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Tho best 81, 80 aud 81 mons calf
ign or low quarter, shoes at Leoi
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yET ANTED-A HIGH GRADE TEACH.
w er dssi,es school in Texas; is q grad.
uate Of q normal school In Missouri; holds
state certificate; has five years' experience
Address Il. j. NJ, care Texas School a geucy
600 Main street. Dallas aug3O-7t
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When you visit or leave New York
CITY save Baggage, Exprsssage and q
SSSSsTnlE HIM and aor s*sSp , q shs
Grand Central Depot $50 e1sganl
Is ,s 1i nsssd Up = : cost q one NIL
&: q s Is
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silk and stiti'hats at and below cost
to close out, at Leon Kahn's.
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yyT ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN or
w experience ana the best of references,
n position In Office of any kino Of business
Address IL. p, care Paul Erb. ssp3-it
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School books at sos Main ntreet.
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NEl ANTEb-AGENTs FOR LIFE AND
w Services of General Grant" Most
salable edition Published. One agent re-
ported sOl orders for first week. Books
now ready for delivery. eend IS cents for
outfit. G w BoRLARD PUBLISHING Co.,
l03 Slate street. Chieago. Illinois. Cd
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Nok hENT-BUiLDiN0,2 N MAIN, oI.
IL .poslte Coutt.housc, In GOOD cond liion.
make good drug store. Apply TO Ions
BROWNING. los, Elm street.
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Fischer Pianos arc world crowned
over 10000 In use. WIN A. Watkin 4
To-, Herald building, Dallas.
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SKI ANTED-s OOTlEMAKERsTo WORK
w by the piece at 10 cents for lirst-class
ties, and by the day at 81 20 for scorers and
sawvers and 50 for hewers, Also wanted
100 teams 10 haul ties by the piece Apply
to the undersigned ut Mineola, Texas, who
will promptly answer all Inquiries. Job
lasts all winter. y. XuCKERMAN. Agont.
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Crazy quilt p,cccs at Ilauman,s.
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MANIFESTATIONS BY A No. i
w house carpenter from Chicago; Is
years experience as foreman and sup't;
familiar with plans and drawings; no oh.
lection to going to country. Address CAR
pENTER, Herald nilicn enlh-hI
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V2T NNrED TO SELL ONE OF THE
w best farms, within two miles OF Dali
las; well improved; terms reasonable ana
one oftne best hotel properties in the west.
Intelligence Office, 600 Main street, Dallas,
Texas. senl II
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an ANTED-5,0OO HEAD or FEMALE
fE cattle, yoarlings preferred; will buy
In lots OF 100 and upwards; nothing but bed
rock prices viii he entertained. Also want
bids for driving 1900 cattle to ri Paso,party
furnishing their own outfit. Address Il.
II. HOPPER, Dallas, Texas. aug26.1t
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MAJ ANTED-"A RARE CHANCEn-A
w practical painter and paper-hanger
with $1,000 to $3.50, to buy half interes5
In paint shop in one OF The best towns In
Texas; over 81 600 worth of work now under
contract, References exchanged. Address
"Palnter," caro- Herald Office. nng2i.if
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Alston's Hungarian Patent flour.

Grand circus on the l2th--Bsrrett's
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:, Jorseysi. Jorssysi Jerseys, At n,
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NOR SALE-A DECIDED BARGAIN--
Il Upright plano in good order: good
terms offered WILL A, WATKIN & Co.,
Heralu Building. Dallas auglltt
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WsNVEC.

w ASrED-FoUR OCCUPANTS FoR2
w rooms, AZ ncrths ast corner of Wood
and Akard, with board. Mrs. THAcKER
NJ ANTEp TWO FlRST-CLASS,
w thoroughly experienced miiliners
and one dressmaker competent to L. Ike
full charge Of the dressmaking establish
ment, and cut and 1t Address MRS ELLA
5, COHEN, Fashion Bazaar, Waco, Texas.
sept6-lw
81 ANTED-A1kNTS TO SELL IN
w gle's Patent Lamp Collars No lamp
will explode while using them. Sample by
mail, eieents. {. Il Rowan, State agent
SE Main street, Dallas TexNs. sept6-u
~ ANTED-l0TINNERs APPLY TO
w HARRY Bros. s-p5-st
Az ANIED-lO FARM HANDS, 1 GIN
w ner, blacksmith, baker and pastry
cooS, order cook. man and wife FOR hotel
work, man and wife ON farm, dalryman, 10
girls for ecneral hOusawork, Intelligence
and Employment ONCE go Main street,
Dallas, Texas sep5-It
Az ANTED-TO sELLA GOOD GROOM
w residence In Dallas, l00Nl50 feet; pleu-
" Of room fer another residence ON the
ground, good water; terms reasonable, In
lelligenee Office, coo Main street. SCOTT
w ANTED EMPLOY MENT YOUNG
w mGu, graduate ola well.known busi-
ness Institute, writes shorthand, operates
typewriter, speaks and writes spanish; ey-
perienced In business and teaching ref
erences furnished. Address G.. W O., Roam
oke, Texas. sep2' 81
M ANTED--h STOUT WHITE GIRL
w or woman of gooa hablls 10 do gene
ral housework in asmall family, near the
Fair Grounds; a good and pleasant home
snd fair wages, Address ] NJ, b. Box l IS,
Dallas, Texas. q
M ANTED-A GOOD WHITE COOK 10
w do washing and ironing in o smal Il
family. None but flrst-class need apply.
Apply TO MRs. j. Il. ADouE, corner Cadl2
and Evergreen SITS s2ti
| M ANTED-BY a YOUNG MAN or
w experience ana the best of references,
4 p In OH # ~ trl tn Of
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EoR RENT-BkiCK srORE, S65 ELM
4 street, SO feet deep; newly iiiied I'M in
good condition Apply 10 JonN Brown.
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esLvAN,c COMPANY.
sl2 North Sixth 81. ~ Insls A.,
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EQK RENT A NIUE BusiNEaa
~ house, No, 6iI Elm street: lJO icei
deep; glass finish and Iron front In roar.
Apply 10 JOHN BROWNING, 1867 Elm Al,
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M ANTED-A GOOD WHITE COOK TO
w do washing ana ironing in u small
family. None but first-class need apply.
Apply to Mira. j, b. ApoUE, corner Cadla
and Evergreen SITS s2ti
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4, OR SALk.-AT HALF OF ORIGINAL
4 cost, fine cabinet grand Upright p,-
ano: good as new; will bs sold soon. WILL
A. WATKIN d Co, Herald Building, BAL
las, Texas. aug27tf
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FOR RENT.

EoR RENT-Two COTTAGES OF 4
\ ronnia each, one block from the Coun.
W 'ourl-honse; m abundance OF good wn.
,vr, Norner Elm ana Houston sis. q
koK RENT-A DIV ELLfNG, M. Wj
dAeAson street, rooms; good water,
suuu nSlknOorhood, convenient TO bust.
ness, Apply ON promises. scpiSt
AUX kGNr-A HANDSOMELY FUR
A nlshcd front ROOM Apply 10 7gG Elm
~ scpltf
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND NoIl SNs
DR.. sSiGhau's Golden RemetiIsg

For any case OF tbs following diaeasss
whith the medical faculty h9ve pro-
nounC0d inoureble that
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Pixies Toothacho Drops cure in one
minute. German Corn Remover kills
corns aud bunions.
-
Look out! It's coming on tho 18th
Barrctt's circus.
On's buggies are selling fast. 724
Main street.
Great will be the amazement. Bar
rett's circus on tho 18th.
s>>----->e-----.
Grand circus on the l2th--Barrett's.
Alston's Hungarian Patent flour.
-->-
Fischer Pianos arc world r crowned,
over 10000 In use. WIN A. Watkin Il
Coz Herald building, Dallas.
silk and stIil' mats at and below cost
to close out, at Leon Kahn's.
Tho best 81, 50 aud 81 mons calf,
Ign or low quarter, shoes at Leon
aims.
20 cents will get u good ladies' slip.
per at Loon Rabn's.
-
..Oys,orsl oystersl Always ahoad.
Fresh Saddle Rock oysters at Livings.
tons Dolmonloo Restaurant.
Sehool books at sos Main street.
-
The celebrated James Moans' 50
mems shoes ut Loon Kahn's.
-
silk and stiff hats AZ aud below cost,
70 closo out, at Loon Kahn'g.
Black Spanish laco offered at 10 cents
on the dollar, At Bauman's.
e-
Rought.and-rcady straws, in all
styles nj BAumAn's.
Crazy quilt pieces at Bauman's.
Jerseysi. Jorssysi Jerseys, at n,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-04
uFE,s SUNNY SIDE.

fC. p. Cranch in Youths Companionl
What-you arc dull today
In sad muil to-day.
Up and be social and stirring. pray
Why so lugubriousi
Take salubrious
Walk, and We'll talk, for I've something to
say.
Verify, verify,
Things will 90 merrily
Whea you are merry and busy and brave.
But II not cheerfllly
Tempered. but tearfully.
Lie is tyrant, and you are its slave.
IL you go wilfully,
However skilfully
Nursing your mo1ds and your delicate
whirn-
Lie will be dull to you,
All things will come to you
ToneEet by shallow that satdsns AMI dimS
Life has two sides to it.
Take the be,t guides 10 1t,
LnoA at the best and the brightest my
friend
Be a philosopher,
Don't look 80 cross over
Matters yea never ca,I alter OF nerd
Look lot so dismally
Down the abysmally
cark-hanglng over the precipice brink.
Worst Of all bias is
HypochoDdriasis-
Sunshine is healthier than shadow. think
II you would drive away
Gloom, and would hive away
hcney-llke pence in your innermost cell,
Work-like the humble bee
Soft let your grumble be;
Burn your own smoke, and the world will
90 well
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LNDE TRADE.-No. GIL good residence in
II north part of the city for farm \ +.
S.ederlantler ds,-C.
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At the circus Some OF those who occur,,-l
seats IN the reserved chair departmsas wit
nessei an amusing AMI singular in-a.eat.
Near the top OF thc canva, Was a we!i-ir,-s ~
gentleman. who, at the beginning Of IN
p-rfcrmaEcs. serm-i bright AMI lively.
AIT 4 while. however. has head FELL up n
his breast and be went fast . si--ea H ~
NAMED III thls condition foT about twenty
minutes. when All at oace, much u the sur
Prise IF the ncn who we're nsar hiul an
quite as mucl % the horror Of fev
eral cbS rvant laii-,. he took OF MS
coat and IN seeming effort 70 hang 1t up.
draPpei II down TO tie ground underneath
the seat Then he took OF his shoes an 4
>snI them tumb..as after k4s coai. and Eas
a6ou. To jiveS' himself q hi. pantAioons
when sons one punched hin sharply in the
rib
He aros-s with q start, AMI for r1orrsea;
hooked tlanki. around hi;a Then suddenly
taxing IN tic Sltusfloa. be turned as rel n a
rnse, ami swinging ffon tie pianks dr3pp-.
down under the seats to get his Goa. AMI
shoes The sA~Pfnz youth was evinenty
iata.IHg REi.r The iTup-ession that b. VA
in his room at hone. aDi sas rapidly pre-
pairing himself 70 60 10 bsd ~bea Ewakenei
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-04
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS HABITS
Dociie by Saiure-Devout and UnIearned
or CnquestionabIe RrayerY.

Dociie by Sa,ure-Devout and UnIcarnet
OF objectionable Bravery.
iArchibald Forbes in Youths Companionl
The Russian soldier in the field is a man Of
many virtues. At home in peace, indeed
he has but one vice to speak Of He will gel
drunk when he can, AMI stay drunk as long
as he can. Drink dos not make him dan
gerous, but simply adds TO his child like
amiabliity. He tumbles about badly, but
quietly picks himself up, and staggers on
till the next tumble sets in. He is eager to
bag every one he meets, and his enthusiasm
for ki>sin; and calling all the world brother
whe:i he Is in his cups would b- grotesquf
we're 1T not degrading.
The Russian sol iier needs no iron handed
discipline 10 keep him in order He IS do
Gle by nature; and he obeys his ofllcsr,
whom, indesl, he addresses little father "
As if hs were a child. He is contentei in
hardship; heat takes no effect on him, and
be has become well Injured TO cold Hi,
weakest point in campaigning is his suscepti.
bility 10 homesicknsss. TIE Russian SOL
diers are almost wholly without book-learn-
in-. Not above 2jpsr cent can read, AMI a
still smaller percentage have any knowl-
edge vi writing. Their religion, which is
fervent, is nike with superstition But
their external devoutness is unremit:ing.
They live chiefly on soup. thickenei with
a little mat, much meal, AMI any thing
that fortune may offer on the march in the
way Of vegetables Thi, soup is made in
large complexities, one of which cooks for
each company: and when the soup is rea iy
each company marches up to its own par
ticular kettle, every man with his pannikin
in hand. into which the cook bales ladle-
jul When all are supplied, the company
forms, AMI there is sung long grace before
meat, which ! never knew omitted CT cur
tailed, even when, as the Shipka pass.
the enemy's bullets would b, whistliny over
the cooking place, AMI occasionally rattlins
against the kettles
The bravery Of tine Russian soldier ad-
mits of no question. He is stupid, poor fell
low, and requires to be shown what it i.
wished that he should do: he has no idea of
initiative or Of acting for himself on a pinch
but he may be relied On TO go forward while
an officer stands up to lead him. and he viii
hold his ground till he falls He may b.
relied on against falling a victim TO panic.
he i, too stolii and unimpres>ible for that
/: me half # Il Russian army were slaugh-
tered in the morning, the other half would
sulienly rally and be ready to confront the
prospect Of being slaughtered that same
afternoon
Tney have no fighting versatility or indi-
viiual ingenuity; if their flank i, turned
well, God AMI the car has willed the mis-
fortune, ami they endure it passively till the
manpIvre sweep away all who have not
fallen Unless Tiers are officers to order
him, the Russian soldier has no more idea
of helping to form new front in such an
emergency than he has OF usurping the
crown of tine great white car He has not
even that appreciation of the situation that
would move him To run away.
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The Hale Old Kaiser.


The Emperor William OF Germany at
tended ball lately given by the Italian
ambassador. aai seemed to enjoy him eli
greatly. He accepts neither helping arm
nor support; his hair is not more than gray
AM he still wears it in that lock brought
over the center of his head and tied with a
minute thread to in,urs its security. His
spiked helmet does no: seem heavy t, hi:
still muscular arm, and his bright I'm.
spectaciei eyes recosuz, men AMI women
AT any distance.
His memory is proiigiou,. As an instance
OF 1t, lie founi himself unexpectedly fac
TO face with the daughter of his hostess,
vino hal not visited Berlin for great mum
Der Of years, AMI, at once remembering her,
addressed her in German as Of yore and
abiding to som, little joke OF that long ago,
mentioned the nans % one or two officer:
fallen at Gravelott, who were her partner
then
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I OST-A cane. on Douglas avenue, between
IL the railroad and College Hill Under leave
il al this Office and get his reward d3i-,;ts
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.ArkAu-aW lraNeit-r
~Oh, sir. said the IA lei poetess. aiir. sing
the eiitor. Il ID No. write. The rock. vii
cry out"
That sof-
Yes, If I do m, write the rock will cry
out
"Now III tell you If / were YOU would
let EN- cry a little. Won't burt 'em Few
tears wont Might DO 'eni good
You are a cold as a stone she said
YES. that's fact hut shall no; cry o..
should You fail 10 write Mis-i Presurnin,
in me to call you miss
81 am unmarried. sir.
Divorced. l ss.,T
Il was never married, sir
Then how could Won Re unmarrieii Well.
If makes no difference. desire 10 tell you
something Twas once light-hearted gush.
ing and joyous Why di | fall from that
JOYOUS estate, l wrote poetry. ! feit a
sursii,, within me ] knsw II vas a uIu-s
Tie doctor said was bilious bgi knew
better wrote n poem and neglected. th-
bile Now. YOU see me- the Wretch that
SIN o. had served my bile As I lad my
muse!
You are foil ali the fading woman.
rising
-Ye,. l aTa fool Sboali have known
letter viii never 30 !; again
~Dc WHAT
Fail TO lock the do0 .hen hear scntI.
footsteps. soft and low
Her skirts popE--i a. sue fitts throazh
the door
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Chicago Herald Train TAX.
Two strangers were sitting in the same
scat in TIE smoking-car. They struck up n
conversation onc of them pulled cigar
from his vest pocket. OF course he was
sorry he didn't have another.
YES sail the smoker. IL believe ws'rs
going to have the cholera this summer I'm
Geathly afraid If L. Puff, puff. I'm an
unlucky MN [puff puff. and il it is in my
neishboraooi at all Gpuir puff I'll get it
sure. More puffS
"Oh, no. remarked the other, opening q
window. You'll never get it; you're safe
"What makes yen think soi7
why, you're disinfectei, sir: perfect dis
infection. Just keep on smoking cigars like
that one and the cholera will never come in
half a mile Of you; never, sir
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-04
Cruelty TO Poultry

An Indiana poultry bc7ss a. acc-s>i o!
preparing chickens fer ynarke; N Ibis fash
ion: The fowl Is unceremoniC a2ly jersei
by the head from the cop ami thrust inia
scaiiiny water for an Instant then hookei
under the bal ami suspended in the air for
the few seconds il takes the expcriencsi
hand % pick is feathers VIXEN picked
clean il IS placed into Il : ics-box. where al
most invariably the s1al1-i All torture
thing writhes and cackies WITH agony Until
|, Is finally oveaone by pain and expires
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-04
Miss Morris Opinion of Mr.. TilJ.n

New York Letter.
1t was Mis-, Clara Morris, the actress. VIII
said, the other day, that performing was sus-
cep;.ble of culture to such an aesthetic de-
gree that woman could express her inii-
viiuality by means of the artificial iinpre 3
sion which she made upon tn. nostriIS C.
those vino came within snifliny distance.
curious woman i Miss Morrison Mrs.
Harriutt-the actress. She is accused OF
eXag ,erating her spinal di ease in order 10
turn it into an Advertisement Sh, is no.
guilty I'll any such thing. Just now she is
playing at city theatre, and the house il
crowded a. every Performance. Her
physical weakness does not permit her
70 appear twice in day, and so no matt
nees are given. That means a loss of $500
10 81 900 every week. But her personal ap-
pearance il proof enough that she i, not a
false pretender She has become sadly mis-
happens
When at home she is a neishbor of Samuel
J. Tilden. Not long ago | saw them riding
together in a village cart along a country
road, overlooking the Hudson. They looked
like ply steal wrecks, but doubt if an intel
ACTUALLY brighter couple ever sat in the
same seat The famous bachelor is a suf
ferer from locomotor ataxia, watch Is not
paralysis, rs many have supposed. but an
affection which icbs the patient of the
power to control his muscles His motions
are apt 10 lie gro.esquely erratic, AMI no.
where Fear what he intends them
20 be The di.eiss is deemed in
durable, but on the other hand
Il rarely kills; and therefore Mr.. Tilien has
been puzzle, with his apparent iecrepItu is
and his persi,tant refusal to die a, pre-
dicted. He was calamity attentive to the
actres, at his side in a manner that, tut for
the Observers respect Tor the statesman,
would have seemed ri iiculous. Miss Morris
held the reins, for her hands are capable:
but she was b0lstared AMI prOpqe b. ou,h-
ions and pillows in order to relieve her back
OF jolt and strain. The tongues Of both had
no hind rauca. and they chattsl g!ibly.
Mr. Tilden Is the finest -ationalist
ever met saws the actress. He i, per
fectly informed on every subject thot can
Se broachel, AMI can tell me more ;lan
can tell him about the theories of my own
profession Why he never MARI II i, mp .
than | can com Freheni. He il far too Iowa
lie to have REMAINED a bachelor
japanese farmers are complaining bitterly
= r
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That Little Mistake.

lBiIl arp in Atlanta constitutional
That liz lie mistake about the price Of lum-
Der being SIS Ier 1903 instead o: SIS per
l0J is not worth mentioning. | don't know
whether il was my mistake or the type-
settlers, and 1t doe not matter. IL was not
as had bluaier as Mr.. Memmingcr mao lie
when he was treasurer OF the Confederate
states, late of said country, deceased, for,
when he was called on 20 state how much
Confederate money he iial issued. he said il
was either 500, O0l 90 or 5000, 0oO. 0O0 he
vas not certain which.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-04


What sort OF place is Scratchtol, Blllf'
why, its about the dea lest place you
ever saw
"Humph thought it was rather a lively
burr
Lively, Well. I sh 1uli shulder, Ii
DON'T take lat three men AMI q dog to make
Q pvuceSsio3 there
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-04
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE

4 fine agricultural and stock farm three and
one-half miles from city, about Us acres broke
one-quarter section fenced for pasture, plenty
of water and O. small house
Also 200 lots In city finely located and In
good neighborhood Special terms to those
wishing to make homes
Also suburban property. For further pa rite
ulars see Chris. .Pesrce, agent for Vim. Greif-
fensten at city ollie. dI.6-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-04

One reason why tame alligator ct a Ger.
tain aquarium j. let sloBe. l. beca lie q a
sign reading; Idiots viii peas, stir him
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-04

''By the bye says Geo. A Broadbere,
editor Of the Tonganoxie, Has, Mirror, "you
can say that the bottle of Chamberlain
colo, cholera and diarrhoea remedy left me
by your agent two years ago, proved TO be
the best remedy i have ever used. / have
no doubt but it saved my Oldest sons life"
The above shows conclusively that there is
nothing like having the great life preserver
at hand at the right time. 1t is put up in
. cent, so cent and 81 bottles. Sold by all
druggists. d24
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-04
piv;n. Amatu. or Bilioa,ne-,

japanese farmers are complaining bitterly
Of lack OF a market for q sale Of their prp-
iucts
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ST. l.. Fl. s. q ". r. r.
EAST BOUND TRAINS

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Rodgers,
The Photographer. Pictures in all sizes and
styles. lie also carries the finest assortment
of picture frames in the city. Give him
friendly call and examine samples. d-2-u
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Southwestern Business College,

WICHITA, KANSAS
Open all the year Write for circular and
specimens OF penmanship. d2lxwl3-tf.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-04

Lois NNLE--Aninony, county seat of Harper
j county, hnn1as. the Iyeli.st town in the
state; railroads Will l- com, ,leted to the town
Marrh /; everything booming; hard times
For prices Of town property or land in Harper
or Barber counties, address Holdridge h Cog
gin Anthony Kansas ,i9lS-tf
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4 Z 4, s. I z &. Co.
ST. Louis & San Francisco.
WANT COLUMN.

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