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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-13

Spencer, Mass, has public-spirited
citizens. The other day one of them
gave fourteen acres of land for pub
lie park, another gave $4,000 for a
high school and another gave SIS. 00C
for a public library.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-13

1t is related of the ex-president O.
the Press Club, John c. Hennessey,
who is devout Catholic, that on a
fast day recently he Vent into the club
restaurant and called for boiled sal
mon. 1--WE have no salmon to-day
only steak, roast beef and some game. "
said the waiter. WELL" said John,
meekly, "you may bring me steak,
but God knows i asked for fish. IN
" San.
Sunday School Teacher-"What
loes it mean, Johnny. in the prayer
where it says lead us not into temp
tation." Johnny-"W'y guess il
means. they needn't trouble themselves
because we can go into it ourselves
without leadi9'. - Critic.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-13
RAILROAD ENGINEERS.
An Old Knight OF the Throttle Tai
About HIS Colleagues.

An Old knight OF the Throttle Talk
About Hts Colleagues.
There is a a general belief among the
uninitiated that all good enginees are
practical machinists. This belief is
entire ly erroneous. for the rule has al
ways been that the best engineers com,
up from the ranks of the firemen and
not from the machine shops. While
an engineer of experience can repair n
break in the machinery of his charg,
he could not build locomotive or any
part of 1t ut all intricate in construc-
ton. Instances can be cited where
machinists have totally lacked the
nerve, gained oy long experience, to
run an express train at the high rate
Of speed necessary to make schedule
time, and in the majority of cases
aud placed on n locomotive he makes
better freight engine driver than
when put in charge of passenger.
once knew a popular engineer who
had worked in the machine shops until
into middle-life, and had then been
given desirab run on the limited
express. His train was always behind
time, and in a few months he looked
terribly aged. One day he threw up
his job, and none too soon, for he
would inevitably have lost the place
anyway, and he afterward told me
that he lacked the nerve to pull the
throttle out and give her the full head
way needed to make the time on his run.
He said that when running at a rapid
rate he felt like man gazing down
ward from dizzy height. and nothing
could induce him to step within the
cab again. He went back to the
shops. There are exceptions, oi
course, but they are few and far be
tween. st Louis GLOBE democrat
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-13

The wonderful growth of music in
the churches can not but be remarked
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-13

The latest Name romance comes
from Biddeford. where an honest, awk-
ward farmer. who had been pestered for
years with suit for sending indecent
letters to the girl he loved, has just
been able to prove that their author
was none other than her rascally
brother. who hoped, by preventing
her marriage, to keep undivided their
ioint estate.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
Mineral m.nures of Che South.

It is mainly through the development Of
artificial nlannres thet chemical skill has
come to the aid Of The farmer The guano
deposits found on oecan;c islands IN the re-
gions of scansy rainfall for time afforded
a means Of restoring tine most essential ma
terials which cropping removes from the soil.
These supplies wore made serviceable tor
some decades, but unha2ptly, though the
store Of ghano was large the demand Yves so
great that In a few years the material was
exhausted. At this gtage the laboratory gave
its greatest contribution TO agriculture by
showing that certain nniiere.ls which exist in
large quantities IN many Lands afford M
teria!s By which. at rnla..Fely small cost, the
plants may DO supplied with potash, soda,
and, what is more important, ths rare ele-
nent, phosphorua
To'the combined work Of the geologist and
chemist ge osFe this precious gift of mineral
manures> It is scarcely more tkan & score Of
ye'rs s,ace thsy began to fiHd a place In our
agricultural processes. The South Carolina
depossts, WHICH fer Irorethan a decade have
been tho principal source Of supply. ebounded
in the Eal9s and along the sloros which had
bean titled for century, ai,d yes the valIe Of
the material was Eot recognized until
chemist, gutdeSl By puraiy scientific curiosity,
undertook 20 determine what WIS the compo-
sition of the peculiar nodule5 when met his
eye. At tho present tic,o in this country
alone the manufacture Of artificial nanures
which have these phosphAtas for their most
essential ingredieas amounts to a value Of
more than So, co.. 900 annually, and 1T is
evident that the Industry is but al its begin
ming. -Prefessor n. s.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07

The recent instance OF a Dream taking the
hooks OF two anglers Is one OF tie endless
proofs that fishes cannot feel what we call
'paia,' the p'odact o. certain nervous iofirl-
enocS upon the brain Or sensoriunl. have
had several similar instances in my OWE eI-
Perience, and generally, in manipulating
thousands cf many Kinds OF fish during ns
angling days nevar could detect tie slight
est evidences a their feeling psia even while
being cis open with knife The only sp-
proach 70 sacs evidence was . s,i.ht con
vulsvs quivering tbus not necessarily IT.
tended with pain On breaking tie spinal
chord by Pressing back the headS Of trout,
having been taught to do tbs from boy
hood, as when Enthusiastically % killed Trey
were believed to keep longer fresh Two years
ago trout was taken wscn tie ~ IN Cam
brdSes6irs having four or five Other fy
hooks sticking In Is sul!ee-a most sensitive
part n warn hlooded eEima2A
Sir Charles Bed, the great aaaaomist and
actEor Of famous beck On Tho Hand
discovered that tie caass q shD immunity
FROM pain is rat Il SsAss ths nerves Ct sen
sarscn are shsc.t h rnaEXmAlia ths nerves
Of motion saa sensation r1r in pairs. PkLa
have TIE fcrTacr ezly; eCt It cczUss, also
have tsoss soF srch 'rensssH ~ thsy FsnssA
such ca s..s-iist. eta, b.. tses seGses have no
cc7Ecsson ~ith ''ssnza.ioz7 tpaszI-e vssy
AGsrca. tSiaE. T-Es she seate at -
c1Si2s Is Ia f-ca any rcproaca ca t5a
s<xrS ofelvlI,g pain-J. D. DoaSs1
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
One Way OF Advertising.

/ am not much OF a gruElaler about edi-
torial inconpegaaey Eayseld, but viii so so
far, anyway, as to say that if I were tho
editor Of "a greet New York daily" thare is
enc reform at least that | sszorld START with
tums. The very first order / sbsuid issue
would be TO stop the free advertising Of Sec
ond and third class actors sasd Actresses by
printing silly items fho1rs them III tho news
columns Thissort CT thing hes gone so for
in Now York as 10 be nuisaacc run
over nearly oil the papers, eae way or an
other, and find il everywhere. Paragraphs
about actors ana actresses appear almost
daily. Their gotngs and comiiass src told,
and where they hava been and what they
have done, ana il there is something spicy"
to tell OF them, all the better. . The smallest
incident is anagIified 90 the proportions OF q
matter of importance. Aa actor buys dog
and he gets big advertisement free-gracis
for noshing. An actress has spat behind
the scenes, or intim;tcs that some actor has
triaeti with such affections as she may hop
pen to possess, and it is written up in ec-
tense ana promptly printed-New York
Cor. Detroit Free PreR&
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
Tho People In q Crowd.

The number Of people who can estimate the
nunber Of people in a crowd is very small.
Fill the anpnithextae as the Fair Grounds to
its capacity, and half dozen men will csti
mate The member at al the way from 80, COS
70 iUA0Oo Tho tendency is always to er-
aSgerara The factis that, allowing IS inches
space for each person, aad occupy every
available inch of it, and not TO exceed is, 900
people could be accommodated, while, as a
matter OF fact, not moro than 12 600 people
could DO crowded in WITH any approach TO
comfort
Old soldiers who have had opportunities to
judge OF the amount Of ground covered BY q
givsn number OF soldiers. are equally at fault.
The same tendency 70 exasgerate is shown in
esle estimation OF tbs number Of men In a
ainruhtRa body. You wtl read that prp-
cession WAS four hours passing a given point,
and that there were 81, 900 men In line. That
is al nonSsnSa Fifty thousand men could
not pass given point on paved streets In ten
hour2 Il must he rvrne-lbercd that two end
q hslf miles 81 hour is unfsually good time
for the movement Of q column. Twenty
miles day FROM sunrSse 70 sunset was con
sideIed = good days march for large body
OF soldiers during the war.-police CAPTAIN
in Glose- pemccrat
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07

New York recognizes but one ground
marital infdelty-for divorce. Its law is
tie most strit gent in the Union. In most Of
the other states there Is a marked similarity
in the grounds for divorce In an-excaps
South Carolina, which has no divorce law
marital infdelity is the main ground In
nearly al other the causes ere cruelty, habit
ual drunkenness and abaneonnent or neglect
to support. In some states the courts have
taken liberal view Of cruelty and given It q
wide scoDe. In others divorce win be granted
only when extreme cruelty or personal vio-
lenee Ia proved.
The broadcast provision is found in the INV
Of Connecticut Egives the couts discretion
to grant divorce for ANY such misco1inct
as permanently destroys tho happiness Of
petitioner and defeats 10 purpose Of the
marriage relation That might make tho
Nutmeg stz1s a popular resort for divorce
seekers from other parts Of the country, but
unfortunately for them a three yeaa . resi-
dence Is required Of every petitioner. a
years residence is q common requirement. in
many states But California. Nevada and
Nebraska offer special inducements in this
respect They require of tho complainant
a residence OF only six nonthA-New York
Herald
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
The school OF the Future.

referring 20 English progress in etrca-
tion.l ,nethods, or Father the power CT trsdi-
ton 10 prevent progress, brings out tins
marked ooaerase ~isd cur own country,
where tie power Of TRADITION r. at ics mini
nlurn The iseal school of tie future. now
clearly conceived BY cur best educators, is
one that shall siuasSe the whole be.ngs in-
tellset, rnerals sad physical powers having
proportional shsse IN tho csre and dfsciphue
OF tbs rnsse-S Z IS rot enough to tkr7,st
religions teachings cEt: neral teaching must
come IN Ncr e L eReaFh 80 sa,ld gynnas;-
uHls Tor sport, ssece gz,st be srs.sr1atss cult
ure q TIE whole body Oh rnysroiog;cxi nrin-
oipcs Aeusel sraiQfas is "a admirable
sURsacnsst 10 n,sutsf s.tmus. hxt tbs idea
sas'vol Is Nat c.-s vtzich Frevidss fer the
whslapcTSoa that witch Trains Mn a . unit
Ffefs-Sor NooS.Eari STATES ths dcteo. Of OR
system when b. says, 'TTThers is wide cea-
FicSlsa az s,~iautAnsy of scsponng beyond
too primary grades. r-G!obe,Ss,nc
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07

acesr 81 The people lodged WITH. conesnes
1 was not It was rather risky for q s1Eangsr
to gopekmg about IN thu WY, taking his
chanc1 sn,Aog people heknew lssthiuE 1bout
snd IN qzrtsn Of the city where Aun,an
degradation reached very naar it, lowest
hrAit. But being entirely ignorant ii this
MATTER Lnesr thought q pesaib2e danGeEs,
ard am consequently only entitled to the rep
utation OF that bravery which comes Of pure
stupidity.
For uradulterate6 degradation London a.
ceeds any city know Of Low, proving,
nocturnal life Is in most cities confined 70 /
certain quarter. In London you find IL In
spots from ST James parh to Tar beyond the
Bank, miles 70 the eastward You 6nd II
above the Seven Dials and you fnd it again
on the Camden road, tour miles Distant It
Is alu,ose ns plentiful O. nosnday - ct night
The drunken woman an everyday spectacle
in some location In certain ''ecurs" have
seen hags sisting In tho sunshine IA IOWA
eithar upon the curhs or propped up ayafnst
tho house wall Their me seems 10 have
merged Kself iaee one desife-A constant
GRAZING for gin As you pas thsy beg .
penny to hny Sin. There Is hethinz OF them
but dirt rags and gin. A shilling for them
is q Days fortnna A shilling In LondaA viii
bay moro zoos, shelter and hin than win q
dollar IN New York Thess creatures, though
plentiful, are quite harmless Thr tempt
one oaly to get away from than They are
too efurrsy to be atroft thieves They are
only numbering bales of humanity, who lon-
Der on,a clear day ont q their rooacefiss 10
the sidewalk In she morning and back ags&n
at night Ecw thes i've il 4 mystery.
Yotreo vi2est Of these courts and hines Is
far cleaner s~spt shan thsaverase New York
street Not scrap Of paper or any rubbish
is to be seem They do sweep the streets Of
Londcn clean, and Il Is al equal dispensation
Of broom az around, high or low.-Preassee
Multerd in New York Star.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
OfTrfsrost IN All.

Winter is coming, also the holidays
therefore it is of interest TO save money By
going to the 3 and 10 Cent Store, 55S1%
North Main street To see the largest Va
rlety of household necessities such as tin
ware, glassware, China, lamps, &c in the
city at the lowest prices Headquarters
for dolls of All descriptions, very cheap;
the latest novelties in fancy toys games
etc. A Inalaeth supply OF fine holiday
goods OF every description. Fine toilet
sets, work baskets, brackets, wall pockets,
stands, tables and fancy articles too nam-
erous &c neDticn, cheaper than ever at the
5 and 10 Cent Store. $780, North Main
street. Come all l34 s & " If
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
S. K PHILLIPS
PHILLIPS & PHILLIPS.
VETERINARY =. SURGEONS

Graduates Of Chicago Veterinary College; mem
bers Of the Chicago Veterinary Association.
J. j. PHILLIPS gradua ted with honors and WAS,
for some time, assistant OF the eniirient DR. VIM.
Sheppard, n r. c. '. 8, veterinary surgeon Of lame
ness. He is also member OF the Kansas State Vet
Urinary Association.
:. Z. PHILLIPS has been associated, as an assfs-
tsnt. with Dr Withers, NJ. ID. Y. s.. DR.. Hughes Ai.
4 e. '. &, and DR. Baker, v s. professor OF Chicago
Veterinary College, Dr. Baker having the largest
canine practice ia Chicago
The doctors ase prepared 20 do all KINDS OF veer-
mary work. including canine practice, dentistry and
al surgical operations. Good accommodations for
ali Patients requiring special care. Calls by te,e-
phone, telegraph or mail viii receive prompt atten-
ton day or night.
Office, 335 East Douglas Avenue. Tcle,
phone No 8. 129sf
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
az THE SEA.

Grand and resistlsss in their sweep
The skirmish line of the mighty deep,
The breakers OF the Atlantic surge;
Over their rock bound rainparts leap
Flashing themselves against the shore,
Lasting the coasf vita O hollow roar,
Desth,ei 70 battle ferevsrnore
Facing the raging OF the main,
With hsugRty aspect of cold disdatn,
Listh the grim Atlantic coast
Bearing the eeaseisss shoch and strain,
Reaay TO meet each harsh ettack,
And drive the lrroat waves hurrying back,
Torn by the fearful shock sna rack.
Thus ars tho nsfcs and sharp assaults
OF wrong IN q dsrkened weird,
And thus wAea swelling cenfiias comes
Are It's closs haseakiors hurled
Back TO the depths by the cliffs Of right
That raise their rainpafss clear and bright.
With their Standards ali unfurled.
-Dseisl Caiauncey Brewer
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
STUNNING IN LONDON.
The Methods Adopted By an America
UnnduItArss~d De~rAdatjon

The Methods Adopted By an American.
UnsduitersaSd DeGrAdation-
During a residence IN London extending,
EFF and On for a period Of two years.
lodged successfully Oh Red Lion square. Sosp-
hey, Drury lRne, at Nine Ems Bisaorsgats
street. Canterbury strees and the Camden
rcaa- faese are localities from coe TO ak
nAiss sPsTs Tee reader scQuatased with
L<1con VA oesssv~ thst sh<y s-r Anything
bus faeh,oRakia or this When | took Up
residence sarrs ,aougtt little ] should
net cheese sacs quarters again But at snas
algae NY o5Fe<f wss 10 sc London You do
not really sse . cisy by driving tlrcuGA It
LesAal. xieb It's feEr raslices Of people, 10
eaa.TalcAt % saH 6o1en erdirsry cities
banded int one. S<ad IS Life Ia some GUAR
tsrs his marked differelscs from sAs1 in
c.f.r.
liz plan was % engage q room for week
or two n tie suarssz I wanted 70 explore
Generally wa lucky e g~EnrSs8 the snay.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07

viahR % Sanc&M.NHow 10 II, Qc<npeni
Yea etwzss I'D to ksss ist,9 6-Pr6g ID
to - zen abogs vu1s - olsrcA socshaas,
eec Wow fssrs nAzr's Angss hdy ssn n
hss~ Aah ncs~ns
HGans-1s, put sep to sAss baAnA
VsxsaT-Hovf
Ces%-WAy, inserted . paragTsuA
Eexrny TINA O. MeD VETO gsee1Bs - A4k
intE9efsos taas tsey frsqusasiy I'm sp ~
.zhie iegs % SO IL sAe-s vss any esss0 =
cur pooksfA SINCE snen tA4ss hA1t eeeo .
ia67 INSIDE 10 b11ldEae. Sr~
RyeA
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07

Ecas bot sesus envelopes should svr b
used IN sendine manuscripts By nail PACK
- rrasa $50 Il - r,aii ~ .aa !,
ftrsy envelope u atraoes sure to e9ry: opsa
before q reaches iss destination, Wrssars
tinsnnai % tor pracecA reascnA s1ooid -
that tAsg - popsrig ssAnssa = . ssoas -
velope. with DO nAms Ct TIE ssndG clearly
written o. pe1sd anru1 - I'D 1ssn ny
are pressy sars % reach thar dA1AaAoa u
good eoudtsss2. o., u sesy 60 sssssy. sners Il
sc1ne chance Of rssovGizx t&-Ths
WnsR.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07

On tsse.rsat osnk 0. tie volEA rcsaasns a
Al srcsettswn, rr.eeAbas over lazgth q
two rIlas adj b~sSs.itn Ct three-7rs: sears q
Lille, hzys 5sea discovered Azzo.a,.
tessiaa Gnds1&rtAr calns eave besc fc1od,
with Eaaag o.Ac- objects OF an adyaecsd
Observation-Disclosures IEAya,a-.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
a C-escsrn mr,rss,a

a hfdis7- sssti KY s-ocsr- Ela-s t-s-r9
tIcl'y on tae, double bass bat t.,e 6cuhIs
GAS enc, ca bang asked. ds-.od having 8
brothar. how Vas thisi Easy enough
The doubae bass sre's sister said 50,
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
d1O9tf
f0UND

ENOUND-A gold locket and chain. owner can
a have sane by calling at IriInble Bros Is
ihrelheil hardware store, city. & i4.-gts
HOUND oridle and saddle can be had by call.
ing at the " ichita green house, I'D st. Hose -
hueiAci Ids
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
STOLEN.

GTDLEN-Frorr buggy standing m front Of rest
- Dc zoe Tt' : Market ST. Nov. 3 a Zap robe black
on side and rel On other. VIII pay sl0 reward for
pos tive proof Of identity Of thief Cali or address
+. f. head a0g 3 MeriIet. lg6 ~
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07

Blank nota books for sale at this Office
Orders by mail promptly attended TO. Adj
dress The Wichita Eagle, Wichita Kan.
15Ii
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
FEB EXCHANGE

EroE EIcHAsSE-Ts zss~-s azs s..rJe
y ssss
Il - ks@sAA AkAtracf exszey w. f4fh-s< r2s
as>zsses - az -as<s - ss sssts * S21asss 49,
s-ASrax@s socris<. sSs ssstsHs1~s - $3.50
As<2s< 81. sAc-&t~~ kAs-. :. ?. rss--sF. @ss-s.@
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
Private Sch DOL fnr Girls.

On Monday Nov. 18th, an experienced
teacher will open a private school iii
Wichita for girls under ten years Of age.
Number Of pupils limited TO twelve For
particulars enquire Of the Rev c.. J.
Adams, 23S, North Lawrence ave 141-3t.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07

FpPcIaT 10 TOWNSHIP lfustee8.
We have complete line OF books and
blanks as required by the township trus-
tees township treasurer, justice Of the
peace, constable and road oversesr. Orders
promptly filled. Correspondence solicited
TIE WICHITA EAGLE,
dlO9-tf Wichita, Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
Lost.

0<T-1s 5000 ss-s~s sstss-E Fsr-~sAze IA
- MATS s1esi $3.50 49, f&@& FeSe-rs - 4
.4-xss sssFs ss-zs - 80 . s{.a<s
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
STORAGE

GgCEAoB-Fe- Asas~ssse sa~zs sssr->sslass
= beHSS sx Isx>a Hysz ss~s asY Gce<s - sezrs
srfAa lssss - lss WAR ss~zaes Ca "a - 80
J~&G -
STUsA0E- Al Raz<s q e-s9&<sA E7s<ss tng-
- s~ea 2ee<1A a So Gas - a2s~f 1890 -
sss lxrvs 800 e~l5x.Ex eazse - gkfs sess~< sa4
RIA ssez -. fcfsssssg se<St~s - - - 4ysy
us1BtAoy. ~ l. Eegk<s xAsA9 &-<st
Lost.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROGERS.

ROGERS,
The Photographer. Pictures in all sizes and styles
Ee also carries the finest assortment of plctur
frames In the city. Give him friendly call and e1
anime samples
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
DENTISTS
|. c. WILSON.

Dentist All work guaranteed erst-cla.s- once
Is T. Douglas Avenue, over Barnes sons drug
store. WicAlia. KIls.A dlsltf
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE

LOB SALE OK EXCHA Nfsfs- g'rsz>-tr east. -szs
so--s xas s6sth, fsfEs. fr0l1 l9 zer~z - o.
20 acres IN PROVED asd aim ssTss ctJ .f,S~Ttt
IL sfo~s srsry t0~a In I'D alss n Ii.2css
II yo4 have sEythlns "a 49, . trses cal ara
Es. scsoe sos.Ss from :" = a 80 = 7, -.
ron Il Ls~fto boz A J. k<EsSCTtG- IL
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07

iIO!t RENT GOOD Offices. VIII perfect ught at
Il ventilation. IA the Sed- s. i1w a. IS per
month. Apply at ofilce. No 90 second hooi. 80
collins. agent Ls-f
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.


XNANTFD-Sy middle aged lady with boy
W y9ars OF, a situation a. hOusekeeper or az y
place of trust, the general worA OF small fauii
pply at once at giJ north FIfth avenue, opposite
Union depot Mrs. DiDben. I4s-6t-
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07

l. OR RENT-A dairy farm for tue winter rulu ths.
L Apply At lao Campbell avenue. Thomas 3 d.
Bryan. ia es&
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
FOR RENT-RESIDENOES

Tor RESr-A new s-storS . room house on $
h Lawrence avenue ~ o squares south Of Harry
street and three sQares from Water street cars
good sta bic aud one acre Of ground price S>ap ter
month Inquire at sft \. Lawrence ave AIS sI+
ENOR RENT fREE-To family with q boy old
n enough TO care for horses snd cow a house
having three rooms IN south part Of city tnqufr,4
a. laS' South Water ssreet. q iss-8.
L>OR RENT-Cheap-s nice 6 room houses WITH
Il Cellars. pantries and closets They are situated
on Fanny avenue blocks south OF douglas the
motor line. Inquire at IS y Msrketst iss1
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
PHYSICIANS.
DIS TTRRHh f. SEUITc

DRS. TERRELL & SHUTS.
PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, IA Main street, tels.
ri, ssnsral practice diseases Of 7-ornen and chi.
den and ceStettics DIR. Shuts, corsulnpt.Sn
lures. blsoG skin and chronic diseases genera IN
N"4su-LAtleh nee MIX
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07

J. 4. PHILLIPS
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

Tor RENT-oue large nicely furnished front
L room and snail furnished room with
privilege OF bath ROOM Location hest In tio city.
AL Waco ave, dlas 81
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07

j. II. HgMPHRy- NOAH ALLEN
HUMPHREY G. ALLEN,
Attorneys and Cognsslersss Law. Once No 10
North Main street. ns-ts
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07

h 1" oohpoN CHAs. F. COFFIN
GORDON & COFFIN,
Attorneys and Consslors at Law. o1aes Icandu
Fecbheimer block. Wichita. Kan. 10
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07

Elegant free reclining chair cars 90 morning
I r.sins and Pullman sleepers all nigst trains
Tickets sold and baggage checked through TO All
points. City ticket office 10 East DolJi2s avenue
PASSENGER station, corner Douglas and Mead ave.
c. a, RUTHERFORD, Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-07

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-29

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb. I, 1888,
PROPOSALS viii De received at the Contract
Office of this Department. until p. IN. of AIril
10. 1855, for carrying the mails OF the United
States upon the routes, and according to the
schedule of arrival and departure sr ,eitied by
the Department. in the State OF Nevada, from
July l, 1883 to June 81. 1890. Lists of routes,
With schedules of arrivals and departures. in
structions to bidders with forms fer contracts
and bonds, and all other necessary information,
will be furnished upon application to the Sec
ond Assis. ant Postmaster General.
DON NJ. DICKINSON.
febitd postmaster General.