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Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
WICHITA SCHOOL NOTES.

To the Editor Of the Eagle.
The city schools will close for vacation
of one week after March l3. after which
there will be a spring term of ten weeks.
The primary department of the First
Ward school is filing up so rsnidly that 1t
was seen necessary to divide the work and
employ an assistant.
The recitation room of the Fourth Ward
building is being fitted up and will be oc-
cupied the frs: of next week.
There will be no formal examination at
the close of the present term. The teachers
are keeping weekly class grade from which
the standing of the pupil will be deter
mined.
The regular teachers meeting convened
at the High school building on Friday at
800 p. IN. The order of exercises was
varied considerably from that of previous
meetings II consisted Of essays, and select
readings, and an exhibition of composition
work.
The pupils OF the High school will give
an entertainment at their school room this
Saturday evening. A good programme,
consisting of class songs, duets, quartettes,
dialogues, recitations and philosophical ex-
periments has been prepared.
Tickets have been issued to the pupils,
who will present them To their parents and
friends. No direct admission fee will be
charged, but collection will be taken up at
the close of the exercises. The money thus
obtained will be used for tine purchase of ad-
ditional volumes of the Encyclopedias Brit
tanica. J. G. s.
High School, March 6.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
STILL THEY COME.

The iuaux is assuming greater proportions
every day. Not a day passes that II large
number of emigrants do not pass through
the city by wagon, besides every train on the
Wichita and Western are full Of enigrants
destined for the counties west of us. Yes
terday the Frisco brought five carloads of
emigrants from ST. Louis and the Santa Fe
freight brought five carloads Of emf
grants with their stock and furniture.
SO il goes, day after day, they come in
droves and they are now just beginning.
Everyone who comes here, no matter from
what state. says that large numbers from
his nci.hborhood contemplate coming TO
Kansas. The new counties west will receive
an enormous increase ofpopulation the pres
ent year, thereby vastly increasing the com
mercial importance Of Wichita. Every day,
also, men of means come here with view
of establishing some new enterprise, and
there is room and BUSINESS for all who may
come
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
AND 4
ug-seats on sale at ros,ofIioe Book Store. !
REPUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION.

delegate convention of the Republicans OF
the city OF Wichita will be held March s;th.
lss5, al O'Clock p. m, for the purpose of
placing in nomination. for the election to be
held April 9Th, candidates for the various city
oiicestO be filed at said election Also T.
elect a central committee
The several wards are entitled to representa-
ton on the 70 lowing bssi- One delegate for
every twenty-five Isl votes aud 4 major frac-
ton thereof cast for james G. Blaine at the
election held in November. IssI, which will
give the
First ward, l5 delegates.
Second ward 9delegatcs
Third ward. delegates
Fourth ward. n delegttes
Ii is recommended that the primaries be held
on March Goth. from ; to O'Clock p IN. as fol-
lows
First ward-Tn Squire HobI's Office. Eagle
block
Second warl-In Mcpherson block, at usua,
voting place.
Third ward-Tn ID. \ Mitcheu's o.fee.
Fourth ward-In Abe Smiths shop
1t is further recommended that the different
wards elect delegates at the same time and
placeto elec; their ward of1c rs
u. 4. MITCHELL,
Charm Rep Central committee.
H. ID HAMMOND, Secretary.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
FOUND DEAD.

a poor tramp who managed to live by
hard scratching through the winter, sue
cunbed at last about two weeks ago 10 the
man with the scythe, at the corner of Cen
trail avenue and Water streets, where his
remains lie yet with his head under the
sidewalk. The ''imbicile coronor' even has
not visited him and his friends have not
been telegraphed for. There he lies neg
lected and unburied, his bones bleaching
beneath the scorching rays of the dark nights
1t is case that requires prompt handling
and if not promptly handled that hog will
smell to h pretty soon, for lis offense is
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
BUILDING NOTES.

1t is said by those who are posted, that
there are now in course of erection in this
city about one hundred houses. We will
not vouch for this, but ifi is fact, or
there are anywhere near this number at
this early date, il certainly argues well for
an unprecedented building boom here this
season, and when the roundup comes next
winter the number ofbuildings for the pres
ent year should show very large
II. G. Lee Is building six-room house for
rent on south Main street. Cash. Hender-
son is putting on an addition TO his Water
street property. J. T. Messerve Is building
u residence on south Main street, and c. \.
Deter is erecting two houses in the same
section of the city.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

DISTRICT COURT.

In the suit of Sullivan -. the Board Of
County Commissioners for domages in loca-
ton Of road, a verdict Of Ssl was given 10
the plaintiff.
Amos Avery brought suit agains; VIM
c. Beebe on account, and received a verdict
in his favor for S3l.
The next case was that of John r. An
drews VS.. J. Z. Nesley and Others, the suit
being upon a promissory note Harris,
Harris & Nermillion appeared tor the plain
tiff, while Judge Campbell and Frank Dale
handled the defence. The evidence was all
in and the arguments being made when the
court adjourned.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
MULvANE MURMURS.
MULvAxE, Has, March 6, 1885.

MULyANE, HAS, March 6, 1885.
To the Editor Of the Eagle:
Mulvane is still advancing in city airs.
Last night we had the first safe cracking
that ever occurred in the city. Some par
ties, probably sinners, entered ID. G. Den
tons store by prying the front doors open,
drilled Il hole in the top of his safe, and
blew it open with powder. They got only
few nickels and dimes. as the old man is
too smart to risk much of his wealth in such
place at night. The safe, an old-fashioned
one, is q complete wreck; so i the front
window near where the safe stood No
goods were missed from the store; so Won
see that in small way we are competing
with your goody "city Of the plain
The Dunnell house, which has been un-
lucky in its hosts OF late, was opened today
under the administrator of Mr. A. F. Full
Ter, who gave free dinner To the champion
eaters Of Mulvane. The dinner was. as the
school girl would say, just splendid. The
eaters did justice to what was set before
them, and all agreed that the Dunncll house
will be large success while presided over
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller. Newspaper men
are supposed to be mon of great capacity.
ard 30 they are, but your correspondent
would like to see the editor of the EAGLE
enter a competitive eating match, go-as-you-
please, with some of the Mulyanites whom
We could name
We made an attempt to secure a cemetery
in this vicinity, but some of the people
kicked, some backed, some kicked out of the
traces. Others pulled back or baked, So the
enterprise has been abandoned, and We in-
tend to talk up the crenatIng business, as
that plan of disposing of the dead never
leaves any ''spooks" to scare the women and
children, nor makes any bad '.juicc' To- con-
taminate wells. Southern Kansas Is too
healthy a locality for the graveyard busi-
ness to flourish. Well, if we can't get Il
place to put the dead, We are getting places
TO put the living, and We are getting them
at a rapid rate, too. Muvane being right
in the center OF the world, and equi-di,tnnt
from the three "W's," Wichita. Wellington
and Winfield, has advantages that rarely fall
to the lot Of country towns. l..
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
POSTPONED

As the physicians certificate which ap-
pears below attests, Louise Sylvester was
unable to appear last night. therefore the
plsy was postponed:
FL DORADO, Kan, March 6. s.
This is to certify that Louise Sylvester
has been i'll for several days and her condi-
ton at present is such that, we. her attend
ing physicians. forbid her appearing upon
the stage this week. in order tina; she may
receive the necessary rest required 10 better
her condition. hooGLEg X KUHN.
Physicians.
Miss Sylvester feels confident Of being
able to appear this afternoon in matinee
when she proposes TO play. a Mountain
Pink" and tonight she will appear in Lit
tie Ferret. The tickets already SOLD viii
be good FOR this afternoon or tonight.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
PER RSONAL.

The Louise Sylvester company is stop
ping at the Douglas avenue.
--R. 5. Dunn, Of Walla Walla, Washing
ton territory, is in the city.
r. l.. Hamilton and wife, OF Las Vegas,
Y. NJ, are at the Occidental.
Col. j. K. Hallowell left for Baxter
springs TO attend to some legal business
Yesterday morning.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
The following are the real estate transfer

The following are the real estate transfer.
recorded in the Office of the register of deed:
yesterday.
Thos J Marcedie to Adrian Sutler,
lot 3, Ross avenue, Marccdie', add
to Clearwater ............................S -
Garden Plain Town Co to John "
Dali, lots 10 and II, blk 4. Garden
L liiil----. ------..-----..... NJ
james Jones to John ID Post, lot
10, Oak st, Jones supplementary
add to Wichita. Acknowledgements. 500
f \ Hartwell to VIM Quinell, lots 10
and II. blk | and to - inclusive,
blk Perry's add. being part of the
sw or 2s-37-l e.........'. ..'.............. 2,53O
Della Mooney et ri to Jennie K Hart
zeli, part of lot l. blk :. city Of
Wichita ................................. 30
Valley Centre Town CO 10 & Gar
hart. lots p! to ~ inclusive, town Of
Valley Centre .-.........,...... POO
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
BEYOND THE RIVER.

West Wichita is having genuine boom /;
the sale of lots IN that thriving suburb inst
now is unprecedented. New roofs appear in
numerous places, and number of founda-
tons are beginning The West Wichita
house, just beyond the bridge, Is opened out
under the management of Bullinger X Sow
ers, who have ii neatly fitted up and well
furnished The elevator Is handling u large
amount of corn. The lumber Is already
sawed up for the sidewalk from J. L.
Moores store 10 the bridge. and Will De laid
mex; week.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

There will be sn eclipse of the sun on
Monday, the 10th of this month. which will
only be partial in this section. 1t is an an
nular eclipse, and will commence about 10
O'Clock, and at about HAS it Will be at its
greatest at Wichita, disappearing on the
Atlantic coast al sundown. The moon.
which comes between US aud the sun. will be
too far north for total eclipse, but fully
one half Of the suns surface will be hidden.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Mr. G.. ". sumption, the contractor for
the laying OF sidewalks and gutterwSys, who
hss just srrived in the ciiv, was taken cut
yesterday BY Messrs. Allen & Graham on :
prospecting tour for material in his line Of
business. Some distance out Of town and
up the Little river they discovered the finest
bed Of gravel FOR his use that he had ever
encountered anywhere Nr. : makes side
walks and gu,terings combined and war
rants them for eigh, years
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

An iron safe WAS removed from the second
floor Of the Kansas bank block yesterday.
and attracted the usual crowd of renowned
sidewalk engineers, who gave instructions as
to how to get it down the stairs in the short
est and quickest way.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Mr.. Jerry Dutler, fruit grower from An
golia, Indiana, who is looking for location
in Kansas during a call yesterday at this
Office said he never saw such fruit in his life
as he had seen in the past few days in the
possession of farmers who had grown the
same las, season.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
Try Frank Darling Cigar
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE

nus ssIlcKitUrzi an. s-ock fsrH ;hre- and
one-hslr mile from clJy. a. az L. srE-s broke,
cnc-qus ter -cticn f-r-r-i f.sr fsss,ur-. plenty
Of wsisr sol = sIIiAil house
Also % iots IN cts a1-iy 'sc>tri aEt in
.ssc. n.iShhsrho--i special terms - thlsl
Ei-hlrs - MAKE bones
Also snhur},sn property. Far farther psrtic-
aik-s Chri- I Psarcs S<raI for v n Href-
ten-gsi1 Al city o9e dls6-G
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Wm J. Morris. who left Kansas five years
ago. discouraged, and went back to his old
home in Illinois, is back again, and this
time he says he viii stay. He considers he
is loser about 500 on account of leaving
the state before. He says New Wichita is
An a.tnnisher
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Some Of his friends are accusing Col.
Dvre of being Il Democrat because he holds
Il federal office under Democratic rule.
That's SO, and come to think of 1t, there are
others here in the same fix.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Teams ana men were at work plowing and
rrvviul; dirt from, tho site of the addition a.
the county building, yesterday, and dump
ing it into the ruts and holes on First street,
west OF Main
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Mr.. James p. Mead, of kinCrnsn, the
head Of the well known real estate and loan
agency. was in the city yesterday. He was
accompanied by Mr.. J. z. Rhodes. who is a
new conner in Kansas and who has identi-
fed himself with the firm of Mead & Co.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

The child of Charles johnson who was So
sick at their home in Indiana that Mr.. j.
WAS summoned 10 its bedside from this city,
some two weeks ago. did not survive the at
tack and died soon after his arriving at
home
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

The steeple to the new NJ. E. church looms
up more oonspicuously than anything in
the great Arkansas valley, if we except the
siand-pipe and the Oklahoma boomers.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Tine muddy waters Of the Arkansas, which
had begun to overflow day before yesterday
are gradually receeding, so at this time there
is no danger of an overflow
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

A force of men and teams yesterday COM
menced work at excavating for the new ad-
dition to the county buildings. Building
stone is being hauled upon the ground and
it presents a scene Of activity snd business.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Owing 70 the unusual number of passeu-
gers for this city. the Santa Fe was COM
PEELED 70 bring an extra coach as far as this
city yesterday morning, SO that two coaches
instead of one was dropped off at this city.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
THE BOOMERS.

Capt w. l. Couch went d0wu to Win
! field yesterday morning to consult his coun-
sci, Judge J. Wade Mcdonald. The boomer
question Was the upperInost topic all over
town yesterday. About all the men gave
| the required bond yesterday. The majority
of the boomers here are confident of the
success of the present move. They think
the movement will assume such proportions
as will compel their recognition by the gov
ernment. If the weather continues favora-
BILE for driving a large number of teams, so
it is said, will start from here on Monday.
The Santa Fe train was full of boomers go
ing south yesterday morning. J. +. Brown
received message from his wife at Arkan-
sas City, saying that the boomers were
continually arriving by wagon and train and
that the town wears the appearance of a
hostile camp. We are informed that every
hotel, restaurant and boarding hpuse in the
town are fall and that there Is town of
tents besides.
Gen. Hatch went down TO Caldwell yester-
day morning to learn the intentions of that
colony, who are reported ready TO move.
Couch returned on the evening train, and
said that while at Winfield ne had several
talks by telephone with the headquarters at
Arkansas City, and that the crowds are aug
nenting rapidly. He says Judge Melon
aid questions the legality of trying them at
an adjourned term.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Y. NJ. johnson and family and his son
Charles and his family arrived here yester-
day from Indiana, and will at once take up
permanent residence in the city,
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
&. VI. KELLEY, Pastor.

Some idea of the progress Wichita has
made the past year. may be gathered from
the fact that thirty-one additions to the city
were laid out, and over 800 buildings
nrn,tal
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

]. w. Coates has hung out handsome
black and gold sign at his attorneys office
in the Kansas National bank building.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

From the appearance of the principal
business thoroughfares yesterday one would
incline to the opinion that t.e ground hog
Ind had his day.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Mrs. Marion Il. Baxter will deliver a free
temperance lecture under the auspices of the
w. c. I. L., Sunday night, March S.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
UNAUTHORIZED.

Anent the announcement made by David
McGrail, AT the opera house the night of
Mrs Lease lecture, that he and others
would give an entertainment for the benefit
Of the Catholic church, desire to state that
such announcement was unauthorized by
me, and further that none Of the building
committee of the Catholic church author
lied such an announcement. | desire further
to state that should McGrail and his asso-
cates give an entertainment it will be in no
way connected with the Catholic church di-
rectly or indirectly, and that the Catholic
church does not desire and will positively
refuse any pecuniary aid from that or any
similar source.
[Signed:] &. VI. KELLEY. Pastor.
Moffitt n Hartzell, of the Kansas furniture
COMPANY, received some elegant upholstered
furniture yesterday that would grace the
parlors of the White house.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Sheriff Fisher went south on the Santa Fe
yesterday morning.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS

am a candidate for Justice of the Peace.
subject 20 the decision of the Republican
City Convention. c. VI. GARRISON
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Auction was yesterday held at the corner
Of the two business thoroughfares of the
city
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

The campaign has evidently opened. In
another place will be found the announce
ment Of one of our eide; and most respect
ed citizens. man who hiss been here from
the first. who SAYS to the Republicans of the
city ;ha; be would like 10 serve tie public
in certain capacity, and thA; be viii be
candidate providing the Republicans in con-
ven;ion will honor him with plsoe on their
ticket
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Hills Peerless Cough Syrup will cure
| coughs, colds, crorp or sore throat, and ~
heves whooping cough and asthma. Ii does
| not dry up cough and leave the inflaIEa-
;ion and fever behind II, but loosens the
phlegTn and morbid matter. and permits na-
tGre 10 heal the lung tissues and diseased
parts. Call and get bottle If not satisfied
after using 1t, return the empty bottle and
We viii refund the money. \ package Of
Cobb's Little Liver Pills in top Of each bot
tie free. Aldrich X Brown. Aprl 10.
Smoke the Wichita Eaglel
d-;o-tf
Telephone your ORDER "a Freeman 4
Hihsrscr hart "r livery. 7ONn
: Riches Will i,-urs ,vur property or
stock in the ouis re''shie y NJ Insurance
company. Il Springfield. ss-s isrm depart
m-nt. dli7u
The wichita stock Yard company d " regular
ssle days on saturday - each w-sk, beginning
~ ore o'clock g. N ENsIuiHe iheir stock
Look out for the ,rssd clearance ale oi boct-
snd -ioe- si he Res fT"nt. corline.ciHE righi
after the haii'isys ~ 'iieu-
CALL ON HATFIELD
For nice residence lots ca easy terms near
business. At "f,ies opposite T-'-t"tics dl5s.n
HATFIELD'S ADDITION
Nearest TO bt-ine-s csui-r Of city Price.
ew md Ss-y term, u
Money To Loar-
Also farms and city property Cor sale.
Hotis.. and two Io.s. S,i1n Vacant !ots SO
each by \. l. Austin, cfice corner q law
renee ard Douglas avenue, Nichita Kansas.
dlg7-tf.
SOME MONEY AND TAPER
Fer .nt- in Tist6eit'- A,iiitiou ". Il snd uon-
vsni~ntiy !ocsiei II
". ,.ut the Eiu- Eihl-1n au uur 81 - mems
,ire-- shoe In sii sfyl-- Its the rh-sJ.>-t shoe
IN the state. Ts,ok - them in our window.
they Sre a bSr-Nin A AlLEN- S-4s6-
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Sumner popular register, +. c. Fergu-
son, came up last evening and will return to
Wellington by the 3 "A. IN. express.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
CHEAP HOMES

In Ha;neld : Addition. within half s4iie Of
santa re lower dr.st- u
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Elder W. b. Wagner will preach at the
Christian church this evening, also so.Sunday
morning and evening.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Gen. Hatch left for Caldwell yesterday
morning.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

" " MONDONh x EhO4 1GHs ffcpfe'ofs
PERSONAL AND LOCAL ITEMS OF NEWS
TURNER'S OPERA HOUSE.
Engagement for TWO nights
OF the Distinguished Young actress
LOUISE SYlvt!cSI SYlv!.t! SIT, Il,
of New York Artists
Friday and SaiHrdav hrniags. March and l..
With Grand ladies' and Children's
MATINEE sATCRn,y At 2 O'CLOCK.
Miss Sylvester . = amous CREATION,
A M o u NJ 7 A N P N K =,
As Originally Produced by her at the Grand
Opera House Chicago, and subsequently
played with unprecedented sue
cess in all the Principal
Cities.
4 THRILLING STORY
Or MOONsHlNERS' LIFE IN
THE MOUNTAINS OF NORTH CAROLINA.
LITTLE FE RET,
A Protean Play in three acts. in which Miss
SYLVESTER assumes seven different char
acters and introduces her unri-
vailed Songs. Dances and
Banjo Solos
DON'T FORGET THE DATE,
MARCH 9Th AND 7TH.
T,URNER's OPERA HOUSE.
l. Two Nights Only.
Wednesday and Thursday, March I & IL.
The Great London Success,
LE N N 0 ks
HOOP OF GOLD,
The BEST
SPECTACULAR
MELoDRAMAs.
CAR LOAD OF
NEW AND ELEG Ant seen merry.
NOVEL STAGE EFFECTS
ANDA
GREAT CAST
Es-seats On sale at Postofiice Book Store IN
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Hill & Gordon will ship IA car load of
panys to-day consigned to Henry c. Jewett,
Buffalo, \. Y
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Col. Stewart is building some new pens
for his pet thoroughbred Poland China
hogs
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Rzer X Russell. the new firm for the Law
ing of asphaltum pavements, rcofs, etc, and
that is composed of Mr.. J. :. Rizer and DIR.
]. II. Russell, are now engaged preparing
the ground for the laying Of substantial
walk in front of the Green It HAYS block,
West Douglas avenue. Hallelujah. That
has been one of the most miserably muddy
and wre;ched spots for pedestrians in the
ciiX
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Sosnph Zorger. Jacob Graber and Peter
Kaufman, three leading citizens Of the Men
MONTE settlement, were in the city yesterday
making purchases. 1t was there first visit
TO Wichita and they were favorably i'm
pressed with the city and express their in
tentions OF making this their trading point.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

Cabbage by the crate is being received
l
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

\ progressive euchre party was Thursday
night given By Miss Hess, assisted by Miss
Ruggles. at the home Of Mrs. Dr. oldham
The usual good time was had. n fine supper
WAS served and the prizes were very nice.
Mr. Howard Case won the gentlemans first
prize. handsome hand-psin;ed pebble NOR
rocco cigarette case. Miss Hattie Oberist
received a beautiful basket of flowers, a. the
ladies first prize.
Progressive euchre parties are now the
rcigning craze. There were two given las,
night. one at the home Of Mrs. Frank Oliver
and the other at Mrs. +. {. Ruggles' resi-
dence. Another i heard Of for tonight.
and one for Monday and Tuesday evenings.
All who enjoy holding the ..joker" can
surely have an opportunity, and msny seem
to appreciate the privileges offered, as these
parties are unusually well attended.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07

". ,Iut the Eiu- Eiil.1n uur - - mems
dr. shoe In Sii sfyl-- Its the rh-sye-t shoe
q the state Look - them in our window.
ih-y are a tSr-Nin 4 AlLEN- 3-l16-
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
". Il. SLOANE, BROADWAY,
Eighteenth asd MiReteeath Streets.
WAY. Agency Of the
treets ALEX. SMITH & SONS Garnet Co.
New York. February 18th. 1885.

Morris Kohn 335 Broadway New York; Kohn Furchsott
Benedict 80 Bay street.
Benedict 276 Spring street Charleston s. G. M Kohn
& Wichita, =
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
Smoke the Wichita Eagle

Telephone yoHr oritr> 20 Freeman *
iiibsr.tr hasi or livery 7O-if
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
SOME MONEY AND TAPER

F,r .ots in Hstdeli'- .diitior. ~,ii sna con-
vsri~ntiy !ocSiei II
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-07
CAR LOAD OF

NEW AND ELEGANT SCENERY