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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-11

Dick Walker, the popular register OF
the Wichita land Office, has been ex.
ecuted on the offensive partisan
block, and the position will now be
filled by Frank Dale, Of that place
Dick has always been one Of the most
popular federal Office holders in the
state, and even his political opponents
are sorry TO see him dis
placed, but Democratic admin
'stration has no use for such
fellows as Dick. Murdoch in the
postoffice and Dyer, the receiver, are
calmly waiting for the inevitable,
One thing can be said of these three
men, though, that We are sorry cannot
be said of every Republican in the
state. who has held federal position
aud that is, they have never in any
way compromised their political afiili.
alton 70 enable them to prOlong their
lease of public service. They are three
Of the stalvart Republicans of han.
who will continue to possess their
full share Of the party's fsvor.-Sara-
toga Sun.
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election Experimentation.

In Accordance with the petition OF more than
two-ffhs OF the resident tax payers Of the city
OF wichita in the county OF sedgwiek. in the
state Of kansas. presented 10 the mayor and
councilmen of said city on the s.th
day OF July, A lsc5. and n accoriarce with
the order OF said msyor and councilmen, en-
ton on the presentation thereof as Aforesaid,
notice is hereby gwen that a special election
shall be held AZ the various voting places
within said city, by The legal sisc,ors thereof.
on Tuesday the 4 rsI day OF September, A u isss
upon the question whs Their said city shall sub
scribe TO the csp;,si stock OF the Omsha
Abilene snd Wichits Railway comiany in the
sum OF thirty thousand dollars and IN pay
men, for said subscription, sue the boads OF
said city in sums of i've hundred dollars ach
TO The amount of trirty Thousand doilays,
payable in twenty years from date of Issue.
with interest pay able seai-snn usily Al the rats
OF ak per cent per annum; principal snt in
teres; TO be psii o. the h-eal agency of the state
OF Kansas. IN the csty Of New York. the con
dttions upon which said subscription shall b.
made being IS follows: That the said railway
compsny shall Construct 8 railroad OF standard
gauge and put in all necessary side tracks
and switches AID have the same Ia operstien
fom some 20 Mt on the north lire of said
count To the city OF Wichita provided that
said company shall have passenger AID treigh
depot In the csty OF Wichita. ami prov ,i-d
further that said railroad 5 all be so con-
siructed and in operation nom the north line
Of the comfy OF Sesizwick to the 81 v oi
wichita. on or before the ,hiriy-nrs; dsy OF
DecemDer. u i-so. Ard provided farthcT
that said railway comp ny shall establish,
maintain and keep its principal Offices and h. ad-
quarters At said city o. wichita
Those voting in favor OF said subscription
and the issuing of bonds OF said city in pay
ment thereof. shall have written or printed
upon their ballots. "for Subscription TO The
capital stock Of Omaha, Abilene and Wichiis
Ra lway Company These voting aga.psi
said subscription shall have written or printcJ
on their ballots. Against Subscription t. III,
car itai stock OF Omaha, Abilene and WIGHT,
Railway Company"
Witness my hand as msyor Of the city o
Wichts. this ssth day of July A. ~. iss5.
c5S-JN ID, ~ ALDkIcH. Mayor.
Attest: 4. 4. GLkNS. Ciiy Clerk pro tenn.
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SARATOGA NICK-KNACKS

To the Editor Of the Eagle.
SARATOGA, has, Aug. Z.
Several new buildings are in course
of erection and the town is enjoying
healthful growth.
The new wheat brought to the mills
at this place is of an excellent quality,
and farmers report better yield than
was anticipated. Although some
wheat was injured during the winter
Pratt county will produce much more
this year than ever before. Some inn
mense fields of oats are reported
froih over the county, &. T. Mitchell,
two miles east of here, raised CAS-
bushels on eight acres. Other farmers
report as much as hundred bushels
to the acre.
The time for which the county seat
was located at luka expires on the
22nd of this month. The other two
towns are marshsling their forces for
the fray, and it will be but few
weeks until the county will be the
scene of one of the most bitter county
seat fights ever experienced in the
state. The contest will be triangular
one, rs Iuks still hopes to hold it with
the assistance of ono of the other
places which fails TO get the election
ordered in its favor. What the result
will be, only the future can determine
The whisky vendors and drug clerks
were all pulled yesterday snd the
cases will come up before Justice
Corrie on Monday. A little too much
of it has been sold here the last few
months and the people demand ''let
up" 1t will at least cause them to be
more careful in the future.
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MEDICINE LODGE
the Editor OF the Eagle.

] the Editor OF the Eagle.
MEDICINE LODGE, Aug. 8.
Appropriate memorial services were
held here to-day in honor of the dead
citizen and soldier, General Grant.
Hotels, business houses and churches
were draped IN mourning. Eldred
post. G.. :. r. turned out en- masse
and attended the Presbyterian church.
Medicine Lodge paid its homage to
the name and fame OF the greatest mil
itary character of modern times. lie
was an American citizen-that silent
man-and "hfs fame folds in this orb
o the earth"
Nor cared that silent man for fame,
Or conquest, glory or renown.
Twas not for him TO stride DER slain
And bleeding flesh to grasp a crown,
Nor for ambition was his sabre drawn
To lead our armies 'gainst a stubborn foe.
He did not wish TO see the nations Drawn
Bleed and perish in his country's woe.
Serene stern amid ahe storms of state,
He neyer faltered in his country's cause.
Fearless and grand he met the common fate
OF men and with their tears, the worlds
applause.
lie loved the South and would not see her 20
From the sisterhood and union of the
states.
For union and liberty he struck he tblow.
And history his name and fame relates.
All that is mortal of Ulysses sleeps
Beneath q mound Of earth, beneath the
sod,
And while the grea, republic mourns and
weeps,
His soul reposes in the bosom Of his God.
Last Monday we had another good
rain.
The Lodge has one of the finest no.
tells in Southern Kansas, 1.-THE Grand"
Lockwood and F1emming proprietors.
Ii is thrce-story building, furnished
in grand style. "The Grand" would
fill the bill for first-class hotel in a
city rs big as Wichita.
Some of the railroad contractors
and graders have pitched tents within
the limits of the city, and grading
from Atica 10 the Lodge is going on
in good shape.
Speaking of the Indians and their
leasessto the stock growers, il is the
opinion of people here that the gov
eminent should disarm the barbarous
tribes and allow them to lease all the
lands which they do not need for their
own use, and that if they are not dis
armed, that sufficient military force
should be stationed on the border to
prevent any outbreak or incursion. 1t
lie simply ridiculous 10 arm band of
blood-thirsty savages and leave the
settlements unprotected. Sooner or
later-and the sooner the better-the
unciyilizcd Indian must go. The more
territory you give an Indian, the
more likely il is that he will paint
himself red and thirst for gore. Dis
arm the red devils. and force them to
till the soil; or, if that fails. annihilate
the hostile bands, aud permit the
star of empire To peacefully pursue
its westward march. The late scare
was q mere ruse and started by adj
venturers for the purpose of plumber.
There was no excitement here, aud no
feeling of insecurity. But our west
ern neighbors have not forgotten the
bloody raid of as. Ii is time our
Indian policy becsme fixed and safe.
The people along the border are tired
Of the Cheyenne and Arapahoe racket.
At the county convention here to-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-11
day the following delegates were

day the following delegates were
chosen TO the Harper convention: G.
D. Orner, H. H. Hardy, DR.. L. d.
Skillind. Geo, Mate; alternates, H. Z.
Dunn, I. L. Overstreet. Geo. w. Ellis,
J. A. McPhee, w. l.. p. Burney. A
molten to the effect that each delegate
exert all honorable effort for the NOM
ination of James A. Ray for judge of
this district was voted down, but the
convention, by vote of nine to one,
favored Ray. If Ray is working the
prohibition racket Medicine Lodge is
against him-that is. if the whisky
business is any indication. Barber
county ought 10 be for Reed, and will
be for him when the situation is
understood. MACDUFF.
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SAD, VERY SAD.

Now that AL Griffin and Joe Hud-
son are fighting what will become OF
of the prohibition hosts. 1t pains US
more than we can tell to see these men,
who morally are so far elevated above
we commoners, get down to billings
gate. To have Joe charge AL with
having the "big head" and Al charge
Joe with having mugwunped is too
sad for anything. tskides such things
have tendency to develope the
cussedness and encourage the inherent
wickedness of Sol. Miller and George
Martin.
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THE TERRITORY.

The understanding is that every cat
tleman and every other individual
who is occupying lands in the Indian
Territory, who is not bona fide resi-.
dent there under the law must go out.
The recent order of the president,
however, applies particularly to those
having stock on the Cheyenne and
Arapahoe reservations. The attorney
general, in his decision, contemplates
a clean sweep of all sattlemen from
the territory. and Secretary Lamar
and the latter will urge it upon the
executive to push things to that end.
which, of course, will necessitate fur
Their orders. Attorney Pollard. of ST.
Louis, representing Hunter & Evans,
says that they will 60 with their cattle
into the Cherokee country, or some
where else, and that before the end
the matter will be taken into the
courts. By wha' means he intends to
proceed he does Got say.
Further weed to vacate may be ex-
pected at any time.
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kMGM AN.
KrNGMAN, Aug. 9, 1885.

KINGMAN, Aug. 9, 1885.
To the Editor OF the Eagle
The memorial services held Satur-
day afternoon at the Almond opera
house, was very solemn and impress
sive. Sadness could be seen on every
face. The heavy signs and throbing
breasts told that the nation was in
mourning, that the nation was weep
ing, yea, weeping for her brave, dead
son. The stage was drsped in solid
black, save the American flag. which
was folded beneath the portrait of
Gen. L. S. Grant, the dead hero.
Rev. j. A. Lucas delivered the eu-
Iogy as soon as those who comprised
the procession were in their seats.
Prayer was offered up by the Rev. J {.
w. Alton, after which the vast assem-
blage sang Nearer My God to Thee, :"
which brought tears 10 % ry eye
Not more than one -four cou d bes
accommodated in the hall The
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TOO SASSY.

The Wichita EAGLE is growing
powerful sassy" TO Cleveland, dealing
its blows right and left. Some Of the
Democrats of Wichita are very much
reioiced in consequence, thinking il
would hasten the removal of Murdoch
from the Wichita postoffice. SO ev-
cry time he says what they think is o
real mean thing in the EAGLE. marked
copies of the paper are sent to the
president.-Anthony Republican.
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TOO THICK.

There seems TO have been a misun-
Outstanding between the inhabitants
of Saratoga and Pratt. A building in
being removed from one town 10 the
other was burned. The five cOmmu-
nications received denunciatory of the
affair are respectfully declined. The
man who wanted to move his building
should not have been prevented, OF
course not. except by legal process.
The man who burned il did, under a
nigh state of excitement, great
wrong. No doubt both sides were
about as hot as the burning building,
and the result is that both towns lost
the property
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-11

The Miles & Lippitt stock was moved Sd
door north ofpostofice to-day. The-sacri-
fee sale will continue ten days, until the
new stock Of wall paper, school books, sta
tionery and notions arrive. This will be a
good store and always be headquarters for
goods in their line. dG2-tf
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Chinese Laundry.

Ladies and gentlemen's washing Of all
kinds done in frst-class style. Washing
brought from house and delivered C. O.
d. First-class workmanship and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Drop card in postoffice
and We will get your washing and deliver
il free of charge. PRICES REASONABLE.
Yours respectfully, p. o. box $40, AT East
Douglas avenue and 252 North Main street.
d50-lu<
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EU REkA.


EUREKA. Has, Aug. 10. IS.
To the Editor OF the Eagle.
Greenwood county hiss enough
grass TO supply all the Territory cat
tie and we would be glad TO have them
here. They can get ranches as large
As they want or need with an abund-
ance Of fresh feed near by on which to
winter. As soon as the quarantine
will permit send US w few hundred
thousand on trial. Yours, &c.
s. A. NJ.
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The Wichita EAGLE wants Gov.
Martin TO insist that the troops shall
be kept along the southern line of the
state. instead Of at Riley or Leaven-
worth. All the political thunder
made ont OF the Indian war seems
likely TO be OBJECT by the trouble re-
sultiRg TO the cattlemen.-Junction
CITY Union.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-11

The EAGLE printing and blank book es-
.ahlishment is prepared to do ali kinds of
job printing and blank book making, guar
an;eeing their work 10 be 6rs:-class in every
respect. All counter work, checks. bonds,
perforated, npmbered-or loose-st prices
equal 20 Kansas City or St Louis
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-11

Sealed bids until August 18th, 1886, will
be received by board of education for 2l0
feet Of ground on the northeast corner of
Pine street and Emporia avenue, Hilton's
addition. Sale to be for cash. Leave bid
with w. p. Campbell and Kos Hsrris. By
order Of board. d69-4t
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For Sale.


A herd of forty-fve cows and two-year-
old heifers (Shorthorn grades and 8 num-
Der Of calves, mos; of them half-blood Gal
loways; also one very fine imported Gal
lowsy bull. two years old, and one Of the
best imported Galloway cows in the state.
Ttese animals sre recorded in the Scottish
herd books and have gilt-edged pedigress- ]
will also sell a; low figures and on easy
terms four hundred scres of good bottom
land, living within two miles OF the limits Of
tie city Of Wichits. rs. most Of which is
well fenced with three and four wires into
two feds. ard has on it three roomed
dwelling house. stable, windmill. pump,
tank and troughs. wind breaks, corral. and
everything convenient for dairy or stock
farm. Two hundred tons OF hsy can nov
be cut on one quarter section of the land
For terms call on or address + p. Ford.
county building
WICHITA. rs, July 60. lSsa ss-itf
You can get the highest prices for your
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Be sure and bring your tomatoes, peaches
and sweet corn to the Wichita Canning fac
tory. d55-w-l9t
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Messrs. Ion Arnold & Co. sold yesterday
three pianos, viz: One Steinway Psrlor
Grand going to Mrs. A. NJ. Coddington,
Albuquerque, n. NJ; one Conover Bros
upright and one Fisher upright The lat
ter was purchased by Mr.. r r. Hudson for
the Montezuma hotel, Anthony. d6S-lt
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Companies.

Corporations or joint stock companies will
take notice that the EAGLE printing house
are prepared to furnish them with complete
outfits.
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Attention =

The Fair has moved to No. 147 Main
street, second door north of Woodman's
bank, with full new line holdings, frames,
art goods, boys wagons, baby cabs and all
kinds fancy goods. Prices as low as the low
est. Call and see us. No trouble to show
goods. WILLIS & COMBS,
d64-tf Proprietors.
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Y. b. Rutledge,the dry goods and grocery
merchant of the west side, had his entire
stock of groceries and dry goods sold under
chattel mortgage last week. T. II. Lynch
was the purchaser. Lynch says he will give
some person . big bargain, as he will sell
the whole stock in bulk. d69-lt
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Building and Loan.
The EAGLE building and loan association
blank books, bylaws and constitution out
fit is admitted to be the best in the state.
Send for estimates and samples.
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Warning

Notice is hereby given to all::parties not to
accept of check drawn by Hoffmaster &
Son in favor of Mrs. w. Winch for $500.
as it will not be honored. MRS. WINCH.
6s-3t
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For Sale

For Sale.
The entire stock Of dry goods, groceries,
show cases, counters, shelves, one two-seat
spring wagon and pair Of ponies. The
stock is in good shape. only about three
months in business, was owned by Y. b.
Rutlege west OF bridge. will sell the en-
tire stock at bargain, or trade for city
property or farm land. A good chance for
some person that wants TO start country
store. must sell Immediately, as have no
time TO attend TO II. THos H. LYNCH.
d 60 2t-w 2t
The ladies and society of the Christian
church will give a social entertainment in
the way of lawn festival at the residence
of J. R. Snively, 234 North Emporia avenue
tonight. Refreshments will be served by
the ladies, and good time no doubt for all
who will attend. Give the ladies your pres
ence and encourage their work. All are in
vited. By order of the committee.
dG9-lt
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3. u. Jeu0, u. D.,
Ply siciAn, Surgeon and AccOucher. Disease
Of Females a speciality. Office 40 Douglas ave
Door No, Residence 40S South EmpOri
avenue dl67-tf.
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Auction sales every DAY At the Wichita
ho.se and mule market Anyone wishing
to buy Any kind Of . horse, mule or col;
can be accommodated d4s-c
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Money Loaners.

Money Loaners.
The EAGLE loan register is pronounced by
all who have used it to be the only complete
book of the kind made.
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We would advise all TO read the add of
the Red Front Shoe store which will give
you an idea Of the extra bargains offered in
fine foot wear for the next thirty days. delft
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Notice.
Parties indebted TO us will please call
and settle at No. 100, Main street, third door
north of postoffice. MILES & LIPpIrT.
daft
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Use the Disinfectant and Anticeptic Pow
der sold by Swentzell and Douglass, drug
gists. and you will have no sickness.
d61-l0t
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w. A. Ellsworth, of Foreman, Dakota,
says: "St. Pstrick's Pills give the best of
satisfaction" Try them and you will use no
other, either for the liver or as csthsrtic.
Sold by Aldrich & Brown.
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Clerks Of School Boards

SCnOOI
Gentlemen you will find all the different
blanks and blank books used in the trans
action of your business in stock and for sale
at the EAGLE office. Orders by Inail filled
promptly. Goods and prices guaranteed.
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Terry L Dumeat,

Architects and Superintendents. Once Green
4 Hays new block, corner Douglas avenue and
Water Street. Wichita. Kansas. r. q. box sse
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r1o11setnxAI Dn1o1oAY.
A7IO1N111k1ELAW.
]. =. ooDdsssas6,
ArfoDnY At Law, Wis1ita, ssdgwick sel1ly
Kassas. OAee IN C1s..nial Biloxi: Me.9
he. .. Davis,
Attorney At Law. oaes over "ississ Hss1sz
]. 4. Hsnpbfsy.
Attorney at Law, Citizens Bank Building.
wichita, Kansas.
]. c, nlltsa,
Attorney At Law OAce over Boulte furniture
store, Eagle Block, Wichita dis
Dsrris L Jewett,
AttoIneys-at-LsW. Once Temple Block.
Jessph kseaI0,
Attorney -at.lsv. once on Douglas axenre.
over Lyneh's dry soods store. d0-u'
Edward 0'suas,
Attorney u Law and General Collection At
torney. Once with Jno- Z. Parsons. over
Kansas National Bank.
lanes :. naIer,
courts Collections . speciality. Clearwater.
kansas.
Hattsa { Russles,
Attorneys at Law. Eagle Block, wichita. Kan.
c. Reed.
Attorney at Law. liz Douglas avenue, wieh-
isa, Kansss dss4-tf
6. ". c. leses,
Atsorney-at-law. Once In Eagle block, over
iovey 4 Co. . dry sOods store 1s-s,-u.
. MADAME GEO. W. adams.
Adams { Adams,
Attorneyy At Law WIN p5.ensiss In ss.ss and
Ksrsas. dl3-
Harris, Harris { vernllliea,
Attorneys ~ Law, Commercial block. Wich-
tn. Kansas
O. W. coLLiSGs. 'RoBr riArr
CoIIiass { Piatt,::
Attorneys at Law. VIII practice In both state
and Federal courts. Office In Temple block
Main street, second stairway north Of Post
Office. Wichita. Kansas
90. Kirk,
Attorney at Iaw-Room No. 3. U 8 Land
,fice building. Wichita. Kansas.
,. D. HOUSTON. Nv. BENTLEY
Heustoa { Bentley,
Attorneys At Law Office over Kansas Ma
tional hank. Wichita. Kan.
If. lasck,
Attorney at Law. arst door north Of 8.
Land ONCE, In Commercial Block. wichita.
kansas- Special attention given to all 'nds oil
business connected with the U. s. Land Once.
E. c. RsssIes,
Attorney at-law. Onice over No. 81, Main
Street, wlchita, Kansas- So
W.T.. walker,
Attorney ut Law. Once over Kansas Ma
tiOnal bank.
D. 4. Mitchell,
Attorney at-law and collection agent. No. II
Main street. Wichita. Kansas- lH-u
PHYSICIANS.
ORE. Mccoy { Purdy,
once ls7 Main street, over Recht 4 Sons store.
Wichita, Kans. Telephone ut residence.
Dr.. ]. Cobb,
doors west Of Globe Iron works. Calls At
tended to at all hours day or night. Chronic
diseases q specially 13s-lms
W. n. Jshassa, \. D.,
homeopathic. Once and residence over
dSG-tf
6. n. 1ebe, n. D.,
Physician, Surgeon and AccOucher. Diseases
Of Females 4 speciality. Onice 40 Douglas ave. :.
Door No, Residence l0S South Imports
avenue. dl67-tf.
ca. Wilson, n. o.,
Physician and Surgeon. Once southeast
corner Main and First street., just opposite
the county building. d17l-f
E. B. Reatz, n. D.,
Physician and Surgeon Once over Fuller 4
Sons grocery.
6. n. Bibhee, n. D.,
Once and residence, 81 Douglas avenue,
south side Barnes block. over Derby's Imple-
ment Store, Wichita. Kansas. dl6S-lm
DFNTYSTS.
Or. ]. c. Dean,
DENTIST. Opposite the postofilce. Teeth ex
tracted without main. 12-hl-
Dr.. ". 1. Doyle,
DENTIST Once over Barnes 4 Sons drug
ore, Centennial block, wichita. N-
D. ". Smith,
DENTIST. Eagle building. douglas avenue.
Wichita Kanaaa.
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ssuthxestera R.,Ine,a csIIeae


WICHITA. KANSAS.
Open all the year Write for circular AID
specimens OF penmanship. dIl&wlS-o.
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Stop the meat wagon and get the very
choicest cuts of porter house and loin steaks,
also standing rib roasts for 12l cents per
pound. Respectfully,
d64-Gt< w. NJ. Jackson
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~------------------~- -~------~-----------
Eve, Ear and SurQical Institute,

Z. Y. Munseil. N. De, Surgeon and Proprie
tor. No 232 North Main street, opposite
Wholesale Grocery Company.
Rooms. board and baths OF all kinds furnish
ed patients At regular rates. Wichita. Kansas.