The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-03
WATER CONrPANY,s BOOTH.

The Wichita Water company has ar
ranged a booth much to the comfort of
the public. The booth is on the south
side Of william street and on the out
side are several faucets which are in
demand. as the water is that furnished
by the water company. On the interior
is a little fountain kept running ell the
time In the rear of the booth are many
plants and palms and in one corner is
a couch, and near this are number Of
easy chairs.
A number Of fncandescent lights are
used at night and the effect made is a
very pleasant one.
Miss Ada Wilson has charge of the
booth and gives out a souvenir to each
person who visits the water company or
to try its water at the public fountain.
DOLD'S GREAT EXHIBIT.
One thing that will be indellibly i'm
pressed upon the minds of the people who
attend the great Fair and Fall Festival
in Wichita in the memorable year 1900
viii be the fact that Manager Fred Dold
Of the great Dold packing house in this
city knows how to advertise.
In the very midst of the great exhibi-
ton, at the crossing of Market and En-
glish streets, where the streams Of hui
manity seem to come from the four car
dinal points of the compass and meet in
a mad swirl towers the great Dold White
Pavilion like a light house in the midst
of stormy sea It's beautiful, rounded
architecture, the outlines of which are
defined by eight hundred brilliant mean
descent lights, presents grand and mag
nifcent spectacle that viii live in the
minds of the surging masses Of humanity
who behold its grandeur in the days to
come when Wichita's great carnival OF
1900 viii constitute brilliant page of the
past history Of this remarkable and most
marvellous Of all the cities Of the plains
There are other grand displays with their
hundreds Of electric lights like brilliant
stars. but Dolds great White Pavilion is
the central sun around which all the
magnificent lesser planets revolve
1t is said men Of evil propensities love
the darkness of night but Dold exhibits
the products Of the great Wichita pack
ing house in a food of electric light be-
cause he desires the thousands who are
visiting the fair and carnival to observe
their imma culate purity.
People Nasted the finely cured meats
from the Dold house last night and in an
incredibly short time 2l5 loaves Of bread
were sliced and handed out with dainty
bit of delicious meat between the small
pieces Of bread. The people tasted and
ate and then went away praising Dold's
products. These best Of delicac.es were
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City and her equally fair assistants OF
this city-Nrs. Mildred Mallory, Miss
Edith Brooks. Miss Lena Wright. Miss
Katie Grounds, Miss Cora Clark and Miss
Lena Cone. TIE rich Juicy meats were
carved by John Kunsch and Fred Burdett.
Mr.. T. ~. Mallory having supervision OF
the entire feast. 1t 5 the desire Of Man
ager Fred Dold that the children stay
away from this white pavilion until next
Saturday. ST which time nc VIII have a
feast prepared for them. Saturday viii
be children's day ~ the great Dold
White Pavilion and that day the little
ones Will have the RICH; OF way
Everyone VINO attends the great far
viii admire the four porkers cured whole
that caps the pyramid OF the finest pack
A+-S mouse u -~AttNtS thGA Si-NNl n Nal5
west Some of the people were heard TO
remark last night that they did not know
before that pork was Pit Up in 50 many
shapes. They saw the Cumberlands
Wilshires and Stanordshirez. cuts made
for export TO Europe. as wen as The long
ciear sides.
People looked at the expor; cuts as
they would at any curl asity. bat 1t was
the domestic cuts that n ST interest e
them. These latter are the justly cele-
bratad Perfection hams and bacon. which
all the packers IN the country are CON-
PEELED 10 concede ara the acme. the cal-