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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-18
UNMERCIFULLY BEATEN.
Victim q an Explosion Inhumanly
Treated While Helpless.

UPPER SANDUsKY, o., Oct. l..-Last
night two neishbors. Hart and Black, sat
mp with Jack Greene. at Carey. who had
his leg amputated in 4 boiler explosion
that morning. Toward midnight Black
told Hart he would remain the rest OF the
night alone. Greene suspected sonnet hing
and advised Hart to go for neighbor.
While Hart was gone. Black beat Greeuo
IN an uHmercifui manner. The injuries
msy prove fatal. The case has 10 par
al.el aud the citizens of Carey are frsRzied
Black was brought here aud locked up
Trouble Is aNpecteG II Greene dies
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CONSERVATIVE VICTORY.

LONDON. Oct. 17.-An election to fill the
in the house of commons caused
by Viscount Bury's elevation to the peer
age was held today and resulted in a vic
tory for Elliott Les, the Conservative
candidate. The vote stood: Lees, 8. l49;
w. Lever, (LIberaD 6.043
The poll shows considerable increase
with that Of the last general
election when Bury received 300 votes
and Mr.. Lever, who then stood for election
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-18
FOUR BIG SUCCESSES.

Having the needed merit to more than
make good all the advertising claimed for
them, the following four remedies have
reached a phenomenal sale DIR. Kings
New Discovery, for Consumption, coughs
and colds, each bottle guarsnteed-Elec
trio Bitters. the great remedy for Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys. Buck lens Arnica
Sdlver, the best in the world, and Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. which are n per-
feet pill. All these remedies are guaran-
teed to do just what is claimed for them
and the dealer whose name is attached
herewith will be glad to tell you NOR of
them. Sold at Charles Lawrence's and q.
Behring's drug store,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-18
CLOSED WITH CREDIT.
Affair Which Threatened Trouble with
Turkey Terminates Satisfactorily.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1a-Mr. Terrell, the
United States minister to Turkey, has
successfully closed another successful in
cidenU with credit to himself On Sep
TENDER last the Turkish police pounced
on several native Americans at Aindab. on
a charge of seditIon. Incidentally they
undertook to search the American college
at that town to discover papers bearing On
the conspiracy. Mr. Terrell protested that
this should not be done save in the
presence OF himself or his representative.
The Turkish government yielded this
point and today Mr.. Terrell cabled Acting
Secretary: L HI that the search had been
made in the presence OF Mr.. Riddle, his
secretary Of legation. and that the parties
arrested were exonorated and the incident
closed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-18
SEALS IN DANGER.
Canadian Who Thinks he can pat Amer
tcan Sealers in the Wrong

OTTAWA, Oct. 17-Sir Charles Topper,
minister Of marine and fisheries, says
North Pacific seals are being slaughtered
on land, which, together with the COM
bined catch of fifty-eight vessels each
season, Will soon result in their being ex
terminated. He has written TO England
for permission 10 make public the CORE
spondence preceding the Boring sen arbi-
traJiou. The minister OF marine contends
that the documents would show that the
sealers were ia good position as they de-
sired TO be and that American contentious
before the Paris congress are ali knocked
in the bead by the fscts
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BEAT JERRY-S CROWD

Special Dispatch To the Da " Eagle.
GREAT BEND. Kan, Oct H-Today was
Longs day here and if Chester |, has
failures" like todAy's demonstration all
over the district he will get handsome
majority The crowd was over one-half
larger than at Jerry's rally on the 5th.
The Populists themselves admit that The
crowd WAS as larg- as Jerry's, which Is u
mighty big concession for them to make.
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GONE OUT oF BUSINESS

a m ~ Important 5rracu OF business in
the human mechanism Is that transacted
by the Kidneys. II your kidneys have gone
out # business. look QUIT soon they Will
become diseased. un'e-s they resume the
payment Of their dcbL 10 nature. Ust HIS
letters stomach Bi ters at the start aud all
viii be- we'll. Employ il. too. Tor msisTla
and dy-peptic troubles, oustpation. liver
complaint and fsebleuess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-18
GOOD FOR OLD SOLDIERS.
Decision Extending Pension Acts to
New Classes of Cases.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 11.-Assistant Secre
tary Reynolds, of the interior department.
has decided that section 4. 11S of the revised
statutes relative to the payment of ac-
crued pensions. is applicable to pensioners
under the act of July q, 1892, granting
pensions to the survivors of certain Indian
wars. 1t is also held that the section au-
thoriZes the widow of the deceased soldier
TO prosecute his pending claim under that
act and receive the accrued pension to the
day of the soldiers death. This reverses
the decision of the commissioner of pen
sions, made in May, 1853.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-18
GUILTY OF STEALING

NEWARK, n. j., Oct. 17.-Charles Cross
ley. the hat manufacturer, of this city, who
is accused of stealing $4,000 from Wilson
81 Co., OF New YORK, was arraigned
today. He pleaded guilty and threw him
self on the mercy of the court. Sentence
will be pronounced on Monday next.
Crossley, who is "a years old, manufactured
hats for Wilson & Co. and would
usually send them forged receipts stating
he had sent goods out of town Oh their
account
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Ell KENo'S SECOND DAY,
Increased Attendance, Fine Racing and
Indian Dances to Finish With.

Special Dispatch TO the Daily Eagle.
Ell RENO. O. T., Oct. 1.-THE second day
OF the FL Reno fair opened with largely
increased attendance. The special trains
on the Rock Island and Choctaw railway
Wrought many visitors from neighboring
towns who were interested in the fame and
fortune of their favorites Mount Airy
of the Oklahoma Stock farm at FL Reno.
being the leader. The following were the
racss run today:
First race-2:40 trot, purse 500, six en-
tries: Brown Bony won in three straight
heats: Roly Boly, second; Borneo Bill,
third. Time, 2:40; 2:4ls4; 2:45.
Second-Free for ali pace, purse 500,
three entries: Mount Airy won in three
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EXCLUSIVE PRorEcroRATE

PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE Estafette says the
ultimatum conveyed to Autananarivo by
NJ. LIE Myre de Viilers. the French special
commissioner to Madag oscar. stipulates
that France shall. exercise An exclusive
protectorate over that country and that
there shall be permanent French garri-
son Stationed at Antananarivo. Eight
days are allowed to Madagascar II which
10 make a reply TO the demands
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BOUND FOR THE KHYBER.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Chronicle SAYS:
report has reached US that the Indian
government has already put column on
the march for the khyber pass, the prin-
cipal north pass into Afghanistan from
India. The report is credible, though pos
sIbly the advance guards that are always
kept at Rawil-PInde and Attock have re-
celved warning TO be in readiness.
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SOUTHWARK BOUND.
Mckinley to Test the Resources of
Southern Hospitality,

HAMILTON. o.. Oct. 7.-Governor Nc
kinley concluded his days trip here where
he delivered public address tonight. He
left FOstors early in tue morning enroute
to Dayton and found numbers of people
congregsted at the stations passed, who
greeted him with cheers. AT o'clock
long address WAS made at the fair grounds,
Dayton, where large audience was as
sembled. Unless something should occur
to prevent. Governor Mckinley will start
for Louisville, Nashville and New Orleans
in the morning
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CASTELAR, GOES VISITING.

NAPLES, Oct. IL Prime Minister
Crispi tonight gave dinner in honor of
Senior CASTELAR,, the Spanish Republican
leader. Senior CASTELAR, assured Signor
Crispi that he warmly admired the Ital-
ians. declaring that republican form of
government could not give Italy or Spain
more general liberty than A democratic
monarchy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-18
CALLED A LOTTERY.

CHICAGO, Oct 1.-THE federal grand
jury this afternoon reported a true bill
against Ex-Governor John L Bsveridce
president; + ID. Arnold, vice president.
=nd Samuel B.ddisou, secretary Of safe
Mutual Life Insurance corupzpr Tbe
Indictment charges the defendants with
using tie mails 20 further th= business Of
- lottery. II Is alleged that tie cou~srn j.
IN its essence lottery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-18
BLEW STEAM WHISTLES.

DkyyHLE. Hl.. Or. l1--Yic- President
Stevenson arrived here tbis morning from
Champaign 4 battery fired q salute aua
al the steam wis ies 20 tJyTu were blown
Delegation from HJ0psstcu. Wstsrks afsl
R0.-vliie. a. We'll at frorl tse CoIatry d.
trict-, were prr-eat. The VIC president
spoke 60 a large crowd IN Lincoln paf.
THIS sfterroon and toai gat be spoke A. TIE
4
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BLOWN ON TIE ROCKS.

WEsTPoRT, Cal, Oct. 1.-The schooner
Westport, owned by tue e.. w. Hume
Canning company of San Francisco, was
blown up on the rocks and wreck, d at
Needle Rock last evening. The schooner
was lying in the open roads. loading bark.
The sea became so heavy that all her liues
parted and she was driven ashore where
she is going To pieces. The crew escaped.
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I.<KInninx EarIr.

shall Ssvs - zpe fnarr Red when 7
Ero1g lp' asked lt,ls tl1ssis one day q
bay r-s-tf-
Jast 1s yn1 r.ease. ds4r snr-verrd
her rl.s-her. =ith sfai}e. Most s4asneu
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- rifl snu=. Dgig gssss. 4 t.sftsr sfSrs
riTat 81 a-rs kzs.ie ~ n f.--Hsr.i NV
t-rF saF Asat Jane ss.s he--n q, - ~ -
yfs-s &n- hasat eaazhs cts - -
y s-6slsr z -. Nsrsy Wse.fy.
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FRIEND OF THE BRITISH

CALCUTTA, Oct. IA Lahore paper
publishes a detailed account from native
sources of the death of the ameer of AT
ghanistan. The description of the death
bed scene says the ameer earnestly ex-
horted his eldest son, Sardar Habibulla
Khan, to remain i friend of the British.
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= -rgtrA sssf--ssr5f-s - is . ssgrS-asns
stfgr tser-ca-a.et sls e.fasT - ~ rs1fa
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r--1slg sieEfssri ;l.as gnfqs- is8zis iue4TE1u
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sg-1sz.sssss q a. ls-ru isz-a,s-rsss Ssts tas
eh1.sag.sltr q ~ 81 sesurr Els g~@sssars
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na.rs.iSsras zniss-4l o. tA2- E7ssrsl liz,
& s.f-r 49, ,iAt DIS - 6sF ls.ssg -
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KILLED OVER CARDS.

TRINIDAD. Colo, Oct. IA man named
Ungero. who came from Pennsylvania
about three weeks ago, in quarrel over a
game of cards at Hastings, shot Antonio
Procasso and his brother, killing the
former and fatally wounding the latter.
fired upon the officer who attempted to
arrest him. A crowd surrounded the
house and then Ungero surrendered. He
was brought to this city today to prevent
a lupchin0
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KING DECLARED INSANE

Boston. Oct I7.-Iu the United States
circuit court today Judge Putnam filed an
opinion OF the circuit court OK appeals 10
the case OF the millionaire, ". H hiug. ~
which The decision Of the circuit court Is
sftirmed aud King will Eemaia in the
Rsy lum
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EXPECT A RAID

EUFALA. l. T., Oct, 1.-THE members of
the Cook gang of outlaws Were in Cbeco-
tab last night, though they made no effort
to Imolest anyone. Tonight they are en-
csmped about two miles north of Eufala,
just across the river. Everyone here is
armed with Winchester expecting raid.
All Missouri, Kansas and Texas trains are
heavily guarded and hold up is expected
at any time.
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FOR TRAIN WRECKIN0

WOODLAND. Cal, Oct. 1.-THE trial of
5. ID. Ward. one of the five Amrri can
Railway union men under arrest for hav-
ing wrecked Southern Pacific train dur
ing the recent railroad strike, causing
the death of Engineer Clark and four
United States soldiers, began here today.
The charge Is murder. A jury has not yet
been secured.
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RECEIVED WITH DERIs1oN.

LoURENZo MARQUEE, Oct. 17.-The Por-
tuguese governments expression of conf
dence in its ability to quell the disturb
ances which are threatening to result in
the capture of tuis town by the kafirs is
received here with derision. The expedi-
ton enroute to this place is considered
totally inadequate and doomed TO disaster,
through fever aud the Ike
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BISHOPS IN SESSION

NFw YsES. Oct. iz.-Ta- bousr o.
bishops Il the Episcopal church nseI here
tu6ay wsfh ffty-a.re BISHOPS present Tor
the election of = missionary bishop for TIE
diocese .. OLYMPIA Wash &c oay va.
occupied by prriiTB .naFiss AID he wg-E
oi tbs session viii be eeisPlste4 toEzssEow.
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HARVARD DEFEATS AMHERST.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. I7.-Harvard
defeated Amherst this afternoon in a slow,
embarrassing game by score OF 30 70 o.
The Harvard team, with but three ex-
ceptious, wss the second eleven OF a week
ago. owing TO the many accidents TO re-U-
lar players Amherst could nase no
Roadway against the cEimsoa's strong de-
feucr
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GETS ONE YEAR

SPRINGFIELD. Ills. Oct. I5-J0hn A.
30 tori. VINO embezzed 100 from the
United states Express comppuy here and
fled t. Europe aud gave himself up 10
New YORK on his return. pleaiei guilty -
larceny today aud WAS sentenced to one
year IN TIE penItentIarY
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Warrant Out For an Editor Who Had
Been Investigating.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Oct IA warrant for
the arrest of J. c. Kelly. editor OF the
Sioux City Tribune, aud revenue collector
for the nofthern district of Iowa. was
sworn out today by County Supervisor
Walter Strange, charging him with
''stufhngn printing bills. Mr. Kelly is out
OF the city but will be arrested a. soon as
he returns. The Tribune has been push
ing AL investigation of alleged stealings of
county funds 10y the supervisors and Mr.
Strange. who swore out the warrant today
Is already under s.. 600 bonds. toget her with
several other supervisors, Oh the charge of
allowing fraudulent bulls against the
county.
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KEOKUK TURNS OUT

kEoKUR. H.. Oct. l7.--ronight the cam
psisn ia heoAuk was opened 10y Senator
W. Is. Allison. VINO addressed Hn immense
crowd AT the opera house He paid con-
siderable attention To a discussion of the
currency question and the tariff. He was
enthusiastically received. Prior To the
Speaking, the Flambeau club gave a
brilliant parade.
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KINGS DAUGHTERS

MONTREAL. Oct. 1.-THE triennial con-
clave of the Kings Daughters and Sons
opened here today. Miss Tilley of London,
Out, the dominion grand secretary, pre-
sided. and Mrs. Bottom, the president of
The American union was present.
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ON THE BARGAIN COUNTER.

Bc>TOS. Oct 1.-THE $1,000 worth o.
Columbian hail dollar which was received
st the ] uitsd States sub-tTessury last Fr--
day. was exhausted this afternoon. 81!
having been sold ~ limited amount 20
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RETURN OF LILLIAN

SOUTHAMPTON. Oct 1.-THE steamship
New York, which sails for New York ca
Saturday, will take Miss Lillian Russell
and her company. Secretar. Morton. Ssna-
tor SmIta and Senator Nelson a. passeu
gers.
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TURNED ON TaE GAS

NV YORK. Oct. y -Htr-y DIaey a. 8
Cbarles Dslt.E were fouu3 dead toIzy IN
q room % BrOo. " hotel They bal -
tired leaving tae g. Turned OF. O.nsv
wI- - wears cd resided .n Brook ga suo
49, a r.a~sA-
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LIABLE TO IMPEACHMENT.

TUsKAEoMA, l. T.. Oct. I7-BOth houses
OF the ChOctaw council adopted today a
bill compelling the governor TO send IL ali
appointments during this session AID
making him subject TO impeachment In
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ON ITS MERITS,
Howard Habeas Corpus Case to be Made
Hot for Jeems

WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-At the request
of Secretary Carlisle, the attorney general
today instructed United States Attorney
Mcfarland, At New York, TO assist the inn
migration authorities in the Howard ha
beas corpus proceedings. Mr.. OnIey acted
solely upon Mr.. Crrlisle's request, as he
had not examined into the merits of the
case. Mr. Carlisle, in telegram to DIR.
Senior, stated that IL the court would as
sumo jurisdiction he would prefer that the
case be tried on its merits.
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case be does no. do so. This evening Gov
ernor Gardner sent 70 the senate the name
OIL John Wilson For pstional agent He
was confirmed. he takes the place now
held by DR. Wright.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-18
LEGAL CROSS FIRE.

Thousands of cases of rheumatism have
been cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. Try il.
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A cisy Accomplishments.

Two rtufieusn kerr walking a.onr
SIKH street when large fake - soot fsii
ucoa tie nor - one n them. The Gtbsf
called biz z-'sur.oH % IL an1 s-as ahogf 70
~, ir u with hts Handkerchief when ,
vgJrlls trltas. 80 made Don. ca
th-t be said VOC wiIi leave . h.aCE
E;reak Wn,ch ne sss 10 - * lie waved
rs pTDhoScls = and fro In tire ar ard
prsffy s1cu a aaeutle hraeze waited the no-
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riace ar sHAT ~ marx Wa IN %
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tie TldEe Il tae ua@e ] iearn~l fh.sf fri-E
a. sra1ei, said fse grr4tisszls- al tts CHER
laughed fou En1a fLat ieSE CO n0s
always bappf1 ~ e4F-T .z-r. .s-r l-.-fs a:
schoci and -s have p fan tzs-- la otAsr
rasou-urs 20 s1rh csses feeadr- Is s1s-l
to unEecfssaEy -s9iilaE c' pear ks-.-z--s
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What = tsse rszfs; 'h.az - - 10 fss rszas
glscs. '--Cl2e4as4ri Tlaas.-~szr-
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a you.g pct who 7s.s ca frier,iiy fs--sss
~its F'irsa S~nf ~ l.fss- rss,sa..s.t.
Nrzf 90 - called sEou ksfa ssld pr~ss-s.,
81 -rsEecy es Whsla D. est.fsrs =. On
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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-15
Weston Beatrice the guest Of Miss Maud

Hammond Tuesday.
The following young evening
Saturday Miss helen Dorothy street. Rosa
Kohn frankie Buregh, Bernce Merrill Saie Berk
Susie Bartrum Bertha DuTe Jessie Greedy and Mabel Par
rish
Benjamin Bailey Saturday five weeks
Mrs Bailey will remain the east until October
Gaylord Frank after spending
pleasant and friends Ohio Indiana
and Illinois.
Guy Hurbut returned friends
WestV Virginia.
city editor Fremont Herald in the city
during the week.
Miss Belle scusey City spent Sunday city
the guest Of Miss Marie Hoover.
White as returned from his vacation.
Miss Villa Gather Monday spent
her home in Red Cloud
trip o the Black Hills
S L. returned from trip through the
Mrs. Kendall and J. Bollinge and daughter of St
Paul guests Of Hon. F. M Ross
Prof F. W. Taylor Mexico Monday where he
spent the past few weeks
The Misses Cowdey gave delightful party
evening for their guest.
B. R. cogswe and Franklin of Beatrice
the week Mrs Charles NJ Keefer, 740J
Mrs A. Krausse Of guest Of
sister, the few weeks has Chi
returned Tuesday from New York
Mr. and Mr.. and Mrs A. p Fair Of Beatrice
are visiting and Mrs. A. E. Kennard.
Mr. Cunningham have gone Cadz o. where
they spend weeks visiting friends and relatives
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-15
THE COURIER

,URIEk
Miss Blanche left during Baltimore where she
will attend school.
Carrie Washer guest Miss Nellie
White during the week.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs Elmer E. Henkle Wednesday
Gahan guest Of Miss
Nellie White during fair week. returned home yesterday.
Miss Sherman visiting her brother, Mr.
Job Sherman a 1921 H
wrey Omaha guest during the
fair.
Miss city visiting brother Mr. W.
E. Clarke.
Miss EARe Steen of Wahoo is in the city,
Mrs Robinson of Chicago visiting her daughter Mrs John
Wright at 1920 NJ street.
Saturday birthday
bated the occasion by inviting number little friends
The children arrived early the afternoon and spent hours
and playing The happiness Of the little complete
when they called to set their table and dainty
strawride given Tuesday evening number
young the delightful given
during the months o'clock jolly
Nellie slowed
decorated with stalks and unower After riding about
the party drove to Cuhman park where they enjoyed tempting
lunch which had been by the fair Dancing the
principal amusement at the park About II o'clock they turned
their faces homewad and Judging from the voices happy
faces the people enjoyed the ride hugely The following
participated the fun: Misses Chase of York. Dixon of Beatrice
Ellen Gere Marie Ge Nellie Gigg Fay Thompson Maize
Emily Weeks Annie Broadly Messrs Haggard
gard Bessey Bessey Bssy Hewitt
Harry Shears Earl McCreery Edgar Morrill, Ricketts,
Mrs. M Graham Of Pasadena Cal Hon. d. Lindsey Of McPhcr
and Dr. B. Richards Neb visiting at
the home of L. G. Richards.
Wing Allen down from Omaha Thursday the
fair
Mrs Howell has returned from St Paul where she spent
pleasant weeks
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Mrs wsey Omaha guest Sherman during tn
city visiting brother Mr. W.
Miss Effie Steen Of Wahoo is in the city.

Mrs Robinson of Chicago visiting her daughter Mrs. John B.
Wright al 1920 M street.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-15

Lincoln that Mrs Leonard OF New York. cousin
Mr. W. NJ Leonard OF this city and known to number OF Lin
has achieved much with march which she has
1t is the "Virgina and this has
all the where the STEP has been
popular and said to have made great hit everywhere 1t will
be introduced in this city.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-15

Saturday little Katharine Creams fifth birthday and she
brated the occasion by inviting number Of little friends
The children arrived early the afternoon and spent
rompng and playing The happiness Of the little compet
they enjoy dainty
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left during the week for Baltimore where she
will attend school.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-15

See e the Ice Cream his
wanting anything in his line He will Il
street. Phone 60
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-15
Howell has returned spent several
pl easant weeks

Well such assortment Of hew stylish goods
Herpolshemcr Co have openedther importation
Their entire stock but patterns
they sell out of town. the other get it,
the state. Prices 49c, &c, &c and upwards.
Hepohemer Co.'s coaks suits and fur capes
the lowest price that considerable
just to get an idea Of the styles
See Sr the Ice Cream in his quarters wanting
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-15
Miss Carrie Washer Grand guest Miss Nellie
Born-To Mr. and Mrs Elmer E. Henke Wednesday

Miss Bessie Gahan Of Grand Island who the guest
Nellie White during fair week. returned home yesterday