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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-16
Die t1urubeu III ssu1feraaun.

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ge6abter unruben in Qllmlterbam liegen ieBt
ausfltbrlid1e Beri6te Dor, ans oenen bers
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ox Tbat leoiglth infolge oes 8erbotes
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raDln. 3tg." piro iiber Die 8orgel6i6te
Solaenoes 9ei6rteben:
SIN noroweltliden E6eile Der Stabt, in
Dem burh Die G%pnbaans, Broutperss uni
2iuocngrabt gebtloeten Oreied, Dem ioge@
1lallTltei1 Serbian - Dd5 gSort purDe aus
Dem frans9itideu jardin umgeinooelt -,
no oas el9eutli6e 9roletariat oi6t aufeinz
amber ge0rGngt tpobnt, par es l6on am
Sonntag 81 chem ernitbaften SuIammens
itoB nit Der BoIiset getontn1en- Die Dors
tt9e Seu0lferung Oeranltaltet bGuftg DeS
Sonnta8s nab ibrer Nrt 8olfsfeite; am
Sonutag Dor a6t Sagen mur0e et1 9rDBes
Gadloufei gebaltei1, uno oa allies in gebD=
riger Orbnung perlief, lab Die Yolt5et bent
Sreiben rubig au. Sorgeitern loate mieoer
Elm loldes Solfsfe1t abBebalteH iDsroen unD
our Nbmed5iung bate man oas Nal3leben
- palingtrekken auf oas Yregralnl III
9eiegt. Dies lit cine iener barbarii9eu
8oltsbeluitigungen, Die, frlber fat ilberau
unter benz ~geringern Volfe int ShDang,
ieBt 6eiitabe iiberaa a69el6afft uno ais robe
Xbterqu1lerei aud gele5lih Derboten ltto.
Ytan binoet eilen oiden Qal unter ben
Rienlen an einen Strid, iooaB er ii6 ni6t
Iosmad)eu fann, uIo beihmiert bas o6nez
bin ihon gIatte &bier nod nit Seife. Der
2InI tpir0 nun in Der Dtitte elmer @radt
a~ufgebdngt uno etni9e Sun8en uno 0tdnz
ner lu6en oenielben aus etr1en fleinen
Rabn, Der nit GROCER @ei6minoigtett
fOrtgeruoert ptrD, gu erhal6en uno
IDsSureiBen mas natiirlih ni6t 10
Ieibt gebt, ba Der QIat aus BET 9aitD
ihIIpft; ab unb gu gei9iebt es, baB Der,
tDeIher aesoge1 bat, ooer 3ieben poute, oas
0Ieihgepibt D~erliert ms gSalier fdat,
mas be9reifi6eruetic fir bic Sui6auer
ni6t penig QbuebsIung III ben @enuB
briust. Dieier liegt aber Dor allen oartll,
baB Der 2lal, Der Elm 3dbes 2eben bat, uno
tpenn auh Der Strid nod 10 l6arf unter
ben &iei1en einl1net0et. ntdt 10 bdlo
fttrbt, iih in allen Winoungen uuo &riins
munger cen OdfoeH Der 3lebe1oert LANCE
e1tslebt, bis es eltolib Ginem 9elingt, nit
einem frGftigen 9fud pen Sopf BON 3tun1pte
IOs;uretBer. uno 0ieier 1T 0ann Der gllds
tide @emiHner oes nuSgelebten Yreiles.
Cine lOI6e 8olf5belultt9ung Duroe nun
am SDnntag, %. Suit auf Der Ginoengrabt
Derantaltet; in bet 9tdbe elmer Srilde
tpurbe 3tDti6en 3pet chamber ~gegenuber
IR9enoen 9duiern ein Cell gelpGnIlt, al
ipetdeln Der Nal a%ufge6dn9t tpuroe. I'm
d llbr begauu oas SpIel; oreirnal ipar~
ihon SgeSogen" tporoen utlo lne9rere Sbetls
nebnler iuaren unter Dem Su5el oer Su@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-16

bic i6nea nah alien @egenOeu perbreitet
puroeu ulto in Der Wtitte Der StaDt nur
gu oeutli6 ibre Belt1ti9uug %fanoen ourA
Die &ragbabren, &%rantenma3en uno 9ano=
farrell, wefds i6ten QSes na9 benz &raus
fenbduie uaDmen.
9m Dienltag. u. Sult. fanben atpar nod
mebrfade 3ulammenrottunaeu itatt, bob
fam es 9iiiflt6erlpeiie gu teinem weiteren
8LutDer9ieBeu. SIN @anSeu muroen bel
ben ~trauriaen 8orfdaeu % 9erionen ges
tDotet u1o 80 Dermunoet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-16
4 u}ftg 1t.

mno leoe 9rt lnftnoer. i6npptser, %finri9er, ongeerbter,
ltropbuloler nno aultedenoer Sranebetten bee Nlutes
Der Sout nnp Sopfbout nebft &ertuIt be5 Saares, BON
Sthopett DIS gu 9o9em ltter, ueroen poftttu bureb Bic
@nttcufo Telolpent, BET neue SIutreinieer, fhiibt
oGs @t@t g % nj. 9s %nsOlnitung DOr llnretnltatett unO
9Ndt9en Slementen uno entierut bic ltrIa6e.
S~uttChrd, oaS 9roBe S1uthettmttte!, 1tiQt ouoens
olloii1 Snfet uno @nt5inbuua. fldrt 6ie Saut mn
3%opFbaut, betlt Seidwiire unb @uuoen un6 brinat has
Sodr lpieoer. W.
0nttcnrozS settle, elm uor,rslt6er Sautper5dSs
nerer' IT. ntlnnl9dn9ltN betnt Sebanoeln pon 0auttrant.
peitsn, Ansl9ta9 bet Sduslinsen, Sautlefen, rtIiiaer
ueberal 5u bobeu. @uttcnru 50 @ts., Seife as
Bottom, Deaf. ~"
W Sbttt nm: 2Ste man S rutfranfbetten b(lt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-16

N1e o 70 ettez Z II II &C betrug ca.
So, III Stitd, 9e9elt 102, 306 Stif IN Ser
port9en @o6e. @S uurbe be3oblt 1850
$40 fir ebeniol6e lei9te. Yreiie felt ult6
l1n1 cine Sletnigfeit bober, ais am porbersez
benoen Sa1nita9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-16

nerurtbelIt tperoen fam. 9os gontraftz
lDltem briI9t in ben auermeiiten Tduen
u1menihIide 8ebanolana Der Strafgez
tangenen nit iid, uno od Der Staat enttDes
Der gar teine ooer nur cine nomineQe @ufz
1t1t iber Die Derpahteteu StrGflin9e auss
iibt, 10 iino oteie tbatid6LiA Die 2eibeigenen
Der @ontraftoren. sic merben eLeno ges
nGbrt, eleno getlet6et unb in 8ranfbettsz
fallen fat gdu3lih Derna6ldiiist. 0ies in
&erbinbultg nit aroBer lnrein[i6teit ers
flGrt 6aAslorme Sterblihteit, bic in bieien
StrGIltugslagern berriht."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-16
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as 0 6 E n b e / | % ~
Ser gSei;enmarft mar i'll Der De%r9an9etet
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am Sanita9 UNI &C.. @orll nm Il Hteorl9er;
Safer nm los; S9metneletl9 I'M @Oci
Gpedlet telt I'm lOc. ; Sebmal5, Jto99ef nho
Gerlte bltebeu r~nperdnDert.
Qrn @alnita9 brubte I'M a3eitgei96ft:
gSei3eu: Su9uit gu 764@78Bc, i0loB 81
768; sept. gu ~ @79t, I3loB gu 775; Octo=.
ber su 79k@81, i6loB 5u 794; y{opember 5t
~S14082I, 16lDB 3u S14; 0e5ember 81 $500
845, l9loB gu 925; Dtai gu 098@9O5, i9loB
- 9orn: MusuR gu 42@424, i6loB su
40; Geptember 5u 43t@44h i0loB 81 434
Oftober su 438 @45B i9loB SIT 44ac; gtoz
pember III 45B GAG, l0loB al 455c.; Otat gu
50@504, ibloB 81 soc.
SAFER: au9ut 5u 27@27f, -i@loB gu
q; 9sptenr be, c5 81 S0@ 72 i9t %, su w. SS'
834@34, i9loB gu $50.
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9.57a, l9loB 51 9.424; september 9.47t@
1921, i6loB 81 $50; October 81 9.57k@
$50, i3loB SIT 9.57t; Sanuar gu 10. @SO
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f6Io6 3u 7.15; Sept. 7.20@7.25, i9loB 3u
7.23{; Ott. 6.60@6.7O, i6loB 51 $50;
Sec. -.-@6.50, i9loB SIT =. Satuar 31
-.-@6.65, i9loB 81 $50.
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i1loB 3u 6.174; September St 6.20@6.3O,
i6loB gu $40; Sttbr. gu {. 1O@-.-, i0toB
gu 6. 10.
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3en go. 2 $50 i'm Spei6er.
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49, fir geo. 2 rotben, 1906 fir $50. 8.
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oelbes 424042A, SEQ. 3 gelbeS 40 9t0. 5
3u 41@414.
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11elteS gu 11.75, 2 Cars Soma llplunb 5u
$10.35, 2 @ors 5u $40, / Gar 9.75, l Gar gu
SO Die Come.
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5.50@5.60 fir Yrtn1as Xein geo. l au 1.144
a1f Der Sabn.
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bette y@13c.
Dicpmerft.
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ca. AZ, 937 Stiid, 9egel1 80, $40 Stiid in Der
porigen @o0e. Gertebr tau ltrD A5reiie qe=
gen Die 8orwo9e I'M 2 5@30e bOber.
Oprfnuft murnPu H.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-16

9lper's Nsles& Sure Bat ben .3pef ais @e=
9en9ift 9e9enS ltmpffieber uno aue in lumpits
gen ODER moori9en @e9eltben alftretenoen
&rantbeiten ST. wirteu. Die 9Siieni6att
bat bieleS Mittel Der Boatommelbeit nu6e
9ebro0t. 9SeDer @binin NOD arieuit, nod
ngeno Elm ollDeres l0Goll6eS Clement ut
BARN entbalten. Die @bemie unO Die 0eils
8riumpb Der Ar3nettanoe unlerer l3ett Sc.
mG6t,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-16

9te nuacunetn teItcbtet ttttO bes
f01tttte9t sSlaiGeMbiere Oct @0ttrAO
geipp 8rc&uitg &c. iito Seoers
utalttt so cnnpfeNIeat+ SetcnAtt9en
bittet tnatt Strett am Stc %5r"mcret
AIT ictt0elt~ AH0p NIL u "O'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-16
men nit @rnmbdnaertt

unb bebiene li1 unferer 9riinpli6erl 1tel!elt
Metbpbe, wel9e pie i6ltmmlten Srllcge fiT
Die Gamer gu turtren perbltar9t. SemOe m ~
Gents III 8rtefmarten rur JteIeret6eH, r. ~
D%ispensary Medical Association, 663
Main ST., Buffalo. N. 7.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-16


3ablreide 8erbaftungeu 5tatt, etttQe Der
8erbafteten 1atten nod Stetne in Ger Oa11o.
Der Sauptanfibrer Der Stetntperfer beftnz
bet fi6 Dem Gerrtebmen na1 unter ben
@et0bteten. @esen Z 11br purben aufs
neue 8erltGrfunoen abgelanbt, uno Der
9berltIieutenant Stmon ibernabm oelt
Sberbefebt, lin bieie Sett iparen auf pent
4oIiseibireau 8 Soote llno cine nod gr0s
Bere Nnsabl Gertpunoeter untergebra6t.
@egen s u6r tpuroe in Der 2inoenDparsz
itra6e nieoer nit Steiten getporfen, bod
gelang IS obne 3u feuern Die Welge auSein>
anoer5utreiben, tpel6e ith in Die angrens
5enoen StraBen hIhtete. SortpGbreno
tpHroep Wteuterer drrettrt nno geraume
3eit 8li6 bet .Wtdrttplab einem ShIant>
feloe, no unter Dem otdten @eblib Die
Snfauterie aufgeiteIt mar, ipabreuo rings
berum 0nlaren patrouuirten. SpGter
mubte beim 8ertreiben Der W1en9e aus ben
anIiegenben StraBen nod mebrmalS 6euer
gegeben nerben. Sci oteier @eleoenbeit
fpuroe u.d. Elm grtileriit per9aftet, Ser am
Aufitanoe She'll nabnt.
@Gbteno es MN auf benz Noor6ermarft
rubi9 mar, oergrDBerte fih Die @efahr ipiez
Der auf Dem Soroaan. SIN Der Nltelter=
itraBe tDuroen oiet6uiaren nit einem Steiii=
regen empfangen; fie ~feuerten oarauf bier
SalDen ab, tDDbet etne Berion 9etDDtet un0
ntebrere D%ertDNnoet iDuroeu. SIN Der Grin>
senltraBe orebten Die Gufribrer aue Qater=
men aus, periperrten ben QBeg uno rillsn
0aS StraBeuplaiter auf. Sen Neu9ieris
gen, tueibe nibt unterlalien fonuteu, BON
tbren 5enitern aus DEN Gerlauf pes Ramz
pies 3n beoba6ten, muroe angeoeutet, Die
Senlter 3u i0lieBen. @uh in Der Gutu>
ltraBe tDurDen Steine, 0a1pfatne1, ia
ielbit @aliereimer ais Wurfgei0oIie be-
nuBt; ein Snfanteriit erlttt bier cine i6Uere
8erleBnlg am 8ein. @egen IL l1br mug
ten Die Brtn3enz ulD 8routpersgradt ge<
hubert iDerDet. 0lerbet tDur0e mieber nit
Stetnen getuorfen uto burb bret SaIpen
g%eauttportet. 9aB Der YobeI ii1 ntdt
alIein aufs Stetnperfen beihrGntte, alma
baraus berDDr, oaB ein Sffijier einen Ste
polperlAuB unb etn Boli5ilt etnen Wtelier<
itieb III bic 8ruit erblelt. Sci Der letteu
SalDe tpAroen 5. Yerionen Dermunoet.
Nan nno uah iparoe IS iberau rubid.
N8obl blieb nod bier uno oa Elm 9rupp
Neugiert9er fteben, bod ltur UNI na1 einem
fur3en WetuungSduStaul6 Lan9laln nad
5auje gu geben. Die SnTanterie uno bic
5ularen lblugen auf Dem gtooroermarft
tbr 8ipoltaf auf, tnbeB blieben bic Sruns
pen iopobl ais Die 9Uliaet nod madlam.
O2it Nu5nubme 6eS GalnpfplabeS unb
ieiner nddlten llulgebung batteu Die Iprjs
gen Stoottbelle Elm ruDtges Anieben. Die
irieDIiebenpen girger Der 6taot toare,
fiatIl6 betrlbt iIber bic traurigen Beridte,
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
WHY?

Some of the EAGLES good friends claim
to be little out that we did not publish a
daily report of the trials of the druggists
now going on. Several other maybe equally
as good friends are not little outraged that
their communications touching these trials
and the hauling of the editor of the Beacon
over the Goals did not appear. We hope O
that these friends will permit us to suggest
that about every individual locally inter
eSted in these prosecutions takes the reports
at first hands, l. e. are present at the court
room; (2) that four-tifths of the EAGLE 5
subscribers are outside of the city
and care nothing more for the matter
than statement of the fact as a matter Of
news that such prosecutions were going on,
which we promptly at the first did; 90 that
the trials in no sense differ, the first will be
just like the other eleven. therefore very
monotonous. and the daily appearance Of
which for four or six weeks neither helps the
cause nor rebounds to the credit of our
CIV, k1) lllat 10 touDl Solnt Oh our tTuH-
gists, who for the major part are honorable
citizens and reliable business men. have
technically violated the spirit and maybe
the letter Of the law, bat that
upon the whole, we are as quiet, sober and
orderly community of people as can be
found in the state with not Il single open
saloon.
There is still a stronger and better
reason why we haven't lent hand in inten-
sifying feeling and string up the commu-
nifty The Republican party is now recog-
nized as the anti-saloon party, but as the
Republican party provided how liquors
should be obtained. the EAGLE don't pro
pose to join in a racket in which lawyers
and the Democratic party are to be the
sole beneficiaries, as opposed to the party
which has closed the open saloon and done
more for the cause of true temperance by
cutting off the facilities for manufacturing
drunkardS and loafers than any party or
organization of men that ever existed in
any state or in any country.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
DISCONNECTED DYNAMITERS.

The verdict of that Chicago jury will
go farther, will be felt lower down and
will reach higher up, in firmly fixing the
principles or the genius Of the government
given us by the fathers than anything
which has happened in many years Men
high in the counsels of this nation have for
months been discussing in their own minds
and with friends the proposition whether
after all a government Of the people and by
the people would prove equal or superior
to an adverse social or political movement
made among the people Outside, or even
sectional disturbances were no longer fear
cd. but the result Of monStrous teachings,
who could foresee the result These for
eign Adventures who, acting as if they be
ieved that our country of liberty was =
country of license only nave swiftly learned
that government Of the people is stronger
in self protection than those Of monarchies
and of standing armies The people have
spoken through 4 jury of their peers and
only the supreme court of Illinois can set
aside that verdict.
True American citizens not only in Chi
cago but mother cities. in fact everywhere
all over this broad land will sleep in great
er security because of that verdict.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION

The Republican County Convention for the
purpose of nominating candidates for the
following officers, Probate Judge. County
Attorney, District Clerk, Superintendent of
Public Instruction and Coroner, will be held
in the city of Wichita on the 4th day of Sep
tember, 1856, at II o'clock a. m. at the opera
house.
There will also be held at the same time
and place. and after the adjournment of said
county convention, convention to nominate
a candidate for representative for the
Eighty-second Representative district.
There will also be held on the same day and
after the adjournment of said county conven-
tion, a convention in the First ward of the
city of Wichita, for the purpose of nominat-
ing q candidate for representative for the
Eighty fourth Representative district.
On Friday the third day of September,
1886, at II O'clock m. of said day, at the city
of Goddard, there will be held convention
for the purpose of nominating candidate
for Representative for the Eighty-third Rep
resentative district and for the purpose of
nominating candidate for the Office of coun-
" commissioner for the Third Commissioner
district.
said Said conventions are called by order Of the
Republican Central Committee, and the
townships and wards will be entitled to the
following number of delegates:
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
HARRY TAYLOR'S DEATH.

From the Kingman Courier.
Harry Taylor, whose death occurred in
Wichita last Saturday, was we'll known
and highly respected by many of our cit
izens. He visited in Kingman this sum-
mer, stopping most of the time with the
family of Mr.. J. j. johnson on Main
street, who are from his own native state.
Pennsylvania He is spoken Of by all
who knew him as young man OF more
than ordinary attainments, and Of super
ior charcter. His untimely death, he being
not yet twenty, was severe shock to
his many friends and admirers. The
bright future pictured by many for his
bright intellect will never come. Who
knows! but in the great eternity beyond,
he is filling much more important niche
than it is possible for mortal to fill here?
The brightest jewels as well as the lustre-
less ones are all Gods own. The funeral
on Monday was attended by a large con-
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
Written for the Eagle.
IN MEMORIAM.
BY WINNIFRED.

1t is summer, the earth and sky are fair,
The air is filed with fragrance sweet
That the Zephyrs bring from fields afar,
But alas! my flower that loved and watched
Till it grew to proud O'ershadowing tree
So dead from the touch of the spoileri hand
Spring cannot bring back its bloom to me.
It fell, untouched by slow decay,
It's proud strength crushed in a single hour
In the dawn of a manhood fair to see
While life seemed full of unmeasured
power.
am kneeling beside you my boy my ownl
am kissing your waxen brow;
My light, and my life with you are gone,
Can you hear Inc and love me nOwb
My boy! Oh, my boy! they but talk in vain
OF hopes that rise from your tear-stained
bed
OF fairer life, and deathless day,
l only remember my boy is dead.
l thought to rest in the dear home nest
When the palsying hand of age was nigh,
Secure in the love of my beautiful boy
As the sun of my life went down the sky
Oh cannot look up to the Fathers face
And read in my sorrow blessing hid,
For God can never blessing give
Like my lost boy under the coffin lid.
l would ask in my grief no better boon
For my black, black sorrow and anguish
deep,
Than to go today to my brave boys tomb,
Lie down by his side and forget to weep
Aug. 18th, 1886.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
4 BIG LIBEL.
From the Winfield Courier.

From the Wintield Courier.
The EAGLE has been regaliug its readers
with eminent citizens of Wichita These
cuts look like thugs and bandits, but we
supposed they We're fair representations of
the looks of Wichita men until today ii
presented the head of base looking thug
labeled Frank Williams. ESQ.," Now. We
happen to know said Frank Williams.
Esq. and know he used to be real good.
honest looking man when he lived in Win
field, totally unlike the diabolcal picture
somewhat assimilated the Wichita style Of
looks. but al the best the cut is vile Sian
der and Frank should commence suit
against the EAGLE at once for libel. placing
the damages at not less than $l00, 900, the
value Of the EAGLE plant
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
DOUBLE FORCE.

The town site of ingalls, has just beer
plated and surveyed A number of busi
ness houses have already been secur
ed, but still there is grand
opening here for almost any kind Of busi
ness and professional man. but the time te
come is right now, before the field is filled
The town company's
FIRST GRAND SALE OF LOTS
will take place on the grounds on Wednes
day August 25th, 1886, and we would ad
wise all parties interested, who desire to
take fortune at its flood tide, which leads
on to success, to be on hand that day with
out fail.
For further desired information call on
or address W. A. Coates, Topeka, Kan,
B. T. Riley, agent, Cimarron, Kan, or G.
w. Milton, Dodge City, Kan
r. S. T.
ingalls,, Kan, August II, 1886.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
PRETTY ROUGH.

Mr. Martin Van Buren Bennett. formerly
editor of the Iowa Copperhead, has re-
Gently written letter to the president of
the United States:
To His Excellency. Grover Cleveland:
/ hasten to notify You that your post
master, Hugh " Gavigan, has been re-
moved from the postoffice at this point,
Columbus, kas., not ON account of his of
fensive portisanship, but because he was
better qualified as forger for the penniten-
tiary than he was by his knowledge
of civil service or Democracy for
postmaster. You have been more unfor-
tunate in selecting for different official po-
sitions men who have either been in the
penitentiary or who ought to have been
there, or are ON their way there, than any
president from Washington down. If you
shall continne in the future as you have
done in the past, the great party of which
you are the leader, will consist at the end Of
your administration of yourself on the out
side and yonr appointees on the inside Of
the present prisons of the country.
Very respectfully,
TSignedl NJ V. B. BENNETT
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
THE CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND.

The Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
extension into Kansas is being crowded, a
very large extra force being added to the
construction within the past week \
hundred extra men were sent over day be
fore yesterday to work on the bridge at
Topeka. If the weather should prove
favorable till Christmas there is little doubt
that the road by that time will all be prac-
tically graded from St Joseph to Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

The Winfield Courier says that the real
estate transfers in the EAGLE. for one day
this week, were footed up wrong. We are
sorry for the mistake, as we are well aware
that Wichitas daily real estate transfers are
closely watched and figured up by many
others besides the Courier
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

Ft Scott seems still all broken up over
the question of issuing the bonds voted in
aid of the Kansas, Nebraska & Dakota rail
way fifty or sixty miles of which has been
constructed. One mayor and one acting
mayor have been compelled to resign
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

1t is said that a coat and vest belonging to
an Atchison saloon keeper have been found
near the residence Of states attorney Tufts
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

Parsons. who will be hung in Chicago.
when he spoke in Topeka had bombs in his
pocket, and that fact was known bv his
brother anarchists and told of the next
day. ay.-Commonwealth
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

EagIe tOWhshipN -.-..-........ -.---......... Z
The primaries to elect said delegates will
be held on Thursday, September 2nd, 1856, at
the usual voting places In the country the
polls will be opened from o'clock to 4 o'clock
p. m, and in the city from = O'Clock until
$50 p. IN. Z. b. JEwETT, Chairman.
NJ. s. ROCHELLE Secretary
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

THE st. JOE AND Ft. WORTH.
News received from C.. Wood Davis is to
the effect that preparations are nearly COM
pleted and that work will commence within
few days on the St. Joseph and Ft. Worth
railway along the line between Junction
City and the Missouri river. This road is
to reach Wichita by December 1887.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

course of people, amongst whom from this
city were Mr. Sam Johnston and sister
Carrie, and Attorney c. II. Barnes and
lady
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
THE LATEST
CAPITAL = HILL = ADDITION,

Situated
fine Hill OF
call office
Lots Of the city,
fine bargains
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DR.. MORGAN.

DR.. MORGAN.
Gynaecologist and 0bstetrician.
kansas Furniture Co. BuildingJ
COR. DOUGLAS and TOPEKA AVE. WICHITA. KS.
Entire time and attention given to Diseases Of wo-
meu and Obstetrics 99lm>
Public Land Strip.
SUBJECT TO SETTLEMENT.
the supplying and outftting point
Only one and half miles from the NEU-
TRIAL STRIP LANDS.
Take the Englewood Stage at Dodge City. which
leaves daily. dl5l
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE TICKET.


For Associate Justice
d. N. VALENTINE,
JOHN A. MARTIN.
Atchson county.
For Lieutenant Governor
A. p. RIDDLE,
For Secretary OF State
Sedgwick county
1'' ''"'e '' JAMES W. HAMILTON.
Sumner county.
For Auditor of State
Pawnee county.
For Attorney General, M n,,onn
Usage county.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction
J. H. LAWHEAD,
FOR CONGRESSMEN.
HON. E. n. MORRILL,.
'>' HON. e. H. FUNSTON:
Neosha county.
' ~ ~ HON THOMAS RYAN.
HON. A. S. WILSON,
Washington county
HON E. J. TURNER,
Sheridan county.
Seventh District
HON. S. R. PETERS,
Harvey county.
JCDICIAL-lSth DISTRICT.
For Judge
HON. T. B. WALL,
Sedgwick County.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
INGALLS,, KAN.

The New Star Of the Southwest.
The Coming Capital of Plumb
County Now on Deck.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

Entire time and attention given to Diseases Of wo
meu and Obstetrics. s0lm
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
THE St. JOE AND Ft. WORTH.

ingalls,, Kan, August II, 1886.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

Take the Englewood Stage at Dodge City. which
leaves daily. ulo3
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
BUSINESS = PROPERTY.


We six lots Topeka
Business fail
lots Douglas
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
Gynaecologist and 0bstetrician.

kansas Furniture Co. BudinS)
COR. DOUGLAS and TOPEKA AVE. WICHITA. KS
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
RESIDENCE = PROPERTY.

In endless profusion in every part Of the city.
ACRE PROPERTY:-We
prices could realized