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A Sort Of Ouid Pro Quo.

RoNDoUT, n Y, July 23.-Nathan
SCHUYLER, the young man arrested by the
Albany police yesterday for fear that he
might be a possible Guiteau, is resident
of Rondout and is looked upon here as
harmless and was never known to do any
one harm, and his antics never frightened
anybody except the Albany police. When
Cleveland was elected president, SCHUYLER
at Rondout The letter is literary curios-
ity and is given verbatim below:
''To Mr.. Wilcox, Rondout, Nov Cd 1886.
His highest elxency to the highest respects
to Hon Grover Cleveland president united
states america Whereas citizens of city
Kingston can recommend nathan SCHUYLER
honest intelligent and repute young man has
been citizen of city Kingston of past q
years Nathan SCHUYLER was born in city
Kingston in county of ulster in state new
York. We can recommend Nathan SCHUYLER
who is capable of holding (see over,
policol position under Government
employ Whereas Eathan Schiller
of city Kingston looking for position in
government empty at Rondout postofficc as
assistiante postmaster Rondout p. O. n
Y. hope do all you can in my favor as
to give position of some kind to make
honest living. ! done all | could in Hon
Grover Clevelands favor | introduced
your name when YOU was candidat pres to
public at Public meetins city n Y in state
n. Y. so I'm entitled to hold political
position Of some kind under government
employ, so | will end my Kind letter
Send my regard to Hon Grover Cleveland,
write me an answer. upon this important
letter rs quick as possible. | remain yours
respectfiy. Nathan Schiller.
RoNDoUT, July 23-It was learned here
today that Schiller had said tha, some day
he expected to make stir in newspapers
A dispatch from Albany today stated tina,
SCHUYLER was still locked up in jail
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The Streets Of Washington City.

A great deal of street repair is now going
on in Washington The streets are made,
you know, OF asphalt, which is rs smooth AZ
so much sandpaper. Of dark gray color,
and which is well fitted for city like this,
in which there is but little heavy tratf1c
We never have any mud in Washing ION,
and the man who owns a carriage here can
use it throughout the year with very little
washing. The city Is surrounded by beau
tiful drives Of historic interest, and tsn
miles away from Washington you will PEN
citrate q country having a civilization a.
southern almost as that Of Georgia The
roads outside Of Washington are good and
the country in different directions enough
diversified and rolling 70 MAKE the drives
picturesque. \ half days drive viii bring
you into the midst OF "reminiscences o, the
late war, and you can lay on, a tour for .
week in which you can follow the line u
great armies ami drive over battle field
after bate .ieid - -Carp's- Washington
Letter.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24
Louisiana DesperadOes,

New ORLEANS, July 23-War is in
progress in the parish of St Mark between
officers of the law and band desperadoes.
Last Tuesday morning a colored man
named Lorenzo Randall was shot by man
named Mills. \ warrant for his arrest
was placed in the hands of John James,
who in company with five or six other col
ored men went in skiff to make the cap
tllre. James and party came upon Mills
and his father-in-law, one Sparks, in Bayou
Butte, about ten miles from Morgan City
Mills opened fire with Winchester rifle
and killed one of the posse, George Merritt,
and wounded two others The posse was
routed Yesterday afternoon deputy sher
if Joseph Thomas with another posse of
two colored men started to Bayou Butte to
arrest the offenders The dcsperadoes shot
Levi Peters. one of the constahles. and
wounded another. Sparks and Mills took
to the swamp and the posse returned to
Morgan City. II is said that Mills has with
him some twelve or thirteen half breed
Indians and will defy arrest.
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Served Him Right.

CAIRO, Ills. July 23.-A passenger on
the Gus Fowler. from Metropolis today
gives the particulars of a sensational COW
hiding affair in that city Peter Graft. q
merchant of that place. has been wagging
his tongue lately considerably 10 the dis
credit of the character or Miss Katie Glass
highly respected and modest young lady,
who is employed as telegraph operator.
Yesterday evening. securing 4 good solid
cow-hide and accompanied by q gentleman
friend. she entered Crafts store. and in a
genteel and scientific manner. proceeded to
dust the proprietor's jacket She
laid il over the head and shoulders OF her
victim with such vim and cheerfulness that
he begged for mercy. Today the offend
ing parties were arranged in court and the
friend fined $40 for carrying concealed
weapons, and the laiy $12 for disorderly
conduct. which she regards as very cheap
in view OF the satisfaction derived in get
ting even with one OF her 6efamers- There
remain several other masculine gossips IN
the place who are struggling with suspense
and fear =; the situation, and further inter
esung Developments are not improbable
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OVER THE OCEAN.
England.

Ae~ss>~S>'
LONDON, July 23.-The case of Craw
ford against Crawford and Dixie was given
to the jury this afternoon. They returned
a verdict finding Mrs Crawford guilty OF
adultery with Sir Charles Dixie and grant
ing Crawford divorce The jury was
absent twenty minutes. The decision ar
rived at by the jury is that Crawford is en-
titled to a divoce from his wife on the
ground of adultry with Sir Charles Dixie
as decided nisi by justice against Sil
Charles on February 20th last, the present
case being simply rehearing at the enter
vening of the queens protector for the
purpose of ascertaining whether the decree
should he set aside on the ground of collu
sion between Mr. and Mrs Crawford, OF
on new evidence invalidating the wife's
confession.
The proceeding confirms the previous de-
cree and makes it absolute at the expira-
ton of six months This six months will
expire August l2, the decree having been
issued February r. The queens proc
tor has been condemned to paw the costs of
the present proceeding.
The race for the Eclipse stakes, valued
at so 900; today at Sandron park was WOE
by A. Barclays six year old brown horse
Beney, Lord Arlington three year old bay
colt Candlemas second, Major Braces five
year old horse st. Gastien third Twelve
starters.
Sir Charles Dixie has issued an address
to the Chelsea electors, in which he says:
As far as my public life goes | have no
option but to accept tie verdict, while pro
testing once more against it, | can only
assure YOU rs have already solemnly as
sured you, and with equal soiemnity sworn
to in court, that | am innocent of the
charges brought against me, and respect
fully and gratefully bid you farewell | am
yours faithfully, CHAs. dixie.
Sir Charles Dixie has ordered the sale of
his house He will leave England and re-
side permanently in the south Of France
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High Flyers.

DETROIT. July 23.-Winners today
Membrino. Sparkle. Oliver X, Little Mack
and Arab
CiuCAGo, July 23-Three-fourth mile
Eight starters; Nellie b won, Nellie c
second. Iacobin third; time. 1l6 81
one mile-Eight starters Fanchette won
easily Tommy Cruise second, Prairie
Queen third time A 1-2.
one mile-kight starters: King Robin
WOE easily Col Clark second. Lemon poor
th.ri time 1:12 IA
one and one-sixteenth mile-Eleven
s!a~tors Lisiand won handily. Warrington
sl Tax Gatherer third: time l 80
tjle and a quarter-Eight starters. Effie
= wen Icrarto second. Gov Bates third:
10
hgIGHroN BEACH. July 23-Winners
'ea Ben Thompson. Nimrod. Allopa.
.,~e 3, konsington and Barnum
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A Clever RuSe,

KANSAS CITY, July ga Columbus,
Kansas, special says Hugh G. n Gavahan,
postmaster at this place. was today found
guilty of conspiracy to blow up the county
court house and destroy the record of Ger
tain land frauds. Sentence has not been
fixed. Gavahan's bondsmen have taken
charge OF the posoifice. Several other con
spirators await trial. Among those who
were arrested was r. /. Lamton, who
WAS recently reported as having died or
suicided in I, Cincinnati hotel There are
many who believe Lamton is alive and
schening to get life insurance on the false
report
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Base Ball.

CHIC .Go, july 23.-The Chicagos battc,i
lclaer hard. and ieliei 50 well that the
1r, failed to cross the home plate
re was no brilliant play Chicago II.
es City o
ston.-boston ;. Washington ?
~ orS Philadelphia 4. New York
io.,is 8. Aetropolitans 4; Louisville
soRiya O.
iimore Baltimore 10. Cincinnati s.
.st'elphis- -Pittsburg Il, Athletics g.
Gin. Neb.-I.incoln won the Western
eanie with Leavenworth today by a
et'S 20 :. The game was the first here
eIson. Harrington and Hover. Lin
1ticry Hogan and Welsh for Leaven-
q tka-The game between ST Joseph
l9paSa, Western league teams. was
d 4 draw in the tenth inning on SC
% darkness The score then stood
BY innings il was follows:
ka- 0 0 0 2 2 0 / O l-6
oseph- 9 1 o 0 0 0 o 26
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24
The Railway Must Stand the Loss

CHICAGO, July 23-The appellate cour,
has rendered decision in the case of the
Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad
company against CharlesS. Bartlett affirm
ing the decision of the lower court. Bart
lett was paymaster for the railroad com
pany, and on March 1, 1884, package of
money containing 500, $50 was stolen from
the safe in his office in the company's build
ing at the corner of Adams and Franklin
streets. No clue to the robber was ever
discovered, but the company dismissed
Bartlett from its service for alleged negli-
gence. claiming that he had left his office
to go to lunch and had not closed the safe
with the combination, although he insisted
that he had left the safe locked The com
pany brought suit against him and his
bondsmen. The jury in the superior court
acquitted him and the company took an
appeal. which was decided as above
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24
The Cutting Episode.

Ell PAso, Tex, July 23.-..ditor Cut
ting, of Ell Paso is still in jail at Paso del
Norte, just across the river He was taken
out Wednesday night and led before i
judge who stated that an order had been
received from the supreme court of Chihua
hua TO admit Cutting to bail Cutting sent
for Consul Brigham, who told the Judge
that he was in the hands of his government
which demanded his unconditional release
and he would ignore the chihuahua court.
He was then remanded to Jail, but again
brought yesterday and questioned Consul
Brigham advised him not to answer Con
siderable excitement exists in Paso del
Norte. Quite a large body Of Mexican
troops have been qlartered there within the
past forty-eight hours. The object of this
movement is not known
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What Does 1t Mean.

Ell PAso, Texas, July 23-In spite of re-
peated assurances given by Mexican of
Gals during the day that no more troops
should be sent to Paso del Norte it is learn
ed late tonight from an authentic source
that a train loaded with troops is on its
way north from Chihuahua and will be in
Paso del Norte before daylight There is
evidently a concentration of troops com
mencing. They are thought to be Chihu-
hua state and not Mexican federal troops
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AGhOStly Scrap.

MUsKoGEE, I. T., July 23-News Of a
probably fatal shooting at Lees creek,
twenty one miles northeast of Childer'
station, has reached here. A child, the
cousin of Sam Hum, lay dead at the house
of Jack Hawk. Hawk got drunk and
commenced raising racket. Hum wanted
him to show a little respect for the corpse
and keep quiet, when Hawk became en-
ragged and shot the former through both
legs, breaking the bones Blood poisoning
has SET in and the wounded man will die.
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wv MANIFESTATION by a tirstclass cook. any
w branch. Address John Hay, Eagle Office.
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Never Had Any Ma,

MARsHFIELD, Mo-, July 21-This quiet
little city was this morning thrown into a
futter Of excitement by the announcement
that beautiful blue-eyed, chubby, baby
girl, evidently about three months Old had
been found in a basket on the front door of
W. H. Bryan The child had been stupe-
fed by drugs, and when found was almost
insensiblc, and apparently so affected by
exposure and want of nourishment that il
is not expected to live The child was evil
IDENTIFY brought here by a woman who ar
rived on the 1890 train from the west last
night and left this morning at 5 o'clock on
the train from the east She gave her name
AS Smith, and she was from Fort Scott
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

GREENvILLE, Tex, July 23.-ln the
district court today, Judge Pullman de
cided the case of the First National bank
VS.. Buzard & Pennington, giving judgment
for the plaintiff. Pennington was formerly
q cattle buyer for Buzard, the latter for
nishing all the cash for expenses, and losses
to be paid out of the proceeds of the sale
Of the cattle and Pennington. for his sery-
ices was to get onc-half Of the net profits.
Pennington borrowed large sums from the
bank to buy cattle with and left the coun-
try some time ago The decision holds that
as to third parties, Buzard, who is Il wealthy
Kansas StOckman WAS a partner
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FOur of Kind.

CHESTER Prison, ILL.,, July GA j
Staner was released from this prison today
after doing two years for counterfeiting
and he returned to his home at Fairfield
He has three brothers here STILL Joshua
John f. and w. r., who are serving sen
fences of three, five and two years, respec
lively, for similar ofTenses They were re
ceived here from the United States court al
Sprinufield
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Greenwood Democrats.

EUREKA, Kan, July 23-The Demo
cratic county convention to elect delegates
to the state convention at Lcavenworth and
congressional convention at Emporia was
largely attended and harmonious The
following delegates were elected: State
Daniel Fecht, J. p. Allen s. NJ Dixon, j.
NJ Seigle, T. NJ Morgan. Congressional
&C. p Beck, c. A. Yearout, H. s. Pounds
4. NJ Hart, NJ A. Kiser. No instruc-
tons
Corn is suffering considerably for wani
Of rain, but there are good prospects for "a
shower this evening.
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Out on a rit.

Fir SMITH, Ark, July 23.-Nancy
Wann. Bob Callahan, Ben Callahan and
jeff eagle who nave been here in the
United States Jail since the first of June,
charged with numbering Frank Long near
Durant, Chickasaw nation, and who had a
partial examination on June z, when they
were committed to await further evidence,
were today released on II writ of habeas
corpus, on the ground that they had been
held longer that the law allowed to await
witnesses. Although the killing was done
in Mrs. Wann's yard in broad daylight,
she swore she did not recognize the parties
that did If
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That Big Meteor.

PANA. H., July 23.-An hypothesis is
advanced here that the huge meteor which
fell near Milwaukee some days ago threw
Off the fragment which fell in the street in
this city. The man who saw il fall and
dug it from the earth claims that it came
from the northwest 1t is plainly frag-
ment of large meteor whose diameter
would probably be two feet or more and is
of az ObIOng shape
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Heavy Rains in Sumner.

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.
WELLINGTON, July pa heavy rain
fell here today at noon, and during the at
ternoon continued almost without intermis-
sior. Corn has suffered considerably from
lack of rain and all are rejoiced thai relief
has come. Summers immense acreage will
yield large crop of corn yet.
PRESS REPORT
WELLINGTON, Kan, July 23.-The five
weeks drouth was ended today by good
rain of several hours duration The corn
will how make fair CROP
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Failures for the Week.

New YORK, July 23.-The business fail
ures occurring during the last seven days
number for the United States 100, Canada
"a; total 1S4, compared with 1873 last week
and 179 the week previous The failures in
the eastern, souther and middle states are
light, and about half of these reported are
from the west and Pacific coast
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

A grey hound in Buffalo made the lowest
official running record in the world The
hound was given three triah In the nra
be made the 30 yards in l44 seconds, In
the second b covered tbs distance In i2sa
seconis, and in the third be made The ~
markabls record Of l2 4 seconds. H. lowest
official record In tbs world
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Refreshing Rain.

KIowA, Kan, July 23.-The drouth is
broken. Three heavy showers this after
noon with appearance of moee.
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A genius from tbs Wooden Nutmeg s.ass
has invsused clock Ia which there h Q money
drawer. Money can b d@pndtsd as any
tafns, but can only b removed during oos
day In . mouth Another molten 10 IN
saVw1ng tbs clock 70 IN shaR - thAa II o..
only b removed vhsn H. drawer = ooan
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Liabilities rs Assets.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Snyier & Hoole,
hookbinders and dealers in printers ma
terial, assigned this afternoon. Liabilities
$500. 0G0 assets same amount
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Simon Saws Wig Wag.

KANSAS CITY, July 23.-On recommen-
dation of Mayor Kumfh, the city council
tonight instructed committee to draft an
ordinance requiring that all telegraph and
telephone wires in the city be placed under
ground
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Ireland.

DUBLIN, July 23.-The Fenian Hicbie
died today in Dublin He was identified
with the Fenian movements of 1873 and
1865 and served a long term in prison for
his connection with the latter affair
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
Vermont Prohibitionists.

BURLINGTON, Vt, July 23.-The Pro
hibitionist state convention today put in
nomination full ticket, with Prof. H. NJ.
Seeley at the head for governor
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Prussia.

BERLIN, July 23-Maxami!lian Wolf
gang Duncker, the German historian i
I.,d
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STORAGE.

a,rORAGE-FC Fer household goods and merchandise
> Ak 2l5 Main ST. Cheap RAGS. by Cox d Stanley.
dlg-u
StTORAGE-For household goods merchandise,
- boxed or loose; If You haFe any goods 20 store
hrii8 them TO the Wichita storage Co. No rs west
Douglas
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VyyANTED-Thirty TO forty year old Shorthorn
w bulls, we'll graded up 90 be delivered at
ranch, ninety miles south Of Arkansas CITY, next
June Address ''Shorthorn," office Daily Eagle. with
price and description. d4s-Wf5 VI
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A shark has been captured on tae
England coast measuring thirty -four
IN length 1t is reported that in III : MIA
ern seas they ars sdn found sist y fec u
length Boston Budget
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"Gath'." Ability a. a, ~ esy.s,a.

Il have never allowed myss L. .al .uso
Mr. Towl,sani's hands sad c
mar. although ! have gr-at
his ability and for his w5ra.
and has q way of writing ;hst
things mighty uncomforta0ie fo
will write en- intro uction
which will give the on .lc
want to appear in 8 cart ia q
will quote you a sayine
sustain this view and Iheu he
write mis- own Jews and cess
that you ought 10 appear IL Qu
light Well, that isn't Just 40
said the secretary, lsus-.Es
Tribune.
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or ,s - n 81.

Thc oI.os,s ii We
long pesn 'r'r 3u. 81
in western AaSSach
three acres to that ct4-tsr,. -.
year which yielded 50 bush j. -
each, worth s-0,0oo, or about
acre-Nsw York Sun
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FOR SALE.

lNOR SAIE.-I have an No. Jersey COW for sale
II at q bargain; also, one good Native COW; both
good mixers. Call S2S South Main street. d566t'
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l->oR SALE-6 lots on n Waco avenue between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets; will be sold at
h,r,,in Inuutre at I5i \ Main ST Soft
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Iced DRINK l., Dyspeys.a

And now q few words a. to the beverages
to be taken Ame leans are a dyspeptic
people; they drink much iced water at
meals; ergo, ICED drinss aG meal times are
bad They may be, when carried to excess !;
this Is not denied But iced drinks are not
the cause Of the Widespread dyspe STA in
the United States There are other potent
factors in action. Iced DRINKS arc very
grateful to the thirsty, but too much indulg-
ence therein produce a tcrtrring thrist as
the person who INDUCES in eating snow in
the arctic regions discovers qUicEty. Ju as
snowballinG causes The haads hest 20 feel
cold and then to glow with heat If cor.ausd
% tho constant application o. m icaG auid
to tho fauces, at first gratefu,, becomes
source OF intense discomfort, ior tie blood
vessels are FIST contra te3 GId u.titas Pr
paralyzed, and then the ,aures z.ar 7i5a
warm blood, like tho skin OF tie $40 atu-i'-.
hands Iced fluids are ro
dyspeptics, to say the ieas.
arily at dinner the ice pudding IS 10 9s
by glass of hluor-~to c.rcct
certain temperature Is reiu3sl
tion and too much coli is
Fothergill's indigestion and 8.i.o,rs
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UNOR SAIE-In Burleigls first and second additions
II few fine residence lots located on Fourth and
Fifth avenues between Oak and Eleventh streets.
For particulars inquire OF Dr. II. O. Burleigh cor
Fourth avenue and Oak street daft
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NOR SALE-lots in Dodge's addition west OF the
II Fair ground. half miles north OF the University
grounds These lots are the highest and best in the
city Time will be given To those wishing Ia build. IL
desired For further particulars inquire at the gro
Gerry store tfDodge Hughes. I'D W Douglas avenue.
d2Stf
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NOR SAI.E-House Of rooms and closets, outside
Il cellar of brick, good barn, fences. fruit and good
sidewalks waerworks In yard all In first ciass order
located on Lawrence avenue between Third and Cen
trail east fronts; will sell 6e - feet with house.
one of the hest locations in the city For terms ana
prices call on A. Smith ao-ih'1
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IINOR RENT-One nicely furnished frort room, u fsi
II to business, best locality. also boi' \ ~. ."
"a n In
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LOST.

I OST OR SToLEN-h light bay horse IS hands
I/hi2t, small star In forehead, about years old.
one white foot behind and white on one fore
foot plain IT. braEd On lefl shoulder and a lar.
brand on same side behind, small caiious on knees,
iign carriage. high withers, VIII pace under saddle
ittie weight about 900 pounds; he may nave a short
piece OF me-" rope about MS Ecck; reasonable re
ward VIII be paid for his the Eve and
Surgical institnte - and 25i North Main street,
wichita, Kan. Dr. r. Y Muuseii. 5,-6t
OSr-An Unframed black straw bonnet, leave at
4 4 Stewart 5 drug store and get reward. d566tt
i OST-Memorandum book with the name william
, RhOadS printed on outside cover. Finder viii
De suitably rewarded by leaving at this Office. 53tr