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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29
A s,.,, co,e.,n,nx G..L.~w.,,.e..

When Wallace left ConStan;inople be was
presented with an elegan. painting entitled
The Greek slave When be arrived home
IL tecaIne nois.si about that he had a Greek
slave Of great beauty Of form and feature in
bis bouse The Hot.ierx looked essant, wills
rers-d Of scandals. and the runs was soon On
the street thst Mrs. Wallace was JEALOUS Of
the Greek maiden
One old citizen, more audacicsss than the
rest epIesred at the generals residence one
afternoon and asked TO se him He was
given cordial welcome, and, after a sho-t
conversation. during which be APPEARED to
be i'll at ease, be hesitatei- starne-ed
and said: General. there IA considerable
talk about you going on The peopss say
you hsve Q Greek slave in ypar bou~,
and have been delegated 90 End ont The
truth Of the matter YES, I have Grs-k
slave reylied the general. come into the
parlor and viii introduce her 70 yoa-- The
blinds were thrown ofen. and the beautiful
picture. In al IN loveiine>, dazxiei The
eyes Il he old r,an. He had nothing nor.
20 say. ard soon The gussps q Crauforts-iiis
were sau-ei that there vas no Gauss Tor
jealousy IN the waliace bozahnsd Cor
Csvslani Leader.
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Society Expenses in New York.

How much does i. cost TO keep in the swim
Of society herel' Well" said the young
man of whom asked the question. that de
ponds. The men. and especially the young
ones, can keep in on very little, for the bur-
den of entertaining falls on the unfortunate
with household AMI couple of pretty
daughters The first requisite for young
man Is membership in club. II he wants to
60 further he can have n room at the Bruins
wick, or bachelor apartments elsewhere. In
that case it costs considerable for entertain
Ing his set who drop IN and out at all hours
But with the exception Of bouquets now ans
then, that is as far as BE need 90. In fact the
expense can be kept down to cab hire and
bouquets if necessary
THE married man with a daughter or two
has TO have an open purse, though Each
girl needs five hall and reception dresses
year, at 500 apiece. His wife will have 20
give at least one ball ard say half a dozen
teas He can't get out Of that at less than
5000. His wifes dresses can be set down
for another 5000, while carriages flowers
and suppers will eat up " hat Is left Of 5000
l am speaking now Of people who are forced
10 keep their expenses down. Those in what
is called the leading set here spend all the
way from SIS ,OJ0 To s75 $50 Idon't suppose
Mrs. Astor, Mrs. Loriilarl or Mrs Goele.
spend penny less than $40, 600 a year in So
ciety. New York Cor Philadelphia Press.
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Talking with Librarian Newton the other
day about various branches of study, the con-
versation turned upol students of special
topics.
"On what subject do you suppose more peo-
pie read up than any otherl' asked Mr.
Newton.
History or political economy fancied were
most read
~No," was the reply; "the subject Of cleo
tricity is most studied More people ask for
books on electricity than on any other one
topic"
| suppose that this means that there are
hundreds of students digging into the battling
mysteries Of electricity, studying its varying
forms and cudgeling their brains over the
problem of invention. How they
must dream about Edison's success
and hope some day TO rival his
fame! 1t is really quite an inspiring thought
~ think Of these hundreds Of students all
busy with halfforInei plans of how to still
further chain the lightning and make it serv-
iceable TO man. How much Of energy and
resolute determination it must take, There
Is another way OF looking at it, and that il
with all Of these people pegging away at the
electrical problem, some of them are sure
sooner or later to dc something which will as
touish and bless mankind. Cincinnati Times
Star.
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Charity and a Suitable Costume.

The pity in the gentle breast of a society
girl had been aroused by glimpse Of squalic
poverty, and she determined To do something
in the way Of practical charity. She spok,
to her papa about it, telling him that sL.
really felt that she ought to personally Civ,
aid to a few impoverished families. Would
he provide her with 500 and his permission
to apply them where, on investigation, shs
thought they would do the most good, ii,
gladly assented, and encouraged her in hel
missionary undertaking, for he was delighted
in any surcease Of frivolity in his cherished
daughter. A week elapsed, and then she re
ported that she was just ready to start out on
the contemplated tour Of succor. The paren,
limited that she was tardy, but she declared
that indeed she had been busy with prepara
ton. In a day or two more he asked hei
what she had done.
Il have bestowed all the bounty at my com.
mand, papa she sweetly responded, and the
fond father could almost see a halo brighten
ing her smooth brow Il found destitute
widow with three helpless children, to wnon
gave 81; bought four half tons of coal for
that number of cold tenements: gave cheaJ
but war1n suits to five children-and the
whole footed up s3i.'
And what did you do with the rest Of the
SlO0r
"Oh, / had TO have suitable costume for
the work, papa-something grave, but becom-
ing, you know-and sGj was really very rea-
sonablc, dear. New York Cor. Chicago
Tribune
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seymour. Advice to Young Oniee.eeser.

/ never yet made or procured an appoint
ment for young man for one Of the clerk
ships which did not in the end prove to be a
great injury To him | look back with regret
to my action in this respect II you get a
place, in q little while change VIII throw you
out, and you will he in worse condition
than ever. Now is the time for you 10 get
some employment which will te lasting. and
in which you can become skillful, and where
you will not be dependent upon others Any
duties which will give you your food and
clothing are better for a young man than any
Of the places in the public departments VOC
may think YOU only want a place for time
have heard that said 80 often by tbo-s who
have meant ~bat they said, and have seen
it turn cut sadly, that distrust all such
ii-As-T<f;er of Ex-Governor Seymour.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

Mob II Asa sppcar not % t< trsasi~d- and
spparsn,ly are not d-esdfaL Kinss never
dream Of roaibating them, s.sd ;e- F'-opi- are
NOT In the ica<s AFRAID d .sesn- An O-er Asa,
from CozaAnfiaoYss 30 shsaxhai- vass no<s
ooutinuaIiy sRmh,e sor vorxhip, for ,oZ.16-
e.ssoo, for curiosity. and nobody interviews
rhe kirSs do nos spFrsADd rvol; frn<n sh>rn.
the poiice do Dos look far ssce, The F~Yse DC
not fear acrsd<nt
In Inasa, BzrnaA, Ceyioa- ArHsSA. China,
tmmen~ crovtk cossznuAzy s.esnb> Nth
ous disszrAaars a any lind. vI:huzt eu<i..-
exfne pubssc ras>. ssd without d..<s<r. a-s
vhsn, owing 70 shecrsq.srs trsach a nns-
ArhW, sosse dse kasxinx sp&d<n.e = cc.-
aonaIiy een9.Aad Aeus mob a se fyor>r-
su8 . . c0sanns pAsnrmsooc n Inesa- sni
b - tsxis regarded By shs nax,ser.ses - .
9vvd a i.0p VOID - h L0.d0n-<As1gs
hR~
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29


German papers cali attention 10 fac:
which nigh; prove Of intsres. also 20 Amer
can readers. Physicians and druggist. they
say, are badly wanted in the East Indies, a.
their number there Is exceedingly scarce, and
the sick are many. A physician recsiTez q
for an ordinary visit and q 20 and more for
q CONSULTATION Dentists charge tl5 20 -
for filing n single tooth with common paste
Pharmacists who <peak the English language
receive from s75 20 $50 A. clerks. and n abs
70 O,en Up q business Of their own can surely
coun; upo1 making n mail fortune In Q
short tine. a. in the absence Of ootn5s'st.cn
there Is really 10 lrni, 70 charg.s A. the
I1lsiiczi and pharmaceutical eoll-ses 81 TIE
United STATE turn out every year several
hundred physicians and pharmacist not IL
actly wanted, :. Esay not be arnss 70 rvpro-
Guoe this s.aterneut. which y vel azthsne-
ea-1.i Chicago Tribune
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The Texan Cowboy. Lo.d.d " CURT. !"

The cowboys quirt is a whip about three
fesN long, the lash, something like cato
nine tails, being one foot OF the length. the
handle having a heavy load Of lead in the
butt, cannot be had Of proper quality for ls.s
than s.. The quirt Is carried by Iooped
strap around the wrist, ~ as to H. ready for
Use on a seconds notice. Frequently steer
VIII turn suddenly and make dash for the
horse a cowboy IS riding. The rider may no,
have time to draw his pistol and drop the an
imal in its tracks 20 save himself. but the
heavy butt Of the quirt Is always ready, and
the trained horselnan can fen the advancing
brute with a blow.-New York Sun.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29
.Societx Night,, nj the Theatre.

Friday night is society night at the
theatres in this city. This Is well known
fact among theatrical people The result Is
that when n big star comes along he or she
makes poor bill for that night, Knowing
that the theatre will be full anyhow. Take
Mary Anderson, for instance Juliet ought TO
BE- her best drawing part. Knowing that 10
bo the case, her manager bills IL for Saturday
night, in order TO give that night, which Is
generally very poor one for the theatres.
special attraction He doesn't care particu-
larry what Is billed for Friday night, because
he knows the house will lie packed, not he
cause Of the play, but because its society
night. H-Theatre-Gosr in Globe Democrat
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Architects and sup~ribt.nrsnts- crros Gree
4 Hsys' new block corner Dossiss avenue 81
wstsr Street. wichita. Kansas Y. % Dor %
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29
ORIGIN OF THE PULLMAN CAR.
A Sketch on the PAstepoard Cover Of
Lady's Bandbox-A Revolution.

A Sketch on the Pastepoard Cover Of .
Lady's Bandbox-A Revolution.
The name Of George N Pullman Of Chicago
on the Arlington hotel register the other day,
] led TO discussion on the part Of several
hosiery as to the amount Of Mr.. Pullman's
wealth
Il don't know how much Mr. Pullman Is
worth, = said Public Printer Rounds, who was
one Of the party, but / do remember the
first rude drawing Of his now celebrated
sleeping car from which his fortune has been
mainly derived II was way hack in 90, at
the time of the Pixies peak excitement bad
gone out to Denver to see the country and to
obtain little rest AMI recreation. was also
interested in some mining speculations at
RusSell's gulch, and shortly after my arrival
IN Colorado, Bliss and went up 70 Central
City TO examine the mines. There we found
George NJ Pullman He bad opened an
establishment for the sale of miners supplies
and WAS doing an excellent business. Bliss
and were well acquainted with Pullman,
who invited us 10 dine with him When the
meal was finished Pullman said:
-'Boys, have an idea
bliss who was a great wag, made some
remark about its being hard winter and
suggested the propriety of nursing ii tenderly,
but Pullman, without noticing the Interrupt
ton, continued:
Hold on until l show it to you He
stepped into the next room. and when he re-
turned he held in his hand the pasteboard
cover of lady's bandbox The reverse side
was covered with network of lines parallel
and interesting each other. The drawing
was entirely uninteliigible TO Us until Pull
man said:
AZ have been figuring for several years
upon some sort Of railway coach that will
enable a person TO travel IN comfort by day
and which can bs converted into q bed 10
sleep on at night This is the plan as have
hastily sketched IL When l return 70 Chi
cago next fau shall have model made and
endeavor to have it patented What do you
think of the schensef
we both agreed it was feasible, but mono
Of Us dreamed what revolution it would
create IN American and European travel At
that time, | have no doubt, Mr. Pullman
would have glaily parted with his idea for
$500 IL has put millions into his pocket |
since. w Washington Cor Chicago News
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Mis-. p.y.rs and IN. Gyp.y.

Mss Ksthzrins B~yard- ~toe des,k
piuzgei Scc.ai wasAinston II gloom, bad
studied, snoag otker things. Tie Eosrsny
language and rsaais The suqussntans q many
gyrae-. with whom shs va< . srsa. fassr.se.
Meeting oas II her zypsy fn~rds On The
stree: Ia BAlznorr, xi~ BAyart nd 20 h~s.
IN Ronanys wei. xary. uhas hsve yoz
h.sn dosng since l.ss a- yoz- and NAT
r-<E,zdei. With T,zrfecs ooolazs: -Ss~aliag.
mis- The Arzuza--
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

oTer 80 rs-~xz. animals And bsrs2s. IN
ciadInz ho-~z, s<T <-Ant<- can>~ls. ksnearors
and u~;<schss. sps>Ar nightly In ,se slabor-
ale yan.axszlrse u -AlAttin azss Tia Pasfy
TheT7s e; sanzsr's AmiA.;hes:re, Loetaa.
--Cfszxo E-rzA
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

ssza- -so dssl h;<.y, lad fx ss~asy yAs2
h cos.ez.<=sce u . SiS-11 u - Eo<nsrA
Essl s-r.zsiyssy O ,siik- q vks<A, ds<sag
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

UyAN1ED-To trade. for city property, a
w well improved farm Of 40 acres, h-mile
from arailrcad town. and IL miles from ichta
For full description call ON Crow & Andrews,
LIS Douglas ave. ls3-6'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

Two cars Of Early Rose, Beauty OF
Hebron, Early Ohio, Peerless and Peach
blow potatoes At j. n. Allen & Co.'S.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29
DFVTycTS.
Mckee L Patteu,

surgeon Dentists. Teeth extracted without
ain. Best set artificial teeth, - 81 Once 7l7
: Douglas ave, wichits. Kan. dIt2
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

Mr.. Sawyer Of Jacksonville, Illinois, has
accepted a position as printer with Rogers
the photographer.
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The Lombard mortpase comnanv

The Lombard Mortgage Company
Make city loans promptly at the lowest
current rates. No delay; anyone who has
ever done business with us knows this. Re-
member the address, Kansas State bank
building, southwest corner Main street and
Douglas avenue. delft
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-y.,~,,,,, A, n. &c., -.

Ixasz Ar.tazy Frozic. Il hs issex n,nk.
-Oo-zz..~ ssys Il Az~rscAn Efss -yewbe-s
IN AzD~zsea have TX With rrixarsy n ~
prn<~r ssSz>
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

The Best Opening
In Sedgwick county for q general mer-
chandise business in one Of the richest ag-
ricultursl districts in Kansas. A fine chance
to make money. Address or call on II. b.
Loudenslsger, Maize, Kas- d135-6t
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MISCELLANEOrS

The Photographer Pirtares In all s:Iss snd
styles lie aiao carries the en>st assortment
Of picture frames In he city. Give him
hHssdlv call and examine ssn pies. d-s-0
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

A rArs Il tAs czryo q - soDw
Tseun.A. r~c-z:iy la - ~ DsncA eu.A
euasstsd a s.oc, 90 nsn0D 10O0
lR - CkinnD esndA
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Crist L Rush,

Architects and sgpern,~nseEt,. o1os
soJs' block. Wichita Kansas. It
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

rzz,rA sar-y ss tks arerax. K14iAn. vho pr~
sas s<unz Szxs &c zz.ik asd sz:r "a - -
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LrOR SALE--A new 7-rcom house, well built
| + and finely finished with best material, fine
cellar. porches and well arranged stable and
oufbuildings. nicely fenced. fruit ard shadc,
tree border walks around entire property. AZ
lois lI2h feet front on Water II. conven-
lent 10 center Of business; also good improved
farm OF leo acres miles west of the city. I'm
mediate possession given. For terms inquire Of
J. Derby, l23 W Douglas ave, or address lock
box los d95tf
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ARCHITECTS.

Architect and Superintendent fisns aud srer-
irestiops for all classes OF buiidings. Once
over Hy,ie's book store. f:s5f
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

Rogers knows where to find the best men
in bis profession and always employs the
best as he is bound to lead in fine photo
graphs. dl34-4t
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LNOR SALE--A nice little home on Oak
Il street. near stree railroad; monthly pay
ments. This is n bic. property, and can be
bought on terms that will make 1t an object to
parties wanting to buy home. Enquire at
Office OF probate, judge. dlGS-d
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

TOR SAILING have for sale the well known
Il Carey Park containing 40 scres of the most
desirable land Tor residence property. within
| easy distance OF the busineFs centre of Wichita
city. This Ia desirable for sub-dividing. Terms
easy; come soon For inform alton, call on Cox
& stanley, 23s Main street. d.sj-tf
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Dr.. 8. A. 6uyton 4 Son,
Ors, Mccoy L Purdy
W. A. Rinnick. N. D.,

Once and residence, 3ii DougIas av~pn
south side. Barnes clock. over Derby's iupi
inent store, Wichita Kansas DIS I'm
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

If you want q loan on good business
blocks or resident property, you can get it
at lowest rates and without delay from Kan
sas Loan and Investment Co. dl27-tf
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LOST,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

T OST-ei5. one 60 bill and one IS bill The
1/nnder will be suitably rewarded BY leaving
Il as this ONCE dl3a-6gs
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Apt Definition of q "ConY.r,.,iop..-
rhy,ieian. and Druggist. sadly Wanted.

A conversations Is a solemn as--rnblage 81
people who sit around in stern silence. trying
70 think u s0mething 20 say.-Burlet:e.
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st. L., Fl. S. & W r. b.


KAsT BOUND TRAINS
Depart
No ., Express ard Mail ..-.--...--.s: 30 8. m
No Ia Stock aud Way II 40 a. m.
No 10, Through Freight. -l0;l5 q. m.
WEST BOUND TRAINS.
Depart
No i, Express and Nail go p. m.
No Il, Fr'gt arr & stops at Wichita II 10 p. 10.
No. Il, Way Freight leaves--.-.---. go p. m.
Nos. and run dsily
Nos. Is, Il, Is and l6 daily except Sunday.
Elegant Pullman sleeping. parlor and chair
cars attached to all passenger trains running
between Wichita and st Louis via TT. Scott, in
connection with tbe Missouri Pacific. without
change; arrives at ST Louis Union depot 1t q 50
Am in time TO get breakfast and make con-
nections with all trains Of other roads for ell
points. Baggage checked through to destina-
don.
Wichita & Colorado.
TRAINS WEST LEAVE:
No !, Mail md Express. .6:20 m
No. ), Mixed. -.-----..----.--- -S.uo IN
TRAINS EAST ARRIVE:
No. 3. mali and Express IN
Passengers will not be allowed to ride on
freight trains without tickets.
For rates and other information call on I'M
dersigned. W. ID. MURDOCH. Agt-
Dec IA ISIS.
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Ors. wilsss L Terriii,

Phys,c:sns and ssrseons. wichita. Esr
OHcs corner - Ns;n and tirss street, eTs'
Sandoifo.s rsstsurant. Op;os t<rys Hosts
BY tsy or ~ xigh.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

Tho Kansas Wholesale Furniture Co.,
has just received car of carpets which will
be put on the market at greatly reduced
prices. Examine their stock dl24-tf
"Money, money" chsttel money, at Allen
& Graham. delft
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

Merchants lunch at Gandolfo's restau-
rant from II m. to 2 p. m. All the deleca-
cies of the markets of New York ard New
Orleans and the tropics served up in true
epicurisn style. d54-tf
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Tn. ssr-si n~sasf 81 fss sterk-
ksldsr. cf Garcia Pc: ssss>ssfias iii
- hssf n N~s1>rs<l hall S;-i pa.
iss - : 70 p n ~ ne ;sT.ss~ a sssctiss
b order - ,.sars n sTssskI.
A. b. wEsesT. -~-'y FresseSEt
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29
Wanted !,

Every lady and gent in Wichita to know
that J. T. Holmes has the finest Berlin coach
and team in the city, especially adapted for
ladies calling. 1t is supplied with bell,
speaking tube, card case, hand mirror, &c,
in fact everything that goes TO make up q
first-class carriage. Telephone; Office No.
lis South Main street; residence sos South
Water street. dlO7tf j. T. HOLMES.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

Dr. WiIso1-sufrsYy; CsfsrsA In all 10
vsrsf so.ns. private dissas~s % nssis snf
female eoaffss.isiiT trss.<d cs1 gssrs.fss
= radical cur for Bsrnik.
DR.. T~nIl-oh@tsfyies. fss~ssss ~ vonsn
sof ehiifr~n VIII sss,ast~~ . r>sssors es-s
for H>nrrrAes1s ~ Psi~s. rissrrs. Ils;sls. ssf
all Y~ctai sisss=ss. vifeors tssi,, IN ons-fsf
the fee esasfs6 10 sp~,tsiis;s
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PROFESSIONAL pIaEcrozx.

PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
| .iTTORNETS-ATLAW.
eesrge W. Clement. IT,,
Attorney At law, tsa Main ct. Kansas Nation a
Rank Building, Wichita. kansss.
NE. Corr,
Astorney-ss-Law; ONCE over L. Douglas ave.
Ftp. Martin,
Astorney-ss-iaw, ofsee over Hyde Humble.
took store, ia Main ct. (up-sssirsi wiehits.
| Kansas dlSf
]. n. ealderstsa,
,rrokSxY AT Law. wichiss, sete~.ck eoraty
| lxrsas Once IL Centennial Block. lsS-u
IA. Sites,
Attorney-at-Iav Once II. T. Douglas Ave.
With Ang.o-Americaa Loan and Investment
Ienes L noatasus,
asrorneys- s,-ls~. Once in Eagle block. over
d eey Co 5 ary scods store. .s-SAts
]. y. Humphrey.
Attorney at Law, wooimans Bank Baiidins.
las Main ST.
Attorney st-Lsv. once Temple Block
James 2. Major,
A,torney at Law Will practice In all Kansas
courts. Collections . speciality once over
smith & slower. Douglas ave. Wichita, Kan.
Ratton Z RsssIes,
Attorneys a, Law. Eagle Block. Wichita. Kan
O. W. CEILINGS. HoBr. n FIAT
coIIings L Plat,
Attorneys at Law. Will practice in both state
nd Federal courts. Once In Temple block,
Main street, second stairway north Of Post
ONCE, wichits. Kansas
ApAxs GRO. W. ApAn-.
Adams L Adams,
Attorneys at Law. VIII practice In state and
FEDERAL courts ofce in Eagle Block, wichita,
ksrsas- dlS-
harris, Harris 1 verRllliss,
Attorneys ST Law, Commercial block. Wieh-
lta, Kansas
o. o. Kirk,
Attorney ~ LAw-Room No. 3. Y. :. Land
,fice building. Wichita. Kansas.
Sluss & Stanley,
Attorneys. wichita. Kansas
]. :. Lack,
Attorney at Law, nrst door north OF U. s.
Land Once In Commercial Block. Wichita, |
Konsss Speeds al attention given to all kinds OF
busipsss connected with the U. s. Land Once. |
2 c. HuecLxs. or scuooSoyrH-
Rsssies { Schooasver,
Once over No. iSs, Main |
Street. Wichita. ksnsss. o.
o. A. Mitchell,
Attorney-At-isw and collection agent No.h
V ain street. Wichita. Kansas lH-n
{. D. Parsons,
Attorney at Law snd Real Estste Agent, once
opposite Manhattan hotel. -oom D das-lm'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29
For Sale Chaap

New boarding house furnished through
out; net monthly income $3.50; in the boom
ing town of Garden City, Kan. Address S.
II. Herbeson, Garden City, Kan. dls7-tf