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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03

jaw. 1 struck It with all nv strength
over the head with the butt of my gun,
which was shivered to pieces, and ap-
parently had no effect on the bear
''Idrew my knife while held the bar.
rel of the gun in my right hand and as the
bear, with a growl of rage, sprang on
me, L thrust the gun barrel into it's
mouth and plunged the knife into its
side. Then followed desperate tussel.
and the bear knocked the gun barrel
out of my hand, and fastening his paws
upon my shoulders threw me backward
on the snow.
Before L could get up the bear
rushed on me again, and as / felt its
sharp claws enter my shoulders l began
to feel that my time had come The
fall hurt me, aud the weight Of the
bear nearly crushed the breath from
my body. But as / fell caught hold
of piece of sage brush, and with that
for weapon | made a desperate fight
for my life, striking the bear repeatedly
over the head, and thus preventing the
animal from Selling either of my arms
and crushing them in his jaws. The
blows l dealt caused the bear to loosen
his hold and rise upon his launches
with howl of pain. l struggled to my
feet and tried 70 get away, but the
bear struck at me and one OF his claws
fastened itself in my coat, holding me
to the spot. Again we had tussel,
the bear striving TO fasten both its
claws in my shoulders, and I making
every effort to prevent him from doing
SO.
He was growing weaker and weaker
from the loss of blood, which was
streaming from the wound l had made
in his side, and it is TO this fact that
attribute my escape. For some mo-
ments we struggled, the bear rising and
falling each time with more difficulty.
felt myself growing faint, and by an
effort tore myself loose from the bear,
staggered few PAGES, and dropped IN
conscious on the snow.
Il suppose / remained insensible for
half an hour. The snow falling IN nv
face restored me. j tried to get up,
but could not do so for some minutes.
Al length l rose and looked around and
saw the bear lying dead only few
PAGES from me.
"A few minutes later 1 heard the
voices of some hunters who were on the
cliffs overlooking the canyon. Ishouted
TO them They proved TO be Roe Avent,
and some other men from the ". L.
ranch. They gave ME all the aid neces-
sary, and in an hour or less time they
had me at the ranch. was suffering /
more from exhaustion than any serions
injury, and by the following day l was
able 70 be out.
The bear was one Of the largest tha. !
has been killed in the Big Horn noun !
tains regions for years. Two years aga |
a hunter named Slavi1 killed one near /
II as large on Powder river As rule I
bears are scarce in northern Wyoming, l
and il is seldom that hunter runs /
scroSs one |.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03
Fish and Fowl In . fight

Edward Brown, a gunsmith, Of Co
lumbus. Ind, while hunting one day.
heard splsshing in the water. and GO
ing up the river short distance dis
covered large gray eagle battling
with large catfish. Mr.. Brown
watched the battle ROYAL for quite
awhile. Sometimes the fish would pull
the eagle almost under water. and then
the eagle would pull the FISH near the
shore Finally the eagle pulled the
fish close 70 the edge OF the water.
when Brown fred both barrels of his
gun a. the eagle, which lei 60 % the
hsh and scared av7av. Brown then
captured the fish while struggling 20
get back into deep water. aua found
the eagle had torn away all the upper
part Of its tail fms The fsh weigaed
4fty bounds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03
CHAMPAGNE CORkS.
They Arc Cut by Hand aud Are Very Kf.
pensive.

''When you pull champagne cork
the anticipation Of the sparkling bever-
age gives you but little time to consider
just how important the cork is" said a
prominent cork manufacturer, accord
ing to the Pittsburgh Dispatch
"A champagne cork is the most ex-
pensive made. You viii probably be
surprised when I tell You they cost
from seven 70 ten cents each To keep
champagne in good condition the cork
mist be as near perfect as possible. So
it is that they are cut by hand from the
best quality of Catalonia wood
The utmost care Is taken IN the Sc
lection of the wood. and event after the
ccrlls are cut another sorting process
Is gone through. Then. by a,chemical
process, the corls are tested TO see II
they can be relied upon TO dosthe par
ticular work OF tightly fastening cham
payne bottles. The manufactures
must learn for certainty whether the
corks are perfect or not betoreSshey are
permitted TO be pu: upon thesanarket.
Of course. you find some bad Tcorizs IN
champagne bottles, but their defects
are either passed over through careless
ness OF develop after the botte Is corked.
You viii appreciate that seven or ten
cents Is not such an exorbitant figure
as it would seem. There are very few
champagne corks made in America
The corks could be made here JUS as
well as IN Europe, but at much less
yrotitr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03

grabbed l.. and had hardy done 50
when tee send made = lunge . re
with the knife. I removed TIE CORK.
and az be followed re I dashed Ho1e
Of the liquid Into his lace. n stopped
hiz for . moment. and IL ths ia.zrvx!
! soaAei aT k2ndsc-chiet wTS.h TIE
fluid lie s-s-a1g =; IL arzio- and the
next Instant ! grabbed his riga. arm
with ~ let: hand zrd vita the Other
he'd The saturated iz@ad- - rrh.-f over lis
Eouth s1d roStrilk Re STRUGGLED s--i-
ously. bat IS nc yas paysiczliy weak
succeeded "a holding hiza Iozy euo-zh
70 give tae cAlco2sn--s = Glance 20 do
e. work lie sank W the soor co-a-
ple.ely szzesths;ized- ;Ara gar. hfa
. sbot y rao-pE5ae. azd sva@1 Re -
gained e91se-ousnezs be diaelzinf1 al
knowledge q Ia zz.zsls sao2 zze EaS
letg lie o1iee-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03
Millions OF pacllnres.

The Rising Sun Stove Polish factory
sold 10000 600 packages Of stove polish
In 1924. These packages. placed so as
To touch end L. end, would reach O00
miles. The factory at Canton, Mass.
covers tour acres, and turns out the
enormous product of 10 tons Der dav.
Most of the material used is mined bv
natives in Ceyion. India. and brought
by sailing vessels TO New York
The Rising sun Stove Polish has the
enormous sale OF 5000 tons per ve3r
nut Morse Bros. have recently added Ia
their business the sun Paste Stove
Polish. in answer TO the demand for. a
perfect stove paste. This sun Paste
Is already meeting large sale. The
kls'nS sun Stove Polish I'm cakes is
recommended for general backing If
a stove and for economy. and the sun
Paste Stove Polish in tin boxes for .
d1zs II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03
BEAR FOUGHT HARD
Ranchman Reynolds Tells About
the Fierce Struggle.
Evidently the Plucky StockEan Had q
Narrow Escape from Deash-Found
Unconscious In the Snow by
BONE Cowboys.

Capt. John T. Reynolds, a stocknan
OF northern Wyoming, is one of the
noted hunters of that section. 4 short
time ago, writes correspondent of the
| New York Sun, he killed a silver-tip
bear in Tensleep canyon. after fight
in which he escaped by almost a mir
| acle.
Il came up from Paint Rock" said he,
land struck the canyon at its mouth, a
little above the old w. P. ranch. 1t
was about eight o'clock in the morn.
ing, and the weather was pretty cold.
There was heavy snow on the ground;
and presently l found where bear
had come down from the Big Horn
mountain through gorge in the side OF
the rock, and entered the canyon.
followed the trail rapidly, expecting
every minute to come upon the animal,
yet it was nearly two hours before |
caught sight of it. l fastened my steps,
fearing it might get into the underbrush
and escape: but when 1 came up 1
found it standing near a small pine
tree, growing savagely. / knew then
that L had no childs play ahead of me.
.sOc4lC YEARS ago L Ill iOdl. one OF the
best hunters in our western country,
and myself were partners in the hunt
ing and trapping business, and we de-
Hberately turned our heels ON bear
that we had tracked to pile of rocks
on Big Horn mountains because we re.
allied that in a fight with it one OF US
would be killed. Ny experience is
that few of the bears inhabiting the
Rocky mountain ranges viii show fight
unless wounded, and when they ex.
hibit tendency to engage in fray il
is best for the hunter to retreat. In
my case l could not do this, for / had
been walking fast and came suddenly
upon the animal. l had Winchester |
rife and carried knife in nv hin !
pocket. l raised my rifle and fired at
the bear.
"The charge struck the animal In the |
shoulder, but did nothing more than
enrage it, and it sprang upon me. !
stepped back few spaces and fred a
second time, the ball entering the head |
of the bear, but not checking its ad.
vance. It rushed at me with distended
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03
AN ACTORS AFFLlC1ION.
A. Announced 1t Caused the Manager
Sore Distress.


Sore Distress.
In the early stock" days of WASH
ington, before the starring system was
in vogue, it often happened that some
bibulous member of the company
sought surcease OF sorrow in the flow-
ing bowl, says the Washington Post.
Salaries had not reached that fabulous
outline which now prevails, and the
ghost did not always walk, and there
fors, there was always more or less
SORROW to be appeased in the popular
tap rooms about town where the PRO
fession" congregated. 1t happened on
one occasion that a too liberal indul-
gence had rendered hors de combat one
of tie leading members of the COM
pany, who is still prominent and pop
ular actor to-day. 1t was not the first
time that he had been discovered in a
helpless condition just as the curtain
was about to go up. but he was cast for
leading part on this particular night,
and there was great excitement on the
stage. 1t was decided to substitute
another bill, and the question now
turned on the nature of the explana-
ton TO be made to the waiting audi,
ence.
Announce that Mr. Brown has had
a sudden attack of cholera morbus or
bowel complaint" said the distressed
manager OF the theater to the stage
manager.
This worthy was a heavy-voiced in
dividual with a strong Dublin accent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03
CRAZEO BY MORPHINE.
San Francisco Physician Attacked by .
Msddcned Drug-Estsr.


DR.. ". o. Wilcox, demonstrator OF
anatomy in the California medical col
lege, of San Francisco. had a narrow
escape from death at the hands Of a
maddened morphine eater the other
day. He found a yourg man in the pa
tents sitting room, whom he immedi-
ately detected to be morphine eater,
who begged the doctor TO give him one
shot. When the doctor hesitsted the
mans manner became threatening.
I'm the next moment" said the doc
tor, Il was Il the presence Of q mad
man On the operating table lay
keen surgeons knife, with blade six
inches in length. The madrnA8's a.
tention was directed toward II and IN
another moment he had possessed him
self Of 1t.
Give me morphine or I VIII cut
your heart out. ne hisSed-
DR.. Wilcox did not lose his rresence
of mind or evince fear. He laughed at
the fellows threat II stood near my
drug case" said he, "and the first OBJ
ject that my eve rested upon was q six
ounce bottle OF chloEofora- quickly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03
Notice To Owners of Dogs
City Clerks Omc


Wichita. Kan. April -. 1895.
Notice Is hereby given that ia ac-
coryiance with the provisions OF ordi-
ance No. ll3i any person owning or har-
boring dog Of the age Of three months
or more within the city 81 Wichita must
appear at this office and have such dog
registered and place upon the neck az
said dog a suitable metallic or leather
collar TO which must be attached
metallic check 10 be furnished ~ this
Office. and for which shall be charged
a Zee OF 81 for each male dog and u for
each female dog. This said ordinance
provides that any person owning. keep
ing or harboring any dog contrary 70
the provisions 81 said ordinance shall
upon conviction be fined in sum not
more than 800 nor less than -. or BY
Imprisonment not exceeding thirty days
or both such Gne and imprisonment
All registration u d0gs expires on IA
s0th Day % April each year.
Ia lot &. S. SMITH. city Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03
For a boss meal. Linden Hotel 14l ct

= " = ~ ' 7
City Ticket Agents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03

and Celtic temperament which in
clined to the humorous. He made his
way before the curtain, bowed, and in
his deep, rolling voice addressed tho
audience as follows:
Ladies' and Gentlemen: regret to
announce that the management is
obliged to change the bill tonight,
owing to Mr.. Brown, who has had a
severe attack of bowl complaint"
The audience caught the spirit of the
Joke, and, amid general laughter, set
tied down to the enjoyment of the per
torrance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03
ARE YOU GOING TO KANSAS CITY?

REAIEMTER THE MISSOURI PA.
CIFFC RAILWAY COMPANY
is the only lire that runs strictly
- tNtlilsl-iN.tD>1S Clty train Ieavinc .
lcnlla al S-t5 J.. m, arriving at Kan
S'tS tlty next morning - 7,20. This
train is made up-at Wichita and tbara-
fore always leaves on time. Nice
chair cars and Pullman sleepers.
Notice the leaving time. and tho oa,.
time You SO 10 Kansas city take the
Missouri Pacific. Always on time
Never late. Fine equipment Leaves
Wichita n 4 reasonable hour and ar
GlVes 1t Kansas city neither too Iara
nor too early Ticket Office 1i4 North
Main street Depot corner Second ana
Wichita streets
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03
lASHeo BY A SNAKE.
Negro Chased by One Of the White OaI
Ranaer Species.

Negro Chased by One Of the Wbfts-OaI
Runner Species
This IS the first snake story reported
from Louisiana this season: Pet<
Austin, q negro farmer living neas
Gibsland, La, was blowing in his field
when he stirred up one of those long,
keen snakes called white-oalk runner.
Pete dropped the pillow lines ami
grabbed small hand ak which was
sticking IN the stock, thinking To
dernolish the snake IN short order.
But the reptile could not see IL in that
light Instead, he made at Pete with
few lively wriggles and whipped G.
sharp blow across the Negroes Sims. al
most knocking him silly. The poor fell
low forgot the hand AZ and ran Ike
mad for the fence and mounted upon
1t. only to End the snake In hot pur>
suit and to feel n blow ACROSS the hips
as the snake climbed up beside him
Then Pete tumhled to the earth
again, but this snake followed suit
Again he mounted the fence, but the
snake stayed by him Finally the ne
gro was almost frightened out OF his
wits and ran across tho field 20 little
clump Of trees. thinking TO get one Of
them between him and his pursuer and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03

thus have the edge on him But tho
snake was right there and managed tor
get himself hung on 20 Peto's leg as ha
ran. He slid up till he had gotten Just
above the knee, when he tied himself
up into figure s knot with one Of
Pete's legs held hard and fast In each
loop. Fortunately this bow about ex-
hausted his length and he hadn't tail
enough left TO Lash with
IL seems never 10 have occurred 10
Pete tao sever the knot with his Ak. In,
stead, he leaned forward aud cut
pine sapling with which he managed 10
pry the snake loore from his hold. a.
the reptile let go and ran up "a trce
Pete dealt him a blow with the pole
that speedily put IN end 20 his exist
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03
Peculiar Eject Of spirit.

Dr.. Norman Kerr says ne mas found
that glass Of spirits viii make one
man violent another drowsy. e ;hi7d
-aerrT, a fourth melancholy. while
fifth man VII cry hard lie had even
known landed p-oP-ie.o- who never
had family prayer n his house excep.
when he returned home from driul.-
ing bout: and theu- 10 nla--e.r TIE hour
% the mOrning-be i che. thrre or s-e
he awakened the whole household
and insisted upon their coming down
stars FOR P-ayer-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03

Elegant free reclining chair cars on all
trains and Pullman Palace sleepers from
Wichita to Chicago and Kansas CITY
without change. Also sleepers on all
trains to Fort Worth, Houston San An
tonic aid New Orleans. Tickets sold and
baggage checked to all points north
south, east and west. Steamship tickets
sold 10 all European points at lowest
rates City Ticket Office 100 East Doug
las avenue, corner Main street. Passen-
ger station corner Douglas and Meade
avenues. Telephone 1879.
JOHN SEBASTIAN, J. II. PHILLIPS,
u. L. d +. A. Ticket Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03
An U:ter ImpossihsIlry.

Gus De Smith, while not precisely q
coward, Is everse TO getting into
trouble II he can avoid *: Not long
ago n big stout man kicked Gus dog OF
the sidewalk on Harlem avenue
You couldn't have done that last
week, said Gus, defantly.
Why couldn';I have kicked the dog
last week?'
Because only got him yesterday
Texas SiftinnA
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SANTA FEE EXCURSION.

Salina, Kan, May Z TO 9-Kansas
State Sunday School association. One
fare for the round trip.
Hutchinson. Kan. May to 1O.-Kan-
sas Musical Jubilee. One fare for the
round trip.
Topeka, Kan, May IS to 15.-Kansas
State Dental association. One and a
third fare for the round trip.
For further information call at the
City Ticket Office 15S North Main ST., or
Douglas avenue station.
TAGG q CARNEY,
City Ticket Agents.
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Rock Island and Pacific Railway New
Train Service.

Rock Island and Pacific Railway New
Train Service.
Commencing April eth the Great
Rock Island will run through two solid
trains between Kansas City and Fort
Worth daily. Train leaving Kansas
City at $40 p. m. and Wichita at 4:32
a. H., arriving at Fort Worth at 80 D.
n. in time 70 make connections with
all diverging lines for all points in
Texas. This train viii carry a through
sleeper to San Antonio, Texas. also
through sleeper TO Houston. Arriving
al San Antonio the next morning at
SIS, making the run in 2S hours, II
hours quicker than any other line Ar
irving at Houston at 5:55 the following
morning, making the run in % hours.
Train number J leaves Wichita at 7:G7
p. m, arrives at Fort Worth the next
morning at 7.5). making direct connec-
tons for all Pacific coast points. also
for Houston, Dallas, Galveston and
New Orleans. For further information
call at Rock Island ticket office. corner
Main and Douglas. ]. II. PHILLIPS.
l3S-U City Ticket Agent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03
HoMEsEEKERs EXCURSION

On May y and June Il the Santa 81
Route viii sell roundtrip tickets II
points in Arkansas. Arizona. Colorado
Texas, Utah and New Mexico: TO Lake
Charles. Ia. and 10 ali points south Of
HarrisonNille and Clinton ora the line ~
the Kansas City. Fort Scott and Mem
pms and Missouri Pacific railway in
Missouri at one lowest standard frsf-
class fare Tickets good twenty DAYS.
For further iaforma don call at the t.-,-
ticket Office. l5S North Main street. or
Douglas avenue station.
TAGG & CARNEY.
ClIy Ticket Agents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03
w-aa~.s .s.a n P.aD.IIv,a..

The zczaest man On record Is said 20
i've in Genre eozusy, Pa lie sold BIS
so1-in-la7 o1e-kalf interest IN a cox
and then refused - G5riae tie max.
maintaining tAat liz sid Only the .rout
hal. Recently The COW hooas-d tie
old Izza and a. 3 s1ing TIE Eoc-Iu-lasr
1- la-.xA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03
euFFA.o.s SAMSON.
Tsur Hsersv Clerks Try 60 Fool HiD
and Lose \ Bet

+. Tho examining surgeons OF the Sixty
fifth regiment, national guard. Buffalo,
N Y, found a Samson this week.
Among the candidates examined was
Bert Bartram, cartnan, about 50
years old When he had stripped for
the examination he sat on chair and
asked the physicians to stand on his
ankles One stood on each ankle, and
then, apparently without any great eff
fort Bartram raised his legs until they
stood like parallel bars, and held the
doctors in the air for two minutes
-Four Hebrew clerks in the wholesale
clothing house of Warner Bros & Co.
found this Samson a week earlier.
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HoalEsEEKERs ExcUnsiox,
sANTA = R0rrT-

On April -. May Il aud July II. 1895.
the santa r route VIII Seli round trip
tickets 90 all points ia Arkansas and
Texas. 70 al points on the Pecos Val
ley railway. &ew Mexico. and % Lake
Charles, La. al one lowest standard
first class fare. tickets good twenty
days. For further Information call az
city ticket Office. rs North Main strss.
or Douglas avenue station
IAfG 4, CARSON.
lt-tr T.ra.f & .-arlA
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Here's Talent

Agnes-Great mimic, the count Gives
wonderful limitations.
Jack-Tes, he gave one year or 50
ago that cost him three months IN jail.
Agnes-Inpossible, What was ~
Jack-Gave his landlord an imitation
O a twenty-do.lar bill-N. Y. World.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03
BAD L.

Jsmson Finding Slimsonsst his board
ing house breakfast tas.e' - Hello,
Slimson- what has made you.settle here2
slInson lEaournfully4 BoHazse, dear
boy. was unable to settle - ~ lAsi
place--Brooklyn Lie
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she was attacked 10y the big sI.aKe, her
beak sticking hard and fast in his
throat as he attempted to swallow her.
at this juncture the hawk appeared
upon the scene OF action, with the re-
suit Just related. Mr.. Matthews killed
the snake, bagged the haYk-which he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03
SI.eoo Reward.

The Chicago, Rock Island and Pact
Nc Railway company viii pay reward
or $i.et9 Tor the arrest and convictjn7
% each Of Ghe parties engaged in rob
o-nS the train NJ. J. near Dover. O. 7.
on me night Of April s. 1855
a J. Hit. ASST. GenL Supt-
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific.
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4 Fa-r-s tar EEn-

First Boy yvoa-,cr shy Big Nike
doesn't tran Esz q pe-.eSs.ozsai p-izs
fighter?
Secoad Soy-Nebby he Eiu't gos any
GSaEEt!e t2lertAlood Ncs--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03

cofrrnsaclng teEsay. April :. 'ra5as
S9s z ara Sil ran a4lly insfes1 =
F-sfF sNcrpE SsarsE Trs4n -. :
E-is if%sF fas Is s9sfh. eoulrssrf- ta.s
&fet4g AZ az = IA. and frsta ~. q
scr TIE fsoTsa. eoa.saxzsGszs ISesssaF. A.
- :. o - 90.
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VIII nave sCuIen. the big bra measur-
ing five feet from tip to tip across his
outstretched wings-and restored the
goose, which was his own. q little the
worse for wear after her fasting and
danger, to the bosom of her grateful
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03

Good wives and thrifty transformers
take notice. that the Wichira T,s3.5i-,t,
ccmapuy Of the West Side makes :
speciality in repairing and doinc-over
moss and hair mattresses. raro,a -
end carry the largest stock of steam
dressed feathers this side OF s. Louis
dI29 L
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Our Narr pnr,n- me VA

Inc cost Of our navy during the
years Of the civil war was-1or 1852.
s<2.ooo,ooo; 1883, Sc. 900. 00o: 1854, ss5,-
o0G. 900; 1855. 1922 n1a 900
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ADVICE To MATTHIAS

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sv-,,,
should aiyaws be used for children
teething. II soothes the child. coftena
,he gums; allays all pain. cures wind
collie. and Is the best re,,a1,- g.. 80
diarrhoea. Twel ty-five cents a bot.
tie. Used by millions Of mothers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03

Fresh Strawberries, delicious pine
apples, preserved cherries are served
with the best of ice cream at Behring's
soda fountain. d144 If o d