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stem browns and grays and half d

stem browns ana grayS ana nail d
dozen shades of blue are in favor.
4 cotton dress that went to Florida
this week was of blue and cream
colored check, with a full skirt
founced with guipure lace and tied
with blue ribbon. The full bishop
sleeves had blue cuffs.
Another novel wash gown is navy
blue lawn checked with cherry red.
The bodice is cherry colored with
'Vandyked collar of guipure lace and
deep turned back blue revers, showing
a quaint vest of white lawn. A cherry
icolored sash finishes this smart little
costume prettily.
The new hats are fantastic. If we
are really going to wear them we shall
look as if life were all picnic or fancy
fair. Prominently displayed by lead
ing milliner is an enormous butterfly
of white lace, the wings standing far
out on either side of the hair. Bows
of blue ribbon give a little substance to
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.his airy structure or complete its sec
ond pair of wings. For head and an
tennae it has a spray of pink roses
with leaves inst above the brow.
Quite as extravagant is picture hat
OF black lace, with ar American Beauty
rose under the brim, and mass Of
curling black ostrich plumes about the
crown. rosette of lace Is fastened
by paste brooch behind
Smaller. but even more picturesq ne,
is toaue made up Of nothing but big
loops OF rose and crearn-colored striped
ribbon fastened with bunch Of violets.
A very small capo;e is made Of pink
hyacinths with huge gauze rosctte
over each ear
Another is made Of big pink rove
with wings OF blue spangled gauze
lowering about II.
\ quaint tcque is OF black Russian
net, with red and orange tulip on
each side OF the crown
There is even the garden hat One
Of moss green straw = trimmed with
violeis and green rushes-
At dinner at Lakewood the other
evening these were some OF the smart
gowns:
An opal-tipted silk. trimmed with
northumberland chiffon
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our ~'!G west. He mas seen various
shows IN London typical. he under
stands. of frontier life, and he longs for
buffalo hunt and enjoyments of that
description. But even if he is compelled
toput mp with different game he can bag
respecta bic trophies in any sort of hunt.
Intellectually the young man is very
passable. He is euick-witted, of good
address and generally calculated to
make favorable impression. He is
tall and slender, and has the Churchill
mouth, resembling strikingly the
founder of the house. ambitious John. -
the greatest general Of his age. His
complexion i fair and his hair dark
brown. His eyes are deep gray and his
nose aquaine. His fairly temperate
youth has preserved his strength, and
from every point of view he is most
fetching fellow
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BLEyHEIM PALACE

h<rct of nseaath- Lady Randolph is In
Paris. All these impressive people met
In the CAV capital few weeks ago.
But it is the Union club in New York
which has the most authentic informa-
lion. When Lord Randolph was in
New York he himself confirmed the
story. And now. 10 cap the climax. it
kranspires that Charles Richard John
churchill himself, who is the present
duke. and marquis Of Blanford III addi-
ton until he has a son to take the ctle,
will visit our country and make quite
tour of the land. Already his name is
town on the visiting list of the Union.
the Knickerbocl1er, the Metropolitan
hnd other clubs. The duke bears let
tiers of introduction to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Gerhard, who have left their
New Jersey residence and are now go
Ing the rounds Of New York society; to
Mrs. Paran Stevens, to Mr. John Jacob
Astor and to Mr.. Elisha Dyer, Jr. The
luke is already acquainted with Mrs.
Astor.
As his grace of Marlborough is in
the deepest mourning, he naturally
leads a rather dull life. Most of his
bays are spent amid the stately grand
eurs of Blenheim, the seat OF the
family 1t is superb structure and
cost Mrs j. Hooker Hammersiy $780,
boo TO repair, not one cent of which
money can she get back. a nd his grace
mot his grace who is In Heaven, but
the one on earth-is far from cordial to
bis stepmother. The young duke is
nlso a trif1e cold to his fair relative.
lady Randolph Churchill, now in Paris.
He displayed an unmistakeble readi.
hess to have her racate the town house
of the MsrIboroughs at so Grosvenor
square, London, Immediately opposite
ahe Rosebery mansion adjoining the
brick edifice in which Baron A. de Roths-
child lives. But as his grace is very
fond of his cousin, Winston Churchill,
ELDEST son of the late Randolph, he is
more tolerant of those "Jeroses," as he
calls the American marital contingent.
This Winston Churchill is the dukes
chum. The duke has just had him APP
pointed lieutenant in the Fourth Hus-
sars. a crack cavalry regiment now
stationed at Aldcrshot. His grace has
also secured leave of absence for his
iinsman for the coming summer,
wherefore it Is conjectured that the
cousin viii accompany the duke to
these parts.
His grace proposes to do" America
In a manner betting a noble lord. He
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One OF the cheapest and most beau
tisul OF ported plants. and one conse-
qreutly beloved by the poor II all parts
OF the city. IS the primrose Il blooms
for many weeks together. and the
plant with care. may he carried over
from one winter 70 another. rs great
enemy is the heat OF the summer here
abouts- Cheaper and more easily prop
sGated i the geranium- which VIII
endure all sorts of weather. can be
multiplied indefinitely. and blooms
large part az TIE year IL, too, Is .
prime faycrite in the teremen; guar
te-s, where the poor still have the merit
20 cultivate aowe-S-Philsde.pn =
Pres
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The EYceptIOn.

A small boy on Third street had had
some difficulty with the neighbours
children during the afternoon, and that
night he was not feeling in very Chris
tan spirit. After he had gone to bed
his mother came in TO tuck him away
snugly.
did you say your prayers" she in
quired.
"Yes'm.-
"And did you pray for the heathen?"
The boy was slow to answer.
"Yes'm, did" he said at Last ''all of
them. except them next door. Detroit
Free Press
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''You don't sSn. th2, a. hat. xa-y.-
said Mr. MnTg.ns. Nho yas with hI,
wife IN ne n1iliinsr's stor-- ITS too
big. snJhozV. Now. II The n.a!laer
eouid o1ly take OF four O. Eve father.
1; would De- az right
bat ses.y, tutsrpo@ed the nillsne~.
s7Veetiy. saiting the action 20 The word.
ts<e ihe1n OF so--see7 And :he,~ yosa
have a love Of little boaas9
And then. az Sir Nuggf.s ,elt for ri,
pDckrtooo< s.rilinrly. thinking q. IA
sc5nory be had effected. she aaae.i.
Soy Ks only go. @-Chlea.go Record.
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will visit Newport and then travei
westward. In all probability he will
make sensation. He is little past
twenty-three, having been born in
Blenheim palace on November Is. 1871
From his babyhood smooth of check,
pellucid of skin, fair of face. he has
proved SO delicious 10 the fair that they
all yearn to bite him. just as if he were
Roman Pompey born again. He pos
sesses that Difference of manner which
''auses women TO allude TO a man a.
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Avoiding Snspicinn.

Miss De Sty!e-Horro-s. Why hav.
You adopted grocer'S scale and ward
stick as our ccat-of-arIls?
Mrs De Style wish people to know
That our money was made in honest
trade. Otherwise they might suspect
tAat your father or grandfather had
been on the police force-N. Y. Weekly.
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a fsAra o.s.tso,-

Modern Aaid-i wish sozne advice.
% Lady--certainis. ny dssar. whas
f. it2
Ao<isFn azld--Sha.l ] snarry n nan
~ana1 tastes are TIE opposite % nine,
AH1 quarrel With hiTae y shsli ..arry
a naan whose tastes ara the s.ra, "a
lbs Erd SCI tired Of hinf-&. y.
Wcs.iy.
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LINED WITH SILK
About Easter Fancies in Hats and
Tailor Gowns.
What Is New for the Season of Flower
and Green Leaves-Novel Shapes,
Novel Colors, Novel Sug-
gestions.
tCoPYRIGHr. 1851

spring tailor
gown, as viewed
at the private
openings, is q
mo st interest
ing affair. Ii is
made of tweed
or " hi pc I'd
wool, but the
feature which
insures for it
DrOuDt and re.
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with that Of the interesting youth who
Is now the ninth duke of Marlborough,
there comes new and undenied asser-
ton that the marriage will take place.
Miss Gertrude herself is now in Genoa,
but returns very soon. The Marlbor-
pughs are in deep mourning as conse-
cuence Of Lord Randolph Churchills
nntimely taking off. The dowager
duchess is steamino the Atlantic in
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FOR SALE-Csatraiiy located city prop
srty. both improved and vacant. residence
and business. AZ q ys-T low price, 20 setfis
an estate. = T Carpenter. attorney.
Fletcher Pulling. cel-tf
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FOR Sal
Vnder tnis bead r per Ire r.e- GavJ
FOR SALE-xso-A nice 2-story. s-roSrn
'ouse. barn ana iofs. all fenced arI
ice SHADE Clement & Thomas. o<s-st
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PERSONAL.
Piles, IiStula IisSure

and az diseAse4 .
tls ftrtum Caret
without knife. Ia
ture. o. caGsEier.
CUEt=STARAS
JEEiL 10 Money
L. 10 paid until -
iseUfi. 1r-l
PRIVATE TIS-
? ASH fr b-ytl
Tes eticAfg
cured 90 fhe shortest
time aufi Ga the ulDst
ea-cuasia ter Il s
without fts usB ~
Garz~fpEs huge
Fruais aims -gfa n
al frFfa-- ~ fer~-r-.
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FOB Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SAI.E-Househoid goods OF all
kinds for sale cheap. Can al lGte North
Fourth avenue. dlQ2-5tQ
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txise Of Isrns.-
The farm lands Of this country are
est: mated 20 De worth sIS.279.252.Ssa
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WANTED-Situation- years experience
in drug trade. also understands wall paper
and soda fOunt trade. Best of reference
furnished. Address l23 Ida avenue.
n
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FOR SALE-Six thoroughbred Poland
China sOvs. already bred: pedigree fur
nisEed. =. Boutcn. 90 Mona avenue. half
mile east Of Hydraulic on Central
ol1l-iCu
TOR SALE pulieys. finch face. D.
inches IN diameter. Enquire al the Eagle
Office. GE7 r.
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THE PEOPLES
WANT COLUMNS.

FOR SALE-s@sfo-The newly finished
house No. ST y. Lawrence ave. sro0rnsand
AL modern conyenieacsS. everything Wei
and substantially built. Terms easv
Hartford Investment Co, SeGgwic< Block.
us e First ST dss--eod-gf
FOR SALE-S,fco will buy a nice COT
taSe. two lots and barn, nice shade. fences
and wSlks. This cottage Is situated on
North Emporia. south OF Central ave.
Clement & Thomas dSS-St
FOR SALE-s0S Waco avenue. Tbs
is one OF the best residences Tn tire city.
Oaly six blocks from Douglas and Main
This choice, property is urercUr,hcrel
For particulars inquire at the above num-
Der. GeS-6t-
FOR SALE-The best bargains ever
offered; owner must sell
as y. Main. 5-story brics. opposite oc-
cidental hotel, SSUa.
20 Poplar street. lots. 5-rooa house.
barn. shade. 500.
ISIS = f,aple street. Il lots. f-rocra house.
large ba y. shade, fruit: / block from
car line. $50.
Look at them and corne and see me.
dss-u- r. l. SPENCER
FOR SALE-Large cottage and I acre
of land. barn and chickea house. for SSo-
Clement X Thomas. ds>-st-
FOR SALE-SS5a viii bay five room
cottage and TWO lots on North Topeka
Clement & Thomas. deS-ot-
FOR SALE-s2so-4--oom brick cottage
and two lots, fruit and shade Ciemens
X Thomas. dS-st
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HE COMES TO WE'D
BIS Grace Of Marlborough's Err.
rand to America
Miss vandefbilt Choeen-Ths Young Duke
WM svagger IL In America. Accom-
panied By His Cousin, Lord RAN
dolph Churchills Son.
COPYRIGHT. 1895. !

OF WITHSTAND
ING the evasive
policy of the Van
derbilt family in
dealing with the
hydraheaded ru-
m or connecting
the name of Miss
Gertrude, daugh-
49, 1f rarnAl1nc
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fletialfy.
Apil.peT ~ Fsfiinz-Fits speedily coatroliSi
81 primal faflT csiresf. Gorrszf-1assez.ca 81
mai prousitiF aa-serei
- DiCE&E FURNISHED ~ All. CASES.
fonsTitsfisn. Confidential ard favi.ed
Zee ora from a. n urtii 71Dg. M. SD
Day Hutil - L. a. C.-l4 - C;..cs- c.go&iss
- Ensof AC&Sra4fA
DIR. j. T.. BENIN EFT.
Ia6 y. Main st.. Wichita RA
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eOp sAIE-orAI rcrarr

eOR SbLE-PEAL ESTATE.
C-nder this head &c per iiue per day.
FOR SALE CHEAP-90 acres good early
corn Land on outskirts Of town. raised
good corn this year. f.asy terms. Hart
fOrd Investment Co. Sedgvick Block
dsS-tf-Sun-Y vs. Diff
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WANTED-To rent two 60 nlr. unfur-
nished rooms. must be in good location.
Ars. F. E TaIburt, 525 y. Emporia
dss-Gtlp
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SITUATIONS EO--MALE.
U-nder this head e per line per iay)
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HELP WANTeD-MACE
CUnder this head 81 per line per dayD
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WANTED-Stock OF dry goods or gro
ceries cheap. for cash. Address Lock
Box 30 Blackwell. .. T. dss-stn
WANTED-Traveling men to carry the
Petry Hose COUplers as a side line. Ad-
dress 1874 y. Fourth avenue, Wichita
Kan. d.S-tf
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Classified advertisements III be cents
per line each insertion; average seven
words 10 line. agate measurement
%ss55N
IzI5651ll.a s'.IL5HED
HELP TED-FeMRJE
Nnder this head Sc per line per dayD
WANTED Experienced help in dress
making, and one apprentice girl. - y.
Topeka ave. dl02 sta
WANTED-A widower in the country.
with large house and small family wants
an intelligent micdle-aged Christian lady
as working housckeeper. Address =
Benjamon, Eagle office. d97-lVtG
SITUATIONS WANTEn-FSMa1E.
Under this head &c per line per day)
HELP WANTeD-MAlE.
Onder this head 81 per line per dayD
SITUATIONS WANTEO--MALE.
Under this head Sc per line per day)
WANTED Situations years experience
in drug trade, also understands wall paper
anu SOFA lOuUl trade BEST OF reference
furnished. Address l23 Ida avenue.
d91-St.4
MSCElLANsO Gus.
(Under this head SC per line per dayD
FREE CONCERT every day On the
Great Regina Music Boxes at Barnes a
Newcomb's. Is II
GOOD PAYING Hotel business. furni-
ture included, for sale Inquire of Tuck
ar a. Sya -
ds0-llt-0
THREE BARGAINS-A splendid Tuft
soda fountain complete and IN perfect
order; an excellent hotel range-l0-hole-
complete and in good repair; a phOnO-
graph. in perfect condition. Each will
be sold AT nominal figures compared TO
first cost. Call AZ Singer & DonneIfs
furniture store, 29s. 2Il y. Main strett.
des-tf.
YOU CAN GET all the deHcacies OF the
season in edibles al the Elite restaurant,
III North Main street. Open day and
night Telephone %. S'-ln
NIAS9UE SUITS 90; LENIa o a.
oar
AGENTS WANTED.
statesmen WANTED.
BUSINESS OPPoRTUNi
S-Vu Nun tfll IEEI(-MdNu
featuring concern wants representative In
Wichita Cor any city not taken.b Must
have few hundred dollars cash To pay for
goods on delivery after orders have been
secured. f. Z. Vail, Morse Bldg. New
York. Cle2-Gt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CUnder this head Pc per line per day.
WANTED-Anyone having 100 or 1870
pound mare mule. not under 4 years old
and not over years Old. viii please bring
them in town on Saturday next "a; Brad
shaws old stable. ] will pay = good round
price for IL. George 8urrei. dl02-2ta
wANTED-50 or = u within three blocks
OF Oak street on Lawrence or Topeka ave.
Enquire room Sol, Sedgwick block.
digl-4t.f 70
WANTED-To rent two 60 nlc. unfur-
nished rooms: must be in good location.
Mrs. F. Z. Tai5urt, 525 y. EmpOria.
dss-cLG
WANTED-Stock OF dry goods or gro
ceries cheap. for cash. Address Lock
Box go Blackwell. o. T. dss-stn
Notwithstanding men to carry the
Petry Hose COuplers as a side line. Ad-
dress 1874 y. Fourth avenue, Wichita,
Kan. d.s-tf
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WANTED-50 or - u within three blocks
OF Oak street on Lawrence or Topeka ave.
Enquire room 3o1, Sedgwick block
a IL "a
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SEQ MONTHLY GUARANTEED-Af
featuring concern wants representative In
Wichita Cor any city not takenJ Must
have few hundred dollars cash TO pay for
goods on delivery after orders have been
secured. +. Z. Vail, Morse Bldg. New
York. GIe9-Gt
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mISCElLANE Gus.

GOOD PAYING Hotel business furni-
ture included, for sale Inquire Of Tuck
er * Spencer, over 202 r. Douglas
DIAL az
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Nnder this head e per line ner daN }

WANTED-Anyone having 1iJD or 100
pound mare mule. not under 4 years old
and not over years Old. viii please bring
them in town on Saturday next "a; Brad
shaw's old stable. ] will pay 4 good round
price for X. George 3urrel. dl02-2ta
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DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
SUPERIOR MERIT.
Remarkable Curative Properties of q
New Remedy for Indigestion and
Stomach Weakness.

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, new prep
aration for the cure of dyspepsia and the
various forms of indigestion and stomach
troubles, owes it's great success as
for these troubles to the fact that 1t is pre-
pared for disease and weakness of the
stomach and digestive organs only, and is
not recommended or advised for any other
disease 1t is not cure-all, but for any
stomach trouble ii is undoubtedly the
safest most sensible remedy that can be
advised with the prospect OF a permanent
cure. 1t is prepared in tablet form, pleas
ant to taste, composed OF vegetable and
fruit essences, pure pepsin and Golden
Seal every one of which act effectively in
digesting the food eaten. thereby resting
and invigorating the weak stomach; rest
is natures cure for any disease, but you
cannot rest the stomach unless you put into
it something that will do Its work or assist
in the digestion of food. That is exactly
what Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets do. One
grain of the digestive principle contained
in them will digest 5000 grains of meat.
digest the food whether the stomach is
in working order or not thereby nourishing
the body and resting the stomach at the
same time and rest and nourishment is
natures cure for any weakness In per-
sons run down In flesh and appetite these
tablets build up the strength and increase
flesh because they digest ffesh-formng
food which the weak stomach cannot do.
They increase the flow of gastric juice and
prevent fermentation, acidity and sour
sSnlart's Dyspepsia Tablets can be found
at all drug stores at so cents per package.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

The steamer Waesland, from Antwerp, has
arrived at New York.
The German charity ball, at Madison
square Garden, New York, Monday night,
Melted $4,000 profit.
The Morganfield- Searcey train robbery
case, on trial at Stafford c. H., Va, VIII
be given to the jury to-day
The New York Court of Appeals has af-
frmed the conviction of DR.. Buchanan. the
wife murderer. and he must die.
On Jan. Salt Lake City had population
of 1880. This is an increase of 3137 COM
pared with the federal census of 1890.
The water-soaked rcof dug-out ON Louis
crushing to death his two youngest children
Mrs. Hulda Person, of Lynn, Mass, has
received a letter which was in the pouch
that came ashore from the wreck of the
Elbe. 1t was forwarded from Bremen
C. F. Arnum & Co., extensive leather
with heavy liabilities. 1t is claimed that
the recent failure of the State Bank led
to the suspension.
The relief committee of Round Pond, the
county seat of Grant county, Oklahoma,
requests contributions to alleviate the suf-
ferings of their people. They ask for pro-
visions, corn, barley, potatoes and spring
seeds
In an explosion of molten metal at the
furnace of the Shenango Steel Company,
miah Sullivan We're probably fatally burned
while Matthew Curtis and six others were
painfully injured.
President Tracy, of the Republican
National League, has called a special meet
ing of the leagues national committee to
ID. c., on Saturday. March 2 The league
men meet for the purpose of making prep
arationS for their national convention,
which convenes in Cleveland, o., June 10
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Butter and Cheese Making.

ROCKFORD ILL.,, Feb 26.-The third an
nilal convention of the National Butter and
Cheese Makers Association opened here
this afternoon with large attendance. The
first session was occupied with organiza-
ton and preliminary work. There is very
large exhibit of butter and cheese from
that not less than one thousand members
of the association will be here.
The Armory has been converted into a
display room, and dozens of firms from all
over the country have machinery in work.
ing order. Exhibits of butter and cheese
were received from over two hundred diff
erent creameries, and Judges Orrin Doug
lass of Boston; George Refischneider, of
New York, and William Colyer, of Chicago,
are now at work making selections for gold
medals to be awarded.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs Mary b. Fletcher and daughter have
returned from trip to Florida
Miss Nellie Boyland. of Browns Valley.
is a guest of her cousin. Mrs. j. p. Dur
ham.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher of the Oakland flats,
will leave soon for Illinois to reside perma-
nently.
Mrs Leonard Wild. of Noblesville. is
spending few days in the city with
friends.
Mrs. De Wore will lecture in Cincinnati
Wednesday evening on the missionary work
in Alaska.
Mrs Mum. OF New York, will remain in
the city several weeks, the guest of Mrs
Henry A. Beck.
Mrs Robert Mccormick Davis, of ST.
Louis assisted Mrs. j. A. Milburn at her
day at home yesterday.
Miss Salame Candreeii, OF Brunswick, NE.
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. III. j. Nettle-
ton. on College avenue.
There will be an old-fashioned quilting
bee at Roberts Park Church Wednesday,
March g. beginning at Q O'Clock in t..e
morning. Between u and = luncheon will
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other Deaths I'm the State.

SHELBYVII4LE, Ind. Feb. 26.-James
Raster, a wealthy farmer, aged fifty-eight,
died of pneumonia Sunday. Deceased was a
large land owner and left a large family
Mrs. Jeanette Gordon, aged seventy-two,
died of grip. Sunday afternoon She was
born near Maysville, KY, and moved to
Rush county, in this State. early in life.
About 1916 she moved to this county, where
she has since resided.
Mrs. katherine Hey. wife of Peter Hey
prominent farmer of Shelby township, died
Sunday. aged seventy-eight.
MUNCIE. Ind, Feb. 26-Mrs Mary J..
Glenn. aged eighty. and for many years
resident of Eaton, died suddenly of heart
trouble last evening, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. William Abbott, in this city.
REDKEY, Ind. Feb. &c. j. Connolly,
postmaster of this city, died at O'Clock
this morning after lingering illness. He
was appointed by President Cleveland in
1893. Funeral Thursday, at p. m.
COLUMBUS, Ind, Feb 26-Mrs James
Broomfeld. widow residing in Clay town.
ship, fell dead with paralysis, in her yard,
this morning.
RICHMOND, Ind, Feb 26-JoeI Rails
back, aged eightyseven. died to-day at his
home, near this city.