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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20
Truly Victorious

Much enthusiasm is just now being mani
Tested over the Tabor art display, at 22l
Douglas avenue. The. catalogue contains
sixty-one paintings of the highes; class of
art work ever seen in this part Of the west,
or likely to be again for years. The expense
and risk of such sn undertaking is very
large. and the reward to the artists should
amply repay them for such an enterprise
As We have said before in these columns,
ths. Mr. Wilkins comes among Us highly
recommended. The following are extracts
from our Leading state papers: The Topeka
Commonwealth OF June 18Th, lss4,says iha;
i; hazard. nothing in ssying AL the good
words i can say OF Prof Wilkins collection
xnd the Topeka Capital of June llih, 1884,
urges all its readers loving really good pic
lures TO visit NJ. Wilkins collection. and
promises that all will be richly repaid The
Capital risk. nothing in pronouncing Mr.
wilkins collection the mos: valuable ever
seen in the far west We would add tha:
the same csn be said, and more. too. OF the
exhibition Mr.. Wilkins has il his charge
here The same artists are represented here
- at Topeka There have been picture
pedile-s il Wichi:s, who have sold grea;
numbers Of vould-be paintings BY the yard,
put up il cheap gilt frames altogether IL
ferior 70 ehromos- Two p-orninen. gentle
mcn veshown their artistic tss,e BY making
tbei- selections for Christmas preseria
Others should 60 and do likewise. Remember
the collection ~ill only remain On e1hibi-
ton three or four days longer. des-,f
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MUlvANE.
MULyANE. Kan, Dec. 10, 1885,

MI LN ANE. hafl.. Dec 1900.
To the Editor Of the Eagle.
Mulvsne is still alive and wide awake.
Mr.. 7. \. Miller, one of the leading farm
ers of Washington county, Pa, has jus,
bought a farm near our town, and will come
here early in the spring and bring with him
n head of twenty or more fine pedigreed
short horn cattle, and one of the finest trot-
ting stations in the United States. He is 8
progressive farmer, and you will hear from
him at the fairs next fall.
Coal prospecting in town has just begun
in earnest. Tne prospect hole is down some
fifty or sixty fe t, and the 'signs" are els.
courasing.
John Logan, one and onc-haif miles north
of town, is prospecting also. lie exhibited
some specimens Of frst-class coal, that b,
took out some twenty-five feet below the
surface. His appliances for drilling wcr,
rather crude, but he has now m.de all nee
essary preparations for drilling in the mos,
approved style, and will begin to work I'm
derstandingly next Monday morning. II,
has had offers Of all the money he needs, and
all the partners he can use, and more too.
Some of our people are little excited over
the prospect of cheap fuel in the Arkansas
valley. but the coolest headed of them have
strong faith in finding coal either in the town
or some place near.
We have a railroad project on hands, also.
The Leroy Il Southwestern Railroad Co.
have n corps OF surveyors at work surveying
"A line directly west from Mulyane, in the
edge of Sedg~ick county. They do not ask
any boEds-only the right Of way, which the
people appear to be willing TO give. We
will, if appearances GO for anything, have II
road running west from Mulvane before the
ID. NJ. * A. can be resuirec;ed again.
Hurrah Tor this particular part of the Ar
kansas valley. l..
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20
SLUSS AND CONGRESS.

Ia answer 10 the EAGLES assurance that
Henry c. Sluss did not leave the bench
to become candidate for congress
or any other office. and that he would not,
the kingnsn Courier has this complimentary
thing 10 say:
Every word of the above is fully endorsed
by the Courier. Mr.. Sluss possesses very
few OF the requisites of the modern politi-
clan. IL Is also n fact that his chief am bition
i To devote himself to the practice of his
profession. But neither one or the other of
these facts will deter very considerable
number of Republicans of this district from
seeking 10 make him their representative in
curgr, S.. The very reasons which the
EAGLE assigns why he will not be csndi
date are patent elements of strength. 1t
need not surprise anyone, therefore, If ut the
meeting of The next congress Henry {. Sluss
would be found representing the seventh
congressional district of Kansas. Those
VIII" have devoted some little time 10 the
feeling of the public pulse in this county,
Assert that there can be no question about 1t
if many Of the other counties of this dis
trio; feel anything like kingman does.
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ATTENUATED.

The Hutchinson News says that :he Santa
Fe Is really going to pu: in 8 cutoff from
tha, place to kinsley. The Great Bend
Register says that the Santa Fe is going to
put in another cutoff from Great Bend to
Denver-straight west. Taking the latter
in connection with the Ellinwood and Flo
renee cutoff, already operated, and the for
mer cutoff in connection with the main
line, the Santa Fe will parallel herself for
distance Of about three hundred miles, to
say nothing of the cutoff from Wichita to
Dodge. Frankly, we don't believe all these
things. Taken together it is nonsense IN
less the Santa Fe has adopted the policy Of
running lines through every tier of counties
in southwest Kansas.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

and from ths; point the buyer has TO psy
local rotes 10 Wichita, and naturally be
wants through rate, but the pool ST Ksn-
sas City makes it impossible for him 70 Sc
cure il The Atchison, Topeka snd SAINTS
Fe road and Wichita are no; or the best of
terms, and good-sized fight Is constantly
going on.
The business men Of Wichita have q
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20
HOLD THEM TO 1T.

The New York Tribune suggests that:
Land Commissioner Sparks should be held
10 make good his declaration, made last
summer, that he would show the Maxwell
grant in New Mexico was gigantic fraud
and swindle.
Afler this proclamation. strange silence
ensued, and Nj. Sparks is under suspicion
of desiring TO back down from his self
assum, d position Of public sccuser. We
trust that neither the senate nor the house
will permit Mr.. Sparks TO hide or sneak of.
Since the question has been raised, the
public may rs well know why Mr.. Carl
Schurz. as secretary Of the interior, ordered
the patent to be Issued for the Maxwell grant
after two Republican predecessors, Mr.. Cox
snd Mr.. Delano, bad refused to issue it.
The public very decidedly ought to know
whether Thomas +. Baysrd, when senator
from Delaware and member Of the private
land claims committee, sold his legal opinion
for 5000 20 the effect ihst the Max veil
gran. wss regular and legitimate Did or
did not Mr. Bsyxrd sell his opinion TO inter
esied parties on case pending before his
committee, and the decision Of whose legal
:ty depended in part on his own vctes
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Motion to Consolidate Oyerruied-
Mir. Davis Offered SO, OOOto
C0n1nrpp1iSa

Judge Brewer, Of the United States circuit
court, yesterday decided the motion in the
case of {. Wood Davis sgsinst the St Louis
and san Francisco railway for Giscrimina-
tions. On motion of III. defendants the
overcharged suits for $4,000 were referred
10 referee. TIE referee. who is to be agreed
upon BY the attorneys, and if they fail 10
agree, Ia be appointed by the court, will re-
port the facts only, all questions Of law
being reserved for determination by
the court. Mr.. Davis Is very willing that
a referee be appointed, knowing
ths. sny fair minded man will sec the JUS
tice Of his claim In the two disorimins-
iion and damage cases the demurre.s Of the
defendants were overruled BY the Judge, and
the motion of the defendants 20 consolidate
the two cases was also overruled. These
last rulings were in Mr. Davis favor. and
practically thrash all the Law on; of the
case, and the only questions now 81 iseue Are
matters OF fact. On Novemhe. so. the rail
way company offered Mr.. Davis $1,000 70
compromise: on Tuesday morning they Of
fered him $4,000. and on Tuesday evening
an otter Of S9.01o WAS made. from which il
may be taken that the discr;mins.ors begin
TO fear that things Will 60 wrong. M.
Dsvis has the pluck necessary 10 fight
railway corporation, and 1t Is evident that
he Is ~, 70 be shaken off very eSsily.-Csp-
i,ai
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NOT SO SLOW.

The Sunday edition of the Wichita EAGLE
is pleased 10 copy and comment on our
opinion of the EAGLE, using words which
our inclination SAWS reprint" but our mod
esty ~ saws mo" Be that as IL NAV, the
Resident stated only facts about the EAGLE
and is more proud of il since the Eagle Is
candid enough TO say absolutely the above
about "our pet" Cheney journal and ad-
mts that the d., NJ. & \. is not all wind,
and tina, that hustler, j. J. Burns, has not,
consequently, been barking at the hole o:
an empty tree all the time. We add for the
editicatlun of all who .feel fair feeling
toward the D., NJ. x A. that MIR. Riordon
paid all claims for labor at and adjacent to
Belle Plsine before going 20 Wichita, and
we SAW Fitzgerald X Mallory's twenty dol
lar gold pieces so numerous III our bsnk,
after all Indebt. Gness for labor had been
liquidated, ths; that the little son of the D.,
NJ. Il y. treasurer, Thos. Donohuc, was
PLAYING at cart wheel with them.
Ii the Resident has been drone up TO
this time-if il has been stumbling block
TO any cause-it Its life has been useless up
to the hast issue, it certainly has atoned and
been of use TO Belle Plaine and the entire
line Of the D., VI. Il A. inssmuch as il was
The sole means of getting a square paper 10
TO admit square fact, even though it be
only which puts different face on the
whole enterprise" The EAGLE, to use our
our last weeks opinion, "has the moral
coursge 70 speak its mind regardless of
consequences" and does so in frank man
ner, which must and will cause feeling of
candidness TO take root" in all readers.
Since the "noblest foemsn of them air has
seen fit 10 print the above. will the papers of
lesser merit which have attacked the D., NJ.
& A. do likewise, or will they crawl into
u hole, leaving the graders 10 close up the
Aperture with D., "A. & A. dirt
Brother Brown, Of the Cheney Journal,
take off your hat and be sworn.-Belle
Plaine Resident
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Sedgwick county and New York state
apples at s. Dunkin's. d25-.t
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k41antlea.

It Vim pay Ill Who desire to purchase .
piano 70 call q b. W. Kendle's, Douglas
svsnus. and - A. P. Hodges, the polite and
reliable salesman Of Conover Bros, Kansas
City. No. He will show you the finest
stock OF square and upright pisnos in south
western Kansas. including Srienway & Sons.
Conover Bros. and ]. & C. Fischers make.
This stock will be here only Eve days and
viii be sold regardless Of prices. All not
sold in said time viii be shipped away.
Nov is your time to get good, frst-class
piano cheap. All goods guaranteed to be
6nt-class. Go and see him. Don't put it
OF. d24-3t
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OMAHA. ABILENE g. WICHITA

President Furley received word yesterday
tina: Dickinson county had submitted q
county proposition TO aid the Omaha, Abb
lene and Wichita railway. The proposition
includes the cities of Abilene, Enterprise
and Hope. Tha; leaves but two counties to
reach the north line Of the state, or one
county and half to reach two independent
Chicago connections The Omaha, Abilene
and Wichita is one Of the coming things
and doub.srs would DO well to stand from
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20
Would the kingmsn Courier have the
EAGLE less wa'chful of Wichita's interest.

Marsh Murdoch, in the Wichita EAGLE,
goes Tor that great and good prohibtionist
Daniel Il. Anthony, of the llworth Times,
in rather severe. but humorous. strain
Howard Democrat
More humorous than severe. Having
pulled side by side with Col. Anthony in the
Republican harness for twenty-odd years,
We should be sorry to think that at this late
day we had been severe" as to him person.
Ill
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

Norwich i only four months old
and now has fifty-six buildings
Wichita EAGLE
Correct friend Eagle, as far as oui
age is concerned, but YOU are little
lot" ahoa. the number of buildings.
Norwich nss tily-eight buildings, iu-
Guiding those nader hesdway af the
present. We don't ike to kick over
two buildings. though = Norwich
New.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20
PRATTS RAILROAD.

L; seems to be the impression among
many wrll-posted people in in this neck Of
the woods ihrt it is not the Wichita i West
ern. which is more Frisco than a SAINTS
Fe road, which is to be extended into Pratt
and other western Counties The kingman
Pratt & Western railroad is understood t.
be di-tinctively Il Santa Re project.-king'
man Leader.
The impression is undoubtedly correct
The Santa Fe can handle the territory
southwest from kingman cheaper and better
from Kingman than from any point on
it, main line.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

Remember the Occidental grocery is in
TIE three-story brick on North Main street
d25-tf Orro WEISS, Proprietor.
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WALLS APPOINTMENT.

An apology is due the editors Of about
two dozen Southern Kansas papers for our
failure to reproduce their kind notices OF
Judge Wall and endorsements OF his sp-
pomtment. The facts are, that We have not
oDlv been crowded for room. bu. we
thought the cute thing was, when Captain
White had about reiapsed to his old dead
level, TO fire about two columns of these en-
dorsements at him. In that way we will
not only wake our OLD friend Up, but give
the readers Of his paper a hundred or SO
columns of extra wall and Democratic vim
e.-.- FREE Of cos,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20
WHY NOT GIANT.

TIE presidents message contained 10000
words, but ne; one word of the greatest
man that this century has produced. who.
bu. few months previous 10 the issuance
Of that message, died, regretted BY not only
his own country, but By the whole civilized
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20
The EAGLE AND WICHITA.

The Chicago Inter Ocean, of the 10th
inst, devoies page to Wichita. The
EAGLE devotes four pages every day in the
week, Monday excepted. If we lived in
Wichita we would swear by the EAGLE
Atchison Champion.
And then you would be doing only that
which everN body does.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

Watch for IL The FRS; syrp.oua Of ;rre
Group il hoa-ssne-s and II Ch.inbe-iaia.
Coash Reu1edy 10 freely gwen .; once. AID
the doses frequently repeated tie cre.d DIS
ease may be entirely pceven,ed and Al dan-
ger and sa1iesy asoidst- Sold By Altr'eh
+ Brown q.
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AndaIe


Is the name of the new town on the
Wichita & Colorado railroad, twenty miles
west and north of Wichita, situated in the
heart the of garden spot of Sedgwick county.
Actually the best town for investment in
Kansas, as it will be the best town on that
road west of Wichita, in Sedgwick county.
Lots are now on sale at the town site, prices
ranging from S25 to $500, according to
location; situated on the cor OF sec 10,
town 26, range 3, W. For further particulars
call on the Town company, at the town site,
or call on or write n. F. Neiderlander, or
Kos Harris, Wichita. Kan.
d15-26t-w39-
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Ask your township trustee for EAGLE re-
ceip: books You mus: have one One fo'
cad :AI. one for pol tax Witt
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

J. L Shsldon, the pisno tuner from To-
peka, sill attend personally TO .il orders
sen. or left for him q: tie oocidea;., hotel.
DAFT
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

The following shows how well the work Of
the Wichita Art Gallery plesses is patron,
fron, abroad, who arc taking advantage Of
thei: reduced prices on frs.-class work:
CLEARWATER, Kan, Dec. IA, 1885.
Mr.. Eno., Prop. Wichita Art Gallery.
Ny pictures are received. I am well
pleased with your work. Respectfully,
d26-1t Mrs. McKNIGHT.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

The Wichita Art gallery, 125 Main street,
is crowded from morning till night, and
every day in the week. Over 1000 pictures
we're delivered up to last night Low
prices bring happy faces and the elegant,
life-like, twelve cabinets they take away, for
50, makes them twice happy. d26-lt
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

A Cheap Sewing Machine for Some body
Go to the Occidental grocery and buy 81
worth of groceries and get a chance on u
new Singer sewing machine, to be rnffled Oft
between January Let and 18th. All goods
first class and prices as low and lower than
any place. d25-tf
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To the Public.
II We can't show you just as fine photo
graphs for So per dozen as ever were turned
out in Wichita, Kansas City or ST. Louis,
that We have made since December 1st, we
will make free sittings for the next ten years,
free Of charge. We are on deck, with help
and hands enough TO fill every order on
time. Respectfully,
Wichita Art Gallery,
d26 1t 125 Main street.
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To the Public-Weber Pianoe

To the PubIic-Weber Pianos.
Messrs. Arey & Hodgman are appointed
sole agents in Wichita for the celebrated
Weber Piano. If you wish the best plano
In the world call and see them.
d26-lt* o. W. Fox, Special Agt.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

We will sell pianos or organs cheaper than
any agent that comes to Wichita. Quality
considered. THos. SHAW & Co.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

Cce your eo.d While yca os; Casneef-
iain's Cough Remedy VII Dc r. Sod ~
Aidrsh q Brown g.
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Jewel boxes, dressing cases. work boxes
and full line of holiday goods at Swentzell
& Douglass, druggists, l19 Main street.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

Choice pieces Of land adjoining The city
Mos. Any size.by Henry Sch~ci.er. t27e-a-
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Shaw & Co. sold five organs and three
pianos this week. 1861
Money saved is money made. At Hecht's
pawn Office, ll6 North Market street, oppo-
site the Beacon block you can find . num-
Der Of unredeemed pledges. such as gold
and silver watches, diamonds and jewelry of
every description, which no expert could
tell apart from new goods, suitable as Christ
mas presents. l have also number of new
goods, which sell far below wholesale
prices. Give me call and convince your
self d26-tf
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Window glass a. Israel Bros.
Bank Wanted

The EAeLx printing and blank book e.
tsblishmen: i. prepared 70 do al kinds of
job printing and blank book making. guar
an;eeinS their work 20 BE frs.-ciasS IL every
respect. All counter work. checks, bonds.
perforated, numbered-or loo.e-si prices
equal to Kansas City or S. Louis
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

Can you give me pair Of sample shoes
that will fit me- They give me better salts
faction than anything can buy. A Gus
toner at the New City Shoe store, No l3s
\. Main street. d26-lt
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Still business is On the increase at the City
Shoe Store; low prices and fair dealing will
win. j. c. Woodworth, 1873 North Main
street. d26-1t
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Forty-thres sittings made yesterday at the
Wichita Art gallery for their S3-per-dozen
cabinet photographs. Every sitting at this
popular studio is guaranteed to be equal to
and better than any work ever turned out in
this city. d26-lt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bring your cheap price list tn the Occi-
dental grocery and zee II you cannot save
still more meney by paying cash. d25-n
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lsrsel Bros refer with pride 70 he many
who have used their mixed paints es-6
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Public sale Of Dlooded Cows,


At Wichita, Ran, Friday, December %,
1885. I will be in Wichita by Tuesday next
With forty-6vs head of splendid young
jersey cows, all coming three and four years
old, which will cell in Wichita on Friday,
December %, to the highest bidder. About
one-third of the cows will have calves by
their sides by day Of sale, and the remainder
will all be fresh BY the first of April. No
better lot of jersey cows have ever been
brought to Kansas They are pure blood
and are not cuttings from old eastern diaries,
but are all in or coming in with their first
or second calves, and half of them are direct
from their native isles. Full particulars in
in next Tuesdays Wichita papers. This
sale will afford chance for families in want
Of nice, young, full-blood Jersey cows to get
them. See next Tuesdays paper for de-
scription of the COWS, when tie stable will
be named where they can be .een by that
day. Sale will commence at 10 a. m. A
credit will be given. THos. B. ScorT.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

Rogers OLD gallery is over Butler & Fish
ers' hardware store snd next to J. NJ. Al
lens grocery. d26-3ts
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We will sell anything in our holiday
stock this week at cost rather than carry
them over. Swentzell & Douglass, 1l9
Main street. d26-.f
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Another fine lot of samples just received
at the new City Shoe Store, No. 1873 North
Main street. d26-lt
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

Why do Shaw Il Co. sell pianos and or
gans so cheap. Because they buy for cash
and DO all their own work dos 2t
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20
S. Dunkin has Moser apples and cider.
Christmas trees at the Occidental grocery.
J. Dunkin has Moser apples and cider.

>. Dunkin has Moser apples and cider.
Wanted,
The citizens of Wichta 10 know that the
Occidental grocery is still in the ring, and
will positively sell goods as cheap as the
cheapest, and guarantee down weight and
full measure. d25-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

A beautiful line of ladies queen chains,
with viniagrette attachments, just received,
at ID. & NJ. Weirs. ODD Douglas avenue. daft
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

Woodwork, the Main street shoe man,
can't be beat for good goods and low prices
No. 1873 North Main street. d26-lt
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

The best place TO get cheap photographs
during the holidays is Rogers old gallery.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

Parties DESTROYS tn have US call for orders
please send their address.
d24-3t Steinhauser Supply Co.
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Call and see our holiday goods before
buying. We will sell them at your own
offer rather than carry them over. Swent-
zell s. Douglass, druggists, ll9 Main street.
Call and see US. d26-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

Sedgwick county and New York state
apples at S. Dunkin's d25-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

A large, elegant and varied line of holI-
day slippers at the City Shoe store. Call
and examine and get prices at j. G. Wood
worth's City Shoe store, l3s n Main street.