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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Capital City Route"

Capital City Route"
Leave Washington. Penna. R. K Station
fo;26 a. m. sEABoARD FAST NAL
5Siiv- Through Pullman Sleepers 70
jacksonville connecting a.
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 70 Atlanta
FLA. AND METROPOLITAN
- Tafiy. IIYTTED-Solid train 70 81.
Augustine with Pullman Drawing Room Com
cartment, Observation, and Dining Cars. also
Pullman Sleeper to Atlsats- Pullman Sleeper
T,5ss5srs. Thursdays and Saturdays 70 south
crn Pines fPi1churst).
Tlese trains offer excellent schedules and
service to Petersburg. Raleigh Southern Pines
5Pfnehurst). Camden Columbia, Savannah
Jacksonville. and all Florida points Char -otte.
Athens. Atlarta, New Orleans. Chattanooga
Nashville points Vest and Southwest
6-9O am. LOCkL-To Petersburg, Raleigh,
nsIIy. Southern Pines tPinehurst)
Hamlet. aud intermediate points
Office, 1921 Penna- Ave
c B. RYAN. y H. DOLL,
r--s--I rss- kreot General agent
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RI.
schedule Effective june q, lsos-


Trains Leave Pennsylvania stat.oa.
7oo P N DaiIY-CISCINSATI AND Lo'.is-
VILE EXPRESS solid vestibuie trzic fct
CincIunati Resches Mountain Resort S-7'.5-rs
sane evening, Cincinnati and Louisville EeNs
morning. s. Louis s1S Chicago that eFe7i-l5s
P,1Itraa1 sseeps7s TO Cincinnati and Losl-s-1lts
DaiIy. Dining CaT-
s.e0 ? Il Iiaily-Y ASHfNGT0N AND ST.
LOUIS SPECIAL new solid yestlfsa-ed
erectrfc-Iighted train, arriving C.H~iana.i
II.5.g a N. Indianapolis 5:z5 P n, ST 5~o0}s
e:45 D m daily. Chicago s:ie p n week
davs. Pullman sIeepers 10 Cincinnati in-l-en-
a-oIIs. and St Louis without change i'1=ies
g. Cincinnati 70 Chicago Dining car
11-I9 ? n DaiIy-F. 2 Y. LIMITED Scl9d
r-qin for Cincinnati Pullman SleepCS .
C;ncinnati. Lexington, znd Louisville without
change Compartment Sleeper 70 tlrgiTsiS
Hot Sp-inzs Tuesdays Thursdays and SasUr-
Ezvs- connection daily Sleepers Cincinnati e
Cfif1ar9 and St Louis Dining Czr-
Reservations and tickets at Chrs2PeaSe ard
otio 7fRee. 5I9 Pennsylvania avenue; 60 Tour-
taa-7fb street. near Z ard at the st7t-07-
TsIepboEe cali I44I for Penasylvsaia Z. r Cas
- Il ". FULLER
General Passenger agent
Telephone Main 1906
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

Effective June IS, 1902
Trains leave District Line Station (reachsd
By Columbia electric csrsl as follows
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS
Week days 1879 a m. leo. go, SIS,
and : P n SUNDAYS and Holidays, g-i5. 1870.
i 80 a. m. 80, z:30, 3:20, $780, :. and $50
2. n
RETURNING, LEAVE THE BEACH.
Week days, 2ii0, go ). and 10 p. n. sun,
days and Holidays 1910, l:50. ;. $50, $50 s.
g.IJ and I0-5O p N.
TRAIEs FOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE.
Week days. s:I5 .. n. bis ?. N Sundays.
S.l5 a. $50 p. n.
A II LEWIS. G. P A. I42o New York az.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

FURNISHED room on % floor; home table;
central Sl8 81 uw. ell 9
I205-l2J5 y ST. NW.--Largc south front rooms
FOR two w5th excellent board so; large cool
yard. eIl-3
ROOM AND BOARD, rs Ith st. nv. rnIl-3
FOR RENT-Large front room. fine bath and
yeraHda; Location choice and central III 18th
st. NV. clos
ROOMS-Iarze front room, opposite judiciary
Square. with or without board S2s Indiana
ave. uW. nGIg-S
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FOR sALE-coUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-Cr exchange; 5-acrc farm; fine
mountain well water. young orchard. straw
berries. blacSDerTies. etc. Al 5-raom house.
OK houses. summer kitchen. sleep under light
cover AZ uighr; a bargain A. W. Nj, Hunter
Mil. Fairfax Co. Va. eos
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FOR RENT-SU8URBAE.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-ofEices il Bliss Building; opposite /
Capitol: electric light, telephone. !4aitoT sery
ice 5rec- - NJ. ROOM Tu2oty
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS paPtrcd $40 up; house painting low
est prices. CARLISLE BROS. IIJ5 6rh St.
ne. phone Essc @oCD- eg-S
NOLTE, s24 9th St NV, is constantly receIv-
ing the latest and most attractive designs II
Wall Papers, aud papers rooms from 81 90 10.
Cali and investigate toE s0UEssH AMI be COL.
Vinced nI4-h
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN II 81 10 5 per cent, IL sums
q $I,OJO 10 $1,000, OH D c. real estate; ray
Of and per cent mortgages and begin anew:
al Transaction conducted with economical con
sideratiOn for .,vTOTers WM Il SAUNpERS
( Co. 1897 + - NV
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FOR .,ENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE.

FOR RENT-s25. Capitol Hnl; rooms fur
ST. So. eq-3
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

For FENT-FIat Of three elegant front rooms
and harH only So inCUdin~ gas. Adjoining
the Lafayette, 1909 9Th st. nv. eos
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FOR SALE-Stx-rocn house. $50 cash. bar
gain; must sell PIERCE Il PIERCE, Vienna,
Va, 1850
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-On Fmporia ST. BrookIsad, a
cottage; lot 50xI59. fenced; S2-IOJ; repairs VIII
cost $lpo, paper, paint, etc: can REM Tor Sl55
now rented SO per month GRACE NJ
THOMAS Corcoran Building ml0-l
FOR SALE-The best locate lots in the Dis
trlct Tor the money can be fG,nd in SheTwood's
addition TO Brcokiand; Sc 10 t5c per foot the
best suburban car service; transfers 20 all parts
OF the city: only one fare; - minutes from
9Th and g. sts.; lots sold on terms to SUIT
Bro. over Riggs market, OF at the subdivis-
son evenings after > O'Clock. e9-5
FOR SALE-sfz-room house. $50 cash. bar
gain; must sell PIERCE S PIERCE, Vienna,
Tlo-oJ
MI LTUN IN PARVO''-Near steam and cleo
trIe; well built s-r0om house; newly papcrcd;
dHe, dry cellar; iatTobcs porches; shade; 80
bearing fruit trees: grapes, small fruit; shrub
uerE, vines, flowers, acre ground. handsomely
fenced; large new barn; lott SLED with hay;
ts--Eage house, = heuneTICs. run fenced with
poultry netting, costly steel range; gentle
morse; almost new double trap: harness; farm
wagon. all garden implements; fine young Jer-
scy COW; ia"n swing etc; growing garden,
lnciu1ng TWO acres corn outside QulaE pun
chaser gets everything for $3.50. SOCLE &
co, Bank Washington Building mss
s1.0oo-0UR BANNER oFFER--s1-ooo
Fine Jersey COW and p-Ize poultry given away
Pretty T-TCom house: steam and electric: cost
sL.0J TO build; lstrobs; range; stable; hem
uery; fruit; good EaiIng fence; splendid water.
We VIII paper house throughout. paint inside
and ont 10 salt tasle Of purchaser. put water
IN kitchen, and then give YOU Daisy and TWEEN
tv-toUE Of the finest .eghoru hens rou ever
looked at- SOULsE & CO, Bank Washington
Building mg-3
FOR : LE=5-rcom iTelling. harm, stable
yeli .de5-, {r1sit; 81 acres Of land; nicely
located, near car line; $3.50. DCCkETT d
DENT. C25 F 81 mss
FOR sALE-72 a. res good land; wood. timber
water; nice road frontage; near car line; $50
per acre DUCkETT & DENT. G35 F St mes
FOR s E-3O acres land: high and healthy:
wood; water; near car ine5 $50. DUCKETT
a DEZI. 655 St my-s
FOR sALE-s715 acres good land. dwelling.
barn. stable. orchard. nice for chickens: near
car line; $500 DJCkETT 81 DENT, 6-}5 F
FOR sALE-six-room house. SO monthly pay
ments- E " PIERCE, Vienna, Va ieI5-s0t
FOR sALE-Four fne and 1Oroorn houses at
BeTwyn, Nd. from Sl, COO to 81 S-0J each: large
grounds, fruit, shade, good water also villa
sites ana lots At I cent Ger foot. VIII be sold
10 close IN estate on monthly payments; steam
and electric railway. JOHN J. hLEINER &
Co, Cl' st. NV, or Berwyn, SD. iel@-ti
FOR REET-SUBURBAE.
FOR RENT-Frame on 18th 81 I'd. Bright
wood D. c. rooms and bath near electric
cars; SIS LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. Real F.
tate Co, go IT. NV es-6
FOR RENT-Large double dwelling in Hyatts-
vile; large lots; stable and outbuildings;
cheap viii sell. DJCkETT & DENT, 6S5
s.. rrg-2
FOR RENT-Nice dwellings ut B7znebvflJr
Hyattsville and I-aEdCyer. cheap: other proa-
erry for rsHt and safe DJCEETT & DENT. 4
f25 + ST mag
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-ofices il Bliss Building; opposite 1
Capitol: electric light, telephone, !zaitor sery-
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RY.'S
CALIFORNIA TOURS.

First-cIass stoP-over tickets on sale at stated
periods II 4 rate less ;han one fare for the
round trip Apply for descriptive booklets and
detailed information, 1929 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SEWING machines repaired zoe; drop postal.
2o2+ Pa. cIp-T
CHAIR CANISG-JOHNsON's -a2s 9th 81. and
$50 ST. rv- mlO-2
HAVE YOUR FENCE PAINTED. s. up. Drop
postal. ENAMEL PAINT COMPANY, s5T G ST.
nv. mes
BAD HUL.- COLLECTED Or no charge. It. D.
GORDON. Lawyer. al5 I4th st. NV. mo
CREDIT Diamonds. watches. ieweIry delivered
on first payment; lowest prices. J. DRJ JEEER
corner l-tS ST. ard Pa. ave. upstairs. mo-
WILLIAMS " BOOK EXCHANGE Books
bought anu sold. also bOUkEiuding In ali Il,
branches. sI2 = ST e50-d
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.

Schedule in effect Nay IS, 1902
Leave Wazhingtou New Jersey ave. aud s..
CkIcaeo and Northwest TlC-50 q m, go
Cincinnati. St Louis. ard Louisville. +lo-os
-sI5 D n. 10 night
Pittsburg and Cleveland 1910 = n. ~s-zA
D m. and y 90 night
? Columbus and Wheel5ng. $50 p. m
Winchester, Sis a. n, I4:l5 and si5;s
, Lu-sy. Rivertoa. Front Royal, EIktou, '4;ls
; Annapolis. 1880, 1880, I1I;5o a m, t.l.9a
B-~ Ridge. week DAYS, e.lo 4. n. (special
and 4.8o p n. sundays. s;lo a M and l-ts
? Frederick. 1855. s.o.e0, 1850 = n. "'1.l&
lI4:S5. and $40 o n
HaEerstovn, IJ-05 q. n. and $50 P m
Boyd and way points, 5-25. --2-00 . H.
10. 4:9o. $50, 'tI3.I5. ll-23 P. m
Caithers6urg and way points, s:55, '-9:9o =
n. I2.58. ssI:I5 SO 4:2o, 500, $50,
Il7.O5. $50. -sI0:I5, iIl-S0 P
Washington Junction and way points. s;S5s
-so.e0 $. m, ~'1-I5, 40. $50 p m
Baltimore vFeez days. x5-00, 800, 6-S9
x7-o5 80. zS-35. S-S5. z9=95, ziJ-o0, Il;5e 4
n xl2:2O noon .25- x3-oO. x 90, Il 50.
ass. x5-05. 5:25, S6:20, $50. Ks 20, xle-0o,
xIl so. II:S5 p. n. sundays, z3;oo. x 10
80 xs-sO xs.o5 a. N, xI2:20, I:l5- xS;o1,
x3:S0. x5.O5, ESQ, xS-oo, xI0-Oo. xil;S0. u-ss
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NANTED-A bright white boy not afraid of
work for grocery and wine store 1920 18th s.
NV. elI-2
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A reliable woman for general
housework; mist stay nights; references 6I6
9Th OF after O'Clock IUi1 18th 81 NV el
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HIGH. HEALTHY; fruit, Shade: SO per month;
station so YARDS Of r n BALLOS, Herudos
Va mfG-G
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BIRDS. DOGS, ETC.

BELGIAN hares and guinea pigs 81 pair up;
just the stock for boys 10 breed during vaca-
tion; we have also white mice and pigeons
SCHAID'S BIRD STORE. ne 18th st. NV. elstt
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WANTED-White girl to care for haby: must
STAY nights 1888 keuesaw ST. Columbia
Heights. ellis
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FOR sALE-AUToMoB1LEs.

FOR SALE-Automobile in perfect condition:
can be bought at low figure; owner leaving
tO9n. Ad3-ess BCI S23. this o3ce. nl9-9
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Th-cs1eh trains from the South arrive Wash
ington 5:sZ .. n, 6:j2 q. IT,, 40 a. m, $50
q. m, 200 p m, e:l5 p n, anG ESQ ?. II
daily. Local trains from HArr.sOnburZ- u-3T a.
II. week days and $40 p m daily. From
Charlottesville SIS 2 Il. ard 9-sG .. n daily.
Tickets. sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information can be hsd at ticket Offices.
7o5 18th St. 81 Pennsylvania ave. and Penn
syIvania Station Baggage checked through
from hotels ard residences
Phone. Main I2sl, P r r, Cab Service.
C. H ACKERT General Manager
s h HARDWICh. General Pas'r Agent
l.. s BROWN. General Agent
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ROYAL Blue LINE.

All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
97i-l-nore. Philadelphia. New Eorz, Boston,
s-3 rbs Fast. .3.lO. = .C5 (Dine-l. $50 tBu5.
fet}. --s:oo Oinerl- z0s09 tD5aerl a M
Ti1sr, 400 (PbTa5elphia only. SO
CDine-j. 500 and 'lI:S5 p NJ Sleeping C2R
6Ugn Al 1900 o'clcck)-
Atlantic IiEy. is.-09, iilO-oO T. n, iiLz7A
noon. 800 o II.
-Iaily Except Sunday. sunday only.
xEIpress trains
Bar-zge called for and checked rom hotels
- -es:fences by Union Transfer Co. on orders
- az ticket of7ces. 6I9 PeE1sylvania Aveaus
ror5sygesr. Ssw York Avenue and Fifteenth
Street snd 81 ste ton
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FOF RENT-COTTAGES.

FOR EENT-At Colonial Beach, two cottages,
iunished; one square from Nl-ar5- ;. ENIE,
o. 9Th ST. sw., or at Beach sunday. MOS
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wANrED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Horses 10 pasture $50 per month:
fine low land, plenty shade and water =
DANIELS. Berwyn. Nd. eII-3
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rRAISs oN RII-EMoNT BRAYCH-

Leave Washington. week days. $40 a. n,
I.CJ D. H., f.S5 Q. n, 4.40 ?. n, and 6s25
p. II. Latter 70 Leesburg only Sundays only,
s-Ol and $40 g. H. and 6-2J ,. n for
Blue1ncnt.
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WANTED Good cook and general house
worker; no washing and ironing; stay nights
and give references. AuDly after > o. M 1000
o St NV. 81
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FOR RENT-FURFIsHED OR UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Unturnished and furnished rooms
1pJ1 ST. NV mlI-s
FOR EENT-Iargc. cool furnished and llnfrr-
nished rooms. eI7 New York ave. NV mile
FOR RENT-gIG 18th st. NV: several largo
cool rooms. uniuruishcd; also a desirable So
oud-story room, furnished: cheap to good ten
ants mIl-2
FOR RENT-Douh,c parlor, furnished or unflrr-
uished Eg1 St ne u1o-2
FOR RENT-Two rooms, second floor, furnished
o- uRfurui-hed, light housekeeping. Iz5 c 81.
he. mg-g
FOR BENT-Furnjshed OF unfinished. tro
communicating rooms for light uGusekeeDfu1.
terms reasonable. 1872 9Th Sc. NV nIg-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-06

The tradesmen and artisans Of Constan-
tinople still maintain guilds which pre-
vailed through Europe fer centuries until
modern methods OF commerce and indus
try caused them 10 dissolve by making
them necessary. The primitive condition
Of affairs in Constantiuople. however.
makes them Of great Importance. and
they are maintained with the greatest
energy and exactness. There were for
merlv about COO different guilds but by
consolidation the number has been To-
duced 10 30. which are registered at
the office OF the minister OF the interior
and represent a membership Of 100000.
They are managed very much Ike the
trades unions i'm the United States. and
no artesan. mechanic. or skilled work
man can obtain employment in C0nstan-
tinople without carrying card OF mem
bership OF some guild. The workmen are
graded according 70 their ability and
accomplishments. an idea which it seems
TO me could be adopted with advantage
by the labor Unions of the United States
which recognize no difference between
skill and Incompetence and demand the
same wages for every man regardless
OF his power OF production.
The Turkish guilds are governed by
a president and council. and their funds
are derived from the revenues OF prop
Crty owned and fixed contributions which
are chiefly expended in charity. in as
sistsnce To sick brethren and on the
windows and orphans Of deceased mem
bers. The discipline Is good. the organi-
cations are thorough and extensive, and
the public have long since been adapted
themselves 10 these conditions Tire
butchers guild is said TO be the richest
and owns several million dollars worth
OF property: the bakers and carpenters
are the most numerous The subdivision
of trades is amusing. There is a guild
OF the makers Of stra wseatd stools. who
at some time or aHothe- seeded from the
guild Of the makers Of stra w-seated
chairs and organized independently.
There Is one guild for BARRIERS who have
shops. and n separate guild for BARRIERS
who so out 70 serve customers az their
homes or places II business and work
upon the public streets These are the
most uumerous Of the barbsr guilds. be-
cause it IS the fashion for meu 20 he
shaved at their cofee-houses Of their
homes or Offices. aad iunersnt hsrbers so
about like bootblacks in out cities.
Zach seiild has q patron usaaily some
notable scriptual patriarch. buc have
not been able 70 ascertain how this hap
pens Adam is the patron az The bakers.
Eve of the women who work FOR che
Turkish baths. Absi is the patron Ct the
shepherds. Cain 81 the grave diggers
Noah &C the shipwrights. which is per
fectly natural ard proper and Elijah Of
the railors who make fsr coats
WILLIAM = CURTIS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-06
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished b to wichita Abstract
and Lans oomSRny. H " Dubois. A5-
straelor. court House 'Pho1s ~
c. Van Wsrden tc Gee " Van Wer-
den - 1ala street. ci-c ----.------ lsa
Redemption 4 investment eco. "a "
F. Stevens. I1-Is Main street an
Winchs add -.---.------ -------------- 49,
Eliza beth Myers On John McCorrlick.
y W = Es-es-l ~ ----------------- go"
Chester Hume 10 Elizabeth Slsde-
l-s-5 Seuact street. Martiusou add i1la
Jdhr Kelly IN Emma p Rutan. Z
Rutau street. T. = & T. sab ------ iSa
Fred Aenz 10 Geo ~. HcRsrd J-.-
IS--o Ida avenue. y man $ SID So
Gabrielle fiares IL W Il Elliot.
y " = $3.50 F SEQ
T. r Center On Newton GarSL E.
block = College HIf except t~a
John : Payne 10 Adam Hualssle-.
AS. block c. College PIN add.
-
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Wichita and Western.


No. ~. Pratt < Kingman Pas
scnger except Sunday -....-.-- II 90 a IT.
No ga. Prstt sid kirGrgan ac-
com, Tuesday. Thursday and
SATURDAY .---..--..... .....-.-...... 1e p IT
Leave
No 81, hfnCua- and Pratt Das-
ssnEar. except Su7day .--..-.--. IL p n
IA. -, kiUEman ana Pratt Ar-
cow. Nc luay "Wednesday and
Friday ...--. ..- asp
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-06
The U01iehx afEy a6Es Sunday zgorrius, April g. 1902

dome, two small dones and many semi
domes and two graceful minarets.
1t stands on the banks Of the Golden
Horn about five miles from the city. and
upon the accession of a new sultan a
ceremony corresponding with the corona
ton Of a Christian sovereign takes place
there After performing an elaborate ser
vice OF prayer the new sultan Is girded
with the sword Of Osman. the founder
OF the dynasty, By the superior Of the
dervishes.
The sword Of Osman lies upon the
tomb OF Evrub. constantly watched b.
relays Of priests who have charge CT the
temple. The tomb is Of silver gilt and
elaborate workmanship, covered with the
cloth Of gold surrounded by high gilt
railing and overhung with many costly
lamps.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-06
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Missouri Pacific Railway.
Atchison. Toneka and santa Fe ~.

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Re Ry.
Leave Daily
Kansas City & Chicago tx --....u 20 m
b c. Colorado * California EX-.. 81 p II
Wellington Accommodation ....--. l. p IN
caldwell Accommodation ..-.-... 5 j. p N
K g & Chicago Express ..........10 - = N
Arrives Daily.
Panhandle Express ..---..-..-....-i0 90 n
+EnslewoOd Branch Accom-. -.-- , % p n
Leave Daily.
Panhandle Express ................. . 2 N
Oklahoma and Texas Express o.. 8 5 a ID
Oklahoma Day Express -.-..--. 80 a NJ
Wellington Accc mnodltion ...- q a ~
= caldwell Accommodation .....- . a ID
IeNaS Express .-.-..--.--- DO p IL
'Enslewood Branch Accom-. ...... = a T.
'Daily except SUNDAY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-06

At the mosque Of St. Andrew. Con-
stantinopIe. which is in charge Of the
dervishes. hangs an iron chain which is
said 70 have been the power Of detecting
deceit and dishonesty, and believers who
are accused Of theft or falsehood often
demand right 10 be tried by this chain: II
they are guilty it is indicated by the
vibration OF the lyon If they are limo
cent the chain remains at rest
A curious story is told OF Jewish
debtor who falsely claimed to have paid
his obligations and demanded 20 be tried
by the chain. Before taking his station
he asked his creditor to hold his cane.
and handed him a hollow staff, in which
was concealed the exact amount the
money that he owed him. The chain. rec
ognizing that the money had been past.
declared him innocent-Rhich showed
that it is Influenced by technicalities like
many other courts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-06
The Pratt Lumber co.
Established in 1876
TALK TILL THE
US COME HOME.

TALK I'LL The
COWS CONE HOME.
But facts IS facts. and the ore fact
that you can't get over IS that or stock
Il Lumber IS the best 70 be found any
where. II Won intend building, YOU want
tho Gnest FardVoot Trim. the best sid
ine. Flooring and Fitish. Shingles. I-sths.
and Dimensions. that Is cut KIN dried
and wei seasoned, SO prices that Vil De-
satisfsctory. You should can or us before
going elsewhere.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-06
The choetaw Route.
BARBER SHOPS
Barbe' Shop AMI BAN Rooms
~ III e Douglas Ave

Bath roons open CT Sunday artn z. -
Prompt service EverytEins a-ss-elasa.
). 5. THOMPSON Proprietor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-06


There are in Coustantiuople $50 khans
immense stone barracks OF two stories
covering entire blocks and covering en-
tire blocks and inclosing square courts
which are usually o-uamented with trees
and fountains These. khans are all very
ancient, the Oldest having been erected in
the time Of Constantine and stin being
used They are intended for the enter
tainment and accommodation Of travelling
merchants. who are provided by the gov
eminent with lodging and sample-rooms
in which to display their wares.
Each khan is in charge of a steward.
who Is the master OF everything under its
roof, the representative OF the sultan and
the government and the superintendent
OF gang of worEmen who are employed
about the place. A merchant from Per
STA, Russia. Turbistan or any other part
OF the earth having goods for sale NAV
apply 70 the steward and II an apartment
is vacant Is furnished with one or two
more rooms in which he can sleep and
live and receive his customers for a Ger
tain length Of tine without paying rent.
and If there is no demand for quarters
he may retain them indefinitely. At
tached 10 each khan are restaurants
and eating-houses. at which the occu-
pants may I've. but many Of them prefer
to cook their own meals. Some bring
servants with them
The khans are the scenes Of constant
hustle. dealers in all kinds of merchan-
disc continually passing in and out. and
although most Of them are dark. damp
and uncomfortable. they have contributed
q great deal 70 the commercial fmport
ance Of Constantinople. Merchants from
the country who are known and expect
ed, just as we have our favorite hotels
in the cities We are accustomed 70 visit |
But the khans are open to all merchants /.
Of whatever quality. condition, country |
or religion.
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At the village is a factory at which are
made The fezzes worn by the soldiers Of
the Turkish army
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-06

The crescent. which is the symbol Of the
Turkish Empire. vas adopted by the
sultan Osman.< the founder Of the present
ottoman Empire. in 1929 It is said that
IN that year $50 r. g. When CONSTANT
noplo was besieged by Phillip OF Mace
don. and was only saved by the timely
arrival Of reinforcements which Demos
themes sent 20 his assistance. "a hright
iieht~1n the form of a crescent WAS seen
iu the sky and regarded by the iuhabi-
tauts as a sign that rescue was approach
ms Hence like the star I'm the east that
VAS seen by the wise men. It was ac-
cepted as a divine revelation. and since
then the crescent has been a sacred en-
blem Is the Turks
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The Moslem day Is reckoned from sun
Sc 70 sunset. and is divided into two di-
visions Of twelve hours each Sunset IS
always y clock. and as the length Of
the day varies throughout the year Turk
isa watches have To be altered at least
every FIVE DAYS by the official clock.
which is set in the tower Of d mosque
in Stamboul