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Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
COWBOY TRICKS,

Last night two smart alexis on North
Water were amusing themselves and try
ing to brighten every one near them by
firing off their revolvers. Officer Dennis
heard the reports; gave chase and soon had
them both under arrest. From the person
OF one was taken a gun as long as the
owners arm, which, he says, he was carry
ing to protect himaelf. They will be given
hearing this morning before Judge
Dixon
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
SAIENEN MET,

The Statesmen Protective association met
at their hall as per regular meeting, and
an increase of membership gained The
usual business Of the association attended
TO and the different committees reported
A general interest was manifested, and AL
were ii fine spirits as 10 the progress Of the
organization, believing that this is the
best means Of promoting the hearty fellow
ship between the many statesmen Of the
city.
One Of leading features Of the association
WAS the introducing OF literary exercise
IL connection j program having been
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
A LECTURE.

The United Brethren congregation of
this city has been SO fortunate as to secure
the services of Bishop J. Weaver, D. D.,
who will deliver his lecture on 'Life a
Contest in this city Tuesday evening, the
18th. For the greater accommodation of
the many who will want to hear the great
divine and lecturer the lecture will be
given in the Presbyterian church.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

Mr.. Griffith, of Eldorado, was in the city
yesterday, and feeling quite jubilant over
his towns latest success, the securing of
Ream's electric clock factory. The factory.
he thinks, will prove quite valuable to
the city; and in showing its worth says
that the inventor, Mr.. Reams, was offered,
10y Chicago parties, SEQ, 900 for his right,
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

Yesterday afternoon young man en-
tered the Wichita Shoe Parlor carrying a
number of shoes-no two of which were
mates-and said that he had found them
concealed in an ice house on West Doug
las. The shoes had been stolen sometime
ago and the thief finding them useless had
left them where discovered to be returned
TO their owner
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.

Last evening about 6 o'clock E. J. Loper
the man injured the Fort Scott depot Sun
day evening, died at the Benevolent home
He was conscious until after o'clock: the
only relative at his death bed was his
brother from Wellington. 1t was not
definitely known last evening what dispo-
sitiou would be made of his remains, but
they will most likely be sent to Pueblo or
Denver for interment,
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
RAIDEp.

Yesterday the raid upon joints was kept
up and several places fell into the hands of
the authorities. In one of the places on
North Water, over a blacksmith shop
eleven cases of beer and five gallons Of
whiskey were found and confiscated A
joint on North Main was also visited the
keeper taken in charge and all the plumber
found in the place confiscated,
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
WATER WORKS SHUT DOWN.

Early last evening the hydrant on
the corner OF Third street and Central
avenue "olowed out" necessitating a shut
down at the station for some hours for re-
pairs. While the repairing was going on
the city wa. without water. 1t was stated
that the fire pressure called early in the
evening did the damage.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
A LOST BOY.

Mr.. F. S. Reed, who lives at room IS
Hackuer & Jackson block, last evening
found three-year-old boy on Douglas ave
nue.. near the Carey Grand, who seemed to
be lost. The child gave the name. Willie
Warsworth, but could not tell where he
lived. Mr.. Reed will keep the child, wait
ing for the arrival of parents.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
FCkT SCOTT. KAg.
MILLER PIANOS.

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Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
NEW DESIGNS.

Rogers, the photographer, has just re-
ceived four new designs for backgrounds
from Spurgin, of st. Louis. They are
called the Model Window" Valley
Brook" Mickado," and German Vignette
Ground" They are rather expensive i'm
provements, but the work done, Mr..
Rogers thinks, will soon make it a profit
able one.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
THE BEST IN KANSAS.

Major Hampton, representing the Jarvis
Conkling Mortgage and Trust company
Kansas City, was in the city yesterday.
He says that his company have now more
faith in Wichita than in any city in Kan
sas. They feel assured Of the future of
the place and he says that there is no
longer question as to the desirability and
goodness of the security offered in the
property of this city.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

The remains of Mrs. c. Prouty, who had
recently died at her heme in the Logan ad-
dition, was sent for interment to her
former home in Indiana yesterday morn
ing the remains being accompanied by Mr..
prouty
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

Thepresident of the board of trade, &C:
companied by NJ. w. Levy and Col. MUIR
dock left last evening very suddenly and
mysteriously by the Missouri Pacific rail-
road. No explanation could be had of
their sudden departure, but several MEM
bers of the board of trade directory are
looking very wise.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
PETTY LARCENY.

Edwin Lee, young petty thief, was ar
rested yesterday by the police for stealing
pair Of new shoes from the store of n. B..
Gardner, on East Douglas avenue. He
had his trial in the police court. and being
found guilty was sentenced to the cooler
for twenty DAYS
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Y. P. 6. c. Z. of the Plymouth Con
greRationai Church viii give a social at
the residence of the pastor. Rev J. II
Parker, on Paramount, tomorrow evening.
The motor leaving corner OF Douglas ave
nue. and Water street at us will take you
there. By order of COMMITTEE.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

Col. j. r. Hallowell slipped on some ice
on his door step yesterday morning and
fell, seriously spraining his ankle 1t
seems quite probable that the injury will
command respect from the colonel for some
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
MARRIED..

Yesterday afternoon Judge Thomas
united in marriage, at the parlor of the
probate court, Mr.. j, H. Kate, of Oatlry.
and Miss Jennie Thompson, of Valley
Center
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

Yesterday street car and a two-wheel
cart collided at the crossing of Third and
Main. The cart was upset and wheel
broken, but fortunately no one was in
irIrad
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
BORN.

The family of A. c. Jobes, of the Kansas
Nstional bank, has been increased by the
arrival Of pretty girl badly. The father
is happy and mother and child both doing
we'll
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

Doctor Purdue now thinks that there is
every chance for the speedy recovery of
John Busley, the man shot few days ago
in the Sedgwick block.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS

Commandery driil this evening Thurs.
day q, 30 O'Clock p. m, in Scottish Rite
Hall Visiting Sir knights invited TO be
present. By order
W s CoEEETT. c. 6.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

Work still continues at the old Crawford
opera house preparing the building for it,
future use as a market house.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

The scaffold is now up in the Crawford
Grand; and workmen will finish the in
terror decoration of the south wall of the
house
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
WICHITA GUN CLUB.

Below are the scores of the regular
weekly shoot of the Wichita Gun Club at
the Riverside Park grounds yesterday
Of
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

The Woman's Guild viii meet at the
rectory at p N. today. Mrs. VIM. Bond,
Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

The Frankie kemble company leave
over the Santa Fe today for Hutchinson.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

Albert Blumeuthal. Gustay- Bfumenthal and A.
Rothen burg, co-paFtaers a. BlEmenthal. Bro a. Co.
Plaintiffs.
W. j. Wilson, Geo l.. thur~sero And ". r Wilson,
cn-partnsTs "a W. j. Wilson A Co. Defendants
BY virtue Of order OF sale issued out OF the
District Court sitting IN and for Sedgvics County
Kansas, wherein the Aforesaid BunenthAi. Bros.
4 Co. are plaintiffs, aud ". =. Wilson 4 20
defendant ! will on Monday the twelfth
day OF March. A. D., 1865. az 10 o'cork nl the
Court House, IN the city Of Wichita. Kansas
offer for sale, AT public auction tn the highest bid
der FOR cash IN hand. the following attached prop
erty. to-wiE
Consisting OF about five hundred and nin~ty-nlns
-. cloaks and two hundred and fDrty-rve. "a.
sha~i-, and appraised al &3aG
SAD property was attached "a the property 81
defendants BY virtue o: order Of attaCh 1ssui
issued BY the district court Of sedxxick county
Kansas. on the i5th lay ~ February, a d. I.-- and
viii ne sold 10 satisfy sad order oiSaIs sad sale
WI! continue from day 70 day until al the goods
disposed Of
shsrifs Office. wichita. Kansas. Feb p. A. D. Leg
W. W. HAYS
Sheriff Sedgvick CpQn'y Kansas
BY j. y. BROWN. UNDERESTIMATE.
Campbell Dyer, plaintiffs s';ornsys. dao0
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

Miss Sadie Hoffman, one Of our youns
art students, called yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

prepared at last meeting and members APP
pointed TO prepare for same.
This proved to be decided success in the
social line, many responding TO the call,
The committee have prepared a good pro
gram for the next meeting, which will be
held March 81.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
S. c. Heyman 4 Co
Sheriff'S Sale.

District Court. Sedg wick County, Kansas
Albert Rlumenthai, Gustav. Blumen:hal. and !
Kothen burg, CO. partners - BlElenthal. Bro a. G
Plaintiffs.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

Yesterday afternoon at Justice Walkers
was spent in the trial of Calvin Church.
He was arrested some time ago by the
police authorities and, being found guilty
and sentenced to the cooler, was taken in
charge by the state upon an information
containing two counts. He plead not
guilty to the charge, but was found guilty
upon one count and given the usual pen
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Stabt Baltimore;
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3peige bes Staetratbes;
zines YertreterS Der einunbsmauiiaffen
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3peise ees StGotratbs.
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Sdleriff Der Staot Baltimore.
(253,
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gietp.I0rfer Radirtntstt.

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tb,u ans hieiiger StuOt uub lies bas Rao=
den ipGter fbeu.
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8ampfer .,@Ibe" bate mebrere s5latternz
frtnte ON BOro uno mirb besbalb auf Der
GuarnntInsfiation 3uriifgebalten.
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clerf ouf Der pgf5ms Y0rt= Bittsburger gtenz
bahn," murbe beute Dsgsu zines Seraf]s sur
Seraubura Der Boff oerbaftet.
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babe, unb bradte 3eugsu bel, peIGe iiber
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0sLafne in 4nlaeE4ar.

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pr. RaNman,s RfnnIirfnlf llilfn.

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8olfdnbig geitmatIos, hbsrtufert iiRren ab.
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ren 8bee. Getn 0egeta6tIiib, Deoet Guediilbers
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tteIt. aui beie Geiie Der6en
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Mfehfrf1rFfR.

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fubr 5000, Berieuouua 5000; Breiis Oatts
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i3ufnbr 5435 SsrieuOuug 265; Breiie uls
riirteu ami den 1925 uuo 1870. % Alafs:
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riirreu lnticen IS 10 uuo $3.50.
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g6petne: !3uinhr 1900. Bereuouna
1900; Breiie uorilrteu Sundeu SO so uuO
$5.75.-Shaafe: 3ufIbr 5000, SsrienouuS
1900; 4Srsiis uariirtea suti4su $l.0o uno
$3.50,
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8etiNtIiGe SGrttte ae9ea gSeSEen
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ben.
2Bitfesbarre, 3d., %. GFtuber. -
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S0pp8an fnO beute bier perbaItet uub nat
glaud- @huui ab8eiiibrt moroeu. s5ie iouen
ue8tn GO0ti9laas Dor @sridt getsut pers
ben.
SGmmtli6e Serbaftcte baber 8itrnftaft
geIelfet unb fine beute abeno aus Der 5aft
eatIQiien norbeu.
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SStaeltttfdIe GoIontitE.t ta 9es
or6aautS.

81 BGui, g2tnn., %. Sftober. - lus
Jiemieq.@ountp, Dat, tuir6 ytibere5 iiber
ber glotbfauS Senelbst, tpel9ar dnf Der in
Ienem &ouHtp gegriinbeteu iStaelltii9eu Hiez
oerlafunp berridt. Die Rolouie, trelC1e aus
uabe3u 100 israeIitii9eu Eamtlieu befteht,
rrroe bor eintgen Sabrsn gegriinoet. Sin
jetre unfer BEN 4nfieoIern batteu Sch, als
iie ff baieI5h nieoer liaben. gle 5erlaRSeu
ober BON Aderbau gfidis, unh nit iebem
Sabre 9erietbeu iie tiefer unb tiefer in 5au[z
ben. Sie bltten ibre q Iferhauuerf5euae auf
@re6it entuommen uno ihre Grneteu hatten
ne iiir &ebensmitteI nerpiiubet. Die meiften
Der 4ufieblsr batteu fb in @Iecelauo nieoer
geleiien. Su bieiem Sommer ftanb AQee
gut, uno hte Aniieoler beganuer SoifnGug
ftir bsf1ste 3eiten 81 bsgeu. Qa trat i'm
ausuf 5rof ein, bic ausjGat mar iebr ipit
9eidshen uno has @etraihe mar nod 5erort
jnrnd, boB &c uoH BEN ssroft total perni5tet
truroe. @s n ben 9euteu ui6t ulGaIi5 aes
pot6sn, IN Steiem 9erbfe and nnr eineu
Sn'Gei gu eruoteu. 8annr9 erGffaeu fid9
ben o1nshtH 9artbeordnGten bic i1limuffeu
guafhten. @ie ieber ii' elmer Sungersao.b
gegeniiber. Die SGubIer in 9eoirs Gate iin6
&Iuens, tbre Aniprii6e auf bic 4derbau,
Nett5en9e ~ oertagen, uorlusgeiest, boS
eS ben AufeoIeru geiinst, SIlfe 5u faben,
ousdl neide fie in ben Staub gsiest nerbeu,
ben seinter iiber ibr 2ebeu 81 frlieE. Reae
3arIebsn fne iie aber niGr gei0uueu, Su ma
deE. Sin &omite, sas nOn gIihncapolis
abqeilidt tpurHe. bat bic 3ufauSe IN Der
SoIonie unteriuGt nno sefuuoer, baB fie Der
beeaue1!idfeu Grt fine, uub es t0eroen iett
in ct. BauI un6 in 8epiI's 2afe SammluTIs
Gen tlir bic ge6rdugteu oeraura!tst. Die
9nroeIfiamner bon ct. BaHl Bat f1 and
eer Gngelegenbeit bemdftt9t, uuo rau fam
bofien, taB bic GufebIar Die n6tbtae Inter-
iliibuna erIonaen.
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HtttSbur Ya., %. Sttober. - Ote
Sr0dt SsIls lsneIuaeu uermtttelf Der .Baaz
Senelss Sabu" babeu fdl ieit Sar5em IN els
Rer 2He'le ssRautt, nnB bic genauute 8aba
tu osIen Seralti8uns nidt senug Grams
port'gtaterta! bsidGfIea lam NIB ia uou
Der u6ort gsapRe= =Babn" 9otomoti1en ertz
letnen unbte. SGmmtli9s QsfcmotiuzNaz
triten fno nit anitrdgea berart ii6erhaHft.
hob es ben @iieHbabneu ge3entoar.is ei1
2ing be- llnnlHglidteit ia, Ssitete Srbres
u pIacirsn. Die gBsrtfGtten in Iltoora nm
snestsgp iino IN oOItRer G5dtiafsit unS lie
fern gOt0mOti0ea fir bue $euniguunier
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9wef SmeuSoIe.

Ntp : 8 Saoeu, @onH., %. GftOber. -
Der Teger @eOrge gBiuinms uuo Elm Bets
Fer, Jfnmens CHARLES @ranoau, b2atuseu
beute fGiin Elm namenIoes Serbreten an Der
67,lGhrigeu 6rau Sdortonsti, bic te IN
tbrsm SdllafBtumer iibtrfielen mo aus BEN
Bette biHaus auf ben gBeg oor Dem plGie
lifen. g9dbreub g8tuiam5 ben :rteu Qas
grlfi oeriibte, ifredte @rauoaQ ben 77zidbrt,
gen @utteu, meI4er ieine 5ruu ueTtbei3iseu
poute, olr6 etueu 6nitppel4lag Bu So0ea.
2u6 8relie Shepdar Duroe baIo earaui be-
pu5Ios auf Ger Stfa5e gefunoeu. Sin Boz
l,3if1 0eThaItete blto oarauf bic beioen g5ers
BREEDER aui or 8OOIeg'Ideu Barm, mdbreuo
iie in elmer 6ol3had2rbltte Rarteu ipietfsu.
sic nuroeu ndh S6ortonsti'S Bob1ung
ggfihIt uno oort BON oeu Apfcru ala ote
8hater ibsnufi3lrt. 8te gr6st. SatrtfuHg
herriht inter ben Bepobaern Der Seseab
ilber bte @reueIthat
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% N EN- @Ilf, bQB ntdlt alle gl8nrer In
Seaug onf peibIiche S66nbsit oeuisIhpn 8ss
ldn ad habeu. 0snu louli uiitteu ne ff Ege
tn hteleIbe Sruu oerIieben, uub Dos mfro
'atal: AbnobI nut Der Gsi6mad Der Md1.
htr tiir uerIalebtue SSormeu uuo 3Has (e6r
at9elteno If, 70 If es heuuut f6Stfote,
eoB sslnnces Guslebeu AGsn gefdQt. Glns
SIon mag obne reseImaEtge SeFdlts liiaa
ls'n oennof niro ne SieIsu ih3u, Iqeu an.
atntpu' 6orfs Tmer, neuu iie geiuuo 1T.
@lne gelbe Seftdtsfurbe, Elm mates Nuef,
TN oou nHuaitrIiaeu abg6naeu euttraftstes
Sthfr1, tur3nm, one Die 1iaauiefadic-l. Dem
l5e'tl!dsnSsidiedlts eigeuthiimtiten F5d,pd.
ae1' fouuen hurd BED Gebruud, BON Or.
s'eIees .Fayorite Prescription" furirt
lnerteu. Ssrlanat iie poa Gureu Apotbe.
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