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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
A TERRIFIC HAIL STORM.

PeOtOne, June 4, 1850.
10 IT, Editor Of tie Easls:
Our harvest has begun. but the work
Of the self.bindcr or harvester will be
rather . rarity in this locality. All the
wheat il to be hcaded-all tho old head
crs were overhauld and two more new
ones added TO their number Mr.. James
Grier and Messrs. Henry Miller and
Wnliam Gawthrop are the purchasers
Of the new machines. But at tho pres
ent writing there Is very strong indi-
cation that neither old nor new ma
chimes will have anything to do in 1880,
for We have had . terrific hail storm,
the heaviest hail that ever fell in Viola
Township since ito organization. The
stoaes were ~ large Is good sized wal
nuts. From the place where the writer
10 writing be could only see thirty min
utes ago . Aeld Of splendid looking
corn, bat now, AFTER Il received differ.
ent hailings il that short time. b. only
sccs the stubs Of the same, and The dam.
agc that the wheat fields sustained can
10 imagined. Il h raining 80 at present
that il Is impossible TO what damage 10
done. expect orr little groves arc also
very much injured. But IL Is hoped
that tho thing 10 I 20 bad - the writ
Or expects to sce It after the storm
shstes. The storm came from the usual
diaAettsa.
TAc schs4 81 Fealass closed Oh the
slst ult. % account N fisr whoopssx
cough which got amosg NE p4Aess, i
= 70 rcuain closed until tbs lst Of Sen
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
THE FACTORY QUESTION.

To tie Editor Of tAs Esgls:
fully concur in the views Of Mr.. w.
C. Woodman, that to maintain our SUI
premacy as the Queen City Of the South
west we of necessity should encourage
the growth Of manufactures ~ speci-
fed by him, bat 1 object to his method
Of encouragement. Let the people
make gift outright il they feel like it,
but vote no more bonds either to cor
poration or individual. The lever that
will raise and build up manufactures IN
Wichita is cheap money. Let any man
to-day possessing only moderate means.
but endowed with plenty Of pluck, in
tegrity and skill start one Of these much
needed factories and apply for loan to
any money loaner or capitals. in the
city. If he can put up the collateral,
(which he certainly should do) he is
smilingly told that he can have the
money, but ut what rate of interest!
Eighteen per cent. per annum! Can
any man run buainess successfully in
the face of sharp eastern competition
with money worth IS per cent? Idoubt
it. It would DO barcfaced impudcnce
on my part to insist that money loaners
should meet the manufacturer halfway
and reduce their rate of interest to q
per centum that might meet his views,
for the simple reason, patent to all. that
money, like any other commodity, will
bring in the market just what it Is
worth, and yet all the same l say that
when responsible parties can procure
money in Wichita at living rates, man.
ufactories will spring up commensurate
with the demands of trade and without
the allurements of county or municipal
bonds. Respectfully,
NJ. STEWART.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
WHY THE PEOPLE WERE INTER
ESrED.


The New York Tribune, in an article
about the interest taken by the people
in the Chicago Convention, says:
"But after all these things have been
taken into account, there is not much
doubt that the chief cause of the re-
markable attention paid to the acts Of
the Chicago Convention is general
confidence that the man nominated
there is to be the next President of the
United States. People do not concern
themselves over the choice of candi-
dates who are likely to be beaten.
There has been general feeling, not
only among hot Republicans, but among
those that care little for the ties or par
ty-and the feeling has even prevailed
to some extent among the Democrats
alsO-that the Republicans cannot lose
the election this year unless they throw
it away. The exposure two years ago
Of the Democratic conspiracy to buy
the Presidency in 1876 was the ruin Of
all reasonable hopes that party might
have entertained Of winning it in 1880,
and everything they have done since
then has sunk them in deeper disgrace.
Their revolutionary course in Congress,
their trifiing with the public business,
their reckless extravaganza in spending
money, their stupid refusal to pay debts,
their schemes to steal Maine and to eject
members lawfully elected and seated in
the Senate and House, their dangerous
attacks upon the public credit, their
disgraceful readiness to lend themselves
to any crazy and dishonest scheme tor
dcbasing the currency-these are proofs
Of the unfitness of the Democratic party
to govern this country which the people
have not failed to remark and will not
fail to remember. Only the grossest Of
blunders on our side could have given
chance Of success 10 such discredit-
ed party. Fortunately, the blunder, Of
which ut one time there seemed to be
imminent danger, has been prevented ::
and under the leadership Of the admir-
able candidate selected yesterday Mt
Chicago statesman, patriot,
frank, pure-minded, accomplished gen
tlcman-we 60 on now to certain VIC
tory.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
A CORRECTION.

To the Editor Of the Eagls:
1t must be very sad and humiliating
disappointment to an enterprising, am
bilious man. after having been in pa
tient labor with supposed mountain,
to find to his great chagrin that he
has conceived and brought forth only q
ant hill as was no doubt the
case with "Intcrested" after carefully
footing up and reviewing his low per-
sonal filings directed to myself in the
last issue of the EAGLE. But since that
the interested gentleman is fully aware
that am for the most part engaged
corresponding for the EAGLE without
money or price, hence he will readily
see that cannot consistently take the
time to reply to his ungentlemanly as
snults Of deeply interested persons who
are seemingly destitute Of either wit,
reasoning or decency.
LONG JOHN.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
SOLDIERS REUNION AT WICH-
TIA.

We find the following In the Congress
sional Record:
The next business on the Speaker ia
bic was the joint resolution S. X. No.
1917 authorizing the lOaning of certain
tents and artillery to the Union Veteran
crops, composed of ex Union soldiers,
for the purposes Of q reunion, to be
held at Wichita, Kansas, in the month
of October. 1880 which was read first
and second time.
Mr.. Atkins-I move that this resolu-
ton be referred to the Committee on
Military Affairs.
Mr.. Ryan, of Kansas hope the gen.
tleman will withdraw the motion, and
let the resolution be passed.
MIR. Atkins There must be . stop
ping-place somewhere in this matter.
Mr.Ryan, of Kansas wish the gen.
tleman would let the stopping place"
be somewhere else. Many similar hills
have passed without objection.
The motion of Mr.. Atkins was not =
greed to.
Mr.. Ryan, of Kansas ask now that
the joint resolution be put on its pas
sage.
The joint resolution was then read as
follows
Resolred BY the Senate and House Of
Representatives., etc., that the Secretary
of War be authorized and required to
loan to the Union Veteran Crops, an or
ganization composed of former Union
soldiers, such tents, not exceeding two
hundred and fifty in number, as may be
necessary for the accommodation Of the
mt mbcrs of said Union Veteran Crepe,
and such visitors as may attend their
reunion, and also of q section of artillery
for the purposes of reunion of said
crops, to be held at Wichita, KANSAS,
in October, 1880: Preceded, Said tents
and artillery can be spared without de-
triment to the public service and with
out expense to the United States, aud
that proper security shall be giveing for
the return Of said public stores in prop
er condition.
The joint resolution was ordered to .
third rending was accordingly read the
third time, and passed.
Mr.. Ryan, Of Kansas, moved to recon-
slider the vote by which the bill was pass
Cd aud also moved that tho motion to
reconsider be laid ON the table.
The latter motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Ryan wrote W ON the 9Th, that
the resolution would be signed by the
President ON the 9TH instant.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17

-
iIhe GAstPiea seyS that Gen. Gar.
90, xAiis operating IN Eastern Ken.
Ky, during the xsr.- issued . procla-
snAtiep iSylFh he sid:
o~T~ tisosn Who are taking no part In
Mia Mai, who are In - way aiding or
al,o1fiag he Gnenty Of the Cnion even
o .thsso Who bod saoliments adverse
10 the Union, but yet give NO aid or
comfort t0ils1eneznics, l. oflcr the full
pc01jQieo of The !Un3Uo. =
taupecs III irisads II To Union 10 this
vu1l4 - kahiah iieoM asoag them oil
peissAi 1soih, AnA ~ Ali6eral miaAed
love oe1ouoAGyo 6ieect Ahsie coaducl
towards thuE1bu-1nHshssa - sadly
soteaareil nnAi utagpidad. hoping hat
SSa0aIHS ~ anses,ssoe aaaaI soon b
Ga9akr 49, ~ 3ayGof 49, Republic
60, Dt04A ! al ss.iJ e.i=Id b.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
HON. JIM STEELE FOR GOVERNOR.

Ii will be remembered that q few
weeks ago the Signal contained an ar
ticle favoring Hon. J. NJ. Steele. OF
Wichita, for Governor Of Kansas As
he becomes better known in the State
he gains public favor, and h daily de-
veloping . stresxth not looked for by
his frieuds. He il . true Repub!ican.
IN advocate OF Temperance snd . man Of
sterling ability which accounts for his
growing in favor with the people Of the
entire State. He has lived in southern
Kansas 3 number Of years and the peo-
pie well known that he is in full sympa-
thy with, and that he can be trusted 70
ADMINISTER the State gsyerpIGens in
their interest. When wc have so good
and noble man. one 30 able 10 MI the
position Of Governor As is Mr.. Steele.
we believe that Southwestern Kansas
should hare ons tara q seast ~ the
Governorship Of Kansas. u every Hsan
aad journalist inrerrs 81 10 tbls portion
OF the State viii make an earnest enor'
TO secure his domination kas' err kas-
sas can look f.r other houoss this time
-EK Full Sigsol.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
GREENBACKERS.

The Grecubackcrs, with Dennis kear-
ney, Of Frisco, and Sam Wosd, Of Kan
cas-, - leaders, nominated Weaver, OF
Iowa, for President. and Chambers, OF
Texas, for Vice President. On kcsr-
Sey's motion the woman outrage planx
was postponed Afty years. They claim
-four States. Chamber in carly "csttIc
days" spent considerable time In Wich-
a iia ssd win no doubt be remembered as
: "long horn"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
9h0rin'a AalA

Sn0r1n sale.
District Court, 18th Judicial District, Scdg-
wick county, Kansas
Michael Bloch, Plaintiff,
VS..
Josephine Donahoe, L. 7. Cotton, +.
v, Healey, II. Il. Cullum, Receiver
OF the First National Bank, of wich-
tia, Kansas, and W. T.. Little, Re
ceiver and successor to II II .Cullnm,
D. y. Higginbotham and Morris
KOhn.
BY virtue of an order Of sale issned out OF the
district court Of the 18th judicial district, sittinS
Michael Bloch Is plaintiff and Jossphtas bona
hoe, l.. =. Cotton, Z. V HeAiy. ii. b. Culium.
Receiver First National Bank OF wichita, Kan
sas, and W. &. Little, Receiver and successor to
H. Il. Cullum, d. r. Higginbotham and Morris
kohn, defendants. will, on
Saturday, the ia day Of July 1850.
at O'Clock p m, at the courthouse door, being
ut the front Of the building known Eagle block
ON Douglas Avenue, In the city OF wichita, Kan
sas, offer for sale ut public auction to the highest
bidder for cash In hand, all the right, titis and
interest OF the defendants Josephine Donahoe,
ceiver Of the First National Bank Of Wichita,
Kansas and w &. Little, Receiver and successor
To II. b. Cullum, ID. +. Higginbothsm aud Nor
ris Kohn in and 10 the following described real
property, situated In the county OF setgwick.
state OF Kansas, to wit:
The north half % Of the northwest quarterth.)
OF the northwest quarter "a of section number
nine CY, township twenty.seven go south OF
range ono "a east, and appraised Mt e76s.
said real property Ia levied upon ~ the proper
ty OF defendant Josephine DonAhOe, and viii be
sold to satisfy said order Of sale.
shsriTs ofice, Wichita, sedgwick county
Kansas, June II, 1880
sheriff sedgwick County. Kansas.
hf r, .as .' attorneys qs-9 bepu,y sheria
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17

vs. The New York Herald (DcmOcratic)
says that the nominatiOn Of Cen. Ar
thur wss the strongest that could have
!. been mads, and that no more pcrilous
. maa 10 ~ Democracy Of New York
could have been named. A champion
of General Grant in New York, Ar
thur stands above reproach. He issaid
10 b the most popular organizer in
New York, where be 10 known to al
/. politicians, great and small.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
ITS ALL RIGHT"

a. II GencrL Grant ever said . foolish
Of untimely thing il has net boon 70
pogted. His compact, short, yet COM
pcshsasive, usttersnccs have become
political axioms. When notified Of the
result Of the Chicago Convention he
simply remarked, 1T 10 all right; am
satisfied, }" and next day started to At
tend the great soldicrs' reunion At Mil
Ssaukec. its al right, mot only with
The old hero, bot for the country. ats
Ill righes viii b Tie wstchwsrd Of the
.eampalyn and the cry Of victory the Ath
Of next March.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
GEN. GRANT IN KANSAS CITY.

Some people have been circulating
the report that now the convention has
resulted as it has, Gen. Grant will not
make his contemplated trip to the
mountains. We met Gen. Grant in
Chicago Wednesday morning, the most
man as to the action of
the convention in the city, and was in
formed by him that he would be in
Kansas City on the second and third
DAYS Of July. The occasion, now strip
ped of all semblance OF political parti-
zanship, will only add to the enthusi-
asm Of his reception, and will be heart.
" united in by ell sorts Of people, and
win be Only the more memorable from
the fact. It will be BY all classes Of
citizens to Americas greatest citixen.-
X. e. Journal.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17

The story Of Gar6eld's first nomins-
ton. 70 oGlee u quite - remarkable -
,Ais,aominatien ct Chicago. and Il wsa
WHOLLY unexpected. It 10 said that
6ea NJ. Garfield had bcea . short
tlpe president Of Hiram college, be va
Induced to 70 with some Of HE teacher
70 . state senatorial convention In POr-
Ne county. They went simply ~ wis.,
tier. ni When II came time to make
noainations. somebody started TO 20
vtpofths house, and by mistake picked
hb iGtshsld's hat, which wss 80 large
.thet 4, fell dows over his ears. This
sIacssa . lsagh, then . cheer. and then
SG;msosdy proposed him Is . candidate
Hr tekator. The suggestion took like
Eld9re. and his nomination was made
~, ano3nnnotiOu.
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Whatever wounds may have teen left

Whatever wounds may have teen lea
by the nomination of the candidate for
President in virtue of combination be-
tween the elements opposed to General
Grant ought to be healed by the uOm;-
nation for Vice President Of that stall
wart and steadfast Grant supporter
Chester A. Arthur. The Times has had
frequent occasion to sustain the integri-
ty and ability of Gen. Arthur rs u pab-
lie servant, and TO indorse the policy
adopted by him rs Political manager.
1t has recognized in him q man emf
nently worthy of a wider sphere for his
abilities and NOR, elevated platform
for the display Of certain sterling quail
tiles of head and heart which have made
him both respected aud beloved. What
ever Republican enthusiasm may be
lacking in this State for the first name
on the ticket will be awakened by the
second, aud the workers Of the party
equally with the more critical class
among its voters, will find in the ticket
nominated at Chicago stimulus to Ct
fort and q hasbinger to victory.-Nes
York Times.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
AsEA HORROR.


The largest steamer n the world ply
.keswsea New York ard Fall River md
1tosiagaon, up Long sland seund.
These stsa,ners make The trip one way
every, day two going up and two com-
Ing down, carrying, geserally from four
husdeed 10 eight hundred passenger
each. Last Tuesday night, in heavy
fog, two Of these steamers, the Ston-
ingtou and NarrAgansett, collided set
ting tie latter on 6rc and sinking her
IN . few n,oments. Several hundred
passsngsrs were on board, al Of whom
Aad gone to bed, it being about eleven
.e'clssk atslght. The passenger rushed
70 ne deck N their night clothes osly
q - Forced BY The Are to jump iato The
-. HE ethse bsst aod The City Of
.Nsw Yssk, which came along, picked up
4ut OF the water: between three and
four hundfsd but many perished.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
AN OH. FIRE.

One Of the most destructive oil fires
occurred Saturday in the oil regions Of
Pennsylvania, ever recorded, destroying
Tftusville and property to the value Of
over ono million of dollars. The largest
oil relinerios in the world are among the
burned property. The lightning struck
Q 100000 barrel tank of oil which spread
from tank to tank until the people fed
in terror from the region.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
STATE SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.

Lawrence. kas., June 1.-The State
Shooting Tournament ended in this
city Yesterday. The following officers
Of the association were elected ycster-
day. President. DIR. l.. c. WATSON, Of
Ottowa; First Vice President, c. F.
Smythe, Of Wichita; Second Vice Presi-
dent, L. d. Thompson, Of Lawrence ;
Secretary, n. Il. Baker. Of Topeka
Assistant Secretary, W. 7. Irwin. Of
Topeka Treasurer, G. W. Bragunicr,
of Emporia. The Usage City club won
the first prize for the club shoot, aud
also the gold medal for the best shoot
ing team. The best average score was
won by w. ii. Ellet, Of Colorado.
The next meeting Of the State Associa-
ton is to be held in Topeka in Septem-
Der or October Of next year.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
THE OTHER SIDE.

Tho London and Paris papers were
thrown into fever over the action Of
the Chicago Convention, and It took
hours fsr them to comprehend the situ-
alton. Garfield . boatman, Lincoln .
rall-splitter, are the results Of politi-
oai System that seems hard for aristoc-
racy to comprehend. Tho French Re-
publicaas rejoioed greatly. The princi-
pal London papers congratulate the
people of the United States on their
rhOica
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17

iDThs lawrence Standard. edited BY
QSn. Z, G,.Ross, states but tho truth In
IS ,1oOowi9g, which We take from an
sditorisl,oa the subject Of the "Defeat
q Otant . Democratic Victory" Mr..
Ress rays $50
bat d y dali observer who hes mot
iSSfsel Shat thaf light against the nomi-
ns6ISs ef Gsant kesan q the Democrat.
l. nartS, ard by that party was pushed
r., ., e4Seessfpl igsuc In the Nstional
CDnvlofiaa, What y bow known - the
slti- Grant hsrqhlican press was four
pnouths EGO i1di1ersnt 10 hks no,nius-
1oH, Nsny Individual pspsrs that have
NY Sse6GkS culspoken Against Grant,
HEfSth1k tndiADd ID favor him.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
STATE AUDITOR.

Col II. Z. Taysos, Of Wichita, w1l b
= cand1date fer State Audftor hu1oeo
the State Republican CeuventiOa thie
fail. The Colonel b well ard favOsably
known. u0s only throughout the soatl-
west, but il the eastern portion e Kan-
sas, md has 3 host Of friends who win
give him <hsir support. That he il wei
qualified for the position no one 10
quainted with him can doubt. While
NO fault can be found with the prceent
Incumbent, the fact that he has held tht
position for four years is creatlng :
strong opposition against him. AMI q
the indications all point to . change. Ne
know Of NO man we could more heartily
support than Col. TAYLOR. Unless the
Southwest goes before the Convention
with an army Of candidates for every
position on the ticket. we have not the
least doubt hut Col. Taylor sill be the
next Auditor Of State altlsccU Con-
merci0l
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
Cattle for Sale.

We have two hundred head Of good cattle
for sale, from good work oxen down TO year
lings in lots to suit the purchasers. Call ON
or address ]. T. Hammers 4 Co., Clear Wa
ter, Sedywick county, Kansas. S-4ts
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
Attention Soldiers.

II you have any claim for additional boun-
~ or pension call ut once and apply, for afse'
July LIST you will be forever debarred.
RoDOLPH HATFIELD,
9-3t Attorney at Law, Wichita, Kansas.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17

STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of SEED " OK.
In Justices Court, before ID. A. Mitccell, jus
tice of the Peace In and for wichita City Town
ship, In the county and state aforesaid.
J. u. Carr, plaintiff,
John j Cole Bruce, defendants.
Plaintiffs claim, s64 IS
On the 18th day OF May, 1880, saii Justice is
sued an order Of attachment In the above action
for the suin Of S6l IS, which said cause will bs
heard ON the 2lst day OF June. issl, at O'Clock
o. IN. !, NJ. CAkk, fIaibtn.
Wichita, May Is, issj. s-3t
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
HOW BLAINE ACTED.

y Senator Blaine was in the Senate
when no heard OF the nomination Of Gar
field. He continued attending to bust
ness - usual, making two short speeches
iHpon matters that came mp during the
-boGsion. Blaine mover sulks.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
Notice of Attachment.

get, for which they will pay the highest mar
ket price in cash. TIT
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
Sheep.
Wool.

ID. Hays ( Co. have lot Of full blooded and
graded Nerino bucks which they will sell or
trade for wethers. 1T
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice Of Final settlement.
THE STATE or It.I MaA,.SsAs.,...
In the Probate Court In and for said county.
In the matter Of the estate Of james W. J0r-
don, deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interested In the
aforesaid estate, are hereby notified, that ~ the
mex regular term OF the Probate Court, In and
for said County to be begun and held at the court
room. in Wichita. County OF sedgwick, state OF
Aforesaid. ON the seventeenth day Of July,
A. D.. $50, ! shall apply to said Court
for full and hnal settlement Of said estate, and
for nv commission as administrator thereof.
A. N. UCkASD,
Administrator Of the Estate VI James W. Jor-
don, deceased. i2-t
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17
GEO. Y. SMITH.

NIOs oXN1 Il L L.
Lace, Lace, Fichus, Hamburg EN-
brOideries.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
WE DO NOT WAIT UNTIL SEASON
60 SPECIAL. PRICES ON sEAsoNABLE GOODS -
WE OFFER THIS WEEK,
WILL CONTINUE SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
WHITE LACE FICHus FOR NECK WEAR, AT
rs to 30 per cent Below Former Prices !!
CO IAnquedoc Iace.
CT Black French Aees,
~ IAcc
CT Breton lAees, ~
gyr dAencon Iace.,
CT EcruR uchings,
e7r 6upurc IAces
everything Popular Trimming
LAwNsi LAwNsi
Printed Lawns !" cs a an. 1u n% sas french Organize
HoEsl HoEsl
Misses English Frame Fun M. Three Thread White Hoes.
THIS IS SPECIAL PRICE sr rA1 Of F SHOULD AVAIL THEM
GEO. Y. SMITH
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-17

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