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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
STREET BAPTIST CHURCH

GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Grace and Foushee streets. Rev
WILLIAM L. HATCHER, d, D., pastor.
Sunday school at . A; NJ. Preaching at
IHIO fRipG%Y and s O'Clock p. VI
bv Rev. r. j. WILLINGHAM. ID. y.
Reeuiar prayer-meeting Wedne9sday nieht
dav afternoon at O'Clock. Young mems
prayer-meeting Saturday night at 8
N clock
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CHIDRENS CLOTH AND VELVET
TAM OSHANTERS AND YACHTING
CAPS. that sold at So and Zoe. reduced
20 Csc. for Monday.
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CLAY-sTREET METHODIST EPIsCo-
nal church. South corner Adams and Clay
streets. Rev. Il. II. WILSON pastel
Sacrament OF the Lords Supper admins
tered. Subject at 7:6 p. NJ: "Disobedi-
ence and its Consequences illustrated
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EAST-END BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner Twenty-eighth and X streetsl;-
Preaching by the pastor. J. II TUCKER,
at II A. NJ. and S:15 Z. NJ. Sunday school
at $50 A. NJ u
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, COR
ner Grace and Pine Streets. Rev. IA. a.
BAGBY, pastor.-Preaching AZ IL a, d.
A. Prayer-meeting and lecture Wednes-
day night, and young mems prayer-meet-
ing Saturday night. Seats free ana
hearty MelcOrne TO all.
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MONUMENTAL Episcopal, CHURCH

MO4' Z MIN T III r7,,-lIf,L. D.,-
L,liIlSG:hS+rR s. STICKNEY. rector, 4O3
r n ,rf'' twelfth stceet.-Seryiees: sun
Us, g -Sund9y-school 9:4j A. NJ; morning
prayer etc. with sermon a1THan lea A. p Nj NJ
E fo,,, 't2o,pmitnion Oh first Sunday in each
Iiog II \. NJ Wednesdays-Brother-
hood informal study Of the Collect EPls-
tie and Gospel OF the following sunday
8 u. NJ. All seats free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02

TIPS. WINGS, COQUE PLUMEs.
FEATHERS. AND OSTRICH TIPS AND
PLUMES as well as ROSES--all reduced
for Mondays sale.
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.,,,,,r,C,tI or, THE COVENANT COR

CHURCH OF THE CQ Na1TisnN sf TUf1-
E pay a. CALVIN STEWART. pastor,
iiS9ryvicss at il o'clock A H. a. go ana q, NJ F. and Nd
SaDoath sTI nSnoVor Society meets al 715
:, III 'Ntid.veek services Wednesday at
p NJ. seats free. All welcome.
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MARSHALL-STREET CHRlSIlA AZ
church-A. Z. MQqo9RSE paSS nniaY rehoo
ms ~, 90 90 NJ Christian Endeavor, 7:l5 T.
NJ n y sunday la Prayer meeting, 7. NJ Wed
nesday. Seats free. Public cordially IN
Yited.
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fiR2 Sr1yei nm streets).-Rev. GEORGE
Ssto11oPER' d. D., pastor, viii preach at at
~ n and S Il. NJ. Bible school al
40 4. n. Young Peoples Union al
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CT PAIrIiS CHURCH CORNER OF
Grace and Ninth streets) .-Morning prayer
9 and sermon qTE n, at Ii a. N. Evening prayer
and sermon at SI5 p; NJ; Holy Com
munion on first and third sundays IN
fourth Sundays at $50 a. NJ. Rev.
HARTLEY CARMICHAEL. rector; HeV.
y ( FARI,AND, assistant. Is
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GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH COR
ner OF Main and Foushee streetsl-Rev
LJANDoN r. MAso SSa res seGt9Pg p. I n. Sues
day school at 900 A. ". Holy comniuiii1otn
first Sunday in each mouth at II a; NJ
and on the third Sunday at 7;3O a M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02

by Lots Wife" sunday school, ns1 az
prayer-meeting at 2:so o'clos o'clock, =; TX
Mid-week service WEDNESDAY r,h I'eaeIs
Hriasx ni9S, -, 1n O'clock. Seats free.
visitors and strangers always welcome
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CHRIsTADELPHIAN CHURCH G lond
trail Hall. Fifth street, between ond
and MARSHALL. Services at ii a. NJ; ana
discourse by Mr.. ". JoNEs-,spbject;
The Gospel OF the Kingdom g la,nep
and Proved to be the Only true hospeI,
l., I, s, 81 All are cordially invited
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lrITARIAN CHURCH1REV. GEWV'
LEONARD CLANCY and Kew paividere
Hail. 81 west Main street at II a IN n:
Preaching by Mr.. SEAT0N-s,unn1eca.;;
Liberty versus License. BlDIs J, All
IL M.-subject: Isaac and Reoeha"' al
are Welconn To each ScrXlCe.
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BROAD-sTREET METHODIST EPIs,
copaI Church Corner Tenth ,T ana Prodc
Sunday school at $50 A.. NJ. Pre4chn,g
by the pastor at Ii A. NJ and 5 F. NJ.
Prayer-meeting "Wednesday at NJ,
Glass meeting Thursday at /; VI; iouhs
mems meeting Saturday at p. VI.
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GROVE-AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev i G. HIDEN. -. D., pastor. -Preach-
Ing at II a. NJ and T. NJ by the pastor.
Prayer-Ineetiug Wednesday night at
~
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GRACE-sTREET PREI;SBITpTEIRlAHS
nastor1Seryices at il o'clock A NJ. and
( O'clock +. NJ; preaching by the pastor.
Sunday school services at s;a5 A. NJ
Young Peoples Society meeting Sunday
night at 7:l5 o'clock. Is
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ST. MARKS CHURCH. COR FIRST
and clay streetsl. -Rey; GEO lt6d;,S -
&BRITT rector GfE R r. every SBRl sda
a., 81 II 4 NJ. and r. NJ. Sunday
seq AZ $50 A. NJ Holy Communion
first Sunday in the month.
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HIGHLAND PARK METdH,6oD1 sT
Preaching at il A. NJ. and p. NJ. by
the i e' pastor. Rev. j. y. LATHAM; also
nrayer-meeting and Scripture reading,
With suggestive and helpful talk by the
pastor. every Wednesday night at
o'clock Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04

herlng and preparatory sausage outfit
tiers. his duties requiring that he ar
range the cunning little envelopes Tor
the sausages and paint hits of winter
scenery on them for the holiday trade.
He Is slight man IF rather artistic
temperament and wears a new tender
loin steak over one eve 4 great deal OF
the time.
No. } Is very inferior picture Of
Mrs Treadwater Of WatSeca. Has. !
candidate in our beauty contest for a
magnificent stylographic pen, aside from
the medal
She Is a native Of east Tennessee and
80 years of age. In picture Of this
kind it is impossible to give the rich
coloring of Mrs. Treadwater's hair
which is her chief charm. being. in the
bright sunlight. deep crimson. while
ct night ono cannot tell what color itls.
Mrs. Treadwater has been dieting for
the contest ard weighs IS9 pounds. aside
from her massive earbObS. which were
a present 10 her for saving the life Of I.
child last year by holding 1t ~ los the
heels while choking On veal outlet
Mrs. TreadwatGr IS noted for her won
Gerful sang froiG and cool head. which
one would hardly believe who has seen
the binding glaze III her hair
She has common school education.
but Is extremely skiiIful ~ = horSewo-.-
81 and colt breaker.
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Fur capes for ladies. now in popular de-
maud. have the merit of being warm and
comfortable; they have an aristocratic
garments and we trust will continue in
fashion long time. Ii any of our readers
contemplate purchasing fur cape. We
would suggest visit to 5. +. Noyes *
Co.'S Cloak room. Their stock Is very
large and beautifully assorted, AID the
house is very popular aud reliable. Their
prices are always low and they deal in re-
liable goods only; and by all means look
over their kid glove stock, they enjoy the
reputation OF selling kid gloves that give
satisfaction to the wearer at low prices.
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ronceal ii, ard the whole family was
Inundated by the disclosure.
Mrs. BloodgOod went with her hus-
band to Beatrice, Neb, where he assas-
sinated a steer and opened a meat mar
Ret. He Is a quiet and very unostenta-
1ious man, but very little known over
fhe state except through the bewilder-
ing beauty of his wife.
Mrs. T. Grogan, nee McColick, was
born III Cincinnati of imported parents
and represents the Juno style of beauty,
being over feet III height and IN even
Ing dress is often mistaken for Jack Nc
Auliffc
She was rather plain as girl, but
though angular and awkward at 10 she
attracted the notice of a wealthy man
in Cincinnati 20 years ago by walking
nn his feet in crowded street car. No
iicing that she seemed to have the prom
ise of great force of character. he man
aged TO get a letter of introduction 10
her through the aid Of the man VINO
was driving the car at the time. and be-
Ing man of unbounded wealth he
gave her position III his big hotel 70
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SPENT MUCH MONEY.
The Children OF q Vienna Banker Who Hsd
Money to Burn and Burned IT.

Princess Ypsilanti, who died In VI.
emma few days ago, belonged 10 one
of the oldest families IN Austria and
was born in Vienna March IL, Is45.
Her father was the late Baron Simon
Sina Won Hodos und Kizdia, and her
mother a member of the famous Ron
; manian family of Ghika- Baron
Sina was the son of George Sina. the
wealthiest banker IN Vienna. Baron
Sina received on his fathers death
100000 forms, or e45. OcO, 900. This
immense sum was divided on tho death
of Baron Sina between his three daugh-
tiers, each receiving nearly ST., 10000
One of the daughters married George
Mavrocordato. a member of one OF tho
noblest families Of Greece The second
married the spendthrift Duo de Cas-
tries, a relative Of the late Marshal Nc
Mahon, Of France
The third daughter. Helene, SOvern-
Der %, 1862. when she was but Il years
old, married Prince Gregory Ypsilanti,
q native of Epiru. and son of D~rne-
.trius Ypsilantl, whose valorurIs deeds
during the Greek revolution made tho
name Of Ypsilanti famous throuy hout
the world. During the sege Of the
city of Nsuplia, Demetrius, with
small BODY Of Greeks. one night sailed
forth and attacked the enemy, creating
such terror among the Turks that they
raised the sally the NEXT day.
Prince Gregory Ypxiland was che
Greek envoy In Vienna FOR many yearA
lie was Z man Of independent means,
aside from the great fortune brought
% him b. his wife. and served his cUun-
try tor honor alone, refusing al com
pensatiOn FOR his duties as is dlplo-
matte represen tative in Austria.
Prince Gregory Ypsilsnd died In Paris
on February -, lssf. and was succeeded
as head q his family by his eldest son
Prince Emmanuel, who i nov a Lad -
Is Three weeks after lis death the
bankruptcy % The princess vas an
nOunced. % the sEaazsrnsnt - the aris-
tpcratic circles II Vienna and Athens.
Prince Gregusy had been = man % ap-
pa-entlv quiet and retiring dispositi1r,
but be and his vile had managed u
get nd = 90. 90 co in TED years. and
the widowed princess found herhea
g. 90 CO IN debt
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alone or leave the table if butter be
offensive to them.
Strict Confidence, East Haddam,
Mass. You doubtless feel certain de-
gree of bitterness when you refer to the
full evening dress Of your friends, and
certainly you write like one whose neck
and shoulders are trifie skinny. Please
do not not let that influence you In the
matter, for in England, where l have
several times visited and fully enjoyed
myself, it is the custom for ladies with
out exception to wear full evening dress
even at the age Of 102 years.
1t is a custom to which one readily
becomes accustomed, and one soon ceases
to notice it, although l could never get
quite accustomed to seeing grandpar-
ents rugged out that way.
No, senator does not receive over
S., per year. The reason that a
United States senator who is worth sew
eral millions of dollars should go to the
senate year after year on So, 900 salary
is that he wants TO do the country all
the good he can. He would lie and toss
all night ON his sleepless couch if he
could be a senator, yet shirked the re-
sponsibility.
Years ago man named Tabor Of
Colorado paid large sum of money to
the legislature in order that he might
be q senator for 40 days and 40 nights.
OF course it was not much, but he felt
that even in that little time he could do
q great deal Of good, so he bought some
1900 robes de mutt, went TO Washing
ton, was sworn III, got lot of beauti-
fui stationery, a number Of handsome
pocketknives, drew ms mileage and his
per diem. went home and sued his wife
for divorce. She helped him keep gro.
cerv store and struggle for wealth, and
when he got TO be United States sem
ator and saw the beautifully calcimin-
ed face of saleratuS blond who wink
ed upon him he turned his plain old
wife from his door and began TO lead
what IS called double life.
He, however, was not real senator;
do not mean that other senators are
like him, but wish to show how tempt
ing it is when one is able to grasp this
high honor, and that really the $4,000
salary does not allure the candidate so
much rs ambition, either good or bad
You will have 70 scald the tomatoes,
peel them and then strain them through
a CheeSecloth in order 10 make good
catchup Then cook over 4 slow fire.
adding one thing and another 70 suit the
taste. When it Is done. using great care
10 avoid putting things in II that will
not please the taste. while guarding
against emitting necessary ingredients,
you should bottle il.
Should the catcnup ferrlent and burst
the bottles. a good plan Will be 70 make
some more and make il different from
the above
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TIsANEI.

Via fne ~. louis and Ian Francisco Raiiws,
From WICHITA O. ST. Louis and the Est.
Two Express and Mail trains daily
morning and night, through To the ST.
Louis Union depot without changing cars
OF any class.
Chair cars (seats free with porters In
charge.
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars morning
and night. IL is the only line Offering the
latter service from Wichita To the public
City Ticket office, No. I5s North Main 81
Passenger Station, corner Douglas ave
and Fifth ave. d. y
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@xx IL
In hirACn.

Ms FoUrth-How do you like your
new husband:
Mrs Second with disappointment'-
Well, he's some Improvement on the
first
Ms Fourth (encouracinglv)-Don't
despair, my dear. felt Just ~ you do
about il IN tEe beginning. Detroit
Free Pres
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relatives Of members of the meat in
dustry or connected with the trade in
some capacity. No one else viii be al
lowed to compete. 1t Is particularly
desired that each photo he accompa-
MED by biography Of the lady and
state also her general accomplishments
and relationship to a member OF the
trade or connection with the industry.
These are rules, in fact, which must be
complied with to warrant admission IL
the contest.
The editor says: can anonymous com
munication has also been received from
a gentleman in Waco, Tex, who states
that he has something fine for the con-
test that will be dead sure winner Of
the gold 1t is requested that the Texas
gent trot her ont for the inspection Of
the talented and gentlemanly board CT
Judges.
No. / is portrait of Mrs. Jimmie
Bloodgood of Beatrice, Neb. She was
born on Euclid avenue, Cork, April 3,
1860, and came to this country at the
age of years Her maiden name was
Tierney. She remained in New York at
the Fifth Avenue hotel for five years
where she had an elegant suit Of rooms
occupying the most of the floor. To re-
tard a tendency to obesity she did all
the chamber work in these rooms herself
until chance threw Jimmie Bloodgood
across her path, when he gave her his
hand in marriage.
They removed to the west, where Mr..
Bloodgood for three years was Mr.. Ar
mour's division pig sticker, afterward
taking charge of "a sausage machine.
Mrs. BlOodgOod received common
school education at a night school in
New York and was Just beginning TO
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We thoroughly understand the posing
OF bands aud all tie artistic lighting
which tend toward making photography
a work OF art our bsck grounds and aces
SORES are the very latest styles you cannot
afford 20 throw away your money on
cheap work. Cal ~ our studio and get
satisfaction, loo East Douglas. Israel
& Co d14G Il
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Tie -Ce.i- Inc e tie 81 OT.G.F t.
Denver aD- E.-o tsTsuH@ rAilruad. rtf~rx 70
rcErl--s iB Csl9rado. 1 tab std NeN N-X.-
60 :br choicest rr-cf--. AID - gE- FATS
cl-fi-e1'a. trsre.sr The crsace-s -csl@fT.
itca t.- -1'-F -Easu ~~rvtcs vita fLFuush
F1.4ull s-stSs=s ard souTiss or 1=-
wssa L,Is-r sid 80 Frsnr "a -.5 Il.
atCrts sC7 .c--r-se-! boek- sdlfr.s =
3 Eov~-. t-e-csl. Fa-teayrs zrsi Ii-ss'
sGelf. DrLrs.- C@s-l.
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read the Ara
bian Nights IN
the original Ara
bic when her
brother became 4
police captain on
the east side and
got into difficulty
over the theft of
u warehouse with
which he was
charged. Owing
TO the bulk OF the
warehouse, he
WAS unable TO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04

Cup Cake--11vo cups % suva-. on.
cop q butter. one cup 81 so1r cream
three cups % -four. Eve eggs. one tea
spoonful soda, one teaspoonf,il o., crsz-a
sa--ar- Peat thc butter and the s8gzr
together arst THIS ~iI maze Two
long pans ta1 Ct cz,c farm. F>s.i
an Preside
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iii. strong Point.

Mrs. Gab0-Ies. my daughter ap-
pear 10 have married ysry happily
her husband has NJ; wealth. IL must x
admitted. uu- he h..> family
Mr. Gadd-I.-. ! heard liz waS a
widowsr with sIx cn.lGr,l.-Harla.-l
Life
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crush crockery III
the kitchen and
empty silver
forks and nut
crackers into the
Stop barrel at 81
per week.
Ii was here
that she met Mr..
GrOgau. 4 talent
I'd young appren-
tee IL a lard rem
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. Niuslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teerhiug IL
soothes the child, softens the gums. aIlays,
all pain, cures wind collie, amt IS tue best
remedy for diarrhea. twenty-five cents a
bottle. Used by millions OF mothers.
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KoIK ISLAND ROUTE.

th.aF 4safeS
Harvest excursions at one fare pins =. on
for the round trip. Tickets sod oct =
end Nov. 20 all points n Texas Re, urn
limit twenty fsys, good % stop Of 10 both
directions Texas state fair ~ DALAI,
Tex. Oct - 10 Nov a Round TIP.
SlS6j Icke,s soid Oct 70 snc Is and
Nov. .. F!nsl limit Nov TO-
~ j u IEIrIEIr.- ] Lcket Agent
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The Burnett Paint company is ready TO
make good all work heretofore done aud TO
promptly fill ali orders fo= work sent 10 IT,
Get your roof ready for the winter.
j44-6t HIRAM BURNETT, Manager.
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Pr.Ilp.in.rr .rr.nE--.at.

NanzEe--W~Il. have yo1 ID r-o~
grzmue al sxsd tor Sunday r.gats
concert
Assistant -- The r-DC-z---le's a.
r;gnt. but there's smother r5s y tie
comp.nF-
WA. are they q-e-rs..1- abozt
rgW
-Aso4t -aoss --ra - .s - 1e - u
q -pSs-- --F1--
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RUBY COAL

Better than Cannon City. saves you &
per Ton. lasts one third longer hss 10
smoke SCOT CT c5:uk-rs. me tcr COOK -icFe.
hests. furuace. and open Tar--r .rsT--
Toy SAN p!e-ir-e % cbsrc~- sod OILY
bv WICHITA CoAL ca.
CH.cs - p Douglas. Pa0E- go
We PTsisrth- Hu-y ,e say cost hist Ne
FaveeVrru-es.. N- Coe3 cant say to- -Iuel
t.F .r. - -Tra- t1Sl-
Sr1-,n- NtHAE Es-
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WICHITA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,


Night school now in session. Best sd-
vsntages u the city. Bookkeeping. short
hand. typewriIing. arithmetic, penmau
ship and spelling thoroughly taught by
experienced teachers. Call and get terms.
li9-tf L. II. ROBINS. President
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FXcbrr-e stables - Orlando ard Stil,
water. We make sIzcis.ty % Carrying
essen ser L-tY zen tLs~e DoiutA 1raySI
L. n.eL' FstIol4a - solicited
SElvELT. NEEw4CE - SEITELT.
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Tomorrow, see Mrs. Wilman before you
buy your millinery. She will cut tie price
TO suit you. now that she is going away.
$50 North Main street, upstairs. 1i6 1t
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We will sell pools on the election Mon
day and Tuesday nights, at 30 East Doug
las 81 I4f IL
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To the Public.

We will sell pools on the election Mon
day and Tuesday nights, at 30 East Doug
iHs dl3G II
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The only chimney top that will cause a
stove TO draw il at the Eage COrnice
Works, 500 East Douglas. l46 II
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Night school opens Monday night, Octo-
her l. Bookkeeping. penmanship, snort
hand and typewriiing. For further par
ticulars call at college office, corner Doug
las aud TOpska avenues. III II
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Election returns received at Oak Hall
Palace, i'll rear of Occidental hotel Office.
236 Do
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Southwestern Business College.

Israel & Co. are recognized leaders for
artistic photograph work. l0G East Doug
las. Gli6 IL
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7 j. ~ mistake Mr.. wilman Cos
iug CUT sac OF millinery i TIE pisCs 20
buy. 10 North Malu street, ap-sfAi-s
10 !.
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Read the advertisement, in another part
Of the paper OF the grocery house OF Dean,
Fans * Dean. li6 IL
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Read the advertisement. IN another part
u The paper of the grocery house Of D~au.
t.ams q Dean iiG u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04

Road the advert seuseut n another Dsri
Of TIE paper ot the grocery huus~ Dean.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04

stated, the maya
zine Will be glad
to hear from the
ladies Of thecraft
III every section
Of the country,
and all be given
equal opportuni-
ties 10 win the
prize offered.
All contestants
must be either
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thn1
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04

adopted the custom Of emitting butter
at dinner, especially people who really
need the butter money to use in tie
purchase of clothing. For my own part
l do not think there is anything wrong
in having butter on the table at dinner
Those who do not care for it may let it
alone or leave the table if butter be
offensive to them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04

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Pickett - y Deuz.s.- 80 uJit.