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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16
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(8ortissuns.)

(Gortlesune.)
Dole unb Wetter, brad ber General
log, Der benz gr3dbler atbemlos sefolst
mar. Ct iprang nuf, 5err bon Maiens
berg trndnete li1 bic Gtirn.
Mns er barnit nleinte, baB iener feline
Mabpe eonpromittirt baben follte, per=
ifebe i6 ni9t rfdt, fubr er fort; isbens
falls f6fneu Sic fib bic tpiilte Mufrez
gung benfen, Die nun ausbra9. Die
BeIeibign1tg mar 70 f6redli9 un6 of
feufuu6ig, bab bic Nofbmenbigfeit eis
1er bIniigen Giibnung Mlen fofort flar
mar; unb nod auf benielben Na6nits
tass tpurbe Elm piffoIenbuea 3tpifden
9eiben feifgefebt.
gluf beute Na6mittos2 fraste Der
General.
sluf bieien yla1mittag. erpiberte
9err bon Maienberg, es railB bereits
itattgefunben haben.
NnD Der 4usgang2 fam iebt cine
tnnlole Stiinn,e bonn Gopha her. es
mar Groneista, Die 10 fragte. gleid
uno reguugslos tuie Elm tpdd,fernes
Bib, NIT melt aufserifIenen Muoen
mar fie ben Worten ibres gaters az as.
foIgt.
Der Mussans? iaste 6err BON M,aieu.
berg, i1 abne ibn nidt; aber menu
iid 5ipei Meni9eH nod foi6em 8orfoll
nit Maffen gegenlberiteben-er f1iua
nit ber Qnnb bar9 bic 2uft.- Gran.
eisto erbob f1, fie bate Elm gefiibI,
kaIs bdtten tire irlnereit Organe fi9 IN
gis Dernanbelt unb aIs tuiir6e he II
linen Starrfrnn1pf perfnllen, tperiH I'll
ebt nidt aufifdnbe nnb bic Gliebel
betuegte. Nls he aber aufreht ifanb,
| fnidteu ibr bic Rniee Elm, unb iie nlubtl
! iidbIa 6er Gebne bes SeieIs baIien;
ein 0undpfes Gt0bnen brang aus ibrel
Druft.
Nteia Woit, Gratlcista, mas iff Dirs
rief 9err BON Maienberg, inbem CT Ct.
idroden aufiprdng unb fie unterifhbte;
e iiilIte, bab lire 6dnbe falt ipie biz
eliltr a1bten iDaren.
5le bat ii@ er51redt, iagte ber @e.
neral; MIR iperbeu morgen erfabren,
lpas aus ter Gd5e aeiu0r6en lit; I'm
uebri8eH iHtint mir feline geranlalIunu
bor5uliegtn iid iiber ben Gtreit ameier
1tiugen tbofi9ten 9eute iibermdbig aufs
5areges; Gu tuirff am better tbun,
menn Du DID in's Belt leaf; alles
Meitert iiberlaB mir; Du uirif lnoraen
4ustnnft efbalteu, foiueit es fiir Bid
nOff 1ff1feref5e fe;,, Faux Ct. On 2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16

-Sn Oer am Sonnabenb itattgefuns
benen Sibung ber Gountps@ommiifio=
ners ging es iebr lebbaft au. 9ie Goab
nod Der Maebina unb Sic gu erri9tenbe
8riide iiber biefe tparen @egenifanb Der
0erbanolung unb mebrere in Der Grage
intereifirte 8irger ba.!en fi9 eingefun=
ben unb bertraten ibre NniiGt. 9ie
Sadie enbete nit elmer Nerl6iebung ber
enbgiiltigen @ntideibung, um absumar=
ten, uel6e S6enfunaen fiir bic @oab
bon ben betreffenben 2an6eigentbiimern
gemaGt tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16

Dieie, ale amerifaaii6en giirser
einf9lieBenben 3ugeItdnbaifIe baben
nur binii6tli6 Der DeutI6 s9lmerifaner
bur9 ben 8aneroftsYertrag bon 1868
eine ginfdrdntuug erfabren. Mlein
erft tpenn etn in Deutl1lanb seborener
Barger Der Union 3ipei Sabre in benz
Sanbe feiner @eburt ieinen Wobniib
uieoer aufseidlasen fat, ioa er iener
allmeinen Iortbeile unb &e9te ber=
luitig gebn.
gseen oieie &e6tsauffafiung periibBt
bic neueite praris Der preuBif9en &e=
gierung auf bas gntl 9ieoenite. uno
oa angenommen tperben oarf. bob
Staatsiefretdr Baparo bas gorgeben
penbletous billist, 10 mag cine unse=
nobnlib interei1ante gontroberle in
Musii6t ftebn. (9lmerifa.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16

ibr aure9tgelegt bate, oeKem pei4e
Woae fie gerduidlos Big dil Die Gibe
umloB. Sbre GiiBe uaren nit Site
feln betleioet; iie 3og fie GUS uno
i9lhpfte in bic meiden 99ube, bic an
ibrem Bette ftanben - bann ergriff iie
6as 3l9t unb 6ffnete Die Sbiir Der
S1lafltube.
9luf ber SdipeGe blieb fie einen
Woment ffeben unb laul9te mod einz
nal tpie Elm Wilo, bas iit Dor @efabr
ft1ert, bann, bic 9anb Dor bic GIamme
oes Si9ts baltenb, sing iie quer bur9
ben groBen San5iaal in ibr Gabinet,
bur9 ben @mpfangs1alom in ben 5peiz
ieiaaI = ibr S9atten lief bunfel unb
lautlos an ben Wdnben nit. sSebt
mar iie bor ibres @atten Mrbeits3imnier !;
NIT ben 3dbnen iaBte fie bic unters
lippe. wdbrenb iie leife, gan3 leile bic
&linte Der Sbir berunter5riifte = bas
3immer mar bunfel unb leer - lie trat
ein. Mitten i'm 3immer ffeben6, lieB
ne bic Blide umberwanoern = bort,
bort aut benz S6reibtif1e bes Gene
rails, 100 feine ui6tisiten papiere fi9
befanOen, lag ettpas, ipas porber rlid6t
bort gelegen bate, cine groBe braun=
leberne Wfappe. Wfit einem @riffe
baite iie bieielbe erfaBt. ginen Muger<
bid iiberle8te iie - follte lie nit ibrem
@aube biniiber in ibr &abinet seben?
ytein = iie bate elm @efibl, als mhBte
iie unterpegs Semanbem begegnen;
alio bierbleiben! Ser G6reibtiId)
ftano bibt am Genfer-es mar ibr, als
idbe Semanb bur6 oas Jeniter berein.
obglei9 es elm Stodmert bod tiber Der
6trabe lag - in Der entferntefen gde
bes 3immers itanb elm runber Slid,
oabin trug fie Die Mappe unb bort febte
fie fi6 bor berfelben nieber.
(Gortietuns foIst.)
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Gin Werrxthe

Gin Berrdtber. Cine
lsi9tfertise perfon tpurbe bon einem
Si6srbeitspa9mann aur poli3ei geleis
tet. gls ielbe bel einem Giafer. Stanbs
plaBe porbeifam, rief ibr elm Siafer
i1eraeno Su: vgta. mart &6ii, bas
iag' t6 Oeinem 9arl, oaB Du nit Nns
beren 9ebfl"
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Or. 8pianfp.

Dieler Same it 70 betaunt innerbaIb ben
Ser. Staaten. bab es taum notbis 1T gu fasen,
bab er ber Grfinber bes beribmten Dr. Botanic
9uiten. unb eunsen Sprup III, bas beliebte
8olfsbeilmittel, mo INNER es betannt 1T, fir
Suften, Grfdltunsen, Sdninbfndt unb ale
Rranfbeiten oes Salies uno Der 2unsen. prsis
80 Gents unb $I.00. gerfauft bel 8. sfaIt.
cher r. Gnn
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''F'eiles Sarsaparilla" fit
ale 8Iut. unb Sautttanf6eitem. aurirt bic
fdlimmffen Sale bon 8Iutberaiftuna bis sur
sepObnliden Slime. @ebraudsanheiiuna auf
Der Etifette. Gabrisirt bon Der AIamo Mft'a
@ompanh unb gum @ertauf an Bieberoerfaufer
uno an @ribatpsripnen Bel u. Dreib, San
Mntonio.
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ssrete Nertheiluuo. .

8aS 1T bic 1trIade oes eroben Sulaufs il
!. aalteser &; Son gpotbefes Die freie Ser.
tbeiluns bon Strobe. Glaiden bon Dr. 8oianto'i
9uiten. uno 2nnsen Sbrup, oas populdrft'
Seilrnittel fur Sufen, Grfdltungen, Sdiuinb'
iud)t unb 8ronditiS i'm Marfte. @eu0bnli9,
@rObe 80 gentS unb $1.OO.
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= Sur6 bic Mumenoung bon ct.
Satoos Del tpur6e Der ausgeSei6nete,
u. 8. Senator BON Snbiana, M6tb.
Daniel 8oorbees, bon beftigen rbeuma=
til6en S9mer3en i'm &iiden bsfreit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16

Die gamel COMPANY in glew
yort bat li9 erboten, einen Geuers
acknowledgement in San Mntonio fir
bic Summe bon $4,850 einsuri9ten.
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-03

cumLents expire. As fast - this oc-
ours he viii allow the members the
privilege of filing the vacancies.
There are quite q number Of these
Offices that are now vacant, or viii be.
come so from time to time soon, and
this will serve rs short ratlons to keep
the hungry ones alive until matters get
better settled, or the politicians be-
come satisfied that they have to 60
hungry. Kansas, since Ex-Governor
Clicks defeat for the agricultural
cbmmissionership, will probably 60
without representation either at
Washington or abroad, unless it
be third-rate mission, or q
consulate in some out of the way
place. Gen. Blair, il is said. wants to
be director in the Union Pacific rail-
road, but since the president let Mr.
Click fall SO hard it il not probable
that he will also humiliate him by the
elevation of his rival. So far, honors
are easy betw cen the several factions.
Judge John Martin landed his man in
the Topeka postoffice, and Gen. Blair
and Gov. Click will no doubt likewise
be permitted to control the appoint
ments at LeavenwOrth and Atkinson
| respectively. The WyandOtie and
Lawrence appointments don't count
tor anything, rs Lane and Shannon
| were satisfactory TO the entire crowd
Instead. therefore, of having single
boss, Kansas is 10 have iriuGvirate
| champion.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-03

Main 0AIce, Gamer oeseis sad Emposia avenues.
eesaeh ofBes nesrWsshsss Nsioasi eask
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-03
THE INDIAN TERRITORY

( II has been published that the presi-
dent has appointed Senators Ingalls,.
! Dawes, and one other, a the commits
sion, under Ryan's amendment, TO ne
gotiate with the Indians for Oklaho-
ma. This, we take il, is not true.
| These gentlemen are subcommittee
of the senate To examine into Indian
affairs. and that is al. there is of it. In
stead of the commission being ap-
pointed, the secretary of the Interior
IS seriously considering the question
as TO completely ignoring the RYAN
amenament and assigning the unas-
signed portion of Oklahoma to differ
ent tribes of Indians. There are but a
little over one million of acres of that
country that have not already been
assigned TO the Indians. Under the
law as il stood before the Ryan amend
ment was passed. and probably il still
is the law. the President has the DOW
or of assigning these lands by an ex-
ecutiye order. and he is now consider.
ing the feasibility of doing it. This
would end the matter IN short metre,
aud perhaps it would be the best way
10 do il.
If the Indian title should be extin-
euished. the Atlantic and Pacific Rail.
road company would be entitled, I'M
der its charter, to large portion of
the lands, and the courts would un-
douhtedly give them 10 that company.
I,v the way Senator Plumb stated on
the floor of the senate hat none of
Oklahoma was under fence construct
ed by the catilemaD. This has been
denied by The boomers and their
friends, so much that we though that
the senator had made a mistake. and
vet we do not see how he could have
done so. a he is acquainted with every
foot of Oklahoma. We conversed
with q gentleman yesterday direct
from the Indian country, who knows
all of il. sud he agreed with Senator
Plumb in saving that there is not
rod of fence. house, q settlement, or
even dug out there, ned, control
led or built by the cattle men. There
are cattle IN the ranges outside and
around Oklahoma. and probably some
of the cattle would go over the lin.. to
a greater or less extent. quite likely to
a iarye extent. tut that Is very differ
eni frosti having fenced on these lands.
The boomers have stared and re
stated and reiterated that there Was
a law iorbidding the settling of any
more lndia,,s in the indian rerriior,
This has been said sa often that even
members OF the congress have so stat
ed on the floor of The house. There is
no such law in iorce. \ law was
passed forbIdding the moving of In
dams from ih,. territory Of New NJ Y
ico into the Indian Territory bu, not
from elsewbere.-C Commonwealth.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-03
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

I'M. Zimmerly, president of the council
and acting mayor of the city of Wichita,
Sedgmick county and state of Kansas, BY
the power vested in me by law, do hereby
make proclamation to the qualified voters OF
the city of Wichitr, that there will be an
election held on
TUESDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF
APRIL. A. D., 1885,
for the purpose of eleciing the following Of
icers, to-wit: A mayor, city treasurer, po-
lice Judge and treasurer of the board of edu-
cation: two (2) justices of the peace; two 81
constables and the following councilman:
One for the First ward. vice NJ. Zimmerly.
term expires; one for the Second ward, vice
c. L. Adams, term expires; one for the
Third ward. vice b. X. Brown. term expires;
one for the Fourth ward, vice J. L. DYER,
term expires: and the following members of
the board Of education: Six members at
large-;wo for the period Of one year; two
for the period Of two years, snd two for the
period Of three years.
Also the following proposition vii! be
submitted a; said election: Shall the board
Of education of the city of Wichita and
school district No. !, issue the bonds Of said
district in the sum Of twenty-five thousand
(S25.000l dollars for the purpose Of erecting
two i2l school houses in said district Those
voting in favor Of said proposition shall
have written or printed ballots, 'For the
Bonds" These voting against said propo-
siiion shall hsve written OF printed on bal
lots. Against the Bonds
l hereby designate the following per<ors
rs clerks and judges, and the places in each
ward where said election Is 10 be held, TO-
wit:
Firs: ward-At the brick stable on east
side of Main street, bet xeen Douglas avenue
and Williams street. Hubert Childs. Hugh
Fortncr ard :. March. Judges, ard +. q.
Parhsm and s. I. Holmes, clerks.
Second ward-on the west side Of Main
street between Douglas avenue and Firs;
street; d. c. Riggs, r E. Parker and 4. H.
Mckee. judges, and Jas Longrnire and W.
W. Haines. clerks
Third xsrd-M the carpenter chop oppo-
site the CITY ofsce on the east side Of Market
street. between Douglas avenue ard First
street. Jacob Piifanger, Martin Heller and
Peter Coggsiell. judges. and j. A. stedmAa
and W. A. Richey, clerks.
Fourth ward-As A. Smi;hs carpenter
shop on east side ct Main street, between
Second and Third streets. W. +. Green. b
II. Fisher and John Dorzn. judges, and
Harry Davis and y. q. McClees, clerks-
Residents of school district No. viii be
entitled 70 vote or the school proposition
before mentioned
The polls viii be promptly opened q
nine to1 O'Clock q m-- and closed At SIX tel
O'Clock Of said day.
Done nj Wichita, kansas, this a4fh day II
March, 1885. Il ZnMMknLY,
Attest: Acting Mayor.
FEN. ScuarrxxR, City clerk
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-03
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE
The Roller Skating Craze

New YORK. March 81
To the Editor Of the Eagle
The roller skating craze which be-
gan two years ago in Boston has just
fairly reached New York. The latest
move TO provide for this popular
anusemeur has resulted in the leasing
Il Madison Squsre Garden for term
Of iiveVearS. a; rental of 1000 per
year. There arr now shout fifteen
roller skating Kinks in lae city, the
larces; of y hich the hmickerhos ker Is
at the American Institute building
on Third avenue aud Sixty-thiri
street. \ new one nearly a ls"ge,
the Manhattan. has recently been
constructed on the corner of -Sixtietb
street. between Eighth and Ninth
avenues, at the Eighth avenue en-
iraace 10 Central park. This is = new
building occupying & whole block.
built expressly for roller skating
rink. Another large new rink. the
olympian, extends from Seventh
sveuue 10 Broadway, between Fifty
first > Fifty-socond streets The
Knickerbeo&er viii accommodate
5000 skaters al lime, the Manhattan,
1900. the oiympian, aboEt 500, tae
the Windsor on the Bowery abon;.
SEQ. the Cosmopolitan, At broadway
end Forty-frsi street. about SEQ.
There is Also lie Clarendon. Column
biap. Elite ard other roller skating
Kinks.
So popular is this amusement be-
coming that the managers of oar thea
tres, lecture committees, aud other
amusemen;s, find their RECEIPTS falling
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-03

Address, N. F. NIEDERLANDER.
WICHITA. KANSAS
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-03

President Cleveland seems to be I'LL
ing the posfoffices IN strict accordance
with party usage, the Democratic rep
resentaiivcs being allowed 10 name
the posimasters in their respective dis
tricis. THIS, so FAR as it goes, meets
with the unqualified approval Of the
hungry statesmen from the South. but
the representation from the North is
so thsnly spread on. that there is a
tremendous scramble TO have other
territory attached 10 their districts for
patronage purposes. Complaint is
made that changes are not made fast
enough. Mr.. Cleveland's policy, it is
understood, viii be, Is rule, not To
fill any of the postoffices with Demo-
Gratis until the terms Of the present in.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-03
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET,

J. c. RUTAN.
For Police Juige-
M S. RoCHsLLE.
For Justices of the Peace
W. b. THE0CkM0RfoS,
L.. NJ. LAWRENCE
ABE SMITH
For Urea yurer School Board
CHARLES LAWRENCE.
For Constable
MLsPPTN.
W. s STA NLEf-
For Councilmen-
First wari-W. p TEN.
second Ward. short ,erm)-WELLlNGTo,
SrARS -
Second wara-p 4 pOvNING.
third wa-d-wHlTNEY v Tucker.
Fourth ward-B. ID. HAMMOND.
School Board
Fl 81 Ward yeer--J. 4. WALLA' Z
Second ~ ard 3 vears-T " WfSGARD-
hirsi Ward > years-I VI LIEN
Fourth Ward : years. ACOB AcAfEE-
Members az L4rge-
JOHN A pORAS.
A. HESS
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Read my Partial List and Call OF Write for Particulars:
IMPROVED IAxpa


IMPROVED LAMBS.
lAs 50 acre. Of aue river b.estou,- ~ u.i,..
south Of Wtchitx. 40 aere- under c,istvsssa.
6 passnres f,r h,-su and cattle rouerInis~ IL
aeres. 70 are dmber 10 psstsr,s. - s~rS
and crsek. r,s-t Jvsiii.rs. NJ ~ ,.rs
two stable. arsr ershs shsds nj, Ss.'s -;
other buiIdings seyen miIss Of hs.s~v ha.,,s
and vim fence. sbuu,Iance ar ali htrJs ~ s,rss
In hseripr, usmerous ossee s1.S1vsS..s..
specially ADAPTED 70 ruisiur corn. koxs s.a css
tie. Ibis place Il offered on vsrv sasv tsrws ,sv
1851 Quarter section Z miies 81 az WIFI.
ita isD scrr- uusisr cuitf sfioo IL .,.,rv ncs..
Mons, stable. corn crshs. srAnssy. shjcke -
ard hog house, fsrm III tsnc.fir 4, ~ srs-ss
livinS vsser ..i...s,as $500, 80 -
,arm. Prize d $40
isaO issk Acre. I miies sruth Of W,eh,sa ~
acrss ss.Isr caisisssioa. hesss Of ) rscas.
on north and vr,t. vnfersd 6x Avisnsss 49,
ALEC rood we'll. rss.d orrhard ali hosse,, ,~.~i
Price 80 per acre
miiss. IS scrss .sssr " s.i s S.s. ~
rooms, ali piaster.i and psiutsd. su.si seabi..
corralis, he. sood velis. yonnr orrhsr6
'I re. Is ;S 90 s,, n,,.. 49,, :, $500.
$50 arses under cultiv ssiyn In scre. - wSess
! one third Of which sss- - r1rchsssr. h.sss.
log water. rusd Veil Prscs - ,.,r .rs. Nv
ie.S Sie are. .fane land for q sss. 10 mil,.
,oush Of Chsnxv n, srr.s rndsr e.i,s, 10.
living water. ihts IL . hsrrsip. ,t bsine sur.
rouA,irSi ON all side. by rooi impreyssi far5ss
iss.. SO acre. I miies fr.., s:sr,is. Fisin..
loo acre. under enIti,.tIoe. Dirt eessn :.
o. asl
Piain n .hrss I'M town IN mile. Ss.s az 4irsses
on the wi Aita I western rsiirnsS. NJ sess,
sn.isy Guilty stian. ustsr vatsr an. n, ths y,rr
ES' oasr,.r.sresiesi "a m,i,s so,,h os Cs...x
n tarix ~ so~ /, oc m. W,rsss. W.ssnr.
~ s~,,S vna 10 sm,,,w.s,an -, ~s -,
P.is< 9, an. ,,...,
cs.c.. M. ILL., 800. ..sssss - ~ "
mai, hsu.r s,.i,,. ro,n c,ss 800 nj,
Larrsin Al o. 40. 81 go cssh. psisnes =. s,ms
A. ! Der cs.S " '''''
,n.,., .,,,svs,I.. .ro.s : .sa,n I 80,
Syrnsyy ,.sol hone cribs s,n *. sa... .a,,,
n.asr,s $500 .,isas,S .,rh.st -. ~.
ro,a s,.s,,s th,s n .s.i.,ss5 s.,,s ,s.,s.
al 20,
lss rsss,,ss se.sc OH o iA.s.s %,ss
small orchard, " acres sn.i.r esiiissi.oa
Price % sen
isS - ssfss y mIiss "Sss On a. tsrsa, ssss.
10 hartsn eess'y: Aanss.. ss scrss ss.'er cas.
e.l.a ..bi. 1 ..a A sr.n "s,' EEL ss%. sis
sfss. rrcs 800
Isis Quarter section ntls. wet Of wiesi.
u. 10 .csss sndsr enitisssiss. s'sss Of
r.oms ss ssss sna ar 10Y. sns' - 49,
Price st.@.
isn ~ seres -onth OF eefars = eao inisss,
s.r.- 10 wheat. li,ios water rrie. 81 80
~. s nD,,s, s.,ss.ss,as has-s "ns ~
.ss,,. .ras ~.s..s. ~. ~, 49,, 80 -.
ehard free y, Ss
- -, Ysar'sr sssuoa y nile, nile, soen Sssi e'
sr.nsry. eere crib. wsl,., hesised 81 sr.sad
nU1 rY4~n hGliRe<f ilstO > UfI<ta. running Wal&F
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-03
FIRsT-oLAss WORK AT COMPETITION PRO s
3. L A N IDGB,
HERE WE ARE AGAIN :!
And as Always With Prices Lower than Others Can
or Dare Make Them.

Meme Kip Boots, all solid. only 81 .76
Mems n. K Calf Boots. al solid. only 2.6C
Mems Kip Shoes, all solid, a LOG
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-03

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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-03
Moses StephensOn's House Dis.
tr0yed by Fire.

On Sunday night at about 6 o'clock
the dwelling house of Moses Ste
phenson, of Waldwick, was destroyed
by fire. Mr.. Stephenson and family
were i'll the house at the time the fire
broke out. Smoke and flames were
discovered to be issuing from the
roof near one of the chimneys, when
the alarm was given and a large
force Of men was soon at work try
ing to stay the progress of the fire
but without avail. The building
being a frame one the flames spread
very rapidly, and nothing was
saved but a portion Of the house
hold furniture. 1t was with great
difficulty that the fire was prevented
from spreading to a large pile of dry
wood near the house, and from
which it would have spread to the
barns, sheds and other outbuildings.
The dwelling was story and half
frame building, was large and COM
modious and contained ten or twelve
good rooms. 1t was insured in the
"Home" of New York for $500; in
surance on furniture $780, While
Mr.. Stephenson feels greatly grieved
at the loss of his property he con-
siders it most fortunate that the fire
did not occur during the night, as it
would have been almost impossible
for al Of the family to have escaped
uniniured. Mr.. s. has already COM
menced the work of rebuilding.