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NOTICE TO cREDIToRs.


NOTICE o. HEREBY OWEN ny THE
~ uuutrsignod. admiuIHIratrIN OF thr eu 10
OF John l. Crane. deceased. 20 tho creditors ~
and All porsnus having claims agalnst thc said
deceased so exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within ten months after the nrst puG.
ugAu0u " tllH notice 90 tuU sad adminiatrB.
salt LAKE CITY, 100 Che County OF sAit Lake.
dated January -glh. 1874,
hAKAH CRANE.
Admiulsirsuit OF tho estate o. John i. Crane
MS LlsEr. Attorney for Adminlstf.tri,.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

To- the Probate Court To- sad Tor Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Jah,
In ne Matter Of Quo ksgato Of John l.
hIytu, Deceased,
NOTICE T. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N william A, l.usait0r and Hamilton q,
Tara. executors OF thu Will Of JDhn l.. Hlyth,
tCrtisod, have rendered for aetllouont and
L'Ui Iu sA|d Court, their mai accOuut u thciT
nIHiniHrau0n OF sam estate and petition Tor
LU4I distribution Of the Trsidur OF said estate
aIuHtg tlC uUrsIuH rutuod hufytp, aud that
Saturday, tnO 4Gh day ot February, 4. u.
1904, stl O'Clock m, nt the Court Room
uf said tourI In thu County Court house,
s.lt Lake lity and County, ttah Territory,
us been duly appointed By tho Judge OF
HaId Court Tor tho settlement 81 said uc'
count and hearing aat petition for dlsifbu
ton, 40 which limo aud place any person
interested On sald estate may appear aud show
G.uHt, lf any there uu. why said account should
not Ho sottlOI amt approved and nual diaifibu
800 made 40 pTAIoI ilr,
dated January -lih, 1876 .. .,..,....
Clrr. OF tho Probate NouTL
rs T. JACK, DEPUTY,
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MARsHAL,s SALE

DunsUANr no AN ORDER of SALE
i to me directed Boy the Third uutuCt
Ht Uuulc sale, Of thc front door OF tfo t.uUty
tuuft House DO tho city Of -at lake. Conn
% Hnt Aaac ana Tcultory OF lt.H, on I.t I.ir
Gay ui y Hfcu, 1875, a. 10 U'.I.H. j. H.. Id. ....
fIsht uNe, claim and interest UI HuHU.H I.ual.
UiuN uut o. the fUIluuluN lUaUI.U.I .H.T f.fsfr
aIuHiu. lyius and being Too sole I..U l.tu art
Count" uut rracfiuUf ua fOIIuWa. town.
an q Dot No uitiytutC s3I. Iln.s Nu. two
llI, tUuica' aud OuruuH subdivision u. Ulu.E
tWeny.fiy ,-.f, riat"t.' .sit Iasr cas- tur.
yov, no 9 t.hHe city aud touuty. IIar.
90 Nr sold as the property % Monroe I.HaH.
nt tho fuu 90 The Nuuh American ralIuU5
Loan ana Iulrug Co., q corporation
IgruH I'D tlg. CaH'i.
Sat 81. UU1gutN.
" p. Nar.haL
rr1.ta tfCuru, Deputy Ma.llI.
fHH.,I IcI lIth, 1874.
NuHiII. Ian s. GRAY, Attorney .oF UIuiHt. %
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IA tHp Probate Court iu and for SAT- Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.

IA tbe Probate Court iu and for SAT- Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
In ho Matter OF She E5.ato OK Charlotte
Van Dyke. Deceased,
NOTICE o. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y WIuam Van Dyke. executor of the last
WII' and administrator of tho estate uf
Charlotte Nan Dyke, deceased, haH rendered
ior settlement ana n.et M said Court,
Ua uHaI account ut hls admiuHira.
ZION ot faI ,HtaIU ana petition Tor
HnaI d.strHuu01 of fHH rruiluo of sai cftAlo
,fB0rr tIr urrUU. uUUUrd ihurat1, aud that
Wrlntsdat, tnr l.IH day ui February, 4, b,
IsHI, tIU O'Clock rs 10 i1g ,oWt Room
nf 'tId Court. 900 fhD county luurt house,
SAD Iato Dlr aud County, uan lfUior.
nas boon iuy appointed N iHu Ju0Ep OF
.rrt tour lur i.u .lUUWrut ui Ftil uc.
count aud hearing .lb IrHiou inr dHFluu
t.n.Ht which Umu HHI place HnN nrHDn
Interested 70 said U-ntn waY hrnr1r bud show
HHuau. 10 any there Hrt WN" fH|A 40. cunt ahHulN
MOI nD settled auI approved ANl NHM thIluu
lion made aa prayed iHr
'"''' 'N''' TN. NTLOY,
ClDr. of uulroIltu Court
HyJ. O. lACh, uUuuln
NJ. 81. kuigbu, Attorney Tor estate
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NOTICE
% the .,oeshoiders q tn. nanor u,sl6
GNHwuI0u NiutrH Gu..n I..U.. HHUH..

To the stockholders a thr NG.'u' ilCrt &
Champion Mining Co., % Corp. HaH.s
NOU AK HEREBY N"Il..Eu THAT
\ the regular annual mcri'.. U' tUr HtUrk-
Hldofs Of SAID corporation VIII HU HI.I lt tnu
uHrH ct dc company, Consultation NuUd.ur,
lat Temple street salt iatr CIV, Territory
Utah ON Monday, thc 500 day NJ March.
..ktmu 'nt the hour % iUAuI.. +. IHU uuruHao
~ tiltHnH onccra for me UusUir. year. auu
rtIu trunautt ton of such o'NUI NuHiutsH ua
.I.U property come before thr HDUHug.
M.t.H. ..|".
sattatc uty. Fsb is. 1874 .,r.tary.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
DUO Of nayII W ILlnI. daoealea.

NOTICE ~ uEEEHi GIVEN NY the
N undersiguud admIuisitaiora OF the estate
Of David ", EyAuH, deceased, 10 tho creditors
~ anu an pcr5ons having glaimt hganst the
said deceased 90 exhibit them with tho
Inc nrFt Publication % tNa notice, 60 tho said
sdminiatraior5, at 80 -'g % street, sHlt lAte
CITY, Utah lUiriIou,
IiIIAEITH EVANS,
IICuANp ALLulIDGE.
Administrators OF tht t'lhlo or David W.
tyuuH, deceased.
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Order % show Cguso why order Of sale 0f real
estate should rot be made,
IolN o. HOWARD. THE ApAlINtsTRA
- Tor ul tlC estate % lars IrIut Ekmark,
deceased, having niUd hIH petition
herein, duly verified, praying Tor au
order % HAlg " 400 the reel estate u s1id Dc.
rrirnti Tor Tho purposes therein oct forth, 10
BE- there fore ordered by thr Judge of ssid r6uri
that go porHDrH Interested Boo mo estate % aid
tutraarus appear before the tgid Probate
Court 90 Tuesday the liih day ~ March.
1873 90 10 O'Clock IN Tue forenoon ~ said dhy,
~ tho court room ~ baii probate court. NJ me
county tuuft House. IN Tie city and county u
rhlt Lake, Utah TERRITORY, o. show cause why
On order should not Doc granted 90 tlu sad nGs
WiniHifatur. Go HCIl Hu much ~ the real cstAtn
OF The shid decoAted nc private sale a. shall be-
uCrrsstrF. anu that d cory Of this order he
Published 20 least four HutrVsHIFr weeks ln tho
btsIttt tvINiNa NrWH,u new plpUr printed
aud published iu FNd rliy uul county
Dated February 10th, lslt
JACOB 90 ULAIR.
FgAaN ptGur o.. Attorney.
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The People Of the Territory NJ Utal send
greeting 90 -. iiciuer. defendant,


greeting tp ~. llrtuer, defendant,
You HrH hereby required tu appear Iu 1u
action bruu no agllut. you uy tho above named
uHluuu n tHu District Court ut lhu Third
IUurlN net ice of tho Territory OF
luh,and Co answer tno complaint dIol therein
within ten DAYS |uNrluaYu Of the dtY ~ Fcr
vice. after The service on yuu 0f Ihla summons
90 served within thN county. ur 10 served
out of thIs county, but in tliH district wunIu
twenty days otherwise within forty d4YH=ur
judgment hy default will he taken HsAlust you,
according 90 ne prayer ~ fAId complaint
The Hald acton 90 brought tl have Judgment
against defendant lu lhu sum OF ". HUssIl, and
Tor cuHta ~ sulf, alleged tn Uu tho hu luru uf
mOuuIH received hy defendant IH precedent
und agent uf plaintiff ur tuu uHU uuI benefit
Ut plaiutH. which said defendant has not PAID
10 Uluiuuu same bong due.
Aud you are hereby uutucd that 10 you fail
70 appear uud answer tho HBId complaint us
above required, tho s7id p'hInun viii take
Judgment against you Tor tho sum Of Si.lIiyi
anu costs OF fult
witness tho Hon Charles +. Zane. Judge.
nud tho seat of tho district court Of tho hind
judicial district in and or the Territory ~
ltah, thiH SIND day nf January. iu Che year ~
our ford one thousand eight hundred aud
lsrili HENRY C, MCMILLAN,
JIM IIumrov. Attorney Tor rlantiH
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NOTICE.

'DHERE WILL HE A MEETING OF THE
i Stockholders of the GuEfly Mining Com
Nuuy on Tuesday, March d. 1894, at No Man
.uout, SAT- Lake City, ate y, M, for the olrc'
ton Of Directors and such other busnoaA o.
may come before tuO mCatng.
A. w. TAYLOR. Secretary.
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Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds
OF Metallic. Wood and Cloth Covered
Collins aud Caskots.
Full limo Of Conn Furnishings kop.
constantly on hand.
Telephone aud telegraph orders
promptly allied.
open Day and Night.
Factory and warerooms No. 2J3 l.. LIST
south, ~ blocks east OF lhoator.
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SIMMONS.

In tho District Court In and for the Third
judicial DistTiCt % Utah Territory,
County o. salt
LAKE.
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NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT or.
~ on thr following dCtr.lUgn riIHE uu me-
count Of assessment levied ou iuC stNyut1dA
october lrH thU several nmuuUlH Hti opposite
thg names u the respective sharubolrcrs, as
tullUWH.
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To the stoctboifs,s of iho 1phr Consolidated
Mining t0mpanT.

Mining Company
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ a meeting of the etockh1.aors of said
company viii ia held At the comnArvs orIre,
s.3 Constitution building. sa,t lAa" CITY, TAB,
o'clock Atn.. Tor the purposg % rigcuHE a
Uutff OF directors 10 serve Tor Goo cHfIIns
ear. and Tor the TRANSACTION ~ such ut.. M
Huainess AZ NAV legally come before HHII i.U#.
NE. DANIEL uAhlINDIus.
Frh sth Iq4t Hecv. of taII rUuufny
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suMMnNs.
Eunleo liei.ss. rialbua.

the District Court 10 and for tho Third judi.
al butult ~ Utah Territory Conliy
" SAT- Lake.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

lu The Probate Court, boo and Tor salt Lake
County. Iyuliofy ~ Utah
In ihu matter Of She estate OF Lar Erck
tkmark deceased.
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pELlNourNT AsslssMENr

Delinquent n0ugo.-seuer M.hibs and MllihE
Company
Location Of principal place OF business. sAH
t.aAU city, ithh.
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10 the Justices court Second Precinct, City
and County Of salt LAKE.
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court 30 aud Tor tho Third judi.
cal bhtrigt o. JWh Territory, County
90 SAT- Lake

n, a. Wiegersham and LOWS % Coates.
uIa'Uuua,
n. HpfnuF, defendant
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SUMMONS

In tho pnirlct Court 90 and for the Third
County u SAT- taEu.
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Before WIN. j. Harvey, Justice Of the Pesos.
rlH o. roihvoIl End %. p MoCoIaughy,
p.rH.I# aa liothwgll 81 IcConaughy,p iainuhs
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order 90 stow causo why order Of sale Of real
estate should rot be made,
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WUVTF1 IHIIlTI VINIHNUf
w.
Hiram 4. Hess. samuel A. Duncan. james W.
Latdluy and ". g.. Culbsrtson, defendants.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02
THE CHURCHES.

| Pastor Sims closed his meeting at
| Haysyille on account Of sickness ana will
! be with his people at the Central again OF
| Lords day. The morning theme will b.
! "Uubelief" The evening subject i ~
| Change of Heart" Those desiring TO b,
| baptized come TO the evening session
| We lcome all.
The regular services will be held by the
First Baptist church on Sunday. Dec > in
the auditorium of the y. VI. {. a. build
ing at the corner Of Topeka avenue aud
First street. Sunday school at 10 a. N.
Preaching by q. Btrth at / n. m. and 1:3C
p. m. Baptist Young Peoples union
meeting at 6:l5 p. III.
Church of the United Brethren in
Christ, Washington avenue, one bloc
south OF East Douglas avenue, Rev :. ".
! kooutz. pa>t0r-PreHchiug "a: IL a. m.
Rev. George Gay will occupy the pulpit.
Sunday school at 10 n. m, Mrs. VI. \.
Charge, superintendent. Young People,
Christian union at Is p. m, Kate kOontz q
president; Kate Murphy, secretary. M
preaching at the usual evening hour.
There will be services in the Episcopal
church today. both morning and evening,
conducted by Rev. Rowland Hill, chaplain
of the diocese.
The Central Baptist church-Regular
preaching services in Garfield hall, corner
First and Water streets, at 1879 a. m. and
go o. M, Rev. l.. y. Hall preaching.
Morning subject: The Duty aud Benefits
of Confessing Christ" Evening theme:
a Woman's Heroic Resolve" An over
flow meeting will be planned for evening.
Public invited. Sunday school at ~ ~
Junior Uulou at > p. m; Is. \. I. |. at
Oils L &. Walden chOrister
Catholic church-The jubilee musical
program OF Lust Wednesday in honor OF
Bishop Hennessey's tweuty-fifth annivers
ary in the priesthood will be repeated this
morning at 1880 IN the Pro-Cathedrsl,
under he direction ot j. r Siebrandt
The full choir VIII be present. with Miss
Z-iuu.er It the organ, and assisted by
SIaw's orchestra, which will try TO merit
the comm-udstion 10 secured before
Solemn Poutjiical nigh ma viii be ceie-
brated by Bishop Hennvs~ey. Bishop
Neerschert OF Oklahoma Will also be
present
First Unitarian church. Services at II
A. n. il Unity chapel. (oid Episcopal
chu.ch) Preaching Z by the pastor. Raw
W. : Vail on 'WHat Is Your Lites'
sunday school at close OF morning ser
vice
Brown Memorial Reformed church, cor
neT ot Topeka avenue and Lewis street.
Bruce Griffith pastor. Celebration Of the
holS communion at II 4. N. Regular ser
vice AZ 1:30 p. m. Sunday school at 9.i5 &
N. \. p. ;. c. T.. A. 6-35 p. N.
Great meeting Tue>dsy-NsjAr J. 4
Cote. the noted evangelist. Will "a K 10 the
men at the mems meeting Ia the y. VI {.
Y auditorium at O'Clock this afternoon.
Mr.. B \. Shuman o: Minueap polls. MINI,
assistant state cr-tarv OF MIBneSo,A Will
also be present. Go early Il you want
good seat
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02
SURPRISE AT HAYsvILLE.

Thursday evening Misses May aud
Daisy Dunkin were very cleverly surprised
by host of their friends. The evening
was spent in social games and music. At
a late hour an elaborate lunch was served.
soon after which with best wishes all took
their departure.
Among those present were: Misses
Agnes Parker, Lena Washburn. Carrie
Smith. Ada and Anna Carson, Cora Riley,
Leah Cochran, Gertrude and Lizzie Haden.
LYDIA Benner, Matte Huffman, Amy
Foulks, Ivie and Norma Vreelani, Ida
Reed, Page, Jenny Lildstrum, Beatrice
Valentine, Maud Lence. Tonia Dunkin.
Neteie and Mamie Smart, Messrs. Charles
Sample Fred Vreeland, Stanley Haden.
Ben King Fred Parker, r. Blue. Bert
Reed, Fred Hamilton. Sherman Lence,
Clarence Reed, Bert Shade, Forrest Nelson.
c. Price, Brose Watkins, +. Cloud. Glenn
Rogers. II. Bowdre, James Beatty, Ray
Watson, o. l.. Butcher, Dorsey Benuer,
Fred True, W. Galloway. James Lloyd.
Floyd Miles, Ira Lence. Al Smart and
Claud Houck. Mr.. and Mrs Huffman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Ferguson.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02
FISHER Is IN JAIL
ALLEGED WICHITA MAN CAUGHT
SUCKERS IN ARKANSAw.
He Told Them Romantic Old Fash
ioned Kansas Fake Story About
Hidden Wealth and They Bit TO
Their Sorrow-Governor Level
ling'S Name Used in the Scheme.

a dispatch from Hot Springs Ark,
says that C. ". Fisher of Wichita was
jailed there yesterday.
The charges under which he was ar
rested were preferred by young engineer
named W. B Watson. who alleged that be
fieeced y. E Mcleod and others out Of a
considerable sum Of money in a mining
scheme.
The story of the case is an illustration of
that old remark which immortalized
Hungry joe" that "a fool is born every
minute ot the day."
Fisher, in quiet way, ascertained who
the champion smokers of Arkansas Were
aud he laid trap for them. He said thst
while in Kansas he became acquainted
with convict who escaped from tine Kan
sas penitentisry, and in the course Of time
the acquaintanceship became quite thick.
Oae day the convict, placing implicit
confidence in him, said that while hiding
in the mountains of Arkanssw he saw
Indians one day entering a secluded cave
IN the bills bearing upoa their shoulders
something in bags. He watched them
carefully AID when they had left he
entered the cave, opened the bags and
found the M TO be full of gold. When
night came he secured one of the smallest
bags and taking lG to Chicago he disposed
OF it for $4,000. While spending this
money freely ne WAS apprrhended and in
due time returned to the Kansas peniten-
tlary.
The story goes on to say then that the
convict was afterwards pardoued by Gov
ernor Lewelling on condition that he would
reveal the whereabouts OF the hidden trea-
sure. Fisher became acquainted with the
deal between the convict aud the governor
before Ii was quite consummated and i'm
mediateiy departed for Arkansas. He
told the story TO Watson and others and Sc
cured considerable money from them on
the promise that he would take them TO
the cave where the bags Of gold were hid
den.
\ reporter for the EAGLE searched dill
gently last night to ascertain som-thiug
about Fisher, but m oGe knew such man
1t Is probable that Fisher Is. a professional
swlndler and that he simply announced
himself from Wichita. il being as proper
place. IN the mind Of all Arkansas man,
for him TO hail from as any other place.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02
TOLER STOCK FARM SALE.
Standard Horses Mares, Colts Fies and Gellings at
Fair Grounds Wichita, Kan,
DECEMBER 18th and 18th.

Having decided to give up my farm / viii sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION without reserve for Cash. al
the stock, consisting Of mares by Red WiIkes Eg-
bert, Patchen Wilkes and other fashionable sr-.
in foal to Ashland Wilkes also colts. fllie5 and
geding5 by the sire, including Myron Nc.
Henry, 2:lsI; Lulu Dulaney o., 23Gs: Patchen
Wilkes Maid 2:22I. None reserved. 50 bye bid
ding. Every Will be sold.
Send for Catalogue 10 North Wichita Kan
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02
BAD POETRY ON GOOD THING.

Advertising has been responsible FOR
mauy queer things, but when Farnum 6
Co.. advertised Spray Yeast, they did not
expect 10 be called upon 10 answer for this
which was picked Up on Main street yester-
day. 1t is presumed the author, after
delivery, died Immediately:
When your bread is heavy
And troubles increase.
Fly at once to your grocer
For quick spray Yeast.
Girls and boys bring in the wrappers.
Don't stop to munich the pies
Bring in the Spray Yeast wrappers,
And win the Christmas prize.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02
THANKSGIVING GENEROSITY.
Donations From the Churches OF Cash, Cloth
ing and Food

The Humane society acknowledges the
following collections at the churches on
Thanksgiving: First Methodist - Cash
SIS 81, half ton coal. -four, canned corn,
lily, canned tomatoes, apples, potatoes,
coffee, oat meal and clothing. Reformed
church-Cash So -. canned fruits. jelly,
clothing. L. P cnurch-Casn 81 jelly.
fruit, vegetables. EmpOria avenue Bsp-
tist-Cash s. and clothing, Rureka
School. through Mrs. Hili-Two glasses
jelly, canned fruit, vegetables and fine
lot of clothing. Thanks
NJ l.. CARVER, President
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02
sU>DAY SCHOOL wocK.

". l. DsIrof, superintendent OF the
American Sunday Scaoo. union, : "a the
city IN the lnterS-t ot S-u-wlck countv
Saad - school work Tals noble work for
tie children II TINS c1U - = now IN she
hands ot Bey. " u. Me-.Hau. Who h.,
been much blessed IN GIS cff 5riS. TaS
latest report 10 hand Is ot ore locality
where AT. We.imsu tad oygsu5zei a
school ami ] much dlscouragem-nt: vers
small bzg naias WITH twe4Gy-sEEse pres
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02
THANK, II rRrENp> ~ NEEn-

express their sincere thanks 10 th,,Se
friends and usichbors who 80 kindly came
10 their aid during the trying hours OF toe
sickness and passing awav of on. cesr
father. the late Captain IS II. Fox. Also
70 the mem brrs Of the ". i g.. u \. =
aud ". X. Duiauy a3d h. assistants.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02

Caroline Harrison circle will meet in reg.
ular session Tuesday. December 4, in Me-
gree OF Honor hall aud it being our au.
nual election every member Is requested
to be there and promptly At 2:30. as the
session will necessarily be long one. Mrs.
Nellie Concklin.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02

Thursday the following representatives
of Wichita society went to Newton 10 be
participants in gaslignt dance matinee
aud evening party given by the Sunflowrr
club of that place; Misses Mary Burwell,
Maud Johnston, Minnie Drake, Irms Ash,
Lola Maxwell, Olive Clayton, Messrs.
Charlie Joseph, Mode Burwrll. Charlie
Iug!ehart, Frank Jones aud George San
dleDaugh.
The Coronado club will occupy its new
club house about Decem Der Is, and later
on proposes TO show its friends what q
swell club can do III the way of entertain
ment.
IT is pity that mirth is not as contagious
as misery. Journal
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02

ent. now eighty present. revival on hand
and nine co enter on n Cnrisrisn life. Mr..
DeGroff's district. Kansas and Colorado.
has had prosperous year.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02

Mrs. A. Gi!tner who has been visiting
her daugh hter. Mrs j. ii. Mcknight, for
three week, returned yesterday to her
home ia AuthOny.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02

We have gone through entire stock and have RE
DUCED price of every WINTER article in the house This
is advertising scheme ONERS"OCkED for this
time of the year and instead Of offering these opportunities
New Years have decided for you have them before
Holidays In the following quote you few prices from
which you will astonshingly low
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02
ALL HALLowS ACADEMY.

The November musical entertainment
given by the pupils of this institution was
as usual, delightfully."- interesting. The
program presented was as follows:
l. Chorus-"The Skylsrk. rk.".............. Smart
=. Piano-forte Solo-''Etude de Style Up.
O........................ Hoffman
Miss Kelly
D. heClIaIlOO. ..ScltCIeu
Miss Dillon.
4. Piano-forte Duo-"Overture," Op b..
Misses Strang and Keller.
D. Recitation. .SeIeCs tu
Miss shuts.
8. Vocal Solo-"Ballad.". ."................B Ri shop
Miss Heller.
Z. PianO-forte SoIo+"Rigoletto." ..... List
Miss DOughorty.
8. Vocal Solo-"Nymphs ct Sylvains,'....
Observation-Disclosures. ..BeInberg
Miss Yoakum.
9. Chorus-"Good Night. "........... Goldberg
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02
LIE TTIIS HIS WIFE.

Mr.. Stunkle was more bewlldered than
ever as he saw the entire stranger and the
strange land buyer drive away, leaving
him n mine Of wealth in his possession
lie thought, perhaps. tha, he would soon
awake aud that the chain OF surprises
would be broken
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02

When distance bid them from his vision
and he from their vision all parties began
10 look out for No. / The strangers
whipped their horses and went At a terri
bic gait and Mr. Stuukle entered his
house. smiled at his wife. placed the box
In a safe place aud sat upon the throne OF
his own Kingdom, the emperor of y happy
home and the lord Of all the broad acres
that circled about him. He had wife.
and from wife an honest man will not
keep even dream. lie told
his wife that he had made
a good haul and explained to her all the
circumstances.
There is some trick in it." said the
shrewd wife.
We'll, Will show you thar there is
not" said DIR. Stunkie win a good
hearty laugh. He brought out the box
from its hiding place, opened IL Carefully,
and TO his horror aUd Surprise he found
that it coutaIued only tSo Usage hedge
oranges and some brown paper. His
dream was over: he was swlniird mal.
THE PLOT EXPLAINED.
When the land buyer placed the money
10 The tin ooX he went TO the rezr o. tue
buggy for a string 10 tie Il witt. There he
had a duplicate box filled with be ige
oranges aud brown psp-r. THIS he tied
up and gave to Stunkie. l. - unnsces
shry 10 say that all the fash money Of tae
stranger was counterfeit aud tuat the Ger
tined check OF the land buyer was 5ogu>
Ar. SiUukle, when be made the iscov-
cry, went 10 Wellington ut once Informed
the ofhcers aud offered $500 rswa.G for tue
arrest OF the swludlsrA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02

Ins' me jack, said the land buyer
IS ne placed his finger on card