The Wichita Beacon from Wichita, Kansas • Page 4

WICHITA iiLy KAC-i)ht iv. SSSSESSSa 22551 EST. tgf75Fg fc in DAILY' BEACON. The Eagle Rif.es ill driil jow niiht full under for LiPPE tbe first a i MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, Open Tli-is t2.o Irest X-iri of" lit: a i. kstatk The following are the transfers of real filed in Recorder's otHee time.

Teterday some four or five bnndred busies wen: out to tbe Eunoa car works. There la a probability that Mr. Tat-gfnuorst over Mr- Hoffman's iLtereitia the Houian cigar parlors. Some of the beys have eald that the Wichita Valley Center motor line will run sleepers about the lirst of tbe month. The Plymouth Congregational church will jld Christmas services on Sun- Plush asmd Leather Albums.

Work Boxe TOILET SETS, and shall price them IBISIC anything evfir shown in this market. SCO I yv -rnAi mi -r-v i EC dav next it'u special mutic arranged CiO TO TI1K- EXOXtXXD by Mrs. Crawford. Several giddy young girl have or- ganized a -'man society." They will not say what this means but hold regular weekly meeting-. o-xe: Jay: Oarer to Louib Jackson lot 1 4 6 8 and 'j Dlk 11 Parkwiide et'd Denbler to Jennie I iiebler ots5S3 to 5-s3 Jewett ave Myers Snyder's ad Bernhard Levi to Mary lot3 14 and V.

b'ik 11 Allen Smiths add 61 to Fourc ave Zirnmerly's 31 add 17 to 2 I VVa-hingr'u ave Sin-key McG'allV add Ja. VV Garrett to Samuel Grier lot 11 blk 13 Ooddarr! Carey to Chestnut 2, 4 bl 8 Pai wild ad The Friend-' biard of education to Jas Yow 20, 22 ave and li), 21 Coomb, ave John Bright 2d add il Thurman to I'll Nichols VA lfii, 170, 172,171, Strong ave Logan add Mary to Bombard -Xow In I'rosro 140 North Main Street. 140 North Main Street. 6000 350 1200 i A LEWIS fj 1 3 The social at Col. Ilartzcll'a tomorrow evening, under the auspices of JohnS Guild, will include in its programme some excellent music.

Li.ii-7 st-med hi-; street sprinklers early this morning but by noon the ground bad become covered with snow and the sprinklers were sent to winter quarters. The Missouri Pacific, "Fort I.oute" will sell round trip excursion 00 CHARLES MOSBACHEtf, Leading Jeweler Diamond Merchant XsTc HO DivdZs-iIri. Street. 0CB jt E. D.

Hanly agent for King, the Ohio tailor, at 230 X. Main street wiil make you an elegant suit as cheap as you can buy it ready made. 09-tSt Read Steinhauser-Merkle Supply Co's. new special cash price lir, it's "a daisy. 09-0t tiiis uveu-'r Many of 1 for the tbe atfiir its pr i- Of i II.

At Crawford's opera hf-i in there will be ivta the querade ball of the season, the co-tuines br in occasion are most rich, and promises to be the S'leee-tnoters anticipate. mission supper wiil bo serv Idlewild cafe. 't 3 20 JO 2,000 WATCHES me 1 I at John Braitsch carries an elegant of children's shoes. Remember ti. -ts on Ieceii.ber 21,25,20,30 1 and 31 and January 1 and 2 at one and one third far'-.

i Dr. S. S. Street ha opened a dental; the C200 IMIISS- little ones would appreciate a pair of v. CLOCKS Levi see 1 1 27 2 Carev to irey 22, 21.20 2s, 32, 34, Ma axe Woii- mari's add Craig to Brown til, Lee avenue Clearwater Was saw to ii Newell 33 and 85 University ave A l'luinniT to parcel of land in for of oe iu'r nr auu see 30 Mr.

Braitsch stock and get them at 100 ortli -Muni street aim prepared to do class work at all i OF GENT'S, LADIES' BOYS' YOUTH'S SLIPPERS only a pair of shoes, but a pretty i ioo tunes. Or. reel i- a grauuaie i cv- ture at ttie samt time. 07-lw eral dental colleges und comes highly i i i i li. Reparing of Them lore in cr one nuimrea kir.d-.

oi OS iiiu a 1 1 material, to bo sold in the Clear acre property to exchange for small house and two lots not too far out. A. S. Nelson, 6S-lw 20 North Main street. A Plaiu Proposition.

J.eud this before you buy your holiday goods, as by so doing you will sorely be better pleased. Don't be deceived by peddlers, auction stores and bankrupt stocks of watches, iewelry, Arc, but save -your rxioney, come to me arid "et my xrices on the best watches, diamonds, jewelry and silverware to be ton ud in the city. You will lind that you can get Koger Krc." and Heed IJartori's triple plated silverware cheaper than any other place in Wichita. This is an actual fact; all 1 ask is for you to come aud get prices, then you will be convinced. I have a large assortment of gold and silver watches that will be sold at even less than wholesale prices, in order to convert tin in into cash at once.

1 have a lull assortment of clocks, jewelry, rings, bracelets, and, in fact, everything usually kept in a first class i. elry store. 1 ant everybody to call and sen these goods and get my lowest I aiso have two good new pianos that will be sold lower than they can be had the factory. 1 will sell them on the plan. If you want a good piano at a low price don't fail to see them.

amtf.i. Scott, 7I-3t 22 East Douglas. Clanevto 17, I', CI, and 5'i ave 7 y- I recommended. Jake Pecora, aiia-i "Italian Jake," was arre-re to-day for shooting in and terrifying the inhabitants of a house i of ill I ime near Five Point. He Was taken before the police courtmagistrate i and plead nor.

iruiltc. The trial will -s. t3T. -2100 lioyul A nt lit. There w.ll ba a meeting of the Wichita Council 10 If, on Monday evening, December l'J, at Every member is requested to be present a It is the last meeting of the year, and business of importance must be transacted.

G. VV Clemkm, Vice P.cgcnt. W. L. Miit KK, See.

Your opportunity -ecuiirig a beautiful p-r a cash i iio.v hand. Attend the auction sale of an elegant li jewelry, at llcr-iirki'-, Ka-t Douglas. 01 102 East Doiiirlas avenue: Some of the cheapest and bot suit- ings and pants patterns at 230 North; Main street, E. D. Hanly agent for 2100 "1 Grove add A Stark to 1 l.t 8 Ormt it Philiip add to Win Tu-eh ft 72 bl 12 Ortne Pliiilifi- add Poison to Cox bl WiNon's add 11 Nichols to A Turin in in take place this evening-.

"I fi'n in ir.Kd' loiters from every jQ in the L'tuori a-kin? my pri -s are to he draw lor" said Casb 3 Lewis Co. 00 King, tne Ohio tailor. Read Steinhauser-Merkle Stippdy new price list and go and see the goods. Corner Third and Fifth avenues, ci-ct All. I The bottom knocked out of prices on plush goods at Hettinger Bro'-, -J22 i Douglas avenue.

II iiil All Annie Deif.erJ Deit nd 20 iri)l'en-t-iii's 1-r 22, add 1 Trit FURrJI i UR MAN. THE ONE-PRICE CASH ON DELIVERY ItOof AND lii.psE. yc-rerday. "You might lie lidded, hat the drawing will jdaee on 'tiri-tinas eve and the result -viil be j.ui.'i-hed iuimedi-alely." Ti:" W'oman'ri Keiief Corps will hold th'dr regular meetiiig at the G. A.

K. hall on Tuesday, December the at 2:30 p. rn. As the ilelegatcs and tru-fees vrl be elected at this meeting, all n. embers urged to be pres'-ii t.

M. J. ItociiK.M.t, Secretary. Messrs. and Dean expect to give a Chri-tm du ner at the Carey Immense Stoc Of Holiday Goods at The mlc'cl Sealed bids wiil be receive! at thi-otlice for the construction of -t eet wido sidewalk on the north si.ie Douglas avenue, from Hydraulic ave.

to Hillside avenue. To be constructed of 3 ak lumber, nailed with 12-pen y-nads to four stringer of 2x 4 each. JJids must iitare pi ii-e rer lineal foot and be tiled on or before December lsis7, when contract will be let. The council reserve the light to re- Twenty-five Years of Actual Results. od roadster, well-bred for clear A.

S. Nelson, 204 X. Main lots. Price $70. Oswl linn.

A. ImiilrrS l'i i I will for sale, for a few days only, at a bargain, the following pro-erty, to-w it Lots Is and 50, Sou til Main, with house and barn, Lots 50, and corner Lawrence and Osie street, Jots and fhio street, r.rw hon-e hou-e( (dieap, A complete luneii counter out tit, A meat market in good location, cheap rent, $225. A stock of liiiR cigars, invoice, 1 will also sell my thoroughbred black horse. 5 years old, cheap, 150. Also a roan mare, years old, warranted gentle and kind for family use, and harness and buggy, cheap, $300.

Ciias. A. Scum rzr.Kit. 72-12t North Main. Steinhauser-Merkle Supply Co'g.

new price list cuts the life out of things, licad it. Gf-6t hotel. It is nor, yet a.i absolute cer- jpet any or all bids. 'We Judge The Future by the taintv- but the furnishing and linlsh- I r.r.u otini 1 1 'yitih -s Wichita, Dec. I' Silk embroidered initial suspenders, orth $1, at 50c at the "Golden Eagle." 6S-SC mg is proceeding so sat ist actorny mat it is hoped it may be possible to throw op'-n the.

doors of the hotel, to the trav- eliug public ithin a week. This season we imported direct fron: The new price list of Steinhauser-Merkle Snpidy Co. is simply a corker. Head it thoroughly. Cf-Gt Paris a large selection of tine black I marble clocks with highest iptality i movements, striking hours and halt jS hours on cathedral gong I ells.

Such a clock makes a very acceptable Christina present and is not expen-ive. E. Vail 145 Main St. 73-1 1 STATEMENT OF DIVIDENDS. Upon a Policy "Which has Kun Twenty-Five Years in the Homo Lii'v In-uiranee Company, of Xew York, and Another Which has Run Tw v-Fi Yrai in 1 ho Equitable Life Insurance Company, of Xew York, Each Company 15oin About the same Ac at the Time of the Issue ot the Policies.

Don't fail to read Steinhauser-Merkle Supply Co's. new price list. 09-0 What! You have not seen the Steinhauser-Merkle Supply new price li-t? Go get one or ask for it. Telephone No 143. C9-0t 1 i SI fiVr i I i I II II District 4 outl, Jmlge T.

Wall returned from Washington, D. Saturday r.ight and to-day a special term of the district court for the purpose of further heari ng the famous Fricnd-M il ler case. The attorneys are stuhb irnly contesting eacli side, ami the case is IV I 5 It ii 4 IN If ynu were in St. Loui, Chicago or New York, you would know where to go to buy a Chistmas pre-eut, hut, you are in Wichita and the only place to go is Hershtield's, corner Douglas ami Topeka avenues. 73tf cash price list of Supplv Co.

is a The new special Steinhauser-Merkle cutter and slasher. t'i is is ti i ra i alius this be styles of The new ncd 1 We have forty different opera glasses to- select trom. opera house ill soon be oi The Equitable Life boast of being able to do a larger business than any other compa advantageous to the insurer. Still the follow ing comparison shows that a large amount extended, and the practice of writing large lines of insurance upon one life to the at.e.uut Life does, it i not furnishing insurance at its lowest cost. Ladies, do you need a pair of shoes? Go and see Mr.

Braitsch, 120 E. Doug- las, and buy them and take home a beautiful picture of your own choice. C7, lw progressing slowly. It is expected that a greater part of the present week will be taken up with it. i amp ire.

imrades, Gartleld Po-t will hold a opera glasses will be nsefni. 73-lt Edwawo VAti.it Co. IT.Hsi;tl, Mr. E. II.

I'op' of is at. the Manhatla n. Mr. J. Ilitson, of Mt.

Hope, at the Occidental hotel. Mr. Ii. T. Whitmo-e, of Detroit, is at the hotel indolfo.

Mr. F. W. Menke, of Quincy, is registered at the Occidental. r.

and Thompson of fiurlin-game, are at Gaudolfo's. Mr. and Mrs. s. E.

Carlisle, of Mt. Hope, are staying at the Occidental. J. II. western passenger agent of tbo Hui liugton road is in the city.

Col. Joseph P. Fancher, United States special Indian inspector, was in town to-day. Mr. L.

E. of the Kansas Paint man ufact li i in Company, left on his travels lat ni'lit. Mr. W.C. Meliviilc, traveling passenger agent of the 'Frisco is registered at Gaudolfo's.

Mr. 15. F. Strader has returned from Madison, I ml heie went ith the remains of the late F. Cunningham.

Mr. Will P.eatlie b'aves on Thursday for a trip throuirh Illinois and points further Fast, lie will spend the holidays with his sister and will then goon to Chicago. EQUITABLE. Merkle. Supply C9-Gt KOItlE.

Head Steinhauser Co's. new price list. In fe.l 0- I'ccim. 1 What young fellow would go to see k- 1 loine of .1 i'l. f.

hi- girl and not crack her pecans, hen i 1 they are only 10 cents per pound at the I Occidental Grocery, 33S Xortu Main. G5-tf Holiday lai uonni I iu ii will be sold by the Missouri Paciile, Ft. Scott route, for the holidays at ne and one third fare lor the round ip on December 23d, 25! ii, 20t and 31st, and also January 1-t and 2d, good to return up to and iiieludMiir January 3d, liiiiS. Tickets are at city ticket ollice, 127 Main street and depot corner Second and WichiM -ts. X.

C. K.Kit AX, 73-1 2 1 Passenger and Ticket Agt. Compare prices on the new price list issued by Steinhauser-Merkle Supply Co. with all others. Gf-'it camp lire after the regular meeting on Tuesday evening, to which all comrades and their wives, the Woman's liclief Corps, and all visiting comrades and their i yes are cordially invited.

If visiting comrades have no wives of their own in the city, they must bring 80m ct'scr ile. Come prepared to have a good time. II. II. DowNtMi, Commander.

i Oil 1 1 llllell It li 1 1 Colonel 15. H. Campbell is now diguing the cellar for a very elaborate residence he is about to erect in Kiverside. The building will he of stone, somewhat after the style of tint J. O.

David-sin mansion, and ill cost not less than $35,000. There are a largo number of stone and brick residences going up in the atue neighborhood. O'I 1 50 Is no Is 00 Is cols, oo ls -j i Is 07 C7 13 5 S'i 11 Pi I 72 academy! OP- 10G West Douglas Avenue, 2 doors west of Citizen's bank Policy No. was issued by ance Co. of Xew York, upon the weather, October 31st.

Ii.2. at the an annual premium ol Upon this I'olicV the sf l. 2 1 Jiii -uh 7th sth ici: lliti 12ih 1 it ii l.Mh loth Kill 1 sth r.uh 22d 2- Id Don't stny way just because yon do not want to buy. It will Policy Xo. 25C2 was issued by the Eijuirable Life-insurance Company, Oct.

1SG2, upon the life of T. C. Bailey, age 47, at an anm.al premium of $41.62. Upon this Policy the 1st dividend paid was 7 G7 2d lsu5 7 3d isiiti 7 Uh 7 (J7 5th 1st, 7 07 0th lscj 07 "111 ls70 ii Sth ls.71 11 Jth 1S72 12 10th ls7. 12 11th l.s7t (Hi 12th ls7r, i.

uu 13th l7(i i -m Hth 1S77 lt 75 l.s7S ir ltith s7 17th I.ssO lsth lssl i.i Pub ss2 l.t 01 20th l-s; 7 21st lss i i (,:. 22d lsxr, 1 no 23d lsti 1 23 Tlie totjil premium upon tiiis ji.ilicv in the Equitable, for twenty-four years was 1 hile the above dividends amounted to 275.53, being an average dividend of 4S0 acres, clear and improved, to ex change for clear Wichita property. Price, A. S. Xr.iw, GS-lw 201 North 1 1 1 -7 1 i I '7'i 1 1 1 s-J do you good to see my stock of line furniture.

tny odd designs from the best manufacturers of the East. Kvervladv invited: Store A iM I open t'll 0 o'clook. Positively the only place to ji beautiful present for Christmas for less money than an at any place in tli ui'y is at Hershfield's auction house, E. i lor 1 s-' Eiiie Academy of Danciu; Ladies and Gentlemen. Douglas, cor.

Topek-i, open day and vr pvpm i cr. i 7 Bta limv iot Ahead. From the troit Kri-e IN ess. Ilwas an ex-confederate soldier at Shellield, who was giving some of his experience at the battle of Fort Donelson. He was an oflieer and had a young colored man for his cook.

When the confederates, or the great bulk of them, decided, after a hot tight, to withdraw from the fort, the captain looKed around for servant, but the negro was now here to be seen. The oflieer mounted a log and called out in loud tones for his servant, and pretty soon was an-wen but in such faint tones that he could not for aw hile locate Opf.x Fou The Season! Bookkeeping taught at Preparatory school for xt hi ee tl( il Ma 1st, 1SSS.) at Beacon 71 for i -Phi i.d months at reduced rates. -2t LLiti. 121 North Market street. ine total premium upon twenty-live years va- sd.12: demls amount to hej Ms pi in while i a a li 'i gi oots andShoes, A ohIe liurity Mr.

Coie, of the tirm of Cole Jones, the one-price clothiers, of 21G, 21S and 2:0 Dm.glas avenue, banded to Mrs. S. K. Mitchell, the secretary of the Ladies' Ilcnevolent Hom, a check for loO.Gtl this morning. This sum represents live per cent, of the sales of the firm for the past week and whwdi they advertised they would donate to the home.

Fine ranch to exchange, to.iy thirty mileR from Wichita: time on GSwT A. S. Xki.so.v. 2nt Main. di id' pier o-iit, or per icnr more th ti, paid by the Equitable.

20 per cent. The premium charged by the Hone at the age of 47 is $21.20, being 12 cents than Mr. Edward Vail iV. j-145 Main street, have the i of diamonds, wat. lies ami in the city.

Buyers of w. lers, Xo. trget stick line jewelry diday piv-- at the age of 47. Thi3 difference of one cent, in the rates charged and S'a l.er cent, in dixiden Aii the latest, n.s well a standard dit taught. Valtzins; made easy by my own method, i Classes for ladies and gentlemen jMoinlav and Friday evening at a p.

I'rivate class for ladies Wednes-jday afternoon 2:30 p. m. Juvenile I if 144 North Main Street. iRb'e aniri tne pa cost of Life insurance for twenty-live y-ur It'. per cent, less in the Home than in the E.jn:!:4!.h..

(' ents should not fail to see their selec being about the same age, and the two lives being very near the same age, an. 1 upon i l. rti. ai; S-OHLitJbL 2z Sto-xrer. above illustration furnishes a fair and just comparison.

This difference of '0 per cent, together with 0 lit. i I 1 upon this difference during the time, would ive a diife ranee in the cost, of jo nr.o insurance over $1,000 in favor of the Home. Callaiul us (or tion before making pun tec os. 1 Holiday presents in cu.s' line neckwear in abundance at the "Golden Eagle." Os-ss Silk umbrellas, paragon frame, gold and silver tipped, worth $1 for $2 the "Golden Eagle." Ovst Fine hams at low figures at the Oak- I axes To-morrow is the last day in which to pay taxes and obtain the 5 per cent discount, consequently the county treasurer's oiVjce has been crowded with people nearly all da3-. If you wish to save the 5 per cent discount 3-ou must pay in full nil taxes by tomorrow night.

ine Home has a surplus of $.:.. cent, upon every $K0 of its liability, whiic th- ii er.t. upon every $100 of it liability, xx hi $21.39, showing that while the Home ha irph of i 1 1 1 of readilr sold insurance at pei cent. less than the A 11 ho are intelligent upon the subject of Eq. Lite ranee lf) 38-100 per cent, more than the Equitable.

I n-. Saturday afternoon at p. in. Private lessons will be yiveuat any hour by appointment. For terms call or address Prof.

Chas, Beers understand that the larger the percentage of surplus the greater the dividend-paying ability; il is very easy to et ri ng the mix 2-0t Street Grocery. decide from the foregoing which of these two Companies can mid xxiil sell insurance the cheaj twenty years. that he was in th.j log under the officer's feet, and was ordeied to come out. do it!" ho shouted in reply. "Cut you must.

The light is all over. "Hut I can't lar's fo' white men in dls log behind me!" And when the oilier investigated he found that fuch as the fact. They erawlished out, one after another, each having an excuse to tirge, aud finally the darkey appeared. The oflieer was about to open him, but protested "Doan" say one word! Dls ar' de fust time 1 eber got ahead of a white man, an' it's gw ine to be dt werry last! De nex' fout we hev Ir.e gwine to let de white man hev de hull log to hisself, an' I'll look fur a hole in de ground -DEALEIl IN- January 1st, lbb7. JOSEPH TOPHAM, Peaonn Hall.

T'-rm commencing when schol- ars take their first lesson. St hoi-; ars ran commense any lesson! night. Oflice holm' nt hall from Klistlisli l'lunl Ptidi! Iiilt. Xow that the season of novelties is at hand, and wishing to extend to all the compliments (if the season, the ladies of St. John's Guild will give a plum-imdding social at the residence of Col.

llartzell, 210 North Waoo avenue, on Tuesday evening, Dec. 20. Go to the Oak street Grocery for your provisions. Everything tirst class. 72-0 1 Mot iee.

The K. Rock Island Poute freight depot, recently destroyed by tire, has been rebuilt and we deliver and receive freight Irom there as usual. 72-1 W. Cocelanp, Agent. ine.ti-ics and l'i (iun.

Pistols and Auiiuuitition. Hunting out lit i i on reasonable terms. F1KST STKKETS. Manaircrof HOME EI FE 1 1 i a ft 11 a. m.

to 2 m. YOU WILL BE WISE AND MAKE THE CHiLDRE HAPPY all kind- always on trcet rocerv. 72-t'l Fresh game of hand at the Oak Bvcnllingat Larimer's. Vo. fc20 East Douglas avenue, jin-l exiira- t.onr From I urtli Mr and Mrs.

J. S. Cole lost their two year-old baby last night. The little fellow had suffered from spinal disease for some timf succumbed at 6 o'clock unlay. The remains were interred at 2 this afternoon.

ONES 1 Go To COLEik i IftMn BIIV VnilB Mf Bl ining his stock of holies" and Children's satchels, tf.y bVcks. toy furniture, djshep, s. toilet1 articles. French Jiarios. r.r.cket-: books, doll3, amusement of all kinds for old and voting Ituil 71 ret id tie.

From the G'obe-Demoerat. One section of the Chinese penal code provides that when an unskillful physician, in administer ing medicines or using the acupuncture needle, proceeds contrary to the established forms and thereby causes the death of the patient, the magistrate shall call in other physicians to examine the medicines or the wound. If it appear that the injury done was unintentional ttie practitioner shall then be treated according to the statute for accidental homicides and Watches, silverware, clocks and jewelry sold every morning. and evening at IIerhtieM-s, i.t Douglas avenue, cor. Topeka.

Go there and secure a bargain. 73-tf Kennon it Phillips are now running the Oak street gtocery. new, tVesti goods arriving every day. 72-0t Masks of every desci ipi ion for sale. Come and see us.

we wiil tit you out very cheap. 72-2t Grand mask ball Monday, December 19, 1SS7. A gold headed cane, or a tine silk umbrella makes a very nici present to give a gentleman. We Lave them at Toy paint-, writing setts, music tiie-, i i r- i mm am mt ibi uranais artists material, pipf-s, mv yyg guuii views, toy knives, port folios, a good line of stationary and school supplies, and numerous other article that ill i Ofjfi To ti please old and young at prices sstisfac-j tory to all. I Nothing is more acceptable to a man or boy than shall not be allow ed any longer to prac I all prices.

See our tice medicine. But if he have design line. E. Vail 1J5 Main Street. 73tl to Wear.

0 IlS lli'i Parties desiring to attend the first grand masquerade of tbe s-ason an rant elegant costumes Vx v. v-1 ii 113 West Second street, Gctto building, reasonable prices. 111 edly departed from the established forms and have practiced deceit in bis attempts to cure the malady in order to gain property, then, according to its amount, he shall be treated as a thief; and if death ensue from its malpractice, then for having used medicine with intent to kill, he shall be beheaded. There appears to be nothing in the "Celestial" code answering to the laws of "barbarian" nations concerning civil damages recoverable by parties made to suffer from "unintentional" malpractice. at the Choice coffees, teas and si Oak Street Grocery.

THIS -7" 72-tt For Instance: u- -i. iisrico ZEir cf ZEo.rvts, j-at or Cap, Headquarters for silk and merino i Forgot Tliem. Trom the Topekn The other night as the crowds poured into the Temple of Thesp' of Jackson street to attend the St. Cecillia concert, a funny incident took place. An old couple came along ith their arms lovingly entwined.

They were Irish and their brogue was so rich and rolling that evidently they were not long from the Emerald Isle. She was short and stout, with a smiling, good-natured face. He was also short of stature, but of slender build, and his face was adorned by a fringe of whisker which left his upper lip and chin bare. "Hist, Mary Ann," he said to her, have yez thini tickets?" "O'i hev, O'i hev." "Let me hev thim The woman opened a little bag she carried and hurriedly looked for them and then searched her pockets. "Be hivins, Dinnts, O'i furgot thim," he exclaimed in dismay.

"Mary Ann," said her companion in low tone of anger, "ye exasperate me, ye exasperate me. ye exaspeiate inc. D'ye hear me "Y'is," she answered meekly. "If ye don't ye will win we git home. I'll go home an' git thim tickets." He rushed off, regardless of the people with whom he collided, while the woman sighed Stud stood patiently waiting.

In about fifteen minutes the man returned. He was mad, and puff-td like a porpoise. Between his gasps lie told ber he had hunted high and low, upsetting the house in his attempt. "Don't git ixcited, Diunis," said she, holding out two tickets, "O'i found thim in me bag." "Well, Oi'll be blessed," was all Dennis could say. See The Greatest Display of mufflers at the "Golden Eagle." Prices to suit all.

ir-t lrpricf. The cars of the Wichita and suburban motor line will leave the postntiice corner, after the clo-e of the opera ou Friday and Saturday evnings. 712t Lek Taylor. Superintendent. HOLIDA A Nice Leather Cuff or Collar Case With 12 Collars or Cuffs, A Bbeauniful Muffler, An elegant Xeck tie or scarf, a nice butter at the Oak 72-0' Some elegant Street Grocery.

That Our Eyes Ever Greeted. Get my prieesnn silver-pi a red knive T- 1 lt forks and spoons. Samuel Scott 224 fl 1 OT fr OVP.S Or MC Tnittf.nS. Si I 11 IICT WOH OT flllV OthfT 11Tl- 7 n-st East Douglas ave. SEW At the semi-annual letting of tup-plies for state charity institutions in Topeka Friday the Jonnston-Larimer Dry Goods company, of Wichita, secured the largest and best awards for dry including ti50 pairs of blankets at $3.50 per pair, 500 white quilts, several cases each of prints, dress ginghams, domestics, corsets, etc.

Ira Paine, of Providence, R. Saturday completed his 6,000 shots, 50 yards distance, with a making grand total of out of a possible 6,000, or 17 more than Febenett recent r-jderwear, Silk hose, or 1 dozen pairs of any other kind of nice tmr- Our stock of brass tables rors. sconces, and tire sets ls IMIUl'leir i a rrt 1 1 See Our Mufflers SEE OUR SILK HANKERCHIEFS and we make prices on these goods! nose, toou liuiiK or nice jeaLiier 011101101. very low. Call and see them 1 E.

Vail A 73tl 145 Main See Our Jevelry, SEE OUR LAD LINEN H'DK'FS. Buy a pair of those genuine Scotch ly made. The steamer Etruria, which reached ru' A Fine Silk Carriage Robe, Elegant Silk Umbrellas with gold and silver handles. Gold bead Canes of all descriptions. early and make your selectiou.

Queenstown Saturday, made the fastest FT COME THIS east bound trip on record, her time New York to Fastnet being six days and two hours. The same steamer made the fastest west bound record Six days, live hours and forty-five minuses. Itu Away. A bay pacer and serrel marewitb harness on from G. E.

Harris on River street. Saturday niffht about 8 o'clock: avenue. i-tt Two good pianos for sale at a bargain by Samuel Scott 224 East Douglas axe. Will sell on the installment plan. 71-St If you want a good piano call cn Samuel Scott 224 East Douglas avenue will poiiibly sell them at factory prices.

71-St Sz xTO-jTIES- last seen e-oini? north on Waco. Parties i Three grave robbers were arrested in WALLENSTEIN COHN. Tflio Oin-e-aPxico Olotln i 216, 218 220 Dongas Wichita. returning same will be rewarded. the cemetery at Mitcfcellville, about 73,1 Geo.

E. Haebis. 1 2 o'clock Saturday morning..