davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20
PROUD ENOUGH TO PAY.

The state Legislature during it,
present session will be asked to make
an appropriation 10 pay the c ash ho-
nus guaranteed 10y this city 10 secure
I the location of the IVES ern branch oi
/ the national soldiers home. W. hope
+ there will be no caPliou- opposition
to making this appropriation. The
/ stale of Iowa by it, legislature appro-
( pristei $50 600 toward the home. pro.
vidcd l. should be located IN that
state. The board of managers: which.
uude? the law. had the location
/ OF the home, was impressed in
I favor of Iowa. but Gov Ma tin being
member OF the board. The other
members. desiring 10 compliment him.
decided. all things being equal, To To-
cate the home in Kansas. This city
wss then chosen a the best natural
location i'll every way. and il then be-
came necessary 10 guarantee toe pay
men, of a certain amount of money.
This Leayenworih did. ami secured
the prize for Kansas. aud we have Vet
to hear Of a kan>an who i not proud
of the victory won BY our city for our
state
Ii the Kansas state legislature had
been in session before the location of
the home, or At the time that Iowa
made her appropriation, it wonld not
have he-iiaied tor moment in max
ing an appropriation sutfi cient 10 coun-
teraci the influence of that of our
neighboring state. The case i in the
same position rows il should be pre-
scented tn our state Solons. The legis-
lature shonid not take into con>idera-
tion that the location has already been
secured. but simply HAT the home,
while 4 national institution, will be
Of great benefit 10 our own people and
a source of pride to every man woman
or child who loves the state of Han
saS and expects to make it home
I.eavenworth Times.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20


CUzco. the ancient capital II the oil Inca
empire of Peru, is situate high up among
ii, .in,ics at q point 81 elevated that, al
though under the tropics. It has the climate
az products II the temperate zone. 1t sill
ia, many remain, Of Inca architecture, dis
tmgiisael for lis ma ,siyeuess which are
likely t. endure for ce.iturie, - come. On a
lHil. or eInineace, nearly 1909 feet high,
overlooking the city, ar the remains Of the
great inca fortress ~ tho Sac-sa -hua-n
in the s.or1nin- Of which Juan Pizarro, the
rother OF The Cunggrr1r of Peru, was slain
Tie fortress va, bul- % gigantic stones, OF
rather rocks, and their great size and the ac-
curacy with which ,Ee, are titte1 together
a>toni,h al who sea T. ~.
Ia front Of this 70. res is a curious, dome
shaped ma~s Of rock, called the Ro-da-dero,
and sometimes als, Ia Piedra Lisa, OF
smooth rock" LscaUs- is convex surface i
groovci, as ii the rool, had been squeezed UP
while in q plastic -;a:c between irregular
ard unyici.ng walls. and then hardened
into SHAPE. \ mass q. dough. forced VI
under tie outpreai lands, would give
something Of the same appearance in minia-
ttlrc But the hollow Of the grooves on the
Peruvian liz are smooth and CLASSY. II i
III
the Inca youth. long years ago, amused
themselves 10y coGrsns, or sliding, through
th,-,r polished grooves on festival days ami
holy-day>. and this custom is still practiced
by the I.io .ern youth %. Cuzco.
There Is one advantage, and it is great
Gle. too, which the>e boys possess over the
northern boys, who live in the land of ice
and snow, and that is it is not necessary for
them to toll up long and slippery hill,
dragging after them their heavy sleds, which
grow heavier with every step they take, sc
that the longer they ride the harder work il
Is 10 get Lack to tie startins-place The
Cuzoo Loy sits down at the top OF the rock
in one oil the groves, and, with slight start,
away he goes with all the speed imaginable,
until he reaches the bottom, landing in
soft bel of earth; then lie picks himself up,
runs AROUND 20 an easy place of ascent, and l.
Up again M a minute 10 repeat his ride
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20
THE OLD TEFT

Last Sunday morning ihe Common
wealth contained an interesting sketch
of the old Teft House, now The W md
sol. We could name 4 hundred men,
each of whom could write q graphic
tale Of personal experiences and incl
dents connected with that house.
Judge Martin No>s, now deceased,
GOV. c. V. Eskridge, Hon. Jacob Stot-
Ter ana the editor of this paper rented
a large ground floor rear room, Will
entrance from Seventh street, when
the house first opened. which was IA
lively headquarters. That was III the
old original Tcit. When the addition
was built and the dining room put on
the ground floor of Seventh street the
room we speak Of was made the store
room or buffers pantry. For the next
five succeeding winters the writer OF
this occupied rooms al the Ieit. Gov.
Carney. ex-senator Caldwell, Len
Smith. Judge Nate Price, Jim Merritt,
Ben Simpson, Pomeroy, Anthony ,Hor-
ton.J a. Martin, -. Perry, Gov.Har-
vev John Ingalls,, p. 3. Plumb, l. 5.
kalloch, Thomas \. Osborn, L. e
Sear-. Jim Legate, Milt Reynolds, Joe
Wilson, Il. B Murdoch. Archie VIII
liams. Sid Clarke, Perry Fuller, IN
fact almost every man IN the past
prominently connected with Kansas
history, if we except the Grim Chlef-
tain, Jim Lane. could tales unfold
whose slightest word would cause SOM
mersaults. and moi go outside of expe-
rienccs in tha; house. We have FAINT
recollection of an Incident or two also.
Bat for fntrigucS when dynaSties were
founded. for scenes which have become
parts OF immortal pictures, for words
and sentiments which were incorpor-
ated in constitutions and caused revo-
buttons, commend Us to the old Topeka
House, which occupied the present
government corner. If We except the
veuerable-headed bat youthiul-minded
senator from Doniphan-Sol. Miller
there j. not a member Of the present
Legislature who could enlightcn the
world a TO the scenes and experiences
OF the house frequented by Whipplc,
Cleveland. Lane, John Brown. Robin
son aud their hosts of compatrIots,
famed for nerve, ambition and brains.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20
Rules for Weather Forecasts.
lNcbraska Farmer.l
-. u

-Nfhls.rh.t rainier.
/ When the temperature fails suddenly
there is storm forming south Of you.
. When tie temperature r.SrS suddenly
th,re Is a storm forming north OF you.
). The wind AWAY blows from a region
Of fair weather 10 region where n storm
is forming.
T. Cirrus clouds always move from re
gion where a storm is in progress 10 u region
OF far weather.
J. IumuIss clouds always move from
reSi IA OF iair weather TO region where d
storm is forming
Il. When cirrus clou Is are moving rapidly
from the north t. northeast. there Wi. be
rain inside OF tvcn;y-fou' hours. no matter
how cold IL i.
:. " mem the cirrus clouds are moving
rapidly from the sgutl or southeast. there
VIII b. cold raInstorm On the morrow. i:
in summer. ami il 1t he he winter ;here viii
be n sIlDwstlrm.
q The wind always blows in q circle
around n storm, and when j; blows from the
north the heaviest rain j. east Of you; if il
blows from the south the Ieavie>t ram l.
west of you; If II blows from the east the
heavie-t rain = south %: YOU; If Il blows from
the west he heaviest rain Is north.
9 The wind never blows ln.e.s rain Il
snow j. falling within thousand miles OF
YOU.
10 Whenever heavy white frost occurs
storm j. forming within i.1eJ mikes u, RIB OF
nOTthwt~. nT vau.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20
MISTAKEN.

The Kansas CITY Times report Of
the discussion in the house on re>o-
luton to appoint a standing commit
on woman suffrage. SAYS: Mr.. Ben
ming. of Atchi>on, alluded 10 those
feminine delegates aS barren women
no one cared much about, and saving
il was the mothers the delegates
wanted 10 hear from" Mr.. Benning
is very Wild and wide of the mark.
The women whose homes are the best
cared for whose children are the
happiest. whose husbands get out
with cheerful faces to battle with the
world successfully, are the women
who, like Mrs. Cougar. go Sisshing
around the country, making them
selves conspicuous at state or national
capital and who at home parade the
streets eternally in the interest OF
some public love INSTEAD of giving
their attention To the husbands and
children q.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20
fDal. Per,hT roorc J

Lif--- 7 tla"r A'|'- 81
Governor Easn-,.aa Fish was note. To- -,
defef-nDut, AMI h E'5i, -rel, I-.ie "a -crl-
. ing ~ the rauTt, os Europe ~ a Elfiau.at.e
capacity .y egt-G ul s. 1ui .u.aue-z
would Ila. sNy..e ,..a,l r ~ aa- ulgch
conoerus,i, however. vleli ~ became 3 .,..-s
10 coiurli, ..au H,.ss-I Maynard 4 Tons. f.
see. as Iaias:-r = Tarrs. AMI G.I..5,. s.
Ortiz. Of isall-.-j, Is minister % -tlstfil
Neither os.e was Ie";sIs..a.e 'ar L., % '.ry-
ance Il tae s ciql vrl priet:.= E. ard 1t v..s
some time b.. r Governor Fish auuli q, .-s
4 Plan Tor Cisig-. :.i'n Il lc.>a.i in Grt~, AZ
las. 30 tie story -os>- az tiaa strlcS t.-a,
ami sending f,y Urth ne SAIL something, HNe
tn, 70 tae Indiana s,a;e>,ua8.
MIR. Urth. have o iavur ~ As, yJ..
ANYTHING 1 can 30 i'r 81 L Mr. SocGc.s.J >.
III D. CAD o..
Il. AK yos Nr rth tnaEl. yosi s.r. you
ave ve-y Eo.N3 Nfr Gs.r-ri you k;.oss. l.
an ,z,elloat -sl.,e.acu Int he = Mt a-c,.s
TONED 70 tie way, II -ociets a. yul aud /
arr anil the -. rel2ry suIlle,! T.a.rssu'iy at
the ruilelgS. D.th. vh, had 49, \ aa
..ecAue am yiab'3c.ssGai bo5t-. A;.,r hay-
ing ciachcl h5s Qo.1t Ee coauuge.; .. ala
afraisj BE- VII invest saEe s;@rr.ia- ia.-vz-
tion o.s .l.c Costume U-Ill aSr,a- IL aa.-u
when Jaey- are 90. IN ylsts. H. i,.a1- -;..ii.o
the foreign c1a-.s wIfu a ned De,Ei.e and
Sex coat AM now s.LaI Vaat 70 So y.isi.
Ny. p-th, Is t. g-vc l-'a q EiIiL Is you ara
i-ih gong over % TIE ssIue steamer, about
What you ~ ] should wear "a seal occas-
iors-ihe dge~> cost tisck trvuSsrs and
waistcoSt. sEi tic -isr' = aLite lie Yea
vii know prs i-eiv is-w - DO L. ana yoG
VIII c1ii-c n. -r7a'l. n attending, 1, ;b.s
af >rs-t r-s o. anon = y.rrl = a nm
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20
PRAYs FoR A REvIvAL.

The editor of the Champion, IN sore
distress. cries ont for = revival of re-
ligion in Atchi>on. He iuiimatcs tina;
OF al the subjects, foreign and dome7-
tic. sacred ami profane. springing up
around his editorial chair. the cues
ton. why does there not come to
Atch;son revival of religion i, the
most pulling. There l. wicked ma
ierial enough and powerful preachers
upon every hand. bat no spiritual
awakeuiugS. We suggest HAT the
trouble may he an intellectual one.
There Is ~ Disgusting the fact that
ey.r since the cold intellect of the
philosopher has tried to snatch man
from the loving arms OF God and rclc-
gate him back TO The monkey and tad
pole, spirituality has been on the de
cline. Ii the survival of the iittcst or
processes OF natural selection, has de
velopcd ihouehl and love, then dcyel-
opment Is alone worthy of cons!dera-
ton. and through Development only
can man ever reach that for which he
hopes and to which lac aspircs. OH
erwise That which distinguishes man
from the brute, to-wit, his mind, l.
getting him into heaps OF trouble. If
the sense of moral obligations have
all been sent adrifi and heredity rath-
er than the love of an all wise Father
is embraced, revival~, such "a Pranticc
prays for, are Illogical, # noi impoSoi-
bic. We fear that Atchison l. much
like Wichita in this respect: IA revival
is being prayed for, but principally by
our business men. who only know one
kind of a revival aud that 4 revival OF
trade.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20
FAMILIES At BILLIARDS.
Learning To Handle n CHc in Leisure
Moments at Home.

New lIaye1. Ncws.I
Billiard .ahles are becoming matter OF
household furniture instead of n wicked lux
W. 20 te s,i- IN AFT II some hidden slloon-
l.a ii.e 81 en- has spread widely 10 private
ic,lIi.,,=,. AMI nine .,.ntls Of the hon Is with
.,g I,.i.isiofs ., Ino,i..rn convenience. that
have Jeen L,iit II tac past few year, have
1. room for 6 billiard table jut lar e enough
10 allow IRE, swing Tor u cue over the nine
.e.t by four ami q half table that is usually
bought
One thing that private tables j. eiFecting
Is that la,li,, are beginning u learn to play
no: so much with Their brothers OF gentle
mea fTic:lls as with each other. Women
ottr.i Lave rather lonely time Of it during
tie day. AMI billiard table IS a novelty to
which they take naturally. Few of them
grow eSi'sri 81 it, though now AMI then oiie
may develop INTO Il player who surprises her
brother. ~ whoever it may be, when let
happens 10 lie I,!ayei oil.
ia surne houses it IL a regular mania and
extends down % the servant, who pep
through tae open door or linger excusinsly
Oh the staircase to see how the shots aTe
mate Tie mistress cf an Orange street
family was as;onishel when she returned
from a series Of afternoon calls, which S le
had finished sooner than she expected, and
ran up stairs 10 her dressinc-ro5m without
ringing On the landing she heard InIImIrs
and snothcrei applause in the biilia1i-room
The qoor was ofcne1 and she waited aud
looked in. The cook, a rudy Irish girl, AMI
tie cha,lb-i1naid, q stout German, who could
hardly speak English, were wrapped up In
the c:les and balls, while ;he colOred gentle
man. who waited oB the table, attended the
door he'll and BACKED ,ho.s. acted IS scorer
Bridget waS slightly ahead. - 10 p, hut
Gretchen was at Che bat, and from tue
.ntan.e expression III the coiored score
keepers face SIZE was going up ahead. After
run of four she stopped and the mistress
stepped in Il then came ont ho.s the serv-
ants had been employing their leisure time.
Tie chief trouble With keeping 4 private
table especially when be- innerS do most OF
the plavIng Is the liability to have the cloth
torn and the cues and balls damaged Re-
uairing torn cloth is a mean All costly job,
and 4 table with many patches and servings
on i hurt If there are yOun, children in
the house and thyy have acc IS to the billiard
room the balls AMI cue; won't last long.
Ivory, or any other kini OF balls can't stand
being roilsd arounl the floor. and the
leather Of the cue j. no. near proof enough
rot 10 pay ont when eel Tor Skinny stick
Few pool tables are found il private houses
Billiard tables only abound, All pool for
drink Is not know. though pool without
drinks i Ierhap, a rere. The whole change
from playing il public sa.non is in keeping
with the tendencies Of the presen: time TO b
t.v-l.-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20

Champion: - The money received
froal the annual sales of the pews in
Plymouth church last week, was ST.
900 less than the sum derived from the
same source a year ago. This partially
indicates the decline of Bcecher's pop
ulariiy and the dissatisfaction felt over
his political course last fall
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20
Attention Everybody

Twsutv-ave thousand rounds of should
sr. .aited and unsali-d, for sale
IT s;szar's Packing Hoase- Retail pSioe
8 cent. per ind OF $50 per 10
round. Warranted hrsi-eiAss tn ever respect,
aad chsal<r than will b. ofer-t IN this usrEss
saon again Likewise an shandanes OF spare
abs back DO e. losn and tnmmsng- al live
and let live pric-s. No ssnsa<,. al pcrk.
well seasoned and asde fr0rn Fresh sslecf czt-,
10 eezt. per pocnd ~ In - poands lots Q, -
cents Nez is he .iue 10 &c; year cane 1lie. VIA
pure unadIlt rated Lard. light and ten ga
lon can. sil.s. VITA pure leaf AID bark ssT5p.
va-rantsd 20 keep svee. during N. su-nrs.r
81 bed rock Pricrs- Cone s-rSnuinz
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20

=. y y IN N.l-n-O lr.H-l'.
Nothing inOre original than Tie lo!ioNin.
answer u ~ alverti-smel. .-r an Office
boy" has come uH.ar my Eoric, lately. Per
haps you syill deem II god eu1a-., t1 riHt
and thus De-; tic laugh - around Here i
the episir Just as received.
Mister Z 80 want ihs job by foko, Is not
rich | have e. russell she. are dt.l i bette, bel
how hard TIM, Is au : and c1H 30 choTa
i look WI with ucs, r.1.e on s:cull Ike T.
cit 90 ID, l!fse ifi year OTIS can lclru fast
My informant says he & { the place All i
.iesrilin.- last
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20
CLEVELAND ELECTED.

The Clipper, Democratic newspa-
per published at Kansas City, says:
"The Missourians who followed
Charlie Quantrell on that raid, hal
cause enough, God knows, for their
vengeance. and il would have been q
blessing had they went farther and
swept the state ike a whirlwind, not
leaving a habitation within the bounds
of the stale
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20

Junction City Union: The Kansas
papers are beginning to fill up again
with the John Brown controversy.
James Blood, Of Lawrence writes a
two-coiumn article headed, ''Was
John Brown fraud!" We will drop
our interest in John Brown if these
fellows will only let up.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20

CEampion:-From July l, 1884, 10
January /, 1885, I2.400 acres of school
land had been sold in Barber county
for SIS. Jos. and 1880 acres in the
municipal township of Comanche
brought S55 ,jSS, making grand total
of 30.SS0 acres, selling for S93, 500.
Thus l. the state school fund increased.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20

There are only eleven Democrats in
the Kansas house Of representatives
out OF one hundred and twenty five
members, and three Democratic state
senators III membership of forty
or fourteen in both branches out of 4
total membership of one hundred and
sixty-five.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20

Hutchinson lnterior-ilcrald: - \
Lyon county man who went crazy
over being rejected by his sweetheart.
went out on The prairies by Hartford,
laid down and deliberately froZa tn
death. This is terrible warning 10
Young men, but had this incident hap
pened in Sedgwick county the EAGLE
would have given long account of
how he didn't freeze, but grew up into
4 great family by reason of the fertile
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20

While the wheat market continues
to vaciIlatc from day to day under the
influence of the SPECTATORS, the ten
dency is steadily in the direction OF
higher prices for American bread
stuffs. The surest basis for this up
ward movement is found in the in
creased demand for flour at Liver
pnnl
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20

1t is announced that Henry Ward
Beecler will contribute a paper in the
North American Review for February
considering the question whether cler-
gvinen should "meddle in politics. :"
Ii IS hard TO tell what Henry will say
about it, but we know what the people
tbipl
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20
Champion: The Indians are sava

Champion: The Indians are savages,
of course, and civilization of a high
grade Is to be found in Washington:
but Indian Commissioner Price as
serts that there is more drunkenness
and crime among the 800, 900 inhabit-
ants of the capital than among the
$50, eco unsophistocated red men.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20
Speaking o. Furniture

Eiulsy Ross great Furniture and tarpef I'm
porium Nos lis snd l2l Main street. opj'o-ii .
the Iost0ifce. l. the largest estsblishTsenl 10
the city. 10 prove IL visit the oihsr furniture
establishment then cali a. Ro--' mammoth
e-tAbiisament and you will al once be como
yiucsd Of ihs IruihfuiBe-- Of ;hIs ski 10 H-sff
sud wher. VOC will see tbs largest ADD GHe-f
display Il artistic fnrniiaTe in lhs 9ity: slso.
the largest Assortment Of common and med flfii
furniture R6--' great emporium can And VIII
discount any Other dealers Price- The qus--
iiou might arise Why he can sell cheaper Re
cSa-s he Owls the establishment he occupied
snd a. the money 10 bsck it--uitb 10 reHi to
pay sbd the money 70 take slvNEtsss Of the
IN
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20

We would advise all our readers Is no
think of making vegetable or flower
garden this spring To send To ID. NJ.
Ferry & Co, Detroit, Mich, and get
heir valuable and beautiful Seed An
nual. This house is entirely reliable,
and if you wish TO get exactly what
YOU order. YOU cannot do better than
intrust YOUR orders to them
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20

The Harper Sentinel man SAYS, in
addition to some other points gathered
from an article reproduced froIa the
columns OF the EAGLE. it Is plain 10
be seen that Wichita is s No. l town TO
NOT live in. Well, he don't have 10.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20
Wouea .. Coupon cssnser..
iCticago HeraiJ

Tie banking firm Of Roik>child in London
employ wc=,en exclusively IS ooupon cunt
or. and experience shows taat they
a7e Ear MRS reliabls ard iz-sliSsas han
---=ta asr1r.i---s=
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20
DE-. ANDREW

Treats Catarrh OF the Head Ear and Nose, Sore
Throat. Tonsillitis. Acute and Chronic, and
Lun gAnections with Compound Oxygen. or
The Spray treatment. Office in Ferfelf's block
opposite the Postofice- Office hours from ga
n. 10 5 d. m LA
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20
HATFIELD's ADDITION.

Nearest to business ceuter Of city Prices
ow and Easy terms n
Go 10 the ir>t stairs east Of the New
I York store for photographs. 3--n
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20

Physician, Surgeon and Accoueher- Diseases
OF Females speciality Office over Pollock 4
Pearce's, Door No, 3 Residence $50 South
Emporia avenue Calls left at p V Healy' 5
land Office promptly answered dl6.-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20

c. 4. WILSON, VI. ID.
Physician and Surgeon. Office al j. Il.
Furlong's, southwest corner Topeka ave.,
and First street. dlII-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20

Physician. Surgeon and Accoucheur. Responds
promptly to all calls at day and night extented
TO his ONCE, south side Of Douglas avenue be-
tween Market and Main streets. over Bolter'.
furniture store Particular attention TO ali
lnterra al Affections OF the Throat, Chest. Aldo
men: Pelvis, Nerves. Connnements AID Diseas-
e of Women; and peculiar to Children
Wounds, Fractures, Dislocations, Eruptions
Ulcers and Tumors Consultation PERSONAL OF
BY letter in American, as we'll rs the German
language dls-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
MADANES MCCOY 4 DYER

MRS. .. T. HENDERSON,
Teacher ofPiano. Organ snd Theory. az Norti
Market street. d2Os-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20
EVA A. BATES

Specialists for all Female Diseases Also Nv.
podeTmie Nedicated vapor Baths. for the cure
Of Ague, Rheumatism, etc. O@ce I1B North
Topeka svenue, Wichits.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20

Or. Tanner. The faster, has go-e 10 Mexics
20 live on a rs.nSl-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20

is permanently located in Rooms 8 and y ovei
woodmsn 4 Sons bank. No lss y Mar
street. Wichita. Kansas, where he is prepare
TO treat all blood and skin diseases Kidney
and bladder troubles - eeily cured Phi, sts
aud chronic diseases speciality. and al die
eases IL the urinary organs Of both sexes cHrel
on the insurance plan, no care no pay Call 81
address Consu tsiion free and treatment l0~
Medicines sent everywhere d35-lm
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20

Teacher Of Piano, Violin and theory. late OF the
Cincinnati College OF Music. For terms call
on or address 6Gs North Main street, or Col
lings & Piatt's Law once. Wichita, Kansas
ds4-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20

Egyptologists have discovered that Geo
patrs'S nose US si.or-- saucy ami CELESTIAL
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-20
NfpS MP SEyTON

The noted magnetic healer. is located at No.
$50 North Market street, where the sick and
suffering may receive the benefit of her wonder
full healing power. Charges reasonable.