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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

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IsoR sAIK-AT RARaAfs xEN EotsE
L ieser4tiy iess.eas sfeezas sse1i aaa es-sFa
sesr AFky = Macs 81.
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r0E -ALs-FlNE RESIDENCE ~ SECOND
L sts So oas 81 iArt-sss-, $50. thfee
one en- soath afsyesiest > ~, one ca Nora
"a CoIs u 80 sas On s9aila y a.. sS5ai oossls
hoast On h>rt.stt-st.. $40 q a4se sseast ioss oG
south l-sf@feite- &. AAdlson and Terrace aF es
J. u IkEsns q Lyen -. Isl
Inn tltaJD LOTs AkE NOW BENG Plat
lOtl led near the toll gate. on Lake-sse-, the
sfane dstanee feon The head Of A0nroe-s1 ~ tne
fair ero shd, "a lossiy gravel street nid~sy
between Gr.nd kxesas .nd - Only popular saal-
entire addition EhlS summer AID have pisosd cur
prices 80 taat Ns csR 90 IA Prices viii range u
tti Jply NON tiso T. sso0 We VIII ri c the
price Per cent. every thirty days. Terms 70
suit isntOa a. Duntms
x1 nnn FAs BE MADE bi BUYING
o. ,UUV heuse and lot lsl Jehsrson&ve.
oenlaining nine rooms bah room. coal furnace
&C emeatsd cellar and al ether modern iIopeoye-
menis Apply 10 !. 4. Leyi. star Clothing House.
las
DAkGAiSS IN A FEW CHOICE LOIS IL
ID Robinson Oak Dale Park addition. Robin
on 4 Lacey, New Housep an BlCck. l4slf
CoR sALE-BEAJIIEUL LOTS on EKW-
berry-sL, between Coil-aye. and Llvin gSson.
-. near street cars Tor sale or rent house Of
nine rooms, With iarye cellar; viii rent part OF
cellar separately Tor shop or storage purposes
also first class house near Crescent Park. Apply
IFS
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04
Nfsceu1neous.

IfoR sKfx-THF HANTs0NEsT AED REsT
I N-ske saddle ncny IL Grand Rsrf's nice ~
.ssT ~ bcv r HoE1Aa. = Eaasi-st tsVf
TOR CENTRAL H3ESF BEFAI1TNe CAP
Il reuter Or gstesT woFk. tesve c~3srs - -
aress p. n N.. e. sIen-g Wsa ds lrt
ANfETs-EFFRE BorF TO KEgn TptT
" Sc sieeni "a srd aoloTiH1 81 ferts cvzalns
49, 10 - 6re<Sfa stsrls rreyFs - 49, esr re
heSs sce ia rs ciy IS tbz fs2e Sfeen EEe
Ersse NJ 1TCs1ef 3. 80
CtfFcNAT-rAN ADD IFNF sNsIL
= esurirs. Ore Ezcrz exrnef : zss4 aths-x -
frtz - ~ fsss. q B<x ISL. New TcEk EFf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

nRY woOD F0k QUICK ROT sTNvFR
W hrp. ffea pr cord Cousnrs foF kinslifar
9 80 per iosd. bosh delivsrsA Phone so a.
8 r Fsnser wcrks 1aaeiI
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

lUa REM - VERY fINt FURNISHED
i room, for one or two gentlemen. 2sl North
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04
For Observation-Disclosures.

hundred GoafS can hear Of a chance TO
make T., 900 per year by addressing A. H.. box 6
Teisgram-Herald. 15s
TOR SALE-oFFiCE DESK. BED. LOUNGE,
X folding bed. sideboard, at less than half cost.
Apply ct once 10 MonFoest. l57
NOR sALE--A GOOD PAYING TEA STORE;
L good reasons for selling. Enquire W. l65
North Prospect-st, Grand Rapids Mich. l57
COR SALE-HOksE. BUGGY AND HARNESS
forS5. le6 Gold-st Mr Merzenns at sey-
mour Muirs. l67
TOR SAL AT A BARGAfE. THE fJX Ckh.S,
I shelving. etc, now "a the store recently oc-
cupied BY b. J. svsns. They are arranged especi-
ally TO- display OF cro,kery. glassware. etc. but
suitable for many osher lines; also ewo once
Stevens 4 60. lei
ION SALE-PINE WOOD, VERY CHEAP. on
H account Of moving. viii sell 41J cords dry
pine for quick Summer fires Al Si.25 per cord.
I IT. Bruist No ief Lagrsve-st I57
IOR SALE CHEAP = LADikS' DRIVING
+ hor-e. Sound. kind. well broken and years
Old. perfectly sale fOrlsdieS or chIdren & drive.
Apply TO L. u. Stanton < Co, Printers, PeHrl-st.
l5s
CROCERY Stockton sALE-4Y STOCK or
W groceries at 13D Cansl4f- fer sale on inviting
terms. ~ sell in one lot, or in lots suit pur-
chaser. Retail dealers and families invited to
examine stock and prices. desTe 10 retire nom
the grocery trade. Ieo. ". Thayer. l56
TOR sALE-A FINE STOCK OF GROCERIES
i and fixtures IN favorable iocaitoa Easy
terms VIII exchange for real estate. Address
B.. box 8, this otlcc. III
TOR SALE - An ENTIRE OUTFIT OF
horse power engine. For particulars enquire
OF g. A rerwiD No II Cansi - f.ftf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

CHICAGO FF1 HICEIGAf-hfI TRAINS
Y arrive 81 ard te12ff frur Union Depot
BFfsFf.
MAJ fc9 Chicago Muskegsn an 1oied0f ee0am
fnss lrss iof Dt tcsssys .....-....... "a Hprn
ETTrcss IN Hustcgpn snd Hsri........f 15 = m
\ fEhf fspfest 90 n ifafo .. 81 0f = ri
Nsaht Erpr-se - ird.sf' s,sois 4. I'LL o. = al
Foi BE kagias. BALDWIN. LuidiHgtsn
forFfiF Raps1s- baldwin. bodington en6
tftil -
fxpfess ief huskeEon sd q g Bsvtn 4 tfg pm
fTFfrE
Flekl Errr-~ fron csirses. S.. seNsm
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f.xpreEs hften HDskeKen soc Haft....-.. 81 81 m
Rsli fem HtiraEc fnf FuEfespn ..... q I'm
frrFsN = n AlifFar srt 7fiero. - 1Depm
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Fr8zs sanbse.., Iss1irrtun felawin f<Erm
LAY DeiiT sGreFa -npday tI3afif except
Hafrsdsy ffsiy creep HfDksy.
u fotiFh tees tfs - ticsT1 and 1nle1c - 8 70
m ia - hftaff fsfiu ~ Ctirarn
- ~ 3 ~ tlHln--fe e4trt rheffe o. sf-sle
TbrvuFf sitfrirf enc ehhir hsf~eeu Irdfsn-
sTr,ik 81 fnfisuspsfs hiefi ErfTe@ irfinx.-
TtferHt s'eef1nx erf - fhirnF- or AZ - N
lrsla.--L Lniot T5cket ofice 81 MeDrps<t
" a ftkfFrrFH Tr9f't Manager.
Hft1TfN esrf77. kaff f-es Pa hgtltt
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

TOR RENT-FuRNIsd he'd or UNFURNISHEL
Il front rooms with board at No 90 Bostwi0k-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04
For Kepf--HO;sses.

For Ksnt--Houses.
rOR REMITTANCE Tw0-sT0RY DWELL
4 Ing. 10 rooms bath room. bot and coia water
ard cislern. Cor ier Jesrrson-ave. aud Cherry s..
No. 25i. Eaton Smith, Room T. Lovett block
l56
ITO RENT-DEsiRABLE ROOMS TO REST
L ~ IA North Jivision st, near Post Office i56
TOR RENT - A FIRST Class MODERN
II house, eight oaas and bath; win be rented
Tor next six naCnths for sl4 per month Address
G. r. l., boz 10, this ofice. lS5tf
IOR BENr-HoUSE SIS FrLTOS-sT. EAsT.:
L rnorS hard and son water. Enquire =
Pesri-st g. smith. 15I
NOR RsNT-BARN on BosTwICK-sT. En-
II qnire At s. Monroe-st. 1877
TOR REST-TwO f2) MODERN DWELLINGS
A ou Nsdiso0-eve. aud for sale one a house
and two (3l otS 90 iydiast.. by r Z WinSof,
Room 2. Powers opera House o.eck l5e
no kENT - MN KESfDENcE = SOUTH
d.a Sss. rsss e is psy i fanishe mo 70 rSs, aS
parry. Inquire .. the boase ron 70 Il = n.
". l. swsA iIsu
For Rens-- fsussB~ss Places.
no RFST = A TtRGE JIGhT ROOM FOR
L lizst nenufsctnrinf ssesdy rover, 81 No
Fssrlss. Enquire Of G. ;. Judd or q Z. Thwlsg
SH
TOR NT-oNF-HALF OF THE sTORE
( No. q csusist. Fer particulars saGuirs et
a. A. 8erviB. istt
Uonfed--To Ressf.
YNANTED - TO REST A Oh sRo0A
~ hosse. rent u0t % exceed sIs per msnih,
ran give te<s Of references Address Heurr
Klero-n ssar closhisx House. lss
corpet ,ieaafaa Work.
TARFETs TAxES Up. cLFANED AND Re
Y fs1A CsrSe1s eiesnet separately AMI IN tte
oFea ar Carpets psessd = prevsnt n,osas
fest = rstsrsnce<- Reyno'ds. No Sr'h
lisisioa 81, co. aer Faitea 81 l6l
Found
T,Cr Nn-THsT THF EAcLE sTEAN DYE
Hcr-e Ne = Csnslss. turns eut re t@zt
vcrk IN citsntrg fycirE snd rersiring 81 a -
srd eenrs eloshins 90 bere and o5HFiace
Il rce- a. Wealssg-sve esrs Please i~sve st
Ss isa Psriss = Isl
nST N0NFT BV NoT CONG TO a. P
Il Decker e. huy Tioias- E7lssars snd aanios 81
iaststsneous Isl sonrSe-s1 M
7 oSF-a BLACK SATFFN VAST VIII
u thrre gid scs ss RI tse pccket Fiuler vi
= reusrl-rl sar rssarsine - kea1eiI aFerT
ssbie Keor-st Is
CT NESEY fcsT sY FvFEYRonY THAT
l. as sny cieseirs er ecscran1 2 = - =
s.esza Hye sers@ - 2 ssssi-sz leS
Rs.sssex Personals
TTAHTETs- FvERYRoDT II gScw TEhT
~ 49, rr~ssh rnst7r sd ssA~ - sfEf
ucfics ~ ps-tes - snv sn1 Ns-Ssr -
nilnre sscrs Scnsa Dsvisi Il. cppsle fd-lnx
st1rs tesf 1H
WasfeS-Ts ErckaAne.
U-AN7E r-To FVCEsNeF Wv FrRNT-
~ r--r g. aeorDE $3.50 se1t~e sns1 ~ eur
faexr Att~-<s = a. nox = thx saee. -
Ecp~1sssa.
FEw eEyTLE1EN EAS RF Hr>7NNrN
a ssees wsth rsss sss~s $50 rsssns u - e<-
t<ss-x~ s~tsses Ese s<sses aad FSr>>nk ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04
NANT ADVERTISEMENTS

sss ts Isaac ~ dtszsfHx tks sea- bar sf
sszss - sss<s- Asy ksxtsz . iias esesss<
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

FOR RENT = TWO NEATLY FURNISHED
r rooms within Eve minutes walk OF Tower
Clothing House. in quiet private family gentle
mn nrelsrred- 4 NJ. city. 1h6
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

GRAND RAPIDS a iKDIkNA-IN EFFECT
" otoobcr = les7.
GONG rokrn
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

IlOS SALE-PINE WOOD, VERY CHEAP, on
account Of moving. I win sell 40 cords dry
pine for quick Summer fires al sl.B per cord.
4. r. Bruist. No. tea Lagrave-st 157
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

nor sALE--A GOOD PAYING TEA STORE:
L good reasons for selling. Enquire W. 165
North Prospect-st, Grand Rapids Mich 157
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

man and wife; s. per week. Call at % Allen-st..
Rsrnar,i's new Paiatine block I56
TOR RENT-NICE, PLEASANT FURNISHED
I rooms Inquire at No. 10 Pearlst.. Room IL.
lSS
NOR KENT-A LARGE. PLEASANT, FUR
nished. front room l65 North Prospects,,
near cable line; also new top phseton for sale.
IaOK RENT-A VERY PHEASANT AND NiLE-
II ly furnished front room gas, bath rosn, etc.
tnq IRE iroat room, third hoor, over Fourth
National Bans. l5s
Los REM - VERY fINt FURNISHED
room, for one or two gentlemen. 2sl North
f0ntssL 159
TOR RENT-gURNIs 5ED or UNFURNIsHED
L front rooms with board st No. 90 Bostwi0k-st
l5G
FOR RENT = TWO NEATLY FURNISHED
rooms within Eve minutes walk OF Tower
Clothing House, In quiet private family, gentle
nen preferred. 4. n. NJ. city. l56
l'Ok knN1 - FUhNl-HkD tkOcT kOOAs,
Il either Angle suite. Apply 10 Room az
Powers Opera House block, Pesrl-st. 2e6f
I,oR REST--A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room at es Ranscm.st- 123tf
7 HAVE THREE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
b'ock corner south Division and Cherrysts. 6p-
ply at the block or of Z. ID. Brock. ~ and 81
fearl-st. leetf.
FOR REET--THE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
in suits of two or four rooms. with all modern
ir provemerts on Canalst for Offices or III ut
manufacturing purposes. also for lodging, En-
quire st once, 30. y Csnal<t., OF q. A. Bervtn;
9gtf
TOR REST-FUfNisHED ROOMS: STEAM
II heated and furnished rooms for light house.
keeping. Apply ct room lo3, New housemen
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

IrOR SALE-HOksE. BUGGY AND HARNESS
L for SIS. 1e6 Geld-st. Mr. Merzenns at Sey-
mour Muirs. l57
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

WANTET,- FvrpYEnrT II EScW TEhT
~ wFi frr~ssh rnss7r sd seAe< - sksrs
$3.50 tr esres ~ enT str1. NsFer ~
szzrs S9tsrs ~resa nsxi ixfor Il. crrrslse fd-nx
st1n t.esk tM
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

sFsW szrsSTI Earx Esx RF 1r1WN-1
y tsses wsth rors s,ssrs sssf rasns ~ - c<-
s<ss-~s- s~sssss Ess ss<z<es sad F~rs<nk ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

TTENTFD - TO REST A7 OF sRooa
~ house. rent not % etceed sIs per msnth,
can give te<s of references Address Heurr J.
klararr star Clothing Hns1sr. fss
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

T,Cr SD-THkT THF EAcLE sTEAN DYE
4 Hcstse. Ne = Csnsist. tszras out ire t@st
wcrk IN ciesnirg. fyeire and rsFslring a siie'
erurself ls3
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

IOk KANT - FUhNISHkD tkOrr kOOAs,
/ either angie or suite. Apply 10 Room AZ,
HnN4r 4 Onrra House block. PeaTl-sf nafff
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

rkxTs r-To FxCEsVeF Hxw FVRxT-
y r1-r fsr reo1o& $500 sesss~p ensn ~ rr
sr1r att~-Sx = a. ncx = thss s4ee. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

no kENr MN KESfDENCE = SOUTH
i Lafayette .. 20 family without small coil-
dren Might rent partly furnished TO right
parry Inquire q. the hoase iron u Il =. m.
n. i. swsn fIStf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

no RfST 4 TkRGE JIGhT ROOM FOR
4 lzst nennfsctnrinf ssesdy rover, 81 No,
Fearisf. Enquire of G. b Judd os q L. Thwssg
slH
No. n CsuAist. FER particulars sn9uire a.
q A 9erwfp isff
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

TARpfTs TAKEN Up. CLEANED AND RI
n isfA CsrSefs eiesHet separately snf IN tte
opea AR. Carpets packed - prevent n1oths.
Hest Il references. 4 Reynolds. No S1rh
DIVISION 81, co asr FateaSt l6l
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-08
WHY NOT MR.. INGALLS2

As blaine has withdrawn and is DeyOnd
any longer question entirely out OIL the
race. and as there is no longer any GER
tainty as to whom the Republican nomi-
nee will be, why not the Kansas delega-
ton go one better on their instructions
and predictions and just raise the roof
once or twice with their old-tlne enthu-
siasm for that bright Kansas man VINO
has stirred up the Democracy and the
British as they haven't been stirred IN
quarter of a century? The average
Blaine vote of the country could as read
ilv be concentrated ON ingalls, as on any
man vet named in connection with the
Chicago convention, and we believe more
readily. Our Jim. combines more OF the
demands which made Names Jim. the
idol of his followers than any. present,
other candidate. His nomination would
mean fight and enthusiasm from the
start. His nomination would put IN IS
sue those questions which tend to hoid
the north solid where alone we can look
for help as party and where all our heip
must come from. ingalls, would mean
American nationality as against Cleve-
land free trade and funkeyism. lie
would get the Irish vote as
snre as Blaine himself: Tor
he has twisted the British lions tau
even the harder. At the head Oh the
Pension Committee for years no man
would be or is more deservedly pop
ular with the Union soldier. The In
diana convention endorsed him as heart
ily as did Kansas. He would be stronger
in Massachusetts and in Connecticut
than Blaine and fully as strong IN New
talked of. With our banners on the
outer walls and with Kansas well known
Zest and zeal there is no telling what
might be brought around at Chicago.
Kansas is no more sure for Republican
ism than Biaine's state, and as for the
Mugwumps they are all free traders and
have gone over to the Democratic party 10
STAY, while the Prohibitionists will vote
for no Republican, even though one
were translated from Heaven as a special
candidate. ingalls, is with the west on
the silver question-and with the south
too, for that matter. Ingalls, Is much
more positive man than Gresham, and
more liberal also in some directions.
Although ingalls, has been flooded with
letters from some other states begging
him to become a candidate, the very
fact that he has stood cut would but add
to his strength in all directions. On all
the live questions of the day he stands
at the very fore front.
One big concentrated whoop from
Kansas for Ingalls, might accomplish
wonders just at this time of uncertainty
and indecision.
What does Kansas say?
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-08
dl4G

to build it in time for the international
exhibition in that city, in the year 1889,
had been abandoned. II now appears to
have received the approval Of eminent
engineers, under whose supervision the
work is being carried forward with an
enthusiasm characteristic Of the French
people.
1t is to be 300 meters, or about 900
feet high. The next highest structures in
the world are the Washington monu-
ment, rs meters; the cathedral at Col
ogne, 159 meters; the cathedral az Rouen
$50 meters; the great pyramids Of Egypt,
$50 meters.
Half way up this grand Paris tower.
or 500 feet in the air, is To be a grand
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-08

cafe and concert hall. capable Of seating
1000 people. -Four monster elevators
will carry the people 10 the cafe, and
from thence to the top two elevators
Will be run. The room at tbs top, / 900
feet above ground, will hold several
hundred persons. and from IL may be
seen not Gully all Pgris stretched out in
panorama. but the surrounding country
50 far as the range Of vision extends. Il
is To be hoped that the first predictions
in reference 10 the work will not prove
true. II they DO 1t ell become a second
tower Of Babel. 10 h. abandoned after
piercing the clouds further than any
structure ever erected by the hands OF
men.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-08

1t was too'much, perhaps, for the class
of latter day converts TO Democracy 10
ask or expect such substantial recogni-
ton at the hands of the party as the NOM
ination of one of their number for vice
president The Greeley movement was
the suspicious incident that afforded
transition from the Republican to the
Democratic faith to Governor Gray and
some others. but sixteen years probation
was not deemed sufficient TO entitle him
TO all the benefits and privileges of the
party, and so the importunate governor
was hidden to wait bit longer.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-08

Since the nomination of Judge Thur
man of Ohio for vice-president by the
Democrats, members of that party are
asserting that it will enforce the nomi-
nation of Senator Sherman of that state
for president. If the Republicans in
convention assembled shall decide that
Mr.. Sherman is the proper man to lead
the party to victory he will be chosen.
and the party will see TO it that he is
elected. This is going to be business
campaign on the Republican side,
organized and conducted on business
principles and pressed to a successful
issue in the interest of the business OF
the country. 1t might be well for our
friends. the enemy. TO take due notice
of this and govern themselves accord
ingly.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-08

The land forfeiture bill which recently
passed the senate, is now before the
house committee on public lands for Its
consideration. 1t is said the committee
will favor the Holman bill and Introduce
it as a substitute for the senate bill, en-
bracing not only lands lying adjacent to
the uncompleted lines of. various rail-
roads, but all lands granted to roads that
were not completed within the time. linn
tied by their respective grants. Under
the senate bill lands to be forfeited are
lying along 1,049 miles of road; under
the substitute it is provided that lands
lying along 1888 miles of road shall be
forfeited. The Holman bill, if it prevails,
will work an entirely new departure
from the present method of disposing OF
the public land, and is regarded by many
as one of the most important PROPOSE
tons respecting the disposition of the
public domain that has been before con-
gress in long time.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-08
NOTES FROM ANTHONY.

To the Editor of the EAGLE
1t Is our opinion that Anthony Is the
most beautiful city of its size in Kansas.
1t has near four thousand population
and they are of the most energetic kind.
Anthony being in direct communication
with Wichita, via st. Louis, Fort Scott q
Wichita railroad, she has superior ship
ping advantages. She will soon have
two more railroads completed and run
ming trains within her limits. The busi-
ness buildings will compare favorably
with those of any city of twice her size.
The great salt find will soon be used
to advantage. A company with large
capital has been organized to utilize it.
The present outlook for this county is
indeed fiattering. Crops are in excellent
condition, farmers are cutting wheat
now and bv the middle of June wheat
harvest will be nearly over.
Our implement dealers are crowded
with business.
Our public school closed one of its
most successful terms on the lst INST.
The graduating class from the high
school department, after the commence
ment exercises, were rendered a banquet
and reception at the home OF the prlncl-
pal. B. I. Davis.
The board of education, after compli-
menting Prof Davis upon his success,
rendered him the princlpalshlp Tor an
other year at salary Of Sl,5OO, which
was accepted with thanks. The schools
of Anthony are second to none.
Real estate values are on the increase
now. Our transfer records show great
many transfers recently. The western
part of the county is being I'M
proved more this season than ever
before. 1t has formerly been
used as pasture or range. But today hun
dreds of acres OF it are sowed with crops
and many more acres of it are being turn
ed over preparatory to fall planting, 1t
is surprising what can be done in short
time in Kansas. -
The Frisco road is graded almost to
Anthony, the graders will De working IN
the city soon. Then, on July 4th, she
will bring in large excursion party to
attend the biggest celebration IN south
western Kansas.
Anthony intends to celebrate the fourth
in genuine fourth of July style. She has
plenty of money and will offer liberal
prizes for contests of speed, strength etc.
On the I'd, Sd and 4th the e. A. K: will
hold a reunion and encampment here.
They will participate in the exercises OF
the fourth.
Our town is strictly temperate and IS
one of the most moral of towns. She has
six organized religious denominations
and most of them have fine church build
ings. We
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-08
Just as Certain

New York Press.
One of the liveliest of all the United
States Senators, who had, however. no
connection with this civil service inves-
tigation, Preston B. Plumb, was at the
Hoffman the other evening, oddly out OF
place among the Democratic State COM
mitteemen. This sturdy Kansas Repub-
lican Is one of the hardest fighters in that
body. and shares with General Joe Haw-
lev the distinction of being the fastest
talker in the Senate. He shakes his head
and throws his hands out in awkward
forceful gestures and leaves no doubt
that he is dead in earnest, He is one of
the best men IN the whole body not to in
terrupt. Preston 3. Plumb didn't first
see light in Ohio, and move to Kansas in
'Je. and rise to be colonel IN the army,
and preside over the Kansas House Of
Representatives, for nothing. His re-
election next year Is as certain as any
thing political can be.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-08

The old cities of Kansas, no doubt.
dozed along yesterday little dreaming
that in a town of their own state there
were more people gathered and more
racket INDUCED in than was ever seen or
heard west of the Missouri river, Kansas
City excepted. Bands aud banners,
races and rushes and all southern and
central Kansas on hand, Twelve thous-
and people on one street and ten thousand
on another at the same hour.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-08

The circumstance of the success Of the
Democratic party in 1894 on the cordu-
ray platform of that year served as an
ungetoverable argument in favor of try
ing it again. Watterson's expose of its
inconsistencies and incongruialiues nor
his pleas for fair play and honest deal
ing with the people were of nothing
worth as against the fact of former sue
cess. Henri seemed TO be the only one
who was logical enough to appreciate
that lightning never strikes but once in
the same place.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-08

As was expected, Prof Hays state
ment 10 his Hsrper's Magazine article
that Wichita is the largest town in the
state, has raised a row.-Antony Republi-
can.
Prof, Hay simply quoted the latest
official statistics as to the population and
then gave an illustration of a principal
street each of the leading towns. No
body capable of compromising either
figures or pictures could fail to endorce
his assertion that Wichita is the greatest
CITY in Kansas.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-08

Mr.. Voorhees,, the same as is from
Indiana, is in chop sea of late. He
essaved to brave the onslaught that he
invited from Kansas senior senator
and was ANONYMOUSLY demolished, and
so completely was it done that there is
none. even in his own party, so poor as
to do him reverence. The st. Louis con-
Vention did not SO much as give him an
opportunity to be heard on any behalf.
How are the mighty fallen?