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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-04
ARDMoRE, TUESDAY, MAY 4.
FOUR DOLLARS PER YEAR.

Ending with the present
month, the subscription Of a
great many of our daily read
ers will expire. As has been
the custom of the ARDMOREITE
during the years gone by, We
will again renew the PROPOSE
ton of accepting $4.00 cash IN
full payment for one years
subscription to the DAILY ARD
MoREITE, to begin with the first
of June. By taking advantage
Of this offer, you not only help
us, but save to yourself the sum
of two dollars on the years
reading.
y Our effort in the future will be
ITO keep the ARDMOREITE
abreast of the times, giving ouT
readers all the local happenings
in a pure and concise manner,
allowing nothing OF an otfens-
i've nature to find space i'll Oul
columns.
The volume of subscribers
which keeps rolling in upon us
is the proudest memento We
have to show that our effort il
not unrewarded. Thanking al
for past favors, we respectfully
ask a continuance in the future
DOUGLAS & CEARNM..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-04
Only a whlstIlne Point.

Gainesville will perhaps re-
main n division point of the
Santa Fe, but the shops will go
is a fact, al thorough investi-
CATION" to the contrary not
witEstanding. Cleburne has
put up sufficient money and has
been chosen as the place for the
location Of the shops, which
will be removed from Calves
ton and, eventually. from
Gainesville. OF course q few
men will be kept here to tighten
bolts and drive an occasional
nail, but the shops are going. ~
Hesperian.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-04
McEEREES
WINE OF CARDUI

will bring girls safely through the crisis.
Taken at the first Indication Of weak
ness, 1t never fails. Il regulates the
monthly periods with perfect precision.
Its action is direct upon the feminine
organs that above ali others, ought 10
be strong and well.
Start the girl right. Don't expose her
10 the dangers aud torturcs OF dragging
weakness, bearing down pains, nervous
prostration and the debilitating drains
so common 10 wumcu.
McElrec's Wine Of Cari1i. Is a home
treatment. u does away entirely with
abhoTrcEt "lcc-l ezaninltions."
ssl sisi.co a Esiae y Dealers Iz Hssslns.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-04

THE ARDMOREITE representa-
tive will call on you right away.
He wants to know your idea of
celebrating and-will you?
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more.

THE ARDMoREITE today con-
tains "A Conglomeration," "
from the pen of our young
friend. Fred Carr, which is de-
serving of your consideration.
Fred, by the way, is not only
pcetical, but he is careful, yet
rapid, stenographer; more than
this, he is a notary public, en-
joying the distinction of being
the youngest person ever re
ceiving a notarial commission
in the United States, being but
IA years of age.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-04

When the girl comes TO be C. woman
look ont. II she starts ont III vigorous,
womanly health then 1t IS pretty safe 10
say she will Be g healthy. attractive,
beautiful woman.
The beginning oi womanhocd is the
real crisis III q woman's life. Nearly
always something Is wrong then IN the
distinctly feminine organs. Maybe il
isn't very scrious no uiatter-the time
to stop disease is when il starts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-04

LET the world know we are
here, and you will see 10000
people at the park celebrating
the tenth anniversary Of Ard
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-04

ARDMORE'S anniversaries are
a part Of her history
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-04

WILL Ardmore celebrate hel
anniversary?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-04

Austin White Lime, Sl.0O per
barrel, az Sammon's Lumber
Yard.
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TIME TABLE.

Gulf, Colorado and Sante re Railway.
SOUTH BOUND.
Galveston and Chicago Express $40 a. III
Cleburne and Kansas City Express SEQ p m
NORTH BOTND
Galveston and Chicago Express 1z:S5 q. N.
Cleburne and Kansas City Express 1870 am
/. r. MASON. Ticket AEt.
W. S. KEENAN,. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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STUDY over a program for OuI
anniversary.
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not as High as You Think!

Not as High as You Think!
N7 6O Special Imported Silk
SG'JU Grenadine in Black only,
We offer complete, including inter-
lining. The entire dress e? IN
pattern for
Vt SIC SIMON x BRO.
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Rlln Brocaded Silk in Black, Cream
wv and Pink. New goods in the
latest weaVeS. at 60n
SIG SIMON x BRO. wv
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M o. Spider Weave effect Organ
la l'lG die; something new II I'm
SIG SIMON & BRO.
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SCIENTIFI1 AND
PRACTICAL.
ENPERIENCED-UP-To DATE.
VIII stop FOR this week only. at
T. III. PARkER'S
Jcwelry Store,
Where he Will make free of charge.
Scientific tests Of all classes of de-
fectiyc vision.
ASTIGMATISM.
INTERNATIONALLY.
MYOPIA.
PRESBYOPIA.
DIPLOPLIA.
STRABlSMES.
MUSCULAR INsUFFICIESCY.
ETC.
Positively corrected 10y DIR. GRIF-
FITH'S modern system.
SCHOOL CHILDREN AND
STUDENTS
Should by all means have their eye
examined. Teachers generally rccoE
nize this. and most colleges 'rcquir,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-04
DUCKS.

Prescriptions carefully com
pounded and no substitution at
Coleman & Lynn.
Old papers for sale at ARD
MOREITE office
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-04

\ Detroit n.e- l.l- = $1,000 cane.
France has 2.15I female authors.
Russia is first in fax production.
England boasts Of boy hoUsemaiL5.
Frisco has Chinese Photograph
New Zealand now excludes Chine
Michigan has Q state mining sal
England has American railwss
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-04

Seventy five percent Of all Headaches
come from Defective Eyes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-04

See samples of the 25c pho
tos at the jenkins gallery. Ran
dol building. Fine work. Soft
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-04

Now IS the time 10 pant your
house. COLEMAN * LYNN.
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DOUGLAS & CEARNAL..
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-02-09
FRATEKNAL AID ASSEMBLY
Will Hold Its First Session Here
Today.

Delegates to the general assembly Of
the Fraternal Aid association came 10
Wichita from all directions yesterday,
and last night a majority had registered
at the Carey, which is the official head
quarters.
Among those who arrived yesterday
were the following general officers:
J. II. Frederick, general past president,
Orange, California.
Hon. Will T. Walker. general presi-
dent, Kansas City, Kansas.
NJ. Z. Shearer, general vice president,
Abilene, Kansas.
Ed Rousell, general secretary, Law
renee, Kansas.
Hon. L. c. Stine, general treasurer. OF
tawa, Kansas.
Mary L. Nicely, general chaplain, Pa
ola. Kansas.
Mrs. Franklin Rosenblatt. general
guide, ST. Joseph. Missouri
J. B. Hitler, general observer, Denver,
Colorado.
Professor ]. f. Klock of Helena, Mont,
DR.. ]. T. Tinder of Parsons, and John
Sullivan of Kansas City, who are the
general trustees of theo rder, were also
arrivals yesterday. The local lodges met
last night and perfected their arrange
ments for the entertainment Of the del
egates and for the banquet which will
be given in their honor tonight The ap-
pellate court room at the court house
has been secured as the meeting place OF
the general assembly instead of Gar
field hall, as was first announced. The
first session will be held at 8 o'clock this
morning and the assembly will be in
session all day. In the evening the
members of the local lodges will serve a
-
of Harmony Council No. 123 The BAN
quet will be preceded by an elaborate
musical program.
A list of the delegates who had arrived
late last night follows:
P. L. Henning, Englewood: J. Rune,
Parsons; E. Smith, Oxford; George Bur-
rough. Abiienge; NJ. P. Shearer, Abilene:
]. T. finder, Parsons; T. B. Dawson, Big
Rapids, Mich; A. A. GODDARD, Frank
Goodman, Topeka; ]. L. CASTOR, Neode-
sha; Frank Vincent and wife. George w.
Winans. II. W. Mcdonald, Hutchinson;
r. w. Peters, Hillsdale, Mich; H. W.
Brant, X. H. Stewart. Will T. Walker.
Lawrence; DR.. L. A. Ryder, Topeka; j.
N. Jennings, Wamego, Kan; L. H.
Carse and wife. j. s. Morse, Topeka:
John Sullivan, Kansas City; J. E. Klock.
Helena, Mont; E. T. Ward and wife.
Salina, Kan; Lena Z. Fuller, Ottawa.
Kan: E. Martindale, A. ]. Anderson, Ed.
Rousen, W.RPeison, r. F. Runington,
R. A. Willis, Lawrence; Levi Horner,
city; c. o. Hamm. Holton; George H.
Barber, Grand Island, Neb.; Alfred
Fridler. Kansas City; L. c. Slime. Otta-
va; ". NJ. Scott Santa Ana. Cal; Chas.
F. Young, Los Angeles. Cal; j. H.
Frederick, Orange. Cal; z. ]. Lander.
Lawrence; Mary E. Nicely ,Paola; L. d.
Pilkingson. Garnett: S. F. Apgar. Law
renee; J. ". Duckworth. Garden Grove,
Cal: David S. Shpiey, Kildare, o. T:
Cora Hoyer, ]. 8. Hitler, Denver; ]. S.
Dey, Wellington; F. a. H;ldeTbran, Otta-
wa, Kan: J. L. May. Hutchinson D.
Jackson. Newkirk, Q. T.; Q. S. Lewis,
Pana. H.: F. V. Gay. Clay Center; Z.
L. McClintock. Topeqa; \. NJ Russell.
Valley Falls: Mrs. L. ]. Rosenblatt, st.
Joe; II. y. Coonan, Topeka: NJ f. Go5el. !
Holton; H. c. Bowman, Wilking; David
Parson, Lawrence.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-02-09
THE CITY COUNCILS ACTION
Resignation of j. ID. Caldwell as City
Assessor-Rrief Session.

Mayor Cox presided and all members
of the council were present at last
nights meeting.
An inquiry from Mr.. Mclean as to
whether interest could be collected on po-
lice variants ELECTED an answer from the
city attorney that the interest was law
fully collectable.
The finance committee reported that
they had examined the books of the city
clerk and found them correct, and all
monies collected paid into the city treas
ury.
On motion of Mr. Burton the license
committee was instructed TO confer with
the police commissioners for harmonious
action in the collection of license.
j. d. Caldwell sent in his resignation
as city assessor and the mayor appoint
ed John knoblauch to the position. The
mayors appointment was readily rati-
fed by the council.
A rebate On all general taxes on church
property On Eighteenth street was grant
ed and the clerk instructed 10 give prop
er certificates. se-
On motion of Mr. Minick the optional
purchase of the water works, on SIX
months notice, passed TO record.
The matter of rebate of taxes on the
Sheetz property was ably presented by
Judge BalGerston and the matter was re-
ferred to the judiciary committee and
city attorney to report at the next meet
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-02-09

chronicle without any wish TO cater 10
the lower order of gossipping.
1t seems that a girl or thirteen years
drifted into Town some months ago, and
in seeking employment or assistance be-
came victim of some one who IS quite
English, you know.
The authorities a the hospital gave the
girl proper attention and the medical at
tendantS were equally assiduous in their
efforts 10 relieve the patient An Eag.e
reporter. desiring TO gain legitimate news
sought the authorities and could only
learn from DR.. Hoffman, city physician.
that an unfortunate girl had suffered
confinement at the hospital with prema-
ture delivery, but was now up and i'm
proving.
DR., Hoffman is very reticent gentle
man, but said Il do not think ii proper
food for newspaper readers 10 digest, II
is one Of those unfortunate things that
sometimes come under our care
We'll, is the author of the child's trou-
bic in the city," was asked.
Yes, but they are trustworthy people,
and contradict the girls story. In fact,
she tells conflicting stories about her
troubles, and these facts lead me 10 evade
discussion of the matter at the present
time"
Harry Sutton. "Old Sleuth,' was inter-
rogated. He said:
The girls stories are so conflicting
that we should all wait a while before
expressing opinions. The story that she
was enticed into a place and drugged and
outraged should be well considered. II is
a very serious matter
Chief OF Police Campbell was inter
viewed and in reply 20 the first question
said:
Il don't know a thing about IL. The
matter came 20 ne this afternoon indi-
rectly.'
What did you do in the matter?"
Il at once set about finding out the
facts
How many facts did you find out?"
Nothing as yet. II is too early
DO you expect information soon?''
Now, that is a hard question 10 an
swer. While it is a case Of importance N
one sense. it is not matter for discus
sion in print prematurely. The girl IS
young. and all good hearts will go on,
TO her, yet if she cannot recall any date,
act or positive fact what can we do?
There is one thing, however. that We will
do, deliberately and with justice to ev-
erybody. and that is justice. If the child
can give any coherent statement and t
can be verified, We will not leave stone
unturned for her vindication."
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-02-09
BLUNDER is MADE
UNITED STATES COLLECTORS OFFICE
AT WICHITA REMOVED.
Owing to Mistake of the Department the
Onice Is Taken From Wichita, Which Is
Centrally Located and Has . Federal
Building, and Given to Parsons Over in
One Corner of the and Has No Public
Building Colonel Huffman Is Out of
Ohice-Change Was Wholly Unexpected
by Everyope

The most foolish order conceivable has
been issued from Washington. on the
plea of economy, that the deputy United
States collectors Office be removed from
Wichita and consolidated with the Office
al Parsons. This leaves but two Offices
in Kansas and both in extreme eastern
Kansas. OF course this action lets Col
onel Huttmann out. He has a splendid
record as an official and there is not one
word of complaint against him. Of
course no one will feel disposed TO criti-
ciZe the outgoing administration for
making a move in the direction of econ
omy, but nobody is such a fool as not to
see that there can be no economy in
holding two collectorships in eastern
Kansas and abandoning ltire western
Kansas TO the chances of individual
honesty to make their returns. Parsons
is within forty miles Of the east line of
the state and Leavenworth is on the
state line. One is in one eastern corner
of the state and the other in the other
eastern corner. The government owns
its own building at Wichita, but at Par
sons it must rent rooms. Wichita is al
most exactly in the middle of the state
east and west. Upon the whole We guess
that there is economy or serse in the
consolidation, but some job TO en-
barrass the incoming administration.
The government will lose more every
month than the salary of the collector
and the expense of his Office would
amount to by this removal, TO say moth
ing of loss of the services of SO efficient
man as Colonel Huttmann.
Henry Huffman at present remains
in the service, his friends hope con-
tinu2Ily
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-02-09
BITTEN EY A DOG
Small Boy Is Attacked by . Vicious
Animal.

Yesterday afternoon little boy living
al 903 South Emporia avenue was quite
severely bitten by vicious dog near his
home. The little fellows name was not
obtained. He is about 8 years old. and
after the accident occurred his mother
took him TO the Wichita hospital where
the wounds were treated.
The dog is a large and very vicious
one and is said 10 have been considered
very dangerous for some time, this not
having been the first time he has bitten
a person. When he attacked the little
fellow he sprang al his face. knocked him
down, and when he was beaten off he
was biting the little fellow about the face
savagely and shaking him as ne would
another of his kind. II was a fearful
sight 10 witness and the little fellow will
no doubt be MANNED for life. II looked
as though the little fellow could hardly
survive the terrible shaking and lacera-
tionS he received. but ne was resting
quite easily at the hospital last night
One good man with little nerve and
Winchester is needed in that neighbor-
hood. Dogs are all right in their place,
and vicious ones have place, but 1t is
usually on the end Of a good, strong
chain or else planted.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-02-09
THEY PASS RESOLUTIONS
Queen City Lodge !. q. o IF. Express Their
sympathy.

Whereas. We learn with sorrow OF the
affection that has befallen our brother,
]. W. Boiling, by the death OF mis- COM
panion and wife; and.
Whereas. We are taught that i is
Gods will and that AL tina, - born
must die. be it
Resolved. That We extend 70 our bro
ther our heartfelt sympathy IN this hour
OF desolation and let us hope that she
looks down upon US, from that haven OF
rest" where there is no death. but all Is
life. beauty and JOY. And be il further
Resolved. That copy of these res0lg-
tons o. spread upon the minutes of this
lodge. a copy mailed % Brother Boiling
and that they be published in the daily
papers
J. NJ BREIDENSTTNE,
a c. CRUME.
" L. RIGGS.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-02-09
A. p. A. TO MEET
Preparations for the Meeting of Their
State Council.


The local members of the A. p. A. are
preparing to entertain the delegates 10
the state council which is to hold a three
days session here. beginning tomorrow.
1t would DE difficult to even approximate
the number of delegates who will be in
attendance, as even those who acknow.-
edge themselves TO be members OF the
local lodge and acquainted with the pre-
limlnary arrangements for the meeting
seem TO be undecided as 10 the number
There should be delegate for every 800
members of the order in the state. and in
that case there will be several hundred
delegates in attendance.
The proceedings of all the business
meetings of the council. will be kept very
secret.as is the rule in the order. and not
even the result Of the election OF officers
will be announced. There Will be one
open meeting, and il will occur Thursday
evening. At this meeting Rev. d. Is.
DAILY of Denver will deliver a lecture.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-02-09
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

Regular meeting OF Wichita erramp-
meAf No. "a. l. o. O. 2. tonigh- Work
in ;he degrees. Z. Z. Messe-ve. Sc-.os.
The ". {. 7. L. viii niast a. 2S8
o CLOCK There viii be a Bible su6iaet.
About Money" The directors vii also
meet
Regular meeting % Wichita Division
No. los. o. r c. a. 80 iaIs evening q;
y. O. L W. hall. corner Main and Frs:
streets. The annual election of officers
w!ll occur and large attendance ct
members IS desired Visiting brothers
XelrnHae
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-02-09
THEY MEET AGAIN
The New Board Consider Bids on Uni
forms

The meeting of the new police commits
sioners At the city hall yesterday after
noon attracted a crowd Of persons. most
of whom anticipated action in new ap-
pointments. but the crowd was again
disappointed. The commissioners didn't
do thing but consider samples and
bids on new uniforms for the new conser-
vators OF the peace. The new board
seem 10 be moving slowly and cautiously
in the matter of changes. and the boys
on the outside viii simply have 10 wait.
II Is a long watch" in the language Of
Tennyson. but the sspirants must cult
vate patience The old force still hold
ing over areg lad OF what others call
procrastinai.on ard disregard Of legiti-
mate claims
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-02-09

The game of basket bal az the Y II
G A last Saturday night between re
High school team ard the tezn 81 The
Y ". c. a resulted il a score % % ,
n favor OF the latter 4 go11 sizsd audi
s1ce witnessed the game ard ehesrei
Justify and Frequently A special :ss--
iure 81 the game vas io1g throw cy
Casad from the field into the basket
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-02-09

Leo Van Langen. representing the
Kansas Telegraph, published at Topeka,
and the largest German paper published
III Kansas, was in the city last night and
called on the Eagle force. He is very
pleasant gentleman and reports that his
paper IS prospering regardless of the o.
NJ
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-02-09
ThOnSOn's
22o E. Doug. Ave. Phone o.
Phone 90

The weather is just right for Buck
wheat Cakes. We have the genuine ar
ticle. Cheap too. only SC ID.
We Ike TO sell nice goods. ard we
know that Celery plased all who were
so fortunate as TO get some OF It. We
will have more Monday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-02-09
At ThOnSOn'S
SOUR STOMACH.

And every form OF stomach weakness.
cured By the new discovery STUART'S
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS. Pleasant TO
take; full size pkgs. 80 cents. at drug
gists. Book on stomach troubles and
thousands Of testimonials sent free by
addressing. STUART CO.
Marshall Mich
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-02-09
Do You Like Fish?

Remember we have nice No. 1 Shore
Mackerel. nice large fat Fish. zoe each.
Also No. / White Fish lOc each. White
Fish and Mackerel by the kit. Also
genuine imported Holland Herring only
soc keg.
We are sorry We did not have enough
Boston Brown Bread Saturday to 60
around. VIII have more Monday after
noon
Fancy California Dried Pears only 10c 10
Daisy Hams .-.....- .-..-.-...... Sc 10
Choice Bacon ........... ......... s. 10
Dry Salt Bacon .................. sc 10
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-02-09


In the district court yesterday morn
ing the case of Ransom Brown VS.. the
county commissioners was called up. IN
this case Mr.. Brown brought suit 10 OBJ
tain pay for six days work instead Of
two. There was a stack OF books and
documents upon the table large enough
20 make any juror falter. during the
morning, and before the case was en-
tered into Very deeply a recess was de-
clared during which Mr.. Brown and his
attorney. Mr.. Haymaker. repaired to an
ante-r0om where they were closeted
with the county commissioners for some
little time
When they reappeared Mr.. Browns
eyes snone Ike a pair Of Crooke's tubes,
while Mr.. Haymaker had quiet smile
upon his coultenance. The commission
ers also wore a look of satisfaction
which was distributed around among
them about even.
1t was then announced that an agree
merit had been reached. and according
ly the case was dismissed. Mr.. Brown
gets pay for five days while ne on the
other hand keeps his office open six days
satisfied with this resul. and the costs
OF the case are thereby avoided.
Another case was taken up by the dis
trict court yesterday wherein Mrs.
Louise Little brought suit against Mr..
Collins for rent said 10 Toe due upon a
store building. Il seems tia. Mrs Lit
tie runs the Racket which was situated
north of First street on Main. The store
was moved 10 its present location be-
tween First and Duug.as OF Main and
The old site rented to Mr.. Collins. who
occupied it for a time and then moved
out. He pail rent for all the time ha
occupied td- pc:.diEg. Mrs. Little al
leges that Mr.. Coli IS had engaged the
building for a longer time and asks
that the court allow her judgment f
the remaining time. u Was a jury case,
and the result could not be learned ,est
night.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-02-09
The Rush

Was great yesterday at The Enterprise, 80 North
Main St. that those in charge had not the time write
the array of bargains in Dry Goods Notions ETC. being
given at this Money Realizing Sale is astonishing all
The instructions to turn the goods into
cash at and these instructions will be carried out
to the letter. An opportunity is here given to
fresh seasonabe goods at half value Don't forget the
place.
$50 NORTH MAIN.
THE ENTERPRISE.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-02-09
SHE Is In DISTRESS
A Young Girl at the City Hospital Causes
Comment.

4 local sensation yesterday was the
condition OF a young girl at the Wichita
hospital II is one of those unfortuna e
affairs newspapers are called upon 10
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-02-09
VISIT THE PRINCESS
CAR LOAD OF LEGISLATORS SPEND
SUNDAY HERE.

They Arrive in the City at Six in the Morn
ing, and Are Escorted to the carey
Hotel, Where They Breakfast-Chariie
Irwin Brings Them Down and sees hhat
They Are Taken Good Care Of-They
Visit Garfield University and Are SHOWN
Over the Building by an Old Student,
and Appear Well Pleased.