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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17
the EAGLE
WINTER.
By DoNNEL KENNY.

So You're here once again, without any wee
neering,
Robust and rugged, and burly and strong;
Back from the north, your course you are
steering.
And driving the south winds before you
along.
Back from the north. where the shimmering
glow lakes
Are silvered and circled with icicie stems;
Your toga is covered and wreathed in snow
fakes,
The beard on your bosom IS brilliant WITH
gems.
Your robes, like a knights, are in armor be-
dizzened,
And sparkle, and glisten, and CLEAN IN the
sun,
Bespeaking the country from when &c your
commissioned
To finish the wo:k you've already begun.
To your pedals are moccasins neatly ad-
justed,
And svmetrically round, they appear as
YOU 90;
With coating of frost, all sparkling and
crusted
And dashed with the pure, white, inacu-
late snow
Your helmet il don'd in the XII .ghtliest
fashion
And glazed By the sleet-wind's wild, reck-
less advance;
And its plunes in the storm are wavering and
dashin',
Like steeds before battle that caper and
prance.
With your great furry coat and your socks
from Balbriggan,
Where the foam-crested waves, wash the
shell-dotted strand;
In fact | can tell you, the whole Of your
riggin'
Is superbly neat and majestically grand.
Your face is the same, in the contour OF fea-
lures,
That it was long ago when | seen you a
boy;
When | romped on the ice that you made
with nv skaters;
When INV mother had called me her pride
and her Joy
But alas, No. like yours, mine, some changes
have taken,
And the marks Of the seasons are stoutiv
laid on;
SO plain every scar, that it can't be mis-
taken,
For the blossom, ana the freshness tilal >
faded and gone.
But yet you are here with your Northman'S
puliteness,
Frozen formalitv, cold but not shy,
With keen penetration and certain adroit-
ness,
That all mus. acknowledge, and none can
deny.
Still on to the charge goes your big burly
figure,
King Of the tempest, and lord of the
blast:
knight of the hail, pel,ii.g fercer and
thicker,
Chief of the snow-fieeces. downy and vast.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17
STILL BlACKER.

The Commonwealth in briefly re-
viewing 81 Johns big political game
says other tricks have been brought, 10
light, n follows.
One play he made was in this state,
al Col. John \. Martin. 4 reporter
tor the Commonwealth was told YES
terday 10y three or four different par
lies, men who know what they talk
about and can. If necessary. verify
their sta, cmen;>. with proof that is III
black and " hitc. that - John. throuoh
Hon. a. I. Sharpe. of Ottawa. mate
the following propositions Ia Colonel
Martin:
tirst-lf he would pledge himself to
prohibition, uncqnivorall,. he should
have The solid prohibition vote OF
Il. IA.
socond-That If be would agree 10
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17
UucertaInty OF Etc ra:ure.

flatI~sa}il 'H..ltha
Why is il that Nou'S writers ia-p 80 :sa:-
i-ieatiy GA minor chords. Where ,here i
me poem on home and sunshine ans haiqy
lie, there ale Il dozen which mCau over
bll>tcd hopes az - twilight by th.. uoanin.
sea, withered leaves. ard other subjects Of a
more OF less melancholy nature Very few
wholesome. cheer. religious verses are
offered, nearly al cxrres NJ tie writer's
vra worthy resignation under ca,amitieS,
which never happened. and his extreme
anxiety 10 turn lis uacs upon the earth.
wiich he dcSiglIa,,s a. a -v;.ie7 or a desert -
The same Is ap; 20 be- true ri pross offerings.
All editors wiz unit, in sayin, that the
rar,st and most DIM ut short sketch TO pro
cure Is a racy, well-Eri,ton Thanksgiving OF
CAri-tIuas story; while the themes Of hope
less love and early death are dweit upon with
ayii.ty. 81 far yha mos, numerJu. class OF
short stoEi,s offered 10 magazine and wce'.-
lies Is that 4 juvenile sketches II isa pgpu-
lar fallacy taat while d takes genius 20
write . society novel. any body can tell
S,,r.e 70 cEiliren. While ;his delusi1n. FOR
Suc.. il certainly IS has been productive cf a
great deal OF good Juvenile work. by draw
;ns tGe effort, Of writers 20 .hat field it also
Oyer.Os..s the mai'-ha with vast amount
OF inani;y intended 20 u:isa TIE youthful
imagination and aPlesss its psn-s for III
te!isc'ual entertainment Try 70 read one OF
these stories aloud 10 hall u dozen r,.scl.ev-
ayS boys ami girls ead see whether Il holds
them. There's he zeal test.
IL tie bottom % ali. the real fact IS that
the literary market Is overcrow,ie,i. tho sur
plusaGe tens largely coIrY1-o.. g those No.
a. Holmes saws, mistake lazinssS Tor ii.spir.
ton Half a century a % the ca.e was dif-
fereHi. In the first place. literary work was
then poorly raid. a may b. seen hy the -
checks Hawthorne and Lp;efcloN received
fcr Some x their finest productions. and
secondly, IL natural consequence was that
there was bat Ittlr really good writing.
Again. MANY Of tie feds which were then
opca - writers have b.ea ,ia1e tra.u,Ici
over until their flowers are al plu-i,e}. a-.i
their turf r!o'sed NJ for cpyn arI bean
Altogether Literature is as la- l.,.u vol.
sad. q mos, uncertain -ta:I. Wlil.. however.
there j muck an re vrsseHg condition q
things T. jl>,uEra-1 those vh1 are pref a ring
themselves i,r thu, work !. 3, 20 ds r-.ieIn.
bcr,G TIN; there :, 9 constant g. ;naa'. even
in the EDITORIAL ii.-, Z car lai1.--; mage.
a-I.as and papers. !o- fright. wholesome,
earnest articles. >so-le~ ard ,oefrI- a sub
.ectS 'ha; tend 90 cheer and aIuuso a.
S-r.! 81 elevate q. -..;s ti.r s-a..-.t +.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17
oNsDoc TO THOUSANDS or SHEEP
ya!kIs. a 0r"Vs ironr Missouri 60
Philadelphia.

An iiIi:neuse drove # sheep went STUN
bling, tu,uLlng AMI trottins out OF Newark
tne other ..a.- on their way TO Philadelphia.
The seemed to walk all over one another
bu.Glsai together and crowded until it
SCENE a. ti0I l. me Inu { have len
tro !deu under ta- fe.5 of the other \
rJugilOOkiug coGntryE:aB tYp1-ei ahead in
the middle u tie road and the sheep followed
closely. H. -ccmei - dusty. iil-lumpre GDi
ont 81 r. q tn sheen them elves In he
rear IA tall an EauGt farmer iramuet along
with iung hickory ST. k ~ ils Lanl Al
eve. Is-- -, - ae uttered a peculiar cry.
ami GlcLestr tie size q iar ed behind he
touched item ~. with MS hickory stlcS. At
lis Ell. AL bringing 10 tan tii!-ali IT tao
procession, was "A inn.-loijel. lean an
: ARE sir--e.ls dog. Is ran with his
noe 10 -. 81, IA. c-Dlni cli apnlrentl-
paid little 4 aiit!oI t. ..e drove LIT wncl
;Al c. &c .l-a' -J- . .-.:E. ~ t!pSscI into
a garden t. '.' iGaiI->i . tie fence and
rhlsel ta.m n3c. ~ .iun j. 20 time. IS he
force them 10 lha herd tho sheep swcrvcd
away from lin Tl- iZ irCtteG arCuI
III Grove, nlasli = sis. more compact III
fuIn. ard e. g.l..H e. liz master. who By
til time was gyai..ig oa The sidewalk BE-
side ID. w
-Ii.w n.a7r sheep are ;hero there
-.i...s
Vel. about SEA"
You're va. oil. sail tie Inan, with
gool-na.ur-i grin o.; .ei--- . S-->.
~Wacre q. yrG. -i.. a... 10.
We drive them f.,..:l. g., T. e. Philadelphia
selling them Oh tur :, az 100 butchers y who
ever wants t. buy them AL getting rid Of
what remains m the City I nrotherly Love
They are owned m Iliiadclp.ii2, 81
aev."
No. tLcy amt" sail tire man Politely.
-Tn,v are owned o. \ B. Ma ,heGs. @!
Kansas cts, 3io. and they travel abolt
fifteen miis' 4 day, AMI they're an infcr:si
nuisagcc
er til; he wake! ulor. in silence son,c
time. AMI then made a general Temari. that
iniica:ei lat ms lie ,;.s not one @: IN
alo.ei hlpo.n-s'.
II II wasn't f,r al iur-. ne said, kick
ing the lrIte aTactioaateiy rs he passed him
-Hlg maze and me caaiI never get this cat
q, through 81 time iHr i'iat animal Is worth
De men. Gcsd sheep DOR. You know. az
.c5lcc now in LII, usrl Il he country I
q. di.in't take anything n earth for Eise.
iie's - faui,le - can h'. and he knows
AS ,,u ii as any iaan. don't care who he i.
I; should tell you sonia 4 the things tho
drl Las Gone you'd cali me isr, and as
don't wi-!. 10 such reputation Il keep quiet.
i.-tle ton causol iT iai> thought over
raiar him. ami IA -yrCi.oi n NJ IN absolUt.
silence for some tine Al last h. raised l..
h-,-, and continual; When wc sct 40 ;hr
..!i %. 4 days march. il wc fiHi that iATe
r fpur - the sheep an mi, .r.-. caH SCI
that dorg hack after them .. t-cy are "a
nii-ei a~ay. ana Il dna', inna ao dine.
=nce where the shcrp nra o.. VINES -ot ,n-Gi
that G5rs vii! get tl"u .e ne. o. IN e. i.Ir
whole drove, hoot>, bone. arI wool
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17
ON THE BORDER.

Some of the SOuthcfn Kansas papers
are predicting hat the mortality that
must result to unprotected ami unied
live STOCK Throughout the southwest
from the late spell OF -l'ct, now and
cold, will be trighriml. There ha> not
time enough Yet apSed to get the re-
suits. but he Wichita EAGLES advices
are To the cil-ci teat the frozen slcct
and snow r ached Il far >ou h - the
n ,rthern line of Texas. The 10 :, no
doubt. will bc almrsi unprecedented
Ii The weather should hold and next
summer fail la toe 81 >orahIe, there
" i'll be less conn lain, OF oycr-rroduc-
ton, in some lines at lcast.-kansas
CIV Live Stock Indicator
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17
INGALLS, RENOMINATED.

AT JOINT caucus of the Republican
members of the Two houses night be-
fore last, held in the hall OF reprc>en-
tatives at Topeka night before last,
nearly all the Republican members be-
ing present, Senator Smith. OF Mac
shall, was made chairman, and Mr.
Butteriield. of Marion. was made see
rotary. with Mr., Kelly. Of Mitchell.
assistant secretary. The name of Hon.
John j. lngall-, OF AtchiSou. was pre-
sented = Il candidate for election Ia
the Office of United State. senator
No other name was mentioned. aud,
on morton, Mr.. Ingalls, was selected as
the unanimous choice OF the JOINT eau
Gus. Messr,. kelse. OF Labette, Stey-
ems. of Woodson. and BHitcrficld. of
Marion, and Sena eTS Saith, If Mar
shall, Redden, of Batter. and Buchar,
of Wyando'ie, were appointed Joint
committee "f six To- notify senator In
gals of his Nomination, and invite him
TO visit the legislature sometime dur-
ing the session. The committee ap-
pointed 10 notify him tclcgraphed
him the result at once. The
Capital cdiiorially gays that the
unanimous nomination Of ingalls,
by the caucus last night will he a
source of great pleasure IN him. aud
unques'iouaaly add to his strength in
the senate. In addition TO this. il will
be recognized by the people of The
country ~ heal by change in Kan
sas politics, which was commenced
two years sgo, when Senator Plumb
remained in Washington during his
reelection. The day for scrub races
and The organization OF au army of
workers around each senatorial
candidate has, we hope. passed !
forever. Ii COMFORTS with the digni- /
~ of the Office and The state, 10 select |
a senator as Mr.. ingalls, hs> been again {
chosen. Tue action of the caucus last 4
night is equivalent 10 an election, and |
there remains on!y The formal declara- (
ton of ballot on next TUESDAY 10 4
complete the wish generally expressed /
by tn. ,eople oI Kansas, through /
the Representatives. The withdraw
al of ex-G.or George I. Anthem,
from the csucus before the vote was
taken, with ut of ring reason. la
been the subject of much comment |
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17
m'lCAN AND HAlSTERD.
ehc BEGINNING Of a Quarrel BctW cen
Two Editors.
-Gathri in Boston Glole

l-Gath7 in Boston Globe
IuriGS the week saw John l.. Mclean
al Cincinnati. who is here with his vie and
| lave understood that they are buying
.Gr' Jrs Tor their home in Cincinnati Ar.
p, ANS tathe. lss permanently reIaoseSl
hil-toI City, where Mr.. Mclean,
% r.3.'..r. has purchased the celebrated old
E.ss--o- inhabited b. Colfax. Sickles and
y.ui ,jliT dignitaries This family IS par
ti-,.at-ly 1,tel FOR the devotion between the
cc,'s 'T.e.sts u IL There are two daughters
ar..i ntlr ,ln. Tie youngest daughter, who j.
r....r r.!s a,e Of Mr John Mclean. is married
tn Goa H9zeu, the chief signal Officer The
e!i'r daughter. Who much resembles her
81 .,i. l. The wife II wealthy steamboat
caf.s.s ahl capitalist in Cincinnati Mr.
Hamilton Eu-her.
! h.l l.. Ncilan i. think, about IS Years
OIL !. ani rf1; particularly acquainted with
a.7 Hsaii', "a LoIsh | have been employed
it- ai,s o.. . @'o', many YEAR, have sup
fri-.'i i'utt sil1gt the time the son went
iu.o Ia. E,aEirer 0gice his father was
vr.-a a.--4r St59fJl The Young man
w"it = Harvard college awhile. then SPENT
.el.> "a European travel and finally
c.7 iHif.l 2 ~ Ir;9 TIE newspaper business
Ia 'ii -ii-.1 ne E.s.s = hide bound Demo
cratic sheet. Will: very small circulation II
:; bal 1908 c.pis, >hal have been sur
Ir---i The Young man first took the
,esis a9-ar, an! hy some gift enterprise
rIl lis circulation tap 20 about ~ 600 copies
IN Or t.e wav, Tue Weekly Enquirer To
d-y o. ai-'l- Nsasp copies circulation a.
hcl... 4. ,.sL=au say incidentally two or
ra-e, gsr. ago
i.s -a4f- ac:veeu Haistsad q the opl
.sls.t- "a AMI Mclean started over thess
a- iptioas Haistead endeavor,.i
Z !e--e t,e'cAr iTii-tci fer maintaining
i1--'i, ila lottery consisting Of numbers.
pin t-e. "a TIE cpls- ~ tie Sutsrript ogIS.
WEsn IacFle resor; 10 grand iuries in ths,
midst -l theif business competitions they
;lzli-- ao; h. surprised Il they l.y the tasis Of
e-,t1rinr hate Mclean announced that Mr.
Hal=,li >Ho'iid Inaks no more money in
C-aclEuaia. tie Immediately opened his ai-
vert zaal-.l- columns "a ordinary advertisers
i-a- e t.I IRE some wears ago that il
hai est him sli9, go 70 keep Up that form
q competition But he took $50 90 year
as understand. out G, the reguisr income OF
The Commercial II. advertisements A.
sisted the Circulation
TEe New York Word Is now doing tie
saf:le thing virtually, i Is charging some
thing Ike ialt ceat a word. aai man can
pGi an advertisement II The World for ahou;
IS cents walch would cost 81 IN The Herald
Tat : tie chief success Pulitzer has hal IN
his IaEe-, 90 not think It's general slap dash
siyis Is much approved here. but the cheap
advertising feature naturally Accompanies
the eheaF-ani1g Of newspapers in proc II IS
10 hardship whatever % advertise now. ever
to servan; Siri, and / sIPPose thst there
are JESt a. many answers coming from.
" GRID aaVsTt.sscnenr es frol one II Tie
C>--ts
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17
NORMAL SCHOOL LANDS.

The EAGLES little scream about
the questionable manner in which tho
Normal School lands were disposed of
b. Click Dem ,cratic board not on
ly resulted in he matter being sug-
gested in the governors message but
the appointing ola committee of in
vest CATION by the legislature Robt.
Lawrence, representative from his
county j. 4 member of the committee
and we ali know that Bob not oul, has
a head for figures and knows what
lands are but that he viii know ihe
b OttOnl facts
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17

The postage stamp in the egieiaturc
is foolish one, and ih-re i more val
liable time spent in discussing the mat
ter than the postage stamps would
amount to. Still the more time thus
wasted the Simmer the chances for
other grabs. The members who can
conscientiouS'y vote for them should
do so, and those who can't, shouldn't.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17

appoint Mrs 81. john a trustee on the
State Board of Chars'ies.
Third-That If he would agree TO
appoint DR.. Mckinley, relative. sup
| erintendent ofthc Ossawatomie Insane
ASYLUM.
Fourih-Tliat if he would let hin
! (S'. John name the insn for Steward
uf' the Os>awalnmie insane asylum.
HE'S Johr) would see 10 it that
there should be no candidate for gov
error placed in nomina ion b. the
Lawrence prohibition convention
Mr.. Sharpe. after rec living this
proposition, laid il before Col Martin,
but that gentleman j. aid Ia have sent
back word TO -. John h.; hc was mo-,
just hen cricrin2 into any >uc:. dark
schemes.
The most remarkable feature of this
whole thing is the one where IT. John
| a>ked Ia have his - ife appointed a. a
trustee on the state Board of Chari
ties.
One of tie gcnticiI cu cognizant If
these ficis, couulri them Nilh the
CLAIR son-Lcgaic III ir. 81 an instance
tend .ug to show just the kind of game
81. John was IRVING To play IL: through
the campaign. BE also went on 40
say that ~ Johns visit here ju>t pre-
vious to the las; trip lie made cat be
fore TIA election i iull of Significance.
I II viii ic remembered that then the
saint iDok pains t. leave word AMONG
his Democratic friend, HAT he would
be back aboat the 25th Of October,
aHd proceed TO make things warm for
the Republicans from Iha; time until
election day. /, will also be rcmem-
b.red. hoWeyrr, that he did MT ma
terialze, and the engagement, made
for him 20 speak were suddenly ca;i-
celed.
RICH, here le; il furthermore be UNI
dcrstaod that in hi, propositions 10
Martin he gave il ont that if Marlin
would commit himself TO prohibi ION,
he could furnish testimony against
Click tina; would prove Click mad sold
himself cat Ia the railroads, aud i'iH-
knOrk him higher han Washington
monument Isui IL wnul.iE't W0fk
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17
Al 1T ALREAD

The three fi:-i bih, introduced into
the Kansas State Senate were for APP
propTiaiioue, in The WAY Of donations.
Ia three private in-'I;,:liaGS. all three
of which are located III The ''pork"t."
The sixth bili Introduced was 10 create
some new Offices under the name of
Stale Beard 80; Health. Gruilcmcn
these times are not very flush an,i Won
would do well to 20 slow.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17
MISSION---NEW CONSTi-
TUITION.

Senator Kelly Of Sedgwick has in
;rod"cel two measures touching pro-
hibItion matters. one calling Il cOnsil-
tuiional convcn ion and the other re-
submitting the prohibition question
TO The people. In thi. action Mir kc!-
ly is simply redeeming his open pledges
made in the campaiee
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17

Commonwealth: The famous Mel
lie Bailey, charged with numbering
VIM. Bothamly. j. on trial Eow Al
Wichita. Capt Il. VI. Curtis, the
jailor here, in whose charge Nellie
was trusted quite a long time, has
been summoned by the Uni'ed States
to appear As a witness. lie left for
Wichita on the midnight train.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17

The people of the south are natural
ly very much interested in the pros
pective makeup of Mr.. Cleveland
cabinet, and expect TO get TWO places
at least. They say that 20 imam not OF
national reputation should he given a
place. They might. with propriety,
go little farther and say that no man
whose reputation has not always been
that of n patriot should be asked into
the cabinet. But that would tar out
nearly al the now eligible ones in the
south -Lcavrnworih Times
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17

Frederick Douglass was asked in
Washington the other day when h.
expec ed L" resign the position of re-
corder of deeds oh" he replied.
Il sh II wait until INV resignation j.
asked for" W hat viii you then 10, =
he As asked oh. shall retire o,
a competence. he responded. ~
have enough TO keep the wolf from
the door" Douglass Is believed 10
be worth $4,000
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17

Several gentlemen. who as members
of the United States petit jury. were
discharged yesterday morning came
up and subsc' ibed for the DAILY
EAGLE thai they might get the Nellie
Bailey trial complete.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17
want 20 share the Fun.

lbl'r'on Jphilii
There /, di->ensiOn 10 Montreal regarding
tie Cc-.rng winter carnival The French
c'i-z Is were eatirely ignored last year, and
they threaten that unless they are allowed &c
sAa.e the Il III IL and profits this year they
wiH build IA ice salaue at the east ED and
nave street displays after the plan OF the
;.lrli grss -. az y, " Drienr..
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17

Mrs. Helen +. Siarcctt, for merly oi
this state, announces in The thicag"
Weekly Magazine, the formation of q
benevolent organization, called THE
Silent Ministry" which dcv"tes Itself
10 the relief of the deserving poor
who will rot openly ask for aid, an
whom il is desired 10 help withou'
wounding their Scn-iiivcness. Tn,
names of the memb r. of the Socien
will be given on application. bat it,
work will Toe silent.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17
Gc;ti3. In the Coal supply.

minnesota ba.oO
The driver Of q coal cart was down on his
knees On the pavement his head buried in
tine coal hoe. engaged in conversation with
some oie hidden from sight. OF man Wolly-
poi c M cut Of = store near by, and after
converting a moment with me- ladies' lifted
bis hat, made his best bow, took a step back
Tar7i and AT down upon tie driver and
drove him through the coal hole as though
Lie had been struck by pile driver.
Tie Current: The ornithologists have met
and voted. Il has been settled The bloom
inS Epsrrow goes ny tie bleeding spout,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17

Physician, Surgeon and Accoucher- Diseases
OF Females speciality. Office over Pollock 4
Pearce's, Door No, 2 Residence 336 South
EmpoTia avenue calls left at L. V. Healy .
la nd Office promptly answered dl6.-tr
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17
MRS DIR. SEXTO

The noted magnetic healer, is located at No.
go North Market street, where the sick and
suffering may receive the benefit Of her wonder-
full healing power. Charges reasonable.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17
DE. ANDREWS

Treats Catarh Of the Head, Ear and Nose, Sore
Throat. Tonsiliitis. Acute and Chronic. ana
Lun gAnections with Compound oxygen. or
the Spray treatment. Ofiice in ferreli's block,
opposite the Postofice. ONCE hours from ga
m To n m ia
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17
pRoyxeeroxAI p1nFcroRx.

Teacher Of Hsne. Violin and theory, late Of the
Cincinnati College OF Music For terms call
unss 4 Piatt's Law once, Wichita. Kansas-
dsDl-6
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17
GIL TERO. NJ. d.

Physician and Surgeon. Office at J. p.
Furiong's, southwest corner Topeka ave.,
and First street. d111-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17

Physician. surgeon and Accoucheur. Responds
promptly to all calls at day and night extented
10 his once, south side Of Douglas avenue be-
tween Market and vain streets. over Better s
furniture store. Particular attention to ali
Inter- n Affections OF the Throat. Chest. Aldo
men. Pelyis, Nerves, Conanements q, d Diseas-
e. Of Women; and peculiar to Children;
Wounds, Fractures, Dislocations, Erupti"ns,
Ulcers and Tumors. Consultation personally or
BY letter In American, - well rs the German
language dls-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-17
j. n. KOLLAS, N. ID.

DR J. c. DEAN.
DHziIsf. Opposite the postoaice- Teeth ex-
tracted without pain. 12-5l-