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TAEI.E 80. ..
Total. ........................ SOa

Thus it appears that Of the 500 prisoners
parolcd, bit -, or / per cent, have violated
the conditions; Of the 81, u have been &C
cus.d Of nothing worse than removal from
tire state acfore beng drc.iargcd by the
board: Of the remaining 10, have been re-
turned for petty misiemcanors, under the
heal Of drunkenness and disortlerly conduct,
and but ), or lcss than . per cent. of tho
whole number p2rolc;l, have been guilty Of
offenses Of n serious nature.
The crimes with which these prisoners
stand charged are among the most heinous,
and The fact that but 2 per cent of these Of
fensrs have been repeated is he best possible
argument in favor Of the general adoption Of
tho parole system as n reformctory measure.
1t is, Of COURSE scarcely to be expected
that as favorable a showing rs the one here
given can be looked for under al circuH-
stances; nevertheless, the parole system viii
be found upon trial TO lie not only good but
q great one It IS founded upon the Irinci-
pie 80 beautifully caGnciatel by Portia
when pleading with Shyloci;. tina: earthly
power Goth then show Ilesc Gods, wien
hercY seasOlS justice"
Under tire parole sys-am the prisoner
enters the service Of an employer who is con-
verSant With tie story Of his shame, from
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31
Gated her.

He YVES found 10 be tho possossor of O re-
volver 500 in good money, and go in coun-
terfai- bills In his room WIS n freed stick
FOR putting a rough edge on counterfa., coin.
Several thousand dollars in counterfeit bills
were found on the premises.
About the same time other officers entered
the barber shop Of Charles Soles and arrested
Salcs and his vic Mr.. SOILS endeavored
t0 throw sorne counterfeit bids under the
tel. Int WIS caught in The act. Another Of
TIE -.ar. EC;til.. was uhaegleItly n'Ircd.
Walker AID Trairor were chased 90 o roof
and ,hlre AIKEN
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31
Tho Turtle ard Her Nest.

1t il said one Of the curiosities of a
turtles nest is that no one having taken
the eggs from a turtles nest can get them
all back in again. Several have tired the
experiment to find it blank failure
After filling the cavity in the sand there
are always enough eggs left to Gil a
couple more nests just as large. Old Mrs
Turtle when she deposits an egg paddles
it in tight with her feet. egg by egg, the
elasticity Of the egg shell permitting it.
but the man cannot compress the eggs IS
does the turtle. Constitution.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31
ElcA prisoner on

reaching the period f-IALE oo"'iOi'
Of eligibility Is furnished by the secretary Of
Trio board With two blank forns, one of
which must lie filed in and signed by the
tgeecutias attorney OF the county in which
he was convicted, the other by the person
who agrees 20 ri"c Lin employment. Tie
former ms. certify. il tho words Of the
form, that - his knowledge the applicant
for paro.e has ros bcen convicted G? q penal
oGense prior - the crime for which Re is
row sentenced AID also that he has "no
knowledge Of any othc: Indictment or other
serious charge pcndllS tina. would reader 10
parole of the said applicant unsafe or in
judicious"
Tho latter person must agree to provide
him Immediately upon his release with en-
ployment of a useful and honorable nature,
and to laid and encourage him to comply
With the conditions OF his parole and to be-
come n useful and honorable member Of
society"
The results of three years trial of this
method have been satisfactory beyond the
most saHgline hopes Of its advocates 1t
really looks as if Ohio had gone far toYards
solving the great problem How to impant
and strengthen right spirit and FIRM will
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31
Saloon for Ten Drinking.

A Russian saloon for tea drinking is an
interesting feature of life in Russian
cities. The walters are attircd in white
from head to foot, with large black
purse at the waist, and AL are men. Tea
Is drank alone or with lemon, and the
sugar eaten from the hand. Eleven or
fifteen cups are not too many for an old
tea drinkcr. -Once a Week.
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COMPRESSED HUMANITY.
Running NAV Through Hydraulic
rrc.s-Cheaper Than Crcmat on.

Material. dead body. Process, COM
preston. Result, paper weight.
This is the programme mapped out by
an inventive genius in Pittsburg. lie Is
a doctor by trade. and therefore can
speak with authority of the destiny of
his patients. His namc is Cooper. II
his idea goes, he will make a barrel
our Of it. His apparatus is combina-
ton Of steel presses and hot rollers--a
SORT Of rolling mill on n small scale.
There is little scntimcntality about tie
operation, but it is etfcc;ual.
a human body is put in at ono end and
taken out at the other in the shape ut q
paper weight. III other words, the
enormous pressure excludes all moistnra
from the body and congresses 1t 10 a
fraction Of its original bulk. The body
of full grown man can thus he reduced
10 a cube Of one foot as hard and i'm
perishable as marble. DR.. Cooper asks
nobody to take his word for all this In
this respect he is like the man who owned
n hen which he said laid two eggs a day.
III sou don't believe it, " said he, there's
the hen" When DR.. Cooper runs across
a skeptic he takes him by the arm, leads
him into his study, and beamingly points
on his center table To what appears 10 Ike
a cross fashioned of the purest marble.
The. - he cXclaims. lis the remains
Of child converted by my process into
handsome and valuable ornament. Taste
it-you will find it tas;eleSS. Smell Of it
YOU see it is odorless. Try 1t with a
knife-it is hard as marble. And, what's
more, can turn ont just as neat a Job
every time
Chicago people who ought 20 have in
tclllg2nt ideas on tho subject are puzzled,
and hardly any two th.n1 alike. The re-
porter FIST asked TIE doctors about it.
One ,aia fatty that IL couldn't be done.
tia; compress the human body as much
o. y0u pleased it would still BE- animal
matter. and therefore pcrishable and
second pronounced It hoax. 4 Thrill
d'd rot doubt tho possibility Of The rcduc-
ton Of bulk by pressure, but insisted that
a chemical change would be necessary
before anything liae the result claimed
could Lc obtained.
The chemists were divided in opinion.
"Nothing" said one, ''is impossible
nowadays, especially in the way of
hydraulic compression. | saw a brief
dispatch on the subject this morning. AMI
| saw at once that the idea was practical
bic. Bv employing sufficient pressure
and there is no limit to it-all moisture
cav be eliminated from tho rcsiduum and
the particles 50 closely comented as to he
air and moisture proof, and therefore
practically understandable No chemical
change is necessary"
O:hcr chemists made light of Il. and
pronounced il nonsense of tine ranl;est
kind.
One Of the oldest underwriters in the
city took in tho situation at "a ..lancc.
"Prictica5ler' ssh H.: "of course,
and easy and simple BESIDES. There Is a
great dead Of sold matter in tie human
body Take the BLOOD. for instance. I'm
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salts and the cX-
press III mess, but
in l>5d give II up
a-A went west IN
1850 lie loc4;cl ct
Cine .lucti, ard for
eleven va "1s III
To scrvicc Of the
Pennsylvania r1il-
road. ard laaly
became general
pa sscn9er o gent.
IT this time ne
wrote considerably
f,r the Cincinnati
pGrers. va Col.
T'iOuss \. scott,
of the Pe2n Viva
ma road. at ono
tin n.-.t- TINT 90
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31

whom be has nothing to conceal and to
whom he il entitled to look for sympathy and
protection. If he la5ors faithfully, diligently
and underS,audinSly, he VIII have acquired,
b. the time his sentence expires, an CSTcri-
exec in The special Wor,. assigned hin I12t
vii render his services valuable g. bis c!i-
plovcr: he viz have formed habits OF IT.
caliry, temperance and sell reliance, AID lo
VIII End himself 80 fer advanced ii q career
Of honesty and usefulness, and 500 wei a-t.s-
q with the efforts he las pGt f,r,h io Ce-
vclop tie noble and bcscer t.u!-s OF his
charar'cr. Chat the temptation 10 Giverce
fror. tls ,ath e rect.:.dc VIII .uoot With
bu light consideration from Ole WHO las
Le-al 80 tas,o she sweets mat . Vel spent
LIE csarcs.
Tas peaitertiary Of Ohio is model in,si-
t;.-.oI q Is kinl d. Go department. com
rosel Of conr,c,s, Is ven '.r.l,cIa and Efficient
Two crts or iniivi.iuai prisc:c-s ,hioh &C.
company this artcie saov Sic Uniform used.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31
EUGENE n. WILSON.
Tie Democratic $oninec for Governor OF
NinnclOin.

Mime lDtn.
Tor renarn.ions Ito Wilson family has
ben prominently Identified wi,h tan politics
a1d government Of Virginia. t. this family
Eugene u. wilson, the recently ramci
caoica OF Minnesota Democrats, belongs
His fatLcr Eigar G. Wilson. was n rc;ro-
sentative from Virginia III l:3;;-3j; his grand
father was "a representative IN l,ii-l3, AID
hi; grcat-gr2u5tather, on his mothers side,
vi liam Griffin. represented in congress
soon after its formation a district which now
forms the western part Of Pennsylvania
After Ergele Wilson bad graduated ct Jet
ferson college in ISL. he s,uiial law IN bis
fathers Office in ,lorg1njown, Va, for three
years. or until be reached his majority,
being then admitted = the bar. He
en-. Grated q Minnesota III -, locating ami
opening a law Office a. Winora. His partner,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31

scrviac it, the Indian war ln 1873 he vas
elccsal % congress, returning - Minneapolis
after TIE expiration %, hi5 term. an! FORM
inra ia~ partnership with James ". Law
rcacc. me lirin sill. being ~ existence Under
t..e s;yie OF wilson c; Laurence. 81 dill
gent attention 90 bis profession, Nr. Wilson
h., amused n considerable fortune lie IS
Sill, howcrer o bard vgorainS lawyer lis
wife. the daughter Of Col. William Ki:nhall,
OF Minneapolis and three daughters, cons,i-
tute h.s family.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31

William he'll,
Is uoU associate
justice Of TIE 81
Ir-ue court Of
Minnesota l. 81
Mr.. Wilson was APP
pointed Unite Il
Stats ,rict nj
tor-cy by Proai-
dent Buchanan. IIo
shortly Gitrrwari
reWoyelt, Mime
~ oils, -hoIc EMAIL
village. i.i3j. he
enlisted ia the
First Niinnesy'a
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31
Tlov3, /. !li..ball,

Thomas J.. Kimball, tie general manager
Of the I-nlol pacid' railroad, came from a
Maine family He worked on farm until
lie wa5 l.: then he began 20 study and TO
teach. alternating this teaching with going
10 school himself IL this way h put in six
years. Then lie went into commercial pur-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31

bYeyet. IN 1855 hc YVES a!;c..-el T, ;ho bar,
AID elected . the lag.slAta~e; in j. : ho wcs
appointed United Sta:esdis.rict attorney for
his state and held tia. otlcs III ISL, when
he resigned 10 !ill oUt the lev weeks remain
ia, OF the term - secretary Of tie ravy
from which Hon. Richard " Thompson had
resigned After another term a. district at
toInoy b. MS elected to congress il 1854 and
rc-clceted N 1851.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31

rotary of war during the civil war, who APP
pointed him general passenger and ticket
agent on the Union Pacific Ever since Mr.
Kimball has been with the Union Pacific
read. On several occasions he acted as gen
eral manager, end was appointed TO the posi-
tioa Oh the death Of Mr. Potter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31

born Oct. 9, 1888,
az Clarksburg, ".
Va, was graduated
a. en- carly age
from TIE Universe
o. Of New York,
and enlisted at the
beginning Of he
war in the Tl.rd
Virginia, Union
volunteers. In 1865
l. was made major
OF Fourth Virginia
cavalry, and o5-
tlined higher rank
after wards by
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31
New Canal Route,

a rev route Tor tie Nicaragua canal hes
been discovered wien is much r.orc favor
able than tho li2c laid cut in 1855 BY the
new route It IS said that tie total length OF
the excavation FROM Ochoa 10 G-eytown viii
not exceed nineteen miles, AID vii. consist OF
several short entertainments instead OF enc
long ore. The cost viii be greatly reduced
-CLicago Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31

vict, by working
over time and by
good behavior, may
shorten his term
one-f ourth, and
Ohio has for three
years been trying
the parole system.
The law was
passed May 4, 1885,
and provides that
tee board of man.
ayers Of the Ohio
ponitentiary may
allow any prisoner
whose conduct in
judgment
justiGes the trust,
70 go rron parole
ontsi,le the prison,
while remaining
locally in custody.
Al prisoners son
fenced for life, all
previously convict
al Of crime. all "a
..,l Fgv x-f,io
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31
Pairing OF Guests.

An English writer declares that the custom
OF pairing oil guests at dinner arose III the
middle ages, when there was only single
plate and drinking cup for each couple, and
that while the man cut up the meat the wo-
man put the pieces in his mouth and taey
both drank from the same cup.-New York
Sun
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31
CITY or CUESrEG-

scanning slowly in q fog, when her captain
beard whistle ahead and signalei 70 tho
engineer to stop: but before the order could
be excepted tie bow Of the Oceanic doomed
Up through the fog AMI cut the City Of Chcs-
ter 10 tho waters edge just aft the main
batch. Nest OF the Storage ard ter cabin
passengers gre lost.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31

The regulations are very strict. Tie paroled
yeisoner INST nave reliable employer, ap-
proved by the ioard, AID one TO whom his
history is known; he mast havo the written
permit OF the board, and exhibit IL to 2ny
officer who may call for 1t; he must abstain
from intoSicantS, remain within the state,
report once a month his exact condition 70 tho
board, avoid improper associations, give salts
faction to MS employer, seek other employ
meut only by consent Of the bo1rd, and Son-
orally conform strictly ~ many regulations,
in default OF which any officer OF the state
may rc,u;ii him Is the peDitentIary for III
curry II It ~ proved that he has violated
his parole he mas, serve ont his original sell
tcncc, FORGETTING whatever time be may have
gained IS good behavior or extra work.
This board If managers consists Of five ler-
sons. and tAei, power are very c,:;elsire;
Shcv are. N IA, 10 court of Lost appeal for
nil parolcl prisoners. At least four Of tie
Eve maaagc mist agree 20 grant parc.c.
T1e percentage OF prisoners deprived Of TIC
benefits OF the law x, OF course. small.
Tic inos't ia,qor:;a, * the conditions are a
pcrfect prison record % . pr!solc: u TIC
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31

first grade for a
period OF four
months or more,
as shown by Gre
" conduct book, y
and = written guar
nntoe o. steady c,-l-
ploymc,, t"5c -
u;shed by arei2Ale
citizen wilma tao
boundaries o. us
state. The parole
las, then, IS one
The. demands irom
TIE prisoner posi-
tive PROF. t.@t hc
Is o CT subject for
its benefits. and an
assurarcc from his
sriendsthat lcShcl
he proviiel vi,h
Zach employment
as will enablc him
to begin anew a
career OF prc5ity
and usefulness.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31

To more clearly illustrate the restraining
Influence which tao parole law exercises upon
its beneAciaries, 1t may not be out Of place to
specify, by way Of comparison with the pre-
vious table, tho various charges upon whic.
mch paroled persons were imprisoned:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31

Cen latham Golf, who las been nominated
by the iopuLlicans for governor o. West
virginia. has had m &C cd.ngly active and
varied career for man OF u years. lie vas
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31
The Steamer City of Chester.

Here is a Gil. of the steamer City Of Ches-
ter, recently wrecked near TIE Golden Gate,
OF San Francisco. She was run down by
the CAna steamship Oceanic. 1t will be re-
renb ered that the City Of Chester was
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31

y NUNINFpI Z UIJ IUl'- fTlrnNU TOT NIOIl'
Wet ton Of paroN, ana
MI who have not maintained themselves n
the first grade Ter ~ lease four months, aro
deprived Of the benefits OF the act. "a
course, priso-crs Of the United State; arc
outside the operation Of this state law.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31
THE PAROLE LAW.
HOW OHIO cONvlCTS CAN COM.
MUTE THEIR SENTENCES.
The Indiana Law for Gaining Tine"
Ohio Carries tho Principle Farther--A
Method OF Cultivating Self Reliance.
1 Gratifying Success OF the Practice.

Since the days Of John Howard, tho phil
anthropist of tho prisons Of Europe, law
makers and hnmanitarians have devised
many schemes 10 reform criminals. After
many experiments. oil experts are agreed
that the object 70 be sought for is to cultivate
tho will power Of the prisoner, to create in
him the capacity TO resist temptation. Tho
British system Of granting tickets of leave
has been celebrated in many novels and
dramas; but the officials do not boast OF
it as a success. In many American states
various systems have been tried inside the
prisons; Indiana has law by which con-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31

GTAN0 r-SsO.
purpose Of
SHOWING the
queer. iHey
/ tn r II @ q
q h o ut )
O'Clock and
De-. -ARt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-31
A GANG OF COUNTehFelTERs.
ItalIaa Wrong Doors Who Have Come IA
Grief In New YorL.

murders q Il 4
IN act OF arson
figure conspic-
uously. Ono
afternoon Rus
50 AID b ) wife
started out on
a tour for the
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08
REAL ENTATE.

The following are the transfers OF re
estate filed in the recorders Office yeste
day:
Peter Getto to Gilbert Plow Co lot17
Schiller avenue GettO's 2nd add. 1O
Zanooh Beeson to Z Il Beeson W 4
70 "a e.. wv
A Fenbison TO w Gibbons lots "A to
40 Patti avenue McCOrmick'S add. 15I
S + Gibony to r Flushman = lots .
to block 10 Allen & Smiths add. Z;
J Rosenthall to Watkins lots 10 TO
90 Alkaline avenue West Oak st.
add ............-..-.-.. IL
II Robinson to ! G Bright lot s
Stansberry add Observation-Disclosures. 35t
i Nuloamora to f Dodge lot AZ
Chicago avenue w W.............. 30(
J Il Carpenter to B Benton lot End
st Valley Center. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c
II l. Gordon TO W II Lever lots 81
and 90, Spruce st, Park Place add. 15C
l. L Newcomb to J & Wilson, lots
1896 TO 1915, Market st , Bush's add 96C
w G. Wilson to j Wilson, lots 1903
to 1915 Market ST. Bush'S add 800. 200
Durham to r ID Durham, sw or
sw or 30 70 lie and lot of - 26 1w.. 60C
j r. Booth to { W WOLF lots l. and
IA Fifth ave Wollman's add. .... sc
Garfield Land Co to N NJ Knight
lots 10 and 1t2 Lincoln st Garfield
add. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .....-.. III
c Fichholtz to l. McEichholtz lots
5 and 4 blk 81 Cheney. 81
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08

Miss G. A. Miles, 203 and 215 North Main
street. Our success the past week has
been unparalleled in the millinery BUSINESS
in this city. and fully demonstrates that
the ladies of Wichita appreciate the finest
goods and latest styles in both foreign and
domestic fashions. shall this week
again offer a new invoice of novelties
which are sure to please, and most cordi-
ally extend an invitation 10 all to call and
examine. Such mn examination will dem
onStrate to the ladies that although my
goods are all of the finest quality and
latest designs the prices are lower than
charged elsewhere for old styles and in
terior goods. Remember and call this
week 1913 If
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08

The readers of the Eagle have MANY
times heard of the fine farm of j. q
Sampson. in Rockford township, this
county. lt Is noted for the fine fruits and
large crops. We are informed thai. AZ
Sampson is offering to exchange this farm
for Wichita property. I2s-it
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08
We Sympathizs all the Same.

We have not thought it necessary 10 put
on deep mourning and out of the Travail Of
oar soul evolve, SIX new O. books that can
be found in our stock. We take il for
granted that You know-as we do-that all
the new books can be found on our count
ers. If you don't believe ii come and see
123 1t ROBINSON & CHAMPION.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08
Hats EpnairCl

III s. Lawrence The most COM
plete establishment of the kind west
of st. Louis. Noumans, Knnv
Dunlap, Broadway, Miller and other
leading shapes (spring of lsSS0
now in. Derbys cleaned. shaped and
trimmed, Sl.00 Silk hats ironed. p cents.
blocked, 50 cents. All styles of soft felt
hats worked to order. Latest shades and
widths in trimmings i123;}s
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08

Send your address and ten cents in
postage STAMPS to J. w. Pike. 235 \.
Wichita street, Wichita, Kan. and receive
by return mail a map of Wichita showing
the location of the Burton car works,
stock yards, watch and other manufac-
0ories, colleges, parks aud fair grounds,
courses of railroads, street car and motor
lines. ls3 IL
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08
Flowers. Flowers

The Bristol Sisters of Topeka will make
their annual trip to Wichita this weet
with large variety of house plants. They
viii be at Aldrich & Browns drug store
on Main street on the 18th inst. They ey-
tend an invitation to Wichita peoDle to
call and see whetherthey wish to purchase
or not. T52 ..
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08

Two ears choice California organges: one
car choice apd fancy lemons; one car fine
fat Bluefied bananas; one large shipmeut
of Havana pineapples. The above will be
sold at very low prices and every dealer
should order a good supply from the
Bryan Fruit company Ia3It
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08

To any firm in the city claiming to have
the only assortment of books is that we
wlll sell books as long as they will day bv
day, and agree to sell as many as they do.
and when time is called we will have a
better assortment left than they had to
start with. ROBINSON * CHAMPION.
123 1t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08
Tho SEWERAGE Question

Is for the moment second in Importance
10 that of the great book war caused by
Robinson & Champion. whose prices
simply cause one to hold up their hands
andaSk, Can this thing be-" 1t is
while il lasts l23lt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08

Farms in Missouri, Illinois, Ohio and
Arkansas to trade for Wichita property.
Clear lots in Eldorado, St Johns. Yelling
ton, Hutchinson and Keithsburg, H., to
trade for city property. c. A. Wright,
four doors east of poStoffice 123 81
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08
WICHITA, kar Anil { 1SS

Mrs. Kitty Bell has returned from To.
roEto, Kan, to open the Eagle hotel for.
merry known as Riverview. and will Give
a grand ball Tuesday April the 10, which
will be the opening of the same.
dI2o-i Mrs. KITTY BELL
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08

Contractors and builders take notice
that it will be to your interest To call on
the Wichita Stone and Mining Co. when
in need of any kind of building or tagging
stone. Headquarters at room 3. lS1 y.
Main st. I23-it
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08

June 11th | shall give to the one holding
the lucky ticket that new buggy, worth
Sl25. One chance with each pair of shoes.
j. c. Woodwork l23It
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08

Business is just splendid at the CITY
SGoe Store. Low prices and good goods
will win every time. 156 \. Nam st. j. c..
Woodwork. dl23 II