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THIN KING
 OF
 Christmas? We have now in stock the most com plete line in this city of
Choice Leather Novelties

in Mexican Hand Carved Calf Skin, Seal Skin, Morocco, Crocodile, Lizard and Pig Skin, Plain and Silver Mount ed Combination Ladies' Pocketbooks, Gentlemen's Pocketbooks, Purses, Bill Rolls, Card Cases, Writing Cases, Fo- lio Cases, Library Sets, Military Brush Cases, Playing Card Cases, Calendars. Dressing Cases, Pocket Companions, Folding Mirrors, Manicure Sets, Cuff and Collar Boxes and Rolls, Photo Cases Glove and Handkerchief Cases, Cigar Cases, Match Safes, Money Belts, Chatelaine Bags, Hand Bags, Spectacle and Eye Glass Cases Ticket Books, Pocket Flasks, Drinking Cups, Medicine Glasses, etc.
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[. 1. WiSHBuRN & %. S4 (turth ard 6i Center streets.
 New Haven. Conn.
CLAIRVOYANT.

MARY J. WRIGHT, NJ. D.-Home 27 High street. near Crown. Consultation on Medi- cal, Personal and Business matters, Sl.Oo. Doctor treats all chronic diseases with or without medicine Hour: 9 to 12 m. to D. m.. and evenings; Sundays, 10 to 1. Glass, Fridays D. m.
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TMants.

One Cent Word for each insertion. five cents Word for full Week. sev- en times.
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WANTED.
RatsreIIameums.

LOST, BLACK and white Setter. Reward pai1 if returned to 205 LONG WHARF or n26 If 22 CLINTON AVE.
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s.BLANKETS BELOW PAk." FULL size Stable Blankets, doubly surcln gled, heavy, strong, shaped, bound, rein forced 9S cents. Buy just as good else where at $1.25 to $1.50.
 LINSLEY X LIGHTBOURN, d3 z Open Evenings.
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.sGLOVE'S CHEAP PRECISE LATELY fashioned .'Reindeers," sllk-lined, lined $3.50. Cheap because 50 hard to wear out Great fayorites with the men. Plenty Warm Winter Mittens.
 LINSI.EY X LIGHTBOURN, d3 Leaders in Gloves.
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"PALA FABLE HORSE FOOD." IT takes our $3.50 Fodder Cutter to prepare q good winter breakfast for your live stock $750 buys q Root Cutter; $500 q Clover Cutter; $6.50 a Corn Sheller, with Separator and Screen.
 d3 LINSLEY & LIGHTBOURN.
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PIANOS AND ORGAN :
A CARRIAGE
.sWOOD,S ICE TOOLS. ,

ALL Ice Gatherers will want to know that we have been appointed exclusive Selling Agents in this vicinity for Woods Ice Tools"
 LINSLEY tS LIGHTBOURN, d3 z 33 and 30 Broadway.
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WANTNll
WANTED.
WAN TED,

WAN TED, BEST Swedish and German servants are all secured here. Employment Agencv au4 tf N. SLEEMAN, 775 Chapel street.
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Relics from the Spanish War.

Everett Stone has received from
Captain Frederick NJ. Munger of the
United States revenue cutter Manning.
a Mauser rifle and a Spanish officers
saber They are both at the coal office
and a number of Mr.. Stones friends
and acquaintance have been examin-
ing the curiosities.
The rifle has the sword bayonet. A
brace of cartridges was sent with the
rifle. 1t is 1920 calibre. the kind
which goes right through a man and
does not kill him. They make a clean
wound, and in many cases the wounded
man would be able to keep right on
fighting. The weapons We're used
in the battle of Guantanamo. an: we've
received when the Spaniards laid down
their arms. Captain Munger is now at
home, and in few weeks will visit
Mr.. Stone.
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Monday 10 Be Observed as Christmas.

Monday will be observed throughout
the city generally as holiday, as is
the usual custom in case holiday falls
upon Sunday. The stores will close
according to the general rule: the dry
and fancy goods stores, all day; the
clothing, shoe and grocery stores and
the barber shops, closing at noon. The
banks will be closed all day.
In the post office all the departments
save the newspaper department, will
be closed as on all holidays. Those who
expect packages on that day need not
worry, however, for the fear that they
will be left in the office during the day,
as >the post office department has ar
ranged for teams to be used in the de-
livery, and the mail for those on the
delivery routes will be cleared from the
office in the morning before the car
riers leave work.
The Edwards eotton mills will con-
tinue to run as usual, and somem of the
other factories and mills will also do
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State library ne
on or before JAH6af

The five folloWinR c0
filed certificates Of sfncorpa
Emerson. Blake and
been organized at Bangor,
Of conducting a. dry goods d
$l50. 900 capital stock, of whici
paid IN. The officers are: Pre- -
ward r. Adams of Bangor, Me-. {f0dSur-
er: Joseph G. Blake. of Bangor, Ne. Ger
tificate approved, December II, 1898
The Boston Exploration Co. has been
organized at Portland for the purpose Of
conducting general mining business.
with S20OO,00O capital stock, of which $4xD
Is PAID in. The officers are: President.
Henry +. Warner of Lincoln, Mass.
treasurer, Rodolph l.. Agassiz Of Hamil-
ton, Mass. Certificate approved, Decem-
Der 81 1898.
American Can Co. has been organized
at Ellsworth,for the purpose of the manu-
capital stock, of which $500 is paid IN
The officers are: President, Orrin F. Hib-
bard of Brooklyn, n. Y; treasurer Wal
ter /. Mccoy of South Orange, N. j.
Certificate approved. Dec. q. 1895.
Davies Refrigerator Co. has been or
ganized at KHtery, for the purpose of the
manufacture and sale of refrigerators.
Is paid in. The officers are: President.
Fred j. Hutchinson of Hyde Park, Mass.
treasurer, f. e. Rowell of Kitiery, Me-
Certificate approved, December H. 1898.
Elevator Safety Lock Co. has been or
ganized at Kittery, for the purpose of
the manufacture and sale of a patent ele-
vator safety lock. with $100,00O, capital
stock. of WHICH nothing Is paid in. The
officers are: President, Edward l.. Thay-
er of Boston. Mass: treasurer. William
l.. Haines of Boston. Mass. Certificate
approved, December 70. 1898.
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presents. Both the young No,
.'u me young women know how 49,,
= % decide what TO buy. so %
~ NOT get just what theN wan,od
why not recall their own exnor,an g.
.''u what time they had in purcb /. :
'"s the present and remember ~
p''i' N which they bought the p;f,
remember '"Tis the giver and not 49,
sift that should please.
mere is still one more day in wh;..
presents will be purchased
ana after that there will be no chance
70 purchase many kinds Of goods : !
some OF the stores will be closed Al,
uay' monday, While others will be Omen
only IN the forenoon. This will M
doubt be the banner day and evening
81 all should the weather be fair, and
the trade will so down as the great.
est in several years.
GOOD, it is the sign Of prosperity re-
turning.
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CHRISTMAS CHURCH SERVICES.
Programme Arranged by Some Of the Churches
for Sunday.
Unitarian Church.

Christmas will be duly recognized in
appropriate services at the Unitarian
churcn, tomorrow. AT the morning SER
vice Rev. Mr.. Newbert will preach from
the text, Heaven and earth shall pass
away, but my words shall not pass
away and the choir will render the fol-
lowing Christmas music:
Carol Awake, Arise Good Christians"
Anthem. Hank! What Mean, ETC.
So, Elliot.
1aroi. Walter Maristow
/, a.s ..,,,,. M. Watson.
,Y Barnby.
Gear. +. II. Sears.
AT II O'Clock the children of the Sun
the parlors.
AT I p. M. there will be a vesper service
IN the church, with a short address, and
the following musical programmed
Carol, Ring the Bells A. Chace.
Anthem Bethlehem
- Homer Bartlett
Caroi, .,Ihe City's Hum. c. *. Fay
A. P. Howard.
Anthem, Draw Near Ye Nations
NJ. Watson
Hymn, Calm, On the Listening Ear of
Night. f. II. Sears.
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]. Mays little lamb whose fleece Was
6whliessas snow" must have strayed. at
least, there is one labelled Merry
3Christmas' hanging in front of Hill s.
Locke's, sts plump appearance, and
the .Aeecy sVhiteness ofthat part of the
tail that appears to have escaped the
savarice of man, shows tito have been
Of the same cosset order and beauty
as 'Mary's. Another strange sight is
the springlike appearance the lettuce,
radishes, tomatoes. parsley, spinach,
etc, displayed in front of the store
give the street. nevertheless "old
Boreas" is nursing his wrath and. hiding
his time.
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Universalist Church.

The following will be the musical SER
vice at the Universalist church:
Voluntary, "Grande Voluntare de ST.
Cecilia, No. 5, Edward Batiste
Anthem, And Thou Bethlehem
Trowbridge
Christmas Carol. THE Birthday of a
King" Neidlinger
Mr.. Beck and Chorus.
Anthem, 20 Sing TO God. Gounod
Mrs. Case, Miss Clark and Chorus.
Offertorie, ALA Mennetto," four-string
quartet OPP. 10. Louis Coeme
Anthem, Those Wise Shepherds
Vincent
Miss Weeks and Chorus.
Postlude, ''Triumphal March,
Henri Deshayes
The quartet of the church will be as
sisted by Miss Addie Weeks, soprano;
Mrs. ]. X. Brown. contralto; Mr.. Fred
Perry, tenor; Mr.. Horace Turner, basso.
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Congregational Church.
1890 A. M.

10.30 "A. M. l..
Organ Voluntary. t
DoXolOSy.
Lords Prayer, On concert).
Gloria in EXcelsis.
Apostles Greed, On concerD.
Anthem, How Calm the Night on Jnda $
Responsive Reading.
Gloria Patri.
Anthem, "Hark, Hank, My Soul Shelley
Scripture Lesson.
Prayer.
Response Carol, There's Song in the
Air.
Weekly Offering.
HYMN Sc, 'Oh. Little Town of Bethle-
hem
Short Sermon.
Hymn 50. brightest and Best of the
Sons of the Morning"
Benediction:
Organ Postlude.
CHRISTMAS vEsPER SERVICE P. M.
Prelude, "Op. 1872 Schubert
Responsive Reading.
HYMN "A, "Hark. the Glad Sound"
RESPONSE. Lords Prayer chanted.
Cantata 1.-The Holy Child.
Anthem, '"rhe Holy Night, E. Lassen
Hymn 10. at Came Upon the Midnight
Clear
Benediction.
POstlude.
The church choir will be assisted At
both services by eight or ten well-khoWn
singers.
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Fuoera, Of Miss Nellie F. Hurley.

The funeral of the late Miss Nellie
y uur,ev of Richmond, was held, Fri
dsx afternoon, at ST. Mary's church,
with TRey. Father Doherty oificiatlng.
,rhara were many of her friends from
Richmond in attendance, and their
floral offerings were very beautifui.
increment was made in st. Mary
cemetery.
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Miss Eva Shorey. stenographer to the
governor, will pass Christmas at her home
in Bridgton. A sketch of Miss Shoreyss
stenographic career was given in the last
edition of the Photographic Magazine.
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Assistant Librarian Ernest w. Emery
is quite i'll with the grip she is unable
to leave the house.
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General Richards was reported, Friday
as still being in bed with his illness.
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STATE HOUSE.
Anew Departments Will Make Monday
Holiday.
One New Member Of State Board Of AqricuI.
ture Other News.

The day, Friday, at the State House
seemed more like Sunday than anything
else. After the crowds of the first of the
week. and then having several of the de-
partments practically closed for the week,
it was tame indeed.
The employees in the different depart
ments of the building were asking what
day they were to have as a holiday, and
in many cases it was decided to let them
observe Monday as Christmas
Among those who went home, Friday,
to pass Christmas were State Superin-
tendent of Schools w. w. Stetson, Hon
l.. T. Carleton. Hon. Oramandal Smith,
Hon. n. S. Purinton, and Bank Examiner
f. f. Undertake.
Secretary B. Walker McKeen and soa,
Harold, arrived at the State House, FRI
day morning, from their attendance at
the Maine State Grange in Bangor. Mas
ter Harold was made member of the
State Grange and was given quite an
ovation on account Of being the baby of
the State Grange. There was one young
lady, however. who is as young as he
who joined. She is Miss White of
Washington county, and the two made 4
youthful couple to belong to the high
branch of the order.
The meeting of the Maine Board of
Agriculture will be held at the office of
the board on the third week in January.
There will be at least one new member on
attendance at the meeting, and he is Z.
F. Allen of Columbia Falls in Washing
ton county, who has been elected to sue
coed Mr.. Farnsworth, the present member
from that county.
Elections of members in the counties
of Androscoggin, and Lincoln have re-
suited in returning the old members
The election of members from Kenne-
bee and Waldo are still to be made.
The meeting of the delegates of the
agricultural societies in the county Of
Kennebec for a member of the board will
be held at the office of the board, Tues
day, December q. There will probably be
two or more candidates for the Office, so
it is still in doubt who will be the men,
ber
The first member of the Legislature
outside of Augusta to arrive at the Capt.
tol for the winter is Hon. Sidney T. Full
Ter of Kenebunk who, with Mrs. Fuller:
is very pleasantly located at 116 State
street. Mr.. Fuller is one of the best
known citizens of York 4punty. He had
a wide experience in pietical railroad
constructiona and management. For a
number ofaxears he wassif charge of the
n1ainseuana aepa smerH of the Balti-
more & Ohid For several years he was
actively coniccted with the construction
of the Mexican t.entkaI Railroad in Next
CO. AS the expert Representative of
strong Philadelphia Syndicate he spent a
year in Russia LOCKING over the ground
travelled extensivels:&oih in his own
country and in tlrppe and with
edge of affairs is sure to bsciear head
ed and influential sfslatnns
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If a government bond for si0.0O0C
would please your wife, wouldn't G
sit would please you toe, toe
~, ahle To give it, but you can't c
vau can, however, il You are iii c
,rnna health a twenty year c
S;,yestment that will give yoarC
wife per cent interest. You're
wife can do without the money e
"hi,e Won live. She would need 1t 2
warv badly If you should die. z
Whvnot make her n gift that will z
ass,,ra herautUre. You can do this =
nv means of one of the new con-
tracfs of assurance. issued by the =
EC,,tabla Society. which at ma- =
turitv are paid in interest -hearingT
ssc,m,tles called Gold Debentures, =
These Debentures bear interest =
ut The rate OF ) per cent per annum =
for twenty years, At the end OFF,
which time they mature and are n
Maid in gold. Having these adj q
vsntages and being guaranteed by q
one of the strongest financial in Il
st;futsons i'll the world these n
Dehensures may be expected toS
command a premium above their n
face value in any market if Offer n
ed for sale. q
If you would like to have TX
fuller description of this con-X
tract. kindly ill up and return the =
coupon below. e
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All the books belonging to the Maine
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T urs

Ihlldren's fur sets, ladies' and
misses collarettes. muffs, capes and
Jackets al prices that will suit you.
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Blankets

White and colored. in gold. red, pink
and blue borders. Extra values.
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Useful IL
Ladies' / Misses Jackets

AN new, fresh goods, this, season.
STYLES. We have marked them at
prices that will sell them at once.
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EXCLUSIONS.

The Frisco Line will sell ticksts at rate
OF one and one-third for tho round trip
account the following meetings.
Annual meeting Commercial Law
League of America, Put-in-Bay. Ohio,
July 26-29.
Annual convention Kansas Free
Thought and Spirituslist association. OF
tawa. Kan. July 2T-August
Trisnnial convention American In
structors OF the Deaf. Columbus. Ohio,
July 2s-August q.
Annual meeting League OF AmericaH
Municipalities. Detroit. Michigan. Au-
gust IA
Annual convention Young Peoples
Christian Union Of the United PreSbyter-
ian Church Of North America, Saratoga.
n. Y. August 3-s
Annual meeting Advent Christina
church. Mendoza. Ill. Aug. 1s-2s
Biennial meeting United States Grand
Lodge Of ths order OF Birth Abraham.
Phlls delphla, Pa. August H-25.
Seventh Day Baptist General Confer
ence. Milton Junction. Wis. August 24-5o
For further particulars call on or adj
dress Il O. MORTIMORE.
City Ticket Agent
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WELL FED, WELL BRED.
Proper Food Makes Brainy lien
and Beautiful Women.

TO know Just what to eat is a prob,er,
for many people who fnd their strength
and health no; keeping up to props-
stage From food We must EXPECT our
bodily nourishmen, and not from drugs
True, Physicians care is required a,
times. bu- the trne physician vii ALWAYS
seek 70 pu; rs patent on properly se,ec.ad
food and drink.
\ food expert bas discovered Crane
Nuts by experimenting OF the ,rss--
meo, CT gEains 20 srtIfcially p-e-sirsz+
the starches che principal psrl. Crsae-
Nuts as now made By :ae Postum Cereal
Co. Lin. OF bate Creek. Mich. and s,ls
oy srocers seneTaily. IS a delicious dainty
suicide particularly for the BARN xorker
as II quickly Supplies the parts % food
the body needs 10 supply the daily loss
produced 6y brain work Unless tae rfxb,
food be furnished and properly dises,ed
the individual discovers a gradual failing
aad some form OF disease sets IN.
Users % Grape-Nots discover that ,asx
assist in the digestion % cream and oehA-
TODD. and tina; wei FED see.Iax'' tel-
lows sEsiE Use
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BtF0RE THE SURRENDER

Slooney. July 1o--Refugees from San
tiago arrive here by The hundreds. L is
estimated THAI lo.ooo have passed out Of
the Spanish lines An inteligens Cuban
OF French descent. who has been en-
ployed FOR twenty-five years in the Jura-
qua mines here says that when he and
his family left Santiago. there were
nearly 2.eoo wounded Saaniards in ;he hos
pitfalls there. In thefrst days fgh,ing
up TO three o'slock. over go hundred were
killed; since then 10 record has been kept
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GRAND ENGAGEMENT.
IMAM E-N1AiAL MEN l.
Knights OF Pythias. indianapolis. August
% To %

The Supreme Grand Lodge session. Aug
ust 80 TO September 10. For the above 90
caslon the Frisco Line wlll-sell tickets
to Indianapolis and return August 10. -
and p. at rate OF $l9l5. Tickets will be
good returning not earlier than August y.
and not later than August 20. Extension
OF final return limit TO September 10. ISas.
may be obtained oy deposit Of ticket with
joint agent at Indianapolis on or before
August -. and payment to him OF Is cents
For further Information call on or adj
dress II. o. MORTIMORE.
City Ticket Agent
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Our Navy and Hawaii.

Every American is interested in the re-
suit Of our conflict with Spain. and should
Iamiliartze himself with the wonderful
achievements and possibilities of our New
American Navy-of our modern battle
snips, those terrible engines of war which
accomplished the complete destruction of
Inc spanish fleets AZ Manila and Santiago.
II may also be Of interest 10 inform your
selves relative 10 the newly acquired ter
Tltorv II the United States. the Hawaiian
~fs1ands learn something about the nativ-
ity. occupations. etc. Of their people. A
handsome Art Portfolio, composed Of ten
books, containing beautiful Photographers
of the American Navy, Cuba and Hawaii.
together with a brief bu; comprehensive
description Of each view, can be obtained
from any ticket agent Of the Frisco Line
for the nominal sum Of ten cents each, or
g complete set for one dollar.
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GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENcT.


MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE.
iif North Main Street. wichita. Kan
We can sell yo1 through railway ard
stes nsship tickets to al points in the
world.
We are agents FOR the following Ines %
ocean steamship companies and keep tbs
er.glnal tickets always O. hand. 20 thx;
upon purchasing re eza hand them 70 y5s
q; once.
American aae. New York % ssstAaHs5-
toa-
American Ba.. Philaas,phs. 20 Liver
poi
Anchor iin-. New York % Glasgow
Csnzfd lie. Ssw YORK - I@vsTpo7.
North German Lloze. &su York 20
souihzraptoa. Bremen. Ceaas. E&Sle4.
Gibraltar. Austria. Cana sa1 22n-
y ute Star Line Ns~ York ts Liverpool.
Cape T0zn. South AE-lc2 zas s0stA Az
srlczn psints-
We 2lss rake sresxsry q r.~pxt1
ee<za tsessiS. So ftssf aayo-e 1easYsnx
% pay t0r sickst hsrs 70 5rfax gsssr tss.r
fF4eaes frozs ihs 90 csgrtrsss can q a
safely ara esespsy. 8s attend . ths g.
livery q TIE fs1ssr O. So gsh~r So
z p HLEcELET. Ax...
BEST HUNTING And FISHING.
Fozas 81 10 CsaeTaGs M4a.aas "a
To21- Rates "a ~eTy - 70 a. >s.s.s
write .sF lGGEt-Asst sGSzs6ss-
N. y. BAILEY, -. p Il Cx-x.x c..
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Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS Of MOTHERS for thei-
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t 5OOTIIES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
all PAIN; CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA Sold
by druggists in every part of the word.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslows
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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THE KANSAS MIDLAND RAILWAY.
The short line from Wichita 70 Colo
rsao. wyoming. Utsh. Nevada. califsrnia.
washington. oregon ana al Rosthwsstsrn
points. the quickest service. no transfers
or delays. In connection With the linton
Pacific Railway. the Erandsst scsnia line
Of the west. with through dining Aad
sleeping ear service west Of Ellsworth.
For Information az 20 rates. etc. cal ca
City Ticket once. i15 North Main street.
or a. passenger depot. corner Of Msslsy
and Douglas avenues
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-26

TO TIE KLoNDIKE GOLD FIELDS.
The best and shortest line to the KIon-
dixie gold fields Is via the Kansas Midland
and Union Pacific railways. Save time.
and you are money ahead. CAN az City
Ticket once. 13S North Main street. or
passenger depot. corner OF Mosley and
Douglas avenues.
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Corner Main AL Dough-.
xATIoSAL EscAssp7iEHT. q. 4 r.

Cincinnati. OAlo. September : % %
On accognt % - above snesuesz.szt
tAs Frisco T4ns wi,l eel tseSsts - ca
clnus1 a.; retsra trsaa al stations "a
Kansas. ss3tsms@F 2 1tsad 8 fss AZ :.
Eoo1 for contlasous passage "a bzafa ssrss-
tens. ard fof tetufs lsaTlHk caresnnau
19f ssrGsF tsan ssgtenabsr sd aof la.sr
fnsa sepiss1 ssF Il A s1fsnson 90 SO
nnal Fefzfsl Link % October 2 ~ ray -
ootssrsS ~ cesasli % sgexsts SD ssia
sEsut a. cfnsinastL EeSisrss<r & % >
i1c.sslFe. 2ae sayr-snt 20 aIsn - = eszta
Fer fsstasT ls.srr1stssr. cas- O. % al
ersss n eNoHTGNoHE-
CITY Tlck.s Axsat
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nNNnrNCEAlENT-

TO the Republicans of Sedgwick county.
] hereby announce myself a candidate lot
Probate Judge, subject TO the decision Oh
the Republican county convention.
HARRY Z. DEDRICK.