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Ticket Osnnisaisla.

DALLAS, Nov. 12.-lNjitor HERALD.
Ny interview with your reporter
yesterday, published in to-dsy's HER
AID, respecting ticket commissions,
seems to have bsen misundsrstood IN
some respects, and wish mot to tax.
baok an ythinH l said on the aubjeci)
TO make some remarks plsiner, ib say
ing that "the Texss Trsffio apsosis
tons or ders had been violated in n
hundred cases, aud that a majority Of
the agent In Texas had received CON.
missions. and a majority of connecting
roads had paid com Missions" re
Ierred to the month OF September last
The VOL alton Of orders was IL paving
commits siOns In full for that montE
ana not stopping the payment at tbe
l6'h OF the month - oonte n plated by
Tfamc Comnissisner Waldo, circular
No. !.
October payments 1 know nothing
Of, whether they have been made
Or nos. As my connection with
tne tandslia Line, and the passenger
buslnese ceased On the Sth instant, an0
rarely made by any line bsfore tho
10Th to tho 18th Of the month: consa
qaently I could not then know any
thing about the payment of OotObe,
commissions, and having left the mas.
senger service. care but little ar 10
whether cOmpissions are paid or mot
BY foreign lines to our home agents.
but realize fully the importsnoo OF
Texas roads paying the agents of for.
Sdgn lines - long - the Kansas, Ne.
hrSska, Colorado and Dakota reads
pay; otherwise Texas will most Ger
tainly not get her share OF the emi
grafton from the old States.
II the Texas trsfao association can
induce she Transc0ntinensal and Colo
orsdo associations to Join them In this
movement and all agree not to psy.
then Texas will not get hurt: other,
wise the Texas lines cannot Afr.rd TO
Try to carry out this agreement.
Yours respectfully,
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Good Showing for the Cnlirsrala
Southern.

NRw YoRK, Nov. l2,-ISpecial.] THE
September sta.emen. Of the California
Southern 10 favorable. II shows the
net earnings to have been $4,000,
against = deficiency Of sll0 In the name
month last year. Operating expenses
are, however, very high, being so per
cent. Of the gross earnings,
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Every city OF any Importance has a
kind OF place like ROmo CT old hsd-a
forum where tho people met aud ex
changed views and "gave and received
tho news that Qoated through the
city" Cicero regarded that point as
the great urban, cOnvergent center in
the City OF the Seven Hills, and the
sam remark may be applied to our
place, now confessedly the focus of
Texas intelligence. We have no forum,
but at tho
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Free concert ~ the grand orchestra
anu band Al Mayors garden tonight
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Under the Blue Coats.

Every United States military post
Is supplied with Benson's Cspcine
Porous Piasters. Scientific, quick
acting.
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IrRrsH FISH AND BERWICK nay
~ oysters received dai y. iountsy or.
der V, :. : licl e and Pfsmpsly Allied > L.
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- Gents socks a. Burr & Bro.,5os Main
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The ssttleAssA with the Paddle Rail.
9oNA

HnviYsRK, Nov. 1a.-[speoisl.l =
From the tenor Of articles appearing
in the papers hero 1t il evident that
among the questions to be considered
ct the coming Congress 10 tho settle
msnt with the Pacific railroad. The
opinion 10 given that this should not
longer be bone of csntsntion ON tho
Aoor OF Congress, but, being purely
business matter, should be- referred to
. commission OF practical business
mon, to DO appointed by the president,
who should, sftor careful examination,
report their recommendation to Con.
gress.
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WANTE IA FEW MORE MEN 70
" tell The Royal st, John sewing Me-
chine; We are preps, ed ~ ofYs- lire III in.
ducem nts 70 men that eau ell machines
Apply,O j. q. Mc'AY, Manager. Daliss
0fficO Si2 Elm street, or address HARLRs
l. WHITE, Z o, Box I<3
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WANt ED--l0O MEN IT, MAKE TIES
w and cut soo1; &c tn go for cutting
ties at stump, 81 per cord for GU ting 4-foot
wood. Apply at works at Ruber.s, II. 4
I. g. r. r., or Ed. " .LDR0N, Contrac or,
Terrell. now. An
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EOR SAI.E-bAR GAlN-ONE S,NKER
~ Davis 25-horse-power engine. new.
never used; ooe 81. power boiler, new;
pump, pipes and everything connected
wi h boiler and engluc. For partlcul .rs,
inquire OF Dallas Cracker Co octlB.tl
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A Positive Written GI,a..,.

given in every cuRAsLH cAsR: vh.r. wv
lists tits frankly stated. Complete symn.Nv
enabling you to properly state your IN
free. 60 page book; either sex, one st..
Blood Impurities and Biosd po;.s.I
Msrcunai and other Ahsctions Of 81.
Skin and Zones. Biotches, Eruut;o,.
Sores and Uicsrs. Painful SS.%,
from whatever cause, positively snd ~
driven from the system, ~ means Of s.,. -
rE i na..Di.s. Srirr and swolInss y!
positively cured. No poisonou. ', SrNe ~.
catarrh. Throat. Nose. Luno d..
csnstftut,snal and Acouisss
nesses of beth sexes. treated 49, ~
Age and experience are fmpors.s..
Srsvsd .gss6 rsssediss Of ali age; s,S
Ar: s:ed. and i1.owing what to give, NO -
Der Of cases applying, the charges AZ Ia
Ntten loWer than 10 dam anded Nv 49," .Ps
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VIEW AOvE RrlssMsNr
Z CUREl FTTS
CON SUMPTT ON.

havc.a positive remedy for the above
disease by Its use thousands " cases of the
wo ~ NJ and Uflnng standing have been
9, red. Indeed, NO strong IL my faith ia H.
eeWeacy' that VIII send TWO ROrTLES
TRsAF1Sri on the dlscase. to any ,uiIer,r.
Nive.Np ess aud post oflice nddieHs, Dk
u A. sboCUN. Isl Pearl \ rect, MY
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" AN iED.A FEW MORE GUOu
w II en- to sci, the Royal 81. John Sewing
Machine. address CHARLIs J. WHIrs,
Y. o box l4S. noyS-tf
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SNAEFED HE TING BTO h
w an'ed and s'oves exchanged, u spe-
elalty, by q. W. LoUDoN, 726 Elm str et.
Telephone h m. nnyS-IA
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"A AM d L TO tn 'kP ONE no
W u. W. oudop, a. ~ Elm stree, for
move w.gn Telephone q. ". Loudon's
seroud-hAnd Store. 2W
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EoR +ALE-HOUsE OF FOUR ROOMS
and nne gallery; good CO lar a Il els.
tern; l9t @Ni'5; tlne fruit, splendid bsr-
bnildng. senplend.ii
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Wants e CANCEL S0


81. LOUIS, Nov. l3.-lSpeclal., Re-
esivsr Fordyoe. Of the Texas & 81.
Louis Railway company, entered .
petition to-day In the United State.
circuit court seeking to snnul
and cancel q contract with the Pine
Blu6 4 Swan Lake Railway company.
Tho receiver alleges that the original
contract II lost ana the copy recorded
with the Jefferson county clerk in
Arkansas Is not correct
copy. He also alleges that the Pine
Blan d Swan Lake company have
violated the contract. They failed to
equip the road, as per agreenent, or
keep separate accounts of local and
joint business. He alleges that the
company failed to agree upon ra,ss for
mail, express and passenger business
and have failed to mako settlements
- per agreement and have diverted
the freight blsiness.
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w ANTKD-A LARG UNFURNISH.
w ed roo". with board, N 6 'od nc Oh
onrno0d on or GEAR street rstiw,y for gen.
.emen and wife. AddSesr O. y. II, tbis
ONCE. nov,0.I a.
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MEDICAL ADvERrmsnr,
Doctor
Whit lEl
= ILSI IhARLES STnrt
51.kOVIS. MI

a neGuiar c'raduate of thr,s rssNAN
iege.. has been logger engaged in a. .ea'ell
OF Chronic, Nervous, kEt- uee1n
diseases than any other physici,,
lee: Consultation at Office or by r,.n ~
Medicines sent BY mail or express m9&
securely packed free from ohssy
6sryous Pnostraton. De6jGtr
and Physicai Weakness, or;.;,.
lndiseretion, Excess, Exno.vy
diligence. producing soms ~ ,se ~
effects: Nervousness, Debility. n,Hucs
Sight, Defective Memory, Pimples ~ n nm
Aversion to Society Of Fem ales. w.. ~
IRE in Life. Unntness to NARY. MI.
Dyspepsia. Stunted Development i, o.. . ~ e
fains IN the BACK, etc, are treated Nh
Slleled success Safely rr;,..tN WIN ~
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Eok sALh.-ONE OF THE FINEST
Il farms In Navarro county four mies
,orth OF Rice, containing 80 ucres; 100
acres IN Gu tiv8tion, bI2 In pasture; has n
good tvo.etory box house II four rooms,
NV heo ana dining-roOm attic ed elsie, n
tanks, crlns and 'ots OF fine grass: Will sell
part tor hole hep Apply TO INA PICR.
hRlNts, on prputtSpa. molly. Il an,
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M pTED.-HIGHE@T PRICES PAID
w for 'ecOG d-hand furniture b. u. w.
LouDoF, at his new stand, 723 Elm atreat.
Telephone him noyS-lit
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w ANrtD -A FEW PERSONS TO
w learn shorthand either PEE sona,l, or
~ mall. to n positions at 81, SIS and sll 0
per moath; positions secured pupils when
competent; can he earned In three moni hs
Shorthand writers furnished railway Of
fees aud mercaptil,. houses res of charge
Two Lessons fr e. Address PROFESSOR, p,
O. hOx n, Houston Texas. novs.,f
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w ANTEhN-A POSITION As 30 <
w keeper OF sal-smen; best rsfere nees
Audfe a A. ID THE offic. nov, At
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EoR SALE BOTH STOVE AN CORD
y wood OF q VAR etioa, at reasonable
prices; also iull line Of h rs feed. A. DYs-
TnhhnAoh, liz, and li26 Elm rect. Fast
III las, octl5-tf
EoR SALE Ala BAkU 1IN--IAKIE
- humbe tfca Is aud chnses OF various
sizes; prntcrs In nee of ether will flnd IL
~ lncir advantage 70 address wv. DALLAS
LOR liza 60 ID ShCO U,nANu
organ at low price, and easy terms n
aeHrrd WILL a, WArKtS Il Co, Herald
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WANTED--A WOMAN 10 HELP
w W mouse worn; good wages. MIS-.
40 Bryau str ct.
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WAN fEU---Bi AN EXPERIENCED
w books eeper and salesman, n si,ua-
tion in " hoiesale or retsil establishment,
Is willing that HIS salary shsll b. coutinx-
ent ON his proficiency Address +. 0. Box
SIS, sherman, Iexaa
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No. 100 Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas.
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w you HAVE SEC0ND-
w HAND furniture, books OF clothing
for sale, telephone G. W LouDoN, TN Elm
street, pnpg- ,lt
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VA ANTFD-A GOOD WON Toe OK
w and do h0usewOrk in private fam
lily; good wages paid 10 good woman;
Apply at sos Ervay street. oc,6-tf
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EOR BALE OR REN1--Resta urant and
l. fixtures, good iocat on, steady trade;
also Ave furnished rooms above restauc-
ant: all new and oil CANT fixtures aud fur
niture Address 726 Elm street ncl2O.tf
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WANTED "A L KINDS OF Sc OND-
w hand furniture by q. ". LoUDoN,
No ia Film street. To enh. ma. n0Ya- Al
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Az hNTkD~ TRAY Il LERS, IF YOU GO
w to Clebnrne, stop at the Gait House
nswiy furnished; 80 step from the railroad
depot; a splendid liable land 81 so, Accord
ing IO rnOima. a i O,R.IAN Prnnriafnr
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Az ANTkD = LADY AGENTS FOR
w "Daisy" skirt aud Stocking Support
ers, Shoulder Braces, Bosom Forms, Dress
Shields, Rubber Bingham Ribs, Aprons,
Sieaves, Infants Diapers, etc. Our 100
agents are making money fast; SO can you.
Address. with stamp, L. II. CAMPBELL &
Co, 4Sl West Raj do phi street, Chicago.
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w ANTED-AGENTB. ADDRESS THE
w Electric Lamp and 5t.ve Co. 81.
ouiH, Mo for circular, eutA and term Of
ss-csHAle power has-h electsie Lamp. Il
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30
SPECIALISTS.
Mrs. Or. I. Sexton.

The great magnetic healer, noted for her fame
and success in curing all diseases that the hu-
man family is subject - is locstei af No $50
North Market street. where all suffering with
any die, a-s may receive the benefit Of her Won
deriul healing power. charges reas 'nable
d6a-wsl-tf
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The Way Of the American Waiter.

iBrookiyn Eagle
In the trus American dining saloon the
walters are not females. A woman il q
nobls creature, but she can not give to suct
an e-tabli 'hmsnt its distinctive STYLE
Neither are they Germans nor Frenchmsn
for these think too much Of their customer,
and too littls Il themselves Frenchm,n
and Germans may have their strong point !,
but they give Us no true idea Of volunteer
firemen OF the ol1en time. II an American
dining saloon waiter does not strut up and
down the passage between the table; as II
he were proudly marching down Broadw ay
before his machine" or il he docs not call
for tea AMI toast as IL he were shouting
through trumpet in the midst OF the smoke
and flames II confiagration, Turn on yer
water, Big Sixw then he is counterfeit. an
;mpo- tor.
You may. perhaps, be reluctant to prefer
your modest request for food to this appar.
emily superior being. who slowly advances
toward yoa and stops. perchanca, to rest,
leanin; upon your table and gazing pen
siveiy towart the do,E But you need not
fear. Asi; fer what you want and though
he may give NJ sign Of listening, your end
will Do attaine l. Even when he leaves You,
in si'ence, and goes 10 lean upon two or three
oshef lauic>, ucspt.T nD., Tor soon you Will
see hun strut proudly down the passage
toward the kitchen AMI lear him shout the
trumfc OF TOMS:
"Oncc on tie leg o. mutteni Two beansI
Three times on the roast beef, and one ov
EN- rarei Pc-e-e-e soup Tapioca puldin'.
BOTH Boiei apple dumplin', hard. Plate
o iucSwaelt. browni'
You may little imagine it, but your order
is there somewhere, and although there
may be half dnz,a other walters all thun-
ier.ns ont ct the Same time equally con-
ylomerato commands. tho time will come
whea your waiter vii. strut up to your table
snd deal out to you from a pyramid Of
iishes lie carries tbs plates containing your
neal, and then, carelessly chuchinS a check
ipol the table, he will .trut away without
knowing or hesiing whether tho dirty bit
u pi-'eS3ari has landed in the butter or
he gravy. When he has left you. you will
probably find upon the tabls everythi
TcI ordered; and, whether you ordered it
n nos, yol will have boiled potato An
boi!e potato. with thu skin on,
; the second grant characteristic o. an
AMERICAN dining saloon. 1t matters not
what meal it is. the boiled potato will al. !
Ways appear. IL the establishment is truly |
legitimate.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30
Girls Wanted.

In Garfield county there ere 81 sinxie
men aod oaly siI;y eight umarr.ei womea
The Gienxooi Eco -ays: I'VE vsn. girls IL
Gsrd.ld ooaatg -hloa iss. bEsas.t>s. tai,
short. fit, Ian ~ slis-SiE.s who can
rses IN carriages pay the Piano. make
crazy quilt, sew. x2sS, iro.l, and cook for
u We are CD girls short he-e, sai ne
want Ill ths gin. 10 knew Il
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30

To the Ladies'.
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 mex: thirty days. delft
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30
Cigars

Peter Get.o, wholesale dealer in fine i'm
ported snd domestic ciSs-s, corner Of Main
and Second streets. be-s 70 inform the
dealers Of Wichita snd nciShboring toz-ns
that he has on hand cigars az superior
quality, and viii keep constantly or hsnd
sn extensive stock OF the bet goods in this
market. and Is prepared 20 I'll orders 81 the
loves; possible prices Correspondence
solicited. lai-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30
Money Loancr

The EAGLE loan register is pronounced by
all who have used it TO be the only complete
| book of the kind made
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30

Er. Ruskia's opinion Is 10 q fathers duty
20 his chllren is characteristic il not agree
able. The father be says, "shoud never
provide for his chiliren- He should educate
AMI maintain them 10 the very best Of his
power I'll they are Of mature age Then,
when they are strong enough. throw them
out Il the mast a. tho bird dosS7 ~Na
fortune should - left 70 them The
nest should always b, q: their disposal
Fathers houss open,7 adds Mr.. Raskin.
Int ~notGiu- mora
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30

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.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30
The Catcher ut Home.

Philadelphia CALL
The catehcr's wife-Homo again, Paddy!
Wei, what luck'
The catcher-Immensei Wiped EN- out.
The c W-The score, Padiy-ths scorel
Tee C-S.x TO nix
TIE C. W.-Aai you, Paiiyi Did you
The C.-D.I / distinguish myself, Look
al thoUl, ms lowell lays three finger nails
an tooth Gu the table,
The C. W.-TGs umpirei tanxio islyj
The c. (so.eIanlyl H, sleepx
Tae c. W.-Dii you pluc.ly continu.i
The C-No; lucky rc.irsL An! new,
darling, t. tasa'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30
MUSIC TEACHERS.

Terry & Dumont.
Architects and >aperintendents Once in
isOys' block. Wichita Kansas ct.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30

Mr. Fraaoe W.E.ri. who 3 enthusiasts
ors- -. ns-ils o, IT, trcyes - means
Of, 1-c;=e for ia.s<s broks be. arm hsa y
sas - stssmp. - get OG one gra1>fr-iy
Sc says, mssnaairo1sy. that is vas nos
.be :ricycss's tAai,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30
SPECLdL NOTICES..
To those Who Iraye

4
| Please bear in mind that / represent tn,
only line running through trains to St
Louis without change.
The only line having two daily trains &c
Kansas City-morning and evening.
The only line that runs trains to Kansas
City by which you can make direct con-
nection with eastern trains at that point.
The only line having rock ballast steel
rails, iron bridges, safety switches, insuring
absolute safety, quick time, perfect freedom
from dust. Also perfect freedom from jolt
ing or rocking motion so disagreeable, es-
pecially to ladies and invalids
The only line which virtually makes no
charge for chair cars to St. Louis or Chi
cage, other lines charge two dollars. Pas
sengers ticketed through and baggage
checked TO destination.
No Misrepresentation allowed in con-
nection with tickets issued.
H. Il. KELLER,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30

A Staten sand ns1sie teacher, MAKES ses
professional raa5.s on : tricyc,e- A pa:es,
coakivaEce attached 70 the rear Of the sat
With q strap fAs.s15as tie hAadie 20 Der
waist and neck ho.ts An umbrella over her
bad - y-o.sc. hsr frora tee s7a
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30
BARGAINS UNREAL ESTATE.

fine agricultural and stock farm three and
one-half miles from city, about lS5 acres broke.
one-4uarter section fenced for pasture, plenty
OF water and q small house.
Also 2O lots In city finely located and In
goof neighborhood Special terms TO those
wishing TO make homes.
Also suburban property. For further partic-
ulars see Chris. I-Pesrce. agen, for Vim, Greif-
feRetein at city one dl-G-ff
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30
The corree, Group for Artistic Hall.

Boston Budget!
II you vish 10 lie cocsite-si Thoroughly
au TAI; il the furnishing q house Obtain
two splendid tigers. ssuifei OF cours-, aud
group them in the hail Skins no longer
suffice a. decoration; it must bs the entire
animal prepared with TIA, artistic ski
which marked the work Of the fair taxi
iermist in Mr.. Odmixon,r Is Wild beasts
are thought 10 .composs- well with tie
schemes OF barhsric sp,endor adopssl BY
deco-atOrs
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30

September LIST 1 will be prepared TO re-
sumo my teaching of vocal music, and
would respectfully solicit those who desire
to study with me TO call at Steinway Hall
music store. Careful attention is given to
articulation and Interpretation of sentiment
as well as perfect tones. JULIA 4. HUNT.
dsn-5t
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30

\ single trial Of the Peerless Worm Spe-
cific never vet failed to relieve the baby.and
overcome the prejudices OF the mother. 1t
not only frees the child from worms, but
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, corrects acidity, and cures Dys-
EMERY and Diarrhoea, gives rest and health
TO The child and comforts the mother Try
it No cure, no paw.
2s9 ALDRICH & Brown
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30

Private Detective and profession stock
hunter; strsyesi snd stolen stock specialty
| an connected with professional men in eyery
tow ia south west Kansas. The patronage OF
N ruedc resp, italy solicited. oice VAL
ley CeatrS. Kansas dls&wls-lus
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30

The business viii be cont aRea > the Old
stsne. ~ Douglas avenue. ishits. Kansas
sy g Wie-, who VIII par al Liabilities OF
sh- Urn OF b. Z. Xier 4 60 Isszkiax tie
public for ihelr very liberal patronage In Il.
pass, hope BY faic dealing 70 merit coz-ina-
ance OF the same. &c WEB
wichita. Kas.. Aa< =. 1sss a.
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0isSoIuGan.

By nniasl consent the Grm o. c wter &
Co. ts this day dissolved: Z I Wie- p1rchzs-
inS Fooie's entire interest In ;he busi-
ness, iseiGdirs all took seeoants szG obii-a-
tioas row due tee f-n cf r - y Ter & Co
N n FtOIF
4
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Fathers House.

TEEN air children Is what rural New
Yorkars call tIs waits sent out frol the
mctrlpolis " = week at fresh air.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30

Auction sales every day at the Wichita
horse and mule market Anyone wishing
TO buy any kind of a horse. mule or colt
can be accommodated. diff
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-30
Eve. Ear ard Suruic.I Insfitut.

= L Nunssll, " De. Surgeon and Prcp,:e-
holesaie Grocery Company
Rooms, board and baths OF sill kinds furnish
ec patients NJ regular rates Wichita, Kansas
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