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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-22

!JAtflalCi tuT- i-lt-I ana NftHf-H
was playing game OF billiards ia a
small village in the Ela. mountains. ther-
was no ceilin. u the room. tn. roof bong,
covered n, is the universal custom in
Jamaica. with cedar wood shingles. My
oIponcn; waS smoking a large pipe rri
suddenly j.st "a. was about to play n
stroke, what thought was the content, 81
my friends PIPE fell CA the table Close 70 the
ball al which was aiming MStinctiyely I
was On the point Of brushing il nif with nv
hand, when, to my amazement, | saw It was
n moving mass. which aa close, inspection
turned ont IL lie a VERY largo fema'r Spaci-
men of scorpion, from which ran away in
every direction n number Of perfectly formed
little scorpions about quarter Of an iurh in
length.
The mother scorpion lay dying upon the
billiard cloth, aud s,oa ended her fcebla
struggle. the whole Of her hack eaten out
bv her own offspring. II which, as they could
not escape over the raised edge Of the n.!.-
lard table. We killed the astonishing number
Of thirty-eight They had not only been
carried by the parent, but they had lived
on her, cleaning out her body from the shell
of her back, SO that she lookei like an in
ver;ed cooked crab from which the edible
Portions have been removed She had chung
10 her retreat in the shiuslod roof until near
the approach Of death, when she hal fallen
and given Us this curious spectacle wa
told by the attendant that the young scor
pions always live thus At TIE expense OF their
mothers life, and that by the time her
strength IS exhausted the horrii oifsprIn.
are ready 10 shift for themselves
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-22

MRS. S. T. HENDRICKSoN,
Teacher Of Piano. Organ snd Theory. AZ North
Market street osc-u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-22
MINoLA.
AVIS Gray.l

AVS Gray
Queen Minola,
Your sumbrous eyes. AM ebon, wavy hair
| Hold ell nv soul enthralleI within a snare
SO intricate that human hands ne'er weave
With warp and wool one-h half 50 strange as
this,
That finds my love, while I must live to
miss
Your facs-and missing, ever grieve,
Minolai
Loved Minola!
Touch lips VITA riins before we rend apart
This seal that binds Us, darling, heart to
And soul to soul Goodbye! loves bitter
sweet.
If God had given you fairer face,
And me tie wealth Of all the human race,
No thorns should lie beneath your dainty
feet,
Sad Minolal
The taint is but a single drop to untold
The little SIN that on her bended knees
Some sanity nun a,ks Christ to wash away;
But. were it les-a thousand times as
small
Its faintest tings must ever be the wall
That hides our heaven from the light of day,
Minola!
Dear Minola,
Strong hands and pitilsss have forged the
chain
That found your race. What might VIC
gain,
III OH some desert island, hidden yet,
he should be cast, with only love to guidel
True, / might claim you, sweetheart, for my
bride;
But all the greater world must then forget
Minola
Lost Minola,
You were unto my life as dawn 10 day
The sottened touch Of moonlight on the
bay
The echo of n mothers lullaby
4 dream OF Heaven, wrought OF all the bliss
The earth lost when that last fierce kiss
Had died upon our lips with our goodbye,
Minola.
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Do You Want to Make Money?

Invest in town lots at bottom
prices in the new city Of Engle-
wood, just started in section 80,
township IS, range 25 west,
Clark county, Kansas. 1T WILL
GROW FAST. WHY? Because
it is handsomely located in one
of the richest regions in wonder
full Kansas. among an intelligent
and enterprising class OF set
tiers. 1t is on the proposed ex-
tension ofthe Kansas. Lawrence
q Southern railroad. It will be
the county seat of Clark county.
NO FANCY PRICES.
Ordinary business lots & 90 90
Corner business lots. ;. ,12O 90
Ordinary residence lots :. 10 90
Corner residence lots " 80 90
A discount of 10 per cent. will
be allowed on cash purchases.
Time purchases-one-third in ad-
vance. balance in 9 months and
one year, with interest. These
liberal terms will be continued
for q few weeks.
BUY BEFORE THE AD-
VANCE IN PRICES. In 1873
Wichita business lots sold for
$500; now they sell for $4,000.
The history Of Topeka, Law
renee, Emporia, and othsr Kan
sss towns, is the same.
BUY AT ONCE OR YOU
WILL REGRET THE LOST OP-
PORTUNITY. FIRST COME
FIRST SERVED. Every day
you hear some one regretting
that he did not buy lots in such
and such towns, when they could
have been purchased at frac-
ton of their present value. DE-
LAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
Address NJ. L. Mum, P. M, En-
glewood, Kansas, or q. T. Friend,
McBee e. Co., Wichita Kansas.
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il looks Ike our folks never viii get rich
Somehow or other they can't make the frs,
SI,coh. IL they make it they can't save it.
IN ira Imam was a>kei how he managed e
get 80 rich ana he said he never bought any
hing that lie vas obliged 10 have, but our
people revere the rule nd buy most every
thing they are not ob.igei 10 have. That
!, the way We do at cur house, and mos;
everybody else's that know Of We have
got rich folks ways with poor mans purse
and - we live on n strain. Il i a curious
ciTcum lance IN this life that tho FOLKS who
nd ic most liberal ana charitable with
their money haven't got any surpiu, TO give
away. Their very habits of free living and
generosity keep them frnm accumulatiny
There are 80 rich men up north To one
down here. They begin early TO save and
economics They take care OF the Titles,
and before long they have the first thousand
clear, and then they are safe. Our folks
heEin early 10 keep mp with society and the
"a hioES, and never get the thousand that is
thu muhsIii, the founiat Of wealth
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-22
YOUNG MEN ~ COLLEGES.
A Chat with President white. Of Cornell
"A broader scope.

New YORK Mail and Expressl
Andrew ID. White, president OF Cornell
university, wa, in a cEa:ty mood when the
writer met HIM the other day. Il regard
the prospect OF educational progress in tho
country sal he, especially in the ,Iniver-
sities, The number Of which You can reckon
on your fingers, as being much better than
it has Leen for many years The young
men are more inclined to study than for
merry. and their efforts are productive Of
much better results. Classic literature Is
not forced upon tho who have no desire DO
study IN that direction: while those whose
minis are lent on Greek and Latin are not
hampered by the want If progress in those
whose inciInations are not directed that
way.
an a class of 100 tbera may be twenty
who are strongly Inclined t. study Greek
and Latin, while the remaining eighty care
npthin. for them; yet hav. a desire To- study
modern literature, notably German French
an English Tie twenty are enabled o.
progress 1--we times rapidly without the
eighty. while the latter can be more Irofita-
bly, employed in other studies Tor which they
have the Inclination. The tendency to study
the literature OF our own Ian suage is growing.
and stu tents find there is much that i, beau
til III therein The b-tter class OF literature
in both the GermI IA a.Ll French languages l.
being read with advantage to the scholar,
while ancient classics are not beng neg
lectei Education is having broader scope
than it had fifty year, ago, and stu tents are
enabled 10 grasp 1T with far more advantage
than formerly. Universities are becoming
more liberal IN their courses. AMI the youu.
men are reaping the benefit.
Are modern langua ses taking the place OF
the ancient or dead lansuages!'
"He,, and no. Both have their student
and their advantages. Ii Is not considered
now positively necessary that "A student
should devote himself 10 Greek AMI Latin D.
tit hun fer other studies, while those who
have u fondness for ancient literature ara
enabled to devote their time AMI min Is
thereto Tie German, French and En- -.i.h
authors are certainly attracting more atten-
tion than formerly, AMI 1 think with nd
yanta se 81 tho e VIII mako them stu ~. 1t
IS not many year, age, INIT SraduateS were
unable to state liz" order of suck writer's a,
Shake -psare Pope and Byron; but thi, is now
changing, and scholars are bee pIning con
yer, ant with the Ella sics Of mod arn Eur pe
as formerly they were with those 81 ancient
times. 1. there ore. think @: the progress OF
collegiate eIucltion n beng better than
Formerly
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-22

lGeorria Cor. ChicaSe Herald. !


\ story has just come t. light here which
affords much amusement 10 the natives al
the expense ot three Boston dudes. Whose
connection with the opening Of a Georgia
marble quarry has brought them here.
They have had much amusement with
mountain hoosiers and delighted in showing
of their superior accomplishments. While
on the way T. Tates they met two harmless
looking country boys, who. baretootsd and
with hut one suspender over their shoulders,
were trudsing u town. The BoStonians
stopped in front OF them ami ordered them
t. dance 10 4 Massachusetts, juba When
the mouutaIneers became satisfied that the
Bostonians were III earnest they pulled out
two ugly looking reyolverS and changed the
programme by ordering the dudes TO dancs
Thinking 10 humor the joke. and thus escape
easily they danced awhile, but the boys
would not let them halt For five hours,
under cover Il the revoivers, the Bostonians
danced such 4 jig as has never been seen
When the time WAS up one OF the mountain
GERS exclaimed: Sow, dang Il, run The
Bostonisns were only too glad 10 do 50, and
reached town footsore and weary.
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She was crazy about palmistry. She had
Bought half LoZ III books and studied the
lines and the III Junt, and the islands and the
crosses and the stars, aud she had read her
Henry fortune Tina and again. So he I'M
dertook TO real her hand one night. with
her help.
This is my heart liae, dear" she said, as
size traced with her finger across the CALM
We; your heart line.
"Yuu zee how well C,eiinei AMI strong
il is.'
Yes, beloved, but it is not quite straight,
and this book says that those little lines run
nins out of it are evidences OF previous af-
fection>'
oh, but this great big break is you"
Then, there's nv head line"
"Ye,, darling II your heart were as
level as your head mean in Ialmistry-I
woU! not b. so jealous"
-Bu; YOU mustn't read it like that What
are you looking forl'
lie was anxiously canning the book and
the hand.
Dearest, love you You have a mag
nifcent life line AMI a splendid heart line,
al IA level heal line but -
Well"
i am poor AMI If YOU could only show Ine
the kate zen line tn, future would DO ono
unbroksn Or, avn 81 happiness
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nR wM HALL. SPECIALIST,

DR. wM HALL, SPECIALIST.
Cu-es All BLOOD and skin Diseases. Kidney and
Bladder trouble aud all diseases OF the url-
nary or.ans Private diseases speedily cured.
Females successfully treated of all diseases pc
ruliar To their sex Consultation free and in
,ited Once Rooms ami over Woodman S
Bank. North Main street Call or address Z.
A re- NJ, Wichita Kansas ti22s9- I'M
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-22
Why las Mormonism Crown


Mormonism is adapted 20 the intellectual
capacities 81 the masses, the multitude Of
the ignorant and poor. the wretchel. the
pariahs Il society. To these are Offered just
what they are sure ALWAYS 70 hunger for.
bold assumption and boundiess a sertioa
great show Of authority. these helping .
gertrude in faith; salvation by forms, by
the legeriemsin Of rite, the hccus-pocus Of
initiating aud anoiEt;ns; literal inierIrota
tien of thu Scriptures. ami profGse quota
ticns Of texts AMI specially such as ara -;
in the poe,ical and obscure diction OF the
prophets The same minds delight IL
prodigies. "Qloi isrotum. pro miritce.
The mors mysterious, tas more true.
The secrecy. too. Of the endowmentS has a
charm, and as well the Offices and titles
which each one may possess OF such gew-
Saws and tinsel this church has unlimited
store. And who Is not fiat;ered by the a.
surance that he Is OF the few wise AMI
blessed Of the race that the many outside
his co,erie are foolish and doomedi NJ
doubt. also. by setting the standard Il mo
rality SO lamentably low. and Offering saliva
ton TO tie worst on such easy terms as eN
ternal oSediencs and service. Thousands have
been CAPTURED and held The proIaise. too,
OF laai Is a lure too MANY.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-22
Patroni,e Home Institutions.
The Southern Kansas Railway
Is a Kansas Road.

And IS thoroughly identified with the interests
and progress or the state Of Kansas AMI ris
People snd s1o-ts IL. Ia;rens faciiiiics une-
aualed by any line in Eastern and -cathern
SAusas running
THROUGH EXPRESS trains dsily between
Kansas City sud oisthe. otiasN. GA-u-t;
lola Hzmbo!dt. Chauute. Che--yyAie. indie
peuience wlafeii wsllinxloa HaTJ.@-
Atties and int mediate points
THROUGH MA L rains daily. except sun
dsy. between Kansas City Aad Wellington,
and in:erns,iis;- sss;icus. making cic-e con-
nec.ions a. OTTAWA. Chznats sud Ch-T-yvsle
with our train. for kDfo-iA. Bur in - Z. Gil
rsri Walnut sri CoSsyyille
ACCONNOpATION TRAINS dsily, eX-
cep; sunday, be;weeS ksnsss CITY, ols;he
and Ottawa.
REMEMBER ;hs: By purchasing Ticket. VIA
thi. line connection i maze Il the Z soE De
POI. Hans CITY with through trains % al
points aycitins transfers and changes 81 ray
stas.cus
rHRoUaH TICKETS car sernrcAzssdv via
this line ~ s-y OF the r-<-f.T srGT-rl ~tsf!. r.
ard yaar baggage checked tA-o1sn % 4-stins-
zion East West No-rs or SGufh-
PUIL4AN >IEEPEHS % -. isht trzlus
For fSrshsY iass -rnzrsn. see .nsp> e.1 iolc-
ere, O., cali - % s:s.-rss :. =. HfNE-.
general Psss-oge- Agent
dlss-;t Lawrence, Kansas
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on FIRST rLooI

near the corner of Douglas and Lawrence ave. q,
in q brick block. First class for = Physician s
efdce. Millinery or any business. Inquire OF
Bank OF Commerce d2AS I'm
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NOR sAlE-five or ten acres Of choice su-
burban land at low figures and on Ions
time y, 4. Niederlander. cs6s-6i
EoR sALE-Bogs by the Wichita Lard and
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HOW HEAT is MEASURED.
Few Leading Facts About the Truthful

Detroit Free Press
Thermometers are curious instruments,
said a manufacturer OF instruments.
Sometimes we find one that is all right
III certain points ami at others 1t Will vary
several degrees
What causes tn variati0ns."
''l'!;e Irregularities Of the tube They are
frequently inn effect At soma point the
tube may be too large, and when the mer-
curry rises to that point it is depressed t0o
much The tube7 have TO be seasoned
Thi> requires a year o. two Glass changes
aiust like wool When it is new
it expands contra Is AMI warps al
most IS ta!iy Is green wood. Ere
qpcntly people come in and tell me that their
thcrno-netlr, registered - or % degrees be
l"w zero wen in fact 1t was only 10 or /.
degrees below. All cheap thermometers
vary more rr les.
How are the best Thermometers nIs..es'
The tube Is blown the size wanted, the
top being left OXEN. Tho bulb is heated to
exp.i :he AIR and while hot is inverted in a
cap Of mercury. As tie tube cools the nler-
curry j. drawn up int, the tube. The open
emf u then clo ei mp and the tabe placed on
n .caie. Il is put into water of known
temperature and tie point 10 which In,
mercury rises is marked. A number Of tests
of this sOr; are made before the instrument is
placed on tiie market
How can We tell whether our thernomr-
ter arts ;,-cHrats.'
There Is at Harvard university place
for testing Thermometers. They are care
fully examined at various Temperatures and
any variation Is marked A certificate Is
given with every Thermometer examined"
Spirit Thermometers, continued the
speaker, ~ars used for very cold climates, rs
mercury congeals at 80 degrees below zero.
They cannot 10 used TO measure extreme
heat, as above certain temperature the
liquid expands too fast. II boils at 100 de-
grees. For very high temperature the py-
ronicter takes the place of the thermometer
Tie heat * measured by the expansion Of
mctais and the instrument Will measure
heat accurately up to 1908 degrees. There
is a Thermometer made in Buffalo ON the
same principle as the pyrometer and can be
placed in the hack OF a watch
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-22

o. IL BENTLEY. Il Hatfield, c. Bentley
BENTLEY, HATFIELD 4 BENTLEY,
Attorneys at Law pfice in Terrell Block OPP
pnsiie Postofi ce, Wichita, kas dis II
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-22

Roys' block. Wichita. kansas. ~
ID. W. SMITH,
DENTIST Eagle building, Douglas avenue,
Ill
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Long Island Peat

II has teea discovered that piece Of
swampy land near Clifton, L l., contain.
peat such Is found in the boSs os Ireland
1t burns nicely with a clear bright fame,
and numbers Of wealthy people on the island
are burning ii in CRATES, for which it is ssii
to be warmer and more desirable than can
mel coal
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-22

NOR SALE-rifty head Of horses, mules and
mares, on time II. L. Hill, st Wichita
Horse and Mule Market. dac-n
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Extra Branches

A wealthy Irish farmer intending 70 -s-nd
his son to college, recently wrote a short
letter 10 the heads OF Oxford university. IN
which be said: please say what are your
terms for a year, and viii II coat anything
extra il my son learns 10 write a good hA-,i
and spell proper. a well As 10 row a boat'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-22

Everybody goes to Englewood.
Western Kansas. Thunderbolt
Stage Line, runs daily from Dodge
City 70 Eng ewood. Supper at
Wichita, dinner at Cooper's no.
tel, Englewood, 100 miles in 18
hours, by way Of Dodge City, TO
EngleWood. d2J6-M VIZ
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The American and His Books


The American is becoming, believe FAR
IN r. accurate about books than the English
man, and hear with pleasure that the Eng
li-h dealer finds his customer, bcyoa The sea
considerably more eHactinS than his Eng
i'm
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-22

TOR lLE-Medicine Lodge. county sea. o
L Barber county; the . = town for bushes,
west of " ichita: two TailT. ais. the - Louis
a Wichita. and the Kansas Sputt rrn viii De
completed TO this town this summer. For
prices IF real estate address q. Morris. Medi-
cn. f,i.i.s,4 dzlI-tI
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-22

L b'iiers. 49, ia dues each: extra large iry
boxes. suitable Tor coal. cubs or wood all in a
No order. capacity ij-hor - power -sch Terms
reasu. able INQUIRE at u at-r Works Office.
Main street. Iiouck Bros .. douglas avenue.
u. II EggiestGn, >u"'t Wichita Water o
dsus-e& WIN
s,on TrADE- Clearwater town prn,ert jr
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-22

Formerly physician and surgeon 70 the Louis
Vile City and Marine hospital, and late health
of,icer of Springfield Illinois, has located at
No 10 Main street, opposite the postofice,
for general practice Special attention paid to
gvnecoiogy, electric and galvanic baths. OF
night us9-I
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Homgopathist No. IL North Main street
first 1t ,irway south OF Central drug store
nearly opposite the postofice; Wichita, Nan sas
o.be.. h5urs from to 9 A. n. to and 10
.. 10 Chronic diseases u speciality l23-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-22

NvANTED-AS Situation in market garden,
w Ii wears experience in Illinois Ia growing
plants and vegetables for market Address o.
Miitting, 4. .. Box IA, Newton, Kansas.
d.45-4W'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-22

In the west OF England the fortunes ~
children arc believed to bs largely reg uiaisc
BY the day Of the Sses on "hich ttsy ard
born
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Whitehall Times: When soul sni stomach
both hunger-feed The latter hsfors snisav.
oring 70 satisfy the appetite OF the former
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Dr. " L. DOYLE.

Office aud residence, 81 Douglas avenue.
south side. Barnes block. over Derby's lmple-
ntrrt -rnra wichita ksn-as- dlt. I'm
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XIyA>1ED-Io sell Maple. Catolpa, Boy. FL
w der Grape roots aud other varieties oil
shai- trees and shrubs. Orders addressed
through mail A. J. johnson & son. box -.
city. wiil be promptly aatended to. d.j3-i-t'
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GRAND $4,000 DRAWING /!
TICKETS, $500 EACH.
Every Ticket Draws a Prize !
Positively No Blanksll

Graad capital Prize-My Bakery. situated on
ued 81 81 90
Two Mich Cows. valued =: $500 each
Many prizes ranging from $40 TO 50 each, ard
many ARTICLES too numerous to mention
Drawing 30 take pisce . Clearwater IN April
isI II tickets are not all sold by April LIST. the
time of drawing Will be limited T. June 1T. and
IL not sold then, sii money on hand from sale
Of tickets will be refunded to each ticket
holder
Tickets on sale a; the City Drag store by Ben
L Bear. secre;si and Treasurer
My objec; in di>posinx Of my property in this
way iste safety my creditors, and parties 20
VIII m | am indebted. therefore sill claims
against NE viii be properly adjusted By myself
and secretary Zach ticket = numbered AT j
placed in = sealed envelope snd drawn by par
chaser or agent. Respt. I ELLIorr-
q m
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-22

YXyANTtp-Man aud wife: man 10 take
w charge oG horses milk Ac. aud caic for
small place IN The suuurhs- woman 10 COOK
aud Tpr general house work. \ desirable
place for the ghI ratticS. Apply north west
corner Douglas aVenle Il Topeka, up stars
a. D., ut-
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1t is said that a first-class dukes title II
good order can now 10 bought in Paris for
about SIC, oeQ
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HXyANTED--A good hotel man with capital
w TO build d hotel in the new town Of L gle
wood, Clark county. kansa- Extra induce
menis ar. offered 10y the Town company In
quire Of Friend, McBee n TO, Agents, Nich-
itA de as-u
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NNyANItD-At once Travelling Salesman for
w rr.uiar line on salary. who can furnish
his own horse sud buggy fiie me- Al " Ichi-
Ia Post-ofiice: Will h. al fremont lIouse sun
l.v ar Mnnd,y 4 NJ >i~rk i5pi
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NvA<TED-Ey Mrs CGl. Stewart. good
w girI for general hogsrw"rs. Apply nj
once No 20 south Main street d.5iti
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NIyANTEp-At once one good man to take
w nine first class c'.aniics in Kansas aud
put out sales IA ~ to sci new line Of goods
No competition: SIS to 500 per month au'I no
eNsgg.ration An. ly AZ once 10 ! IL " Cd
ard 1876 North Tope a avenue, Wichita. Jeta-at-
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VyvANTED--Employm in the city lay an
w energetic Young man. with (, ir education
Will work at most anything honorable Ad
dress A l. New som CITY dIS-ii'
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TOR RENr-A house OF four rooms, stable
II for four horses and ten acres of bottom
land. one nile west Of Wichita Address j. {.
Williams, box l53, Wichita. d26l-lst'
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