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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-23

for Philadelphia. She went ashore in q
hurricane and G. P. Huntington bought
the wreck for $500. The Kimberly was
taken to Newport News and there was
renamed the San Bepito, and when
launched again the American flag few al
her mizzen. She came around the Horn
In 1889 with cargo of cement and oil,
and ever since has been carrying coal
from Puget Sound for the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company.
Once before the San Benito was ashore
In almost precisely the same position and
IN the same place as she is now. On that
occasion she got off, but Captain CoIville,
who was then in command, failed to re-
port the matter to the Inspectors of Hulls
and Boilers. In consequence, when the
annual inspection took place, the dents in
the bottom plates were found and the
story came out. AS a result Captain Col
vile was suspended and Captain William
Smith took his place.
Captain Smith has been connected with
several unlucky ships, but this is the first
time he has ever had an accident scored
against him. In the old days he was mas
ter OF the British ship Barnard Castle.
Soon after he left that vessel she crashed
onto Race Rock and became total loss.
Next Captain Smith went as third officer
of the steamer Wellington, and later was
made master of the San Mateo. From
that steamer he was transferred to the San
Benito, and had been captain of her up to
the time of the disaster.
Chief Engineer 1. w. Wood has had a
really remarkable experience while in the
employ of the Pacific Improvement Com.
pany. He came around the Horn in the
Tacoma, and was in the engineers depart
ment when that vessel was lost. He was
first assistant engineer of the San Pablo
when that vessel went ashore, and was
chief engineer of the San Pedro when il
was wrecked on the rocks at the entrance
to the harbor of Victoria, B. C. Now he
is chief of the San BeniIo when she is
being dashed to pieces on the rocks near
Point Arena. Chief Engineer Wood is a
nephew of Captain Charles GoodaIl OF
Goodall, Perkins & Co.
First Assistant Scott and Second Assist
ant Condor are both well known in ma
rine circles, but this will be their first ex-
perience in shipwreck. Chief Officer
Zoll1ng and Second Officer Swan have
been with the San Benito for years and
are two of the most careful officers who
sail out of the Golden Gate.
The San Benito was $40 feet long, Al
feet inches broad and II feet inches
deep. The managing owner was F. S.
Douty. secretary of the Pacific Improve
ment Company. The wrecker Whitelaw
left for the scene of the wreck last night
and Manager Schwerin of the Southern
Pacific went along to see what could be
done to salve the doomed steamer.
The Condor family have been very un-
fortunate, as among the drowned is Sec-
ond Assistant Condor, whose father was
chief engineer of the Bertha. Last year.
when the steamer was on her way to
Alaska, Condor Sr. was washed overheard
aud drowned. The brother of the two
men who lost their lives at sea is chief en-
gineer OF the Spreckels tug Reliance.
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Experlmenters Near orovlIIe.

OROVILLE, CAL, Nov. 22.-There seems
to be some foundation that the alrship
which recently passed over Sacramento
was built in this neighborhood, but no in
formation can be obtained as to who the
builder could be. Rumor has it that two
parties were recently experimenting with
new and light gas which they expected
would outdo anything yet introduced for
balloon purposes. 1t is also asserted by
others that three or four comparatively
unknown parties of wealth have been for
several weeks experimenting with various
gases and feel confident of solving aerial
navigation.
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HISTORY OF TIE SAW BEN1ro

Vent ashore Once Before In Almost the
Same Place.
The long-predicted southeaster got in
its work yesterday. Reports from various
points between Cape Flattery and the
Golden Gate have been one continuous
tale of disaster, but never before has it
struck so near home. Wreckage has
arifted ashore at Astoria, and the general
opinion is that some big American ship
aas gone down. An immense amount of
sumber has been Iassed through, and
among it was the remains of fore-and-
eft schooner. Neither vessel has been
identified, and the chances are that their
names will not be known until they are SO
long overdue as to be given up as lost.
The Umatilla went onto the rocks near
Port Townsend, the Arago was lost at
Coos Bay, and now the San Benito is a
total loss on the rocks two miles from
the Point Arena light.
The San Benito went ashore while hur.
ricane from the southeast was blowing !;
there was thick fog and the rain poured
down in torrents. The moon was at its full,
but nevertheless was of very little assist
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-23
Home of the Polish Ai.samce.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 22.-The new
home of the Polish National Alliance at
Division and Noble streets was formally
dedicated to the use of the alliance this
afternoon. Impressive ceremonies were
held under the auspices of the local
alliance, and were participated in by dis
tinguished Polish citizens from all parts
of the country. Chicago is said to have
more Poles among its residents than re-
main in Poland, and is the headquarters
OF the National Alliance, which was or
ganized IL $50.
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.Afte,n .. to Burr, a Hotel.

CRIPPLE CREEK, CoLo.. Nov. PAN
attempt was made early yesterday to
burn the Travellers Rome, hotel in Old
Town. That the fire was of incendiary
origin was proven by the fact that the oil
hao been scattered about the building.
The hotel was not badly damaged, as the
flames were quickly extinguished. There
were between fifteen and twenty people
asleep in the hotel at the time.
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written toward the scientific solution OF
this great problem by Professor Langley,
Maxim in England, Chanute in Chicago
and Herr Lilienthal. 1 must say, how
ever, that If it has quietly been solved
upon q commercial basis in one of our
back counties it is very surprising, and the
secret has been remarkably well kept.
lone thing is certain-he is a rash man
who in these days asserts the impossibility
of anything in engineering
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Keeper. of a /" Eemosn oauont.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 22.-Louis Harter
and his wife were arrested at their home,
991 Seminary avenue, this evening. and
the police found about $500 worth of stolen
property concealed in the house. Most of
1T had been taken from the big depart
ment stores on State street, and the police
believe that the prisoners have been con-
Quoting fence for other thieves.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-23

Dollars and sense accomplish wonders
at Roos Bros. this week.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-23

Closing sale of Mems ALL
wool Suits at $7-never before
sold at any such price.
Mems Chinchilla Overcoats,
black and blue, worth $6 and
81, our price this week 81.
Boys Refer and Zouave
Suits, for ages 3 to 10, $3.50.
Boys Long Pants Suits, for
ages II to 19, neat patterns,
$3.50.
Boys listers, with storm col
lars, good styles and well made,
for ages II to 19, SIS.
French and Domestic Cardi-
gan Jackets, Bath Robes, House
Goats and Gowns.
Latest styles in Ladies' Hats.
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Nv niie salu, continued Mr.. Cha Sc,
"that the conditions seem too many, or,
rather the unknown quantities are at
present too few. for satisfactory solution
of this problem pure and simple, still it
must be conceded that considerable
progress has been made since that was
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sierfries bic auf's @seffer.

ariss bis auf's MsFsr Dies if bic
2oiuns stpeier feinbIider Barteisn, Der
9rausr unb Der Wrtbs in 8aniaS Gitp,
Mo. grfere batten iid init ben @senten
auspdrtiser 8rauer 3u einem Sbus.
unb IrubbGnbnib psreinist sesen faule
2unben, bas Ieibiee Spenbeelb Sphem
unb ionitiee 8rebsiddben bsS @siddfs
tes, eleihseitie aber iolte aud Der preis
sereselt tpsrben. Die unabbdnsisen
@irtbs iinb bariber risfs erboit unb
baben anpdlte ensaeirt, UNI i'm Buns
ossseridte Anflaeen eeeen bic 8rauer
pssen @rbaItuns zines .,Sombine" su
erbeben, sleidseItis finb Iie nit elmer
tleinen 8rauersI in einem 2anbitdbt1sr
Niiiouri's in Berbinbuns eetreien, nm
oieie sur 9isferuns bon Bier mad 8an'
fos @itp su berunlaiien, bisbsr aber sr'
folslos, ba bisisr 8rausrei nit ariss in
sieenen StdotIe sebrobt ipuroe.
73 Birtbe baben iid isst berpfli1tet
auspartises Bier su be;isben, aua ipri1
man bon Der @riiubuns elmer nsuer
8rauerei. Die 8iertrinfer perbalten lid
Dor Der Sano nod neutral.
@snn ferner oer in Davenport, Soma
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9sser sollte ee wi6eu.

Iaulenbe BON 2anoleuisn uno Nrbels
tern iinb tdsIih bon WOrsen bis 4benb
bur& tibermdbise 9lnitreneuneen bieIel
@efabren ausseieBt. WliIbe 8rantbeits.
formsn unb srnhlihe rnorOnuns bes
2opfss uno Diasens iinb bic SoISen bon
usberanitren8un8. 0ie 2eber fpirb un'
tbdtis, 8sritopfuns folst unb bic Sale
tritt ins 8lut. Die Saut pirb selb uno
trcden, bic 3unse bsidIasen. Ser
Reni9 1T frant. @essn ale bieis
9rantbeitserihsinunsen siebt eS iidere
unc Idneue Siife burh Or. Musuit
aDnis'S Samburser TrOpien, BEN gro.
ben bsutfhen 8lutreiniSunesmitiel. 9ie
8ebeutuus bes 8lutes fur ben 8eitanb
oes msnidlidsn 86rpers III Sebermann
befamt. Die @runbitoffe su bieiem
grsausunssmatsriaI iinb nattirlid ben
feften unb Hliiisen NabrunsSmitteln ent.
nommen. tpelde Der Meni8 Seniebt, bic
aber su ibrer 8elpenobarteit beionoere
9eimiiduns bon 86rperidften srforceru.
Die 0sroauuns, uRo nit ibr bic ridtiee
3ulammeniebuns bss 8lutes fur bic Sc,
funbbsit bes 8brpsrs ipielt cine ipidtise
2o[Ie. unb bab burb eine maneelbafte
8srbauune eins iebr sroBe An3abl bon
msilt iebr Ian8pierlsen, bic @eiunbbeit
untererabenben 2eiben berpor8erufen
iperbsn fam. ST bieier 3uitano sinses
tretsn, 10 pdble man ausibliebli4 ioI6e
4rsneimittel, tpeIde ben 8erbauunss'
apparat su er6Berer Tbdtisteit mlIbe
anreisen uno bic iiberfldiiise Sale ents
fsrnsn. 9tus rein pesetabiliiden Stofen
bsrsitet. finb Or. GuBuf &6nis's Sams
burger Tropfen serabe oaS Wittel, tpeIs
Dies nit grfols aneepenbst iperoen fann.
ba es ale iene anforberunsen in iid
idliebt, Die man an elm ipirtiumss, tonis
nii6ss 8sinisuneSmittel itsaen tann.
80 pi9tis wis Or. Aueuit 86nis's
Samburesr SrOpfen fir bas 8Iut unb
Die 8erbauuns iinb, ebenio tpsrtbpoa 1T
Or. ausuit 8Dniss Samburssr 8ruit.
tbee flr ale 2eioen beS SalieS uno Der
2unssn. Sn ben bartnddisten Sdllen
bon @rfGltunsen ipirit bieier aussessid.
nete Ibee iiberrai9enb i1nea uno islbft
bsi ansebenoen 2unsenlsioen 1T bic Gin.
tpsnbuns bssieIben bon sutsn grfclssn
beslsitet.
Sin anberss tpobIbefanntes SeilmittsI
III bas aaeutbalben sebraudts st.
Satobs Del; bieiss 1T obne 8peifel bas
bsfbspdbrte MltteI sesen ALE rbeuma'
tiihe 2eioen, NeuralSie, SerleBunsen,
9sritaudunsen, BRANDS uno Sdnitt.
punben. u. (. tp. 8on Sauienben bon
5amilien iperben bieie brei SamiIien.
Wsbisinen als ipabre Sausiddbe anse.
Isben, ba fe in 8ranfbeitsfdlen idon
man6en ainbsruns unb 8eReruns rsr'
i&afften.
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bon ber gbieaso 8retping 60. fdn5ber
Deiie anse3etteIts 8iertries 70 psiter
sebt. 70 triesen bic 8iertrinier bort baIb
auBer ..oelitatem Sreilund" aud nod
5rsibisr unb alS Prdmis 5rei 81.
garren.
DaS Barrel Bier bon pabit, WiIs
tpauise, unb bash Gbicasoer ssirma 1T
bereits auf SO berubseeansen, pdbrsnb
bic Dapenport Maltins Co., bic Rod
SsIanb 8repins So. unb bic Dienbpta
YrstpinS So. biefer Brelsermdbi8uns bis
duf 81 sefoIst iino, uub ba Die Setter
Der beridiebenen feinblidsn 8ierISser
ertIdren, baB es bieies Nal uuseetampft
iperben miiBte, tper i'm plattosutiden
Davenport .,8oB" iei. 70 ertpartst man
binnen % Stunben eine Serabfebune
OsS Sabpreiies uuf SO, pieaei6t uuf einen
Dollar.
Nur eine 8rauerei bdlt fi1 BON
Streite fern; iie psrIanet nad tpie pot
So unb bat ben SIsrtrintsrn anseitnbist,
oaB bas Bier, ipeIdes iie su ienem arelie
ni6t abisben fam, baflr um 70 beher
lasere uno ben 8ierfunbisen i'm Sommer
um 70 beliiater iameden peroe. Dieie
8rauerei madt Oabel quite @sidafte.
Dus probibitiOnSsefpenit auf Der einen
Seite, Blerfrieg auf Der anoeren
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Ser @snfer SEE iou tbsiIpsiis mad
8aris geIeitet perpen. Die 8ieienfaot
an ber Seine bat n6mlit einen Sad.
nersMuSidub na6 @enf sefenoet,
Der bic Mbsli6teit, beaiebuussneiie Grt
unb Weiie Der Abtrstuns beS WaGers
aus benz 8enfsr See nah Der Sauptitaet
5ranfreids Ituoiren ioa. ca in bieier
Siabt, ebenio ipis in 2onbon, bic finits
liden Waiierleitunsen ben 8eoarf oer
ginipobner ni6t mebr Su oeden perm0s
gen. Die nsue 8ieisn'@afsrleitune
loa nun bic Barrier nit tdeli6 3tpei
WtiIionsn &ubifmeter 3rintpoHer bers
ieben unb BEL elmer 2dnse bon $40 8ilo.
meter 500 Nliaipnen SrancS fOfsn.
Die Stusiser itsbsn bieiem Proieft
fsinbIid eeeenGber, ipeil iis cine su itarte
gntpdferuns ibres Sees befGr6tsn.
LieIer @iberitano biirfte inoeb, tpie bas
Batent unb tehnif6s Bureau bon &iharb
2absrs in 80rIlb mittbeiIt. nublos iein.
ba Srantreib bas Sieufer bss Sees bes
fist uno bort MAIDEN fam, mas es nil.
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I'm S@winbfnhttae.

Ser lluisrjsidnste. Der burd elm ssp6bn.
lidss Mittsl jur 8eiunobett wisber bersefellt
muros. nadosm sr einise SABRE lang an elmer
idpsrsn eun9eutranib.it uno Der sefirdtsten
Srautbsit, Shpinoiudt ssIitten bate, bat Elm
srobes 8srIausen feinsn WitIsioenoen bas
MineI Der Seiluns betannt gu MAIDEN. alle
Dieienissn bic 90 perIansen, pirb CT freunoIidf
(SofsnfrsD cine abidrift Der 8ubereituns
ididen, ipeId,e iie ale cine iibere Seiluug fur
S6wiubiudt. afbma. gatarrb 8ronditas uno
alle SaIs. uno 9unaen.&ranfbs finoen tusr.
ben. gr bcfft oas ale eeioenoe iein SsiImitteI
probiren luerosn, 90 60 tsbr uertbuou 1T Die.
i,nigen pslde Die 3ubersitnng perlangeu, iuelde
l6nen nihts toitsn wirb. Ino Elm Ssasn fur fs
isiu mag, polsn ssfdaieit ebrp. oparo
v. @ @ilion. 8rootlpu. y. o.. abot> .fren.
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Satet Sud yor salben aeaen

8atartb. Die Nuedfibsr entbatsn. oa 0ued
fiber nder ben Slnu bes Scrubs jerft6ren
iiub bas game ep-em polis aerriitten wiro
usnn es Ourd bic idleimisen Obsrfldheu Elm.
oringt. Selde drtlfel iollien ME aubsr anf
8srorbnuus gut bsrafener aerjte 9ebraudt per.
Den, ba Der Sdaoeu, ben fie dnridtsn 3ebnma.
70 grob 1T ale oas g'nie, oas 9lr oapou erjic.
len t6nntet. SaIlNs 8atarrb.8ur. faI
bright bon B. 8 Gbsusp s. 60, Splsoo, o..
entbilt fein Qnedflber uuo piro lnnerlid &c.
nommen uno mittt brett au Die id!simigtn
Obaldden bes SyItems. 8enn Sbr Saus
8etarrb.aur fault, isib fiber, onb Ser Die ddte
befpmmt. Sic miro inRerlid seuommeu uuo
in 5oleoo, Ohio, pon Q. 3. ebeuep & So.
semadt
Br gerfauft bon allen apObetsrn, grsis
75e. Die 6aihe
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sfneat @nauf beporm9t tr upeG0se
9B wn, bab tbr bu BGdbr t Grfabmna eursebrnte
annns aass npbwsn i'm b ,a fir ibr SHis M
Ausrabl pantt
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a&tetbarauf. bab bic
bon sad seiauftsn Quite
oOritsbsnbeS eSanbeIsmarfs
babsn, ba bies cine Ga.
rantis bes rsdten Brsifss
anb Der bsrri&snSen
wtObs ia.
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9olissidef Simpion perIanst bieiss
Sabr fiinfsebn mebr 8OIisiiten. Sur
iebe bieier Stellen baben iid fiinfsis
Appliianten semeIoet uno isoem @inSels
usn berieIbensbat man bic Sieae suee.
iaet, penn bas Gpnnea 3idet erpdbIt
iperosn iollts. llnisre 9OIiseifOree in
ausrsi6snb. ipeun lie am rs6teu PIase
psrwanbt mirp (; iie III aber sesipuneen.
politiide Sanolanssroienlte su tbuu unt
fam iid baber ni&t um ben S6ub bon
9arsern unb gisentbum betiimmsrn
Stimmt eesen Die poliiiide @orruptipr
in Der PolSsipsrbaltune
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s@- 8rduter', 2imbursers, Sdwsis
Ser', Srld' uno 2ieberirans 8die bel
6reb. s. Bibmaper, $50 2adapannp
4psnus.
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gusfiat ssnommsn, aber iebt idOn ber'
lautet, bab bic 9robuction auf 10 Wtilic'
nen bsi6rdnft iperben ipirb. Mu& bas
0cIumsn bss Sdniiiipaarensei&afts i'm
aqssmsinen Be- Id ettpas bersrbbert,
obsIeid esr nod pieI au tpiiniaen
iibris LAB
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-13
HARD TIMES.
And Necessity, the Mother of Inven lion.

About two years ago l found that the
roof of my building was getting defec-
tive in many places. Only little more
than four years before had put the roof
on at an outlay Of over $500, paying q.
the RATE Of $3.50 per square.
l saw that-I should be compelled TO re-
pair many places. and in short time put
ON an entire new roof. 1 felt that
could i'll afford to expend another $500 OIL
the rooe.
After much thought on the subject
conceived the idea Of putting on roof
of my own construction, so commenced
experimenting on different mixtures and
combinations. l at last got mixture OF
certain ingredients that knew had great
adhesive power.
1 at once repaired some OF the wors;
places on my roof. and was very much
gratified on examination in twelve hours
after putting it on 10 see that the roo.
was becoming very firm, and 10 find thai
1t was waterproof.
| then repaired many other places with
like result ] now have my entire roo:
covered with. the same composition as
the first patch which has at this time
been on over two years. and il is in bes-
Ter condition today than it has been a.
any other time.
l have also found that cold and heat
does not affect il, and that i is abso-
lutely fire proof. 1t mas only about hal.
the weight Of an ordinary tin roof. II
can be put on q L or 4 pitch roof. and
walking on the roof does not iniure it
and is in my estimation in many way:
preferable 10 tin or iron roofing. and Jess
expensive. Cost OF good roofing. Si.0C
per square. l invite all tha; are interest.
ed or in need Of good roofing 70 come and
examine for themselves.
Climax Roofing.
Trade Mark.
DR.. T. W. WHITLOCK,
aS5is s Main.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-13
Stockholders Meeting.

Wichita, Kan, Dec. 8, 1886.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Fourth National Bank Of Wich-
ita, Kansas, will be held at their banking
house, Number 200 East Douglas avenue
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and
o'clock p. m, Tuesday, January u,
1897, for the election of seven directors
for the ensuing year and the transac-
ton OF such other business as may come
before said meeting. Respectfully.
]. VI. MOORE, Cashier.
su-1t-w43-4t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-13
WICHITA TO sT. LOUIS
IN HryTEE< HOURS AND FTYYH
MINUTES VIA MISSOURI

TIE Ksnsss ars Seorzr~& Ltni:<r
tran 1ezTss Esc1itz st 2.ls n-. day
4z1 arrives ~ s. Louis rsxs sso~nsax
"a No nset q hDrFytsx ysarp~is "a
csfch q raores1x train Eat yc1f 6la-
r~r .; BONE. Taxe yos- after dfsus-
asD. after wss1s yso eas ssA~ s--~ NJ
SRI Pzciss Flyer aa5 rss<5 A. Loa
fs- oreakssst- Sane fsfss~ ss ssGGxs fea
bal i<ss % 4 zssr1laE fTssn 1us-<
tire Ese<ssf service City Tsexss a.
80 ia Ss-ts 2atn street.
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Tie best assortment and largest line OF
foreign and domestic perfumes n the
city can be found a. Aliens Drug Store.
They make.a most pleasing and appro-
PIRATE Christmas present. -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-13

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teething. L soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
coiic. and is the best remedy for diar-
rhoea Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Used by millions Of mothers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-13

We are just in receipt Of 1,500 dozen
Swiss embroidered handkerchiefs. THESE
goods were imported direct from st. Gaul
Switzerland, especially for the Boston
stores Christmas carnival. They will
be placed in our windows at special
prices that will everlastingly down all
other handkerchief sales.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-13

Mrs. Arsie Champion has opened rooms
at III North Main street FOR making chill
cren's clothing ard infants wariroess
10 order. She Will be pleased % see all
those interested IN saa"h ~-ark aA1is
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-13

Fresh groceries. candies and nuts at
Mrs. L. NJ Lauck's Grocery, sos S. Main
strear 2<-Sts
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-13

The latest in art novelties, screens.
easels and picture frames at Martins Art
Store, Isl y. Main street. 23-2t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-13

The c5ckef o1ces os ~. ssssN Fs
ro1te and .Frssco lie 81 wscns.z are 81
fhs Dczxizs avenue station
w. TOkEEy. ASeaa
Te,ephocs II.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-13
Advice to Mothers.

Largest line OF portrait frames and
lowest prices at Martins Art Store.
23-ot
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-13

Fine line OF perfumery at Aliens Drug
Store. ali the way from 10 cents 20 $500
a bottle Just the thing for Christmas
presents.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-13

Toi!e, and manicure set. necktis and
glove boxes. fancy mirrors. gentlemen :
travelling and shaving sets, AZ A,.sn's
Drug Store
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-13

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rh- hoa1sxezker. Investigate for your-
SCI Exc1rss51 rates via santa Ee
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oNLT ONE FARE ROUND TRIP TO
PHOENIX. ARiZ.
VIA THE SANTA FE ROUTE

Tickets On sale December 70 % Il. A.
c.Esiv<. Gozl i4-n.: December -. lax
MAJ BE- exfe11e1 % JaoDsry -. 1851.
S;cpossr allowed n befh dir>>tions For
TURNER in.crsnzsl3a cal - q a1d-ess
~. TOKREY. ASezL
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-13

The largest and finest line OF perfunl-
ed atosrlizers IN the city. a. Aliens Drug
Store. prices froz, 50 cents 70 - %. Call
and sSs than. n
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-13
Exchange Stables.

Exchange Stables al Orlando sHa
saltwater Make specially OF carry
ing passengers between these points.
Ais, do a general livery business I-ay-
cling mems patronage solicited
SEIyELy, VAN wYEE * SHltELI-
Through tickets. oagGsge checks.
maps. time tables and tai. Information
about the Santa Ee route ard Frisco
lire can be obtained from their ticket
ONCE az Douglas avenue station which
10 open until 1910 ?. M every day All
questions cheerfuiiy answered
w. TORREY. Aren't
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-13
Gold Lettering.

+. A. Miks. the one-hoss lumberrnan. IS
selling oolagah Peacock coal the best IN
the market. Remember, 2lS West Sec
oad street, near the Missouri Pacific pas
senger depot. a4-ls-
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-06

Greek wishes 20 inform the puonc .n"'
he will be always at his office and Snop
10 receive garments to be DYED VI '"
paired. and that the work WIZ DC "o"e
promptly and for reasonable pr'cS,'
Owing To years Of experience ia the oe''
ness. patrons need not be afraid 10 Gu
trust valuable garments to Mr.. oreeA 10
clean, repair OF alter. in having gar
ments dyed il means everything 10 nave
them pressed by competent tailor anu
only a frst,class male tailor Us employer
AT the Michigan dye works.
The public are invited Ia eau ana see
the work done, or 20 pter To any oil tue
patrons of the dye works, opposite T.
Ryan's store. Fifth stpet, Red la"ke'.
References can be had oi ANY p1S's-
sional or business man Of Calumet, LNAe
Linden. Hancock. or iloughton.
Orders may be sent 10y pos'ai carr
when the goods will he called Tor ana dc
livered tn anv part OF the county.