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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

OF the brides parents. ST. Charles hotel,
Rnsk aud Seventh streets. Rev. Homer
Wilson viii be the officiating clergy
man. The wedding Will be an informal
home affair and will be witnessed only
by the families of the contracting par
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

send your orders for tomato catsup.
worcestershire sauce. chow-chow,
French mustards pepper sauce, va
nina. lemon and all other extracts to
the ola Homestead Manufacturing Co,
Turner & Dingee. proprietors, Tele-
phones SS5 and 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

kennedy's Long Branch oat meal
ana graham waters. Royal toast
butter waters, social tea and very
many other varieties Of this celebrated
brand OF crackers. Turner & Dlngee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

They are all going TO Galveston
Saturday 10 see the finest beach In the
world Don't miss this, your last op-
pprtnnity to take salt water bath j..
The santa Fc furnishes you transpor-
tatlon there and back for S..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

Re sure to attend the Kirmess. bene-
1T Associated Charities. Thursday and
Friday and Saturday matinee, septem-
Der "a. rs and 30
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

iarrant Lodge calls a special meet
, ~, az $3.50 tonight. 1t is important
mat every member be present nv
order OF the dictator. Dy
Al. D. McNEELY. Reporter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

6oa miles. Galveston and return. for
80, The Santa ne gives you thla. Don't
fail to 10. Your last chance this seq
aon. Elegant chair ears free Sloopiniy
cara, bertha now on sale. Special rates
10 Fort Worth,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

Marriage licenses have been issued
at the county clerks office to the fol-
lowing parties: j NJ. Jones and Josie
Holt; II, Nj. Payne and J.ula Holt Hen
ry Bailey and Mary Thomas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

Flavor all your cold drinks with ten
10 hfteen drops OF ANGOsTURA BIT
TIERS. TO keep free from summer dis.
cases and all sorts OF indignation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

Leave Saturday evening for Calves
ton via Santa re, return Monday even
ms; 50 round trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

Tickets for the Kirmess for sale at
the opera house. the Pharmacy ana
connerys.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

we have Information thnt manor.
-ehcsng stolen from, The homes after
riaK Deposited by cnrricrn. Aay
nc fpr',intlns MS the names oftsuch
artio-. VIM be paid fss dollars.
\. t. WILLIAMS,
Manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

Perfectly pure. clean and wholesome.
better than ordinary butter. FOR sale by
Tuner d pingee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

Cape Cod crnnberrles first or
ths season a. Turner s Dlngee's,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

Benent Associated Charities. opera
house, Thursday and Friday evenings,
and saturday matinee. September q.
IS and 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

--.i,- ~ the great Texas sen shore
sort No person Should mlsa this op-
1tirnlty. Trains leave Fort Worth
9 y. m. Ample Recommendations fo,.
a, Chair eRra Tree and elegant sleeping
era Special rates 10 Fort Worth. An
2pr url1ct aKcnt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
We want flrst-class men to sell "
insurance. Men who can furnish ~
class business In quantity and euilg
can make flrst-class contract Ria
low. Insurance for protection, OsA
notes taken for first years premlln
Address Harris & Patterson SUE
Managers Hartford Life and AnHlI
Insurance company, Dallas, TEN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

sl'i' etiyeFlqa u az the
nf y ains avs and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
SHUT IN 4 VAULT.
While Changing safe Combination Sherman
skinner Almost Smothered.

Shut in the vault in the Kansas National
bank with the gold and silver coin and
perfumed bank notes. Sherman Skinner
experienced strange series of sensations
yesterday.
He had been sent on the inside in order
to change the combination on the lock to
the vaults door. The dial was turned
and Sherman inserted the key on the in
side. The number was recorded and the
dial again turned aud tine number re-
corded.
On The third turn no key was inserted
which showed plainly that something had
gone wrong on the inside, So il had. No
one had calculated on the man on the
inside using all the oxygen in the air
within. but such was the case.
Sherman in telling his experience said:
at all went right till after one of the
turns, felt a swimming dizziness comm
over me aud all grew -" aud he waived
his hand expressive of confused feeling
Then | sank, but was determined To get
from the floor. How happened TO unlock
the door l don't know"
He was in the vault after he fell hard Y
any appreciate time, yet it seemed 20 him
several hours. When he failed to perform
his share of the work, drilling tools were
sent for with the intention CT getting into
the safe.
Had Skinner failed to unlock the door,
and had it beeu necessary TO drill in to
him, 1t is very probable that be would
have died OF ssphyxia. before he could have
been reached.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15

The sensation Professor Barber caused
when he appeared upon the stand aud
swore TO having contributed doodle" TO
members OF the COMMITTEES on teachers
and salaries of the school board, still goes
on accommodating and the probability Is
that il will continue 70 re echo Tor long
time yet TO come.
When anything goes wrong with any
uncle or cousin OF the m=mbers OF thas
committee, the quiet looking professor Is
charged with 1t.
The latest charge laid at his door IS that
made by Florine Stanley, the typewriter
IN the office of Mr. Casey, who WAS horse
whipped a few days ago by the bis brother
of the said FlorIne Stanley. IL WAS eX-
pect-d that the prosecution o. Mr.. Stanley
for assault would bring out all the facts
and that il Professor Barber was guilty OF
precipitating the hOrsewhippIug sensation
II would he asserted N the evidence, but
Mr.. Casey refused TO prosecute and hence
the connection of Professor Barber with
the case has not been established by any
court evidence.
Yesterday Mr.. Casey's son called at the
EAGLE Office and urged tuat a statement
be priIted from Miss Stanley IN justice 10
his father. Ii Is as follows,
To the editor or the Ease.
II wish to say through the columns of
your paper that l in no wise approve of the
treatm J. :. Casey received at the
hands IF my brother, Sloan Stanley, on
last Monday evening. Ny brother has
been influenced by those who have striveu
To attain my level. and having failed aud
are now attempting 10 drag me down To
their level, aud l positively refused TO
yielG to my infer Tors. / have been
stenographer in Mr.. Casey's office since
April '93, and | eau trujhfuliy say that |
have vet To meet his superior ia honor and
integrity, and | know that he mas been
wholly blameless for any Of Mother
Grundy's talk. This miserable affair IS
the outcome of my refusing to heed GER
tain cowardiy anonymous letters advising
me to leave Mr.. Casey's employ, and his
refusing TO heed those advising him to
dismiss me. giving only such reasons as The
character OF the author of such epistles
might suggest. \ part of the blame | lay
at II. j. Barber's door and | regard him p
being who has made cowardly thrust at
man through a defenceless girl He
called at my fathers house Tuesday even
ing. and while there said he had every
reason TO have feeling of hatred for Air.
Casey. Why? Simply because Mr. Casey
aid not indorse him Ms a teacher IN the
High school. He also said that nine
t-uths Of the Third ward would sign a
petition asking Mr.. Casey to resign from
the board of education. Let the Third
ward consider the source of this brsg.
! wish to say that IL Is not my intention
to GO TO Texas, although II. j. Barber
kindly tells me that a dark, dark cloud
hangs over me" feel that | can and Will
withstand the storm AZ Idle gossip.
'tLORINE STANLEY"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
WILL 1T BE DONE?
Matter to Which Every Citizen Can AFFORD TO
Give q Moments Thought.

One of the prouiest and most enduring
monuments that the people of Wichita
ever erected, monument no less to their
enterprising spirit than to their christian
faith and hope Tor better things IN the
coming generation, Is that magnificent
temple. the Y. VI. G. a. structure. Every
body points to its solid walls, its towering
roofs and permanent foundations with
kindling pride No city in the United
States of America of the size OF wichita
boasts of such splendid like edihce
Cities ten times as large have less lmpos-
ing \. N. G. AS. No city IN Kansas
has attempted or even contem-
plated rivaling Wichita in this respect
They stand eciipsed by the almost proven
bal generosity and enterprise of our peo-
pie. That building will be standing there
on the corner of First street and Topeka
avenue one hundred years hence, the lights
through its windows revealing DOCKS ana
papers and groups and Glasses OF earnest
young men whose lnituence Will De ouly
for good.
There seems, however, to be one little
drawback in the way OF an unpleasant re-
Election. It don't amount to much, but IL
ought not TO be permitted TO exist another
week. The directors are embarrassed by
a small insignificant debt OF about 500,
which Is and has been to them a continued
source OF annoyance in these hard times.
that Is embarrassing. Ii would seem that
sum sufficient to lquidate such
debt might be collected in 4
single day, hard times or no hard times.
Aud we believe for one that it can be, as
il surely should be One of the directors
in talking to US yesterday about the matter
seemed enthUsed with the proposition OF
taking the matter to the public aud having
it cleaned up once for all and for good.
And so the effort will be made by the
united directory. And it is to be hoped that
this appeal will be met in the kIndliest
spirit, each giving something. They APP
precIate the pail of these discouraging
times and will have no disposition to
argue and beg. They only desire that the
public shall understand the pressing need
and appreciate their efforts TO maintain an
institution which should be taken care OF
and of which as monument TO our city 5
enterprise all are proud.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
CITY IN BEIEF.
T. B. Hodgser is in the city.

7. B. Hodgser Is in the city.
W. II. Steinberger has opened meat
market at SO East Doug.Gs.
Mrs. D. q. Millison is dangerously i'll at
her home. 436 Riverview avenue.
The thirty deputy marshals who went
from here 10 Emposis have returned
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney of Newton are
spending Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jones
Miss Emma johnson returned 20 Win
field last evening after a weeks visit with
Miss Daisy Lynch.
Mr. Farris of the bottiiug works has re-
turued from a nine days trip through the
Oklahoma country.
Mss Mamie Mahaney left this morning
for an extended visit with friends and
relatives in New 70 TX state.
Arthur ana Louis Lawson left yesterday
for the territory where they have claim
and have started into business.
J. \. Wallace was taken very III yestsr-
day and last night the doctors. after work
ing all day gave up hope OF his recovery.
sam Bats, J ". Blade and Mrs. Shary
were brought before the police court yes
terday charged with keeping dog without
tax.
Hodges & Leymour. the grain men,
have rented the SedSwlck City elevator as
no suitable building could be rented in
Wichita.
Jack Clark Of New York i visiting IN
the city. He says the climate OF Wichita
makes 1t the best summer resort he
knows OF
Miss Frances Aldendifer Is home again
after spending two years a. tbe.New Eng
la1d conservatory OF music a. which she
graduated.
Married, at the Dodge avenue NJ. +
parsonage July =, IS94. oy =. W. AndeT-
son. Mr.. Lester Williams OF Wichita 70
Miss Efie Rhoades OF Woodsdale, Kan.
Mrs. George Il Lloyd writes back that
she arrived Ia WsQkeshs on schedule sine
rega nj iess Of all the railroad disturbances,
stepping over IN Chicago Just one nour 70
change cars
William r True OF Haysyiile and Miss
Carrolah r Jones OF " go ootslucd
license from the probate court yesterday
10 join their hearts ana hands IA ;he holy
bonds OF wed.o
c. Y. Ferguson, who j. IN Glsawood
Springs. Colo. fer his health. tuyned very
~ on Thursday sad yesterday 10 change
VAS reported Ia his condition be has bad
o o aralEtic stroks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

Regular communication OF Wichita
Lodge No. - y. r. SS A. NJ. Monday eve
ming, July 10 Some important business.
A full attendance desired.
Special conclave OF Mt. Olivet Com
maudery No. Il. Knights 1empiArs. Mon
day evening. at the close OF the Blue
Lodge work. Visiting Sir knights invited.
Arrangements have been made for a
series OF free open air concerts 10 De ven
by Fehleisen's band al Hyde Park weekly.
The first 10 take place next Thursday.
July 10.
Regular meeting of Ivy Leaf Chapter
No. -, o. T. :. Tuesds,, July i, Masonic
hail, corner Main aud First street. By
order Of Mrs VI l. Whitlock, Worth J
Nation.
The Woman's Missionary society OF the
Central Christian church will have lawn
social at the residence Of Mr.. a. V Alex
anGer, corner Of Park and First streets,
College Hill, next Monday evening. Every
body invited and good time promised.
Caroline Harrison circle No. SO will meet
in regular session Tuesday the 18th. at
2.3O, IL 4. O. l. ". hall on North Market
street. a full afteudauce is expected as
arTau gements viii he made for tae ami
yersaTy OF our order o. tue -. Miss
Nellie ConckIn-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
COMMERCIAL CoLIEGE NoTEs.

Professor v. ". McBs, o. Hutchinson.
Kan former student. made the college a
pleasant visit SstuTday
A cali for Al accountant came from Pond
Greek. o T., during the past week
Mr j. Z Gresham Of the Shorthand de-
psrtment, took a position with Messrs.
stanley & Hume a. steGograpHer ca LOn-
Qay.
lr. + F. Brunsr a recent graduate a
the commercial course. has taken q posi-
ton ia Maxwell. - McC.ur-'s " holesals
house
NJ q. Q. Cook = former student, visited
the college " ednessay. on his way q
Colorado Springs wher- ne has accepted =
fine position Win the santa re Railroad
company.
The following persons enrolled curf-g
the week. Mr. Arthur tluO, sedvlck.
n ian. Mr. JOAN A Reed. Ag!vaus. han.
Mr.. joseph GCld-Jsiu, CITY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
STRUCK AGAIN.
Goodyear + light Psrades Another Fracas Before
the Public.

Another action took place in the Good
year fight yesterday Samuel Williams
who rents this Goodyear hotel was arrest
ed and taken before Justice Jones HC
was charged with disturbing the peace.
The complaining witness was Mrs
Goodyear who claimed that Williams dis
turbed her peace by trying 10 put her out
of the hotel She claimed that this WAS
Just another ruse OF Mr.. Goodyear in col
fusion with Williams 10 get rid o: her and
impose upon her.
The court decided that Williams was
guilty and placed fine upon him and or
dered him TO pay the costs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
THEY CoLLIDED
Teams Tc1r Along Douglas Prom opp sit.
Directions s.d Clash Together.

Two ruuawsys caused considerable
Scrambling among the crowds who
througed the streets last night.
The teams belonged TO George Brinley
aud Tom Agerts Tie carriage Of the
latter came from the east while Brinley =
carriage came from the west, both on
Douglas avenue.
At the corner Of Lawrence they ran
together. While the AEeTt>' rig was not
hurt the Brinley Carriage had = wheel
broken, but the horses could not be stop
ped aud in the next blocA Tan into al
electric car pole.
One OF the hor=es was badly cut 10 the
shoulder aud neck and the buggy injured
20 that it cannot be repaired The spokes,
axeIs, Ded, top aud springs were al
smashed The damage j. $50.
The team scared at blowing paper.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
NEW YORK store

Come SIX months ago we received a sam.
- pie set of silver metal spoons and forks.
We had some doubt about the recommenda-
tons which accompanied the set, and at
once allowed lady to take the set home
with her, with the understanding that she
was to use them constantly for six months.
Some two weeks ago she returned the goods
to us, with little signs of usa9e--brisht, clean
and unworn. We at once telegraphed for
500 sets. They are here and on display in
our window a blank contract from the
company asks us to adhere to the established
price of 75c per SET but we will give our
customers the benefit of the goods at exactly
SOC per set Of Table Spoons, ca Spoons or
Forks, with the company's' guarantee that
they are as good in every way possible as
solid coin silver wearing qualities not ex-
cepted. Each article has chased initial
handles.
Our best IS and 4oc Mattngs, choice
CSC yard for this week only
Our Is and soc Mating. choice 1Sc
yard for this week only.
Only five rolls remain of our Ioc
Mating.
Hundreds of other bargains.
CASH HENDERSON.
$50 and 1872 North Main St.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
NEW ORGANIZATION.
Council ofthe knights and Ladies of Security
Formed.

Wichita Council No. 30, Knights and
Ladies Of Security, was instituted at Peer
less hall on Friday evening, by Colonel
John I. Shows!ter, deputy national preSi-
dent, with n Charter application list of
forty-five, including many of the leading
business men and their wives This is a
new order, being less than two years old.
and has already a membership OF 5000.
It's growth Is unparalleled in fraternaI
insurance. Its popular and distinctive
features are that it creates a reserve fund
without hardship, which limits the cost
of the insurance 10 a small sum per thou
sand and makes the policy as certain and
reliable as any old line insurance
The officers elected at the installation of
Wichita council were:
President-E. T. Hamilton.
Recording secretsry-W. j. Shelton.
Financial secretary-Harry T. DERRICK.
Treasurer-W hitney r. Tucker
The council adjourned until Friday
evening, July 20. The charter Will be left
open until that time, when the balance OF
the officers will be elected and organiza-
ton completed. For information Inquire
Of the council officers, or l. L. Allen, or
Deputy National President John T.
Showater.
Mr.. Showslter, who instituted the lodge
here, is prominent kanssn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
SUES CITY.
Wants s.. OOa for Having : Leg Broken BY
Falling Upon the sidewalk.

G. H. Giveus instituted suit against the
city Yesterday. The cause for action is
damages Givens claims that ey the care
Iessness of the city he was damaged 20 the
extent of 5000
On the West Side OF the river on the
great avenue of Chicago Is warehouse
Ia front of this warehouse Is a planking
formerly used to assist trCcas in running
from the sidewalks. Last winter. says
M Givers, as he was returning home
rather late in the evening the toe of his
boot deigned to recognize the claim of the
planking To precedence. The planking
held the right of way aud Mr.. Given5 was
thrown TO the sidewalk.
His leg was broken and now he ella inns
that the doctors bill, the loss Of time and
the anguish aud pain incident upon the
accident are worth 50 0OJ.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
OFFICES sL6CTEp.
Knights % Ns-abees Sei-ot Their on ers for
the Term

FRIDAY evening Post Commander Friz-
ellie installed the following officers FOR the
ensuing s.I months fer the Knights O.
Macs bees
W. T. Palmer, sir knight commander,
". r Cup. sir kUiEht Lieutenant com
nsrser. J. I Leland, r K. Thomas
Watkins Z. h: r Il. Vaudeville. Gag
tain, ". .. Goodin, Sargent, William II.
". Al II. White. second u. a, Il Z
Calkias. sentinel: J. T. Stafford. picket.
After TIE installation. Mr.. Frize.le en-
;ertained the guests mot hosp.Jsb-y a. h's
.Ee cream uar!1r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
Anrs1rAL covcEgr

VIII he given 81 tae Dodge Avenue " 2
church. Wednesday evening. July =. lsti
Tor the b-aefit % the church. TIE pro
gram viii consist o. vocal, violin. banl-
sud piano music 10 solo. oasts aad frius-
\ small admission fs= w8ll b charged aud
al are inv!teJ 10 AtseGc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
HI IS 4 HEKO.
One Of the Brave Five Hundred Honored BY
Congress.


Captain Kirk is now wearing on his
breast badge representing an honor
greater than golden fleece or Roman eagle.
1t is that presented to him by congress for
great personal bravery during the war.
The captain is modest and does not parade
his medal but nevertheless he is proud OF
it and he ought to be.
Everybody knows what it means to vol
unteer when the head of a nation calls for
troops, and all old soldiers Will remember
the many calls for volunteers from the
ranks at times of great emergency, when
forlorn hopes had to be followed
aud when those who answered
''here" carried their lives in their
palms. The hazard volunteers soon
become known in regiment. Jonathan
C.. Kirk was one of them in the Twentieth
Indiana infantry. At his cottage home,
6l7 North Fourth avenue may be seen a
large memorial, issued to the Comrades
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
ADDRESS ISSUED.
Appeal for Help for the Young Mems Chr ST.
iau Association.

". +. Stanley. J. j. Parks, S. s. Noble,
ID. w. Smith, +. l. Mcclure, w. H. II.
Dewey, J. d. Schollenberger, w. c. Petri,
William Richardson aud II. b. Scott,
directors OF the Y. III. G. A. organization,
have issued an address to the people in
which they say:
During the stringency of the past few
months the board of directors of the Y NJ.
{. A. have been unable TO raise sufficient
money to meet running expenses and pay
the interest upon the mortgage upon the
property, and there is now 5000 interest
due and unpaid. We are threatened with
foreclosure and sale of the property unless
this interest is paid at once.
I'VE will wait upon the people during
the coming week and ask each one to con-
tribute what he can to help us in this mat
ter aud save this splendid property from
sale. We trust that every one will meet
rs with generous response, and that the
amount can be raised readily"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
TALK ON POLITICS
SOME NEW MOVES ON THE POLITI-
CAL CHECKER BOARD.

Henry Schweiter Urged to Run for
Representative, " lille the Friends
c. Ii. Brooks are Pushing Him
for County Attorney-Com-
mon Everyday Republi-
can Condemns Ger
tain Campaign
Methods-Vic-
tory sure.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
iPrOcras tinatlOn
Is the
Thief Of
| Time.

On July % orr Free Soda
Water contest closes. Tho EsGLE
Of Bird contains lull particulars,
bit for the benefit Of those vino
may not have seen this issUe, We
reproduce the conditions here
The prizes are two IN number,
consisting q 100 and - Free
Soda Water Tickets. and SO oHef-
ed for the best and second best
composition giving the reason or
reasons for the phenomenal
growth % oar business Cornps-
b6on i open 20 al Wichita school
children under Is Communlca-
tons must be addressed - %. ~
written on one side Of the paper
only. and must reach Is not later
than July 20
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
M'CoRmICK's FOLDER

u, y. Mccormick has published very
neat aud mpi-te folder o.; " lchita. Be
sides other valuable features 10 contains a
map showing the advantageous position OF
the Peerless Princess, IA excellent shape