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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04

Clausen. This is one of the Oldest and
best firms here, and have au extensive
trade. Gooch & Sears is Q now firm,
but are well known and have the cap
ital to control q large trade. j. b.
Kelsey & Co., from Ithica, New YORK
This firm has been here two
years and arc to Sara
toga what N. F. Niederlander
is to Wichita. Hotels: Clifton house,
F. n. Rea, proprietor. This is first
class house and sets an excellent table
while Mr.. Rea is landlord who will
understand how to please and make
his guests comfortable, The Great
Western is also first-class house, and
is well liked. Mr.. Max Bcheob is the
proprietor.
Livery and Sale Stables: l.. D.
Warren, this is one of the best kept
stables west Of Wichita, and you can
be sure of good rig and reasonable
prices, if you call on Mr.. Warren
There are three other stables, kept by
Nessrs. Grant s. Mitchell; Mitchell &
Co., and Jerome Russell.
Harness maker: w. w. Ross, from
Concordia, Kss. Mr., Ross carries q
large stock of goods and employs sew
eral workmen in his repair shop.
Coal anc grain dealers, A. E. GREGG
~ and w. o. Cunningham. These mer
are both old settlers and are very
reliable business men.
The press is also well represented
by two good weekly papers, namely
The Saratoga Sun, Messrs. Albaugh &
Hupp, editors and proprietors, and
the Saratoga Democrat, by Messrs
Gore & Kinney.
Last, but not least. by any means
is the Minnesota Milling company
Cooper and Gibbons, managers. This
is the finest roller Touring mill west o.
Kingman, and has large trade in 6
half dozen counties.
While Ill Saratoga your correspond
ent had the pleasure of meeting Mr.
Thomas Carter, of the Wichita Whole
sale Grocery house, Mr.. Cherry, of the
Wichita Cracker factory, and Mr.
Gault, of johnson & Co.'s dry good;
house.
Wichita has a large wholesale trade
with this place and the towns west o.
here, and rs soon as the railroad is ex.
tended west from Kingman the bust
ness will increase very fast in favor o.
Wichita.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD.
To the Editor OF the Capital.

To the Editor OF the Capital
A railroad from Topeka to Wichita
on an air line, would cross the Neosho
river 3 little west of Americas, would
touch Cottonwood Falls, and run
through a'country all the way from
Cottonwood Falls TO Wichita that
has no railroad. This air line road
would shorten the distance be-
tween Topeka and Wichita mapy
miles. A good route for railroad
would be from Topeka to Eskridge,
thence to Council Grove. This can be
built in fifty-seven miles, Cottonwood
Falls eighteen.miles, total seventy five
miles. From Cottonwood Falls to
Wichita on an excellent line would not
exceed sixty miles, total from Topeka
IS5 miles. The distance now via the
the Santa Fe is 1863 miles. This road
would run thpough ten miles Of the
magnesia rock of Chase county, so no
ted for building material in the west.
Why would it not be . good idea TO
organize good local company to
build on this route. 1t seems to me ii
is just the route the Rock Island
would ike to have from Council
Grove. They might also run to Nc
Pherson and Hutchinson and 50 on
southwest. | only throw this out a.
suggestion. PROGRESS.
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LAMENT FOR ABILENE

Woo Is me, Abilene!
The light has faded from thy skies;
The earth, SO fresh and green,
Ne moro delights my fearful eye,
Abilene. Abilene!
The gloom that hoyers black Is night,
Too dark for incandesceAt light,
Or kerosene,
Enshrouds thy prospects, late so bright
o, Abilene!
Ny Abilene, my own!
What is it makes my heart 50 sore,
Ny troubled spirit groan,
As never it has groaned before,
As if il were undonss
This sadness presses everywhere,
Below, above, on earth, in air
Och, hone! Och, hone.
The wicked ones have laid snare,
And gobblsd Krohn!
How fallen, Abilene.
So late in all the flush of power,
He came upon the scene;
Now crushed and withsred like flower,
Abilene. Abilene!
An Eli went he in with Joy,
To find himself woman's toy,
Behind the screen.
Hes gone to meet the late Molloy,
o, Abilene.
Kansas Chief.
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KROHN'S GIRL.

Krohn's case seems to be gaining
ground. The porter of the hotel at
which the seduction" took place says
that when he and the other mon went
into the room the woman in the case
was standing up in the middle of the
room with her night gown 30 elevated
as to expose her entire person, and
that Krohn was neither undressed nor
in bed. That it was a job is 10 longer
doubted, and that it was blackmail-
ing scheme in which lewd or loose
woman was made the principal tool
now seems probable. The matter
ought to be sifted to the bottom.
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powerful corporations which have cul-
tiyated the friendship of the coming
city, therefore the unwisdom OF her
present policy. 1t is truth, and the
Santa Fe people know it. that while
this section of the state is susceptible
of Q more dense population and
greater wealth than any other section
of Kansas, that yet, in spite of any
number of branches which the Santa
Fe may Law down, there will be still
room for all the big Trunk lines Of the
west to get into and out Of Wichita
without being at all crowded.
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SOUELCHED WITH FAIR PROM.
lSES.

The Times might bring itself around
to support Col. NJ. NJ. Murdoch for
governor of the whole of Kansas were
it not for the fear that he might move
the capitol Of the state from Topeka
to Wichita and thereby disarrange
matters SO badly for the next few
years. Under the circumstances il
must bear down for Gov. Martin this
fall, in the meantime helping the Col
onel to make Wichita for the south
east what Clay will be for the north
east.-Clay Center Times.
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THE SANTA FEE AND WICHITA

The Santa Fe has run a survey over
the Omaha, Abilene aud Wichita
route from Marion TO Abilene. OF
course the Santa Fe is not trying TO
hurt Wichita in this demonstration,
no more than in their Mulvane pro-
ject. The Santa Fe is also building or
pretending TO build, d road from Hut
Crimson TO kinsley, through territory
that will soon be made tributary to
Wichita. The Santa Fe is also sur
veying road from Lsrned west, up
the Pawnec valley, direction for
which the Eagle Line seems headed.
Also another from Great Bend west
along the Walnut valley, another
route open TO the Eagle Line. If the
Santa Fe would but expend one-tenth
of the money that is being used to
down Wichita, in securing interests
at this point, and in helping to make
Wichita what she is inevitably
bound TO be anyway. the great
city of Kansas, that corporation
would not only reap great advantages
and save many hundreds of thousands
of dollars of surplus Boston cash, but
would have been the boss road at the
boss city of the state. OF course that
corporation can. and will be compelled
to, use all these extensions and
branches, now being built, TO haul
freights to and from Wichita, and that
within five years to come, but she will
inevitably have sacrificed prestige
and advantages at this point which
she could have held just as well as not.
The commercial, financial and political
power of Wichita is but beginning to
be felt in and by the state of Kansas,
while that of the Santa Fe is being
divided mp and disputed By other
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THE CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND
CHARTER.

The charter taken out by the Cbica-
20 and Rock Island Kansas extensions
were given once before IN the EAGLE
but as there has been considerable en-
quiry for them, we publish them
again:
l. A line commencing opposite the
city Of ST. Joseph, Missouri, and
running thence in southwesterly d.
rection through the counties of Doni-
phan, Brown, Atchison, Jackson,
Shawnee, Wabaunsee, Davis, Morris,
Dickerson, Marion, Mcpherson, Reno,
Pratt, Kiowa. Ford, Clark, Meade, and
Seward, to a point on the south line OF
the state OF Kansas, crossed by the
1Olst meridian of west longitude.
2. A point on line No. l. at or near
Lost Springs, in the county of Marion,
in the state OF Kansas, and running
thence in q southerly direction,
through the counties of Marion, Butler,
Harvey, Ssdgwick and Sumner, to the
town Of Hunnewell, in the county of
Summer
8. a line commencing in the county
Of Doniphan, opposite the city Of st.
Joseph; running thence through the
counties of Doniphan, Brown and Ne
maha, in the state of Kansas. and the
counties Of Pawnee, Gage, Jefferson,
Thayer and Nichols. in the state of
Nebraska, and the counties of Repub-
lie, Jewell, Smith, Phillips, Norton,
Decatur, Rawlins and Cheyenne, Kan
sas, to the west line of the state of
kansas.
4. A line commencing at Atchisen,
in the state of Kansas, and running
in southwesterly direction through
the counties of Atchison, Jefferson
and Shawnee to thes CITY Of Topeka,
and thence in q westerly direction to
a point on line No. l, at or near the
mouth Of Mill creek, in the county of
Waubansee, Kansas.
5, a line commencing at Atchison
and running in southwesterly direc-
ton through the counties of Atchison
and Jackson to the city of HoltOn.
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SARATOGA SCRAPS.
To the Editor OF the Eagle.

To the Editor or the Eagle
This neat little city on the head
waters of the Ninnescsh is enjoying
quite respectable boom this spring,
and in view of the recent railroad de-
velopment, it is most likely that her
prosperity will increase as the season
advances.
Since our last visit, several new
buildings have opened out, The most
conspicuous in the way of i'm
provements is handsome large brick
school house, which is almost ready
for the scholars. 1t is very promi-
nehtly located on a gentle elevation,
Just north of the business center,
which affords commanding view of
the town and much of the surround
ing country. The total cost of the
building when completed will reach
eight thousand dollars; and we are
pleased to state that Messrs. Terry
and :Dumont, of Wichita, were the
architects.
1t has recently been ascertained bv
actual test that superior quality of
clay suitable for brick making
was to be had close 10 town and this
spring large brickyard will be estab-
lished by firm from La Porte, Ind.
AS a sketch of the business interests
of Saratoga may be of interest to the
readers of the EAGLE, we give the fol-
lowing list:
Mr.. j. j. Davis, general stock of dry
goods. Mr.. Davis is quite q young
man, but through his energy and busi-
ness talent has succeeded in building
up a very large trade. He is from
La Porte, Ind.
The second extensive dry goods
house is the firm Of Max NJ. Schulz
& Co. They began business here last
fall and carry a large stock.
Hacker Bros, also from LIS Porte,
Ind, are new corners, and carry a
large general stock of dry goods and
groceries aud are doing well.
j. Blackburn, general stock Of dry
goods and groceries. This is one of
the oldest business houses in Saratoga.
Mr.. Blackburn came from Hutchinson
Kansas.
Hess Bros. is also . very responsible
firm. They opened up here last sum-
mer and carry large stock Of grocer
les.
ia. Mcdowell, general stock of
groceries. This gentleman 10 from
Celina, Ohio, and is doing an extern
sive trade.
j. B. Travis & Son are a new firm,
who came here last fall from La Porte.
Ind. They carry the heaviest stock of
groceries in town.
Bank Of Saratoga. Geo. 4. Lewis &
Bros, proprietors. This is the first
bank here and is well managed
institution.
The Weaver. Wilson & Co. Banking
company is new firm who hav,
recently started here, and are from
La Porte, Ind.
Temple Brothers, general stock of
hardware and implements. They are
from Pleasant Hill, No., and are tppi-
cal western men, who have the bust
ness tact and energy to make a sue
cess in any line of business.
j. ID. Caswell, formerly of Newton.
Kansas, also does large hardware
trade.
Furniture: J. c. Rife, from Newton,
Kansas, has q complete line OF goods
and is also largely interested in real
estate.
Lumber dealers: Beggs & Go. They
carry large general stock in their
line.
ia Wallace, of Wichita, has large
implement house here, managed by
Mr.. C. E. Phillips.
The drug business is represented by
five firms, q follows: HASTE & Co.,
Stovall & Barratt. Scott + Co., Charles
Blair, Barker & Co.
Real estate and loans: Miller q
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Even Commissioner Sparks shows
some evidence that the mauling be
has received from the public press has
done him good. He has begun to
oyerrule his own decisions. This will
be 8 great relief to his superior, the
secretary of the interior.-Emporia
Republican.
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At a meeting of the u. A. 4 w.,
railroad directors held in Topeka,
Tuesday evening. arrangements were
made which it 10 believed will result in
the speedy building of the road. ~
cry director WAS present and had with
him all Of his enthusiasm. General
Solicitor low and chief engineer Par
ker, Of the Rock Island road met in
formally with the board and gave
much valuable Information regarding
the movements Of that coFpoG1fioa =
oD-Cay CU1oe 11D6A
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE


To Voters and Citizens:
By the solicitations of many citizens
hereby announce myself candidate for the
Office of Justice of the Peace of the city OF
Wichita. A. NJ. RUSSELL
/ am a candidate for Justice of the Peace
in the city of Wichita.
W. F. WALKER.
At the request of many citizens hereby
announce myself as candidate for Justice
of the Peace for the city of Wichita.
FRANK MAJOR.
To the Editor of the Eagle:
Please announce Burtrand Jones as can.
diGate for justice of the peace at the coming
election, and oblige many voters.
To the Editor of the Eagle:
Please announce the name of Col. ii. Il.
Taylor as candidate for justice of the peace
at the election Tuesday next.
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Must be Sold.

Miss Leon Ripper, a fashionable No. l
dressmake, from the east has accepted 3
position at Mrs. Mary Klentz's dressmsking
establishment at 153 Main street We wish
all ladies 10 call and examine work and
prices. Miss Ripper comes well recon-
mended BY some of our best citizens. HAS
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COMMUNICATIVE WARD.
WICHITA, April 8, 1856.

WICHITA, April 3, 1856.
To the Editor OF the Daily Eagle:
1 wish TO state to tho voters of the Fifth
ward that / am not, nor have been, . can
didste for reelection TO the Office of council
man in said ward, as was published a few
DAYS ago. Ny name was used without su-
thority. Respectfully,
J. +. MCCONNELL
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CoUNcILMEN-THIRD WARD.

WICHITA, Kansas April 2, 1886.
We the undersigned business men of the
city of Wichita and voters of the Third
ward believe il to the best interest of the
city, respectfully ask that o. ID. Barnes be-
come candidate for alderman for the long
term, and J. NJ. Brownson alderman for the
short term, at the coming election, to repre-
sent said ward in tie council meetings
A. ID. Houek, Lon Holding,
H. Smyth. NJ Corbett,
A. B. Wright, L. Pettenger,
John A. " allace, Jno. 5. Cozine,
Robert c. Dean, Joseph Wright,
EP. Ford. ID. s. Beschy,
G. IL. fulIDg, +. NJ. Scott,
ID. ID. Skinner, VIII Wroughton,
Geo. Z. Spalton, William Fry,
Chas. Lawrence, John Llss,
j. NJ. Alien, A. A. Hyde,
II. NJ. Jones, c. Oppenheimer,
Il. i. Slosser, III. G.. Lee.
NJ X. Tucker, A. w. Biting,
w. Grafton Breathed, c. +. McAdams,
Ches Firebsugh, VIM. Tobias,
Z. Hibargar, L. G. Wilson,
+. A. Russell, ID. A. Mitchell,
Will S. Cress, J. G. Bundy,
J. ii. Mccall, T. l.. Ross,
T. b. Slosser, M. Hellar,
Joe Koehler, John Davidson,
John S. Schlauser, 4. Knoblock,
j. NJ. Chamberlain, q. ID. Stillman,
w. o. Hilbich, w. w. Luttrell,
A. A. Tiska, G. Garnhlam,
A. o. Geek, C. ii. Harvey,
NJ w. Gillus, l.. Reitz,
w. l.. Doyle, J. A. Steadman,
T. w. Fuller, Chas. Fuller,
III. Walden, L. Mulinix,
A. w. Davis, III. +. Hartzell,
Paul F. Jones, Nixon Elliott,
j. z. S. Elliott, Peter Coggeshall,
Geo. L. Pratt, Geo. ID. Gross,
NJ. w. Leyey, J. III. Russell,
.Jno. X. Parsons, L. NJ. Bisbee,
H. c. Draives, Robt. j. Mckim,
S. Goldstein, Roberts Bros.
We are pleased TO accept the honor of our
names being used as candidates for ceun-
cilmen in the Third ward, assuring the vot-
ers of the Third ward of our sincere appre-
citation of their confidence in placing our
names before the voters. We shall be thank
full for your support.
Very respectfully,
o. ID. BARNES,
j. NJ. BRowNsoN.
Wichita, Kans., April 3, 1886.
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w. F. WALKER.
CoUNcILMEN-FIRsT WARD.

By request of many friends, l hereby an
nounce myself as an independent candidate
for councilman of the First ward.
NJ NJ FEcHHEIMER.
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Wanted.
Every lady and gent in Wichita TO know
that J. 7. 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 fac. everything tina; goes to make up 8
frst-clase carriage. Telephone; Office No.
lis South Main street; residence sos South
Water street. di0.G J. T. HOMES.
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To the iitor Of the Eagle:
Please announce me as a candidate for the
Office of councilman in the I'd ward.
GEO. 4. HARRIS.
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WICHITA, Kan, April 8, 1886

WICHITA, Kan, April 3, 1856.
To the Editor of the Eagle.
At the request of large number of citi-
IONS of the First ward l hereby announce
myself as candidate for councilman of
that ward, subject TO the decision of the
voters. Z. V. HEALY.
To the Editor Of the Eagle:
Please announce thst y. a. English will
be candidate, on Tuesday, for reelection
Is councilman from the First ward.
MANY VOTERS.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04

Just in, q full line of Kangaroo, Angola
and matt kid shoes for gents for summer
wear. All widths and styles, and prices
very reasonable. j. c. Woodwork, l3S n.
Main st.
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Wichita, Kans., April 3, 1886.
WICHITA. April 3. 1886

To the Editor Of the Eagle.
Please announce me as a candidate fol
councilman of the Third ward at the ap.
preaching city election.
w. A. RICHEY.
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Money to Loan At Sight.
can close good city loan at lowest rates
in three hours any day in the week. s. w.
Cooper, 1877 Main street. ds0-tf
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Please announce the name Of A. Wagner
es q candidate for councilman for the First
ward
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WARD.

To the voters OF the Fourth ward:
l hereby announce myself as an indepen-
dent candidate for councilman from the
above named ward, and will be most thank
full for the support of my neighbors at the
polls. c. T. DERBY.
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I can save you money if you want plane
or organ. am here and intend TO stay and
stand by all the goods sell. can sell just
as much goods for the money as any man in
Kansas. Leave your money at home. Thos.
Shaw. dll6-2t
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Mems low quarter shoes from 81 to s.,
just in. J. G. Woodwork, City shoe store,
1873 n. Main st.
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For Sale

At a bargain. Cor'er lot on Main street;
one store room, cellar and shed; two-room
dwelling, small grocery, stock and fixtures,
all new. One horse, harness and delivery
wagon. Good established trade and
splendid location. Will sell very cheap if
sold at once. Prices and terms, call on or
address F. L. Ford, county clerks office, or
at corner of Park and Main streets. d1l5-6tS
Woodwork, the city shoe store man is
kept busy all the time; his trade is rapidly
increasing; the excellent qnalty Of his shoes
and the uniformly low prices he makes on
them are bringing him a good trade. 1873 n
Main ST.
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Call at Wichita Cornice works on Mon
day and Tuesday, and see the patent com.
bined fue and ventilator; makes the best
safest and cheapest fue known, and give:
perfect ventilation. 116-lt*
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Miss Matte Minnier, of Quincy, ILL.,, is
in the city, and will take the place of sales
lady in Miss Clsrk's millinery'stsre. 1l6-1t
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To the Hon. J. Z Alien;

DEAR SIR:-We the undersigned citizens
and tax payers of the 4th ward knowing
you TO be a safe and conservative official by
yeur actions for years past, We now beg
you not to refuse 10 serve as councilman of
the 4th ward for two years more:
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Mrs. Hixol & Wilson have removed
their drsss-making establishment. to the
third door on South Lawrence avenue, in
the rear Of Mrs. Lawrence's millinery store.
dl14-3t
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wanted.
Purchaser for encyclopedia Britannica,
ninth edition, frst-class condition; will sell
cheap. Inquire ST room 6, 10 f Douglas
avenue. Gll4-4t
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Ladies, ask to see my opera slippers at
75c and 81. They are superior goods for
the money. j. C. Woodwork, City shoe
store, 1873 n. Main street. d1l6-1t
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Come to our hosiery sale. Munson.
Pressed Brick

Pressed Brick.
We are sole agents for the Colorifc Brick
compsny's celebrated pressed brick, the
finest and cheapest pressed brick in the
market Rogers Coal company, 6ls Douglas
avenue. daft
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Gents do not forget that at the city shoe
store yon can find the best assortment of
low and medium priced shoes in the city
]. c. Woodwork, 1873 N Main st. dl16-1t
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Lower thsn the Low est.

The Queen City Clothing house guaran
tees to sell you clothing or gents furnishing
goods cheaper than any other clothing hous'
in the city. This is broad assertion, but
mean business. Call and examine good
and get prices. It will cost you nothing
Corner Douglas and Topeka avenues. C. a
Holton. manager. dl16-6t
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John G. Allen offers at retail his large
wholesale stock Of dry goods, embracing the
new styles for spring and summer at 10 to
80 per cent less than REGULAR prices in order
to retire from business. d116-1tk
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A full line Of chidren's misses and ladies'
summer slippers, very cheap, at tho City
shoe store, 1873 n. Main st.
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Miss Thompson, competent milliner,
arrived from the east last week and has &C.
ceptcd position as trimmer for Miss
Clark. dll6-1t
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Groceries at Cost.
Twill sell large stock Of fresh groceries
at cost. The room must be vacated and
the goods must go. j. NJ. Jackson. Hess
old stand. dl14-3t
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N. c. Clark, agent for Halls Safe and
Lock company, manufacture Chrome steel
jails. For f,il information address ne s;
Topeka, Kan. ds'-l0s'