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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-05-12
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$1.Oo,
THE ONSTT?VTIO

There nrn DrrsnnS who Jnliub+
in fudinm f,uIt with th, r,u.,i
tuition of South c,rolir, N.,r,.
opnizc the
the %Sanctity of the , law
We must hnvr u constitutions rnnn
which we cnn look with u fcclin~
of pride, and to protcrt il n,uxt
cvrr b, considered thn s,crn,I I,t,.
of patriotic citizrns. Uthn nrc.,nt
organic structure is 30 radically de-
f@rctivr as to render this rrsprct
Impossible, then let Us have , NOW
Constitution.
We are, however. dccidwRv on
posed f., the call for q constitu-
tional convention 1T this time, and
we arc loath to believe tb,t thr
unan !mOuS sentiment of the Con-
vcntion, coniuoscd of thrcc hun-
drcd farmers, was in favor of this
movement. We prefer to believe
that this convention passed favor
ably upon the matter because tho
leaders urged it, and that This me-
tim ut least was not the rcsult or
due consideration. What is there
so rcrugnant as to Justify this on
pcnsivc policy, at Il time when u
reduction of taxes is the CRY from,
all pnrts OF thcland? What change
is needed that cannot be- effected
by amendment? We would be
glad to have some dclcr,;e who
voted for this resolution. ,nsv.o,.
these questions. II .woul1 lao m
tcrcsting to know wiiai.kind of nm
instrument these mel to
give us, as we'll as to learn soG,r-
thing of the defects of the present
constitution.
lhcrr arc prrha' : some CEUlScs
IN THIS Constitution that rotfl,i he
with safety amended, hut we soc
no necessity for calling Il ('0nStitu-
,fi"hal Convention and sending inun
20 '"lulhlbln TO spend weeks and
'ioflapS months in vrntilatiur
-thclr IDEAS on the various amend
hichtS, when the people can cash,
express their opinions ON thc merit
III any measure, at Il e gcncralalcc-
latt". ~ constitutional Convention
Y no chlldS-piaN'. Ne ran readily
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-05-12

st. Augustine, Fla, is to have
the largest hotel in the South, COO
by 400 feet, and costing $4,00O,00O.
1t win be built in strictly Moorish
architecture, Of coquina ground and
mixed with cement, and will be
ready for next winters business
n garden and fountains will occupy
its interior court, and an orange
grove is to be planted on one part
of the roof.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-05-12

- ortlaNu, NC, houses Zoo mel
possessing from Tlo0,00O to $1,000,
each.
The fund for tbc widow of Com
oral Unncock. NOW boinw raised i'm
Boston, is nenrinr tho sum of $40
ODO,
Don't iudnr Il man by thc noise
nc iiaKcS III lhlS Woflu. TWO trace
"oilarS IN pocked VIII make
more JiHElc 'hah Tio,o"" IN piiiS.
Cooked celery is said to be a
specific for rheumatism. Cut the
celery into small pieces and boil
is until soft. The patient should
"rink 'hr water III which 1t Is
to"he"' "crN" inc c"tcrE h"' upon
'o'S''
In ease ofn bite from Il rapid
dog, DR.. BILLINGS recommends that
the wounds be cautcrizra with
strong carbolic acid. It is much
less pa'hiui ana NOR" 'l'c'ttEc lm;'h
burning WIN Il not iroh. me
WOUNDS VIII also h"al III 'e@S ''nie.
Prom the dangerous wounds
which OFTEN result from running IL
rusty nail in the foot or other part
of the body, the following is said
20 Dc !; '"r'aih cure; smoke sue
m""."' " amy Nou"u Or "i"iHT,
'''"' - 'ni'"i'ir', WIN ottrh''. W"o'
OF Moo'e'l cioth. twenty minutes
III 'h' S,l'"kc or VIII take inc
Pam "'H.
1t that there arc nov
- -
'l''H are o"% IN Il sandstone NH,
n"n' "''Vi'',' rooms ilgltl ana
I',N' 49, WI 'H rHililhoHS, VIII
"'MH INV """,H' 'i'u are S'ld 10 DC
>''! "'A "'i" ''"p''''ol".
MIR. N-ahashi, of Toxic, has in
vented and patented a method of
weaving carpets with feathers. Ac-
cording to his method. rcothnrs AFRO
,.u",r" '"" H'lh! N'a,r pN TN" ac-
~, y W. ,"'','''"', 'l'" ''n.'' woven
'N' o'"''''H '"''"'' SUN.
Some of the skirts for Young
girls are made with wide box-plcats
and arc without drapcry, n loosely
knottcd sash being worn with them.
They are trimmed with a broad
band of striped material placed y
~
-i'araS"lS hay" made their APP
p~raranc" in II variety of novel
Shapes ana fabrics. Etaminc with
c'l'"roidcrcd stripes and cmbroi-
dHrctl or printed Grape are the
newest materials With which they
ar" covered. Lace covers arc used
over SIadrd silks of various hucS.
"A society h,s hnrn ,~ru,uivol
i'm London. thc n~urnnsr nr RINK :,
TO enlist the symnnthir. nr r,,hinn
able one in r,ynr nr :, rnrnrm,
movement ia onnosition t]n,h,Eiii'
i'E VI ''"I '"r u~''"ra'lEe pur-
p'S' o'"'H 'hu unii"ahlhg
i'''It :" inc "l-'"ioS iI'iinaG"
"A foreign device for cutting
stone consists of II cord of three
steel wires rather loosely twisted
together, running around nullcyS
like Il hand-Saw. The swift sue
cVSSi0n of blows from the ridges OF
the cord delivered along an arrow
line, disintcgratcs the stone rap
idly.
INC ancient igEp'lahS were
Simple IN lhrlr uict, as were the
NOR mai his heroes nt" iikn h,r-
bnri,ns I@n,Etrr moo nrnrns.inm,
cooks arose. some Of whom couII
scryr M, bio ro,strd nm ono siIn
boiled on onnthrr ana .n ,InIimht,,
r.,.. 'S'',
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-05-12

Tho a of Weber, the composer,
is said to have been SO sensitive
that he could tell the difference
of II thousandth part, or one vibra-
more or less i'm the thousand.
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10


Tie coachmsn-groom business has been
81 over lone in real life, and SO over worked
for sensational purposes in the new, paper :,
a. t. have nau-eatei good many sensi-
lie people AMI wesrisi even the most invel-
crate lover Of scandals Philadelphia has
aGdei one to the Ii {, however, SO entirely
ami legitimately romantic. ani 50 agreea-
bly, reversing the ordinary experience. as To
lie worthy Ct the d.ss publicity. Tne
youn, lady was OF excellent family, with a
pr. spective fortune. The coachmaa was
a young Sweie. with M more than ordinary
education the love on both sides was gem
uine, AMI the lady declared her determine.
ton TO marry tie man OF her choice,
despite the natural opposition Of her friends
The cos Cam m. on his part, proved him
self deserving Of he- aft .ction. By manly
determ nation 10 fit himself to be her nus.
hand. Alter the u usl PREPARATORY stuiies
he entesed theological sciooi, and ia du.
cour was or,,aine Lutheran minister
The ordination was Ioilowed by welding,
and til. harry couple have gone to their
new home in TIE northwest In most css.s,
the bride is ], wered to the level OF tire
coachman; in this instance lluck ami the
real grit of the man raised tim to the plane
of tbs woman he SO worthily loved and won.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10
Adding n Tint tn the Rainbow.


Quite a discus ion is going on among our
society bellies a. to tn, best thing for tho
complexion. Ons youn, iaiy. who o ska
is marvel Of purity. tells her frien Is That
She u -es notain, but rainwater upon her
fece, neck. arms aud hands. She ascribes
her beautiful complexion emit rely {, the
rainwatsr with plenty OF good out-of-door
exercise She has her followers; but there
is another lady. with equally a. fair skin.
who laughs q. this rainwater iiea and says
she wipes he- face on q piece Of fine fianrsl
dipTel in warm water. morning and night,
an 1, insteai OF drying with towel he
presses her skin, to keep it soft AMI pliable.
This lady also prescribss oat-of-1oor ex-
ercisa.
One thing i. certain-noithsr OF tbs pre-
scriptions can harm any one, which l. more
than can be sail o: ths toilet powders whirh
some ladies uss 81 disa trously. Some o.
tn IN have reached the stage so that they
never go without a bit It chamois skin
covered with powier, which Troy deity
conceal in tleir handkerchief. The Ia y
vino carefully w,p,s her face with her han l.
kerchief il public place will do so I'M
noticed by ninety-nine cut OF every hundred
men. Tut every woman will "catch on" to
b rrow from the language OF the ,treet
There arc no secrets o, the toilet which one
woman can hide from an 'ther.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10
A Georgia womsn's CoGee.
ATLANTA Constitutional


An Atlanta lady win, is al excellent
housekeeper. AMI whose coffee has been
prai ell Tins over tims. gives the following
as the rules and rs gulations fer making that
delightful bevsrays: at is an easy matter
to have COOL C fee. In tho first place, the
coffee must be KEEP. in an air.tighs cani ter,
and must bs OF e cd quality. aud be ground
as is neejel Tne co;fee-pot mu t be KEEP;
,crupulousiy neat, AMI must te kept
in the sunshine whenever there is
any sunshine TIE tea-kettls in which
the water is toi,ei must also I'D
kept clean. and fresh water must bs
ell for making tbs coffee. Tue am unt of
coffee used must be boulteous, else tbs pro-
duet will have limp taste and Will fail TO
give 50 tisfaction. Ii good -upply Of cri p.
ire hiy groanl ccfise il put into clean pc.
and fire Ii boiling water i. poured on and th }
coffee is allowed TO bill a while COED Golf e
i, the reuit. At our home We make coffee
extra strong, US about q third OF cup q:
good fresh milk With tn, cream On it, an |
it il delightful Is is far different from
much of the alleyel c,ff.e tina. combina
{ Il of s.nyiness ani carelessness force
heipiess ne Dpie to drink"
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10
Arrangement of tho Hair.


A "swees disorder" in the arrangement oil
tho hair Ia not only allowable ju.t now
about the temples AMI upon the crown oil
the head, but IL is considered very props,
and stylish to allow, innmberless stray
zephyr LOCKS to fail carelesIy from either
side of the graceful French twist which
carries most Of tle hair high to the iron:
and rides of the head. The fashionabl,
Young lady thu, coifured naturally gives
the idea to people not yet instructed in this
new art of nair-drossiny that she has either
quite forgotten t. make her usual toilet or
b recently encountered q gale. Tue
struggling wisp, nevertheless. are noticed
upon every otter SOCIETY" girl one meet.
ju t Row. They ara fashionable, and we
know what fierce. violent objections may
quickly be crushed cut and overrulei BY
that magical n uranco. Critically. how.
ever. the safest styis' in hair.drsssins i, an
unity ons. but no more so than the wear.
iny W tn the most carefully male aud hand
some toilet Of a dinsy and soied undre,sed
kid glove-a fashion which still obtains with
many best dressed people
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10
The Pioneer FarIners' Wives.
IOmaha BeaI


The trus farmers wife, AMI there are
thousands of them scattered through Ne
bra>ka in happy little homes. has done as
nue. in her quiet way toward the develop
meut of our state from frontier to farmlini
as her sturdy husband and sons Hsr
work. though largsly unseen, has bssn no
less effective. Il shows in tho npbuiliiny
OF hons inters 'ts and all that g0sS IL maka
ur purity and happiness in the home AMI In
the community. Il manifests itself in the
thrifty economy of thoss who arc TO mak'
tie future wives OF coming farmers and in
the inte gritty AMI industry of tho sons WAC
will some tins take their fathers piac, ID
the field and furrow.
Tne vet owes as much to the farmers
wife rs it dos to tao farmer himsslf, but
the results have been too often attainsi at
the expenss Of tas WORKOUT lives OF the
faith vi women wlo havs been pioneers in
the procession Of civilization AMI develop
mani
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10
Tho Young Nan Afraid Of His Sweetheart.



The young MAJ who Is afraid to ask
young W IN IN marry to him is a. q &c leral
tang. too slow for this day AMI for the girl.
1t doe not necessarily follow that the
young lady will want Cd marry him. but,
Ink, other human beings. she will wish t.
have thorough unl,r tan ling with him.
and, not being priviIegel to introduce the
subject to him. she will naturally expect
him to broach the matter in his own way.
1t is a very serious mi-taks for young
man TO imagine that young wonsn are %
different from him elf. Thy are animate
by the same impulses, and il hs is reas ma
bly, attractive in lerson, mind and man
ners, the chances ara that they are thinking
as much about tne subject that is upper.
most in his mind as hs Is They are human
beings young man. a you will discover.
and tiey will think more OF you il you al.
dress them manrully than they will If they
discover that you are afraid to say that
which they may be- for all you know.
dying to hear you say. In any event you
can not pay them a higher compliment
than to show a willingness TO pay for their
board and clothes
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10
To Take Ont Sc0reh.
ATLANTA Constitutional

To take scorch out of clothes, put the
article where fright sunshine will fall on it;
psel and slice two onions. extract the juice;
cut up half ounce Of tns whits soap an adj
to juice: two ounces OF fuller's earth and a
half pint Of vinegar: boil ell together;
when cool, spread over the scorchei cloth.
ing and let remain until dry; tlen wa h AMI
boil cut the articles and the scorch will di,-
appear unless turnsd so badly as to bFun1
the threada
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10
A New York Notion.

The fashionable CLARITY fair for the com.
ing season Will 10 japanese, with tea gar
dem, laye houses. AMI ladies dressed in
net Y, style. As this involves wear,n, very
ee V. cir lie l robes o. embroidered silk. an |
palrts cheeks vita elaborate hair dres Ing
mi long jewslad hair pins, the obi ,ati N
is not IN unpleasant ous. S netting liks
tbs, Japanese dress Is visible in the homes OF
several lalis'. who have founi now COM
Portable it IS, az ara in the habit of being
a law unto themselves 10 matters Of the
toilet. Toe I,hu widdei silk robe, with
embroidered 'front.'; AMI rae wicker shoes
with aith waid,l soles. displaying small
silken feet. ere thu perfection Of ease,
pecially when one Is saving Cps's salt Tor
the eyeniny
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10
Points in Dinner Etiquette
IHarper'S Baxsr.l

The hostsss is the person who makes the
dinner party. It Is she who invites the
guests, sde who receives. she who prssides
who defines the laws OF the housshDli: IL Is
to her that all houors ara paid; but it 10 she
who goes in last According to the stiquette
Of society. the genl,m,n lsals the way
with the lady to whom the dinner /. given;
it i, the lady OF the hou.e who brings mp
the rear with the most dietinguis1sl gen.
tlsman.
Diners-out should have no animosities and
no prejuiices; at any rate. they shoull not
sho them at a dinner. ~Spars your host
and hoste any annoyance. AMI b a.
agreeable a. you can for tas benefit OF the
WholAs Such Is the le1eni
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10

To the nbiic. and vi h IL happy and pros
pernp- new Year Iiasing no ihrr business.
now drv.te my ef.tir- att n ion t. ms profe-
sion ami the -.npl OF this 'untry ran r-st Ms
sure'i that will labor rArnrs ly IN he future.
s'd hope 10y squarr dealing TO retain The C mi =
denre and patronage Of all. A. frequently
etsted IN the past.
+ A II II ERE TO - A Y
Hare procured rooms st the Eve. Far and
Surgical In-titGte of r Y Munsell. On Main 81.
where all In reed ,.f Perf-ci Fitting -p ctacle
i'll 40 ell TO r;iil and me. Consultation
FIRE. Yours, re pectiuilX,
Gi2tf n. II. YOST.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10

KanaKercniet WITH his monogram en-
broiier.d by yourself In your own hall
| in teal OF embroidery silk. Devotion can
do no mora. Tais il q RI torn OF long age
revived, AMI Is really very pretty one.
At hall an artistic daio Of the wall Of
the stairway and hall Of o country hon {
was mads Of pumpkins, every other one
being q jack-o'-lautern. and ripe corn
| hu ke hanging in bunche. T Q entrances
was arohsd from the floor with autumu
| leave.
II engravings seem harsh or raw in their
contrast OF black and white they may b
toned down without injury BY lacking them
on the wall for few days
Its the fashion at English weddings for
the bridesmaids to carry huge punches o1
grapes or other fruit instead Of flowers
A pale pink gown, wrsathed with chrys-
anthemuns vas the dress wJrn by o BRIDE
elect at party in Paris the other night
Mrs A. T. Stewart ha, all the do ~ in
side OF her New York palace hung with
pansy velvet
How Woman Il Making Her Way.
A woman's colony is to b establi h,d in
Colorado, to afford poor women an oppor-
tunity to support themselves They will
ougd&0 IN Ooo anu SIX CULTURE. stuau kuI III
ing the manufacture Of preserves and
jeliies, aud other similar industries A
number o; wealthy eastern Ia lies are at the
hea Of ths project
Nile. Bsnoit. young Vendean lady who
lately TOOK her medical degree, is now ap'
pointed medical ex lminer OF girls through
out the municipal schools OF Paris 1t is
the bushes, of Mile. Bsnoit to SEQ that girl,
are not overworkei, and that they get
through their studies under sanitary condi-
tionI.
In France there arc several agricultural
schools for girls One Of the>e Is situate
near II ,uen where there are said to be 30
girls from to IS years OF age Ths farm
consists Of 400 acres
Lady John Manners Il ons Of the greatest
advocates OF Sc wing in England AMI is doing
everything in her power to have girls OF
every con iitlon In life learn 10 mako
their own dreS-ea
The copyright received by Mrs. Augusta
Evans Wilson on the sale Of her book, ap-
proaches sie0. GO. and the books arc still
selling
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10
Sr.1eneNToFTpt CONDITION

County OF oeis lex
In T. D-r-t q hisr ns the above bank.
4 - I'm ~ a. thu Iii,. ali We stst-nirnt /,
tru- - the h-st OF nav owl- we an hei-f.
JDliN I. pki.>T, Cashier.
Sworn TO snti subscrib a h fore me- thi- oh
4 Y q! J II nary Is ! ~ 1CCKEE
Soiz Y Pa lie. Seigwick county, as.
NV comnissi IN xpIr-s Dctob-r9. 80 diitf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10
Health Hints

JOHN n9bberton. in Outing. recommends
walking us a remedy ( r manv of the iit
fr m which women suffer. He would not
lave them take q saunter with n prospect
i've husband, but a regular spin alone, with
& err feet in broad shoes and Their bodies in
81 thing which will all'w fres play to tbs
lungs end limbs Womsn WHO take ex r.
ciss in this way do n t. he fin Is. have any
thing to say about "the tyranny Of mar,
the hari lot Of woman. the lack OF appreci-
alton. ETC." He lntimates that woman's
wees are really the result Of woman's health
-or lack OF health
B;-car; onate OF soda affords speedy re-
lief for external burns. aud shouii be kept
in every houss. Apply tho soda to the
burned part and moisten well, binding a
wet cloth oyer it In nearly all ca o. the
relief Is almost instantaneous. II one ap-
piication should not relieve, make a second
after few ninutes Il has been found that
burns heal mere rapidly by this treatment
than By any other.
Often person who is "run down" will
suffer great discomlors. not to say pain
from cold hands which refuse to become
warm. Very often. iniesd, one may say
always, relief is given by a hot hand bath.
Have the water as hot as can be borne. and
immerse the hands in it beyond ths wrist.
Removs tn. hand bsfore the water begins
to cool and dry them on a soft towel
Dio Lewis says that wearing large. thick
heavy boots and blue han,.knit stocking
will improve a woman's complexion.
Fashion Items and Decorative rotes.
According to The London Queen, aprons
are coming in again. slowly hut surely. tho
real old-fashicned. comfortable black silk
apron. large and square. we'll covering tn,
frort breadth Of the gown. but more prettily
trimmed than they used to be Of old,
" th . founcs Of black lace and black lace
pocksta
The proper thing to do now says The New
HGt WseA b 70 sen6 your lover silk
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10

EAST BOUND Trains.

Depart
No . e>t.Tess and mall ......----.--s ga m.
4, .,,rl en-, WAY ....ll IA.
No IL. Through Freigid---.- ----.-iv-i' D H.
WEST BOUND TSAINs-
Depart
No l. -NJ,ress and usii- 81 p. HI
No ~ FIR ixh, arr 4 etJfs atW iehita III 10 m
r. as Nn, Fr-iphl LEAVES 90 p M
>o- I and run daily
Nos. IS. "a. IL and 10 daily except Sunday
fi-. ant Pullman sleeping. parior and rhair
car attarh-ai 4" all --e:'ser Trains running
h,Iv,,n ~ ich ia a ., u Louie via IT &C Il. in
cnup-c. ion with Ice Missouri Pacific. without
chang. arrives at Il iouis union IL pot al o 20
Am In time o. : ct hrp;kis- and Ike cot-
rrcti"ns Win all trains of other roaus lot eli
Amt. Eaxy.xe checked through ieetina-
ti.n-
freight traIn- without tickets
- r,,e- md ,th,r Information call on I'M
d. rsi .ne.i. W. ID nj hDoIh. As l.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10

TOR gENT-Furnish.d rooms, suit IDLE fo
j hght housekeeping. sc c'r. iup.tH ave aud
Fir>t Il dii 80.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10

Tor ENr-rnrni.h-d h p>e I rooms: d..
j sirsil. l.-rsH V. tor particulars sIr'y on
the 4 n r.nrr dlo-Gfs
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10

Toe R.NT-Tvo houses. lBqu OIL c.
L Poet %. n Laa renee ave. dil-5r'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10

l.OR tE>T-fh 80 houses: one 1T n ,,Ius, 1
E.fs r,-oms, I IL rooms. App. jos. ar1
eity n
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10

HlYAN1Eip-Ag gardener. nust have good ref
w ,rrncrs. VIII IN ri"y Ihk. nina q
partner. NO hammond, north east If The
the civ Il 9-6I
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10

NY ANTED-A list of ea-fe'n property 10 tx
w chsnge for Kansas r.ni estate. l.
Ncisee i2gtf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10

NY ANTED-Land- buyere To know that II IL
w to their intsres: to 10 Garden PlaiI
Resi- Estate Agency to buy lands.
i-a-ti W II TAYLOR, JK
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10

TOR RE>T-Nic.ly furni- he rooms. hy day
] ~ or m .istn: With Convenience for
A nj ; \ n T.lpka Qge. ,sn -
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10

w ANrti'-''orro~-re FOL money. on chat
w tel mortgages and ..-rsonni SECURITY
short time ioans. Wichita Banking oni.aiy
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10

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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10

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w Oh hand for personal and all kinds %
chartel security loans Wichita Ranking ON
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10

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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10

E'.-'mmediaieIy. by Young mel
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10

IrOk KENT >trctly first Glaze furnishes,
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shop. next to the Commercial hotel Douglas
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-10

Nlyh>IEi,-A good girl to c"uk, wait on ts-
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