Garfield County and Pawnee Valley described in brief column
The article surveys Garfield County in Kansas and the Pawnee Valley, detailing county reorganization, geography, and water resources. It highlights Pawnee River, ranching potential, growing towns Ravanna and Rayumna, and early settler Samuel P. Wood. It notes temporary officials Bell Geil Dison, Van Patten, and Coulson, plus local commerce and infrastructure.
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Garfield County
Pawnee
HAGLE
Buffalo
Gray
Sequoyah
Arsphoe
Kearney
Grant
Stanton
Hamilton
Adzes
Kansas
Croukers
Great American
Garfield
John Bull
Rayunna
Teuvauua
Samuel P. Wood
Gurfeld
Complexioners
Bell, Geil and
Dison
van Patten
Coulson
Golf
Tire and Hodgeman
Dixon
Eminence
Ravanna
Goalson
Hls
Gurfeld Wed Ie
Notable British Museums Yet Beyond Compare in London
In a travel sketch for locals, the author extols four major attractions: the British Museum, the South Kensington Museum, the National Gallery, and Madame Tussaud’s wax works. He details vast collections, famed cartoons by Raphael, Turners rooms, and wax figures of Garibaldi, William the Conqueror, Napoleon, and Lincoln, highlighting their cultural impact and the museums’ global reach.
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Losnow
British Museum
South Kensington Museum
National Picture Gallery
Madam Tusand
Britkkh Museum
Egypt
Assyria
South Kinsington Museum
Marlborough House
Columbus
Mauttes
Raphael
Leo X
Vatican
Oliver Cromwell
Charles 1
Reubens
Ar Yas
Queen Victoria
John Sheepehanks
Edward Landseer
Turner
Leslie
Mulready
Jones
National Gallery of Pictures
Trafalgar Equare S
American Exchange
Benjamin Weat
National Gallery
Madame Tussaud
Louis XVI
Marie Autocruette
Bes Nocel
Voltaire
Eich
Viktor
William the Conqueror
Garibaldi
Mudda
England
William
Robert the Devil
Willet
Henry the Vitt
Queen Vic
Jobo Calvin
Michael Servius
Jacques Gruet
Mary Queen of Scots
Jane Grey
George Wislington
Charles Dickens
Benjamin Franklin
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnston
James A. Garfold
Ulysses
Grant I
Grant
Guitan
Harrors
Lfe
Napoleos
Napoleon
Napoleon waxworks and the watchful press in Wichita
In a sprawling critique the writer recounts wax figures of Napoleon and other malefactors in a Tussaud’s basement exhibit, noting the chilling display and the guillotine. The piece then shifts to praise Wichita’s lawfulness and civic virtue, urging Kansas City, Kansas to emulate Wichita or face consequences, with a dig at Santa Fe railroad business and local concerns in Topeka.
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Charle Mance
Taball
Waterloo
Moscow
Napoleon the Great
Chis
Gabriel
Napoleon I
Sedan
Keiser Willian
Bismarck
von Moltke
Prince
Napoleon
Alsace
Lorraine
Pam
Chamber of Horrors
Ike
M. Stewane
Korat City
Kansas
Wichita
Kanu
Topeka
Kansas City
Exont
Jose
Eade
Sante Fe
Santa Fe
Missouri River
Gulf
Mountains
St. Louis
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Taylow Chatranasi
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Plac
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Windae
Alte
van City
Marsh
Murdock
Febita
Roe Cleveland
White House
Jos
Dome
New York
Grover
Gordon
Aboe
Gonlon
Cleveland
Bt Loula
Be Tally
Tae Eade
Hock Island
Newto Republican
Weinys
Dave Hoffman
Deaska City
Opporlon
Ravanna, Kan
Galesburg
Lucinda A. Livingston
William Livingston
Register
Peoria County
Lawn Univerist
Old Literal Institute
Lomtbard University
Profesor Livingston
Henry S
Mabeyree Call
Peoria
William Hi
State Nations
Wichtts
Emma
Jacob
Rachel
Dr. Talmage
Ray
Europe
ST. Bik
Indy Fogs
St. Paul
Hogarth
Tembrendt
Heathens
van Dyck
Vanderneer
Correghio
Titean
Pane
Veronese
Ross Benbeur
Omaha
J.P. Allen
Wichita, Kan
LEE & Viele
Murphy Vrais and
Cabot
South Main Street
Wilson & Fox
Main ST
Philadelphia
Joff
A. Katz, Prop
Starr Safe Company
Douglas Ave
Kan
Bauer
Chicago Soep Co
Cor
Lawrence Ave
Chicago Yards
Iron Sts
Chicago
W. A. Smith
Geo. L. Pratt
Geo. D. Cross
Resident Partners
Western Branch
Master Safe and Lock Co
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Rass
B.D. Allen
O. B. Jones
Allen & Jones
Firebaugh
Ralwayson
Douglas Av