The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-02
Mr.. pnday has His souvenir Ready and
supply VIII soon be GOns.

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Mr.. pnday has His souvenir Ready and IN.
supply VIII soon be Cons.
The people Of Wichita and Oklaho-ra
VIII be given an opportunity, at a mere
trifie 70 secure for themselves and future
| postsrity, souvenir. that IS not lonly
handsome IN artistic design and ar
Tanssments, but Is repIete with iffor-
nation an data which no well inf3rm-
ed person IN either Wichita or OklAho-
ma can afford 10 be without
| The souvenir does not stop here bur
the good housewife find therein STORIES
| founded and taken from actual sceNpes
| IL The very heart Of The land where Ahe
\ IS raising her family. As these LII les
| are being psnued We can see the moth er
| sitting down % a evening. while on h.
| lap lies a large magazine filed wikh
| half tone photos of the leading men h
| the district. and IS she turns over tda
pages she gathers the little ones. aboJls
who sit IN silence while she reads To
them the story Of Rose Whitesace. thA
bright educated Indian girl who wax
about 70 be sold 10 an old Indian fot
few worthless ponies and was rescued
in time 10 be saved.
All this refe-z~ 20 The beautiful sow
venir which mas just been issued b.
Mr.. p. Is. Dlday. The magazine is "a
pages and every page contains some
thing OF interest to all The title page
IS printed IN five colors representing
corn as king. and shows scenes taken
from nature and not from the iTnagina-
ton, from the territory & SO ably rep
resents.
The publishers preface reads: IN
presen ting this souvenir to the public
the publisher recognizes The fact that
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some points have. perhaps. been over
looked. and on The whole fails 20 do
fun measure OF justice 20 the many and
varied advantages Of southern Kansas
and Oklahoma and the splendid cities
and towns represented herein-it were
next 20 impossible 10 do so II the small
compass OF these few pages. But there
has been no stint OF labor and expense
IL the effort 10 secure and present here
IN enough Of the beauties and advant-
ages OF this country and these urban
communities possess for those who
may b. in search OF a place for pleas
ant residences or profitable Investment
OF capital IA realty or actual business
or industrial pursuits.
"Oue thing is claimed for this sow
enir. and that is: No publication has
ever been issued within the territory
embraced so elaborate and expensive
as this. and this fact speaks more elo-
Quently than words FOR the enterprise
and liberality OF the citizens and bus
mess interests we have endeavored to
conserve.
1T IL presented WITH the hope. and
belief. that n VIII ee a source CT pleas
ure and profit 20 every one into whose
hands II falls"
This IS the modest announcement Of
a magazine which would be cheap II
issued by any eastern concern and
placed on sale a. 3 cents. But, the
souvenir IS about home matter and con
tatns much OF which has heretofore
been overlooked
OF the workmanship too much cannot
be said. nor does II need a word II Is
Ike the mans horse, 1T shows for H.
self"
On the second page Is the map show
ing not only Wichita. with all its sur
roundings. but OF the entire Oklahoma
| territory.
The souvenirs begin with halr toned
photos OF the first house In Wichita.
Hon William Aarthewsou's IS. and tn
cludes the beautiful residences OF the
city which should be seen 20 Dc real.
Ted II speaks louder than words Of
what can be done by all working To-
=
able light and when one can see such
photos as the beautiful home OF O. g.
Tee brought out IN fve different sol-
ors, they win realize how great has
been the work % give the people e
Wichita n chance 20 secure such book
His friends when they beheid tie
book asked its publisher 20 increase
the edition 20 10000 instead OF 10000
and the price gt not less than 25c bat
he said no. This souvenir Is for the
advantage OF the country and my great
est aim IS 10 come out even. gladly Civ
ing the pubic my labor free
THIS viii be hint 20 the public That
II they wish 20 secure this souvenir
they must come early as they cannot
possibly hold out over ten days. and
a large force Win BE put 10 work Non
day filling mai orferA
The souvenir VIII % placed on sale
a. different Places IN the city. es also
VIII the people have an opportunity
20 buy them right AZ their doors, as
good and responsible persons viii %
allowed 20 take them and oTer them
for sale all over the city. and those out
side the city can get them By sending
the price 20 = =. Dniay. care Eagia
Otfice. Ths price IS lie each or two
for &c