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Tho shamrock as She Looks to an English
Critic.

Referring to the Shamrock. tho Yachting
WorM saws:
80 far as could he Judged from the very
short time the vessels under water body was
visible. there is no radical departure in regard
to share There is tho long counter. raking
sternuost and ovelhang forward that charac-
terize the modern racing yacht. from the little
2i-footer NJ to tho biggest ratcrs. The pro-
lle Of the bow Stones easily and gradually at
until. perhaps a third Of the length is reached.
and then the outline takes u sudden dip down
almost in a vertical line. The midship sec
ton may be described as that OF q somewhat
shallow bodied vessel having an extremely
easy entrance and delivery. and depending
from this structure Is large and approXi-
mntely fiat surface, which will AFFORD the ne"eA.
sary lateral resistance for Reeplng the vessel
80 tho wind. II the body can lie compared wi h
thar OF tho American Defender, II may lie
Judged that the shamrock has Halter iloOr
and a suuarer bilGs and will, there fore, possess
more stability OF than her rival.
Certainly the Shamrock IL not a narrow
craft and differs most materially from some
OF the earlier cup chaengera. Tho keel Ia
slightly buIbUus in FORM M in the Defender
greater ut ;he bottom than they are higher
W anu Loarer the main body. There il, how
ever. nothing approaching the hideous built
many racing craft. The ShanrocG is painted
gresu on her Cow siles, but the lower part has
been left bright and shows a POLISHED surface
bronze that lends itself 50 admirably to rolling
into plats,- when cost is no oblsct-as II has
the tSnacity Of steel, and eXposes smooth sur
face which reduces skin friction TO a very low
limit The Defender had n wooden deck with
diagonal straapingO i aluminium, but the sham
rock has apparently deck covered with can
may 10 aiken to signify that there is a metal.
plated deck without wood sheathnR.'
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to the Times, and thus describes his .ast
day in Corunna: ION going to dine at the
hotel, 1 found the table dhote filed with
English officers. After a time, on look
ing round 1 saw that the room was nearly
enapty-not a redcoat to be seen. On in
quiry of the walters. one said: Have you
not heard? The French are come; they
are fighting'" This was the celebrated
battle of Corunna, during which Sir John
Moore was killed. He continues: II went
on board, and one vessel was judiciously
stationed by the captain out of the harbor.
but immedia tely on the outside, SO that
we might have no difficulty IN making our
escape"
Though the vessel remained not far off
until the 18th, it does not seem that the
correspondent heard of the death of the
famous English commander, nor any par
ticulars of the battle.
The present-day war correspondent is not
wiling TO remain in the rear, but presses
forward where the fight is hottest. In the
late Spanish-American war, the reckless
dash of those who went forward in the
interest of the papers they represented
has been more marked than ever before.
They appeared unconscious of personal
danger. In the interest of their paper. and
the desire to obtain the first as well as all
the news. they have not hesitated to ex-
pose themselves to fire, and IN many cases
were eye-witnesses of the thrilling cpl
sodes they described.
While all must admire the intrepid valor
and the ability displayed, what friend of
human progress does not wish ii might be
shown in future in other directions?
NJ R. S.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-03
KANSAS JANUARY WEATHER
Warmer Than the Average Notwith.
standing the Zero DAVIS

| L,ewrence, Kan, Feb. 2-Following is
Chancellor Shows weather report for Jan
uary:
The mean temperature Of the past month
was nearly four degrees above the January
| average. There was wide range Of tenn
perature however, the first half of the
month being nearly ten degrees warmer
than the last half There were fourteen
days having a mean temperature below
freezing, which is five less than the aver
age The mercury went below zero on
four days, which is the average number.
The thirtieth, with a mean temperature
of zero, is the coolest day recorded since
February, 1895; while seven degrees below
zero on the twenty-ninth, is the lowest
point reached by the mercury since the
same month.
The entire depth of snow for the month,
four inches. was less than usual, making
the total precipitation-rain and melted
snow-considerably below the January
average.
The month was somewhat clearer than
usual. and the run of wind was considera-
bly, above the average. The relative hui
mildly was above the average; the mean
barometer was normal.
Mean tempe7ature-29.57 degrees. which
is 3.65 degrees above the January aver
age The highest temperature was so de-
grees, reached on the 21st; the lowest was
degrees below on the 10Th, giving a range
Of 81 degrees. Mean temperature at a.
m, 1856 degrees; at ? p. m, 35.74 degrees;
at p. m, $3.50 degrees.
Notwithstanding melted snow, o.i2
inches, which is 0.S7 inches below the jan
uary average. Rain or snow in measure
able quantities fell on four days in guam
titles too small for measurement on three
days. There was no thunder during the
month.
Mean cloudiness-4467 per cent Of the sky
the month being 3.07 per cent clearer than
usual. Number of clear days Qess than
one-third cloudy, 16; half clear Zone to
two-thirds cloudy S; cloudy (more than
two-thirds), 9. There were two days en-
tirely clear and six entirely cloudy. Mean
cloudiness at I a. M, 1896 per cent; at .
p. m, 53.S per cent; at 9 p. m, 3419 per
cent.
Wind-North. times; northeast. times;
east, times; southeast, times; south
IS times; southwest, 81 times; west, ,
tlIleSs northwest, Il tunes. Inc IOIdl run
of the wind was 12472 miles, which is S73
miles above the January average. This
gives a mean daily velocity of 1923 milees
and mean hourly velocity of 1916 miles
The highest velocity was 45 miles an hour
between l and n. m. on the 2Sth.
Barometer-Mean for the month, 2e172
inches: at a. M. 29.177 inches: at p. m.
29.171 inches; at Q p. m. 29.169 inches; max
imum, 29.756 inches at a m. on the 1st
minimum. 2S.73S inches at p. m. on the
22nd: monthly range, LOIS inches
Relative humidity-Mean for the month,
So % per cent; at I a. m, 9l.55; Al p. NJ
7O35; at . p m. $3.50; greatest, 1oo.22 times
during the month; least, %, at p. m. on
the 2nd. There were three fogs during
the month.
Buda Pest, Feb. IA fire last night
in the village of Nagyproboez, in the
Liptau district. destroyed 800 houses.
/ Many lives were lost.
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Our Nnry and Hawaii.

Every American - Interested in the re-
suit Of our conflict Jith Spain. and should
familiarize himself with the wonderful
achievements and possibilities of cur New
American Navy-of ear modern battle
ships. those terrible engines OF war which
accomplished the comploSs destruction OF
the Spanish fleets at Man.SS and Santiago.
It may also be Of interes. - inform your
selves relative to the newly lcquired ter
ritory OF the United States. BE Hawaiian
Islands; learn something abous the nativ-
ity, occupations. etc, OF <heic people. a
handsome Art Portfolio. compI nd OF ten
books. containing beautiful photographers
of the American Navy. Cuba and Hawaii.
together with a brief but comprS hens.ve
description Of each view. can be obtained
from any ticket agent OF the Frlso, Line
for the nominal sum Of ter cents eSrh. or
a comDlete set for ma DALAI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-03

HOMES EEkEfts LOW RATS FoR "a
Tas Frisco Ans Nl3 ssg o. gs.aa-r 4
sad =. FesruaFy 80 2. aas Mach
So 2. 10. - 81 2grs e. Gssafaas f~r-
erpt seiHefr Bel eeasag pee Bay
sE1 PTsEeo-D fnslsa Tssrifars 1stss g-e.
ISos.sssaz fsTospt %fz Crsears ars -,
= Lafayette. TsSss Ar-1ea - sae a.
"a - P&etac = 81 g. ses sfrn Fsrise
Azfieo14 ard fasl. 81 - r. aas 4 =
= n riz Marlepa. a1s ~ =
r p. "a Ash RsEx. Sea Ersle5 =.
sog'asrn Padfc. 4 = as - zants -.
Fa1ise. aas KY sEs EesEel 80 p~.
VsHeT X Il. ~ ere iazesz stsassrs a.
cas- fsfs. pas q far - rassae tr.s.
Per sgrthsr izf9fzsaf.sa seistis= - -s-.s.
- t.1ksts. rates as1 Fg1te g.sass -.
Actress. "a e 2oeTlaoRr
cl'y Tlesss Azes.
o1es esrnss Nasn street. aas -.
sTssss-
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$500 REWARD.
Broke Jail.

Fitz Simmons, Colored, #. in: dark
brown; slight mus,ache; slim build. deli
cate look; about 50 years Old: scar on back
Of head; weight, 125 lbs: hotel waiter.
Bill Rhodes. f. 9 in; slim build: very
straight; square shoulders; light brown
hair; light mustache; pimpIes around nose:
light pants with dark stripe. light soft
hat; about 40 years old; horse trader.
Harry Alley. II. in: slim build; red
complexion, dark hair. clean shaver: gray
eyes; weight. 125: black stiff hat: dark
suit; black macintosh; sack coat: about
e years Old; barber.
Jim Murphy, f.. 81 in; light brown
hair. red face. blue eyes. clean shave:
weight. 165: aIi-around bum; scar on cheek.
Bill Tackett alias Harry Tackott. 3 f.
in; bald head: medium built; blue eyes:
lower front tooth ou; weight. 100 his. 4
reward OF $4,000 for Bill Taclett and 5000
reward for each one Of the others where
can get them.
c W. SIMMONS.
Sheriff Sedewick County.
Wichita. kansas Fen I 800
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WICHITA & WESTERN

Arrive from West.
No. 472-Pratt and Kingman pas
-senger daily except sunday. 1925 a
NO. 4f4-Pratt and Kingmsn ac-
commodation TUESDAY. Thurs-l
day. Saturday. ...................l1 10 ?.
Depart West
NO 4T1-Kingman and Pratt pas
.senger daily except sunday. SIS ?.
NO. 413-Kingman and Pratt ac-l
commodation. (Monday. We'd
nesdav and Fridavl q:95 a.
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Exchange Stables u Orlando and Still
water. Make a specially Of carrying pas
sengers between :nese points Also DO a
general livery business, Travelling mems
patronage solicited.
SHIyELY, VAN WYKE G SHTyEr.y
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ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO r. X
FRISCO LINE"

LOW WINTER TOURIST RATES
Parties DESTROYS OF SONG 70 a winter
resort or taking pleasure trip TO south
ern points should not fan 20 call on
Frisco Line city ticket agent. corner Maln
street and Douglas avenue. and ascertain
rate. route and limit Of tickets. and any
other Information you d0sire. The winter
resorts in the southern states have al
opened and are ready 10 accommodate tie
always-ready warm-climnte seeker OF che
north at this period OF The year and vale
the Frisco Line Is always equal TO occa-
sions. a very low rate 20 the winter re-
sorts has been put in effect from Novem-
Der 1. 1898. until April 20. 1899. with nnaI
return limit 20 JSne l. 1880.
H.o. MoRTIMORE. CITY Ticket AEt.
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Finer aud Faster Than Fver

The California Limited. Santa Re route.
solid between Chicago and Los Angeles
Time. % days. Eiectric-dshte5 Tnree
times week. beginning November
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This line IS now running through chair
49, Seats '!eel and Pullman Drawing
Poou sle-zing cars. Wichita 20 s.. Louis.
dsily zlthout change. This is the only
- running through Pullman cars from
,J-Jcbfta 20 st Louis where direct cor
,,e~tion is made with all eastern trunk
line poiu;s in the most magnificent Ta.i-
wav station in the world quickest line
% All Doiuts in Southwest " Missouri.
S-,r+r v-azf Arkansas east and southeast.
This company now also nave on sale
etearnsbip tickets 70 all points on the
globe.
r. O. MORTIAORE.
City Ticket Agent.
Corner Main and Douglas Ave
L r. DELANEY. Agent Union Siati'n.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC.

J,eave-Eas, Bound:
Tai, No fA-"kansas and Ne
s AZ ! s.. L5uis....-.......--..-...l 20 = n
TI IONS 30 E4 s ' ,.. -, ''' 30 N
Leave FOR South and West
Train No. 5-For CtearBater.'
CONWAY SprtuEs Anthony. Ki-'
ov-a EtnEruan. NorW -. OK.
ford. Belle Plain and winfield o.. ~ a n
Train 20 e5l-For CONWAY
s5' Anthony ard K-o~s, : 800 ? n
Leave for North ard Wet
Tain NJ e-"Esnsas and Ne
brsska !. mired f9r Hurchig-
son Pueblo Colorado Springs
Tan No. 5-F1r NJ Hope and
Haichins5u ana Geaeseo.-.---.-I * n
Tran No IZE-fsgcsi 'zht ear
res pazsauEers between Wlc1-.
ita and Geneseo -----------------.. 80 =. -
Arrive from ire East
Train No. 80 Kansas and Ne
h~zska J.. rutrr1. from Fs-f
Scot. and 81 Louis. -..---.-. IL , n
Train No 5-Fr5m Kausae C4ty
and g. LOUIS -------.---.---- 30 n
Arrive from South 4r6 wesf
T--fn No s-Frosn KlgEa. A.
rhcuv. CouWaT SrrinEE ard T.
VI and a poin.s --...-.--- ------i 80 . n
Train 10. s.1-Frop Anrboay
and Coawsy spTiags -.----... ii.ls q n
s-rive from S9rEn anf wesf
Traln No ia-From DeHveT. Ce'-
ora6o Surlnzs. Ppe3-> ard
--l = ss' y ssa-F-sr Hu.earssa -' @
ard 81 Hope ffsay ex0~B'
rrssn 50. 5-Fro-n Genrass sa1
T5gt-a -rso1 ----------- -----.-----.-. - ? -
ror furtasr Information eaB or ~ e.
Efefs CTsF Trzss otflce- - rar-1r- Fecifse
E.lwzg ~ Y Nsir r. Hleasta. kaa
r r BLEs-ftEEF = A ?. a
Corner Wlca-fE sfd SEND SIS
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Rates OF advertising made hIU"H UP-
application.
The proprietors reserve the right 70 Ie
ject and discontinue any advertisements
contracted for either by themselves VI
their agents. -. -.
second-class matter, and entered Io-
transmission through the mails as sucn.
Eastern Business office, THE Irlp g1,;
Building. New York City; western tn, % The
ness office 1.-The Rookery," Chicago IL
S. c. Beckwith Special Agency soie
Agents for Foreign Advertising: v-,,
Readers of the Eagle when IN New ~ W
City or Chicago. can see copies OF tne
paper at the office of our agent at the
address given above.
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ur. wis.Io-'. sosthinr srrup.

Has been used foT over FfFTT TEAR8
b. MILLIONS or MOTHERS for TIER
CHILDREN WHILE TEETfiTSG. via
PERFECT SUCCESS Z; sooTHEs fha
CHILD sOYTENs re GINS. ALLAYs
al PAIN CURES WIND collie and .
TIE bet remedy for DiAREHoEA SOD
- druggists "a every part q re Eorl1.
Re sure ard ask for Mrs. winslo-~s
soo,hsuE sgrug'+ AID axe 40 5t.sr kiza.
TNerty-GTs csats a hoftls
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The company reserves the right % vary
from the above schedule or "a abandon
trains without notice T. e. HART
Traffic Manager
A. T. KTDWELIs
Travelling Passenger Agent
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TAKE THE MISSOURI PACIFIC.
FOR ST LOUIS

Leave Wichita at 2;lo ?. m. arriving at
St. Louis next morning at 7:20. making
direct connections with all lines east No
change Of cars. Elegant service. City
ticket Office La North Main street
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BIDS OF STEAMSHIP LINES
For Repatriatin= 10000 Spanish
Prisoners at Manila

Washington. Feb. 2-Bide were opened
at New York and San Francisco yesterday
for the transportation of 5000 Spanish
soldiers from the Philippines TO Spain.
The result was telegraphed to the war
department and the question OF making
a contract for this service was under con-
sideration by the secretary of war and
the Quartermaster general today. Three
bids were received at New York The
Bordeaux Steamship company bids So per
capita for officers and men. The Ham
burg Union line bids sos for each enlisted
man and $50 for each officer. The other
bid was that OF the Campania TransatIan-
tsca AZ s215 Tor officers and So. % for The
enlisted men.
Two bids were submitted at San Fran
cisco. both of them higher than the lowest
bid received at New York. Macondry &
Co. offered 20 transport the troops Al s215
for officers and $1,000 for enlisted men
The bid Of " &. Wiltshire was 500 first
class. sl75 second-ciass and 1924 storage
Inasmuch as the war department desires
TO expedite the repatriation Of the Span
ish troops in the Philippines II is expected
that the contract for the service will be
awarded in short time
First Publication in Wichita Daily Eagle
January q 1893
(No. $500
Treasury Department.
office OF Comptroller Of the Currency
Washington. D. C. Jan. %. 1see
Whereas. By satisfactory evidence pre-
serted to the undersigned u has been
made TO appear that THE Sa:Iona, Bank
OF Commerce. OF wichita IN the city o<
Wichita, in the county of se6gwiclz and
state OF Kansas. has compiled with all
the provisions OF the statutes q the United
States. required 20 De compiled with BE-
fore an association SHAH b authorized 70
commence the business OF barking:
Now, therefore. I. Charles c. Dawes
comptroller % the currency. DO hereby CO.
tify thai The National Bank % Com
merce % Wichita" IN the city CT wichita
II the county % scdgwfck and state %
Kansas. & authorized 20 commence The
business q barking as provided II section
ff.y-oze hundred and sixty-rias % the r.
vised statutes Of ths United states
n testimony whereof. witress nv ba-s
and seal % Office this twentieth say %
1anuarT. 1873.
(SsaJ CHARLES @. DAWES.
d5s-e9t Comptroller q the Currency.
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Is our work. It speaks for itself. We
have facilities to make every charm tell,
and just as the cook throws away the I'M
interesting parts of the turkey we drop
tbs unnecessary and homely wrinkles and
all that might be uncouJh. and present a
charming picture. A picture of you at your
best. not your worst We are careful,
studious and tireless and have made a rep
utation by striving to please.
See our Genuine PIatino or Steel Finish,
$3.50 dozen.
Best Enameled or Glossy Finish, $50
dozen.
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CHEAP EXCURSIONS VIA SANTA IA
ROUTE

Oklahoma Live sock association meet
inR. held a. woodward o. T.. February
ALE. One fare for The round trip Tickets
on sale February Z and - good 90 return
seven days from date ~ sale.
For annual meetings Grand Lodge A. p
& 4. n Grand Chapter r. 4 Il. anf
Grand Council 2 X s. n % Eaneae heid
A. Leaven worth. Kan. February i1-f7. Ises
ne santa Re VIII sell tickets az orc fare
for the round TIP. t.cke;s on sale Febr1-
any 1l-I5. good 70 return uu-G February
= 1sas.
Annual convention Kansas state Tenn
perauce Union. held 40 Topeka. kan. Fsb-
rusry IS. fare and ons-tnird. On certificate
plan via santa Re Route. certificate 20 -
sEned by 7. = stephens. secretary. "a
Jackson street Topeka. Kan.
Annual meeting Kansas Commonwealth
institute. reid az Topeka. Kan FeDrsarY
s-lz. fare and one-t5lrd. on cerflarsts s.an.
from posa:s in Eansss. certificate % -
zned b. Nh Annie T. Dgga. STATE -
b-arisr. Topeka Ear-
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H o. MoRTMoRE. city Ticket Agt.
GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.


MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE.
ia North Main street. Wichita.
We ca n sell you through railway and
steamship tickets 70 all points in tie
world.
We are agents for the following lines Of
ocean steamship companies and keep the
original tickets always on hand, 50 that
upon purchasing we can hand them 20 YOU
a once.
American line. New York to sou,hanlp-
ton.
American line. Philadelphia to LIVER
pool.
Anchor line. New York 20 Glasgow
Cunard line. New York 20 Liverpool.
North German Lloyd. New York "a
Southampton. Bremen Genoa. Naples.
Austria, GibraIter. China and Papap.
White Star Line New York to Liverpool
Cape Town. South Africa and South Am
ericsn points.
We also make speciality OF prepaid
ocean tickets. 50 that anyone desiring
70 paw FOR a ticket here 20 bring ever their
friends from the OBJ countries can do %
safely and cheaDly. We attend 90 The De-
livery OF the ticket on tho other side
+ l. RTFCkIEv -.
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W York 70 Glasgow
EXCURSION RATES VIA SANTA n
ROUTE

ROUTE
On January r. February and a. March
and p the Santa Re NiIl cell round sr.s
tickets al the very cheap rate ~ one fare.
Plus s. 70 al points IN ArksnsaE. Arizona.
Indian Territory. New Mexico. Oklahoma
and Texas. These tickets viii bear going
limit. with stop-ovcr privileges % aftcen
DAYS: FINAL return limit tweuiy-one davs
from date 81 sale. Before purchasing
tickets you VIII Do well 70 call on some
representative ~ the read-that reaches all
points OF importance-'~rhe Great Santa
Fe" l. r. DELANEY. Agent
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Elegant free reclining chair cars on all
trains and Pullman Palace sleepers from
Wichita 10 Chi cago and Kansas City
without change. Also sleepers on all
Antonio and New Orleans Tickets sold
and baggage checked 10 all points north.
east. south and west Steamship tickets
sold TO all European points Al lowest
rates Passenger station corner Douglas
and Meade avenues Telephone 100.
r DRAKE. y. p. A g. r. T. & L.
f. W. THOMPSON. A. G. p. & T. A.
Toneka Kan
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Time Table +
Trains
Iorth and East


No. 2-Kansas City. Chi
cagO and ST. Louis
limited (daily)........
No. &Colorado Springs.
Denver and Pacific
coast daily ........
No. kansas CITY. ST.
Louis and Chicago
night express daily
except Sunday)......
No. Accommodation.
daily except Sunday l..
South and West.
No. Fort Worth. Dali
las. Houston and Gal
weston express daily
No. 1-Oklahoma. Fort
Worth. New Orleans
and Pacific coast (dai-
ly ......--............
No. 3-Oklahoma. Fort
Worth. Dallas and
New Orleans express
daily except Sunday .
No. 3-Ft. Worth. HOus-
ton. Galveston and San
Antonio express daily
except Sunday .....
No. REORGANIZATION
daily except Sunday
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ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Time Table Effective Nov. u. 1897.
Trains Arrive Iesye
Arrive I Leave

1000 am 1000 am
1000 am 1880 am
1880 pm 1890 ?. m
/ $50 ami $50 arr
6::S5 pm s:4s pm
s::35 pm 64s pm
$40 m $40 a m
: $40 am $40 am
$40 pm $40 pm
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Buda Pest, Feb. IA fire last night
in the village of Nagyproboez, in the
Liptau district. destroyed 500 houses.
Many lives were lost
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c. W. SIMMONS.
Exchnnre Stables

Sheriff SedGwick County
Wichita, Kansas. Fen. ]. 1899.
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REMEMBER THIS
THAT THE

DEs.y EzEis. - carrier. = eS5ts = week
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ror further fcfsguaf.rn ez1 on ~ e.
Frs.sa f-sr Tesas CFtfce - raT-r- Fsclfe
~ tEae ~ Y Nafr - HBrhfta Eaa.
= gLFe~gLEsT = At
Corner Wsca-fz Ard send SIS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-03

Northbouad.
No. .. Passenger. daily. No 4 Passen-
ger. daily except Sunday.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-12-15
New K. Of P. Officers.

The Knights of Pythias, at
their meeting Monday night,
besides working in the third
degree, elected the following
officers for the first six
months of 1900; B. S. Gath
er, Chancellor Commander;
A. c. Avery, Jr., Vice Chan
celor; G. F.. Brown, Prelate;
F.. G.. Turner, Keeper of Re-
cords and Seal; Isaac Laz-
arus, Master of Exchequer;
&c. Estes, Master of Finance;
c. Lannie Smith, Master at
Arms; J. H. Wilson, Master
of Work; F.. P. Gillian, Inner
Guard; n. Lazarus, Outer
Guard.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-12-15
Pubic Debate.

Pubic Debate.
A public debate will be
given in the Town Hall on Fri
day night, Dec. 22nd, by the
Literary Society of the Nor
canton Male Academy. The
question, Resolved, that Eng
lands war with the Beers is
]ustihable," will be discussed
on the affirmative by Franks
Perkins and Ed Alexander.
on the negative by John Pear
sen and Max Payne. Al pat
rons and friends of the Acad-
envy are invited to be present.
The debate will beginprompt-
ly at 7:3O o'clock.