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A GOLDEN SILENCE.
l}oha strange Water in AialantAl


more. Little ful q twelve wears old or
- vas sitting in rocking chair. with e
fan 10 ouc hand and very Dry and I'M
rahtehc-lock'ng biscuit IN the other.
she VAS q striking looking chlld, very
- and pI0ched IN the face. with black
,.r She color Of ravens wing. cnt
CO., to her sbap, ly head and parted on
Oh. side uho a boy S. Her ewes we're
,ar.. add made her perhaps look more
W. than Il thcy naj bcrn blue or erav
lrrwu .in gown had once been white
81 SEQ. uA end bad many tiouuccs or
H.. 'I.i,cu tbc slift thereof. each edged
vt4 aae acc-b1t u WIS very dtnev IN
,...r u1v. and hal Enthusiastically Ser n
Va.scI by an amateur n the laundry
o.. H.y white s.oct.ngs had shared ,he
Ruc tote ss tn iroc&, but her shoes
v.,eu.y and good.
F.. c..las whole air was lanouid and
g.. twice or three times she woulJ
way. ,hc isu go or lro. then take a nio.
o. a. the oiy b.S-uit-a nibble which
ll uo sign o. appetite about it then
a.. Vou.d put up one loot or tie other
r| Ioo, I'd. tho tocoi tho tiny shoe or IT
to.r ..itt sirk Of an anRle I'm the
C1 s...,'rr. ticr she wauil wave the
ga s...a and ttrn ter v.>ttui ewes upon
uu. I'd o. al0 sMuoi0g 40 the t.
l.-u. -urc of her mother, that is to
frr.
aero WIS not much similarity no
tv.o mother ami Cn.l-iu .Gct toe
.rtl~old infant Do the basket
c. ,s lN tle table WAS the living image
hap r..tIer al. fha .tiar .n.f. no ,.f
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TETTER FINALLY CuRED.

Having used your CUrICuRl RKrgDIEs for
eighteen months for letter, aud INA ~ cured 81.
an anxious 20 &c. 10 10 sell N commission. l
eau recommend 10 beyond any remedies have
ever used for letter, Burns, Cuts. etc. In fact,
IL Is the best no iiclne have ever tlied for any
thing. H.. = uUR on.
Nyrtls. Atgs
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ALBERT WfLkO, President.
A, RROhnW NFW YORK

We DO business with the North River Bank,
New York city. ard refer by permission % tho
following well-ku0an business mon:
<Is Editor Rural Free Pres. Ocala: FRANK =
Va. Fla; j. r. STILNELL - 20. 20 IN street,
} Park Row, Nos York, ". ). IoLAND, Post
NH 4-su2ttcnr
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Sold everywhere Prize: TCucURA, Soc.
SOAR, pc hEsOLyEyF. a.. PREPARED by tho
IL send for " How 10 cure Skin is.as"9, o.
pages, 80 Illustrations. aad 100 testimonials.
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PgOPoeALs.

OFFICE or TIE CONFUSION ROg THE CON-1
sT6uCu0S OF the
CONGgEssiONA LIIKARY bCuDINg.
No. li3 EssT CAPITOL STREET.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., March !. 1888.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received a. tho ofce Of this Commission
until ~ noon, on the S.sr DAY OF MARCH, 1855.
for Furnishing Tie DiMENsION SrONE RE-
QuIRED FOR the WALLS Of THE CELLAR
Or SUB-BASENENT STORY OF TuR con-
GkEsstONAL LIBRARY BUILDING, 10 be eoa-
s.ructed Ia Washington, y. C., upon tie form OF
proposals. aud Ia accordance with the specific
cations ard plans therefor Copies OF specta-
cations, etc, will be furnished 20 including bid
dors On application 10 the architect at tots Office.
aud detailed plans OF the same may Do seen at
s, 1853 WILLIAM r. Villas,
EDWARD CLARK,
A. X. SPoFFchD.
NH i-eOd9i Commissioners
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= WILR0R'S COMPOUND OF y
PURE COD LIVER
\ OIL AND LINE. :
CURES COUGHS. COLDS. ASTHMA. B8ON-
CnllI>. DEBILITY. WASTING DISEASES.
Avn elENnI-InLS ErMOnE

N-'b F''tNA Nh|'' ~ N~As''
The 'rieHds az p.rsoBs Who have been restored
from eonGrmed consumption by 'he use OF this
original preparation. ma ma grateful pqru.s
themselves. have by recon m ending 1t aud a.
knoWio1eing ~ wonderful ri ,3cy given tho AZ
ticle Il vast popularity ia tcw England. The
Cod ror on Is in fhs com hinatisn 10 bed OF ia
unpleasant ias'o. and rendered aouby effective
10 osiug coupfls Tith ihe fhosphRtss. which "a
itsoli restEaeyr pTinriElc, supplying nature
VITA l1sl the Rsgis frcp repaired 10 heal aud
store 1870 Ctsoafcd LUngs. A. b. "lLBOR, Bos-
ton, Piopn0tor. sold b. all drasgisis-
mn o-cOllw
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MoURSISG COSTUMES.
TrA.GnwN. ETC.
Jewelled girdles are being worn.

Jewelled girdles arc being worn.
Cashmere Is thu prettiest fabric going
for an economical tca-gown. Trimmed
with ribbon and surah, such a ia gown
is really as pretty and very much less
expensive than the satin-and-ace affairs
so much worn
The peasant bodice is favored for chill
dren's wear. A charming little gr's
co.tume recently noted had a narrow
peasant bodice OF Quilted satin, the
rest OF the rock, exclusive Of trimming,
being Of armure cloth.
FOR LITTLE BOYS.
Character costumes for little boys look
quaint aud jaunty. Liny mghlandsrs
and sail'r's suits are frequently seen on
the small men.
The square corsage is becoming the
most common on evening dresses It's
edges are usually finished with very
narrow frill Of lace
The lace ficau is a charming addition
to the toilet, which has again found its
way into popular favor. Either black or
white lace Is fashionable and the color
vaues with the dress worn. G. Il. n.
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pIN PIES. Black-H Heads. Chappei and OILY SKIN
w nroEenLsl ny CrILcuRA D E9lCAIED SOAP
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7 FTIUTTTT'I y WI ~ WIIII'I ~ y
MONEY LOANED. c This his

panv Is prepared 10 loan money for improve
ments upcn property secured from The Company,
-LLOCh. County Clerk. Ucala, ia T. ". llkk
tor Ocala EInnrr. lrAia ). u. STOCKTON. o.
street. NeN York; JOHN +. PHILLIPS IS Co, q
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REFERENCES: H HaRaiI. b ?.
Icw YORK Cl-y; HfrFRON & PHELIs, ~ Pearl
b
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OFFERS you sgAUTU HOUSE LoT COTTAGE SITE ok okANdE
THAT FAVORED STATE,
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04

Out IL one u the suburbs Of ths 1z..,
Boston and Lowell rz.lfoad. where a,
present there IL . wilderness OF p~s..v
villas AID cottaxns. tkers stfH itrss a.
sesd couple who we're Inhabitants OF ths
same neashsorhood IL The days hong szo
before The Railroad WA he,ils and whrs, 10
was usuA 20 % % b.ssoza Ia onef. o-a
carriage Wei. thsse people we're .. thAs
time young szsd vel 70 do. snl they rad
WITH inier~s, tie stories h the pagers Of
tbs Dew means Of Conveyance tLAs ~ss
aosoo< To b introduced They ,alksd 1,
ovsr god cssl ant eAnvanss1 The prob
Ao'r eject zpon the sys:ssa 81 Le.az
sifaec along oTer TIRE ground Ia cars a.
he oewn1sriny ra;s Il Afresa rsies Al
''01F Ghes thsy compared tksss hA<o1n-
sear-,a cars rt,h th-sr own eSz.sort4bls
carriage. and the ksshsrd thea anz there
A1noCnned his decision
ss~e inouxAs !; a. over. al. I've
nA1s up nv mind IA, - ve1t keep .
car
That vAs tbs originally pr~raIsn. ass
perhaps. eo.esrrtz5 tss rsil-nad-shxt
e1s snozld keep rs Own ear. tus. a =,
CID bis easr.aT,. and hssra 1. o. When a..
looosnotiFs e.zss sinryA-Ros:on tn
sr..Ss "ISsssAsg.'
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
Tho Wit of an "ImmorfaI.~

N. Labichc, who died in Paris not long
ago, was a member Of the French academy
one OF the forty literary ''imm0rtals7 Of
France. NJ Labicho originated the saving,
now not unfamiliar IN characterizing a per
son who, though ignorant. insists upon max
ing great show of wnat be thinks be knows
lie is man of vast and varied misinforTna-
ton" Labichs expressed the though: in this
way: He has great and varied ignor-
ance" 80. long after Labiche had used this
expression, and had embodied II In a literary
work, Prince Bismarck SAID Of some one:
cat man possesses perfect encycIop9diac
ignorance" Labiche insisted that Bismarck
Lad borrowed the phrase from him But 4:
Is more probable that the repetition was
mere coincidence, as Bismarck himself is a
man OF genuine wit At the marriage Of his
son, Lsb:che gave little party, and, as 10
was quite uasccustora~d TO ceremonies Of
social sort, be was g. first puzzled TO know
VIVA: be should say IN greeting and parting
with 40 many people. Il nave 1T have IT,
hs exclaimed finally; 81 viii simply say %
each person as lie arrived, AZ last! and TO
each - ne goes away, 'AlrsadyFs He car
NED out bis programme, and ali hi. guests
ieIs very much fattersd- - Pittsburg Busle.L.
once waen was In london a woman sp-
plied 70 hospital for food for Ter tat~.
which was dylag Of starvation Tho eorn-
mite OF gentlemen called her IN and sssed
Ger string Of Questions. ard finally aid they
could not gave Ter anything unless sbs had
written application from TIE secretary. shs
thAEked them, gathered her dyiag child in
hcr arms and started q TO lock for To se-c-
rotary BE called Der in, asked her CUES
tso1s and said hs oouls DOT make on. sss sp-
piacaiion vHAou. Al ord-r from tie coc-or.
ZEE thanked ain and vent bsek 70 tie hos
pisA 10 The Doctor. He Ts~s Der the order.
ana Nth hope in her hesrt and krzrinr tee
precious bz1rtben % her breast. bidding tie |
little ocs wait jus: a. hour ESors. the roo-
mother hurried Away 20 sss secretary. szd |
from him 70 the hospital again BE-; VIXEN |
food wa trough. and sns drew tie r.gssd |
nd o. her shawl away sroa tie b.5ys fa-.. /
Tee A.tis eae lay dad IN hsr Ar-z.s I: "a
crEd Of s..rva:soa and r~t tapc.-Cs.sar1rs /
Csse N View OriaAnA F1nHyuAA
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, August 5
wHEAT-Strong No red. anec; No. , soft &c
kCoRN-Weaker; 36lec asked.
OATS-al. S2gssc.
4 RYE-6SL1c.
FLOUR-Quiet;NX.a 90 xxx sl.0RG1 .05 family 81 .Q5
El0 choice 81 S5l ih iancy 81 tv3 l55. extra fancy
81 .6l1. .65 patent. $i9la2i0.
CORN MEAL-s-.G.'5c; corn chop yellow. S5Q.9u,
SHIPSTT + E-43sS sc.
RRAN-iSc.
HAY-Fr1n at s. 50ll6.oN.
Fl AK SEEDS sa4c.
FU rTER-Weak creamery fancy, 1Sc; good l5c;
dairy fancy. l5c good 10 choice. = he, store
Choice ltc-
CHEESE-Twins loo; Young America. lie.
EGGS-Weak at llc.
LIVE CHICkENS-steady hens, s2.25GSOQ roost-
ers, SEQ; turkeys, Sc.
SUGAR CURED HAMS-lHec.
BREAKFAST BACON-lliec-
DRESSED BEEF-9c.
DRY SALT SHOUIDERS-s1 Is; long clear 8 p.
clear rib, s. .S5 short clear. SS.S5
SMOKED SHoCLDERS-Ss50 long clear SIS lS
clear rib, s92; short clear. S9.2j
PORk-sll5o.
lAED-kSu
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-The morning markets
on Change were comparatively duii. the
fluctuations in most pits narrow, and
prices generally lower. There was nothing
in the receipts or the news to materially
affect trading and as buyers held oil 1t was
easy to bring about decline on the light
selling Wheat was very weak after the
unloading of yesterday, and opened lc
lower for September at s21zc, but rallied
to S21sc before IL o'clock. At thirty min
utes before the close of the session wheat
was 5.c lower than the close yesterday. To-
day there was less selling and no disposition
TO buy for rally. The range on SepteIn-
Der was within &c and the best point OF
the day was &c under the closing price
yesterday. Wheat closed weak and life
less &c under yesterday and &c better
than the opening prices.
Corn was fairly active at times and very
dull at others. There We're no striking
features. There was some pounding OF
October, and it was thought this was done
ia order to buy September TO better adyan-
tage. The market held up pretty well
under early selling, the lowest point being
but &c below the close on thursday, and
the rally caused by the buying by shorts
took the price above the opening figures
Oats were the exception and sold at
higher prices The advance was about &c
for all futures. The strength was due TO
light receipts and wet weather.
A good business was transacted in pro-
visions, but the weak feeling developed
yesterday was continued. The market for
hogs was weaker and prices lower. Hold
ders of cured product evinced more dispo-
stion to sell. Buyers were less inclined
TO buy and a nervous and irregular market
was noted. Pork advanced moderately
after the opening, but then broke BIC, and
finally closed l5c below yesterdays last
sales. Lard was weaker, and despite the
purchase of 3, $50 tierces for export, prices
declined 10@l21zc and the market closed
tame.
The leading futures ranged follows:
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
TWENTY BOLD MARINERS.

Twenty bold mariners went 10 the wave,
Twenty sweet brcezes blew over the main;
All were so hearty so free and SO brave
But they never came back again
Half the wild ocean rose up TO the clouds,
Half the broad sky scowled in thunder and rain
Twenty white crests rose around .hem Ike
shrouds
And they stayed in be dancing rnainl
This is easy 70 sing. and often 70 mourn.
And the breaking of dawn is no newer today;
But those who die young or are left forlorn.
Think grief Is no older than thew
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
Ouite n Hardship.

Hes, said the sweet girl graduate il
burst OF confidence. my education is
now complete, but still am not aitogethe
happy. Mamma and papa, unfortunately
have habit of pronouncing their words
so oddly, and they know so little Of polite
literature and the sciences. YOU know.
that it really is quite hardship for ms
to associate with then."-Bostoo Tran.
script
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
FOR EXCHANGE

TOR EXCHANG IA good farm three miles nor h
i Of the city limits tor improved business propc~'y.
Address box i6l Wichita Kan &C
L,OR EXCHANGE-First class Turn bull wagon
IL and set OF double harness or uninCDm cred city
vacant lot lots Tor a good second hand new
canopy top phaefon buggy and harness and uuiu
cumtered acant lots 70 5Uid house Of from four
To six rooms. address 21l kast Douglas avenue.
room 6. d62+y
L,OR EXCHANGE To traders and everybody else
Il The Kansas abstract agency will furnish you
abstracts to any lands IN the state OF Kansas; also
diagrams. descriptions ana estimates of value
Kansas Abstract agency, rooms 10 4. No ~ y
Market ST., Wichita, Kan, Z. Wheeler. manager.
GiJ-ff
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
Kansas CITY Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, No, Augusta
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CAITLE-Keceipte. S1Ue shipments none mar
Hel WEAK sao very Gua Good 10 choice corn Jed,
ka'SeSs common % medium. sS2SSlsk grass
INK steers. 81. ss<Aee stockers and feeders,
1900" cows tl-2s59.S
hSsS-RecetPts. 3sn0, shipments 100. Choice
5saeu. On "elshi steady; Light and mixed &C lower.
Gals ~ 49,
81 EEp-kecexts, 2iSs shipments 100. Steady;
diun. $l,s1S275. common ~ --4e
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
E. NJ. C0NKIIN NJ n

releNI praciH .oaer OF medicine surgery, svnaA
CODY and obstetrics Urea. ali chronic AID prtvats
p>, OXYGEN treatment given wneu required
p-S1 liz a. alse.,>e Of tae rectarn = specially
- .e-coFea 10 - North Main street over Kan.
sas HAtoAa1 Bans. once hours tol2 g. N. 10
---. - = dlr-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
DRS TERRILL & SHIFTS

fnysClah And Surgeon Ia Main street: ,rie-
Prose lol Once y o ., tor residence Ia Dr. Ter
III genera practice, diseases OF women and chill
oa ts so ~, oIIs.ettis Dr. Shuts consumption
catArrh al! teroa; and ches; diseases. piles. rap
lures, blood. skin and chronic a.,oss.. r.oeraIiy
Consultation free No
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04

Free reclining chair cars are now running
on ali trains on the c., r. & n railway,
Rock Island Route" between Wichita,
Topeka. Kansas City, ST Joseph, Chicago
St. Louis off
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04

Eureka Springs, Ark via Frisco Line.
The most delightful health and pleasure
resort in the west Cheap excursion tickets
now on sale. For further information an
descriptive pamphlet, apply to w. d.
Murdoch, agent, 122 North Main street
and Union depot near Oak street dol If
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04

Each Township Treasurer should
have Treasurer's Record, Stray Record,
transcripts, Compiled Laws of 1885, and
full assortment Of blanks. For sale at
this Office.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
Swab & CLOSER, Tailors. 2O6 Main ST.

PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1884
Wichita EAGLE, Wichita, Kan.
conference.-the have seen one OF your
Mortgage Loan Registers at the Office of
the Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Co,
this city and shall be obliged ii you will
send this company one similar in all re-
spects at your earliest convenience, all re-
main RESPECTFULLY yours,
THEODORE FROTHINGHAM,
oo-t1' Secretary
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Very quiet but firm.
WHEAT-No. spring wheat s215c; No. red.
Csc.
CoRN-No. 2, 457Sc.
OATS-No. 25Gl2Slzc.
RGE-No 2, Iac.
BARLtY-No. . nominal,
FLAXSEED-No. !, sll0.
PRIME TINOTHE SEED-S2.10S Is
PORk-Sl4.D5H25.
LARD-Ss..u.
WHISkY-$IN.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04

Loans on improved farms made at
lowest rates. Lombard Mortgage Com
panY. dS9 W5Cttf
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
4 Fly Man

A man reds TO be pretty fy IN order &c
De successful IN trout fshi1x-8ussop
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
DR.. J. ". KIRKNOOD.
DR.. MAMIE STEPHENS.

once Noble 81 n,k. corner OF Doug As and topeka
avenues Residence Ne s0G South Topeka. tele-
phone Tor Residence No IA eI-aus
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
New York Produce.

New York Produce
NEW YORK. August 5.
WHEAT-iG9lc lower owing to break in op
lions; No. 2. red, 9ili@yA4c elevator; shie@9, &c
delivered
COkN-1k6Jlc lower. No. ,, $40 ;6iac delivered.
oATSSteady. Mixed, .6ss3c; white, ilo14.C-
COFFEE-Spot. nominal lac; options dull and a
shade lower Sales a.0U bags
SUGAR-Qu!ct. c. 6lsc; whiteextra c. 8 7-l6e65.c,
powdered, s5sc; gran,slated. DC.
EGGS Strong. l6& lsc.
BU1TER-Dul and heavy; llsl9c.
CHEESE-Quiet, steadily held at 1&Sllc.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
PHYSICIANS.
DR., ", 81. WALLACE

10 f. second street rear Of occ.uental Hotel
nNt,,>t> OF Cl.l1ren 4 specially. Office hours 20
AZ q -ii' {" anu 70 / y n. Slim
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
ARTICLES

BrTTER-Dull and unchanged creamery, 15s9
lie, dairy, l2teoD6c.
tGGS-Dull and unchanged; fresh. recandled. lSIs
Slic.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
FINANCIAL.


w ANTED-"o loan from 10 To 100 dollars on -
~ proved city r9perty. Enquire nj once al room
- SfGg.- lex l. eek. usG"
a. ANTTD 20 loa1 $4,000 on personal or chat
re -eCufifN. g 90 To loan On rcai estate UuF-
chase M n cage t,..u 70 loan on improved city pr
farm piape - - sedgwicA Block, icnit't.
Kansas. 1huTmal X Clark DIS hts
ANTEp-To lend f.gsn on chattels or chattei~
and RAJ esta mortgages com uhed. Time
from three 20 six months We are sure our rates
are the loves; tse city for sh0rt loan sums Jess
tdau Sitd dsclir ed. Personal security alone not
cepted cali at Room o0I. Sedg~ick building Jj-tf
XIT ANTED-To make some FIRST class city loan
W for six twelve months. Kansas Loan and
InveslInen Co, over ichts National oanS lU-tf
w ANTED-Borrowers for money on hr-t mort
w ca@es on farms. II YOU want renew your
old loans q q low rate OF interest call on US Wich
ito Banking Co. No. Ito w Douglas ave 53fwIst
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for money; NC place money
w the Low rates on all kinds or Chattel So
turity loans and also on second mortgages Oh farms
Wichita Banking Co. NO. lie Wet Doucias ave.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04

Homeopathists. A. 10 y. Main st. over Sa
oal>- Gals answered a. al times day or
nI'ce o en- ~ a. hoars- Residence telephoa
a. ONCE telephone No. 2SS
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. Ill. Angus, s.
The Drovers' Journal Reports.
CATTLE-Receipts. l0oo1, 81 Ipaents, soor nsr.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
ROGERS,

The Photographer. Pictures in all sizes and stylss
He also carries the finest assortment OF pici uro
frames in the city Give him friendly call and s1-
anime samples
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
De. ]. VI. MINTCK.

Office al residence sn5 South Water St Office
nouns II 10 : a. m. to p. IL. d,Ef
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04

Elegant free reclining chair ears morning
trains ana pullman s!eeperS on all ng I traius.
Tickets sod Sni baggage checked through To all
points City "Set office. 300 East Douglas avenue
Passenger ION, corner Douglas and Mead ave.
Z. 4. RUTH ERFoRD, Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04

'T~4EES UP-a Sc-rei Ao-xe Z tsr.es AtSs SHE
L fer. hind feet -ais< 70 year e!t sa-r W e.
west DOzS.AA r. l.. se.sos. $50
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04

Wichita Valley Center Motor & X. X. Co.
Motor for Valley Center VIII leave Thir eenth
street at $50 lG:Zl ~ p. and go p
Leave Valley Center TOR Wichita So a. IN. and
1920 $40 and 40 p
Cars will leave Douglas avenue for works,
connecting with motor every hour from 500 a. III
till 500 p.
Extra cars for excursions at all times dl2-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
FOUND

EoTSD-xorey. Ar person describing or rsrov-
Il Ing Eocey feGn1 70 Esy s<t4.fzcstezl ha--
ire ZANE, nos claimed sn-or = VIII - A<zGess -
sen. o. tie charfLahs. Institutions u tfe c8ty
ID. Mum, lssss fa.rraSzst co
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
FOR TRADE

LNOR TPADE-Covley county farms for Wichita
Il properfy. Morton WeiiE1sn & &c. - Sorfa
MALI street .-@s
EoR TRADE-in1I4e fer; corner 18th I'D wsco.
l. al clear for ROOD Ter -ocyLed r~esdsTsne snV-
where n Wichita, III ssssEEs . mortgage or pa
difference IN cash good - PER. uasfr q: l.-
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALF

WANTED-Situation ~ Swedish girl 10 90 gem
w eral housework in private family. Can p, ).
Topeka ave. g.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
STORAGE

CTOgAGE-Fer hocs> sssz goots Ee-chAs< ..
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ertaz them 20 tAs wsCk2fA sssraes Co. Ss- IA wss
iss-S.AA ave 80
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
Fer RENT-MIsCELLANECUS
LOST.

7 OST-Open face silver watch corner Oak
Land Lawrence r nder will lie rewarded by
leaving it at San e Union Depot u Is
OST OR STRAYED-From Parshalis pasture in
IL AimO ID: a strawberry roam mare about
u hands high; weight LOO; reward will be paid II
returned 10 ". a. Reed. l05 East Douglas avenue.
dat
OST-A brow nish green lap robe machine EN-
j ! broicered Finder Will be suitably rewarded
by lea ing same at II oiiCs. G5Uf
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04

GOING NORTH AND EAST
No > Kansas City, ST louis
and Chicago through mail
and express, daily. ...-
No 1 Kansas City, st Louis,
ahd Chicago night express
daily.
No 81 accommodation, daily
except SundGy......
GOING SOUTH.
No , Kansas ity, st Louis.
ard Chica 20 ".y, daily -...
No Kansas CITY, st Louis
and Chicago through mail
and express, daily. .....I
No o. accommodation, daily
except Sunday...
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04

NJ Administrations by twr young ladies as
w dining room girls or as cna bern a d., or 20
do light house work. Call or address 81 south
MOsley. do;t-tts
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04

CHICAGO. KANSAS & NEBRASKA r. r.
ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
FOR RENT RESIDENCES

t'oh hES New house on 4th avenue between
Ioth and 18TH sire Is. Enquire at 1854 y. Tor
peka. .i,.-,s
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04

An notices OF Employment or Situations Wanted
VIII be charged for at the rate Of I'VE cents Per linz
per week no notice for lea than q cent?
Al For Sales or other business notices WIN b.
charged for At the rate Of locsnts per line per week
no business notice taken for loss than 50 oensa
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

'HN W. BEAR, J. {. HERRING,
Res. 80 n Market st. Res. .lj9 S Nead ave-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-11-28
Gen. Palmer Withdraws.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Nov ga commit
tee of Stephenson post No. 30, G. A. r.,
announced at meeting tonight that
Comrade John McAwley Palmer had
asked for and received an honorable dis
charge from the order. Gen. Palmer was
the first department commander for the
state of Illinois and was ex-officio COM
mander in-chief of the United States. 1t
is said that he bases his Withdrawal upon
an alleged violation of the constitution
and ritual, charging that the order has
been perverted to political purposes.
When the fact of the withdrawal became
known this evening among local G. A. R.
men, regret was expressed that the gener-
al had taken such action. 1t is the uni
versal belief that the general obtained
the vote of all the Democratic soldiers and
that the Republican soldiers gave their
support to Private Joe Fifer.