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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-26

The editor of the Wichita EAGLE
"wich is postmaster" takes exception
10 our remark that he is an inoflen-
sive partisan, and says that il i only
''the milk and water style of papers
chat are offensive TO the Wichita
Democrat. who with open arms and
"a blessing take 10 the man who has
ian opinion and who vigorously cX.
Expresses the same" Very well; vii
our offensive contemporary vigorous.
ly express an opinion about the Leav-
enworth monument, and back it up
with Il liberal contribution! A LITTLE
vigor in that line would be quite con-
vincing-k. &. Times.
When called upon the EAGLE
promptly made lis contribution il,
cash towards the proposed monument
and the Ladies Relief Corps made 9
handsome collection which we suppose
has been duly forwarded. Besides tn,
EAGLE has published several articles
favoring that patriotic move. The
Times makes us tired with its indis
eliminating criticisms.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-26

The New York Democratic commit
tee thanks Hon. Daniel Manning for
"wise leadership which made Demo
cratic success possible last year I'm
the state and nation" This viii be
likely 10 provoke a very warm coniro-
versy. The Mugwumps insist that
they carried New York, and made
Cleveland's election possible: and Sell
ator German is just as confident that
he did it by purchasing ST. John-an
operation which as he candidly puts
it, .'cost like h-ll." And there is
Burchard. also, whose claim Is fair
lv reasonable and valid one. The case
seems. in fact, TO bear a close resemb-
lance TO that of the French girl who
being asked to give the name of the
father OF her child, replied, Alas, l
cannot: there are several of them.
&. Union.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-26
UP THE VALLEY.

Several parties were in the city
Yesterday from northwest Sedgwick
and Reno counties to confer with the
incorporates of the Wichita and
Colorado railroad company. That the
people up along the line are wide
awake and know what is TO their in
teres:s. is very evident. The arrange
ments for the submission of PROPOSE.
tons are being matured as rapidly q:
possible, and if fhe people of the town
ships more directly interested, and
who are TO be more directly benefited
will take hold with their present
spirit. there is no reason why dirt
should not be flying and the ties and
steel going down in long stretches be
fore SHOW flies. So far as the people
of Reno and Stafford counties art
concerned there is no railroad con-
ncction for them, possible, as import
ant as an independent connection
with Wichita Branches of The SAINTS
Fe, or course. would afford them con-
veniences but not competition. This
proposition is so plain that 10 state il
even seems n waste OF words.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-26
The Prohibition candidate for %

The prohibition candidate for gov
ernor of Ohio. DIR. Leonard, has re-
piled to the charge that he drank a
bottle Of ale in the brush near a camp
meeting. lie SAYS that he did not
drink the ale, but soaked bread in it
aud ate the bread. This is shout as
satisfactory as his answer to the
charge that he is helping the whisky
Democracy in the Ohio campaign. He
says he is not trying to help the DEM
ocrais, but is doing his best TO defeat
the Republicans il possib!c.-Leareu-
worth Times.
Nevertheless and Notwithstanding
the soaked bread theory we have it
from good authority that a member of
the Methodist church offers TO testify
that Leonard did drink the ale.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-26

The Wichita EAGLE announced the
''proroga;ion' of the English parlia-
mcn'. That means, parliament has
adjourned. Queen Victoria now pro-
poses to establish her governmental
policy in Egypt on firm basis, since
the death OF FL Nahdi, the false proph-
ct. who took kharioum ard slew Gen.
Gordon Barber County Index.
Not exactly. 1t means that par
Lament has been given leave TO quit.
a for the Qaeen and Egypt. Gordon
is dead and Wolscley has backed
down: Madhi is dead and his followers
scattered and the Soudan is neither
English or Egyptian-its nothing.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-26
A CONNECTION.

As we intimated some weeks since
there is something more than talk in
the north and south railroad scheme,
in proof of which we are pleased 10
record The fact that the preliminary
survey isnow completed from Wichita
To tins city. the surveying party ar
irving here Wednesday night. The
party ran the line along the street that
leads from Mill creek bridge south of
town due north to the Il. 4 NJ. track
near Langdon's nursery: they returned
TO their camp near Linn the same
evening. The party express them
selves as highly pleased with the route
saving that il is very easy and practi-
cable especially from Clay Center
here.-W Washington Republican
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-26

The Wichita EAGLE is now endeav-
oring to bring Chicago. ST. Louis and
Wichita into conglomeratcd trio, as
the great cities of the west. Chicago
and ST. Louis will probably never
amount to much. and we wonder at
Wichita wanting to ally herselfto such
deiunct corporations. There is not
another city on the continent that
smells Just like Wichita does Harper
Daily Graphic
Nor so sweet, nor grows like she
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-26

Ii is now said that the names of
distinguished Democrats on the petit
ton in response TO which President
Clevel and pardoned Mullen, the bull
DOING Cincinnati policeman. were
forgeries. There appears to be no
end in the variety of tricks played by
Democratic politicians on the prcsi
1nut
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-26

The Iowa Democratic platform lauds
the administration for '.the exposure
of notorious criminals That is not
a strictly correct way 10 put il. The
administration has simply brought a
pumbersof criminals To the front by
appointing them to Office, and the ex-
posures have been made, as rule. by
the Republican newspapers -Globe-
Democrat.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-26
New Fabric for Walls

A new fabric for wall hAnSin,s that car
be taken down and novel X English ist-.
with 81 angular tvil st-ipe- Boil eoaren-
Gcu,l h-ure', striking so-al forms. gro
sesq1e dragons. in tiats e rpt- olives an!
blues are the promsnen. marks IN the ne-
stuff. Tnee st-1s are mainly intenied fOr
halls Thy come IN widths suitabls fcs
panesa TIE edges are ssou;iy hosnd. ard
the fabric Is hang without sewing or otssf
prerarar,on
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-26

General Black, commissioner Of
pensions. says that the latest reports
show that 10000 veterns of the
Union army have made their homes in
Kansas--more than can be found in
any other state.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-26

The London Literary News an
nounces "a new book by Rose Eliza
beth Cleveland, daughter of the presi-
dent of the United States" Such is
fame. Clcveland's child is not named
Rose but Oscar and its bow.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-26

The Omaha Republican insists that
Senator Ingalls, shall be the next Re-
publican nominee for president, and
thinks the New York Sun will support
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-26
Water Cor the Babies

A Distinguished physician believes from
his practice that infants generally. whether
trough; up a: the breas; or artificial. are
not supplied with s0ficieHt water, the Aud
portion Of their food being quickly taken up
and leaving The solid too thick 70 lie easily
digestel In warm. dry weather healthy
babies vii take water every hour with al
vantage, and their freGusn, fretfulncss and
rise OF temperature IS often directly due 20
thar no. having il
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-26

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pf~xr-a Es~ A~s -. .
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-26
PROCLAMATION

For Special Election in the City Of
Nes Wichita, Kansas,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-26

Worth Main street. In the IhARa WsSd. Il
freeman's livery stable, IN NossA Topeka.
avenue. In the Fourth eGard. q A. Sli1sA'
carpenter shop. on No. Ns1n s0eet O ne
! Inn !, wrssd: z. oaeesf R D. sSnan. soalh
The foIiovins nssSa elS,ors sAan - -
judges OF said siectid! p r. senl 80, Of
we'll, Charles Schnitsler I'D Thomas SWeai
Second Ward, c: N. Garrison, B. = Watson
and ID r. Mckinney Third Ward, D. A
Mitchell, L. p. Hale and J. p Furlong Fourth
Ward. J. II Alley. Ben Fish r aud John Stew
sre.- mn Wsrd. r Aiddfetun, Soi Fletcher
and r. d. Seaman
Ihs following named electors Of said city
shall asf - clerks Of said elecfio. in their re-
spective wards. nsmel Flint ward, W. p
stem and George kayser second Wari Robert
Guthrie, ST.. and L. l. Adams Third ward,
Charles A. Freeman and H L. Peck. Fourth
Ward. Sel-on NeCiee and p. Sonmers. Firh
Ward. John r Gould and N. u smith.
Witness my baud n mayor OF the city OF
wichita, this ssth day Of July, A ID ISIS
Attest: HavoY.
w-F. GRxKN. City Clerk.
National Republican., 1885-12-15


Minor Occurrences in and About the
City Briefly Put.
The case Of Il. Butler Malone, charrcl with
assault With intent to kill, has been set for trial
neat Monday.
The members of tho sUngcrbun1 Society
held sOcinblc and hop last evening at the
National RiHcs ArmoTy.
The back taxes due the District on tho Chr.
roll estate hnvC been paid IN by William Dick
son as agent for the property.
Justice Hnpncr yesterday gave Henry Ware
divorce from Rachel Ware. the proof showing
her guilty of dCsCrtiOn and inndelity.
The Robert Emmett Guards Mt their meeting
last evening, unanimously resolved to attend
IN full uniform the lecture of Mr.. Kelley
The grand jury organized yesterday, J. Pierce
klingle being selected as foreman. They were
Instructed by Justice Macarthur rs to their
duties.
Charles Darr was yesterday fined so IN the
police court for running his team against u
small boy named Henry Warren, severely
iniuring his head.
Martha Robinson wanted n dress to wear at
Christmas She took one belonging to Isabelle
Patterson. Gen. CrOckCr will entertain her for
the next fifteen days.
The case against Col. Thomas g. Morrow, Of
the sunday Gazette, charged with conspiracy
TO defruud the government, was indefinitely
postponed In the police court yesterday.
The commissioners think that there Is no
necessity at present for fire alarm box being
placed on the New National Thoater building
as there is one already up within 800 feet Of it..
Lewis Dodson, colorcd, got six months in
Jail yesterday for stealing n blanket from q
herdic driver named A. Eshlcmnn. A like
sentence was given him for stealing an over.
cont from VIM. Winterhood.
The two sons of Judge W. wllloughby, who
bad received scholarships ut Johns Hopkins
University at Baltimore, have after a cOmpcti.
tive examination, won the two honorary schDl.
arships at the University of Virginia.
National Republican., 1885-12-15
Have You Seen

Our OverooatsP IF not,
you have an i'm m enso
pleasure to come, like the
fellow that never read
"Shikspur."
We cleaned out this last
week a manufacturer noted
for the excellence of his
productions, and this is
what he said:
No. IA Montagnac Fur
Beaver, lined with double
warp italian cloth, black
satin sleeve Innings, and
made in the best manner; in
fine, a gentleman's Coat.
Previous to our pur-
chase no retail dealer could
afford to sell one for a less
sum than $50; but we will
sell you one for $35.
No. "A Brown Beaver
Overooat, fine, soft goods,
lined through with satin;
never before sold under $25;
he tells us we may sell you
a bargain for $19.
No. "a Chinchilla Over
coat, just made up, lined
through with satin, and
good satin that will give
good wear. We purchased
at such a price as to enable
us TO retail for $l9. We will
not say how much they are
worth for fear you would
charge us with exaggera-
ton.
No. 4-An Austrian Ham
macher Suiting Overcoat,
with colors beautifully min
gled, we'll fitted to adorn the
figure Of a handsome young
man, lined throughout with
all-silk serge of the best
quality. We ought to say
$25. but concluded to lot go
for SIG.
Of course we have lots of
Overcoats bought onesand
those of our own manufac-
ture-to shcW you, in such
quantities and qualities as
you could never have imag-
ined. While we manufac-
ture the bulk Of our goods,
we do not disguise the fact
that we always stand ready
to avail ourselves of bar
gains in other meritorious
productions.
No one house has q mo-
nopoly of merit, and, while
we claim our share for our
manufacturing department,
we fain would recognize
merit elsewhere. So we are
always on the lookout for
those t things which will
doubly benefit our custo-
mers and ourselves.
We are ready now. Try
us!
saks Company
800, SO2, SO4, 800, SOS 9TH Street.
National Republican., 1885-12-15

The selection of the Finest Quail
ties of Lucca Oil has been maize a
specially by S. Rae & Co., of Leg
horn, for the last half century. S.
Rae & Co.'s Finest Sublime
Lucca Oil is guaranteed to be abso-
lutely what it is described as, viz
The Very Finest Pure Olive Oil for
eating purposes made in Tuscany,
which nothing can surpass; and it
is always Of uniform standard excel
Ience. A trial of S. Rae & Co.'S
Brand Of Lucca Oil will convince
anyone OF its superiority to the
other brands now largely sold in the
United States, and at the same time
prove that the Finest Olive Oil is an
excellent article of food.
National Republican., 1885-12-15
Jarvis ButIer,s organ Recital.

Mr.. Jarvis Butler will give an organ recital
at the Congregational Church on wednesday
evening MIR, Butler comes highly recon-
mendcd by the press of every city in which he
has appeared The Louisville Post says "The
modern organ Is susceptible of varied aud
elaborate orchestral coloring and, when in
the hands of master such ns jarvis Butler Is
acknowledged to be, such weird and startling
effects are accomplished rs TO impress one i'm.
medlately of the successful rivalry Of the king
of instruments with the grand orchestra" Tho
recital is strictly complimentary.
National Republican., 1885-12-15

A meeting Of eX.Prisoners OF War Assocla.
tlon was held last evening at 1908 f street, and
was called toorder by its president, J.W. Kline.
A strong interest was manifested by the large
attendance Of old veterans, and officers were
elected for the ensuingyear Letters were read
from the president of the national association
and others, ana spirited discussion followed
MS to the best method OF successfully urging
their claims for relief upon the present Con.
grCss. The association then adjourned to meet
nt Gull Of its newly.elected president, J. W.,
llawlCy.
National Republican., 1885-12-15

An immense invoice Just from the factory OF
tlemen, the best shoe IN the market or ever of.
fered for the price. Also very extensive line
Of very fine and medium good handmade
goods as low rs the lowest in price for the same
quality goods. Choice styles In gents slippers
at T. s. Garrelrs, 900 Seventh street, corner of /.
National Republican., 1885-12-15

The death Is announced ofMr. W. 4. Ander.
son, of the War Department. Mr.. Anderson
was one of the best known men in theatrical
circles in the city. He was for over ten years
the Washington correspondent Of the New
York Clipper, and as such participated in
many oftho leading sporting events that took
place here. lie was u member of the order OF
Elks.
National Republican., 1885-12-15

The following marriage licenses have been
issued; Richard Boston and Emma Carter,
Benjamin Brooks, of Fauquier county, Va,
and Sarah a. Lee, of Fairfax county, Va; JOS.
II, BOwles, ofSt Mary's county, Nd, and Nora
]. Kines, Of this city.
National Republican., 1885-12-15

Tonight team composed of members OF the
Potomac Boat Club will play polo against the
Stars, and tomorrow night the Olympiau
Club Of Baltimore play the stars-champion-
ship game. Jennie HOughtOn, the best lady
skater in the world. balance the week.
National Republican., 1885-12-15

Govt in most cases first makes itself known
by an acute pain IN tho joint OF the great toe.
This most GAcrlciating pain may be likened to
that produced by the driving Of a wedge under
the nail. When thus affected rub well with
Salvation OIL, the greatest pNin-cure on earth.
pripp Or Tputg
National Republican., 1885-12-15
DRr GooDs.
Harper's Bazar

Says: "The Christm a S
Dresses most thought Of this
week are not those for wear
ing on gay occasions, but
pretty woolen frocks that are
for plain people who appre-
ciate useful holiday gifts. The
counters Of the best shops
are covered with patterns Of
wool goods, cut off in dress
lengths, for Christmas pres
ents."
We desire to call attention
to about
800 woolen Dress Patterns in pn attractive var-
ETY. Of shades In 22-inch fabrics In dress lengths
Of from ~ 10 10 yards, at the very low price Of
s1bO and 81 20 per pattern.
2SC sHS WoGen pIs PSieTn' s cut If IRON our
Of & and 10 yards OF 42.inch material; splendid
assortment TO select from; only "a and 30 per pat.
tern.
Would make the most ac-
ceptable Of Christmas gifts,
and at these prices are GER
tainly within the purse Of all.
In conjunction with the
above, in order to reduce to
stock and close out two or
three lines of dress goods,
we have reduced the cost in
order to effect speedy and
wide distribution.
Customers should not fail
to take advantage of this ex-
traordinary reduction sale Of
Seasonable Dress Goods, as
they are at these prices low
enough to buy even for sea-
sons to come.
51.inch hne Stripe Homcspurs tho most desir-
able Of all fabrics, reduced to close from sl25 to
54.inch Wool Diagonal Homespuns; were good
value at first price; reduced to close from u % TO
6l-lnch nne Twill Cloths, excellent quality, very
stylish, reduced to close from sl.25 to 81.
Customers will note that
when we make a reduction
we make it low enough to be
an incentive to purchasers;
hence an early visit is abso-
lutely necessary in order to
secure a choice, as these
goods must certainly meet
with a ready sale at such low
prices.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
Christmas Wraps.
Among the varied attrac-
tions in our Cloak and Wrap
Department is an elegant
line of Miscellaneous Short
Wraps and Visites, in Chew
lot, Beaver, and Berlin
Twill, with fur, feather, and
Astrakhan trimmings, which
are fully worth $I2 and SIS.
at the low price Of $3.50
each. Colors-Black and
three shades of brown.
fSpcond Floor-Takc q tho Elnyntorl
National Republican., 1885-12-15

The trial OF Louis Sommerfeld, indicted for
the killing OF Christine Sommeracld, his wife,
md Gottleib Eisenbraun. his son.in law, was
begun In the criminal court yesterday morn.
ing. Failing 20 secure q jury from the regular
panel scventy.ivc names were ordered drawn
IRON the box, the talesmen to respond this
morning.
National Republican., 1885-12-15
THE BON MARCHE, S16-518 Seventh St.
We will offer the following goods;


is
select from stock Of Sensible prices
National Republican., 1885-12-15

Were women allowed to vote, every one In
the land who had used DR.. piercc's "Favoritc
Prescription" would vote 1t to be an unlailing
by druggists.
MAGGIE STANLEY years old, in characters
L - nl...LI III ..-nAl..I
National Republican., 1885-12-15

The appeal Of Brooke MGckall, jr., from .the
decree of the District court in his litigation
with Alfred Richards and others, was dis
Court yesterday.
National Republican., 1885-12-15
65C Coo Csc zoe 75c 80

55c G0c Csc zoe 75c SOC
See us for anything you
may desire in Ladies and
Children's Hosiery, as our
stock is the largest and most
varied yet displayed. Buy
with prices right.
Woodward L LoTHRoP.
Derot for Xmas HandISerchiers.
1t is probable that more Of
these indispensable and con-
sequently most acceptable
articles are sold Christmas
than any other class of mer-
chandise. We cannot believe
other houses sell as many
Handkerchiefs as we do, for
we cannot imagine where
they could go to; we do not
believe they do because they
cannot possibly offer the same
inducements in the way of
intrinsic value.
Besides, we sell no Cot
ton-and-linen Handkerchiefs,
and, after making special eff
forts. we have secured the
cream of the market. 1t is
this intimacy with the market
that enables us to offer such
grand values. Look to us
for what you want in the way
of plain white and colored
bordered hemstitched hand
kerchiefs for men, ladies, and
children.
We cannot too urgently
impress upon the minds Of
our customers the many adj
vanlages to be derived in
making early purchases:
First-You get the pick.
seeond-.YoH avoid the crowd,
Thirdly-You avoid any possible disappointment
In the way OF incomplete assortments, hurried BE-
lections, &c.
We say:
Mako your selections now. Remember, we put
up all "half dOZens' and nice handkerchief pur-
| chases In neat, tasty Christmas boxes.
| WOODWARD L0THR0P,
Open evenings till9 o'clock
till after the holidays.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP,
BOSton Dry Goods House,
ONE PRICE ONLY.
O2l PENNA. AVE. 9l2 d STREET
National Republican., 1885-12-15

Must Sell.
We have an overproductiOn of clothing; they
must be disposed Of Eisemnn Bros. cor. 7th IL T..
National Republican., 1885-12-15
At Wholesale Prices.


We have ovcrprOduCed at our mandatory
ana shall retail clothing ut wholesale prices.
Eiseman Bros, corner 7th and L.
National Republican., 1885-12-15

will get the benefit of our overproduction
Eiseman Bros, corner eth and L.
National Republican., 1885-12-15
Ex-Prisoners of War at Work.

MAGGIE STANLEY 8 years old, in characters,
L street Rink tonight
National Republican., 1885-12-15

will move clothing the prices we put on them
certainly will. Eiseman Lros., cor. 7th and f.
National Republican., 1885-12-15

We have placed this Brand
of Table Oil in stock, and
offer it as the best that
money can buy.
National Republican., 1885-12-15

our stock comprises over 900 ST lies and designs
II Is therefore Impossible for us tJ describe them
all, Below We quote n few items2
Silver Bracelets, new designs, a. 8, 10, 81 45
and 6bc apiece Solid Silver Bracelets ut so and
SBc apiece. ONidi2ed Bracelets at 20, 81, and 800
apiece. Black bracelets ut 5Oc apiece worth Use
at 6Bc apiece worth Boo; at 81 0S worth t275 Gold
Bracelets NJ 1880, 80, and 81 per pilr-one. half
their original ceiling prices silver Pins at 25, 40
10, 0S, and tl.2b. Exclusive Novelties in Silver
Pins at 20, AZ, TO- 0s, and tl.25. Oxidlzed Pins
az 20, 4s, nsc and u %, Rhine stone Pins, solid
silver settings at 80, 10, SO, o. and sl25. Silver
Bll Earrings at 10, 20, %, and }Oc Gold Ear
rings at 25 50, 40, and Doc. solid Gold Earrings
at 0Sc, II, 20, u AZ, and tl0S Rhine Stone with
MOuntlngs at %, 40, 75c, 81 %, and sl.45. Silver
MouniinRs at %, is, 70, 0Sc, and 81 30. oxidzed
Mduntings at 10, 90, %, and 35c. Real Oxldized
MOuntings at 10, 0Sc, 81 20, and Sl.lS silver
Watches ut st,4S, si0S, %, and 1925. Solid Gold
Watches az 1880, sl6,1S, and Sl7.75.
National Republican., 1885-12-15
Leather Goods.

We hcg to call your attention to our superb as
sortmeui In Foreign and Domestic Novelties IN nne
Leather Goods.
Alligator Pocketbooks at 25, 35, 80, 90, s5c, up
10 50. Alligator Purses at Z, 10, 10, 20, 80, as,
%, and O6c, Plush Satohels ut 10, 50. 900, 81
80, ~, 10, S3, O9o, s1.10, Sl,25, s1.35, sl.05,
aud az. Real Alligator SatchCls ut Sl.25, 81 80,
;l65 1920, s24S 1926, s3.b5, a, %, go, 81, co.
and slO. Chatelaine Purses at 40, 08, "a, 81, 09c
and il35 Card Gases at 90, "a, 10, 80, 0Sc, and
Sl,25.
National Republican., 1885-12-15
Christmas Cards.


Compare our prices sail we ask.
a choice assortment at o, 10, 10, aud 25c.
Exclusive and large designs at IA, "a, and O8c
Cards, with natural flowers, at IL, 20, and 4ic.