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TWO SOCIAL EVENTS.
The Baroness Coutls' Garden Party
and the Royal Ball.

LONDON, July lO.-TNew York Herald
Cable-Specal TO the BEE. baroness COutts
garden party yesterday afternoon and the
state bail at Buckingham palace last evening
wound up n patrician week for the ''classes,"
while Henly regatta was closing the plebian
week for the masses. The day was autumnal.
A French writer once said tlat London's
summer consists of three hot days ana q
thunder shower. These are now over. Nearly
three Thousand guests, between half past
three and sunset, stormed and occupied the
picturesque twenty acres OF the historic
COutts' suburban retreat, centuries old, called
Holly Lodge, on the westward slope of High
gate Hill, overlooking on one side LOndon's
forty miles square, and on the other the rural
eXpansc of Berkshire,
LANDSCAPE EFFECTS.
From the top slope, fronting the house, the
view of the grounds about o'clock presented
eXhlarating landscape effects, Trees of NIL
kinds, whispering of the time of Queen Ann
and the Georges, were decorated with the
Burdette-Coutts colors, Westminster blue.
Far stretching was the undulatiug green
sTard, alternated with countless diamond.
shaped flower beds, with tents and marques
at convenient distances.
A MOTLEY CREw.
Everywhere were groups of ladies', with
gay varied dresses OF all eolors and hucs,
carrying parasols and fans that created count
less prisms in the sunlight. Attending on
these were bishops, sub-deans, noblemen
and commoners, bankers and spend
thriits, philosophers and mashers. A guest.
could scarcely cross any path or linger on the
yielding turf without encounteriag the
beseeching gaze OF al anxious hunky, eager
Omaha daily bee., 1886-07-12
RebeIlious Outlook in Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, July ia dispatch from
Brownsville, Tex, says: 1t is reported that
General Martinez and his allies, Seniors
Ramirez and Rias, distinguished City OF
Mexico editors, who recently arrived here,
having travelled disguised overland, arc
quietly buying up arms and horses. The
Nigrete movement, while premature, may
have some significance. The federal govern,
ment, on account of stringent tax laws, dull
ness of trade, and the poor way in which al
employees of capital are paid, is daily losing
prestige, and about the only thing needed 10
create trouble is that strong man shall stor
forward for the disaffected to rally on. Mar
tinez apparently desires to be this man, but
strength.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-07-12
Hitting the Frepch Cable.

PARIS, July 1l.-[New York Herald Cable
Special to the BEE. lie Matin. in its
principal article is responsible for the follow
ing ugly hit against the management of the
French Gable company: THE disturbance
which took place about a fortnight ago at the
general meeting of the French Cable COM
pany has had one good effect. 1t has called
attention to the founders of the company and
to the contracts which they have made with
English companies and the strange commits
sion they received therefor. 1t has also called
attention to the constant concessions they
have made to the English companies and
which they wish to crown by the abandon
ment of their right to refuse to join any longer
in their ruinous cable rates. 1t was
high time, in the interests of the
French public and the shareholders of the
French Cable company, that attention was
called to the quiet way in which the COM
pany has been managed by this group of
financiers, who are so well known by the dis
astrous collapse Of various companies with
which they have been connected. But the
alarm has been given, investigation is being
made, and justice will be done, it is to be
hoped, bofore the failure of the French Cable
company will have to be added to the sombrc
list of the failures of the following COM
panies, viz: Chemin de Fer d'Orlcans ct
Chalons, NJ. HPonyer Querter, Tramways
du Nord de Paris M. Charles Lecesnc,
Societe Financere de Paris, NJ. Durangel,
Grando Compagnie:d' Assurances, NJ Clement
Simon Union Generate, NJ. H. Riant and the
Comte de Circourt"
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A BIG ROBBERY Revived.
Guilty Wrctchcs on Trial For Crime
Committed Eight Years Ago.

ANcoNA, July lL-INew York Herald
Cable-Special to the BEE, IA crime which
eight years ago set all Italy in ferment is
again causing intense excitement throughout
the peninsula. The trains from Rome and
Florence have within the last few days
brought hundreds of people to this dirty,
bustling little seaport, and the local bOnifaces
are rapidly making their fortunes. Ordinary
business here seems at standstill, and the
one absorbing subject is III PrOcesso Die Mil
lioni.n
THE STORY OF THE CRIME
is one of the most curious on record. On
Omaha daily bee., 1886-07-12
Turkey Sounds the Powers.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 1.-THE various
Turkish diplomatic representatives abroad
have been ordered to ascertain the views of
the powers in regard to the Batoum affair.
a portion of the ministry maintain that Tur-
key is entitled to summon the aid of Eng
land, by virtue of the Cypress convention,
on the ground that the action of Russia
threatens the sultan's Asiatic territory.
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a NIutInous Mate.

PARIS, July LIN York Herald Cable
Special to the BEE "A telegram from
Dankirk announces the arrival there of the
British bark Exile, Captain Pearce, from
New York, with the mate, Nelson Fielding,
in irons for stabbing the captain, who, though
severely wounded, is reported out OF danger.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-07-12
How Cholera Scored.

ROME, July l0.-Cholera returns to-day
are: Brindisi, l03 new cases, 80 deaths (;
Lakano, 2S new cases, deaths; San Vito,
10 new cases, 3 deaths; Fontana 81 new
So deaths; CodigOro, l2 new cases,
deaths; Venice, g new cases, g deaths.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-07-12
Parliamentary Elections.

LONDON, July 10.-Rt Hon. George Otto
Trevelyan, who, with Chamberlain, resigned
from the cabinet to oppose Gladstone's Irish
policy, has been defeated as unionist can
ddate in Hawick for parliament. In the
last election Trevelyan was returned as
liberal from llawick without opposition.
This year John Dillon stumped the district
against him, denouncing him for his opposi-
tion to the premier's policy towards Ireland,
and pointing out the unreasonableness of
Trevelyan's attitude in view of the fact that
he had been chef secretary for Ireland and
by actual observation knew the merits
OF the issue. The result has been that out of
total of 5,Ol6 votes polled in Hawick burghs,
q. l.. Brown, GladStOnian candidate, received
a MAJORITY Of thirty, obtaining 2.523 to 2,493
secured by Treveyan. The announcement
Of the result has PRODUCED sensation
throughout the country, Liberals are now
predicting that Harrington will also be de-
feated In Rosendale. The Lancashire cleo
tiOn takes place next Monday In the, last
election Harrington was returned as liberal
by, majority of 2s3 in total pol Of 1o,2ss.
His opposition to the governments home
rule policy induced the lberals to ask Davitt
to contest Rosendale. Davitt hesitated and
finally declined assuming that Hartihgton's
attitude vas @ purely patriotic and ,ll
ers''tp' erals and parneii{es found ' reason son
to suspect Hartngtons opposition to
the premier had an ulteriOr purpose and at
the last moment they determined to contest
the district. Hartington's opponents do not,
however, max, public their occasion for be-
lieying they will be able to give him the fate
of Trevelyan.
The tories and unionist combined have
beaten Timothy Healey, Parnellite in South
Londonderry, Thomas Lea. the unionist
4,629. The entire poll was 1886 votes, fall
ing off of SIS from the last election.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-07-12

THE IRISH OUTLOOK
Justin Mccarthy Reviews the Situation as
Seen From the Emerald Isle.
HOME RULES FRlENDsANo FOES,
How He Views the Defeats and Victories of
the Last Two Days,
o'KELLY GIVES his OPINIONS.
He DesCants on the Prospect as it Appears
From Scottish Heights.
SENSATIONAL ITALIAN TRIAL.
High-Toncd Robbers Being Brought
to Justice For An old Crime-Thc
Coutts' Garden Party and
Royal Ball.
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Couldn1t Wait For a TriaI.

MORGAN, Tex, July 1l.-While the pre-
liminary trial OF Sydney Davis (colOred) was
in progress here yesterday morning mob OF
500 overpowered the court and took Davis
out and hanged him. lie outraged one Of the
most respectable women in Bosque county.
Halford saucc--it is delicious. Sold
everywhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-07-12
A COALITION PROPOSED.
Salisbury Makes Overturcs to Hart
inCton TO Form Ministry,


LONDON, June 1l,-Lord Salisbury has
made overtures 10 Lord Harrington for the
formation of coalition ministry, whose pro-
gramme shall include local governmental bill
for Ireland, Scotland and England, labor.
er's allotment BILL empowering rural laborers
to acquire small holders, the reform and eX-
tension of the artisans dwelling act inClud-
ing the dwellings of farm laborcrs, measure
for the cheaper transfer of lands, and the APP
pointment of select committee to inquire
into the administration of the government of
India with the view of giving
the natives increased local control
If Lord Harrington consents to
the formation of a coalition ministry the
cabinet will include Mr.. GUschen, Sir Henry
James and the Duke OF Argyle, but not
Chamberlain.
WHAT LABoUCHERE THINKS.
Laboucherc, in an interview to-day, said:
81 am confident Gladstone will resign and
that the conservatives will take Office. Any
cannot last twenty minutes. Chamberlain
and Caine are the only two worth mentioning
The liberal defeat arises from GladstOne's
failure to make the land bill clear, the radi-
Ing out the landlords. The cry Of
three acres and a cow.has not done any good.
II would have been better to have. talked of
half an acre and q calf" The The laborer
MNulu VIA L uO
ries will adopt the home rule policy. 1t
Is not to their interest to settle the Irish
question rater than to keep 1t open. The to
not see it. They will throw him over when
it suits their purpose. 1t will be long time
before the Irish question is settled. 1t cannot
possibly be settledby the next parliament.
The counties know nothing of the question.
When they have been educated Gladstone
will win hands down. This will be the great
work of the radicals in the immediate future.
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ALazY. EFFEMINATE PEOPLE.
Field sports in the House-Our Ideal OF
Supreme Characterization.

Supreme Comfort-Cremation-
Little by little the American people are
learning To take all their field sports IN the
house when the fist white frost comes Gro
qu.t was brought into the parlor ten years
ago: then some lazy villain invented the par
Tor rife, and all the targets and rife ranges
were brought into the hoaSe. Then the ring
ing steel blades were taken of the skates and
wooden castOrs substituted, and the lake was
moved into the house and boarded over with
yellow pine Foot ball polo, walking
matches. target practice base hall, cricket
all the field sports, have been taken into ths
parlor or rink
The horse races wili l.. moved in next. In
a little while America val have no earthly
use for -ou: doors, not even a place 20 -
buried in. tecau-e, after W. have fenced in
flcorc-i and roofsi over tins entire continent
shut out the sky AMI the air and the sunlight
and have hghtei the gas and stirrec
up the dust and brssa;hs1 the at
mosphere over and over until IL car
l., breathed no longer, Il vii Is. most fit'lnl
and I,rog-sr that re should crsNl into cas-
iron re,ort and t-s showed into a creulator1
hs,at.-l -une seven tins more than Wa won
% h. heat.-l and, in dust and noIioas vsFs5r1
and ga-s. cios-s life 4 gradual incinsratlon
There should o. Law making il a issrit.-n
tia-y offens. for a man To take part IN AM
game INSIDE a roller INK that Gan IL playeC
IN the field, in the pure AIR and the brish
sunlight
Physically we ar growing - p lazy
efFeninate people. AMI unless We are dr1vei
Out Of the rink. We will never feel tbe tur
spring or the snow crunch under our fesst
The one grrat rea-on Why cremation ftr<ts y
rrr.rh favor with Amerisaas i is-ra1-e o1
dial q supreme comfort : 70 bc shl; Up Il
tizhf box, cl1--e - a snorcking FIRE, viii
nothing 70 breathe save ar atEnosTSDsTr tia
wouA kiIl 50 acr.s q graz and a Who5e Tor
81 u tree aTsi fg~erz - Bgrr.stts IN Brook
[ lv-u Ezgis
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The Queens Fietaresaue B~-f.zisrs-
After tbs Life guards c&--se The carriags< q:
The accompanying s-s3e oEsriais esrh drawn
iv four ho-s-s. srd af-er tbesn "a fox ;ks
B..sssa.erx Tha-e Beaufst5ers @ Bzrstso-s,
VITO With their ruznd pazocbes and quaint
apy.arsl are oby---s 4 much ~ooter srd
alIlzs<1snt 70 the strange. ars srnoog To-
Iass remaining Inks which land Tie fss1s2i
acs- 30 The rr~se1t tine. Thy kxTe A.
tended O. .he pe--u1s q t5,s kan<s AID 7os-rss
q England ever szane the ress1 q HINT
VII Anzo1g thesr tE-Sss teey nay - calssi
q 20 cA-ry dssbs 70 tbe qSee-ss .ahse, an;
- Ia,s ~ TIE riga q: G>o-E> Ill Al ~
4is.resa-sna of the royal aims ca NANNY
Tsr-.iay OF. q -bez . de~1shsst - hs'ar'
snx zr,.. h1s bad End 6zsh n7z.Asss.aS -
ha.rs. having srvs-sty I've ps-s--<- IN 500
taS. % - gwen G-zy hy th< s-a- strsn<r-
70 fne sin<Ts T.oor. Thy 1sy a~ szs.pAoyc- =
TAXI care q The royal tAcxaS- -sea u
cs1sz-- r-so-.= firm Vsros - p4>c>, Nd s'cz-
q th<-z a-e hAistzAlIT oss;>-. Il sss5-1r;
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II re scns<r TIE D.--.--aa ;5e0ry TIA
T. a-lv ibe s..es- ssz-Tsc- tie SS-s-s bs~<es;>--
1r.-ss. hs z. szste>s, for TIT lave oCfar~
aea-iy for csa-zri,s. IL sr-=-L 3y-A<<--
.sSca kxrs oc--ts~d IL thrure E1- II
Iz.or tiz-s. sad eTs1 TIA s7zod al EssA7
inx q th77 oE-xzzal 1zzzss Ner- 20 n
ssrrs-a.-Arzzss. ;sey AZ ~ x1n<t ps--gr-~yses,
i--~.-1 q a. he oSczxls q a r.AS-a1.-s
ror.l s.A.e 90 iarx s--zs2sA-d thAs - h>g-r
rsa<s A. ioss n tie rzs<sz e ssesgzzty.
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Money to Loan at Sight.
can close good city loan at lowest rate
in three hours any day in the week. 8 W
Cooper, 1877 Main street dSo-u
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TNOR RENT-Storage for household goods,
merchandise, boxed or loose. II you have
any goods to store, bring them TO the Wichita
storage Co., No. ll6 W. Douglas ave. deG-u
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The celebrated brand of Crosby's Best
-four at J. NJ. Allen s. Co.'s. 1856
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ron ,LE--CIty livery barn and four lots Sit
I Uatei in Mt. Hope, Kan. W. l.. leager.
-
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nor SALE-es6I saacres OF land near Mt
i Hope well improved Price 81 $50.
Niederiand.r. dsH-u
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Two cars of Early Rose, Beauty of
Hebron, Early Ohio, Peerless and Peach
blow potatoes at J. n Allen & Co.'s.
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Wy NNTED-To trs1e arms. city property
w mills, hotels, merchandise and mach merry
in Eastern sta es tor Kansas properly. y +.
Nieieri=nGer-
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-A nice little business, all In nisf
L class running order; everything new ana tne
season is coming on when the right man ca
work up good paying trade; will invoice Ssooi
Will take city property Address C. D. ~ Es -
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Seed Potatoes

We have just received
One car of choice white Michigan Early
Rose,
One car of fancy early Ohio,
One car of extra fine Beauty Of Hebron,
The white Michigan Rose is two weeks
earlier than the Iowa Rose. Remember We
bought direct from the growers. and they
are the pure seed. FULLER & Son,
d1OO-tf 202 Douglas avenue.
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The EAGLE Office form of real estate con-
tract book, containing 200 pages for farm
property, and 200 pages for town lots, with
index in front, PACED and bound in good,
strong binding, is the cheapest and best
book ever gotten up for the reale state busi-
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The EAGLE printing and blank book es-
tab!ishmen: is prepared to do all kinds o!
job printing and blank book making. guar
anteeing their work TO be tirst-clsss in every
respect. All counter work, checks, bonds
perforated, numbered-or loose-st prices
equsl to Kansas City or St. Louis.
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Lost-A bunch of Office desk keys. VIII
finder please leave at Pacific Express Office!
d1O0-ot&
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Anna Draper, of Hepburn, Iowa, briefly
states her opinion of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. She says it is far superior to any
medicine she ever used for Group. Sold by
Aldrich Il Brown.
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Buy your stone of Giboney & McCune,
north Of Fl. Scott depot dsS-tf
The EAGLE office form Of collection reg
lister is the most complete ever gotten up.
Send or call for sample
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The best five acre lot near the city, for
sale very cheap. ALLEN j. GRAHAM.
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The EAGLES record of liquors sold by
druggists, also the poison record are the
largest and most complete books Yet made,
containing 1874 pages, well bound at Sl.50
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To Nevspsper Men

Notice
Tie American Dstric. Telegraph and
Messenger Service vii keep open cay sd
night commencing Moodsy, March 18th
A. G. Walden. See'y ard Sups 6ae4;
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ST. Patrick's Pills correct bilious disorders
and prevents all diseases arising from them.
Sold by Aldrich & Brown.
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The St. L., Fl. S. & W. R'y are selling
first class limited tickets TO California at
$50; second and third class, $40. Now is
your time. w. D. MURDOCH, Agt.
No. 100 Main st.
Depot, Second and Wichita SITS. dS3-tf
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For pure apple cider and choice apples
and fruits of all kinds see John Shot. d62tf
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For Sale.

Ifyou want bargains in boots ard shoes
GO to John Braitsch's, 120 Douglas avenue.
d1OO-12t
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STOP

Al ts- Pail Hotel, Ki-Snsn- see LAS eseek
from the depot. See oesitnf aaa seil,ssS-
Eri.ioS. formerly 80 = slisg Bosss. eAisa-
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Government Land.
All parties wanting good locations on gov
eminent land please address S. II. Herbeson,
Garden City, Kan. dlOO-l2t-w52-2t
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U4NTED.

uyASTEp-Two furnished rooms, suitable
w for light housekeeping; centrally located
Cali ut the Office of II. O. Lee, corner Of MALI
a We BDl-os
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knights Of Labor

The EAGLE loan register is pronounced by
all who have used it TO be the only complete
book of the kind made.
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St.L.F Fl & W. r. r.
EAST BOUND TRAINS
Depart e,. -
n, Fxpress and Mail ...-.--.-.-- s;y D. ~
No IA Stock and Way n - n -
No Is Through Freight. .io;io D. H.
WEST BOUND TRAINS.
Nc l. Express and Mall. --....-::-- :, ~ p IN
No II Fr'gt arr & stops 81 wichita ii y" p. m
No H. Way Freight lcsves--------- i'vo p H.
Nos ! and run daily
Noe Is. IA, Is and Is daily except sunday
Elegant Pullman sleeping. parlcr and chair
cars attached to all passenger trains running
between wichita and ST Louis via IT. scout, IN
connection with Ibe Missouri Pacific. wftnout
chang: arrives at ST Louis Union depot III oo
am in time to get breakfast and MAKE con,
nections with all trains of other roads LOT al
points. Baggage checked through 70 dest,na-
Iion-
TRAINS WEST LEAVE:
No l. Mail md Express .-..-------.- - a ~
No. s, Mixed .---..-.- .....----------- -"'oV All
TRAINS EAST ARRIVE:
No. 3. Mail and Express 20 y, -,
No. 4. Mixed ------.----- $500
Passengers will not be allowed to hide on
:reigh, trains without tickets
For rates and other Information c.Il on IN
d.rsigned. W d. MuhDoSA' Ae y
Dec I
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DERBY, Kan, March l3, 1886.

DERBY, hhI., MARCH To- iooo.
To whom it may concern:
To-day the firm of Ransom u Hellar Il
dissolved by mutual consent, NJ. B. Ransom
continuing the business at the old stand and
assuming all Indebtedness of the above men
toned firm. All persons indebted to the
above firm please call and settle at store.
w52-ltdiOO-2t NJ. b. RANSOM,
A. T. HELLAR.
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Notice OF Copartnership.

Notice Of Copartnership.
VIM. Lille and NJ. b. Brueggemsn have
this day formed copartnership in the firm
name and style of Lille & Bruegg eman,
merchant tailors, li9 North Main street,
| Wichita.
have this day taken in q partner, NJ. Il.
Brueggeman, with a large and extensive
stock of goods, of which are mostly direc;
importations. Thanking my many friends
for past tavors hope our new firm will re-
ceive your patronage. Respectfully,
WM. LILLE.
Wichita. March Is, 1886. dIOO-3t
The strike on the Missouri Pacific and
Texas Pacific systems in no way lnterferes
with the mail and express trains. Passenger
trains are running regularly and We continue
to sell through to all points as usual.
W. d. MURDOCH. Agent.
Wichita, March Q. G9i-ti
Go to Rogers Coal company. els Douglas
avenue, for building stone, red brick, fire
brick. lime. hair, cement and plaster. a full
stock always on hand and prompt delivery
guaranteed. de4-,t
Money to Loan at Sight.
can close good city loan at lowest rates
in three hours any day in the week. :. W.
Cooper, 1877 Main street dso-tf
We have for sale the Turner opers house
at bargain; also good hotel property
Al7,OOO acre stock ranch, s. per acre.
Numerous farms aud city property.
We have or sale the Cary park.
| For further information call on Cox 81
Stanley, at 235 Main street d93-tf
| Plenty of cbattei money, at Allen X
Graham. dsl-u
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SPECidL NOTICES.

A good pair of mules to trade for town
lots or a good buggy horse. Inquire of Cox
& Stanley. d99-3t"
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For Sale.
Forty acres Of land in the suburbs of the
city; fine tract of land. A big bargain for
few days. Call on W. L. McBee and get
nr;ce dlOO-6t
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NJ. C. Clark, agen: for Halls Safe and
Lock company, manufacture Chrome steel
jails. For full information address me at
Topeka, Kan. d67-l0ots
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Rogers Coal Co., will deliver you one ton
of Pittsburg coal TO any part Of the city at
$3.50. dl30Ltf
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ss..y,iscra,nfs IN fn,, column lriH be charged 10
n IA. rcte of Fiue Gems per line per pees ~
-9prrfisrrsaf taken for sss then Is cent?, ana p1h
not be inserted until paid for.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-18

We are sole agents for the Colorifc Brick
company's celebrated pressed brick, the
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market. Rogers Coal company, 6ls Douglas
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-18

VIyANTED-To lend SO 600; money always
w on hand for personal and all kinds OF
chattei security loans. Wichita Banking CON-
pany and Farmers banking Co. d2s-u.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-18

St. Pairick's Pills are the most searching
and most reliable cathartic in use. Sold by
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