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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-10
sKiLLFUL OPERATIONS.

Dr.. +. Y. Muncell Is having surprising
success with his celebrated "Brinkerhoff +"
system Of treating piles. He has cured
number Of very bad cases of late. y re-
porter was in his inimary yesterday and
saw something of the operations on the eye
which be had performed, and conversed
with three patients he is at present treating
Miss Ada shepherd, Of SedSwick City, a
girl Of Il, is being treated for Il dead bone
below the eye, which causes an accumula-
ton Of mater and inflammation of the eye.
In order t. get a clear idea OF the mode OF
treatment in This case the operation must
be seen. She is doing well. Mr.. Ed Grady,
of Arkansas City, who Wa struck by the
link al the end of the bell rope ON the train
at Mulyane recently Is being successfully
treated for depression Of the cheek bone and
lachraymal sac Her cheek bone has been
50 bruised that MISTER i forced upward into
the eye She Is 50 far recovered a t. be in
condition TO 20 home.
The most wonderful case however Is
that of Mrs. NcDougall, Il lady 80
wears old, who resides near Derby, who had
been 50 blind from cataract in either eye
that she could not distinguish bread from
butter during the the past two years. One
eve has been blind about ten years. The
doctor left the room and the reporter ques-
toned the old lady, as TO her condition be-
fore the treatment and low. well
sir" she replied, ''whe3 came
here three weeks ago, could just distin-
gui,h day and night and that was all. Now
| can hold out my hand and count my fin
gers" "Was the operation painful: Not
at all. it hurt me Il little but not mich.
had suffered so much and 50 long that | felt
death woald be a relief, but now am feeling
real happy This cure j. deserving Of no
ticc the more particularly that the old lady
was almost physically lifeless whei. she
came. for treatment.
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THE NEW PARK.

An EAGLE reporter learned tia, + \
B4yley has commenced 20 lay ont new
park on biz laud in this city The park :
70 be located on the corner e Man and
Bayley streets al the end = tie sireci car
line. A. Il Is laid a; present The PArb : to
be $50 BY go iee5 IN dimension and pro-
videi with all the essentials fo- 4 resort Of
amusement and pleasure Of high order. L
i TO have swings, c7oqUet grounds. flying
horses. e;c. tx 10 he vel stocked With
birds. animals. and cus!osi;ies Of various
kinds. Booths aud pA-lors Of refreshments
are 10 be provided, and everything made to
a:trac: those who seek recreation. shade and
rest. l; Is 10 be in every way h-s;-e-azs
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A CONNECTICUT MAN ON WICHITA.

An EAGLE reporter met Mr. F. I. Ives At
the Occidental hotel, yesterday evening, and
after a pleasant conversation learned what
that gentleman thought of the future Of this
city.
Mr.. Ives said, in reply to i question by
the reporter:
"Ycs. |. in connection with Mr. Moss,
have considerable interest in your city. In
fact, We have dropped investments all along
the line in Kansas. from Kansas City west.
and NAV possibly invest more. made an
offer of SIX thousand five hudrel dollars for
property a; Anthony recea;ly.'
"Yes, Wichita is now, Of course. the me
tropolis of Southern Kansas. That she Will
remain 50. there can be no doubt whatever
| Her advantages are real and solid, and she :
fast becoming y distributing and wholesale
center Of large area of country. Why,
here i one grocery house. but short time
established. that is doing a quarter Of a mil
lion dollar business: and here. just down the
street. Is dry good house dong nearly the
same amount Of business. This i what :
going to develop the commercial Importance
of the place
| Railroads. well. trunk lines are reaching
forward to this roin; and Is the country i
further developed YOU viii have railroads
enough and facilities Of reaching with a
wholesale trade a much larger scope than At
present.
YES. the building Q; = railroad from this
point down TO the Arkansas river and open
ing communication with the gulf would be
A crea. benef. 70 this city. The fine timber
trade Of the south could b. cultivated and
the grain products Of this section ind
ready market in the cotton belt.
Manufactures well, manufactures VIII
come. that Is Of = certain Kind. not Ike the
last. But the grea; Interests Of this ooun-
ltrv is the agricultural. l want 10 see the
Hands all cultivated want 10 see smaller
farms and less large ranches, am com
munist on the land question. Il takes toe
much land 10 raise herd Of cattle, the same
number Of acres in grain amounts 10 some
thing. and small farmers raise better crops
and make the country more prosperous l
see tha, people have settled in here very last
since first came here, six years ago.
"oh. yes; eastern capital mss turned this
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TELEGRAPHIC.


Lawrence. Kas, June 9.-The state
board Of pharmacy met in this city this al
ternoon All the members Were present, as
follows, President, Z. j. Bryant, of Flor
ence: secretary, james l. Taylor, of Atchi-
son: Peter Eager. Of Wyandytte: c. j. Bunt-
ing, Of Fredonia The board spent some
time in discussing the method by which they
should examine those who applied to
be admitted 10 registration as
pharmacists on examination, and finally
adopted a schedule of twenty-five questions
calculated TO test the practical knowledge of
candidates in the compromising Of prescrp-
tions. The members of the board wish IT
dist .tlv understood that they do not in
tend to PROFOUND puzzles or catches by
which young, wouldbe pharmacists are to
be tripped up. The questions are submitted
to the applicants in writing, and they are
required to prepare their answers
in writing ut once and IN the
presence of the board. In
addition. some twenty-five crude samples of
drugs OF various kinds are offered to be
identified by the applicants. The first APP
plcatinn presented to the board WAS Miss
Alice " Baughman. Of Marion, who having
served four years as prescription clerk was
admitted as assistant pharmacist without ex-
animation. Some dozen or more Young
men from various parts of the state and over
the border submitted themselves To eNamin-
ation but the results are not Vet known.
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a A. R.. Alteration,

take pleasure in advising you that the
rate to Portland has been reduced TO SSe.25.
Those going via Kansas city will please bear
in mind that department headquarters go
via the Santa Fe. Those going via St Louis
can take the ever popular and reliable Frisco
line with no change of cars to St. Louis.
Comrades who contemplate taking ladies
will find the Frisco line or the Santa Fe
route especially desirable as they are the
only lines leaving Wichita tina; have Pull
man sleepers or chair cars attached to all
trains. II. i. kFELEk.
Agent Santa Fe route and Frisco line. oppo-
site postoffice or at Union depot.
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Thugs on Trial.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. June 9.-The trial Of
the Sara Sofa thugs for the murder Of Ri
lev in August last and l.. {. Abe in Decem-
Der. began "a, Pine Level last week. The
Jury was not obtained until Saturday. II
was shown in the preliminary examination
that there was a regular oath bound society
If assassi;> calling themselves the SARA
Sofa" vigilance committee. and that the
heads of it were :. I. Andrews, formerly Of
Kansas: Alfred i. Bidwcl, lat, Of Buffalo,
y. Y. AID Jason /. Afford, formerly Of
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Banker Dead.

NEW YoEk. june "a. il. Converse. a
prominent banker and capitalist Of Chey-
evnne, Wyo., died at the Fifth Avenue hotel
this morning. in this city Converse has
had paralysis since the middle OF April last
and had suffered from several paraleiIc
strokes He leave, q wife, who J. now pros
trated at the hotel by illness. His remains
will be taken tomorrow morning To- Three
Rivers. Michigan, where the intermeni Will
take place.
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Don't Believe 1T was Suicide.

IT. Louis. june 9-Licut. l.. X. Rey-
uolds. Unitcd States navy, son Of George VI.
REYNOLDS. late first auditor Of the treasury,
who was killed at the southern hotel last
wec,., i in the city for the purpose OF hay
ing the coroner inquest on his fathers re-
mains re-opened, new testimony heard and
the verdict OF suicide reversed. h. believing
that his fathers death was accidental Cor
oncr Nidlet has refused TO hear new witness
unless the dead body Of George NJ. Rey-
nolds i brought bacl, here from Washing
ton for him to swear the witnesses over ac-
cording to law. Lieut.. Reynolds Is natu-
rally adverse 10 doing this, but will bring
the remains back if the coroner insists. 1t
is said that there Is conclusive evidence
producable which will show that this death
was not suicide. but was an accident.
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Sealed Bids.

WirhItA Fa1-. June 50. 80
-eAl-i SIS fl- re erection 81 no siK-r.0-a
s-h-.5l houses IL the city 20 wichita XIII p -
re5ye-i by Eea-1 q Edccz:tn1 q c-tr Pans
sra srs-rifcatiaus uili - seeu a. E--~eTT - !
N allen Go Rs ziI B. ar- net z-si CA
-racs !ef o. JAY Iss E--- ElEtt - p - srT
IA reserved al contractor u. o. D. expected Q
-Ts bond n complete s1-l-ia- a. sac = D
1Xai ~ tlz-L
BrsEu cr Ear..r-aN. q .e.-ta.
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Headache /, a terrible thirc q b. subject
10. but C0hb's Little Pills wIil cure II or
money refunded. II the liver Is torpid and
the bowels coustipaiea, You feel SICK '-ail
over" Your bead vii ache and b. dizzy.
your appetite viii DC poor. etc. Cebh's Lit
lie Pod6phyliiu Pills are the one genuine
remedy now before the public . start the
machine into proper action. Only - cents
per bottle. No cure no paw.
d2a5 AGuKi,u * Bows.
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sAR0ArNs RAJ tsTATE-

: Gus sgrlcgitursl.. sni stock farm three ami
one-hslf mile from city al 90 J p sere- bfok"
o-e-quArtsr sectiau f-Icsti f4r pasture. plenty
81 yKsf-r sat = small house
Also - lots in city duely 'aolifd AMI So
-1a' u@izfhorhoad special tsrTu- p thH-c
wishing 10 make home.
tf=l sul,.irflsn PROPERTY For further psrtlr-
uIsrs see Chris ] Pesr-s, s--rt ~ " NJ br-ii-
feu.tsiu At city lie tlln-u
Telephone YOUR order % Freeman *
Hiharger hack or livery. st-u
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4. par-iss holding Tape-s a11 Lists Of - p
.-rlr-.ars g. A.--iculfzra- Ha.l'' . b s-ee'-i
on Ia fair grounds 81 rls Aka a. ailsf AZ
r.rclturaI >1cirfy ar hsrsby rs4ae=-s-i - -
rot Inrlesf atcIv % the s@rr--a-y. Au1 fhe-s
gho have made -uasc- piica- vi. please ~
il th- nru8-rts - the serrs-A.v e. once The
-1n-rar. has been Jet All th- uo1sy i uee-l'-'
., a. for .se rnaf.-sAI ani psv th- contractor
u 4 NIsGrErE So
Wichita jane g.. l--5. tI7&E3--lt-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-10

\ singlc trial Of the Peerless Worm Spe-
cifc never vet failed to relieve the hahy,and
overcome the prcjudices of the mother 1t
not only frces the child from worms. but
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, corrects acidity, and cures Dvs-
EMERY and DmrrLooa, gives rest and health
60 the child ard comforts the mother. Try
u. No cu-c, no pay.
80 hIpEicu X BRovN.
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AIpErcu * BRowN.

The great success which has attended the
rise Of ChamhcrlaiE'- Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoca Remedy and the probability Of az
epidemic Of cholera during the coming
summer. have induced the propri'tor- 20
put up their famous preparation m three
-ize--22j and 80 cents and Il Every iami-
Is should keep it on hand. Sold by nj.
f-pr,,i.,s. aI3
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l viii offer my entire business and prop
erty for sale for the next thirty days, the
stock, grain and coal trade at this place, con-
sisting Of two lots 25xl31i. corn cribs TO
hold 5000 bushels, coal sheds 70 hold SIX
cars Of cold, Fairbanks scales office l2Nli,
and fixtures, chairs, tables, shovels. Any
body wanting to 90 into that business will
do well to call on or address Alex. Knott.
Belle Plainc. Kas. dit wat
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We have two fine bargains in organs, viz;
One six-stop Taylor 6 Farley organ and one
twelve-stop with BELLS Shoninger organ.
Gail Immediately at Steinway hall, % Main
street. IoS ARNOLD & Co.
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resort, and the prophecies ard good order
strictly adheared 10. The convenient posi-
ton SO near the center of the city will make
it an acquisition that will be much appre-
ciated
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Miss Rhoads comes from st. Louis highly
recommended a fashionable dressmaker,
and the ladies of Wichita are well acquainted
with Miss Merrill, who is associated with
her. dS-lm
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Mr. J. {. Richey, who is home from trip
through the western portion Of the county,
gives a very favorable report OF crop pros
poets, barring wheat, which lie thinks will
not be worth harvesting. The corn crop he
says IS looking well, though the area planted
owing to the failure Of wheat, be thinks is
so large that the farmers will not be able 10
work it properly, especially if the season
continues wet Last Thursday Corpus
Christi day. which the German Catholics
commemorate. he spent at II. Marks He
saws there was beautiful and imposing
procession and services at the Catholic
church, in which he thought nearly a thous-
and participated. The crop ofhay he says
will be immense. Clover and Timothy are
looking very fine.
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Prsrs;e Detective sd poo - "a -toes
s--.s-. s--srF-s A. .-ale- stock = s7-c.att=
I AZ eozaec.s-s via P-of.ss.oasl al-a - sseTs
tswr in soz-h uest azEsAs- y fAz-osAS- @
;ac Y1nilc respectfully solc-te's 80 a.
ley LVri-e. AEasss- 11s1@---.l-
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the following are the real estate transfers
recorded in the office Of the register OF deeds
YESTERDAY:
W ID Smith 20 J X Snively, lots %
and 90 Chicago ave..-............-...-.S 5000
\ T Brandon to Mary Calkins, lot
l25 Texas ave -.........-......-..--- 80
Ruth \ KEYS to Clarinda Martin, lots
50 and - Main t-..-.................-.. |
Joseph X Baxter TO + + Mullen, lot
1G Stephen st...-...................... 200
III l. Strohm 10 II & Toler, undivided
half of lot 175 Clear water.....-...-.--- 700
J Pampelly to Carl Kline, lot
Central ave .-.....- .-...-.... ...----.-. 80
A T IL : + railroad company to
T II Hazard, e one-hali one
quarter 2j-25-l W.. ...... S5i
a I x 5 F railroad company to +
Phelps, " one-half' of one-guar
ter 1882 w-.----..-....--......----- 3D.
A 7 & : + railroad company to Luke
4 Willis, n one-quarter 2y-25- e j52
F \ North TO o o Brown, lots 2l9
and 22l Market st-.-..-.....--...-...-.-- 1000
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Money To Lean.

Also farms and CITY property ~ sale
II 1use and Two lots. 500. Vacant lots 80
each By \. /. Austin. ofsice corner q law
renee snd Douglas aveaue, Nichiis haI,.s-s.
IfeT-.r
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If YOU want to buy cheap land or lots in
Zimmcrly'- addition for prices and Informal
ton call on South Market street, At thinner
ly's residence, or Fred Schattner, city clerk
G2S6tf
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A proposition which says to the locating
committee ave will give you many lots
which are of no value now but which your
college will make worth hundreds OF
dollars each" is no proposition at all and
cost no one anything worth mentioning.
A farmer was telling a man in our hear
ing yesterday that the spring was the best
time to remove bees. If they should settle
on your bare neck or other portions Of your
anatomy late in the fall, we should advise
their removal at once without reference to
the Zine of year, and for reasons which
would become evident very suddenly.
There will be special meeting of Garfield
Post this afternoon "Wednesday, June 10th,
1885, at 4 o'clock at Post headquarters, for
the purpose of considering important bust
ness. By command of
III. ID. HEIsERMAS,
JoHS A. WALLACE, Post Com.
Adjutant.
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For thirty days Ostergreen will make pho
tographs for 99c per dozen, at the new gal
leIy, opposite Biting Bros. d3l3-r
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-10

Every family should have a bottle Of
Chamberlain collie. cholera and diarrhoea
remedy for Use during the summer. IL
prompt use has saved untold suffering
many lives and many doctor bills. 1t J. the
Acknowledged standard, and can always be
depended upon, besides il i. pleasant to
take. !, is put W in - cent. 30 cent and
one dollar bottles. Sold by all druggists
dlnff
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WIN. Kassell, the jeweler, has now tie
largest and finest collection of fine gold
watches. jewelry and diamonds ever seen in
this city. See the grand display in his show
window. dl2-6t
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Mrs. Klentz. l53 Main street. will continue
her clearance sale. Ladies will DO well by
calling at her millinery establishment
d3aG-tf
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Ion Arnold 4 Co. sold Miss Brook school
teacher of 40 South Market street, another
one Of those elegant Conover pianos style
four, Corover Bros upright piano. Diet
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-10

Ifyou wan, to buy cheap lots in thinner
iy's addition. call an Fred Schainer, At city
clerk. o'ticP. dS2f
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psa-cs
Ten new piano. IN tie road from New
York from the factories o, Ste.nWay, Como
yer Bros X Fischer for Ion Arnold X Co.
S,einway hall, 3 Main street
To the, who Us opium IN any ofi;s vari-
Gus forms. and honestly wish 90 De freed
from tie iron grasp th.i tie unfortunate
habit binds II victims. can learn Of a perfect
and paiales, cure by aliIe-si1- or by per
soasl .rterviez. with me- III enquiries and
all oorue>pouGenoe strictly confidential
aI5-f, II. c. >rEEEE.
-0l : Market street.
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l19 Market street.

If you would like pure. unadulterated
sweet cider. 20 TO the wholesale produce
store, sold in quantities to eui; the customer.
10 Market street. DIGIT
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DIR. f. Y. Muncell left for Newton on pro-
fessional business last evening.
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A force commenced to-day to lay the
street car line from Douglas avenue south.
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Sealed Bids
See notice fer scaled bids by the school
h,.-1 dI7-5t
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If you want apple cider 90 TO John
shots. lie sells il at wholesale and retail.
d1Gl-,C
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Large shipment, of goods occur on the
Santa Fe daily from the several large
wholesale houses of this city showing that
the wholesale business of the city : fast
becoming the man feature IN the commerce
Of the city. At the Wichita wholesale gro
Gerry house yesterday there was great
activity in trade, and the sidewalks were
almost blocked by bills Of goods ia transit
TO the depots of the city. Ten ear loads OF
cattle will be shipped to-day on the Santa
Fc east. Yesterday two car loads of hogs
were shipped to eastern markets. There
were three hundred head Of live stock
shipped on that road last month. There Is
"A noted increase of business in exports OF
products over same time last wear GA this
road.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-10

VIM. Kassell would respectfully call the
attention of the people Of Wichita to his
magnificent display Of diamond pins, rings,
ETC.. also fine gold watches.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-10

A few DAYS ago light summer clothes were
ali the ra-e. but Yesterday overcoats and
heavy underwear were more IN demand a
lady was seen at the Santa Fe depot wearing
a pair of heavy wool mittens.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-10

Miss Docia Rhoads and Miss Alice Mer-
ril have. opened dressmaking rooms IN Roy's
building. over the Bank of Commerce
They make "a specially of cutting and hit
ing. ds-lm
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Don't fail TO call en- Miss Rhoads and
Merril. over Bank Of Commerce for nice
fitting garments. dS-lm
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Tonight Led Astray will be presented at
the rink. The finest company and undoubt-
edlv the finest stage settings, including
scenery. will be seen tonight, and VIII repay
al; who may witness the same.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-10

Cowboy hats are not such common trash
As some imagine. \ man from the territory
stopped at the iichey house yesterday who
wore a So cowboy hat. IL was "A curiosity.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-10

Agricultural ha |.

= = 4I-N-0'
Bought, sold and exchanged Al Posts he
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-10

See the Bargains
In watches and diamonds at Posts, the
paNnbrokcr.
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Which a grea, many make, is in buying
property before they know what j, for sale
We have $50 acres of extra fine land halt
mile from Goddard, which We viii offer at a
bargain for short time, also two residence
properties that must be scld soon. Both
good. new houses in north part Of city, and
the best vacant lots for the money in Wich-
ita. Now Is the time.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-10

Col. VI. Stewart, who Is treasurer OF the
state bo, of regents of the Normal school,
left last evening for Emporia, to be present
at the commencement of the State Normal
Ins,i-ufp
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BARTHOLOMEW " To-,
do0sl,, 3Ot Main street

Tn Kansas Furniture company viii offer
for the next thirty days, carpets at cost and
carriage in order to make room for the tall
invoices. Their line of carpets are first
class and direct from the mandatory.
They are not a job lot bought ut auction
houses in New York. Call and convince
yourself dS-tt
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We have some choice residence lots for
sale in the south par, of the city at bar
gain. Located on the street railway. Cars
will he running by them in fifteen dav-. Cali
Al once before prizes advance
diff II. F. FRIEND, M'bfE y o.
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Mike Zimmcrly and John Branch are pre-
n.rino To build "A brick block 50xll0 feet
and two stories high. with iron front and
plate glass windows. on lots loi and io''
Douplas avenue.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-10

Pure drugs, solid and fluid extracts, etc,
for doctors prescriptions. y full line of
paints, oils and glass at orson Brokaw's new
drug store, Union block, West Douglas
avenue dIl-l2t*
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We have seen the souvenir programme
that is TO be given out tonight at the rink
for ladies only and pronounce the same to
be the finest work of art ever given to an
audience
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o. c. Daisy lost a bunch Of keys. His
name is on the check. Leave at this office.