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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-10
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
TERRY 4 DUMONT,
Architects and Superintendent. Once in
Roys' block, Wichita, kbnsas. s-u
u. W. SMITH,
DENTIST. Eagle building, Douglas avenne.
Wichita, Kansas.
HARRIS 4 HARRIS L FIREBAUGH,
Attorneys at Law, Commercial block, wich-
tia. Kansas.
STANLEY 4 WALL,
Attorneys at Law, Wichita, Kansas Oniee
over Citizens bank.
L. Ii RENTZ.
Physician and surgeon. Onice over Fuller 4
Sons grocery
W. =. WALKER,
Attorney at Law. Office over Kansas Ma
tional bank.
l.. r. SHERWOOD,
Dentist. Office in Ferrall Building opposite
postof.ice, Msin street, Wichita, kansas.
Teeth extracted without pain by nitros oxide
gas.
-. CRisT,
Architect and Superintendent. Oflice, Emil
werner's block, Dougias avenue, between To-
!. n. HorsroS. Wv BENTLEY.
HOUSTON BENTLEY,
Attorneys at Law Onice over Kansas Ma
tional hank, wichita, Kan
SLOWER &BACHTEL.
Contractors and builders. ON First street. west
of County building.
j. \. LAUCK,
Attorney at Law, Wichita, Kansas
\. C. RUGGLEs,
Attorney at-Isw. Once over No. ~. Main
street, Wichita, Kansas. e.
o. ID KIRK,
Attorney 1t Lsw-Rcom No. ;. 8 Land
Office building. wichita, Kansas
}. C. HERRING,
Civil Engineer and Real Estate Agent Tenn
pie block near Postosce, wichita. Kansas
HATTON, RUGGLEs L PARSONS.
ArroHSsYs-sr-LAw.w Wichita, Kansas. ~
IN BALDERsTON,
ArroHxEr At Law wichita, s~ig~ick county
Kansas Once In Centennial Block.
DR. c DEAN.
DENTIST Rooms in Yield building, NAN
street, opposite Harding 4 Fishers. is-si-
DR. " l.. DOYLE,
DENTIST Omss over Rarpes 4 scs's drns
store, Centennial block. wichita ~
c. " cnLtISGs, Ront FIAT
CoLLIxGs 4 PIATT,
ATTORNEYS At Law. will practice % both STATE
aud fet!erAI courts Once In Temple o'rh,
Main street, second stairway north 81 POST
nfice wichita, Kansas
RoGERs
me pho.o0r.ph.r Pictures in all siEes and
ssvles He sieo carries the fines; sssorinnsnt
OF pirfarr frames in the city Give him .
friendly call and examine shfBPies d-.-u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-10

PERSONAL AND LOCAL IrEMs,oF NEWS.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-10

The popular SC cigar is the Spanish,
sold at the Central drug store, opp.
Ipostoffice. 1873
Any person wishing to imploy a
nurse can do SO by applying at the
residence of Mrs. Sohn on South Main
street. Mrs. A. y. LAKE.
Is to2w ttt tlt@Et ~
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-10
P0PKESS & WAKEFIELD

4 ~ Eg1
Have the well known McAlester coal,
which is equal if not superior to
the Canon City.
We advise all our readers to give it
a trial, las this firm will keep it Oh hand
constantly. a isi If
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-10

Messrs Jones Il Jinkins have opened a
first-class laundry on the corner of Douglas
avenue and First street. All work war.
ranted. Give them a call. 1899
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-10

Major links has n nice lot of ponies for
ale. Don't fail to see them. 1913
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

4 woNAN's HORRIBLE DEATH.
Terrible End Of . Georgia GrI's Ad-
renfurUas Career.

Terrible End Of Georgia GirI's Ad-
EenfurOus Career
Views las rsze5sd Sew To-k. SAYS t1z
Eer York T-lss- that a woman w5o=e
=zcarz5zs have a. diEzreut tines startled
md sa5cke5 t1s god pe9plz q three coz-
-InsE.s has a. lzsE net with dreadful
fz-z IN japan. Tbs woman was Known
20 View TorEers = OF l. years ago a. Mrs.
JOIN Bsec1sr. sftsrEzr5s - t1e
C1uzrz=s PCurra7ss. Ja-eF % the ParisIzE=
- lady If fas1io1. ard finally ~
re fupzr.zl circles n Yokohama a. the
Fsv1rite q TIE japanese Prime Minister
-zz was a daughter q a respectable
C5sor-iz family AMI vas brO1g1r % this
-5.V 4 bl1rUICE gIrl lT Ter mother t1s-
sfter TIE close q the war. Apparently
TIE family lad saved some means from
t1e wreck caused y TIE War- sor t1s
mother and daughter we're ale % live il
good style - tae AstoT H0lse-
After awhile they moved % t1e Fift1
Avenue H9tel. ard there The daughter
Uz- NJ. joan Bssc1sr- az that time
wealthy member q q Teli-EE1wn whole
sale liquor tru-- Tao lived a. the h3lsl-
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Bzeeher. ard The young couple lefE the
hotel % occupy . luxurious home Mrs..
B-echer son after Eer marriage mani
fe-tzd q mCst 1ir1aciOus and WaTWzrd
.ff=rrsfrigu. which finally 50 COMPROMISED
1er reputation that NJ. Beecher vas
f-rced . sex divorce. This
in course q tins he procured
and shortly afterwzrd the c0uuu-
uirv vas startled b. The ANNOUNCEMENT
nat Mrs. Beecher had s1Ot ~ Lloyd Pna--
nix a. BE- was ascending the steps u Els
sisters Fifrh avenue residence. she sub
se-us1tly went . Pans, where she had
nor srf-urned long bef0re she became the
Countess Pourtzles. Il was said she net
The Count On the steamship II which she
sailed from EeW York. Tle Count had
been attached % the French Legation a.
Wzshiugt0u. and mad married a daughter
" Ben Halliday, but had been for some
time a WifoEer. Tn first Countess died
Oh a railroad train y hils nearing Chicago.
whittier she was iCurneying.
After tzeir marriage in Paris Count
POurtaIes returned - his post in " ash
in zt0n and carried his bride with hin.
hut TIE fame q the Countess, escapades
having preceded her. the couple were not
rell received, and the Count, AZ hls OEn
request was speedily recalled. Prom
Paris they went % Japan, and there the
Countess conduct was. in essential Te-
suects. similar n what Il ha1 been a.
Mrs. Bsecher in New York. and the Count
finally abandoned her n disgust ETent1-
ally she openly became Ele mistress OF
the japanese Prime Minister, and II
course Of tine attempted 20 play as free
with him as she had done with her bus
bands.
But among the other 5aroarous customs
u that country is one that Furnishes in
fidelity with deata- whether the offender
ne wife OF mistress. As the story comes
from those distant shores. one night two
masked men entered the WTetched EO-
mans house. seized and b0WstTuDg ner.
then put her body into a sack and flung il
into the river The Information is IN
aOubtedIy true. ana II has beer known for
some time to q number u persons In this
city. but has not heretofore gained publ
cation.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

Dz. J. D. MARTIN has removed his 01zce
and residence . Ia LIBERTY STREET,
.orth s.se. one aoor East Of Bun.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

gaea-fues AmauE the shipping and
aEarz the EIr Front.

g1e.rFuzs Amauz the shipping and
AIarz the Elr-r Front
Errt arr Is f-rszn steamships in port
r-- VIA cltr1--
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u-as a--a--f T1esIaT rl-1t az TIE foot q
Eal s--est cazs CF ca yesterdays tide.
TwarEr-twn vessels have arrived ca port
e-r ~asErar-F steamships. 9 tzrks.
fr s-1nr-ers- IE.s DIS 1c- include
tte a--@als 1f cllstEls= stz4-s1ips and
rr1e r-u-l
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w &Hw I-rA early yesterday morning
wst -ar-r tsrcC and a LIST n lll pas
rr--- r-s tlts % travel south ward j.
salT 1e4FT so early lZ the season.
r. rFs afCrE -te river fro1t
-res-f 8 lre-F scere- Ilere were yes
ar RS vessels re al EiEs l1 p1-t-I.
s.ss lrEs- : lrEs and y
rs---e lE--est l-L- er % peri 81
ans t a- one present season
hnar.r-a- f--- L1uz1l says The cot
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WnwrH- LErG Brooks AZ LiVerr-p1i
90 -1rar-l-- l-= Haa1 o. IRE and ca
Isl l1Ua-el- ne ETmrEzz sail
go frrm ~ararEa1 D1z VITA 4 earz1 81
s- Sc vas cleared b. 4. Minis
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

E.res sTszHa-a Earf1rzaances-sou1e Of the
NrF@msrer Atrracti1n=-
r. Wzzso1 SPARE Theatre Company
c7aaaF lfs SsVanual eEEaEsuzEt il The
Frlrats sacrstary7 last nizAt before a tlne
r-zis-oa- Tte next arrraC-81 VIII he
- r-r-lsr eEtraEagaEza W1ieh cauz1t
49, trrrtrlcaI warlf Ias- year. and b.
nrwa ere 1f rts brightest successes
- -hr zrs-e- "A Bureh - KEYS" with
~ Flnr1 Nl-re. ths lively reckless
frr w-saar1I -lrI. - Teddy TIE iarc-
80 Err fr tne Eare1 TIE play VII D.
r--serrr.s rr TEeseaF Ei-lt- T19=e wh0
srm Il fzsf YEAR can hardly ial O. JuUT
~ - ---ae-t unity O. SO i q second tiue-
H. rrsr u fan q rg-EckinE fun
Ms Marre. tEs star. pgssesses
a - r-lee and sinEs Ike an Irisa thrush
wa = ranch 81 the hrogue once in a
IT, rrher rfrrnrticus fCr November IN
rrsa awav BlossCu7 - the Madison
rclarr Crurzuy. Barney GcCauley.
Frsss uaera Cuznrang- ~Mazeppa.- The
Freaca srg- aud Fuitou's IuFenile Min
errs
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Chameis Skins,

And 1908 o.he- articles. TO numerous %
mention. ~ the TN CENI STORE "a By
an street. Can ana see the bzrgzl1s- Zach
eC=E you hi 10 cenrs-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

THURSDAY EVENING. oCL So

TICKETS. z1-zfEirE 0ze GeE-lsZ1z A41
IL Lsz5sz- g. r. bszz EZzzEz1 Ez4sz5 4
IL ely las 5eGz szEzE=1 1sr ne essZs4sa12-
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5000 ACRES OF LAND,

THE zrea-sr nr-z5z- berg EszEzlT W01s1s1
Il WlEZ PHs. OAK zE1 HeE1-T- Ard ne
azLz-ee 1,zszz-z1E = r-eE Eace- CeE5oz and
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

w-s WErrrahaats stan Mystery-
ses-ral-E fsr His E@caTerv-Th= Fes-
81 eaEaHd UuHer = New Commander
a. He--laa1-rs 70 Cart- Ez-Lssu- ~
o. Eaa lars AIe-- s-i-l remains
8 -rsr. last sees Tuesday e VS.
81 re-rlHl--- -- -Li1--
a st ec ck iE t-e eve
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rr.ae -e rcr- o. r-w -l1t- q
ra- aearl t-e E-. ard j
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H ar = Ese1rE be f1n-1E arl
rFe- aa1 Vas t-lsls1. biz
e-t r1 =ea rr sinking under
Fsss ual--- alag TIE
wFs
a. Ea--sn vas tzG. l=avT-hli--
rEral nan. and a llE1
H wa ln s---e- Wle1
uss 9 EE4t b. c1 nos
re Nrrre-la1 consul az
t ree ana secured IL
1era-HFEs- wE1 searched
~ ana vicinity tlr several days
H asa r-are4 wllL r-z owners
vessel r Nr~wEv and -1t iustrr1c-
e. @ 1er 1lle iL charge % TIE
-are. u L--s-e-sr- Lle bark was a.
M -a1r fr~ Sea AZ IFaee await
Or several llTs tke retain ~ the Cap
- ~ ans uraz rre Instructors were rz-
H Yesterday tla vessel sailed
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

co 70 the Palace shoe Store and buy a
s. shoe, Al us Broughton street.-Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29
1sltIsRsH's Furnishing Goods

Dress shirts. Lzuudris1 AID Czl2E11Eisd,
Is sgc esc.. &c ard s.
TIE a-Cr0En- SE5rE gEKice 81. Zzde @ fEe
les quality o shiEgI1E. zl9e II1e1 II bo=9z-
patent a2ck ard perfecF Sting gives great
szri=fzeEz01 70 WezrE-z- ard ErOEs II poE--
IariTF daily.
Oar = cents SEir1 = first rate article. and
1-r g eezr= shirt Z Zore than eoZl1 5e res
sc1GblT eLpee- e. for Ire pTIcS
We keep { fzu sss5FsUeEs q Ge1tlezEz's
CuEz and Collars.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

2 5r Mining Ssl-s. Much las been
sid z51ur the BIao canal lately and yet
t-zre j rom f1r further remarks. II our
eitF Authorities are any way disposed U
take t-e natter In hand and relieve a s1f-
s=-Iuz Community which o. every side con
cure Win -E1=z wh1 have spoken / would
I'll -Ees- that alF SIZE tubs can - lad,
--c- a. are used ln carrying water into
are cities which would cost great
s-aI .=ss r-al the proposed BRICK sewer.
TIE writer. az wei as the rest feels the
lecsssiry % dispensing will this open
El-t trlEl and a-ees with . AalaT1a'
= -4vI-.s mat the city fathers would .
-ecr-s1- o. rL-ir duty If they neglect %
az fag1-a1lF up11 tle citizens -etitiou.
T-s- gentlemen relieve Us q this C rse-
ne BIb0 canal AGCE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

The Central Railroad Is selling round
trfu tickets % Macon during the state
Pair and until NOV. I f1T cents Per nile,
good t3 return until Nov. ,
TIE Florida Railway and Navigation
Company are az work upon the spur %
Lake Griffin hey tap the lake al the
wharf formerly owned b ,tiTender &
SiapD.
ne track Of the Florida Southern Rail-
road j. n0E completed % Lake Grim, and
the wharf finished. There are now about
80 hands employed upon the w0rk q the
extension q the road south from Les
5zrg-
TIE Augusta and Sandersyille Railway
Is being pushed forward toward compile
ton. President Mitchell has just ordered
twenty miles o. steel rails in addition %
what have already been laid, and has also
ordered passsng-r train complete.
Ga and after sunday next, Nov. 2, sepa-
rate sleeping cars for Charleston and "a
vannah vii BE- attached % tram No. 4,
leaving New York AZ 9 ?. n, and also q
No. ~, fast nail train, leaving Washing
Ton al i a. n, On the Atlantic Coast Line
system
The Piedmont Air Line, the Atlanta and
West Point and Western Railroad d Ala
1zma- which toEet1ef with tLs Louisville
and Nashville. fTg1 Montgomery, Ala.
form the -NeW Orleans -1Crr L-1e-" an
u1uncss a rev limited express Tor the
Sew Orleans Exposition, which VIII BE-
scheduled il faster time than has ever
before been attempted II The solt--
4 new railway. % be known as the
Charleston Marion and Rut1erf0rd Pail
rad. T. projected. T1eroure VIII - from
Charleston. :. c.. 70 GaEnsy City. On the
+ edr-1ut Air Line. thence through Ruth
erf1rL q MarIOn- and on . hnoLTIlle,
Tenn where connections for Louisville g
Ev-. CHICAGO ard other points in the
Northwest VIII b made. This VII Be an
important line w1en completed. and vii
get an immense freight business IN West
err grain and BEEF from the south Allan
nc seaboarI and FLORIDA points.
Lumpkin Tndepsndsnt: Work on the
Americas. Preston and LUmpkin Rail-
rad is stIll progressing dnely, there
being about go hands now engaged in
trading. clearing cut the right Of way
and building the bridges. TIE grading j.
nearly completed - Preston and may be
fnis1ed By t1is tine next week. as one
gang Il hands were working within a
nile Of that place On Tuesday. The
fridge across Muckalee creek viii soon
- finished and shortly WORK VII Be CON-
uenced on Lanuauassee. All along the
line from Preston % Americas great piles
u crUss-ties can - seen and are ready %
BE- put down. There are now tE0 engi-
neer corps On the road-Cne q them being
expected here next week % 5eZin the
location d the road from this end Of the
line while the other works this way from
Preston That portion o. TIE road already
graded shows up finely, and when CON-
pleted the Americas. Preston and Lump
kin VIII BE a. Eretty a line Of road as
there - N the Staining may
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

Collins Cochran. q A1E-s-z- E10 was
arrested s1slt three months ago charged
rlt1 having been connected win eL-
C1.re5 states Deputy Marshal Moran il
-Ei-lI ding q number q people under pre-
-=-=- 20 collecting a tax that was - Fl-
ped O. - due TIE government Tzzt---
DAY gave bail i1 the sun r $50 lCr 1-s
aru@srz1ce f1- trial ~ the November
term e the United stats District Court
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

Attention il called 70 the immense stock
Ct Mems and Boys Overc0ats By the g Ia
1a0us1 New York Clothing House. If you
need one. the - FQHaOlLs'' wiz sell Il 70 you
cheaper than you can buy anywhere in
the United States. We have the hand
soonest BOTs' suits. for school Or dress.
We have Boys school suits at 81, and our
s. and 81 Boys Dress suits you cannot
match in quality il the State fOT less than
s. more. Whatever you need Suits Over
coats Hats. shirts, or Gents Furnishing
Goods, ne -Fqmsus' is the best and
cheapest place 70 buy d. 40 Congress
street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

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Notice to Tax Payers.

CTTT IEEAs-EEE DFFLCE.
SATASSAE- Ga Oer- = 90
Perzorz liable - tax o. STOCK n 1kADE-
FUgETTTRE. ETC. MONEY, DEbI-- Z IT,
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

sraza Wlud-up q she National Cam
uafEn-

Graza WInd-uR a. the National Cam
uafEn-
Ehc national political canpaiZn wiz
ta hsruGhf t1 a close En savannah cn MOI
far ulzht win grand Democratic rally,
n1 whict Hru- = n Norw0od and other
eu5nert SPEAKERS VIII be present The
rrFe-z1t was started some tine ago By
fae ErFsh-A American uemocFatic Associa-
Az ne1uUittee was APPOINTED % con-
wlth cuu-nlttees from the various
49, rrEfirsI examinations and the
emnH a TIE uemocrzr4c Executive
rIrfra q the c11ntT. A general
Atrr vas held and & vas determined
faee farual sall should oe issued bv
frurfT b Eaeutire Committee Ihis,
- wr9rrelsaz. VIII be done IL day
err. unan tae urcxTamUz 81 the meet
FlI e a1r111cea-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

Neither tle Captain uor Consig1ees q ne
British steamship --BLzgd0a,'' Dam ll2zser-
VII h rssgo-z-5ls for a1y debls contracted
by the crew
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

The uniform scale Of prices, the elegance
Of cuisine, the comfortable, oIeanly and
home-like appearance OF apartments, have
placed this popular hotel among the most
prominent Of the South, which reflects
great credit on its manager, who leaves
nothing undone 20 enhance tie comfort q
IT. numerous patrons-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

TIE wonder Of those who 20 70 the Hsr-
nett House, in Savannah. is that 80 excel
lent A table and such comfortable rooms
car be offered 20 the public at such mini
nun rates. Without e1zggerstion, the
table Of the Harnett is as good as that Of
the Screven HOuse, and the rates just one
1alf as large. Cou4 yeOus treatment makes
up the sum Gifts attractions. The public
largely testified their apprecIztion.-
JGeks0z1iILs( Pal HerGlc-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-29

II zsoor5zzcs vita tie wzzz O; ~ tEle.1s,
z--surcs u1yself czz3id&ts for TIE O.
Zee q RECEIVER OF TAX EETU ESs, AID
respectfully soll-5t Ghe suErzgss q The voters
o. tsrs s9uusv. CHAs- EOLsHORS.