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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-07
Dog Collar For q pretty Girl.

A dog collar for fair young face 10
n broad band of light blue velvet OF
heavy and rich quality. This is stin.
ened at close intervals with number
OF slides of French gilt set with fresh
water pearls or with dimlnutive rhine
stones. There is double clasp for the
back of the neck. and this Is mounted
exactly like the slides with either
pearled ornaments or Strass diamonds.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-07

The quantity Of material required
for the medium size is nine yards twen-
ty-seven inches wide, or five yards
forty -four inches wide.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-07
LATEST

New York City.-Fancy waists with
stole effects and long. dropping shoul-
der lines are among the novelties seen
In advance styles and will be much
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31

day evening. There were fully $50
neSple present. nearly all OF whom were
Messed i'm coeume A beautiful franz
cd picture was given 20 Miss sadie
Smith for the best sustained character
hci costume being that or an old ialy
other characters that received speclhl
mention by the committee were weary
while" sunny jim n negro coupie'
two Mexican gentlemen Nlhlns lauy,
Carrie Nation "sins Hop sing am
q Society island girl The Judges were
dc r.. s. Wright Franklin > IlnBey,
charles r. Howe Mrs Francis anu
Mrs. George S. McAlllster
Mrs clarence r. Brown gave q de-
llphtful reception on Wednesday nav
ing ON view IN hcr parlots a notable
collection OF pictures by celebrated eft-
ists which her guests were delighted 10
enjoy. The hostess was assisted ~
Nus Tracy and Mrs. Gorham' ana
large number were present during iha
afternoon
Miss Gertrude McGath entertainet
-, an Informal Remington on Thurs"
ioy.
The engagement Of Mics Mary Young,
daughter OF John w. Young ana Mf.
Harold Eldm1ro was announced w-
comfy ats social gathering at the home
40 Me. Young in Paris In which ciiy
both are ut present sojomning' Ihey
vIIl receive the congratulations Of their
many Salt Lake friends
Mrs H. C.. Doe entertained the card
club at her home ON Monday nlght
The clubs prize Is something UNIQUE
thc plan being that the person wlnnlnF
the smallest number Of games curing
ihe eeason shall give % lake party tor
The club during the coming summer
| Mrs Wilhart viii entertain the mem-
hers next Monday night
a delightful socinl evening was spent
nj the home " Wesley Wilson on tues.
/ das the quests being the members or
! the Bilee club Cards were the fea-
tore Of the first part ~ the evening an
| l3ter music and dancing were enjoyed.
| Those present were Geneva Clark ka-
/ tie johnson Gcncye Felt Bessie Felt
Emily Whitney. Theresa Taylor, Mana
Jnnset. Ruth Wilson, Nellie Nicholson,
| not Dwyer. Sarah Williams. Misses
| Peterson, Buuon knight Patten,
Hardy ana wick Messrs Watson Sim
mons. Townsend. Wilson. Butler Paul
| Rmin, Bolton, Nelson, spence, Art Ban,
! Ashby. Sprunt. Brown and Burt
4 kitchen shower was given az the
! home Of Mrs Barnes on Monday In
honor Of Mrs Nellie Shilber delight
! ful time being enjoyed
Lieut.. Farrar OF Fort Douglas enter
| tanned a number Of friends at Welsh
| rabbit supper on Thursday night.
The ladies Of the Womens Relief
corps entertained the members Of the
Mexican post and their ladies at tho
home Of Mrs. W. Il. Short on Wednes-
day night A delightful time was spent
by all.
A number Of box parties enjoyed the
| Florence Roberts performances at tn
theater during the week, Among those
seen in the stalls on Tuesday night
! were Mcsdames Calhoun. Hardness
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Mrs. j. NJ. Bowman and Mrs, j, j.
.fudson viii leave tomorrow for Denver
whore they will visit with Mrs j. r.
Evans.
Mrs. A. 6. Cowan, who has been visit
ing In the city with relatives, has re-
TUNED to Anaconda
Mrs. Emma Mooney and Mrs Hooper
win leave tomorrow for ONO, where
they will visit with relatives.
Miss Edna f. Nelson has returned to
Bingham,
Mrs. Leon Mohnere OF ogden IS visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Stevens
Miss Akers left yesterday for the
east.
Mrs. r. f. Bauer and Miss Ethel
Bauer left today for California, and WIN
make an extended trip, returning Wy
way of New Orleans.
Miss Kate Farrell and Miss Margaret
Ryan visited friends In Park CITY dur-
ing the week.
Miss Ellie Gardner win leave Mon
day for Los Angeles.
Miss Myrtle Lyon is in the city from
Ogden for few days before leaving for
the east.
Mrs. p Kervln and Miss May Keryin
have returned from trip to California
and are at home a 555 east South Tenn
pie street,
Mrs. George Y Wallace and Mrs,
Belden viii entertain at cards on Mon
day,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Ritter have Issued
invitations for an evening function
next Friday. TO be given for Miss Elsie
and MT Levi Ritter.
Mrs. w. G, Sharp and Miss Hardness
win give an elaborate luncheon at the
Alta club next Wednesday
The third annual ball of the Inter
national Brotherhood OF Electrical
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31

Workers win tose place on Feb ~ AZ
Christensen's hall.
The most notable function planned
for next week is the reception 70 pe
given by the Woman's Democratic clup
next Wednesday night in honor OF the
,s>mocratic members OF the Legisla-
tuic. The event VIII take place AT the
home OF the Hon, Noses Thatcher ana
promises to be a brilliant affalr.
Mrs. Ed. s,wille will entertain al
cards next Thursday night
Mrs. Calhoun and Mrs, Robert -
Hardness will entertain at cards next
week,
Miss Kate Farrell has issued invita-
tlons for party to be given on fep'
IA.
The seniors OF Rowland Hall VIII give
a dancing party on Feb Z.
The High school cadets give dane
ing party at the N, q armory ON rep
~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31

Daggett, Holman, Thompson ana
Woodward,
Mr.. and Mrs, Offenbach entertained
the Century club az their home on
Tuesday, the first part OF the eVeillus
being devoted to whist ana the resi- W
n,Usic and dancing. In the card contest
favcrs were won by Mrs Anderson
Mrs. Smith, Mr.. Gushing ana N.Y.
Smith.
Mr.. Brig Cannon entertained at din
ner At the Tavern on Monday evening"
Mr.. Harry Sherman gave an inform /.
al musicale on Monday night ms guest
being the members Of the Orpheus cruz;
There was an enjoyable program ana
refreshments were served
Mr.. James Corran entertained the
Mlsogynists club at his home on Mon
Fay night. an enjoyable time pelnB
spent by all
Mrs. ]. +. Grant spent the past week
In Ogden as the guest OF Mr. ana Mrs
j, +. Grant Jr
Miss La Won pelrce Of Brigham city
spent the week 10 the city
A number Of Salt Lake people went
70 Ogden ON Thursday TO attend Ih'
weber cub ball.
Mrs. Dayeier entertalns for her son
Erie tonight
Mrs. Rulon S. Wells entertained To-
Sewing club on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs George T. Fischer entertained
az another in her series Of luneheons
this weok.
Mrs. w. II. King held her usual after
noon at home on Tuesday and was as
oisted by Mrs, George Savage.
Mrs. A. w. McCune. Jt, entertained
| Informally on Thursday afternoon IN
honor Of Mrs. r. G. Nayl0r the follow
ING guoete being present Miss Copp'
! Miss Mary. Anderson, MISS Fannie
Bird. Miss Laura Bird. Miss Sinclair
| Miss Renshaw, Miss Hattie Jennings
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Hayward enter.
iained number OF guests at cards on
Thursday evening.
Gov. and Mrs. Wells were among the
Salt Lake people who attended The We
Der club ball on Thursday night in Og-
den
Mr., and Mrs Schuyler c. Snyder are
at home nj the Miller for the winter.
The dancing party given at the fort
| last night by Capt and Mrs. Creary
! and Miss Creary was a delightful ar
= fair. The hall was tastefully decorat-
ed. the music delightful and all details
combined to make the event one Of the
most successful Of the season.
On Thursday Lieut. Miller took a
party Of friends to Ogden and enter
tanned them at lunch at the Reed
Mrs Louise Smedley Smith, Miss Nc
Cornlck and Mr. Henry Mccormick were
his guests.
The friends OF Miss Josephine Nor
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zBGo1NC

Mr.. and Mrs. George Taggart left on
Monday for Mexico.
Mrs. Judge and Miss Judge left last
night for San Francisco, where lhey
wan sail later, on a trip to japan re-
turning some time w the spring
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard sllbersteln Of
Duluth are here for visit with MI
and Mrs, r. A. sllbersIein
Mrs. S. II. Babcock eft on Monday
for months stay in California
Mr. Samuel Newhouse has gone to
Denver,
Mrs. Alma D. Katz left on Thursday
to join Mr., Katz in Boise
Mrs. j. A. Reeves, who has been
spendlng the past month IN Denver as
the guest Of Mrs. Il. r. Dickinson mas
returned.
Mrs. Lecompte has returned to
Park City.
Miss Molly sidehotham Of Boise, was
the guest during the past week Oh
Miss Pearl Weller,
Mrs II. Andrews and Mrs, c. c. An
drews of New York are In the CITY,
Mrs Nebbins has returned from a
visit with her mother In Kentucky
Miss Lucille Sears has returned from
Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II Brown leit
on Thursday for an eastern trip They
expect to be absent two months
Mrs. S. w. Neuberger OF Butte is VS.
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
rnhAn
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Soc Buys
IN THIS SALE

LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS with
10 inch umbrella rufile hemstitched and
trimmed In tUrchon lace insertion and
choice Of other styles,
LADIES CORSET COVERS Of main.
sock or cambric, handsomely trimmed
In lace or embroidery in variety Of
different styles.
LADIES' NIGHT GOWNS Of splen-
did muslin In high round, V shape or
square neck. trimmed In lace embrod-
cry or hemstltching, different styles
to choose FROM
LADIES CHEMIST OF best muslin
trimmed in very fine tucks and en-
broidery insertion and edged with en-
broidery on neck and arm holes.
SKIRT CHEMISE, yoke Of fine tucks
and embroidery Insertion, with deep
cambric ru.ile on bottom: all sizes.
LADIES UNDERSTANDS with s
inch hemstitched tucked umbrella ruff
fle or inch hemstltChed ruilie trimmed
In lace or embroidery
LADIES' DRAWERS OF best muslin
or fine cambria. in styles to choose
from trimmed in hemstltching, lace or
embroidery open or closed; all sizes.
EXTRA SIZE DRAWERS. 2 pretty
styles neatly trimmed all lengths.
INFANTS SLIPS Of finest cambria.
with lace yoke and lace edged neck and
sleeves.
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ST. Buys
IN THIS SALE +:

CORSET COVERS. 6 beautiful styles
Of finest nansook with tucked or trim
med backs, the newest creations.
LADIES DRAWERS OF best cam
brio with inch deep ruflle OF fine
thread lace, insertion and edging and
rows OF hemstitching headed by tucks,
also other pretty styles,
SKIRT CHEMlSE with yoke OF EN-
broidery and lace insertion. with lace
trimmed neck and arms and lace edged
lawn rufIle around yoke and on bottom
headed by tucks.
LADIES NIGHT GOWNS OF fine
nainsook with low neck and half sleeves
trimmed In fine thread lace or choice
o. handsome high neck gowns OF
lne cambria or muslin trimmed In en-
brodery or lace.
EXTRA SIZE NIGHT GOWN Of fine
muslin with yoke OF fine tucks and I
rows OF embroidery Insertion and en-
broldery ruflle on neck and sleeves.
LADIES WALKING SKIRT. 4 styles
made OF best muslin or camhric with
inch embroidery rufle headed by tucSs,
Is inch umbrella ruhle, trimmed With
rows OF IA inch insertion and az inch
torchon lace edglng, Is inch hemstitch
ed tucked umbrella rufile or inch ruff
he trimmed In "a inch embroidery and
hemsttching.
LADIES' UNDERSKIRT with G inch
deep embroidered rtfile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31

Mr., and Mrs Thomas welr
terday for New York. whenca 'el1 yes.
gall early next week for ny ea,,ey VIA
three months TWO %
sss
Miss Alice owen who has h.
Ie aye next week for her home Z W. !,
Mrs, 5fansiord. Mrs. Iiome,
Mrs. j. T. Harris are in Califoro,. aud
Mr.. j. NJ. briggs Of ogden is IN ii,
Mr. Kenneth Gras is here from po.,
land, visiting with his parents ForI'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31

rls will be glad to know that she VIII
give recital shortly IN Barratt nan
an entertaining program bein, 1ian-
ned for the occasion
Miss Laura Bird entertained informal-
ly at cards on Wednesday II guests
being present.
Miss Katherine Judge VIII entertain
al an Informal function this evening
-
Mrs. II. G. Mclaughlin was guest
AT the Weber club ball In ogden on
Thursday
The regular wednesday evening solree
al Christensens this week was un-
usually well attended and thoroughly
enjoyed. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31

The principal social events OF the
week have been the functions given IN
honor OF Bishop Leonard and the visit
Ing clergy, and with the exception OF
these and a few others there has been
nothing of a notable nature In the
weeks social annals, these being re-
markably light for the season Next
week promises to furnish liveller rec
ord, and there are in prospect several
valentine parties for the week follow
irg.
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-CI7TSl5pE1!f:TIE S'
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PROVO SOCIAL NEWS

The largest socal event OF ,bo
son tock place ON Wednesday eyep.S,
when The ont For Fun llul eags 'ss
first of a series OF parties al me- p.,.
ward social hail The object Of ,.
club is purely for enjoyment and so9 ~
bility.
Miss Maud Whitehead has renr,
from her trip TO Chicago.
Mrs, Annie Jones Atkins ENTERTAINED
az dinner on Sunday last,
Miss Maggie Irvine entertained IN
most charming manner at her homo IN
Monday evening, Entertaining eamea
were INDUCED in, and choice musical
selections enjoyed A superb lunch vss
served by the Misses Iynes nv
guests were Misses Emma Lauoo
Edith Dewey, Florence Snyder, Beatres
Young, Agnes Everarts FaVn Sutton
Ethel Smart. Rene Smart, Lena Irvine
Daisy Irvine, Messrs Roy Bean. Lawn
ACordy, Willard AndeIne, Herbsrf
Blake. George Parker, Leonard Adams
Roy Lowe, Oscar Wilkins, Mr.. XIX.
ham, and David Irvine.
Mr.. and Mrs, s, schwah were sur.
prsed by a number Of their friends On
Sunday evening last,
lr. [. f. Osborne, Mr.. W, B. Scarf
and Mr.. w. d, Roberts Jr, are ar.
ranging TO give series of parties al,
the Mozart hall. The first bali takes
place on Thursday, Feb. 5,
The u and I card club were very
deliberately entertained by Mr. and Ms.
Jacob Evans on Tuesday evening
The Sunday school teachers and on.
GERS of the Mutual Improvement assO.
ciations Of the Sixth ward, were very
pleasantly entertained at the home q
/. John INITIAL on Tuesday oyenng.
Games, songs and social cheer were IN.
dulged in and an elegant supper was
served. The guests were Mr., Il. John
Nuttall Messrs. and Mesdames ], G.
| Graham, James Glove, A, c. sorensen,
! Hugh Clayton, w. S, Harding, Brig
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31

ried 10 Miss Marguerite T. Simons NJ
Kansas city They are both residents
of This city, Miss SlmOns having been
visiting in Kansas city for me past few
months. Mr.. ana Mrs. Mater viii
take trip to the east his bride VIII
return 70 this city to I've! They wiz
be- at home to lhalt friends after March
1 at 35i Second East street
The prosperous and Jolly Elite Social
club win give one of their big events
next Friday evening. Feb. 8, al the La
dies Literary club house. They WIN
dance until 10 o'clock, after which an
elaborate monu win De seryod undpr
the able direction of Mr. Franklin.
Mrs. Joseph Price eayc q delightful
evening party on wednesday in honor
oe Mr. and Mrs John McQuarfleI VINO
len this week witb their family for
Now York where Mn. McQuarrle goes
to take charge % the Eastern States
mission Many OF their old friends were
there 10 meet them. ana the evening
vas spent In pleasant social chat ana
reminiscence, several vocal numbers
also being beautifully rendered 10y MISS
Ruth Wilson. Those present were. Mt,
snd Mrs John q. McQuaue Mr. and
Mrs. T. r. Snow, Mr. and Mrs w.
Groosbeck. Mrs H. GrOcsbcck Mrs. j,
Woolly Mrs. A. r. Christensen. Mt.
and Mrs. i. e Snow. Mr. ID II. Morris,
Mr.. j. NJ. McFarlane Mrs Elizabeth
Snow Mr. Arthur Snow Miss Beth
Milne. Miss Myrtle Snow. MIS- Cert
rude Snow, Miss Lucille Snow Miss Eva
Price. Miss Bertha Jones. Miss Ruth
Wilson Miss Ellie wilson Miss BcllA
Carnahan, Mr. Claude Price.
one Of the delightful affairs Of the
week was the large dancing party given
on Wednesday night IN the Twentieth
ward annex. The hosts were Mr ana
Mrs. Orson ID llOmney, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry #. McEWan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oyando G. Beebe Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
T.. Wells, Mr. and Mrs william \.
Hedges and Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo +.
Richardson. and lprge number OF
| their friends gathered IN tht new
amusement hall and enjoyed a telght-
fu evening In dancing and social chai.
The hall and platform were decorated
with palms. and downstairs tho yestry
room was converted into a pretty din'
| ing room with rugs, draperles, plans
and vines, and here refreshments were
served while punch was served
throughout the evening in a corner OF
the dancing room Delightful music
was rendered by the orchestra and the
program Of dances was varied enough
to suit all The AFFAIR was most sue.
cessful one throughout
One Of the most successful character
balls given In this city was the one at
! the Seventeenth ward hall last Thurs
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1oGe:.IALasS:'
Q1IGAT
~arsr

The friends Of Mr. George d. Matter
In this city will be surprised TO learn
that on Thursday, Jan. %, he was mar
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| Sc,
Buys In This Sale

LADIES' DRAW
ERS, with deep
cambria rufhe. open
or closed, all sizes.
LADIES' CHEM
Use, Of good muslin,
IN all sizes.
LADIES' COR
SET COVERS, your
choice OF 4 styles,
trimmed with hem
stitched rufie lace
or embroidery.
INFANTS SLIPS,
with neat yoke OF
lace and embroid-
cry.
CHILD r r Ms
JE A N WAISTS,
sizes 4 TO Z, for
Children Z to IL
years.
Hill u X II MS
DRAWERS. with
hem, headed by
tucks, sizes 4 to Z.
chill ID Il T. Ms
DRAWERS, with
deep hemstltched
rufne. sizes l to 3.
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755C Buys
IN THIS SALE:

LADIES' NIGHT GOWNS Of fine
cambria, low neck and short sleeves,
lace trimmed or choice Of 4 handsome
styles Of muslin gowns trimmed In
embroidery or torchon lace,
SKIRT CHEAiIsE Of fine cambria
trimmed torchon lace on neck, arm
holes. yoke and rule on bottom.
LADIES WALKING SKIRTS, 4
pretty styles 90 choose from with s
inch umbrella rudle, trimmed In inch
embroidery II inch hemstched tucked
umbrella waie, 10 inch umbrella
ruflle with ne inch torchon insertion or
10 inch ruale trimmed in 2 inch tor
chon lace and headed by clusters Of
tuCks.
BEAUTIFUL CORSET COVERS Of
fine naInsook. 5 STYLES, elegantly trim
med "a lace on embroidery.
LADIES' DRAWERS. G styles In
fine muslin or cambria lace or en-
broldery trimmed,
LADIES UNpERSKIRTS with deep
hemstitched ruae, torchon lace or en-
broidery trimmed.
EXTRA SIZE NIGHT GOWN OF fine
muslin with yoke OF 2 rows IL inch
wide embroidery, insertion and fine
tucks and hemsdtchei lawn ruiiie on
neck and sleeves, sizes IL TO 10.
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SKIRT CHEM1sE. neck and yoke
beautifully trimmed in torchon lace and
insertion. with 6-inch deep torchon lace
edged ruiie on bottom. headed by IA
inch Insertion between two cI lS
clusters OF tucks .vi'oo
LADIES' DRAWERS OF finest main
sook In open or closed. handsomely
trimmed IN lace or embroidery
The $500 kind at...,.,........St.o5
The s2,25 Kind at.............Sf.35
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31

Miss Maud whitehead has return,
from her trip TO Chicago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31
THERE ARE
NO SKINNY SIZES,

No Garments Of doubtful materials
nor no garments made under doubtful
conditions. The qualities are up to
the highest standards and the assort-
ments are liberal beyond all anticipa-
tons.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21

This private hospital is now one Of the
best equipped Institutions in the South
west for the treatment OF both medical
and surgical cases. Special attention is
given 10 the various forms of stomach
and liver troubles. diseases peculiar, 70
women. diseases of the rectum and genlto-
urinary organs. chronic malarial poison
ing. rheumatism, nervous disorders dis
eases of the throat. lungs heart and kid
news, gOitre and V8ricOcele cured. One
floor is reserved for q maternity depart
meut and in some instances homes viii
be found for children. For a short time
only a ward viii be set apart for the
treatment of the morphine, opium. Co
caiGc and Whiskey habits.
Resident physician. able medical staff
quiet and healthful location. extensive
grounds with fne shade. home comforts
terms reasonable. No contagious diseases
admitted. Write for particulars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
The aa1ieta Daily eagle Sunday glorsino 1um Fl, 1908.
Steamship Tickets to All
Points On Earth
ON SALE AT
zszp-sr -r7-s--H1l<z17rD
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Ssln,sEs


We sell through railway and steamship
tickets 10 all points in the world We
carry in stock tickets of nearly ali steam
ship companies. Below are Few;
IIolland-Ameriean Line, New York TO
Rotterdam.
French Line, New York 10 Havre.
Hamburg-American Line, New York to
Hamburg
White sta- Line. South Africa and
South America.
neutrality-suspicious. Line, New York to
Liverpool.
North German Lloyd, sew York and
Galveston TO Southampton. Bremen
Genoa, Naples. China. Austria and
Japan.
Mallory Line, Galveston to New fork-
Anchor Line, New York to Glasgow
and Londonderry.
Cunard Line, New York and Boston to
Liverpool.
Allan Line, New York and Montreal
to Liverpool and Glasgow.
Oceanic Steamship Company and Pacific
Mail Steamship Company. san Francisco
10 Hawaii. Japan, China, philippine ISL
ands, Straits Settlements. India and Aus
traiasia.
Besides the aforementioned we sell
through tickets and issue prepaid ticket
orders via twenty-seven other steamship
companies.
L. r. DELANEY. Ticket Agent
Prone 1Ss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21

before. in the middle Of the road It's
swift Increment. without chirp or cry.
ard straight ahead course made an al
most ncanny impression upon the OBJ
server. And right il the road the bird
would keep til IL suited its pleasure 10
seek other parts. when il would disappear
as abruptly and silently as Il appeared
For this habit the uttie cock sparrow
has been called the read runner. and the
Spanish give him The name Y Taizano.
which Is equally significant. meaning D.
logging n The country or couutryl-iar-'
This plain little bird has other strictly
c-.rlnal YecL-.arities. ~ The h1ne of On
acfuaia Jsnce II the writer. on the uesa
Just west Of Santa Barbara. several pairs
of road runners have lived ard uested
for many years. ana The family have
become familiar with their habits.
The eggs are rather larger than a pig
cons ogs. Iustfeless and dad white 70
color ~ BIRDS eat buss and snail rsD-
tiles. They are specially fcud e lizards
and nav often he seen carrying thern
% ,helr vocrr. Their notes are q t7o
kinds. O-a. s. se-ses oF zott tones. Re-
senbIiag thcse o. The turtle doves Is
The Ianguass Of courtshlP- The other s.
4 harsh. disc0rdant note. accompanied ~
3 rattle that : apparently made wiSh tie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21

IL IS nos sad tAat District Aaer1sT
Jerome = Sew EoFk- B. PERSIA seeare3
The first svlfence sgzt-st B-etsrl Car-
feds su.e1dld rambling h91se ll EaFr
Far1f-fouFfh street DlzEuiEeI -n 3 shlrs
W. and preten1 TX = bs On e.1ersl5 VS.
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