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6orses ano Carriages.
Dublir Notlrrs.
NOTICE TO TIERS.
NEW YORK, September !. 1900.
TAXPAYERS WHO DESIRE TO OBTAI


BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES
NEW YORK, September l. 1900.
TAXPAYERS WHO DESIRE TO OBTAIN
their bills promptly. should immediate written
Tequistion BLANKS be procured in the borough
Offices stating their property by Section
and Lot Map number making copy Of from their
bills OF last year.
a taxpayer assessed personal requisi-
ton should request bill for such
reQuisition should be accompanied by
the proper address the applicant with
return postage prepaid
In case any doubt regard Ward. Section Block
LOT number Taxpayers should take their deeds
Department Of Taxes and Assessment and their
property located the OF that Department and
sition certified Of property which
be furnished by the Department Of Taxes and AS
Taxpayers this their bills at thu
earliest possible and avoid any delay caused bv
waiting lines. required personal appi-
cation.
requisition addressed and mailed 10 m.
Receiver OF Taxes in whatever
erty 5 located follows
John J McDonough, No 81 Chambers street. Borough
O Manhattan New York.
John &. UnderhjlI Third and fremont avenues
Borough OF the Bronx, New York.
James .. Bouck. Municipal Building Borough OF
Brooklyn. New York.
Fifth Long Island City Borough Queens New
York
Matthew s. TuIly, Richmond Building Richmond Ter
race. New Brighton Borough Of Richmond. New York
DAVID e. AUSTEN.
NJ Tn
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WORK WANTED.
Female

Female
A YOUNG GIRL. graduate from public
school. desires position 70 assist in Of
fee work. Address FLORENCE EDNA
FRASER, I.243 Madison-st.. Brooklyn
COMPANION.-A refined American lady
desires Encouragement as companion 70
elderly or invalid lady would aasist with
househet ping. is good needlewoman reader
and correspondent. or would take super
vision OF home ana motherless children:
Capable and eNperie need. moderate Campon-
sation. best references. Address Box PSI
New-CRuBan. Conn.
COMPOsITOR and PROOFRBADER-S
erai years experience IN hrst class print
ing offices. book and job print. COMPE-
TENT BOX 4Sds 242 Broadway.
COPYISr BY a young lady. Address r
A NJ West Orange, y
COVERINGS or COMPANION. Resident
or visiting English, French. drawing
music; testimonials. NJ. l.. Box n. 1.242
Broadway.
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COACHMAN. -Gentleman giving IN borsss
wishes 20 place his first class coachrns-.
city or country; sober and very reliable Is
~ West 62d-st
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CARPET CLEANING.


steam carpet cleaning, feather and mat
lfess renoVatinE works 1873 West 32d-st
Telephone aI2 Madison.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wASTEn

MALE.
GARDENER. farmer take charge o. -.
tIeman-s place. understands care 49,
roads kitchen garden. ere pra~-,-f
farmer. filled similar position Fu-i'-l
married aged %, 10 years pracrI~s7 -.
perisnce In America. good references =. =
AGILITY. honesty. etc g r.. Box 25T rI5--.
inEton, Long Island
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COACHMAN --Msrrisd; FIRST class city
driver highest reference. i've years with
last employer who can Be seen Address
w O. 2o2 West 1srh-st
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PAINTER. DECORATOR and PAPER
HANGER Work for landlords, estates
and private parties. reasonable FRANZ
ELRT. 2. 3l9 lst-ave paint store
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
@lrEMKz
STORAGE

ABRAHAM'S furniture storage warehouse
S5S-36O Broome-st.: boxing, packing and
shipping: rooms from 81 80 PEI month up
Telephone Sl42 Spring.
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PORTER Very handy; willing; Al refer
snces from past employers MASC lfeH-'
ia 9th-ave
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Female.
AT ONCE.-Cooks. Mattresses, iaundresses,
English nurses, French ladies' maids.
German, Swedish help for all capacities,
buffers. chefs, kitchenmalds Mrs. {. KER-
NAGHAN. Employment Bureau. So eth
ave.
NORWEGIAN or Swedish woman, expert
enced cook, and 10 do general homework
In small apartment. family OF two; single
woman between 30 and 40, preferred: must
be neat with satisfactory references. high
wages 10 right party Apply Studio SO4
Carnegie Hall. Thursday and Friday. 10 70
II a m,
TELEPHONE 2.Sa3 1Sth-st. Mrs F. NJ
BACON The most reliable employment
bureau IN New-Nork, first class cooks wait
resses chambermaids, maids, goyernesses,
buffers coaChmen. all references invest
"a ted.
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CARETAKER- honest. married man
viii take full charge OF your country
residence FOR the winter; best Of reference.
AMERICAN. Box 20. Tribune Office
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COACHMAN or STABL.EIAIA BY strictly
temperate man. or any other position
where honesty and sObriety would be svrra
ciated- J. BURNS. Ia5 7Jh-sve. bakery
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. al ID years expert
ence IN all branches. IL years references
dress GARDENER. 6.OOS 4th-ave. Brook
lYn
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TYPEM RITERS.

TYPEWRITERS new $40: RemodeIIed
Reminstons, Smiths. $50: rentals reduced .
prompt repairing. CONSOLIDATED TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE, 241 BROADWAY
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GARDENER-By gOod. sober man. as head
gardener OF florist on gentleman's private
place American; married; one child good
reference. GARDENER, 40 WaV arly-st
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CoAC HAAN--Narried, small family: thor
oughly competent. long EXPERIENCE s-s<,,,
driver willing. ohltgirg, respectful tr1st-
worthy four years first class reference
hurst Long Island
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PRESSMAN. Gordon Or Universal wishes
steady position. sober. clean. rellaole.
willing and obliEing. JAMES NALL4FsN'
BIS East 2Gth-st
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
l7TH-ST.. 237 EAST (Stuyvesant Square,
With board, desirable rooms facing the
Park, southern exposure. references.
71sT-ST. 50 WEST. Desirable rooms. with
board uarlor dining room first class ap-
poin'ments. references exchanged
LARGE. comfortable room: convenl ent to
bath; breakfast and dinner. home cook
ing gentleman preferred. references a.
West 2Jth-st
10 EAST SsTH-ST.. near Park-ave -
Large room. Eacond floor. other rooms.
references
OH HIST. % WEST.-A sunny suite, large
ana smaller room, second floor, 9th II
i""ins' with board. references
l7TH-ST., 20 WEST Desirable rooms
with board. highest references given and
required
l.-f5 PARK-AVE.. conner 3sth ST. Large
room. hail room. parioT dining room
elevator reference.
432 MADIsON-AVE.-V pleasant third
floor suite; extra large closets, also fourth
hoor soonc- references
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DAAIiURY HATS.

'DANBURY, Derhies. So; "Danbury'' Al
CO.. - DesbroasAs-st., N. y
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WOMAN is now prepared 70 assist others
whose estates have not been already con-
hscated in the Orphans Court. Please ad-
dress Miss WILLIAMS. 452 Prospective.
BROOKLYN. near Prospect Park West. the
only one-stOrv cottage entire block
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GARDENER. single long experience On
private places. understands the proper
care 81 a gentleman's place. willing and
0hliging; excellent references. q. BOX %
Tribune once.
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STEAMFITTER Young man as steam
utter or anything else. IA years OF age
Address A LARSEN. 122 Presidsnt-st-.
Brooklyn.
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COPYIST BY young lady. Address r
A NJ West Orange y J
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WASHING. &c.-6ergaan WOMAN -
place Tor wasAinS. i-1n-ns ana -. Il.
cleaning cali WHITE, - HAsl w.
basement
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YOUNG MAN. %: nine years experience
AZ Office work and bookkeeping. 6 II.
4f Van Eurea-sr.. RrooklNn
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WASHING. -LaundEesS viii taa7 -,
washing ~ mouth, best sly
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DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.
DRESsMAKING.

A-A.-A.-Seal garments and other fine
furs repaired. redyed and remodeiled into
latest styles at exceptionally low prices.
Ladies waited on at their residences. Mrs.
E J. BARKER, III West 39th-st.. late
with c. G. Gunther's Sons. 5th-Rve.
DRESSMAKE R--First class. any sizes
you wish for. A. CLARK. 321 w 41st-st.
P. SCHNEIDER, 81 Sth-ave. date OF 9TH
ave Ladies' suits 20 order, $500; car
fare paid for fittings: Cheviot Suits S12O0
g SIDE, Practical F>urrier and Fine ladies'
TailorinR.-Main store: SO7 6th-ave
Branches; 113 East 59th-st. and 745 lex
ington-ave. Telephone, 3125-2stn-st.
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GARDENER and COACHMAN. To take
charge ~ gentloman's place. single. TEN
perate. willing and trustworthy nine years
reference RELIABLE 2t9 West 18th 81
GARDENER and CARETAKER. Married.
no children, on gentleman place. can
furnish good reference. J. M. IS Bush
Nfick-aVe. Hrooklyn
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WORK r.ANTEp.
Female.


C-OVERNESs certificated and expert
enced English lady 1850 seeks post as
governess TO one o. two children 10 hlsh
class American family. wneTe hI - -
kept; thorough English; fluent French,
German. fluent Dutch. good CperfeTrner)
music and drawing; excellent Europ san
testimonials. liberal salary. VERA ID
Columbus-ave.
GovERNESS.- By a well recommended
North German visiting goveInes teach
ing all German branches. English. French.
sewing. art embroidery; Wiling 20 take
children out. Address ACCOMPLISHED,
Box 30. 1,242 Broadway
JANlTRFss. Young married woman: fat
or tenement. first class references ".
H. care barber shop. si7 East foth-st-
JANITREss. -Respectable woman and two
adults, for free rent; no basement sx-
perienced; best reference. Mrs. NJ
GREEN. 257 West 15th-st.
NURSERY GOvERNESs Refined Ger
man takes entire charge OF one or two
growing children. best city references. ".
l.. Box 133. l.242 Broadway.
STENOGRAPHER.- competent. will
ing. Miss c.. 1890 Hancock-st.. B'klyn-
sTENOGRAPHER- We'll known city nrm
wishes 10 get position for a very compe-
tent stenographer now IN their employ, but
whose services must be dispensed with: u
equally unpxCeptionable Address NE
TAUX. Box 81. Tribune Office.
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Some experience desires position. Ad-
dress MARGARET HAGERTY, 1s9 Albany
St, New-Brunswick y. j. No agencies.
TEACHER Experienced. highest refer
ence; 10 teach young children in private
family during morning hours; English,
drawing gymnastics French and music
Address Nine MARIE q. HOGG. 1874 West
GGth-st
WILL some kind lady give poor woman
hand embroidered Initials 10 work at her
home TRUSTWORTHY. Box 50, 1922
Broadway
WOMAN is now prepared 70 assist others
whose estates have not been already con-
nscated in the Orphans Court Please ad-
dress Miss WILLIAMS. 452 Prospective.
Srookiyn, near Prospect Park West. the
only one-stOrv cottage entire block
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BILLIARD q POOL TABLES.
BUSINESS CHANCES

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand lowest prices, easiest terms
AARX BROS. - Union Square
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COACHMAN-Lady going % Europe
wishes % get her Coachuan situation
nine years without lame OF sick horse:
highly recommended J. L. SIS Park ave.
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GOnutrp prOpertp for Sale or 90 Cet.

M ODN residence Park. Bloomfield; fifteen rooms.
VI al improvements perfect condition. choice location
shade. large piazza FIVE by flag walk 10 station
thirty minutes 70 \ y sale rent q c. WARD, Ex-
ecutor. Bloomfield n J.. and I32 Nassau ST.. Y Y
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BROOKLYN prppertp for Sale or SO Get

tho LET OR FOR sALE-EIegant new three story ana
L basement brick and stone dwellings Clarkson St
near Flatoush avs opposite Merose Park. convenient
10 trolley and elevated; artistic decorations hardwood
trim, paTquet doorE, plumbing, Apply to W
A BROWN. Owner, premises. 5S8 Flatbush Ave
Brooklyn. '
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NEw-YORK.
RHODE ISLAND.

DLOCK ISLAND. R l.. is fine in SEPT. good hshins
ID and shooting surf bathing: no mosquitoes
EUREKA HOTEL to October special rates Wits
for circulars.
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SEANiSTRESS -CoIored Ei-I a. sse-
stress out by day or wees privais -
lilies, menttoE. etc. o. 5-sss-aze-s =
sistan- $50 East TCth-s- cs-e Arr
strong Csu 6ays
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REAL ESTATE.
OLD APPRAISERS STORES SOLD AT AUG
TON

The property known as the old Appraisers
Stores, at Washington, Laight and West SITS. was
sold 81 auction yesterday TO T. B. Robertson for
$4,000 The sale was pursuant TO an order by the
receiver OF the Linde Company, which purchased
The property from the Spoford estate in February
1929 Il was said at time that the Linde Com
pauy 10 improve the holding by the erection
Of e large cold storage warehouse, which, how
syer. was never built Mr.. Robertson would not
say whom he represented
H T. GRIFFIN BUYS A ROCHESTER HOTEL
Hugh 2. Griffin. formerly connected with the
Grand Hotel OF this city. and the Holland House
Long Branch. y. J.. IN company with Captain
Mackay { retired Army officer. has bought a large
interest Ii the Livingston Hotel Of Rochester The
purchase was made through Matt. J. Ward, OF
No. LIB Broadway.
SALE AT SEA CITE
The sale Of lots at Sea Gate last Saturday re-
s7lred fr the following u1lrchases.
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Boar6ers tDante0.

IBRIVATE FAMILY. IN own home. beautifully situated
IN Upper Monclair will take couple or corIa vii
child to board Address l. M. "a Tribune once
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eENERAL STEAMSHIP AeENcY.

MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE,
ia North Main Street, Wichita. Kan.
We can sell Won through railway and
steamship tickets TO all parts OF the
world. We are agents for the following
lines of ocean steamship companies;
American line. New York to Southamp-
ton and Liverpool
Anchor lire. New York to Glasgow.
Cunard line. New York TO Liverpool.
and Boston to Liverpool.
North German Lloyd. New York to
Southampton. Bremen. Genoa, Naples,
China and Japan
White Star line. New York to Liver
pool. Cape Town. South Africa and South
American points
neutrality-suspicious. line. New York 70
Plymouth. Southampton, Havre. Paris
and Hamburg.
Red Star lire. New York 20 Antwerp.
Belgium.
Compagnie General Transatlantiaue
French Hre). New York 10 Havre and
Paris direct.
Dominion line. Montreal and Boston to
Great Britain and Ireland.
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered.
We make a speciality OF prepaid tickets
from the old countries to the United
States.
E f. BI4ECKLEY. P. and T. A.
ia North Main Street. Wichita. Kan.
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NOT A CENT FOR The PARTY
Carnegie Has No Coin for Folks Who
0ueII ReheIlfaus

New York, Jan. 3.-Andrew Carnegie
was interviewed by World reporter cons
corning the report that he had promised
TO subscribe $4,000 TO the Republican ma
tionaI convention fund.
There's not a word of truth in the
report" he said. II will not give a dol
lar TO help the Republicans if their plat
form is not sound-if 1t is not American.
Not a cent TO imperialism-not a cent
to renegade Americanism. My position
on those questions has been made clear.
My mind is open, bur my purN is
closed. If the Republican party istrue
TO the principles that have made this
country great, then 1 Will subscribe. but
not if the platform commits the party to
a policy which l stand unalterably, I'M
compromisingly opposed
81 am in favor of acquiring all the West
Indies islands if We can do so" The said.
Il believe they will make desirable and
proper acquisitions to our territory. That
sort of expansion is on the right line.
But, mind you, it should not go beyond
territory on this continent. We have no
business either in morals or politics 10
take and keep the Philippines
do you mean We should annex Cuba?"
was asked.
NO; We are pledged as to the action
we are to take there. We have given our
word that Cuba shall be free. II the
people show a disposition for annexation,
then that raises another question. The
annexation of Cuba, however, would, in
my opinion, kill the Republican party. Its
free iron, free coffee and free sugar, the
competition of its cheap labor with our
labor would strike blow at a vital Re-
publican principle"
Suppose the Democratic party declares
against expansion and the Republicans
force it, would you contribute TO the
Democratic fund.-"
II would consider It. My mind Is open,
but my purse is closed, as have said
II want to see the Republican party
range itself on the side of true AmeTi-
canism-no renegade Americanism for
me, no running off after the will O. the
wisp of territorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Il
involves dangers on every hand. If We
shut the door in the Philippines We
arouse Europe. If we open 1t we de-
stroy the very things that imperialists
give as their reason for taking the Phil
ippines-commercial expansion. The lat
ter course permits all nations to enjoy
commercial privileges there on an equal
ity with u.s.
Mr.. Carnegie paused for moment and
lten went on:
Il am with the Beers in their fight.
They are fighting bravely to maintain
their republic. Their stand is for Repub-
lican institutions. They are battling for
a principle with which all good Ameri-
cans should be in sympathy"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-05
Have You seen Mexicor

tour Of Egypt II can be made quickly.
comfortably and at reasonable cost By
joining Gates personally conducted Sew
enth Annual Excursion 70 Mexico. via
Santa Fe Route. leaving Chicago Feb
ruary 2S. Through vestibuled special
train. comprising observation car. com
partment car. dining car and Puilmans.
Tickets include every necessary expense
for thirty days trip. Itinerary arranged
for seeing Mexico by daylight; You es-
De Indictment March weather at home.
I..sulre OF local agent. a, T. & S. T. Ry.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-05
Farming in Colorado and New Mexico

The Denver and Rio Grande railroad.
THE Scenic Line of the World" has
prepared an illustrated book upon the
above subject, which will be sent free to
farmers desiring to change their location.
This publication gives valuable informa-
ton in regard to the agricultural, horti-
cultural and live stock interests of this
section, and should be in the hands OF
every one who desires to become ac-
quainted with the methods Of farmins by
irrigation. Write S. K. Hooper, G. P.
and T. A, Denver, Colo.
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CHICAGO LIMITED.

The Rock Island limited leaves Wichita
daily at 9:45 a n. for Chicago and east
ern points. The only line running solid
through train Wichita 70 Chicago with
out change % cars For Information as
TO rates, etc, call OF OF address
F. DRAKE. D. ?. 4.
Telephone -.
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GUEDA sppINCs

VIA the Great Roek Is-aaG Route.
Three dollars are siziy cents (G7o0
Wichita TO Gasda Springs and return. IN
e,udaK transfer az Csdwel Take ne
Rock Island train leaving Wichita a. 7
o'c.ock a n. Arrive n GBees aprnzs a.
1910 - n. Returning leave Gveea ssrirr.
az SCI p n Arrive az wlrh.ts az o'eiock
o n Tickets limited fairsy 6sya from
date n sac. DRAKE. y p. A.
< IS. THOMPSON.
n g +. 4 7. A.. ToDsks. Kan
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civil war on board ne transport. out On
arrival every peaceful Injunction will be
lifted and the sibilant slogan Of TIE con-
qnering ormy will be Down with st,e
Filipino rats.'
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0. ANp D. LIE
VIA GREAT ROCK IsLAND ROUTE

VIA GREAT ROCK FGf-A&5 ROUTE
For Lincoln ouaha ard De- Naines.
isavss WiehitG daily ~ 3 ? "a arrives
Lincoln a IT.. OMAHA > a m. ara De.
moinss 81 p n. Thfssza eaas es~ AID
Puilnan -oTelnzrJ-' e.se7srs t4rsszs
zithoat change,
Berth rates lGzt bar T'sisnsaa rsasss-s
rates- z DHAKE. y r A
= ". THoNPsos. A. 6 r ass r A.
-ra1eka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-05

Notice is hereby given for the redemp-
ton Of warrants for the board Of educa-
ton OF the city OF Wichita, Kansas. reg
istered in the office Of the treasurer Of
the school board and numbered 5SS to Sl0.
Inclusive ItreaSurer's nRmbers) Said
warrants will be paid upon presentation
at the Kansas National bank on the 18th
GaN Of January. 1900. and interest upon
said warrants viii cease upon said date.
c c. FCRLEY.
4s-it Treasurer Board Of Education.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-05

This line y now .luning through char
cars Seats >-est and Pullman Draw 1g
Room zls>ssfng cars H4caita 70 p I<ofslE
daily without change This f. the only
Wichita 20 81 LOUs. where direct con
nection IS made win al eastern trsark
line points n The most magnificent "a J.
way station ia the world Quickest line
20 all points n SouthTest Missouri
Northwest Arkansas. east and southeast
This company now also have on rae
globe
For further information aSfr~~s
p p DUNN
District Passenger AKenf-
Corner Main and Douglas Ave
L P DELANEY. Agent Un.gn Station.
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TAKE TIE xsEsCCaf PACIFIC
kansas AsSo sSERsEaaseA r.fsfs1~s.,,-
Le&Tss TFsehif4 - SO ,. O.. srsss.sv -
s. L7Cts asxs nasrnsax AZ IN -.
e1serf ess-sstsszs EstA a.. Hnss So -,
essnxs q ear. Elsxszs ssrsse. 90.
tssxss sEses. II sssssE x4la street.
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GA 8 I'll ~ la.
sss,,+bO The kid You Have Always BuHgE
Signature ct N2zzZ1
Some Postal Funny Rusiness.

Washington, Jan. 9.-The postoffice de-
partment has received a large number OF
formal Christmas and New Years greet
ings from several European governments
including Sweden, Denmark Belgium,
Switzerland and several British colonies.
Among the city postoffices sending more
or less illustrated cards are Cologne,
Geneva, Constantinople, Pays Bas (1ol-
land) and Berlin. The city postofices Of
New York and Chicago are also follow
ing the custom, sending engraved New
Years wishes to all governments in the
Universal Postal Union.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-05
Exchange stables.

Exchange stables at Orlando and Still
water. Make q specially of carrying pas
sengers between these points. Also do a
general livery business. Travelling mems
patronage solicited
SHIvELY. VAN wYKE & SHIvELY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-05
SAN ANTONIO

THROUGH SLEEPER VIA SANTA FEE
ROUTE.
F'irst-class Pullman sleeping car leaves
Wichita daily via Santa Fe Route at :
a. m. Free reclining chair cars on same
train. For folders, rates and reserva-
tons apply TO l. r. DELANYET,
Phone I39 Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-05
RIsCC LINE TO EUREKA sPRIEGa.
ARKAEEaE

Excursion tickets OF sale AZ at tines
Take a much needed rest and spend few
days AZ this noted resort "a for ne
round trip. Good returning ninety days
from date OF saie. y F. DUNN.
D.slrict PasEengsr AEent