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EoR ALASKA
STEAMER CHILKAT,
J. W. McAllep, Master, siu leave Seattle on o:
abou. the 10Th and 25sn Of each month. making
regular trips Fare 20 Junsu. nrst-ciass, so;
second-ciass, SO. Fare % Juneau and return.
arst-cl asa. so: secon1-cisss. 50.
J. g. CARROLL. Agent
Union Dock, foot OF Union ST., seattle
Telephone e.
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W UoK-GNEMuys
METALA
Pig iron--DulL.
Copper-QuieL
Lead-Weak.
Tin-Firm; Straits, SO 20 asked; plates,
steady. Sales on change, ten tons; De-
cember tin, SIC 8.
spelter-sgeady; domestic, s.. s2,l bid.
SUGAR
sugsr-Fair refining. 2Kci refined.
steady.
COFFEE
Coree-OptIons. closed steady at net, I'M
changed TO Is points advance; August.
SIS; December Sf2 81
Spot coffee-Qaiet: Rio. dull; No. 7, lose.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
AFINE sCsNIc PRopUCTIoN.
COMING LOCAL EVEN

The Equal Suffrage society will meet
with Mr>. Anna Taylor, Wrinesd y after
noon, on North Lawrence avenue.
The LADIES' ALL society of the First
Presbyteri church will meet At the home
o. Mrs. Robbins, M. AL North " abash.
this afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
The senior Y p 5 c. f. society OF he
First PRESBYTERIAN chu -ch will give Il soci al
this eyeuiAg at VI. l.. Gsrver's, zoos North
Market street. Ali members aud irie uds
OF tue society are invited.
The ladies Of the Order of Eastern Star
will meet with Mrs. Appirgst-. 1888
South Main, 10 work tue robes, on
"Wednesday. Oct 81, at p. ~, instead OF
Thursday, as Was announced
The meeIing of the Missionary chapter
of 81. Johns guild which was Announced
10 be held at The residence of Mrs. Peck,
on North Lawrence avenue this tfIero. o ,
has been post p0ued TO meet with Mr..
Chester Adams. on East Hunter avenue,
on Friday afternoon. Nov. 2ad. Mrs. Ii.
q. Rugsles.
The regular monthly meeting of the
WomsD's Foreign Missionary society CT
the First NJ. l.. church will be held at the
home of Mrs. J. T.. Caliw-il. NJ. 1926
+ asst Douglas avenue. tuis { " ednesday }
at p. III. Increasing psp-rs on IN! s.
sionary work IN China aud Ceyion will be
read. AT the close refreshments will be
served TO these present, and IN the evening
the ladies will give Il ''Ceylon tea" from
until Q o'clock. All members and la,.ies
OF the church invited, both afternoon and
neutrality-suspicious. incl u led.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
SEDG wICK's MORTALITY.
Number OF Death PERM = Issued the Past ear
Makes Al One OF he Health est.


The morality of VI ichita and SedgwIck
county - shown by the records of burial
permit issued l. less for the past Twelve
months tLau at any time within the past
ten years.
Last wear the morality WIS 401 to which
should be added the repOrs Vi the under
taAets at MG.vane. Cheney aud Sedgwlch
City which increases the mount 10 49l.
The past year there were S53 hun / per-
mits nj q with the CT y CLERK as follows:
Dunbar, 14s; Gill, l5S; aud kindali, "a
CT this number there were twenty five
deaths at the Lospitais, where the patieuts
had been brought To Inc city tor medical
Treatment; aud twenty persons died at
other points and were b. ought here for
burial This would leave 3OS deaths be-
longing to Wichita and Srdgwick county
rs Issued to the three unCerJhk,rs of this
city. TO which should br aided tie report
of the uudrrtakers AT Sedg wick City. Mul-
vane AMI Cheney. wa!cn granting 10 be as
large as last year IN general total for
S-dgwirk couHty Of 3ls. IS ~ ipst 49I. the
preccedln. year, which placed tue NOR
tIiIJy OF S-dgwlca county a5 a very low
Der cent. Il fact at such a smti! per cent
that II i doubtful wletner tAere is tuUtnor
county in the United States tntt eau
make an equal showing for tn mortality
Tue law H. IL in-as Is very Gl.Id ana every
death must ue recorded.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
BICYCLE RACES.

The wheelmeus' tournament spoken OF
Ia last weeks paper Will be held on
Thursday, F,lday aud Saturday, Nov /, 9
and 3, at the fair grounds. Some of the
greatest exhibitions of speed ever wit
messed in the west will he given. All state
records will positively he broken, and
trials made against worlds r. cords, The
wheeImen all over the country are break
ing records, and the rows here nave got the
fever. q 4. Maxwell, now in ST. Louis,
WHO lately broke the worl's record for
tl rec miles, has been seat for. and a. he is
now ia class b ne can crmDete and 20 for
record. with hr other elias, b riders NJ.
ii. Burt, larry F-iieison AMI Ross Miller
are all class Is, aud together with Maxwell
constitute the four IrsiesJ men III the
state, il not in the wssr. The great
Stearus' tandem has arrived and Burt and
Frhleison will 60 for all state aud some
worlds records on that machine. Charles
= iIt.ett, Charles Martin, Charles Will
liams. Charles Higsison. Harry Hisgison
and Others will also take part In the pro-
gram. There will be twelve events each
afternoon, b giuuinL at , o'clock sharp.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
GAVE THEIR IIRsr PARTY.

Night before last the Young Mems club.
the new social club recently organized In
Wichita, gave their first reception an !
banquet at their rooms in the opera house
building. Conside lug il being the BOYS
first effort, aud tt [ it was ali determined,
planned aui gotten M IN the snort sp.ce
oi a few days, the an IL WIS success i 10
every way. 9n- evening WAS plelst y
spent In billiards, pool, caUts aud con-
yrrsation. a, q IL was lon. III e midnight
wileg the merry party broke up. At II
o'clock r. l. Cunning. master Of crre-
monies, called order aud announced lunch
time and the Members and their invited
cuests sal down 10 a be srty repa-t OF
oysters. coffee. fru T. end SUCH d-ile sCies a.
most satisfy n faIni>brf parry OF ''stags'i
Que hour before midnight. Tue invited
guests felt they hsG been royailv eufrr-
iaiued, aud he members Of tie CUB THAI
they could congrstuiste themselves oD u
hi-nly successful affair Tie sptcai
features OF the evening" We're President
+ ans address of wescom-. TIE re Beg
mans kind refusal 20 maze a spreca 1nd
Jonu NcNzugnieB's humorous stores.
Two weeks lrom that date THE club gives
q dancing party waich i awaited Wa "a ia
terr.t by taose iuyitrG. I4o>e present
were; 4. AachmOOGv, J. {. McNagbtsa,
W b Lyon, Cbicae.; II. = >cbwrrd finger
w Chamberlain. Z, Z Mc\azhten. &
Hozg. j, {. Aiken. HAIRY Wax, T a dc
PLer,ou. J pin, Mo W. Nc I.auShiiu, e
wi!.iams. George Buwen. Tod Speed, NJ
a. Drsm, jack hs;-ch, Eli Nsy. w 3
Grow, X. Mccain. ]. Wilcox. X L Gun
ming. H. II. Cotton, : E Eanlvs. Z. b
W ailAce, George Howe L. u. Cook. G-o
Ber.mAn, Harry PoItinge-. C.srznce
Chambers, Clinton Howe. Forest ki.f,
john Nelson. J. c. tarsis. { Z Biselow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
COUNTY TICKETS.

County Clerk CIrvin has placed the
county tickets TO be voted at the coming
election in the hands Of the printer, ami
today will have slnpie tickets ready for
distribu; ion among the leaders of the diff
frrent parties and the JUICES and clerks of
election. Several of the townships in the
county have failed 10 report nominations
for the various townships, and they VIII
lie rtQuired TO write Oh the names OF the
cantii,iaJes for whom they wish to vote.
There are four full! tickets, all printed upon
tue same sheet, and are arraigned as fol-
lows. beginning with the left hand: Re-
publican, Populist, Democratic aud Pro-
bib ion. Tue sample tickets are printed
u1on colored PAPER, while the regular
tickets are printed IN white paper.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
MIR, MAKSHAL'S DEATH.

A very sad and fatal accident occurred
on the ranch of Mr.. j. Z. Marshal. near
Atlanta in Cowiey county Oh last Satur-
day morning.
Mr. Marshal was taking his gun from
its resting place in his house intent on
killing few birds, when IL Was accident
ally discharged the entire Contents takin :
effect in the right side OF his head. He
lived about one hour, but never recovered
con seriousness. Only his wife, young
lady friend, and an old colored servant
were present at the time of the shooting
He leaves a wife and three grown sons.
Mr.. Marshall was % years of age, very
drvo Ell husband a al a most klad aud In
dulgent father. while the very large num-
Der OF friends who gathered to atiend his
funeral at 10 O'Clock Monday morning
furnished uumistakabie evidences of the
esteem in which he was held by his
neignbors. II. was engaged in the real
estate business in this ci,y in 1881 aud lsSS,
and prior To that time lived ii Leaven-
worth this state.
A great many friends in both these cities
will learn with deep sorrow OF his untime-
ly death.
MIR. and Mrs J. T. Johantgen Of this
place attended the funeral.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
CITY IN BRIEF.

W. VI. johnson has moved from 623 tc
626 R.verview.
The appraisers fled inventory OF the
estate oil Frank Foucher, deceased, yester-
d.y.
Willis BOYER. as guardian of the es' at
OF j. II. Il yer, insane, fled addition al
bond yesterday.
Mr.. Stevenson of Kansas City WAS the
guest OF Mrs. II. VI. Loosager OF North
Market street yesterday.
NJ w. Levy, as administrator of the
estate Of John A. Wallace. fl ed report OF
sale OF land OF the estate yesterday.
Yesterday Henry Torby arrested man
named : m Church. On the compsiat OF
j. Il. Durham, for the grieyOns sin vi
stealing fiddle.
A triangular political meeting will be
held AT Benton next Saturday, At which
George l. Doug as will repre- Mt tine X -
pubiicau~. : NJ Scott the POpulist aud
Sam AmidOH the Democratic party.
The case of the Sfafe W. Tslbert and
Daudrige. the two colored boys charged
wiki dis -hiug serv c. at the New Hope
b tptist church. was called yesterday Ia
Jus. ice Jones court and, after taking part
Of tie testimony, Was c0GIinued until
today.
Coroner NcCollister returned last nigh,
from Grant township where he wen l. ia
yestisate the death o; Air. HYDE. E-
ioand no grounds for suspec ing any
foul play aud d no. desire o nut the
county 10 the unnecessary expense OF al
inquest.
Mr. W T. McGhee Of Neodesha spent
Sunday in the city The eurst OF ". D
Mccormick. Mr.. McGh-e = q well know D
oil and gas msu. and while Ia almI tbat
10 Que q tell whether there i g-s hers,
he THINKS h CT suc-s for strIkiug II are
IS coed - were NrOd-sh IS. he SAYS it,
discovery here woald he great event for
~ ICuItz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31

Furnished 10y The Wichita Abstrac
ard Land Company

Furnished 10y The Wichita Abstract
ard Land Company
The records IN the register Of deeds Office
show the following transfers:
c \ Hoffman wd lo' lSS aud 1910 Mar-
Ike 81 - Lawrence ay- orig Town 20
to24Grove ave Park Pace add "a
ana 10 Chicago ave W Wichita also
tract beg 100 feet west from IVY Cor
10 81 William S. Greifenstein'o4 Ali
add running The entire length OF
los 8 anu along river in section
2J=f lie. -....--'-.. 1900 TO
Clarke kiuAaid q lot 81 Church st.. 81
J vi Moore 4 ne Or sec32 20 2e except
acr- IN he cor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lVot
E Baker tax d lot 10 EmpCra ave
Mead ST.. -o'
Maggie SaiiIvAn u u or OF hf OF L arr
mount Bird add Observation-Disclosures. 80.
G Schwar Wi 10 a. 10 81 Ltwr- nee
ave EugliSh's srd add lou 10 Usage
ave " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l50U
c I.Dayison O cd we>i 50 e los 81 to
90 Laura ave CocHrsu's sub. IL
New England Mutual Life las. TO-, w
dsw qrof Sc or sc % aud W hf heqr
and NV or OF or aud ; nt OF seqr
of sec 81 al % 2Nt.... ............
AmoduI mOrtg ges released. ........ 5o''
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strained condition of circumstances at


that time.
Mr.. Wallace-I was the bookkeeper at
the Whitaker plant during the admins
tratiOn of Mr.. Levy as receiver. He took
charge OF the plant July 6. 1893. Soon
after Mr.. Levy's connection with the pack
ing house he and Mr.. kenuert started a
branch business known as the Wichita
Dress Beef company. and kept the books
for this firm at the same time / kept the
books for the Francis Whitaker
& Sons business. THIS branch firm
male profit of s., 500 between
June aud December !. 1893. The dressed
beef business WAS IA benefit to the packing
business ant they paid considerable non-y
to the packing houses credit 10y rents.
All the books We're kept at the packing
house aid at the end of each mon h we
would give Mr. Levy n trial balance of the
business done for the mouth. The sales
were principally made through MIR. Ham
Iiton at D.. Louis, who kept US iuforine
as II the N irket. Mr.. Ivy made one
good sale upon his own judgment.
John 4. DorAn-I am county treasurer
OF this couaFy; | gave a bond of 500 90
and receiv- g 2c0 for nv services out OF
which l pay my help 5000, leaving NE
a. balance ,aa Of $500 [ collect about
ceases as soon As deposit the: money in
the bank designated by the county cum-
mi-sioners.
w. f. DeIany-I am manager of the
Wichita Stock yards, ami am familiar
with the Whitaker Packing house.
won d consider $500 per month as just
compensation for The services of the re-
ceiver. / make my judgment from what |
know of the case aud from the testimony
l have heard here.
a. Eauikner-I am cashier of the Citizens
bank. | would Consider 500 per mouth rs
a fair compensation for tn services of
Receiver. / WAS present when the receiver
was appointed aud became quite familiar
with the business through Mr.. Kennel,
who roomed with me-
The court a ijourned at y o'clock last
night until9 II. III. today wren the Case
will be resumed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
REPUBLICAN, meetings.

The following dates have been arranged
for Republican meetings in this county
for next week as follow:
Oct 29-Mortou township, Cheney. Hon
&. |. Long; . O'Clock D. IN.
Oct. 30-Ohio Center, Ohio township,
Hon. L. A Rob rbaGgh.
Oct 3l-Delano township, o K school
house. Hon. q. l.. Duugltss.
Noy. l-Ciearwater, Niunescah town.
ship. w. e. Stanley.
Nov. Park school house, Grant town
ship. o t. Ecksteiu. j. 5 Carson.
Nov. 3-Nlinneha, Minneha township.
Judge c. Reed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
MAlACHiTE VANEERS.
Contrivances by Means OF Which the
Scope of Usefulness is Extended.

Contrivances by Means of Which the
Scope of Usefulness is Extended.
As substance availa BILE for veneer
ing, malachite is found chiefly in sim
gle locality in Russia. in Jumps of mod
crate size, rarely as large as a childs
head. and is cut for use into thin slices,
which are fastened on copper, iron
or marble surface prepared for the par
ticular use designed. Formerly the
slices were with the straight edges,
and were put together without much
reference to the continuity of the nat
ural lines of veining; but by very in
genious set of contrivances of modern
date most of the surfaces are now
curved, and not only fit into CORE
spending curves, but the veining is
made continuous. as in nature, so that
extremely simple but elegant patterns
are produced, giving an appearance as
if the whole of a large surface were Of
one piece; .
The effect is generally heightened
by peculiar cement, made of broken
fragments of the powder of malachite
itself, initiating accurately a natural
breccia frequently occurring in the
lump. The rounded and other surfaces
are all cut out of the solid block by
saws constructed for this purpose, and
the labor incurred in making any large
object, together with the enormous
amount of waste in the raw material,
combined with the original costliness
of the stone, render the expense very
considerable. The prime cost OF fine
malachite at st. Petersburg varies
from twelve TO fifteen shillings per
pound avoirdupois, according TO the
quality, and at least two pounds are
wasted for every pound used st Louis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
The aaahia Daily Eagle: aadmesdav o,ns

minutes intermission b-twe.n each ac'.
and the second performances ends about
Las. These emplo led late In the evrnius.
and who have been unable heretofore %
attend the theatr-, c now 10y securins
their seats in advance 60 as late a. 9:45
ard still he able TO eDj " one entire per
formance. Ia nearly all tue principal
citi 5 they have bat IS known as the cou-
tinuous sbow-tbe performance COM
m-ncIGg at ] m, and the curtain n-vrr
drops until II p. m. II is the intention of
Fisher and Scott To give the theaire zoe 5
in the smaller CT les Ms near posi- hi q
what they get in the larger ones. The
farce com dies, q Gold Day" and ''Cnip
o. the OLD Block" are bot b 100 We'll known
10 Be-d any Rec o;nmeuda ion from Us. AT
he Crawfori. Nov 3
AFISE SCENIC PRODUCTION.
Next ThnLs1ay ev niag Tony Farrell.
he talented ,iugiIg Ir 81 ,in-i ian will
present. his Dew Irish com dy dram =.
Garry Owen" a the Crawford Grand
with just the SAM Cast OF players, an (!
the same scenery aud etf-cts as wer- SEN
at its presentation in Chicago. st. Louis.
Kansas City ard Cincinnati. and viii BE-
seen III Denyer. Coio.. 20 wa Ieh city tue COM
pany Is ell route. All lovers of good music.
charming singing. strong incidents a. nj
81 uatious and startling clIniXs< in a
play. IS well IS beautiful Scenery viii. be
delighted WI Garry Oyen." Tue prrss
of the aboye cities unite IN pronouncia.s il
a gres,, succ-ss Tony Farrell mas Ioug
been acknowledged rs one of our best
Irish COMEDIANS aud sweetes: singers. HIS
company Is "A strong one, and reoder many
speclalties which ar- quite captivating as
i also the performances OF the Garry
Cuarfette
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
MA QUfRADE BALL.

This is the night when all the sprightly
shadows walk and turn mans work topsy
turvy while the sun is hidden 1t is 4
good night for mask>-and grewsomt
masks at that. The merry-makers viii
hav- chance to hide their features il
Wichita. A masquerade Sal will be giyer
at the A. o. L. nall on North Market
street. Saaw's orchestra Will be Oh baud
Many atir ctive and curiyu- costume
have been prepared and the night al th,
ball Will he full al mirrh and jointly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
HAD A CROWD.

Hon. Chester l. Long spoke to the Re-
publicans If Valley Center yesterday after
noon, and had rally there in Keeping
wis b all lis enthusiastic rallies over The
district. He made fine speech anu made
many converts General Caldwell spok g
at night. Wiley Center will have a
prominent place IA the avalanche that will
roll over tie county next week and bury
Populism forever.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
AIRES IS MADE.

Constable George Green and Deputy
ConsrHhl-s Henry Forby and Jim Will
Jams returned from the country late list
might with BIB Heath, Theodore Davis
ami Sam ChIuca under arrest, charged
with entering the home Of Mr.. Dunham
recently and robhing it of good deal OF
property Crosby Leedham was also
brought in for violating the prohibitory
aw at Clearwater
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
HE Is A BOOMER.
Judge WhIttinghill Talks Very .Flattering Of
Affairs at Enid.


W. 5. Whittinghill. 90, city attorney
Of Enid, was in the city yesterday and in
an effort e. SEE all the sights, dropped into
the EAGLE Office where he made himself
agreeabi aud eutertainin for an hour or So
Jude WhIt'inghlll say S that it j. the nope
ami aspiration Of The good people OF En- ID
TO make their citv second Wichita and
that they are daily advancing sep by step
in hat direction. Elld, he says draws
from seventy-five miles of territory and
the merchants are far more prosperous
tn IN people have any idea of. He boasts
with "A good deal of prI,ie about the agra
rian aristocracy that surrounds E1id and
WAS compelled to run over his fingers
tire or four times 10 enumerite for the
benefit of reporter all the jung s aud col
onels that live on claims and have built
fine houses within few miles of EnId.
Mr.. Whit tinghili is splendid fellow, a
bright LAWYER and one who can sing The
praises OF Enid better than any previous
caller from that municipality at this Of
flee. He says that Dennis Flynn will
sweep through Oklahoma on election day
like prairie fire.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
To the Public:

On and after December !, 1894
the undersigned steam laundriei
will do AN absolute cash business.
All patrons will be treated exactly
alike. Our principal expense is in
payment for labor. which We have
10 pay ia cash. We have tried r.
accommodate all under the credit
system. but find too many who do
not appreciate our conditions.
Therefore we viii adopt the sys-
tom Of getting paid for what work
We do 20 that We IN turn can pay
our bills.
We will have on sale coupon
books ia denomination Of 81. $3.50
and 81. Parties who cannot ar
range 20 pay tor package OF de-
livery. can procure these books at
our Offices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
wHOLESAi ERS MEETING.

A largely attended meeting of the whole
sale grocrrs of southeru Kansas was held
in this city Yesterday ost-nsibly for the
purpose of forming an organization for
their mutual Interests, although it is
binfea that sugar war Is on hand which
they are quietly preparing for.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
NO SUIT FILED.

It was reported yesterday that Mrs
Hrisermsn hHd fled a suit for divorce
from her hush nd. No suit was filed and
the rumcr WIS false
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

Charles Auat'' was pl.yei 70 a fine
audiruc- at liz opera house ial-i nIxht. and
caused great ausG-eDrcE. Il was what u
was represented "a lie IN every Particular.
REFINED PLAY
For some reason an iiea J. current that
s-G-ufIeuan Jim" which will ~ pisy-si
nere Nov. > J. for men onlv. This i very
erroneous. &c -ntl-msu jim = = refin-si
md highly eommenGa5!e play aud any
tGy need hzve 40 more hr~itzilon ia SosaE
% see IL than Little l.orc F4Butle-oy. X
fact. tie pIay = very popular With tie
in5irs.
D0CBLE-HEADED ATTRACTION
The novelty OF two cCm-,.ies played 81.
same night at the opera hou-e Is e<r- sinly
clever QUE 4 great uaoy people 10
DOUBT woud-r how Iais c2a De 6ous but
Perkins D Fisiser AID Robert l. -cos:
have got i down fee. aaa tu- shnEs sau
SmootElT every ny =, Ise doors Cp-a a.
clock and tue drs; performances com
sseucss =: As sharp There - oliy I've
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
DR.. Prices Baking Powder

California, empire of the Pacific salutes the world.
aer Midwnter Fair closed in midsummer blaze of glory
Second only the Columbian Exposition in extent variety
Out her abundance the state poured her
the nations the earth aid her in her noble
exhibition.
Memorable the exhibits-of gold and silver, OF
wheat and OIL of fruit and wine, OF silk and wooo all
That and nature could combine TO produce And
exhibit attracted attention excited approval
than that of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31

Wichita Steam laundry,
Peerless Steam Laundry,
Hans rs Steam laundry.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-31
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder

Official tests showed it to be highest in eavenng power,
prest quality and efficient Of all baking
powders made. Accordingly, the Highest Award and Gold
Medal conferred DR. Prices the Mdwiner Fair
The triumph at San Francisco confirms victory
Chicago The Mdwnter Fair verdict vindi
Gates bestowal of highest honors Dr. by the
Jury of awards at the Worlds Columbian Exposition.