars
call on any local ticket agent or address
the undersigned.
w. ID. MURDOCH, Dist. Pass. Agt,
los North Main street,
100 Il W Wichita, Kan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
Still Epominr.

Eastern Man How are things n
Dagout City ROW.
Western Aan - Roo-aiug. jos, a.
booming. Why hsppe ned TO want =
little spending money fast yeeek. ara
is didn't take ne hall an hear 70 ges 5
taard mortgage CT E1y hoHee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01

The sponge IS an animal Il viii
shrink from the hand which tries 20
seize II, and If viewed under lens may
be seen constantly drawing IL water
through the frsu1rlllera Die canals which
form it, digestive organs and having
consumed the minute aniu2alculse n
the fluid, eject it again through some
other channel
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atHoue 20 Him.

Mr.. SaTpic-I am glad TO learn that
your sister IS a. home
Small Boy-Yes, she's al home. and /
guess. from what ! heard her say.
she'll be at home 70 YOU right along
now until Mr.. Nicefello gets back from
his vacation. -iiood News.
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This note from the editor" said
Spaceryt. "looks 10 me very much like
2 freeze-out
w nat does he sav?~ asked the osce-
boz.
Hereafter he wants ne 10 do Tachs-
ing IN winter. and skating contests IN
san rIler - nek
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NJ SItkIEU.

Dean Rhames officiated at the marriage
of Mr.. Wyard f. Gooch Of Arkansas City
to Mrs Kate c. Hewitt of Winfield, at the
home Of the brides mother. Mrs Danes,
in Winfield, yesterday, OF. 81 The cere-
mony took place AT $3.50 p. m. only few
friends besides the family being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gooch will 20 at once to live
in Arkansas City, where Mr. Gooch is con
nected with tue firm of dry goods house of
J. Z. Newman s. Co.