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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-16

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce that Law
renee Township will present the name OF w L.
Hadley as a candidate for Commissioner at tne
LAwEESCE TOWNSHIP
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-16

EDITOR LEADER; Will you announce N your our
paner that the undersigned Will be canuiqate
fnr The ONCE of County Commissioner suplect
to the will OF the Republican Gounty GQnVen'
Lion. ,.,,. ra,r,Itbio
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A Private Parlor Wedding.

Cards were issued at o'clock Sat urday afternoon for the marriage of Mir. Thos. B. nicEwen to Miss Wella .Jeter, which event will occur at the residence of the brides parents. Capt and Mrs. W. s. Jeter, corner of Chest nut and Fifth avenue, on Wednesday evening, December 29, at S:30 o'clock D. m. The GRAPHIC is authorized to state that this is the first and only authorized announcement of the com ing nuptials, and that the wedding will be strictly private, only the im- mediate friends and relatives of the
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The Acacia Musical Club.

The Acacia Musical and Literary Club will be entertained next Wednes- day afternoon by Mrs. N. B. Trulock. 4 musical and literary program will be rendered by the members. The club is composed of the following la dies: Mesdames N. B. Truloek, J. L. Caldwell, $, c. Martin, w. H. Lang ford, Garland Street, T. Atkinson ". T. Coleman, E. Schober, w. N. Trulock and Misses Ella Galbraith, Nellie Hicks, Mary Gillespie and Grace York.
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 Hawthorne Book Club.

The members of the Hawthorne Book Club were most graciously en- tertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Sebastian Geisreiter, at her lovely home on East Fifth avenue. The parlors were elegantly deco rated with cut roses.
 The afternoons program was made up by selections from James Whitcomb Riley, and was most in- tereeting. The first part of the pro- gram consisted of number of Riley x poems recited by Miss Lucy Hearn. Miss Hearn is an elocutionist of rare ability. Her performance was de lightful and greatly enjoyed. Her selections were as follows:
 1-Sketch of Life.
 2.-"Where Away"
 3.-a. 'Leedle Dutch Baby"
 b. "When de Folks is Gone. 4.-"Lullaby."
 5.-a. When Our Baby Died.*
 b. Xmas Memory"
 6 Scattering Remarks oi Bud" 7.-...John Alden and Percilly." S-a. When Age Come on."
 b. While the Heart Beats
 Young"
 A piano solo and two vocal solos rendered by Mrs. F. M. Hudson af- forded rare pleasure to the guests. The songs were, "The Man in the Moon, and There Little Girl. Don't Cry" The words are by James Wh!tcomb Riley, and the music to the last song is Mrs. Hudson's own composition.
 A recitation by little Mary Geis- reiter, s.She Displains It" was splen- didly rendered and elicited the ap- plause of the company.
 4 daintily prepared luncheon was served at the conclusion of the pro- gram.
 Those present were, Mesdamcs Se- bestian Geisreiter. w. H. Parker. E. W. Freeman, F. Nj. Hudson, J. L.
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ADVERTISING HINTS.
lFrom the Advertising worId.l

ArToH lne AdNtfJlslDg W9ftd1
 Never say in an advertisement what you do not believe, any more than you would say to customer what you do not believe.
 Given the best goods and the best prices, you have handicap over all competitors. The point is to make your people understand this.
 What you want to know is that you have the goodsthe people want. What the people want to know is that you are anx ious to supply their wants.
 When others advertise heavily, make your advertising better When a competitor stops, push q little stronger. No well written, honest advertisement is unprontable.
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family being invited. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. J. E. Carr.
 The bride-elect Is the charming daughter of Capt. and Mrs W. $. deter and has been for several years a popular leader in local social cir cies, where she has Il large number of warm and admiring friends.
 The bridegroom is a sterling young business man and member of the J. H. Eddins Dry Goods Co. By his suavity of disposition and affabiity of manner he has won large num- Der of warm and admiring friends who will heartily congratulate him upon winning the hand and heart of one of Pine Bluffs fairest daughters.
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3 rBachelor Maids"

! e of the organization here 1 own as "Tbe Jolly Four
 Dre" has been changed to sezslor Maids" This exclu-
 nization was entertained l Tuesday afternoon by Miss ] Wa at the home of her sister, lLee, on West Second ave aafternoon was pleasantly ies4mes and social converse. souesent were Misses Emma
 slssie Taggarr, Ella Gal saitlce York and Eddie Rut-
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|rewelI Entertainment.

y evening q farewell enter tain was rendered Miss Frankie and r Lon Sanders by Mir. and Mrs Mays at their home on the of 18th and Poplarstreets. Ang nf young people were in- vite Ilpper and spent an enjoy abR ling Those present were; Mis- lnkie Sanders. Aeie McCain, Ora Pearl Rives, Johnie and Mat illiams. Messrs. Lon San den bic Dixon, Jim Hamilton, and nd Mrs. Mays.
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Entra Nous.

The Entra Nous Euchre Club was entertained last Wednesday after noon by Mrs. Leo Kastor at her beautiful residence on West Barra- que street.
 The members of 1.-the Club were treated to most enjoyable after
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Mr. J. 4. Coles contributes Il pc etic effusion entitled "K riss Kringle's Announcement, in this issue Mr. Coles mary friends have never sus- pected him of harboring the muse of poetry, but hereafter he is to be reconed among the living poets of the land.
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Handerkchiefs

20 dozen ladies initial handker- chiefs, 12-inches square, all white, splendid value at 83c, Holiday price 5c each.
 b dozen ladies all white, em- broideried handkercniefs, sold every where at 20c and 25c this week only at Ice.
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amond Whist Club.

f.I
 snbers Of the Diamond ed } were most delightfully bas last Thursday afternoon off;y Mills Ut her handsome I wFesG Fifth avenue. After all Sion of a most scientific nPNstIng game, delicious re- 41pe 4bre were served.
 cabiesent were Mesdames j.. ofisa, N. B. Trulock. R. M.
 "A Eugene Arnold, W. o. theAay Mills. and Misses Grace
 Eiussie Taggart.
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lSs..s,s a E. )OCIety M]1
|siun City soclai Club.

hff City Social Club was de- entertained by Miss Lillian Ehe parlors of the club on evening last.
 was the game of the even furnished pleasant enter
 Refreshments frightened lure of the evening. The an elegant sofa cushion, Eby Mrs. Louis Roth. The .tize, q Renaissance. was won E. Goldsmith
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noon. Their charming hostess ad- ministered 10 the pleasure of her guests most successfully. Dainty re- treatments increased the pleasure of the occasion.
 The first prize was won by Mrs. Nj. Eisenkramer, and the second by Mrs Jake Katzenstein.
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KRISS KRINGLE'S
 ANNOUNCEMENT
KRISS

We've wonderful. big lot of toys, Gathered in from al over the earth; As santa Claus placed them around. He just shook all over with mirth. There's d pig that will squeak, 4 eat that will new, Bears that make bubbles, And rabbits that chew, Cats that knit stockings Big donkeys tn u drum, Neat bicycle riders. And tops th4t will hun" Locomotives, steam engines Electrical toys. A darkey with banjo, Printing presses for boys. Ma ric boxes containing Some clever new tricks, And houses to build With nice wooden" bricks Hobby horses and wagons. Hooks and ladders and gigs, Clowns driving donkeys. Big black bears and pigs Magic lanterns, typewriters. Money banks and paint boxes; Little lambs and big sheep, Lions, tigers and foxes; Wood tin and lead soldiers, With sword and with gun, Dogs playing the bugle. Acrobats that make fun: Iron steamboats and carts, Street cars run by trolly, Some fire patrols
 With iremen jolly. Footballs aud dumb-bens Grocery stores and nice stables; All kinds of dolls, High chairs, beds and tables, And so runs the list To ten thousand or more; But to know all about 1t Come to J. A, COLES store. NOrE-Goodsp purchased now will be hel for delivery at the will eff the buyer, If q, sired
 J. A. COLES,
 MAIN STREET.
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Caldwell. ]. M. Elliott, A. P. rurney, Lee Fox, W. D. Hearn. $. M. Taylor, Misses Lucy Hearn and Mary Geis- reiter.
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Gents Furnishing
 Goods.

10 dozen Cotton Undershirts, for. mer price 25c, this week 15e. 20 doz. Jersey ribbed feeced lined shirts and drawers, former price 65c this week 40e.
 10 dozen cotton fleece hned shirts and drawers, former price 60e, this week 49c.
 l lot good heavy work shirts worth 50c, this week 35c.
 l tot good Kentucky Jeans pants worth $1. this week 75e.
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One lot beautiful Plaid and Stripe Surah and Taffeta Silk worth $1.00 and $1.25, Holiday price 59e; see them before buying elsewhere.
 We will put our entire stock of fine French and domestic novelty robes on sale Monday, choich of any pattern in house $500. These are all new goods and regular 5000, 12 50, and l5.00 suits.
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Silks and Dress Goods

2 pi. eee 4O-inch black figured Armure, worth 35c, special price 22c.
 15 pieces 26-inch Ioealen Suiting, wool finish, 54c.
 70 yards all silk satin Duchesse P inch, worth $1.25, this week 98c.
 pieces black, handsomely raised figured silk, small and large designs, P and 24.inch, good value at $1 and $135, this week 79c.
 10 pieces 34-inch Novelty Plaids, rich colors, cheap 171c, this week 10c.
 4 pieces 36 inch Tufted Boucle suiting in 8 yard dress patterns for $2.3 32 or 29c per yard; the best val ue this season.
 5 pieces 36-iaeh all wool ladies cloth, we will close out at 23c, this week only.
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Shoes.

l lot guaranteed solid mems calf sEoes, lace or button, any style toe, good value at s1 40, this week only $t.
 l case ladies shoes. patent leather tips, this week 75e pair.
 l lot Women's heavy shoes, guar an.eed absolutely solid, screwed bottom, lace or button, any size, regular price s1.25, this week 95e
 l case chi dren's shoes. calf or kid, warranted goods, heels or spring. well worth s1, they'll go in this sale for75e.
 Millinery.
 This department the ladies shou d certainly visit as we show the latest styles and designs.
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- oo1r5iii, II S except where the fruit leaves bave Q
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tU2ni, Sold by ". L. Dewoody < Co., drug-l hqva gists
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he public in general will find carefully noe means to them
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
Gossip For Home People

on hand and TO use them up filed them
with twenty-five cents, or twenty cents
and one ticket. When a passenger pre-
sents quarter to the motor-man now
the latter turns over a dollar envelope.
Some of the men say: Here, you have
made a mistake" Others grab out the
ticket, put it into the box and sneak the
rest Of the money into their pocket. in
hurry. When they get home and cour;
the money and find they have only
twenty cents and not ninety-five cents.
they arise TO their feet and condemn all
corporations as robbers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
- %s

low Mempie taxes DIS dfteat sor
sheriff philosophically. Whsle in town
Friday he said tnst ne might be desd
politically bu; ne could not tel II physi-
cally. He said that The only thing ABOUT
the campaign that ne hated occurre a
about week after the e.ection. \
number of Dow's friends went % his
home in Waco town.Aip after the elec-
tion one evening. Taey took along tbs
necessary estsbles. etc. for good time.
In the crowd was Chs-. Simmons. AMI
ne had hat and a cane for hls friend
Wenple. During the festivities some
nsighboraoo1 miscreart stole Simmons
whip and lap ROBE and NJ. Simmons was
gallant enough 20 come home snd save
MS nos; the unpleasant information tsst
4 thief hai taken t.le property of tse Wis
ito-- WsHnple 6i3 not know % tifs Oc-
currsnce Until last Friday. nearly txo
weeks since.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
HOW TO SELL FARMS.

An old time real estate man. in speak
ing NJ the tricks of the trade. says that
the wa yto sell farm is TO take the
prospective buyer away out into the
country far beyond the farm. After
tiring him out with a drive. start for
town. The prospective buyer. desiring
In get home, will hail the first sight Of
the town with delight. While he is still
four miles away from town he viii think
he is right Up on top Of it. Then the
real estate man says; Now, there u a
farm right up next TO town" And the
prospective farmer viii not Cor days get
over the impression that that farm is
very near town.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28

count. DOolittle was circulating a petit
ticn for a new court house. Kelly de-
manded TO know whether it was intend-
ed TO have jail in the basement or not.
a frame residence at the corner OF
Hydraulic and Fifteenth street burned
to the ground. 1, was insured for 81 500.
1t Was announced that the Wichita
Soap factory would open up I'm a few
days. II was located near the stock
yard. and the people in tnat section o.
the city were kicking.
The Midland railroad was being con-
structe1, forces working day and night.
William Kipp. civil engineer. died in
mis- room on NORTH Main street.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28

men interested IN tas Burton Car Works
tse1 building sr-iVed IN ne city 70 IN
spec1 the progress q tas R3rk
After = tremendous amount of figuring
tie sewer system vas az las; being p1;
in
In one week. piano firm snno1Dcsd
i had soli nine pisnsS.
TIE MotTis building zss Illuminated
IN tas sFsaiag Elth Ixelve hundred can
dies in honSr of - co1D,eti5q-
Me-. a Bsselsy. Mrs. Emma Kent and
X-s. E : Mitcs1eI. wSo bad been col
ierti1g food fes the poor children. made
= rs1ss-t saoEinE the name. % ;ssse Eao
szd given
Tee BosTd = Trzss fctsrrline8 q
lease tee -oeass &. ths sesEs.ek h1ilsinz
ss perm1usEi 1ssfIuzEtess.
JSan Kelly. IA eommsziesfien n sse
Eagle. called Farmer Dso-.tIs - a.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
Is DOWN ON THE TOWN.

Sol. Smith Russell is down on Wichita.
The last time ne played IN Wicaaita the
people did not turn out very largely. In
fast his hou.e was worth only $7eo. He
said at the time: II shall never play
Wichita again There are 100 many
cities in the United States which viii
pay me above sl.eoo. 20 idle my time
away with this place" However. IL was
a blgf ana in due time Actor Russell
viii De back again. He thinks ne ought
to have extra attention in Wichits- He
was an old friend of Commodore Wood
mans sni in his early visits to the city
was royalty entertained.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
DEcoY SOLD A HOUSE.

One Of the real estate stories Of the
week is upon a very prominent citizen
He lived in a rented house. A couple Of
real estate men had it for sale. They
took another gentleman up 10 the house
and asked 70 be allowed 10 show him
through. Immediately on her husbands
return his wife told him that a man had
been there 70 look at the house. He
rushed down town ana bought il. The
gentleman who looked at the iaouse dii
not intend 10 buy and is now kicking be-
cause the real estate men used him as
deccy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
ovERRUN WITH BEcARs

During the past four weeks W,cs,.s
oas nd more beggsr- on s1er street,
tnan tor years. For several days m ola
coiored man sat on tDs -tOn. step. Lad
ing - the pOst0ffice. w1ere he would sit
a.! DAY wita a tin cup In his hani solicit
ing sims. lie would in the dsy-,ins
walk 70 and from hia stopping place In
very slow manner. always putting hi,
cane forward feeling his way. One nlxn,
last week he was seen waking I'd Sorss
Main street ~ fast q. any one could 70.
There IL another man ssbo 10 bsdiy DE-
formed gho sits around on . Dor.
usually on Douglas avenue between
Main and Market stre~ta He hss a card
waic1 ne puts IN 'front.' % every pss..r-
by. u tae person Won; buy one he
gToxs quite insoisnt
Tasre have been many Others was
havs come into the city snd r.nsi.sd
for two Or three dsy-. sster gbirsa they
have left the city. wichffs seems 20 se
rlc5 pace ,oT az kinds of aim se>xers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
INSIDE Po1IricAr. HrsrppY.

Tue statement day or tso sfsc. tsss
the Wi-z1its National bank ~-uIi pre-
hsPs pay ogf in f1I sn5 that 81 sga.4
nzvsr have been compelled 20 cisr~ i,s
doors ~ u asd not been f5r fhe srs,s
band way "A Eosc1 ;ae county fuo1s
we're 1lt1fTaxa. is not only true bat
q suggests ssotssr matter xSics ths
general public may not know. sni 10
nay .a9z motive FOR - seti1n ~
certain Clique srggn3 tee frsssg~s's
offs-s g1o Efs9e3 20 i11Uencs al tss
s-tlons- D0rsn nsf s3fzse froo5ls IN siT-
iug rs FIRST bon9. ssd ts insisted on
Nr. Ley o~csas!nz che o, ais rsreties-
T1ie Ar Levy refused 90 Do. and sae1xs
Esrnsd - fslrnsE fssi 7is fsgs.x. m.ghr
razgif .slsaslrsg.sy 20 ,1~ bark. ne ssia
5s-iln@4 an5 1ss yc-y ps<ssiTe sSg8t %
T7at see eeE1fg aas sitsffsEiuK re
fgn4E s~ev. gssf fhs cty ike q prairie
Gre. sB3 . sl3s-1t iasiifsst1n ~zz sgro.s
- c.gse ts eerF- itz oricers pzatle
sslFiffs rstksns. wg~ fress slfs0sg
ues1s. e. sstk ozss- pace. - a ase't-
SOD Tae aars ss~tifi inssit4flsu wles-
ia ever sss - ss~sroyes. 81. Dorsa
ts-2st ost sasTi IN als ac1esz;. 5st ss-
clsg1s PSI stk oEn EsY.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
CLOCKS.

We have the little nickle alarms at
S1.0O. Seth Thomas S-day wood case
clocks, newest designs. at S4.OO. Porce-
lain cased Clocks at $500, $500, $500,
up to $1,000.
Elegant Enameled Cased Clocks, in
black and gold, red and gold, beauti-
full selection. at $1,000.
Onyx Clocks at $1,000, $500 and
$1,000.
We have very handsome "Grand-
father" Clock. S feet high. strikes hours
and half hours on gong bell, extra fine
movement. We expect TO sell it to
some one who, if not grandfather now
will be some time.
Z. VAIL & CO., jewelers..
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
STERLING SILVER.

Tea spoons at $3.50, $500, $500 and
500 set.
Table spoons at $1,000, s12o0 and
$500 set
Table Forks at $1,000. $500 and $500
a set
Dessert Spoons and Forks $1,000
and $500 set
Our assortment Of patterns in table
silver is very large.
Small pieces, such as Sugar Spoons.
Butter Knives. Cream. Gravy and Soup
Ladies. Bon-bon Spoons. Coffee Spoons.
oyster Forks. Orange Spoons. and an
enormous variety OF useful silver pieces
at low prices. Such articles last forever
and are always useful man can
always please his wife by buying her
handsome things for her table service.
E. VAIL & CO., Jewellers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
LAMPS, TABLES, ETC.

Our line of B. & H. Banquet Lamps
in onyx and gold is very complete.
We have beauty at $500 and at all
prices up to $1,000, with globes costing
from S1.00 to $500.
Onyx and Gold Tables from $500 to
$1,000.
Vases, Pitchers, Mirrors, very hand
some and very cheap.
We have Japanese, Cloisone Enamel
Vases that are very fine examples of
artistic decoration.
Crest Wave Ware Decorated Force
lain), Jewel Boxes, Handkerchief Boxes
Vases, Puff Boxes. These are very
pretty and new.
L. VAIL & CO., jewelers..
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
BUYING CHRISTMAS GIFTS

People do not realize how much Christ
mss shopping is done in advance. Thou
sands Of dollars worth OF goods for
Christmas have already been purchased
in Wichita, while Christmas is nearly a
mon:5 away. The reason for this is that
the early purchaser mas hss selection Of
I complete stock. One jewelry house in
the city has placed aside purchases
10 500.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
IS A GOOD POLICEMAN.

Policeman Gamble, who is in charge
OF the corner of Main street and Douglas
avenue in the daytime. handles crowd
better than any man on the force in
long time. The other day band had
circled in front OF the Eagle office. and
a big crowd gathered. 1t was necessary
10 keep passage way clear, and Gamble
did il without making a single man
angry. His specially consists in asking
ing a man to move in just "a willingly
ard quickly as boy. The old fashion
among policemen is TO pick only on the
smallest boys.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
CUT GLASS.

We pride ourselves on our line of Cut
Glass. Bowls. Water Bottles. Pitchers,
Tumblers, Celery Trays, Olive Dishes,
Bon-bon Dishes, Vases, Lemonade
Cups, Creams and Sugars, Wine De-
canters and Glasses. Toilet Bottles.
Peppers and Salts, Knife Rests. Tooth
pick Holders, and hundred small.
useful and pretty articles for table or
toilet use.
Our Cut Glass is all AMERICAN cut.
Did you ever know that we lead all
countries in the manufacture OF Cut
Glass? American goods are acknowI
edged all over the world TO be superior
10 all other makes-whiteSt, brightest
and most artistic in design.
E. VAIL G CO., Jewellers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
SERMON ON BIG CITIES.

II is becoming more and more obvious
every day that the old time Wichita
spirit is in operation again Reverend
Mr.. Won Herriich will soon preach a
series OF sermons on the location OF great
and historic cities and on what made
them great and the lessons to be found
in their permanency OF dissolution.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
DID, - A orAu-

Las. week Superintendent DoIz1 toos
z party oat over t5s Panhandle slvi.5gn
81 hunting and pleasure sriD. Assnz
tbe party vas NJ. Pred BsFrieT. tze
c3npsny's attorney. and NJ ! p De-
ianey. ta= isesi agent &r. Deisaey zss
ssked = he kii-s5 anx quail He r-stses.
NO. I asa NJ gun. DIT I E7i a. many
quail a. id 81. Be5siey. he sisn.t XII
one On tls .arse 8sys' Zip
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
MUSIC STUDY WICHITA.

Wichita's musical pre-eminence III the
southwest, is supposed by some people
to De the result Of the early Teutonie
complexion Of the city. About the first
public entertainments ever given in
Wichita was concert. There are TO-
day, number OF fne musical courses to
be had in Wichita. and The city mas
more talented musicians than any other
city Of its size in America. The wonder
o. the thing grows when IL is remem-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
WHAT WICHITA READS.

No city in the country il more Up-to-
date in its reading of books than Wich-
lta. 1t demands the latest books and de-
votes its attention to them with an
sssiduity worthy Of Boston. The fol-
towing are the popular books in Wichi-
ita at the present time in order of num-
Der sold:
l. The Christian ......Han Caine
- quo aus H. sStStfCs NlcNS
3. The Potter's Whtel .....Ian McLsren
{. Soldiers OF Fortune.
80. .. .... Richard Harding Davis
3. The Real Issue. VIII White
s. A Lady Of Quality. ty.-...
..... =. France. Hodgson Burnett
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
SiLvERPLATED TABLEWARE

We carry only standard makes OF
these goods. of quadruple plate.
We have handsome Tea Sets as low
as S12O0; better ones for $1,000 and
$4,000.
Water Sets, Coffee Sets. Cake Bas-
kets, Bake Dishes. Cups and Saucers.
Children's Cups in great variety, Smok-
ing Sets, Cigar Jars.
In fat ware we sell Rogers Knives,
Forks and Spoons. best quality triple
plate. And then We have all the small
pieces. like Butter Knives. Sugar Shells,
Meat Forks, Ladies'. etc. These, like the
Sterling articles, are useful, durable
and pleasing.
Il. VAIL & CO., jewelers..
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
WANT TO co TO CONGRESS

There is said 70 Be In this city ~ tts
present time no less rasn seven gentle
men Eao are grooming themselves .
make the race foT congress in f1e Big
Seventh next year. This seven repre-
sen;s al os tae parties. Five ot them
are lawyers. one Newspaper E1s3 ami
the other = vel known asr.emsD.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-28
THE oKLAHoMA prv1srox.

On tas arss day u January fse Santa
Fs Tll casrge The axaDe of tSs slEiRl "a
noE kn9E7 ss TIE Sosta@ru eiFislaa. fse
headquarters = Easea are i8>sie5 IN tas~
city. Ta.s Eiii - dsns n aTfsT = sFBis
arg eca.as5s1- Tais siFiss1s Esii -
knoEn - - Ga ms ssyisian ~hiza
All - appf-elz.e8 - ;Hs WIraiis ps3-
pc beos3=s = tss f-ssuss.y sezsax exf.--
IN. Ss.1ss- ox>.> x-l VILLA