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Seven plain gold rings.

Seven plain gold rings.
Three diamond and sapphire brooches.
Seven diamond scarf pins.
One diamond and opal scarf pin
Two diamond earrings.
One single diomond and ruby earring.
Thirteen watch chains.
Two gold necklaces.
Two diamond and opal rings
Two diamond and sapphire rings.
Four settings for rings.
Eve diamond brooches.
One pearl. ruby. sapphire and diamond
brooch.
One diamond, ruby and pearl brooch.
One opal brooch.
One diamond and ruby scartpin.
One pair diamond and pearl earrings.
Six diamond studs
One diamond and ruby brooch
The value OF this assortment OF gems
was estimated by the deputy surveyor
and detective a. SO. 200.
HinLeroerg protested that he had had
no intention OF detraud,ng the govern
msnt. bue ne was sent a; once 20 the
Shields There he demanded an ;-1me-
date examination. although Re had me-
Their lawyer nor witnesses Again ne
protested his innocence ot wrong doing.
bu; on the story told by Detective Don
ohue the prisoner was held in $500
bail. and. unable 70 furnish *. was sen;
10 jsil-
The confiscated jewelry. which hc3
covered a table in Commissioner Shields
reor. was swept into a saichsl and
taken 10 the seizure room OF me custom
house Mat: vas taken before The
United States District Attorney 70 make
AFFIDAVIT; 10 mis- testimony and vas then
released.
H.nde-berS tod ne he had been in the
jeweiry business in Dresden since lsI.
but realizing recently thai ne mus; 60
% the wall. ana having neither wife no.
child 20 aoli him, he gsshered up as
much IF MS stock as he codAi convex
entity make way with, ard three weeks
ago led from Germany. BE a-st vent
70 L1nion and remained there Fort
night. leaving his jsweIry in trunk a,
the cuS-Cn house
He mad intended 70 follow The came
plan here, as MS i5ss S-ss 20 remain IN
Amarica only tws. weeks and then = 60
u Switzerland 20 sell MS goods Blu N
the STEAMER. hs said. he vas advised
- conceal tae Rs-1s a5ou; his 2srs-n
-ni carry them ashore. simple Pso-
cee3snz he was assured. whereas =
they reached The custom house Re Touli
have - pay 500 20 redeem them He
toii me ht ha3 ID thought Q: cheating
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he was. The passenger said he was

he was. The passenger said he was
Carl NJ. Hnderberg, of Dresden.
What's in your pockets?" demanded
the detective. H,ncberg replied that
ne had nothing in them.
Il think there is" replied Donohue
Come now. turn them inside out" This
Hinderberg refused TO do, and the de-
tec;ive did il for him.
IN every pocket were parcels Of Jew
elry. Then The detective made for that
package he had discovered az the mans
chest. He found il resting snugly be-
meath a chest protector. 1t conta, ned
bracelets, rings and brooches set with
gems. watch chains and other pieces Of
jewelry.
Donohue continued his search and
found stuffed in Hinderberg's stockings
ten gold bracelets. Ave 10 each foot.
These i, was, and mis- manner Of con-
ceaIing them. that had given 70 Hinder
berg that striking walk that had been
his unio,ng. The man was then told
he was under arrest.
When the detective had first noticed
Hinierberg he was talking 70 a party
o: fellow second cabin voyagers-tather.
mother and four boys. Turning his
prisoner over 10 a customs inspector,
Donohue made a few hurried inquiries
among the other second cabin passen-
gers. and lea-snd that Hinierberg and
the family mad struck up a close friend
ship during the voyage.
Parents ana children had already left
the pier. but Donohue overlook them in
the street and led them back % Hin
deroe-g They were Anton Matt. his
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wife. Theresa. and their children. b

wife. Theresa. and their children, Be--
nard and Franz
Mrs. Matt and two Of the boys each
promptly surrendered a package jof jew
eiry which Hinjeroerg had intrusted 10
them 10 be taken ashore. The Mats
were on their way from Germany to
North Dakota, where the father intend
ed 10 purchase farm with the $1,000 ne
had with HIM. They met Hinderbere
for the first time on the ship, and be-
coming friendly agreed 10 carry the
three parcels for him TO the hotel. the
Wahrenberger. in Greenwich street.
where ne was TO call for them. To each
OF the boys ne had presented fifty cents
for their service to him.
The woman and her children were al
lowed to 90 their way but Matt was re-
quested 10 accompany the detective as
a witness against Hinderberg. and the
three proceeded TO the Office of Mr.. Dow
ling, deputy surveyor Of the port.
Mr.. Downing examined the seized jew
eIry Here is what he found:
Five diamond bracelets. >
One diamond and ruby brooch.
Sixteen gold chain bracelets.
One diamond and sapphire bracelet.
! Three diamond and opal bracelets.
Eight diamond rings.
One turquoise ring.
Four diamond, sapphire and ruby
brooches.
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SIGNAL FROM MOUNT TACOMA
Mountain Climbers Burn Red Lights Upor
the summit

Tacoma, Wash, July 2s.-A beautiful
spectacle. never witnessed before. was
The signal lights in the club 81 Noun
tain climbers known as the Maremacs
from the snow-oapped summit OF Mt.
Tacoma, sixty miles away. The nigh:
was clear ana favorable and fo- an
hour before The fash appeared thous-
ands % eyes AMI hundreds % fed
glasses were trained on the mountain,
searching for the signal At length s
large red light, apparently Ike ball o:
fire. appeared, burning steadily for
nearly five minutes. II was distinctly
visible - Inc naked eye
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FILLED CHEESE AGAIN
That Troublesome Article Appears IN
international Role


Washington. July 2s-Tne attention o,
the treasury department, and also the
agricultural department. has been call
e 20 alleged violations OF the rilled
CHEESE Law passed oy the last congress.
A letter from dealer in Liverpool has
been saOwn. together with the cloth
wrapped around filed cheese which was
sen; abroad, showing that the stamping
o. cheeses has not been carried oGt as
provided by re Law. TIE stamp ng re-
quiret by law says ma, filed c-ses -
mus D. stamped with back letters Two
inches i0ng. the stamps used o. fhs
cloth returned from England are tn
violet ink, and scarcely 6iScinEuishsoIe
The Liverpool u1erclsnt says tnat a
grss: quantity y filed caeese Is nov
shipped abroad and ~)l1 as other chesse
as ne marking required - BE go-e-r-
Eent Is done - baby shat re cheese =
Tot Supposed oy iae buyers q DC fi-isd
Through the courtesy n Z y. S2snz-
isr o. YORK. Pa. Pcesiisn- Mckinley =
in possession = t1e -evo.u -io1zrv Ezr rec
cd = Davis Mckinley. rs g-e1:-gra1lI-
.ahs- David Mckinley TsS a rssidaH.
O. York county during me revolution,
AMI served IN a FORK county company.
Don, hesitate % Xxx when a smooth
spoken salesman offers y5u che ;hinz
as-e- y0u have distinctly or5srsd zao:h-
e. You know zha; yO1 wan Tnsis.
q getting l.
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Kansas City Man Takes Three Kinds of
Poison and Turns on the Gas

Kansas City, No, July 2S.-Dr ]. D.
Porter. president OF the Local Physi-
cans Supply company. and we'll known,
died this afternoon. after having taken
separate doses of morphine. strychnine.
ana cyanide OF choral. and then turned
on the Sas. He was found in a OWNS
condition in the rear OF his place OF
business. The motive for the suicide is
not plain. Porter was well-;o-do and
apparently lived happily. His VIE was
q Mss BlanlN % Zanesvilla Ohm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-29
CLAYTON-BULwER TREATY
Sentiment I'm Favor OF the Abrogation oil
That solemn Farce

Sentiment In Favor of the Abrogatfon of
That solemn Farce.
Washington, July 2s.-PubIic men in
Washington were surprised by the an
nounce5nent of the dispatches a few
days ago that the question of the Clay
ton-Bulwer treaty had been raised in
the British parliament in connection
with the proposal 70 annex the Hawaiian
Islands 10 the United States and also
were consequently prepared for the re-
Spouse Of the British government that
the one question was not involved in
the other. The matter is regarded here
all the greater interest because both
subjects, the validity ot The treaty and
rhe annexation of Hawaii. are under
consideration by the American congress
and both in all probability will receive
attention during the next session. The
senate committee on foreign relati
which has already reported upon the an
nexation treaty. has undertaken an in
vestigation of the present status OF the
Clayton-Bulwed convention and the ex-
pecta ton, on account OF the predlIic-
ton OF members OF the subcommittee
wnicn has the consideration in charge
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is that repor: will be favorable 70 the

is that a report will be favorable 10 the
abrogatiOn Of il.
Il is understood that the committee is
prepared 10 report soon after the open
ing of congress next December. One OF
the points of doubt on The part OF the
committee 5 how the treaty is regarded
by the British government. II appears
that While England mas generally acted
IN Central American affairs as she might
nave been expected % act OF there hal
been no treaty, the English authorities
have never gwen expression 10 any OF
the sentiments as 20 the continued effect
Of the agreement made between Secre-
tary Clayton and Senator Bulwer.
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the government, as h. had not proposed
TO sell the 5eweiry in this country
Another second cabin passenger on
the Paris. j. w. Hall, OF Worcester.
Mas. was arrested by Inspector Hanlon
for failing 10 declare two diamond rings.
one diamond brooch ami a diamond stud.
found ir his pockets He insisted that
the jewelry was not dutiable. as ne had
purchased II in this country. He was
arraigned before Commissioner Shields,
AID on mis- promise TO pay duty cn the
articles was released.
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CRIPPLE CREEK.
THE GREAT GOLD FIELD OF THE
MN E.TEENTH CENTRE

IL easily reached via TIE Great Ms
souri, Pacific Railway. either by way Of
Pueblo or Colorado Springs. or both
Colorado express leaves Wichita da iy at
sis D. m. arriving at Pueblo or Colorado
Springs for breakfast. Cripple Creek -
only a few hours ride from Pueblo or Col
orado Springs.
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FRISCO LINE.

ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO r.
r. COMPANY.
On July 18th to 21st, inclusive; also July
sd, 26th and 30th. August I'd, 9Th, 9Th
and 18th. this Line will sell tickets to
ST. Louis al $11.50 and to Chicago az
$500. Z. c. HOAG.
City Ticket Agent,
Corner Main and Douglas, Wichita, KS.
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ARMoR Plate BOARD NAMED
To Find Out What a Plant OF His Own Will
Cost Uncle Sam.

Washington. July 2S.-Secretary Long
has taken the preliminary steps to-
wards the creation OF a board OF naval
officers to ascertain the cost Of a gov
eminent armor plant. Two members of
the board have been selected. Comno-
dore Howell, commaniant at the League
Island navy yard, and Captain McCorm-
lex, OF the Norfolk navy yard. Both OF
these officers are possessed OF much
technical knowledge and may be said 10
rank high as experts upon the subject Of
armor. The board is 10 report TO con-
greSs at its next session.
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Hot Wave -, 81. Joe.

s. Jossph, No. July 2S.-Arotaer hot
wave has reached this section and the
mercury was almost 10 The 100 mark
aga,h today. jefferson Thomas. farm
e. visiting in the city. mas osen crazei
by the heat. and there have bean a HUM
Der Of minor p-ostrations.
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SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES
via

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
indianapolis, Ind.-O-e fare for round
trip: On sale August l6 and Il. 1897.
indianapolis. Ind.-One fac for round
trip: on sale September and 5. 1897.
For further information call OF or ad-
dress E. E. BLECKLEY. p. T. A..
ia N Main street, Wichita. Kan
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burance company will give splendid con-
tracts to several good. reliable men TO
work life insurance in Kansas and Ok
iahoma. Call on or address J. VI.
Knapp. Manager, 500 Sedgwick block.
Wichita, Kansas. 62-2t
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Exchange Stables.

Exchange Stables al Orlando and
Saltwater. Make a specially of carry
ing passengers between these points.
Also do a general livery business. Trav-
cling mems patronage solicited
SHIVELY, VAN WYKE & SHIVELY.
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FRISCO LINE
ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY

ROAD COMPANY.
Tennessee Centennial and International
Exposition.
Nashville. Tenn. May 10 Oct 81. 1897.
The Frisco Line now have on sale
round trip excursion tickets 70 Nashville.
Tenn. for the above at exceedingly l0s
rates
For fuI Information call on or ad-
dress r. c. HOAG
City Ticket Agent
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This .sa Chsnce

For you 10 get cue Of those splendid au-
scmaiic swings, which are made Of hard
Tood. AZ cost. Sample OF which can &c
seen a: No. 1l9 South Main street. Come
0-ly. 62-llt
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: = BLECELE1


No scao5l sezeseE sissa9inE tas lzzfs-
tr.e caa aHors % .savs iss zliy xlgsos.
a co7y q ne -'Ssess ssr-sZ soazs- Ak
Ms-. Clzrk. yozr nasl- .azsrarzsr. s5szs
Ten
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CHEAP RATES TO NASHVILLE.
TENN

For Tennessee Centennial The Rock
Island Route" xii sell every Tuesday
excursion ticke.s. god for twenty days.
al .ats O: 1855. HAL :. kAT-
d p y Wichita. Kan.
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GENERAL STEAM SHIP AGENCY.
@4'J- ~ ILhFI u tx.
IL North Main Street.
wichita Kzraas


Ia North Main Street.
" chIfs. KarRas
We can SCI! you through Railway snt
steamship tickets 70 81 points N ms
world
We are agents FOR he f1ii3wlnx ines
% Ocean steamship companies. ana keep
ne original tickets always on hand. a,
'hat upon purchasing We can hsn3 them
o. you - oace-
American LlBs-Esw York 20 soa,h>
smpiOn
American L.ne-Ph .a1el2his 20 LIVER
pool
Anchcr Ifns-Ser York - Clssgo~
Cguzrt Lae-SsE YORK e Liverpool
Norm German Lloyd-$-< Terk %
Southampton. Bremen. Geaca. Naples.
Csbrai-sr. AUSTRIA. Caina snd Japaa.
waite S.sT L.as-SsE YORK % LIVER
pol. Cape T5wn. So8i8 Africa and
sg1.a Amer san Do.nta
Sc cleo maze a specially Q, pr~@als
ocean flckets 50 iaaf any oas a~sr.as
20 pay tor a ack~f nsFs 70 brluz over
tastr fr.sr2s from re Oh countries an
d - safely sn3 cs4sply. We sttsaa %
tss delivery 90 fhs ucxsf n he etaer
s.4s 2 = BLEcxLET.
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Only 1920 round trip from Wichita
via Great Rock Island Route" Tickets
On sale Aug. 21st and 22d, good until
Sept. 20th for return. Through cars
without change leave Wichita $50 a. n.
Aug. DIST HAL S. RAY, d. 2. A.,
Wichita Kan.
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NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION.
NAY IST TO OCTOBER BOTH. 1891.
For this occasion. commencing May
10th ana continuing daily thereafter 20
and including October 18th. 1897. tn
Missouri Pacific railway Will sell ;icke's
10 Nashville and return for s35.55. limit
ed for return passage - November 7th.
1897.
The Missouri Pacific railway has two
fast express rains daily. making close
connection IN ST. Louis Union depot
with trains 70 Nashville. For particulars
call on or address
Z Z. RLECKLEY. PAT
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Recently a woman IN New York C-fy.
who Dent Into a store - buy a veil
known medicine. was persuaded 70 AXE
something Just as good. She took IL
and d!ei from me effects OF u A Sui:
.ar ..alnaRes 81 nenAnK
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-29

u bzyiag zss1Ie.ass. - pros scts.
ks--aez 7-epsFsu3rs. = aryta.nx s.se
nat coz1s-as hssl:a. - rhas r. s.ranxs
iz.srso- ssots aye seco=zsass4 ~ =
res1o.s.o.s ye:t1y
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REMEMBER,

THE ROCK SLAND ROUTE 10 the
ONLY LINE running through SLEEP
Frs and CHAIR CARS from WICHITA
70 CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE
Best lne east and west
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Whine & Winnie have few choice I'm
proved farms for sale at a bargain. Easy
terms. 4o1-i03-405 Sedgwick block. soft
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Whine &, Winnie have unlimited funds
to loan on choice farm property 40l-AoS-
405 Sedgwick block. o0-L
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-29

See Whine & Whine for Farm Loans
4o1-403- 405 Sedgwick block, Wichita, Kan.
Soft
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W. J. Black. GenI Pass. Ag,. Topeka

You may hunt the world over and
You will not find another medicine equal
~ Chamberiaia's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy FOR bowel complaints.
II is pleasant. safe and reliable. Tor
sale by Druggists
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SPECIAL RATES TO CHICAGO AND

ST. LOUIS VIA SANTA FE.
July 18th 10 21st. inclusive, and each
Monday and Friday thereafter until
August 18th, the Santa Fe will sell one
way tickets to Chicago al rate of $500
and 10 81. Louis. S11.50. Proportionately
same reduction to other points east. Gail
on Santa Fe agent before going east, for
full information. L. r. DELANEY,
Telephone l39. Agent.
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Altitude and low temperature make
summer travel peasant. Go TO San
Francisco in July via Santa Fe.
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LIMP EXPOSED HIN
SMUGGLER WITH FORTUNE IN HIS
TROUsER LEGS CAUGHT.

He Couldn't Walk Straight and the
Picks Him Out and Causes His Arrese-
Was = Eich Man In Europe-Namber OF
Articles Found-What Will be Done
with the Precious Gems.
New York, July pa jeweler in
Dresden, Germany. seeing financial ruin
staring him n the face, collected such
Of his stock as he could lay hands on
and fed to this country. only to be
logged in Ludlow STREET Jail on charge
of attempting to smuggIe in valuable
assortment OF gems.
Detective Timothy Donohue, OF the
customs service, whose duty takes him
to the piers on the arrival OF steam
ships, noticed among the second cabin
passengers who disembarked from the
Paris yesterday morning a man whose
actions were well calculated TO attract
attention. He was about fifty years
old, tall, vel formed, and of distin-
guisned appearance. He was expen-
SlEely OEeSSeu anu wore gray over
coat.
What caught the trained eye OF the
detective was the passengers extreme
nervousness. a popularity in his gait as
he crossed the pier and a suspicious
prominence OF chest. Tim" Donohue
of long experience with smugglers, has
a way of his own in dealing with sus-
poets. Stepping up to his man, he
asked:
What's the matter? Have you got
corDs?" at the same time giving the
mans swelling chest playful dig. The
man replied in difficult English that he
had no corns. but Donohue had scarcely
waited for an answer to his question.
The punch in the chest had done just
what it was intended to Undiscovered
god sized parcel concealed beneath
the passengers clothing. The detective
led the man aside and asked him who
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n. Y. GARLAND.
Western Passenger Agent
REMEMBER WELL AND BEAR IN
MIND

That the Missouri Pacific railway 70 the
shortest and Quickss; route 20 all Colo
RADIO points. Leaves Wichita at Sis
p. m. arriving az Pueblo $50 a. m, Col
orado SPRINGS $50 a. m. and Denver a
IL noon. One hour quicker thad any
competitor. City ticket Office ia North
Main street. Telephone 2lI.
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If a retailer found that every attempt
a. substitution cost him a customer he
would soon be tired OF i; and would sup
ply what the public asks for.
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Some men need a good roasting. but they
are such good fighters that 10 one viii give
II 10 them.-Atehison Globe
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Tae s1bsii;gis5n q one mike .oT az
other Is kiaG y green goods game iaas
he paoli- can pa ar end - - rtt1s-
tied
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KANSAS CITY TO CINCINNATI
WITHHOLD CII NCE or, . Apo

hANSAS CIT 10 OINCIN y AZ
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
The Wabash railroad is now running
through cars to Cincinnati on their fast
mail IRAN. leaving Kansas City at ESQ
every evening. making practically no
change OF cars from Kansas City to
Louisville. Cincinnati, Washington.
Baltimore AMI Philadelphia. and short
enins the time TO eli above places from
five 10 eight hours. The Wabash - the
only line that does this.
II. v. GARLAND.
WaSfarrn paS-nrrnr
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Railroad Readers
CHANGE or TINE ON THE FRISCO.

CHANGE OF TIME ON THE FRISCO.
Al midnight. Sunday. July II, ne
Frisco line made same decided caaage-
in its time card The afternoon tTalr
from the cas-. arrives al $40 2. m. AMI
the train heretofore leaving Wichita soE
s.: LoGis az 1870 leaves al i2sSs p ~
The morning ;rain arrives from the est
a; 5:i5 a. II, instead q 5.ss5 as formerly.
aai the east bound train leaves al sac
instead % 1910 ,. III
Al, OF TIE Frisco trains are row scaea-
uled 30 as TO run through joplin ana
passenger VIII be taken through the very
heart Of the inierss;iEg lead and zinc
mining regions az southwest Missouri.
instead OF scaling IT'S northern boundary
as formerly done.
Another innovation established by the
Frisco is a train luncheon supervised BY
the popular Fred Harvey Dining Hall
system" Mr.. Harvey's name Is as well
known as any man in the ives; and il Is
always associated with ne bes, CT seTv-
ice and the mos. excellent viands.
The cas-; bound train at ls:35 p. m. 10
the only one oul o. Wichita having =
sleeper through 20 s.. Louis. ana as TIE
morning train does noi run any farther
than Wichita. the sleeper viii be set on,
convenient u tue STATEN and passengers
will be allowed % sleep until O'Clock. n
feature which Will BE greatly rel!shed by
the Frisco patrons who have been COM
PEELED 70 rustic on; a; 5 o'clock heretofore.
This same sleeper which returns on the
$40 p. m. train vii be placed convenient
10 the station al $50 p. m. 80 that any
passenger can retire az his convenience.
another very sensible and appreciated
consideration
You viii also notice that The Frisco has
perfected an elaborate suburban service.
running eighteen trains each way per
DAY between the mining towns OF Joplin.
Carthage and Gsleus.
1; is a noteworthy fact that this enter
prising line. since il emerged from TIE
hands OF the United States court. has
iaaugu-atei many modern and original
Innovations. and il is certain tina, the
travelling public VIII M; be SOW 10 avail
themselves Of them. 5s-i0s
NASHVILLE. TENN. AND RETURN
$3.50
TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND IN.
TERNATIoNAL EXPOSITION.
The A;chls0n. Topeka and Santa Fe
will sell daily. tickets 10 Nashville and
return a; rate OF 1855 continuous pas
sage in each direction. Final Nmit
November IA. 1881
l. X. DELANEY. Asen.
Telephone '1a9
Through tickets. baggage checked.
maps. time tables and full Information
about the Santa Fe Route ard Frisco
Line can be obtained from their ticket
Office al Douglas avenue station. which
Is open until 1910 p. m every day. Al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-29
CHEAP RATES VIA
GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTEl

$500.
WICHITA TO ST. LOUIS. s1I5e.
Proportionately low rates 20 all points
east,
Tickets on sale July 10th 10 3lGi, in
elusive. also July 23rd. Goth. 3otIi. Aug
I'd. 6th. 9th and 18Th
Phone 1870. HAL S. RAY. y. p. A.
Wichita. Kan