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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The California state board of railroad
commissioners has dismissed the proceed
ings instituted by the former board TO in
vestigate the business Of the Pullman Pal
aee Car Company.
Prince Henri d'Orieans. who is the guest
OF Prince and Princess Waldemar Is at
Copenhagen in order TO obtain sufficient
capita. to start Danssn-Ahysslnlan
commercial syndicate
The Seminole is the sanae selected by
Secretary Gage for the new revenue cut
ter for the New York station. 10 ha
launched at the Columbian Iron Works
In Baltimore next Saturday,
The bark Gatherer. coal laden from Ia
coma drifted on the Preside shoals. near
Anita rock. After some effort she WIS
towei off and anchored further down the
bay. She was not seriously damaged.
DR. r. Rodriguez PARA Is on his way to
Paris 10 act AZ charge d'afaires Of
Mexico during the absence OF the Mexican
minister On SIX months vacation. On
the iatter's return 10 Paris. DR.. PARA is
to go To Yokohama as Mexican consul
general.
The Cheyenne & Northern passenger
train, which has been for three weeks
hluckad.si by tae STOW near Iron Mountain.
Ii apparently little nearer being released
work train IL stsli more than ten miles from
the passe niger train.
The differences oetwesn the California
raisin growers association ard the pack
ISOLATION will make the sales and the
hackers will receive a liberal commission
The packers will form an organization
with \ capital OF tSe.0a. OF which SEQ 30
Is 60 be in cash.
At Cheyenne Wyo.. "Wednesday. Special
Master DAY 81 the United States court
sold the equity or the Union Pacific Rail-
way Conpany's coal lands IN Wyoming
at psshlse auction. The sale included lands
IN Carbon sweetwater and Tintah coun~
ties. The total price aggregated s., - On.
They are all bought by Vice President
Cornish for the Union Pacific Railroad
Company.
The navy department has abandoned all
hope OF the recovery Of the ssrnored eruis-
er srtstonai Colon. The only ships added
to the service as a result Of the campaign
in the Atlantic ocean be the cruiser
R.na Mercedes. now undergoing repairs
at Santiago and the gmnhoat< Aivara.o
aud SaaGevaL Admiral Dewey has n
eeT mission at Manila fsae Manila CSstao
fssyte, Alnaanao ard Rareeio. ard the
gnnhoats Esis ae Cuba, Isia de r.uxon and
Don Juan &c Austria
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SUCCESS or BLANCHE RATES.
with James O'Ncif she shares the
Houors In sTh~ Musketrers."

NEW YORK, March II -'"rte Nashe-
tesrs" sydney Granays version 81 t3F
H,,n,as romance had its first New York
prrsentatton al the Broadway fheaser last
nisas, with James q Nell as n Arslgnsn
ara nfsuche Rates al NJ satst. Much inter-
esf was taken in tne&e two nasssF<s tire
so~,,sr aeraa,sa az hts ieng ehsesses from
The metropolitan stage. ard the sAts~r he.
cat,se o. her success In 1.-THE f.rnas RUBY
Mr.. o'NeEl male a most creastahlt ~ Att
ofrns.v@ ewasgersng braggadseia which at
taehea 10 the character In tbs old drama
fixasions. So
..r,ass~s.s. ~. nee Of the Connie Dc F8fse.
heror,es ths tool Of Rscheiieu IN his plot
4,nrr sgair,sss the asteen. met al the sx~
pae.asienS ~ her friends, anu by hsf = ssslg
INTERPRETATION OF the rese essa bashed acF~
Ser hrr,iy ms a favorsse. TIE cast In gen
Aral ~ excellent.
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rnent. Senator Allen walked cut into the
marble room and received the thanks OF
MIRA Williams and Mrs. Belknap, who
were waiting for the result IT Will be
necessary now 10 obtain the presidents
action Congress would authorize the
transfer but would not make II manda-
tory on the president. II is said that
Capt. Williams was In ignorance OF his
wffe's efforts until the result was
achieved
Mai Eirney of the ordnance department.
who graduated first Ia HE class. but also
missed the engineers because there was
ma vacancy III the president carries out
the provision Mai Hsrrey will Jump thir-
teen majors. and Williams VIII pass all
of the captains and eight majorA- Gen.
Wilson has flied . protest against the
transfers
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aad 81 the Rhysicians it Includes.
They know that the cures publish
- In these columns are real rares
~ real peep1e-Of persons ttvtn9 in
this community and surrounding
territory; grateful and truthful
people who may be seen and In
QaareA Of.
In such uAreserved measure has
this faith ~ the people h~cn aisen
to this practice that Ii Is the wonder
of the medfcaI world. WitAou: ANY
Sensational featares il has steadily
grown and 10 today Numerically
greates than four years ago. the
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POLICEMEN ARE BLAMED.
Cofarrd People of CAsetnnau In
rensea at Treatment at Troops.

CINCINNATI. q. March N~Ths ccla.-
ed people az Cincinnati have been sns3ig
naat ever tAs treatment OF So1orea TROOPS
In Nashville. when the Fifth regiment
tcosefest Z. :. V. passed through that
city. after having been mustered out. Tie
colonel al she regiment in here ara ne
asserts that the attach VAS entirely us.-
provoked. that the soldiers were asseep
In their eersss and fhs NAshptlls psilse
entered the cars without AIRY rgoy0ca-
gan whatever ard with clubs began beat
ms ire naea unfii taey wssa unconscious
He says the dlscharss papers an4 iranxuag-
sasfoa yassrheTs % Asne Of ssse men vera
taken away ass EeTa to pieces.
A COMMITTEES has aeen named Is call an
Indignation meeting - here if Is proposed 10
take steps 30 bring Ssast against ire city
af Nashville Yer tna acts OF their ral!es-
sHnst.
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TESTED BY TIME
II IS by the Natural Law That the Copeland Prac-
tice Survives All Other Methods


The wonder that four years ago
s"ii"wed the presentstion Of sueh
cares N these In manifold forms
OF aerfoss disease and aickness. ~
the Copeland treatment. Has pa xaea
away. The wonder that followed
the presentation Of such cures N
these In deafness. unAer the G0pe-
land discovery. Has In . great .neas.
are passed away.
In the place Of this wonder there
- now that which abides and viii
always abide-tAe everlasting faith
OF the people. The people know
the sktl1 and truth II this practice,
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tt1e Of its earlieat work IN this
Community; greater than four years
axo when the most tntease pueltc
interest was aroused by the an
nounc~ment 81 the Discovery of the
Care fer Casarrh. IL has that quality
stronger than sudden popularity
the quality Of abiding faith. u has
survived all competition In stmiiaR
methods. IL has triAsaphed over
every ktnd OF method 10 reach the
sick. Whyf Because the truth NJ.
ways survives. II In the nasaral law
Of thtaSs. The beat always sar~tvess
that which II Of service to mankiaa
always survives.
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BETTING Is UNDER THE BAN.
san FRANCISCO AUTHORITIES EN-
FORCE THE CITY ORDINANCE.
Placed UnAe1 Arrest-Track own
ers Will Test the Validity Of the
Anti.Pool.Selllng Law In Court.

SAN FRANcIEcO. March A-Anoat
fifty policemen under Chief OF Ponce Lees
visited the irgsssade race track tocay ~
enforce the municipal ordnance 'oFean-
ding betting on horSe races, which became
a law today. The first race Was run OK
without any Interruption fr0rn TIE posiess
but while the bets ca the second race WEE
being made up the p01ce T.sGsu
the bookusakeys ard their elefks
under arrest Several bettors We're
also placed under arrsst- Ihe
managers OF the track had been pre-
v.oasly warned Of the action of the police
and had arranged with their attorneys 10
secure bail for those taken IN charge ne
arrests could have been averted, and sev-
but those arrested probably allowed the
police To take such acton at the ilStlgation
OF the track owners, who have announced
that they VIII take the matter througn
the courts. There was no betting or the
otfsr races the different events being
run of without odds being posted. Johnny
Humphreys made an attempt TO post odds
or ths fourth race. but the police removed
his blackboard.
The downtown booksellers were also ar
rested
the Palace last night and decided to fight
the aati-poel ordinance in the
courts. Ed Corrigan, a director OF he
club. SAID that racing wouie go on a. usa.
dates to another track unless We have
to- said he. I'VE have issued our pro-
gramme OF events and will fulan it II
possible
Bookmaker George Rose said. ~ think
the action OF the supervisors too severe.
Had they modified the ordinance. allowing
racing some part OF the year. few would
have objected"
Results IT Imgleslde.
Weather at Ingisside, rainy; track slop-
py. Results.
Mile and sixseenth-Ping won, Uim sec
orad. Annowan third. Time. Isl.
Four Observation-Disclosures wen, Siss-
Quoc second The Corverg third. Time, 81.
Seven furiongs, selling-TruxilIo won.
Widow Jones second. Cayalio third. Time.
Isl.
Mile, seiling-Sardonic won, Casper sec
ond. Grey Hook third. Tine. LAM.
Five ftsrsongs eelling-sSood Hope won,
Ach second, Flora Hawk third. Time. i.ols..
One mile Handicapped Doran won, Ru-
hacon second. Cromwell third. Time, l.E.
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New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS. March H.-Weather
clear. track heavy, Elmer 5. was the
only winning favorite- Results:
One mile selling Saiiis won. Nor
decai second Branch third. Time, l:46i4.
Six furiongs-Elmer $. won. Sister Fox
second. Nellie Prince third Time, 1:i7f-
Mile and eighth, seliiug-Lady Disdain
won. Rushfieids second, Senomia third.
Time, 200
Seven furlongs. handicap-Tappan won.
Hobart second. Dandy H third. Time.
l:31
Mile. seiling-Dr. Marks won, Bishop
Reed second, Memo third Time. las
Six furlongs, selling-Water Crest won.
John Boone second, Tom Kingsley third
Time 1.1T
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LtTHIt u M ELEsrNISIrY.


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Gov. Roosevelt >iEas Amendment
tumc~rmiMg nust~s of fhs steiana.

ATrANrN Y Sxrsss s4.*ssg Es4>se-
V%Sa has sssne8 - s.sessssaeEs - Esse cxvss
.,ssfs rxnsea mgash ssss ABSOLUTELY a ao~stes
frsgsa sifvaAg8Hx 49, snfas7n&ssaa SzaacaFasag
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permitted zssa - sssfsfy rsSsss gasrx lie
sax~&~zs sssrss.ssass 81 y g~ssscy AsassNx, W5scs
nas IN variance w.sss tie cg-e4 1
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The Floyd Memorial association. with
Headquarters at Sioux City. Iowa. wants
May IA set aside ny al the public schools
tn ire Missouri river valley fc- special
services and addresses In honor - Serx.-
Charles Floyd. the flrss Cu.sea States SOL
ssr whc died on the New louisiana pur-
ehase"
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Catarrh. Deafness and
Stomach Trouble
Thoroughly Cured.

Mrs- EfvA Mitchell. 321 Horen Ave-
enue. Seattle. Wash. From personal sx-
persence l can most gratefully testify 10
the magnificent results OF the Copeland
treatment In restoring the l0st sense os
hearing and To removing the bl.ssat Of ca
tarrhas disease from the SYSTEM
"a Peculiar Feature
cs my case was that had no discharge
from the nose or obstruction Of the nos
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TWO REPORTS ABOUT THE POPE.
Ons says He suffers Again, the
other Denies IT.

LONDON. March ia special sgksz,a.rh
from Rome announces that the pope has
sunereC q renewal % the fainsins, us LIT
gard his condition as serious
ROME, March 1.-THE condition of the
Erpe5 health IS completely satisfactory.
There IS no foundation for sss. r.rse.- =,
London thar the pontir has suffered p 70.
ne~al az faansing spells
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- zsxasagsssw. shat yossw srf@rs8 r. fitting
xyse hfa yengss. In ssgsrsAs artists FasrneF.
Z gsIess e nuzzs ess ss~ rezsEe4 tssa
h<avx yyay~ srsam *ksTeTy sAzae I 81 GA
a raes>e 81 sssfn4sas@ Il gees a. T4eces5 ~
Washington star.
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A nsaa-r Resting machine waseA sticks ssfss
o. ~@Iss even IS alxA a. cry feet. with
COS IRE wse ~ . ladder sT sAase res IL
as4Yx *ssee~essss! work ~ Paris. ThsA-ss-
cal people are d<AzS axs1 vita IT.
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Chinese Preventive of Nervousness.
1t tn awerred b q famous Chinese doc
tor tina, nervousness Il kept out OF the
celestial empire by thu use o. enfs-sosed
shoes TIE hard scies worn by the Anglo
Saxon race are said 10 BE- sha cause Of
,h.,r exsreuas nervous temperament
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>S>SoS
treatment / was a wei nan. and not
trace Of asthma remained
TT IS NOW THREE YEARS SINCE I
TOOK THE COPELAND TREATMENT,
AND THERE HAS NOT BEEN THE
SLIGHTEST INDICATION OF RE-
LAPSE"
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Yea ps%seFSfrs hss Asess established d
AsssA htas yy~sg@ rates fsNFs tNAs&x =
= calics fssSx II = Atsssa was appoint
p s>asss master. lie w.u eEsn she esssce aa
his Esrsn.
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OSSSSSSS SSSSS<s
trils. which are generally supposed TO be
inseparable from casarrh OF the head, and
It was long before knew just what nay
trouble was.
at commenced about Ave years ago. ar
ter an attack OF intermittent fever. and
the first indications were n choked-up feel
ting In the post-nasal cavity and
Tendency to Take Colds
uron the least exposure. Then began 10
experience very severe headaches, Intense
palms across my forehead and through tho
temples, which nothing would relieve. and
which at times were almost uncomfortable.
About q year ago my right ear became
affected. l could hear strange sounds. al
though SOME one was haumerng upon
board close to MY head, while In order 10
understand conversation was obliged To
turn the other ear. At last the right ear
became
Almost Completely Deaf.
MY general health did not appear 10
suffer greatly until the disease reached my
stomach, when began TO fail M an alarm
ing rate lost all natural RELISH fer food
Of any kind and my digestive organs had
lost the power OF properly assimilatsng
what I forced myself to eat l gradually
lost strength until
Unable to Walk = Block
without great fatigue
perate. when following the urgent advice
OF friend. commenced a course or
treatment at the Copeland Institute. This
treatment has proved thoroughly effective,
although for the first month there was
little or no prosreas: and | now feel axe
tarrh nave been removed ana my spre-
lite and strength have come back To me-.
so that I am once again . perfectly well
woman"
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NEW YORK. MAfsh 1t Americans 81
Home" anensss nj fhe tsgee9ns wssa q
k0es house laSs nlsat ard Il gooi FsSi. a
whscA May Mannsf1ng ard & = Morgan
sNege she Particular stars The pas Is ~
Craze 1. Kslrslt-s I'D Ably Richardson
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ATE, CALENDAR

The Santa Pc Route his tsrssd hsn8-
some six months Calendar. Ju'y 70 -
esrnb4r. 1879. which contains sir serafa's
rsproauctfnns IN color sill inchsE. = =
A Burbsnk's celebrated portraits y Pu-
eolo Indians: one for each f19.'h- These
ars the same reprVfEcii1rs 0ssd In
brush and Pencil" AMI rsun9t bs o.
,ained separately for go than = =. II
fact. some % them ALREADY ,ornnand .
HIN premium The "hE.ac caisnoaF~
also has an engraved cover c55taisifns Z
Yeo-oauction % the snc!fnt Aztsc Calsn-
Oar s,one. O5fslnsble s7f = csnia by sp.
pyfuz 20 ". J. Back. .. r A. A. r.
e p. Ry. Tppeka- Nay be ordered -
mali
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PLATFORM.

The Republican party Of
Sedgwick county respectfully
and briefly states its conviC-
tions upon the questions of
public interest.
It has full confidence in the
integrity, craftsmanship and
high purposes of WILLIAM
MCKINLEY, president of the
United States. It is our be-
lief that his administration
has added to the renown and
stability of Republican insti-
buttons and forms of govern
ment at home and abroad;
that its influence marks the
beginning of a new era in
which humanity has been adj
vanced to a higher plane, at
home and in the nations of
the world; that his admins
tration has restored national
prosperity, and we agree with
the words of the great Demo
cratic New York World, ut is
a good time in a good coun-
try" that it has placed the
country where of right it
properly belongs-the leader
among the powers of the
world.
That the administration of
the affairs of this state, now
In the hands of the Republi-
can party, with a citizen of
our own county, the Hon. w.
E. Stanley, as chief executive,
is capable, clean, deserving
of, and does, receive our most
cordial endorsement.
With intense satisfaction
we commend the glorious rec
ord made by our army and
navy and the unexampled
gallantry of General Funston
and our Kansas volunteers in
the Philippine campaign.
1t is our deliberate convic-
ton that when on that May
morning a year ago Dewey
sailed into Manila bay and
won the greatest naval vic
tory of modern times. the
American flag was, in accord
ance with the laws of every
civilized nation, and in accord.
ance with the express desire,
as it is written in the march
OF human events, of an over.
ruling Providence. rightly
placed upon the Philippine
Islands. That this right has
been recognized by every civil
lied power, ratified by the SEN
ate of this country by solemn
treaty with the-power recog.
nized by the world as the ma.
ton owning the Philippines.
That our right to be there
and oppose armed Insured
ton is no longer a party ques-
ton to uphold the govern
ment so long as armed forces
are opposing it in its efforts
to establish "a stable govern.
ment there, is loyalty; to CD.
pose it is disloyality. We
condemn and denounce the
unpatriotic and un-American
utterances of all who are Civ.
ing encouragement to the Fill
pinos in their resistance TO
the American flag. Never vet
has the old flag reiterated
before any armed foe. and
wherever raised there it must
stay.
The aggregation in this
county known as the Fusion
party is neither moved by,
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uoNFssEEKERs' EXCURSION VIA
santa FE ROUTE.

On Asr IL sept III. oe'Sbsr III.
-. santa Ye EiI have 90 sale Hone
.eekr~s ercsrs.9n t!ekstS % poissa n A.
tsn.as. AfE9Ba. C0l0fs1s. idAho. Indian
r.-,4,ory. Okiahoras. Kansas. Ssarasss.
<s~ Msx.e5 and TszAs. - oas fsrs pluss
"a 70. TIE round tFp. Thess ileksss sln
bar FsisE ii-nii q nf;s~n days ufs sts5-
avs- priEiisEsa FiusI setssa INIT ;usaiy-
ore ssys from OATS e ssis. Ties EaS
sss.fs q take = tip vs. ca Ne % cal
O. ESsss Representative q ibs fggts ;hzs
rearbss al p0lnts % 1p9ftsaoe-'-Ths
sazts Fs R0sis" Tssssbsns ID
l. r DELASET. Arrest
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GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.

MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE
ia North Main Street. Wichita.
We ca seal YOU through railway ana
steamship tickets to all points In the
world.
We are agents for the following lines of
ocean steamship companies and keep the
original tickets always on hand, 20 that
upon purchasing We can hand them to you
at once.
American line. New York to southamp-
ton.
American line. Philadelphia to Liver.
pool.
Anchor line. New York to Glasgow.
Cuaard line, New York to Liverpool,
North German Lloyd. New York IN
Southampton, Bremen. Genoa. Naples.
Austria. Gtbralter, China and Panan.
White Star Line. New York TO L.iyerpool
Cape Town. South Africa and South Am
erican points.
We also make q speciality Of prena,d
ocean tickets. So that anyone desiring
20 pay for 4 ticket here to bring over ,bsI-
friends from the old countries can do so
safely and cheaply. wesattend to the d.
livery Of the ticket on the other side
E-E BLECKLEY. A..-.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC.
ieave-East Bound:

Leave-East Bound:
Train No. l0-"Kansas and Ne
braska Limited" for TT. Scott
and s.. Louis. ......i;,:: $40 .
Train No. 6-Kansas City and St
Louis E1press..........,.... .lo:1O .
Leave for South and West.
Train No. 6-For CleaTwatar,I
CONWAY Springs. Anthony, XII
owa, Klngman. Norwich. Or
ford, Belle Plain and winheid. ] 7:s e
Train No. 45l-FOr COnwayi
Springs. ANTHONY and KIowa.. } 500 .
Leave for North and West.
Train No. a-"Kansas and Ne
braska Limited" for Hu:chin-,
and Denver ii;i:::......; $40 D
Hutchlnson and Geneseo: ....... 7:5 a
ia and . Genssso ,:..:;.:.....::... $50 a
Arrive from the East.
Train No s-"Kansas and Mel
braska Limited" from Foftl
Scott and 81, Louis. 1871 lis ,
and St. LoUis. 7:lo a
Arrive from South and WeEt- I
Train No. s-From Kiows. A.
thony. Conway Springs and d.
Train No. Et-From Anthony Wv ,
and Conway Spring.. :1s a
Arrive from North Ind West
Train No. l0-From Denver. Coll
orado Springs. Pueblo and
Hutchinson -.:....-.::..--.... 10 q
Train No. 4s0-From Hutchinsonl
ard Mt. Hope daily except
sunday ...:...-........-.-........i $40 .
Train No s-From Geneseo andi
Hutchinson ......................-i so p.
For further information call on or a
dress City Ticker ONCE Missouri Pact
Railway. IA - MAR St wichita. Kan
r F. BLECRLEY. p at A.
Corner wichita and Second SEA
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Mrs. WinsIow's BOOthInR Syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
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CHILD, sOFTlSNs the GUMS, ALLAYS
ali PAIN, CURES WIND collie and 10
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. WinslJw's
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents . bottle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-09

Merchants intending to occupy booths
in the Industrial Exhibit Of the Wichita
Street Fair and Carnival will please call
upon the secretary between 9 a. m. and
p. m. Office at the Commercial club.
1t is important that this matter should
be attended to at once. 69-6t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-09
REMEMBER THIS
FRISCO LINE TO EUREKA SPRINGS,
ARKANSAS

Excursion tickets on sale at all times.
Take a much needed rest and spend a few
days at this noted resort. S14.25 for the
round trip. Good returning ninety days
from date OF sale.
H o. MORTIMORE, City Ticket Agent.
Pullman Sleeping Car service, Wichita
to Denver. without change Of cars, via
Missouri Pacific.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-09
WICHITA 4 YFsTEpT

Arrive frYnn Wet
No. fTz-Pratf and Kingraan pas
senEer Ids y exe.pt sunday, los a.
No. FI-Prsit ard klnRTnan ac-l
conmofati1n fTUesday. Thurs
day. sa;uTisyl -. -.-.-...-.-.I In p.
Depart Wet
No fTI-RinEsnan and Pratt pas-l
-, senE.r 1eaily eEeep; sunIsy). So ..
eomr1oasiion. CNonday. We'd
nesdsy snd Frl3ayD- so