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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-14

uOUSE-Furnished house of seven rooms;
IL bay windows, bath, piano to RESPONSE
BILE party; possession May 1. Address Joy,
GAG Canada ST., Lower town. 1O5-106
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-14

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
In the matter of the estate of William E.
Doggett, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of An
drew s. Davis as administrator, with the will
annexed, OF the estate of said deceased, pray
ing for decree assigning the residue of said
estate to the persons by law entitled to the
same;
1t is ordered that said petition be heard at q
special term of this court. to be held at the
Office of the Judge of Probate, in the city of
ST. Paul, in said county. on the I'd day of
May, 1888, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon;
and that notice of said hearing be gwen to all
at least once in each week for three success
sive weeks prior to said day of hearing, ron
Saturday of each week, in the st. Paul DAILY
GLOBE, a daily newspaper printed and pub
lished at st. Paul in said county.
Dated at st. Paul this 9th day of April,
1888.
By the Court
[Ls.] E S. GORMAN, Judge of Probate.
Attest: FRANK ROBERT, Jr., Clerk.
THE COPARTNERSHIP COMPOSED OF
Il the undersigned, doing business at st.
Paul, Minnesota, under the firm name of Con-
hahn Bros. Il Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Joseph Contain retiring.
The business will hereafter be conducted
by David E. Contain and Albert Contain,
under the firm name of Contain Bros The
new firm will collect all bills due the old firm
and pay all its liabilities.
DAVID E. CONTAIN.
ALBERT CONTAIN.
JOS. CONTAIN.
Dated st. Paul, April 1, 1888.
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FOR RENT.
Houses.

ELATS-To rent June l, one six-room flat,
furnished, S and one e eIghtlroom fat, fur
nished from June Ito Oct. l; all steam heat.
baths, hot water, electric bells, and all
modern Improvements; at 562 st. Peter
st. Call at % East Fourth st. M. d. Miller.
1O2-115
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-14

CTORE-Cigar and confectionery store tor
~ sale cheap. Call at SO East Fourth st.
l02-lO7
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D URANT-I offer my restaurant fix
III lures and household goods for sale at
bargain will sell the restaurant fixtures sep
arate if desired; it is we'll located and doing
good business. ID. III. Hickey 90 Dakota av
lOO-lO6
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.

Male,
A GENTS for the American Hand Fire
IA Annihiator Call on or address d: b.
Cook ST. Paul Park 1O5-1OS
4 GENTS and solicitors in city and coun-
n try at good pay. for a large Eastern life
insurance company, in Minnesota and Da-
kota Address / SO, Globe. 103-109
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-14

nRESSMAKING ROOMS, 26O RICE
~ ST.. near College-System taught: best
class work lowest prices. 1O5-IO6
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WE OWN $4,000 acres of fine farm and
w timber lands in Wisconsin and Min
nesota from 81 to So per acre. Davis q Der
niger, 325 East Seventh st. 1O5-106
MILL G II. who advertised in Globe of
w 11th inst, that he would build homes
on monthly payments, send particulars to E.
Maurice, BOD Fort st? los
On-ESTABLISHED BUSINESS;
.DCOO $1,000 year profits: bound to
sell sure: don't miss this chance. Address
Shure, Globe, st. Paul, Mimi. 95-1O5
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n MAKING-Fashionabl dressmak-
~ ing at 406 Wabasha st. prices very low.
103-1O9
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COOK-Situation by hotel. meat and pas
~ try cook in or out of the city, twelve
years experience; best of references; would
like some Western hotel. Address S.
Globe. 1O4-1O6
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FURNISHED HOUSE ON Ramsey ST.; all
l. modern Improvements. Inquire CardozO
Bros, corner Fifth and jackson SITS. 1O2-10S
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pUILDING-For rent, from May 1, build
ID ing, corner Third and Exchange. Maj.
j. Kelliher, 166 Summit av. 102-115
DUILDING--For rent, 3-story building,
ID suitable for manufacturing or storage
purposes. Call at 254 Commercial st. 6U*
IRON FOUNDRY-For rent. iron foundry
on Franklin, near Eagle st. Maj. J. Kelli-
her, 166 Summit av. 102-115
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-14

n LERK-Wanted, position as clerk or
~ manager of hotel; large experience
and best of references. Address j AZ, Globes
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-14

COACHMAN-Wan a situation as
~ coachman by young German who can
handle horses; good references. Address E
70 Globe z
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-14

COOK-A competent camp cook wants
~ situation OH railroad or boarding house;
good references; speaks German and Eng.
lish. Call at Fabers hotel, ITO West Third
ct &
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Mrs. George Gould has eyes full Of tender.
uess and sentiment
The queen of Greece has never worn any
coiors save blue and white
Nine Hess, of Paris, has refused 5000
francs for her hair, which Is six feet iorg
A few friends Of Mrs. Sheridan have under
taken 10 raise "a fund Of 100000 for her
benefit.
1t is IN the contract with the queens house
keeper taat SIZE VII nos get married for at
least ten years.
Lady Herbert, o! England, says that In ten
years Washingtcs' win be the baadsones.
city IL the WEIRD ~
Harriet Beechcr Stowe is feeling much
s-sun;rr. TIE. advent Of cold weather has
been 20 her lag a toaic. She fees coafdea.
CT living through the winter
Miss Hattie Blzine Is the beauty Of the
Blaine family. She has pink cheeks. a fair
complexion and nut brown hair. Sbs u ex-
cee1iag!y gir.lsh Il her ac;ions
4 worSingNou1en's society in Detroit,
formed Ten years ago 70 take care Of girls IN
employed and sr. them work, has 50 thrived
tbag II recently dedicated a aEe building FOR
Ks purposes
The widow q Earstai Bozaire wTitss y =
Partisan pewxraper that she didpno: leave Der
husband 90 aeconusof disagreement, bat
that size vas compelled 70 80 20 Mexico On
family matters
And 81 another American girl Is 70 marry
io-eigusr and e title This tine tie lucky
-sE1< A N1kx - 81
Prgasian imperial gIlarsis and bIs prospective
lr56e q lCvsiy young roznaa q bossoa
nzlnsa Prltcbard
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16
Welded to His Half Sister.

Jacob Wells, farmer living In Fayette
county, Ala, discovered, after four years of
happy welded life, that his wife is his half
sister. Wells father, who lived ct Sparta,
Ga, was killed in the war About twenty
five years ago Mrs. y els married man
named Hogue Young Wells, then about l.
years old, did not like his stepfather and ran
away from home. lie finally drifted &c
Fayette county, Ala, worked a number Of
years as q farmers laborer and in time
bought a small farm Of his own Mrs. Hogues
mother died soon after the birth Of a
child by her second husband, and the child, a
girl, was cared for by relations Of the fathers
family named Smith.
Two years later Hoguc died, and his
daughter grew UP in tie Smith family, and
was always known as Dora Smith. Five
years ago the family moved 10 Fayetce
county, and there the young lady met her
half brother Wells. Even Wells most init
mate friends knew nothing OF his early his
tory, and he had never communicated viii
his relatives in Georgia Wells and M.s
Smith, as she was known, fell in love ct first
sight and were soon married. TLey have one
child, year old, and only discovered their
relationship few days ago BY q chance
word dropped by the wife. They were IN a
quandary for a time. bus have decided tc
continue 10 i've as man and wife.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

may be applicable: and, in case of action
brought, any lien statement may be
amended by leave of court in furtherance
of justice as pleadings may be.
Sec. 6. If several actions, brought to
enforce the liens herein provided for, are
pending at the same time. the court may
order them to be consolidated
Sec. Z. In all cases where judgments
may be rendered in favor of any person
or persons, to enforce lien under the
provisions of this act, the real estate or
other property shall be ordered to be sold
as in other cases of sales of real estate,
such sale to be without prejudice to the
rights of any prior membranes, owner
or other person not party to the action.
Sec. 8. If the proceeds of the sale be
insufficient to pay all the claimants, then
the court shall order them to be paid i'll
proportion to the amount due each.
Sec. 8. Sections one. two, three and
four of chapter Al of the laws of 1872,
and sections five, six, seven and eight Of
chapter 81 of the laws Of 1871 be and the
same are hereby repealed.
Sec. 10. This act shall be in force from
and after its publication in the official
state paper.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16
q Maid Who Carries the Halls.

Oregon has woman mail carrier Her
name is Miss Minnie Westman, and she car
ries Uncle Sans mail from the head of navi-
cation on Siusaw river over the Coast Range
mountains, following up the river to Hales
postoffice station within fifteen miles Of
Eugene City. Her route is twenty miles long,
and is situated right in the heart of the
mountains. She rides horseback and carries
trusty revolver. Miss Westman is plump
little brunette, and is just 20 years old. On
one of her trips last year she found three
good sized bears In the road. The horse on
espyirg them, became frighteledl threw t4s
,riHer; to the giohnd,' and, turning around,
.raL back the road as he came Miss West
man Started after the runaway, and, over
taking him. remounted and rode right
through the savage Gordon, and. strange to
. say, she was not attacked.-PortlapdO Ore
gonian.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16
SIN PRIZES FREE.
To BE Given Away New Years Day

Consisting of handsome case of silver
spoons, knives aud forks, a silver pickle
stand. silver butter dish, a silver sugar
bowl, a superb silver castor, now exhibited
in our show windows; each purchaser OF
a dollars worth OF goods to receive a
chance on the above prizes. a ticket for a
hanSome doll is given each purchaser, re-
CARELESS of amount bought. just received
Il large assortment of candies, candy toys,
and Xmas tree ornaments, sugar sand and
fancy candies. Mixed candy l0c p pound.
Penny goods for DC. Nuts of all kinds.
figs and all the spices and condiments
used this time of year, including kimmel,
anise, mustard seed, bay leaves and white
pepper. In stock, horse radish, olives,
capers, caviar, canned. asparagus. pigs
feet pigs tonges New preserves, 1Qc per
pound, including figs, cherries, tomatoes,
and some extra fancy peach butter, home
made apple jelly. new honey-both in
comb and strained. Saratoga chips, pearl
Tapioca, pearl barley. garlic, greenkern,
Holland herring, Swiss and Limberger
cheese of which we handle only the i'm
ported goods; sweet pickle and Berkshire
sauce ia bulk. We sell u good fresh oys-
ter &c per can; Our competitors ask 33C.
Rye flour and graham -four. Come and
look at our Xmas tree in our show win
dow, and bring the little folks. Our g o.
Gerry is the largest and best assorted in
Wichita. Our candy display contains $50
different kinds We solicit your patron
age. We sell cheaper than any one in
town and sell only first class goods
Telephone H. A. Jos. HIRsH,
Spot Cash Grocery, 420 Z. Douglas ave,
Wichita, Kan. d26 1t
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16
A Young Woman Kills a Bear.

Last Thursday two young ladies of Sac
ramento, who have been camping in the
nsighborhood Of Boofnas, went ION 8 buckle
berry picnic, and were somewhat surprised
to encounter Large brown bear engaged in
the same line Of Business. One OF the young
ladies, who is an expert shot, happened to
have rifle. and though not wishing to rouse
any hard feeling, did not propose to have
her fun interfered with by man or beast.
Therefore, as Bruin seemed disposed TO assert
a monopoly of the entire huckleberry crop
OF the district, she quietly but resolutely
took the offensive, and sent bullet through
its brain. This is the first bear, we believe,
that has ever been killed by woman in Ma
rion county. The carcass was brought to
San Rafael by the Bolinas stage 1t was a
big, ugly brute, and loolz at it was suffi-
Gent to arouse admiration for the grit of the
two quiet looking ladies that put it to sleep.
Marion County Call Tocsin.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16
L CITY of the Fasi-

Somewh ers in the tbirtaes, remarks The Sa-
vannah Ca News, S. Joseph, Fla, was q
thriving city OF several thousand people.
There was also = railroad running from lola,
o.. the ApalachicoIa riser to s. Joseph To
day there IS not ves;ige of the city remain
Ing nor Of the railroad Wiliam Sarn1els,
an cd colore5 n.an. who lives tear BAN
bridge, Ca, said tn2t many years ago La
lived II s. Joseph, and Travelled thence By
the railroad IToEa lola; also stating that !;
was TIE first and tAe laz- axe IN his LIS Il
ever rode o. lie cars.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

W, s. Gilbert, the "Pinafore" man, has
dramatized George Eliots ''Romola."
1t is given out that Fanny Davenport has
made about 500, 600 with LA Tosca."
Dudley Bucks Light Of ASIA" will be
sung in London next March by the Novello
choir
Kellar and Hermann, the rival magicians,
have given up their fight and are nominal
friends
: 1t is said that Mrs. Langtry has signed an
engagement to play at a Paris theatre during
the exhibition Of 1889
Maria Fabbri, the Italian singer in Cam
panini's company, is May Cary Smith when
she gets through with her evenings work.
8 VIZ. Sca1saTisSo te-eaieen TO- Ireland
Scotfafds and Eaehifdi sc.'ee 2~3finnot have
any more {" Peek q Bsso 'sserefos q, year or So
fhaYSs ssrs ! SIS rsoss - sag 49,
L. Georg HenscheI's American concert tour
..wal last only from aMafrsch unta Jtiv. His
Wife born Lillian Bailey, OF Boston, Will &C
eotpnanv bi7ssH -, q E m G--svss1
: SINS Reeves fayesssss,llss zyill esnEae next
year, y Ign he t5fsateHs 70 4tf< If earnest.
He win then have been. on. Tie concert stage
for Just half century.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16
REAL ESTATE.

The following are the transfers Of real
estate filed in the recorders office yester-
day:
S Lebrecht to Gerson lots IS and 60
Arkansas ave Bridgewater add..-. 1000
j V MoffiU to A NJ Gornson lot u
Douglas ave English's add ..-.--... 2I,0Q
-. $3.50
A VI Meyers to o Martinson lots 50 -
and 63 Douglas avenue MarinsonNs :. 8 :.
4th add. 1875
Wichita Catholic Investment and
Building company to II j Loonam =
8 lots in College Green 80. 1905
a Brown to b L j Hill sw 4 2d.3 :; r
1w...........................:.....:. 500
J A Holljnger to A Bowerman lots
1123 to 1l27 Waco st Leweilen's
add NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
j 5 Richie and wife 70 J Richie its
53 and 30 Ohio ave Wabash add 80
lots II and 70 Ida ave Wollman's
add 1000
II Schweter TO W Burns lots Ids
147 Wichita st Schweiter's add. 200
c h Miller TO G VI Cautley lots land
and e a Sc \ So % 1e............. $500
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

II ii shall finally be made % appear that
manual training hes only practical value.
with little or 10 intellectual uplifting. t1en
manual training viii be relrgatei 10 tie cob
b.ers bench or tbs tlzcsszai.k1s anvil
Schcol Journal
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

A man living near Davis 6, Cowell's lime
kiIns has been catching quail in peculiar
way. For three weeks he has been spread
ing grain in the road near his place, where
quail abound. On the day the law was out
he put wheat il, the place as usual, but had
previously soaked the wheat in whisky
Watching the place, he saw the quail come
out, eat, get drunk, and in a short time lie
down stupefied. He then went TO them and
gathered about 100 into a sack that he car
ried with him. A few that were not fully
drunk were easily caught by his dog. He
has practiced the same method since sue
cessfully.-Santa Cruz Surf.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

LADY, Professor. ho~ Is nv dagsl.teT get
ting on with Ter nsGs.cf
Professor Fort.ssinlo tarnbiguoCsly} -
Madam, l. Is only question q tlDe.-Bur-
liDgton Havkeye.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

Mrs Smith tvLo Is reading Z humorous
paperl-I don't see any fun u these 5oass
about big bills for ladies' hats
Mr Smith don't elther.-Te1as sift.1sz
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

Hello, Nose! What are you doing Govf7
"Im repo'tab."
Reporter Reporter on daily papcrT'
"No, sab. 70 know I was po'tah 70
while at de Cummrsbal waaI Ise been re-
,y'infod 1-Tfar-,e~'s Eazar
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

Horses boarded at the Sedgwick Grand
stables on Water street as cheap as any
firstclass stable in Wichita. Everything
new, clean, neat, warm and fire proof.
d9t, II 2
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

Get free ticket for that beautiful life
size doll now on exhibition in the Enter
prise window by buying your books, toys
and dolls in the morning. Read advertise
ment. DO 1t q
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

Book cases. chiffoniers, hall trees. fancy
and parlor tables, sdeboards, plain, me-
dunn and fancy chairs 1t will pay you to
examine our large variety. Kansas Fur
niture Co, 40l aud 403 East Douglas ave.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

Mid pleasures and palaces,
Where'er you may roam,
You will find no sewing machine
To excel the New Home. lit
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

Get free ticket for that beautiful life
size doll now on exhibition in the Enter
prise window b. buying your books toys
ment. do lt
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

Get a free ticket for that beautiful life
size doll now on exhibition in the Enter
prise window by buying your books, toys
meut. 40 IL
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

for Col New, who
engineered Gen. Harrisoas campaign there
Mr. Halford's hair is turning gray. lie
wears glasses. is slender and Of medium
height. His manner is pleasant and obliging
His religious tendencies arc as strong as
those of Mr. Harrison, although he is a Meth
odist instead of a Presbyterian, being lay
preacher in his church. Up to the beginning
of the recent campaign he had never missed
weekly prayer meeting. He has a wife
and daughter
When Mr. Halford was reporter he was
what is known in tho west as a hustler, y
and many entertaining stories are told about
that period of his life. This one is too good
to let slip:
Being assigned to report a hanging, he de-
tertnined to find out if possible whether con
seriousness deserted the victim at the moment
the drop fell or not. In conversation with
the condemned man he said;
MY friend, have you any objection to
help settle scientific question: There has
been a good deal Of talk in the newspapers
lately as to whether man who IS hung has
any consciousness or feeling after the drop
falls. Now, if you choose, you can settle
this question"
How" asked the surprised man.
'Well," said Halford, suppose yen have
consciousness after the drop falls. If you
VIII just wigsle the little finger Of the right
hand that viii be signal to me- Will
know you are conscious as long as the finger
keeps wiggling. VIII you do itr
The man was not easily persuaded, but
Halford's eloquence finally oyercame him
1t is not recorded that the finger wiggled.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

People in the north end of town can
leave their orders for coal and cobs at 172l
Fairview or telephone 1853. Heron & Co.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16
Presents for Christmas,

Pianos, organs, Domestic sewing ma
chimes, violins, guitars, banjos. accorde-
ons, music cabinets, music rolls, music
books of all kinds. Don't fail to calland see
how far little money will 60 at Shaw's
music store 129 Main street 26-4t
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

Ten to twenty per cent saved by buying
your coal at Wichita elevator Telephone
l69. j. Heron x Co. % st
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

Closing out
My stock of Domestic sewing machines at
reduced prices. II. ". MANNING,
26-lt l49 North Main.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16
ELIJAH W. HtLFORD,

The Journalist Who las Been Selected
Private Secretary to President-Elecf.
Elijah ". Halford, editor Of The Indian
apolis journal. who has been made private
secretary TO President elect Harrison, is IA
tive of England, came to this country when
a child with his parents. VINO settled in Gin
cinnati, is now 43 years of age, and began his
newspaper career twenty years ago as a
typeset(er on The Indianapolis Journal.
After time he became reporter and
from that time has constantly worked his
way upward He was for a time managing
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16
t!cnty OF weather.

Maine Mani tel you, down east beats the
world for quick changes of weather One
day last spring ! cut ice all one morning
and had to rush out and plant sun umbrellas
over nv tomato vines IN the afternoon.
Western Man-Shouldn't wonder / re
member one day in Kansas when / went ont
with moving machine at sunrise and traded
it for snow plow before hight; but that
wasn't circumstance TO the day | went
swimming in the Missouri river and got car
ried so far OF, by the current thet like &c
have drowned just tn you, I never ex
pected to see shore agiu-
''Ehi How did ye get bac.,g'
''The river froze over and I STATED back
-Philadelnhia Record
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

See what we have for Christmas. Kan
sas Furniture Co., 40l and 403 East Doug
las ave- rs tt
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

60 to T. l.. Fox & Sons for dry goods
cheap this week. 2G-lt
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

Pictures! Pictures! Pictures!
At the Market Street art 81 e, Ia \. Mar
ket street % If
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16
"Home. sweet. Home.

Money to loan on improved city prop
erty W A Reed, 105 East Douglas ave,
over Boston store. DIS 81
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

Big cut prices in cloaks at L, L, Fox &
Sons this week. 2o-lt
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

Call and see our line of fancy goods for
the holiday season. Kansas Furniture Co.,
40l and 403 East Douglas ave. 70 If
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

In spite of dry goods and notion in spite of real
advertisements sale of Books has been unprecedented
Our trade in other lines VERY satisfactory. Why. Because
the public generally do their thinking and buy where they
do the best in quality quantity and price All goods sold
represented and fancy prices in department
Our pictures worthy of notice. Our line of albums
prss all the designs Our assortment of opera glasses
nest in the city Fancy goods of description useful and
ornamental Novelties almost endless variety No time
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

Get free ticket for that beautiful life
size doll now on exhibition IN the EuterE
prise window by buying your books. TOYS
ment CO 1t -,
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

Buy your books. toys, dolls and holiday
goods at the Enterprise. Every morning
purchaser gets free ticket for that 'au-
tiful coll now on exhibition. Read the
advertisement. DIS 1t
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

Get free ticket for that beautiful life
size doll now OH exhibition in the Enter
prise window by buying your books, toys
and dolls in the morning. Read advertise
ment. d26 1t
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

Largest assortment of millinery in the
city Trimmed hats a speciality. Z. a.
kinyon. Fletcher block, opposite occi7
dental hotel. d.0 3ts
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

The slaughter of dry goods still goes on
at I. L. Fox & Sons. 2G-lt
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

| repair all rips IN shoes sold by me, free
of charge. j. c. Woodwork, City Shoe
store % it
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

For the convenience of our customers
placed our full line of fancy chairs, &c,
on our first floor Call III an see them.
+
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

Pictures! Pictures! Pictures!
At the Market Street art store, Ia y. Mar
ket street. Is TT
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16
In the Lobby.

Theatre Goer Indignantly idea of a
baby yelling like that az q theatre. Why
don't you have the younCstor put oUtf
Manager lbelplesslyl--I don't dare. rs
the pet grardchild Of the little actress yo1
threw that bouquet TO Philadelphia Record
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-16

editor of The Chi
cago Inter Ocean,
and before he be-
came editor Of The
Journal was con-
nected with The
indianapolis News.
lie has long been
intrusted with
m nc h important
work for his party,
and waS~a delegate
TO last summers
convention st Chi
cago, where he did
much good WORK
Fnr o. Na1v who