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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-13
THE SCHOOL TROUBLE

The several communications received crit
icising. aud offering conclusions touching the
late action of cur school board in refusing
to re-employ Prof Copiey will not appear
and We hope our friends may conclude oui
action to be for the best. The call for a pub.
lie meeting in which To yentilate the whole
affair i dec.iued for the same reason. Some
OF the writers have already been made ae.
quaintea with our views. The truth il, the
EAGLE, ave weeks in advance, forewarned
our people OF the contemplated action OF the
board Our language could not have been
misunderstood. in fact il was so plain and
pointed that portion of the board eyinced
no little temper. That was the time for COM
municatioES sud indignation meetings. Moth.
ing but harm to our schools and the welfare OF
our children wonid result from anything but
quiet submission TO the iil-advised action
Ii is not probable that our new supcrintend-
Dent knew any thing of the matter He no
doubt Genes to our people in all good faith
and IL we fail TO sustain him fail to meet
him in the spirit in which he comes, and to
hold up his hands. our children will be great
er losers than he. While we are satisfied
that the board acted from prejudice and per-
sonal grievances. still Pros. IIaieck il not re-
spousible for their action. II we though. he
was. or that he was cognizant of it. we would
not support him for Il moment. He comes to
H. in all good faith, presumably ambitious 10
do bis very best for our schools. which stand
second to none in the State We want to
Keep orr schools up to that high standard
and We cannot, if we fail OF a hearty support
and sympathy TO the superintendent and his
corps of teachers. We hope these are rea-
sons sufficient for declining matter which
would inevitably raise a row.
A. TO the reason why Miss REYNOLDS was
not reelected, we have not inquired. She is
not oaly pre-eminently a successful teacher,
but undoubtedly the peer of the best in.
suuctors in her grade TO be found in the
state. We know this from a careful obsery-
alton OF her school and methods for three
years past. and we hope the board viii re-
employ her at the earliest moment. as they
did Mrs. West on 4 former OCCASION The
EAGLE was criticised then for meddling in a
personal affair. But it was no personal af-
fair, and that lady was not only reinstated.
but She has long since yindicate the wisdom
OF this paper in demanding that she be re-
employed So with Miss Reynolds; if she is
not re-emp!oyed, our schools will he the
loser, which is the long and short of the
Whole matter.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-13

The assertion was made from one of oui
pulpits the other day that the eastern capt.
talists who invested SO largely in Wichita
were induced TO come TO Kansas because OF
the prohibitory law. That happens to be a
mistake. The gentlemen do not believe in
the possibility of prohibition in the fits;
place, AMI thcy say the secret OF their invest
ment il no secret at all The life and enter
prise of the people and the fine school build
ing-, they say. was what attracted them.
The following is how the vote stood fer
superintendent Of city schools:
Halleck-Butler. Longsdorf, y right and
Van Ness.
ROss-Ilarris.
Copley-F'isher.
Absent, Levy and Caldwell
Mr.. I, \. stouiemyer, OF New Orleans, a
gentleman Of W, alth, for years connected
with the press of that city and writer OF
acknowledged ability, who is brother Of
Mrs. NJ. II. West of this city. has determined
TO locate in Wichita. Mr.. :. had severe
attack OF the yellow fever last year. since
which time he has been in very poor health.
aud he makes the change IN hopes of rcgan-
ing his woHted ylgor of mind and body.
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BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS.
WICHITA. KAs., ia

WICHITA, HAS, July 10 1857.
Notice is hereby given that books will be
opened at the Council room july 18th, for
the purpose of receiving subscriptions to the
capital stock Of the Wichita Glucose Works.
The committee for soliciting donations to
the bonus fund in aid of said works, will
consist of NJ. Stewart, J III Black, NJ. Helar,
w. S. Corbett and John Reese. They will
visit all business men of the city, and ii is
hoped that the liberal hand will not be with
held upon this occasion.
M. STEWART, President Board of Trade.
J. ii. BLACK, Secretary.
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Hats, Flowers and Plumes cheaper than
vas, Zephyrs. Yarns, Silks, in all qualities
and colors. Human Hair Goods in all shapes
and styles. Infants Robes and Cloaks, also
Ladies Underwear, nice and cheap. Table
covers. Roll plated jewelry, warranted to
wear. Embroidery from cents to 65 cents
peryard Ladies California buckskin gloves
warranted to give satisfaction. Thanking
the people for their past patronage. invite
them TO call and examine my stock.
NJ. KLENTZ.
2-tf No. SO Main Street
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RHEUMATIC REMEDY
Does Wonderful Cures. WIN

OOes Wonderful Cures. Why
Because it act, on the liver, kidneys and
bowels at The same time.
Because 1t ell anses the system of the poi
sonous humors that develop in rheumatism,
neuralgia, nervous disorders. billiousness,
kidney and urinal disorders. jaundice, con-
stipation, piles, fever and ague, and female
complaint
See what the people say about it:
WICHITA, May IL, 1882
Aessrs. Deicit d co.-GENTs: have been
troubled for years with rheumatism. Last
January was bedfast with inflammatory
rheumatism, and entirely helpless. l suf-
fered all the pain possible for man to bear.
had three Wichita physicians, and l used
all the remedies warranted to cure me, with
no Improvement in my condition. When 1
began to Use your remedy had not done n
stroke Of work for nearly three months; pain
was intense; my foot swo len ready to burst
| conld not raise my arm upon a level
took two doses of your medicine within one
half hour and the pain NIL left me. At times
would have a little pain, but it was soon
removed by dose of yoEr valuable remedy
have used, probably, dozen bottles. For
the past month have worked at my trade
tbrick mason) feeling like another man. !
can recommend this remedy with the great
est of pleasure. TO all afflicted with rheuma-
ti,m, knowing what it has done for me. as
being the best remedy known.
JAMES LONGMIRE
pronounce the Great Rheumatic Remedy
10 he truly wonder of the world. Ii has
done more for me than any physician or med
icine of an: kind JAMES +. BOOTH,
ii. j. HARRISON.
NJ. STEPHENS.
Compounded only by Dewitt 4 Co., wich-
iia. Kansas. loft
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MISREPRESENTATION.

So far as we have been able TO learn ma
field of wheat yet threshed bat has turned
of in excess OF twenty-five bushels TO the
acre. Thousands OF acres will 20 from thirty
TO forty bushels TO the acre. with but little.
il any. as low rs twenty-five bushels. Then.
how il comes that the State Board of Agri.
culture reports Sedgwick's average at
twenty bushels, and summers at twenty
two and Cowley's at twenty-five, we don't
know. That Board has not only done our
county an injustice as to our acreage, but a
wrong in putting our average many bushels
below what it actually is. Commissioner
Sfeenrod says there il wheat in the north
east part of the county that will thresh from
ioIty-eight to fifty bushels to the acre. So
far as our observation goes. no county in the
State will have greater average than Sedg-
tzsi.l
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sugDAY-sGHOoL CONVENTION.

10 Ms Editor Of TIE Eagls:
The annual convention OF The III, Sunday
school district will he held in the Baptist
church, Winfield, on July 18th and 10th,
commencing at . L. NJ. Tuesday. An inter-
csiing programme has been prepared. All
Sunday-school workers in the district are
members OF the convention and. il possible.
should attend. G. HUMBLE. President
H. c. ST. CLAIR. Secretary.
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Complete Steam Threshing Outfit
for Sale Cheap.

The undersigned offers his 10-horse steam.
er and 36-inch vibrator for sale cheap. fol
cash. or will trade for real estate in the city
or country, or will take young cattle in trade
Enquire of John G. Derby, four miles west
Of Wichita, Kansas. The vibrator will re-
quire some repairing before starting up in
this big wheat harvest. The engine is ready
to go at once. 11-tf
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Garfield Post will meet At Eagle hall. TUES
day evening, july 18Th. All members are
urged To be present As the matter of Uni
forming as Il Post viii be considered
~. STEWART. Commander.
I 4 Ask Admit
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w. M. Pattee,

PROFESSIONAL PIANO TUNER AND
REPAIRER.
Leave orders at Thompson & Pattee's
music store. 45-tf
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MEETING CT REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

There will be meeting OF the Republican
Central Committee of sedgwiek county. at
the Office of III. G. Ruggles in the city Of
Wichita. on Saturday, the 18th day Of July.
1852, at O'Clock T.. NJ. All members Of The
committee are requested TO be present, as
business of Importance is TO be transacted.
II. C. RUGGLEs, Chairman.
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Help Wanted.

Wanted to hire a man with family to work
by the year ON a farm seven miles from Wich-
iia. House furnished rent free. Inquire at
this office. l6-4s
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Teachers Examination.

There will be an examination OF teachers
for the city >chools on Tuesday, July 25th.
lf-9t
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Farm for Sale.

Containing 100 acres. G5 acres under eulti-
walton, 90 miles southwest of Wichita, Kan
sas. Inquire of W. II. Gray. at McComb
Bros. harness shop. 12-it@
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viii Reese and wife leave for the noun-
tains this week, in hopes az returning health
to VIII. The hes, wishes OF our e':iIre peo-
pie 20 with them.
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Teachers Examinatio

There will be an examination Of teachers
for the city schools on Tuesday, July 18th.
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Aichison's big iron founder and popular
politician aud liberal citizen, John Seaton,
spent several days in the metropolis of the
Happy Valley last week
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Mr.. 5. III. Nesbiu rejoicss In reunited
household. Mrs. Nesbiti returning with the
children from Bloomington, Illinois, last
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-13

A couple of Ohio gentlemen largely inter
ested in sheep and wool growing have. IN
company with W. T. Jewet', been looking
over our county focks.
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LAND FOR SALE.

go acres of land for sale within q miles OF
Wichita. For terms call on
J. NJ. BALDERsToN.
July 18th, 1882. 1871
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

IL TIE Eittor IF Tie bagte:
Please announce that am candidate for
the Office OF superintendent of public in-
siruetion. subject to the decision of the Re-
pubiicaa eoun:y convention.
T. /. NsNswEAnISGEN.
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Commissioner steenrod went mp yesterday
TO meet the railroad assessors at the cspifal.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-13

Mann's thoroughbred Jersey bun threw
himself and broke his neck last Saturday,
and Doc is $500 out.
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Highest market price paid for wheat and
oats delivered at Valley Center.
1911 J. KELLER.
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Csptain W alter got home Wednesday night
and with Chairman steenrod vert to work
in Earnest, clearing up the bills and amounts
Tor The quarter by Friday evening.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-13

Frakcr and Pallet have opened yard
Wichita for the sale OF yellow pine
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-13

Remember the Broom Brigade at the op,
era House tomorrow evening.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-13

Sedgwick county will harvest six hundred
thousand bushels OF oats alone this season.
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Lieut-Colonel l.. n. Woodcock, at the late
meeting o. the officers Of the Second Regi-
ment, X. 5. NJ, at Topeka, was elected and
commissioned colonel of his regiment, well
deserved complimedt. He is one OF the best
regimental drill-masters in the State, and
the Second will make fine showing at the
State Fair and eneampment at Topeka this
fall.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-13

What kind of factory shalt we go FOL
next
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-13

The State University at Lawrence begins
the next school year on the 9th Of September.
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Mrs. Del Blackburn and daughter are up
from Caldwell 10 see the folks. Mr. Black
burn has sold out his lumber trade and Is
going into the grocery business.
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Councilman Zimmeriy's broIher-in-law. of
San Francisco, who j. am extensive tobsc-
coDisi, occupying huge building running
from street TO street and employing three
hundred hands, sent Mike three boxes OF
twenty-fye-cent cigars Us a present, which
arrived on Monday. Now is the time 10 call
on your friend Zimnerly
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-13

The highly fguartiye narrative of John
Tucker, the first instalment Of which APP
pears this week, is likely to have four or five
weeks run; but our readers will find one
reading sufficient. The trouble with all the
heroes, heroincs and villains of the first
chapter is the same with all the balance, diff
fering only in the amounts for which they
defaulied
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-13

ID. II. Miller tbreshed on the 4th aud found
that eleven average sheayes made bushel.
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Important to Fruit Pacl rs

have just received a carload of Fruit
Boxes, flor shipping), which offer to the
trade at low prices. A. Hess.
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Mr.. and Mrs. y. A. Eaglish have our sym
i,athies in the loss Of their little girl. Sweet
little Bessie VIII be sweeter still when they
meet her again beyond life OH that far-away
sha-.
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The Beacon band Of Wichita. stopped in
our city. Monday, on their way 10 Anthony.
where they entertained the Harper county
folks on the Fourth They paused here in
front OF the Press office and played several
tunes in an excellent manner; being highly
complimented by the citizens. The band is
composed Of half grown boys HeiisngfoR
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We Decline to Enter the Pool

did
advertising should
convince the purchasing public that al
DRY GOODS
And hereafter Dry at Prices
Either for samples the
CHEAP Ffz1cEss
j. F. DONALD & co.
Great Cheap Dry House,.
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ANOTHER FACTORY.

The manufacturing interests OF Wichita
are looking up in most gratifying way.
The past week the representative of a firm
OF capitalists located at Chicago made our
city proposition 10 build glucose or
stareh-sugar factory with capacity of from
200 10 1900 bushels of corn per day, the
employment Of thirty TO fifty expert men of
families, and the investment of from enc
hundred TO one hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars. The matter has not taken
such definite shape yet as 10 warrant the
publication Of details, but there is hardly
doubt that the firm Will be on within twenty
days to commence active operations. Such
an enterprise involving SO much capital aud
the employment of SO many men can hardly
be oyerestimated. Its advantages to both
city and county would be numerous and in
many directions.
Wichita is the biggest corn market in the
west, shipping more corn at least than any
city west of st Louis, and there can be no
better location for glucose factories.
Mr.. Katz, of the Philadelphia Store, leaves
this week for Philadelphia, where he will
lay ia superb stock Of dress goods and
shoes. He will spend a week in the New
York markets buying staples, and then go
up TO Boston for notions, fancy goods, etc.
He will ill his place from floor to ceiling
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earriaqe factory and sec the large force ,
hands nh as l,,,,y ~ bee. t,,,uin,. OUT han,
some and Substantial vora
couple OF ON" se"''e'nei 'a's',N 'h'ei
eomnsny with W.T. Jewet,. been lookfn
over our comfy flock.
MIS-. pe' blackburn anu ua"shifr are y
from '"u"ei' 20 see 'ne io'"9 H' "''''
.oin, into the .,r.,cery business.
''pt"ih amer so' nome p" eune7uay n'sI
an" WIN halfinan S'eehrou "eiii I" "o''
an earnest e'eaiiis up the oi'i> anu a'hpeni
ior me quarter ny fno's evening
MI ano srs' n a. h"gHsh nave our ;! al
pathies IN The loss OF Their iiiiie siri- Swee
hti'e BESSIE WIZ be s"eeter sun when the.
meet her again oe!onh ne on t'at PARKWAY
shore
Mr.. 4. Il. all. a. will he seen, announce
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Mr. Henry Dugan. of Illinois township,
last Friday, in attempting TO Jump from his
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Mr. Reuben Lawrence j. home from hi'
hrst year at Princeton College Old Prince
Ton Is one Of the grandest institutions the
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The taPataf says that the contractors on
the st. Louis, III. Scott q Wichita road are
running two gangs of hand, on the grade Of
that road. The night gang putting IN full
80 -
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Mr.. j. b. Dale. of Grant. has forty acres in
rye. part Of which he sowed last fall for
pasture But for the pink eye" he would
have plowed the ground and put it in corn.
He thinks the rye viii give him over forty
"usne's 10 tue acre
The Newton Rspa1iicaa says committee
OF their citizens waited on the manager OF
the Fort Scott & Wichita railroad. and re-
-, " 1''
'','' ~ 0'i '''i'
In report of The Santa Fe road aud it,
freigbt-earrving capacity. il j. stated that
Wichita has the greatest facilities Tor hold
ip- and handling wheat. ana that il is the
ne anu DA'o's 'H' ma = : ".
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an '"s = 49,
a tramp or thief entered the home OF J.
W. Eidridge Monday night aud looked his
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s,,.h 49, hor r.,r.r, rh., 80, oil, Mn
aoll.rs =, sil,.or ,,..iio. $50 ,iathos
Judge W C. Little and family left for a
northern trap across the lakes lat week.
They expect 10 be absent during The entire
heated term. Mr. Frank FISHERS family VIII
occupy Tie Litiie 10 nestead the whiie- ana
"is' n - De"" WI oo'o"e' 'n' VI
his oiioe'
The EAGLE bindery is doing some line
work and gaining splendid reputation IN
the surrounding country. We took look
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which Is equal to any thing that enh be done
in Chicago or 1T. Louis. Honor 10 whom
"
The colored NJ. L. Church viii be dedieat-
ed on the fourth sabbath of this month in
the afternoon Rev. j NJ. Nilkison, presid-
ing elder of NJ. i. colcred church. will be
present and preach for DIR. Kelly in the morn
ing. The programme will be published in |
due time.
Hon. James II. Mead contributes an article |
10 the last number of the Science R.Uieo. de- |
scribing a cave near salna discovered by /
him in 1862. whose walls are covered with |
inscriptions. and, amor other things,
name aud the date I7sG. We will reproduce
the article at al early day
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The new union passenger depot has been
attached to the telegraph lines, and the OPP
orator and ticket agent will take up their
residence in the country between Wichita
and Valley Center some time this month.
The new depot promises TO he a very quiet
and retired loafing place.
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Please announce that | will present my
name 10 the Republican county convention
as candidate for superintendent of public
instruction. CHESTER T. KING
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W Z. Woodward will be a candidate for
superintendent Of public instruction before
the Republican county convention
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Mr.. J. b. Dale. OF Grant. has forty acres in
rye. part OF which be sowed last fall for
pasture But for the pink eve he would
have plowed the ground and put it in corn.
He thinks the rye viii give him over forty
bushels TO the acre
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The EAGLE bindery is doing some fine
work and gaining splendid reputation in
the surrounding country. We took look
at Il specimen of fine work this morning
which is equal to any thing tha; enn be done
in Chicago or ST. Louis. Honor 10 whom
honor l. lue-Tt,srs
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offer myself Us 4 candidate for county at
torney OF Sedgwick county, subject to the
Republican nominating contention. II elect
ed promise to guard carefully the public in
terests, prosecute with yigor all violations of
law. atd discharge faithfully every official
duty. Respectfully.
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One of the, 10 rs, surprising facts shown
by the table published elsewhere is that, in
face Of the great demand and high prices OF
last winter, there should have been on the
LIST OF March four hundred and two thousand
bushels Of e,rn on hand. enough TO supply a
glucose factory for n wear
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ed on the fourth sabbath of this month in
the afternoon Rev. j NJ. Wilkison, presid-
ing elder of NJ. 4. colcred church. will be
present and preach for Dr. Kelly in the morn
ing. The programme will be published in
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The
We thatCh
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Judge w. c. Little and family left for 4
northern trip across the lakes lat week.
They expect to be absent during the entire
heated term. Mr.. frank Fishers family Will
occupy tie Little ho nestead the while, and
Mrs. Il. c. Dean viii conduct the business OF
IA. of;.a
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The Newton RsPsNieaa say, committee
OF their citizens waited on the manager OF
the Fort Scott & Wichita railroad. and re-
ceiyed assurances irom them la Biaek and
Ukste. that the road would be extended from
FL Dorado TO Newton
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Mr.. 4. Il. all. A. will he seen. announces
his determination 10 take hand in the con-
test before the Republican county eonyen-
ton this fall FOR the onerous int important
position OF county attorney
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NO UNREAsO NABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED

ELIAS 81 KATE.