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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-30
SHORT TELEGRAMS.

LEAvENw0RTH, KAN, July Zv.-Ex
Governor Carney. the second executiv
aud war governor OF Kansas, died of ap
oplexy yesterday morning. He was gov
,rnor during 1888 and 1854.
BosToN, July 29.-The tugs Under
writer, Captain Riley, and Ocean King
Captain Campan, sailed this morning TO
Juogins, Novia Scotia, having been en-
gagged TO tow the big raft to New York.
LONDON, July 20.-Bsldwin. the para
chute jumper, leaped from balloon yes
terday at the height of 1000 feet ant
landed safely. Enormous crowds wer
at Alexadria Palace to witness the feat
and displayed great enthusiasm.
WoLFBoRoUoH, N. H., July 29.-Thi
is the 104th birthday anniversary Of Mrs
Nancy Edgerly, living with her daughte
in this village. She is in fair health
with her hearing and vision but slightly
impaired, but is unable TO get about with
out assistance.
ROUNDoUT, N. Y, July ga bir(
about half the size of a robin has ap
pesred in portions Of Delaware county
It's mission appears to be to help do away
with the potato bug pest. In patche:
where no paris green has been used these
birds do thorough work.
NEW BEDFORD, MASS, July 30 -
Charles Briggs came here from Taunton
three years ago and obtained work at his
trade of bricklaying He became en-.
gagged to young woman, but the day
before the time set for the wedding she
sent word she could never have him.
Briggs is now demented.
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, July 90 The
banks decided yesterday that American
money cannot go here, and a big dis
count will be made on the currency Of
that nation. The discount is per cent on
all paper money. Silver dollars go for
95 cents, fifty.cent pieces for 40 cents,
twenty five cent pieces for 20 cents. The
city Is flooded with American money.
PoTTsvILLE, July 29.-WLile at Shame.
sin, Willis Holland, ,.the third basemcn of
the Shenandoah team was arrested for
breach of promise. He became enamOred
Of a young woman at Sunbury last Nov.
ember, but married another. Holland
played with the Anthracites. of this place,
in 1882, and while here married Potts.
vile lady, who soon after obtained a
divorce from him.
FERGUS FALLS. Mimi, July 29.-The
question at Perham is still
lnsolved Millions of small ones have
Iatched out the past two weeks on land
hat was plowed last fall and this spring.
The full.hedged ones are beginning to lay
heir eggs. The air is full OF the hoppers,
which fly few miles and begin to eat in
, new place. 1t is now little over four
weeks since the bounty was offered, and
Turing than time ,134 bushels have been
,aught, paid for and burned. The work
,f destroying them will be kept up.
MEXICO VIA GALVESTON, July 29.--The
Mexican Governments reports regarding
he Mexican Interna ional Colonization
company are favorable. General Pacheco,
Minister of Colonization, says that the
Government has all inspector, Mr. San
hez FaciO, for the general supervision
# all colonies Of the section of the cOun
ry In which the International COlonizs-
ion Company operates. Minister Pa
hecO expresses himself favorably i'm.
ressed with the work Of the company
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An Athletic Dame of IA,

MOUNT WASHINGTON, July 29.--The
most remarkable pedestrian feat that has
been recorded for several Years was re.
Gently performed by Mrs B. NJ. Kimball,
Of Providence. Mrs. Kimball is 03 years
Of age, and is summering at Bethlehem.
Notwithstanding her four score years and
three, the other day she climbed, with no
further assistance than an Alpine staff
affords, the summit of Mount Agassiz
The ascent shoots up very steeply In
places, but he energetic Octogenarian
made every obstacle succumb to the
witchery of feminine pedestrianism.
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VOL. Il.-NUMBER $40.

weakened the heart that 1t failed 10 per.
form its functions, and the cause 0f death
was given at the house last night as be-
ing failure of the heart to act.
The deceased was attended during her
sickness by Drs. James, Lewis, Upsher,
and Jeffries.
Mrs. Carter was Miss Wharton, whose
father resided in one OF the counties up
the James River Valley. She was In her
39th year. She was a most estimable
lady, and was greatly beloved by her host
of friends.
The funeral will take place tomorrow,
the hour not having been fixed last
night.
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THE PRESIDENTS WIFE.
Attends u Lunch Given by Millionaire
NickersOn.

MARION, MASS, July 29.-Alth,ugh
Mrs. Cleveland came here for rest and
relaxation. she did not refuse the invita-
tion to be present at the lunch given by
Millionaire Nickerson at his cottage at
Great Hill this afternoon. The affair
was attended by over hundred invited
guests, who were delighted at the un.
looked-for opportunity Of meeting the
Presidents wife. Mrs. Cleveland wore a
simple but beautiful gown Of white, and
somewhat astOnisbed the ladies by not
wearing hustle. Mrs. Bullard of Ded.
hahn, sndI Mrs. Coolidge of Boston as
sisted the hostess in receiving the com
pany. For lunch ii was very elabo-
rate affair, and the best Boston cuisine
was called into requjsition. After the
lunch there was dancing until 4 o'clock,
when the guests dispersed.
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DOUBLE DROWNING.
TyJ YOUNG MEN LOSE THEIR LIVES
WHTLF BITING.

Younr T.. =. Lyon Drowned Near the
Old Pump-houso ana Henderson Wool
dridse. CoIored, near HsxaIl's Mills
Both Bodies Recovered.
Yesterday afternoon between o and
o'clock Vernon Lyon, youth 1G
wears OF age, was drowned while bathing
lust above the Old Pump. house. Young
Lyon could not swim, and, getting be-
yond his depth. was drowned before as
sistance could reach him from other boys
bathing about the same place.
When last seen in the city young Ligon
was walking up the street about 2:3O N.
in company with J. l;. Talman, w. Hof-
man and Charles H. Kindervater. He
parted with them about 4 pm saying
that he was going 10 his aun,'s on Clay
street, and bade lis companions good bye.
subsequently he went bathing with the
sad result above mentioned.
The body was recovered in about an
hour after the accident, being taken from
the water by Mr. Charles Miller and
Coroner Taylor was notified, but that
officer declined TO attend, the death
having occurred outside the city limits.
The mother Of the unfortunate young
man, who lives at No. Ais North Seven.
teenlh street, was also notified and re-
ceived the news with great exhibition Of
grief
At 7:20 last night the body was taken
home and prepared for burial
Young Ligon's father, it will be re-
membered, came 10 his death in the night
time while walking of high porch in
his sleep, about two years ago. The de-
ceased leaves a mother and one sister
At the time of his death he was in the
employ of Mr. Julien Binford.
A CoLoRED boy DROWNED.
Another case OF accidental drowning
happened yesterday evening between 3
and O'Clock Henderson Woodbridge,
q negro youth, aged l6 years, with num-
her OF companions were baihing In the
race leading TO the HaXall- Crenshaw
Mills at the foot of Eleventh street. Hen.
derson Woodbridge could not swim and
his companions knew IT, SO when Hen
derson said that he intended to swim
him from doing So He persis
teu anu hHhllS ehlu hc WOuiu
swim across the race or go to - trying.
lie started off, and getting about mid
way his strength gave out and he began
TO sink. He cried out for help, and
negro boy named Joe Gaines went TO his
assistance Henderson grabbed him, and
IL became necessary for Gaines to strug-
gle TO keep himself from being
iorcibly drowned. Henderson sank,
and the body was shortly after
wards dived for and brought to
the surface in the Coroner's presence
who had been notified of death and soon
arrived. He learned The same facts as
are above reported He viewed the body |
and deemed an inquest unnecessary,
turning ii over TO friends The remains
were carried to the residence OF the boys
parents on Byrd street between Tenth
and Eleventh
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BY TELEGRAPH.
YESTERDA YS REPORTS FROM
TIE WIRES.
Grand Preparations to Receive BIains-A
Northern Romance General sheridan
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of o Pretty Giri.
Brief Telsgrams.

Northern Romsuce-Gensral sheridan
Recovering-Suicide Of q Pretty Giri.
NEW YORK, July 29.-"I am profoundly
grati1ed by your most kind and generous
tender OF welcome"
This is what James G. Blaine writes to
Joseph Pool, who is chairman Of the
committee named by the New Yc.k Re-
publican clubs to make arrangements for
MIR. Blaine's reception.
The welcome TO New York will be q
rousing one. II Is expected that ii will
rival, even II 1t does not surpass, the
rOusing demonstration in PhiladelpLis
when General Grant finished his tour of
the world. The committee aud Invited
guests will receive Mr.. Blaine in the
lower bay and bring him ashore IA the
steamer Sam Sloan. As soor "a the
steamship City Of New York Is sighed
the Sloan will start down the harbor and
Will be accompanied by about everything
afoat. This marine processioL will
doubtless be a grand affair.
But the great demonstration will occur
on land upon the evening of the day
following the arrival. General Joseph
G. Jackson Is the grand marshal, aud he
and his aids are already receiving re.
ports from clubs at the headquarters, No.
4!O Fulton street. They are talking
about getting something like 100, 900 men
in line. There will be trades display
and many uniformed clubs will also lake
part. Pennsylvania, Maryland, New
Jersey, Rhode Island, Illinois, and other
States will send delegations. Mr.. Blaine
will review the procession from a stand
near the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
On the night following this demon
stration 1t is proposed TO corral the work.
ing men into parade for effect upon the
campaign
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DEATH OF MRS. DIR. CARTER.
Au Overdose Of Medicine Its Immediate
Cause.

Mrs. Carter, wife of DR.. NJ. b. Carter,
died yesterday evening a, her husband )
residence. corner Grace and First streets,
al about o'clock.
Mrs Carter had for years been suffer
Ing from attack Of nervous prOstration
which lattery had become very depres
sing. She had been quite sick fora week
Yesterday about the middle Of the day, In
the absence OF the nurse, Mrs. Carter swal-
lowed more OF The regular medicine which
she had been taking than, ss events proved.
was prudent The physician soon had
the respiratory organs regulsrlyat work,
but the overdose OF medicine had 20
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desth. and his whole family had made
every effort known to their skill to 10
store him, but in vain. About sundown
one dav, however, when all hope had
we'll nigh vanished, the miracle working
Mormons appeared. Seeing the brute's
condition, they gently laid their hands on
him and bade him arise, which the horse
did with agility, and was so lively from
that time that he came near running over
his owner that evening In the yard.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-30
Pure Ice Creana.

Hard-frOzen cream, made fresh daily
of rich, pure Alderney cream and pure
fruit Juices by d. Columbus, corner Third
and Broad streets. Fine cakes, candies,
and frai,s. Special rates to parties OF.
dering for pic-nics excursions, etc, In
the city country,or. Telephone
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He Leaves Eight Widows.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, July 29.-Charles
Gum, cOlored laborer, aged S5 years
died here this week. He had been mar.
ried in church nine times. but had never
gone through the formality of a single
divorce. Eight wives are living in this
CITY.
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found In Q vacant lot near by. There
was no clue to the thief.
Thieves also broke into the hardware
store OF Baldwin q Brown, near Main
and Seventeenth streets, and q few arti-
cles carried away, which were found in a
neighborinR alley. There was no arrest
made last night.
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Two Sunday Itobhsries.

The furniture warerooms OF Mr.. Pres.
ton Belvin, on Governor street, were
broken into some time yesterday and .
quantity Of uphoistering trimmings
stolen. A part OF the trimming was
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-30

The Cincinnati National Bank has
gone into voluntary liquidation on &C.
count Of the dullness In business.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-30
AN ALLEGED MIRACLE
Performed by Mormons in Salem.

SALEx, Va, July 28.-The Mormons
have been making converts here by An al
legged miracle. A small farmer had an
old horse that was III and nigh unto
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-30

VIIR0lNIA.-lN THE CHANOERY
Y Court Of the City OF Richmond tho ~
dAy Of July, 1soa
Cherries @. /. Schmidt. pia,ntt9
A0Aluor
Minnie Schmidt. idt.....................De DefenAaaH.
In CnANcRuY.
The object Of t,is suit 10 to obtain Z divoeoo
for the plaintiff. Charles O. L. Schmidt. ffuS
Minnie Schmidt.
And andsvtt hsvins been made ana aled
thai the defebdant, winnie schmidt, u D0o-
ree1feut Of the state OF Virginia, it q oedarea
that she appear here within. dfteep day0 afear
neoe6eary 20 protect her Interests Ia tnS nm
ACopy:Teste:
CH HARLEs W. 0ODDtN, Clsek.
W. W. CosDY, JR., q. Siysi.viW
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WANTED-HORSE FOR HIS
w board during the summer, for lisht
buggy USE Apply ut TINES Once. T1y-1e
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$500 TO 5000 WANTED.-Secured by
y Deed OF Trust. Good per cent. ana N,
isk; Address BUSINESS" care CsryjoY
no. ~. heclrtf
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.
= wAsHINoToS. July % 2a.-Indications
Us for Virginia and North Carolina
t--Jwarmer. fair 20 partly cloudy
weather: variable winds.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
WOMAN'S WEAR.

Ostrich feathers reign.
Skirts are quite long.
Brocades are in demand for evening gowr >.
Red stockings are worn with black toilets
Green and black lead the color lines for
street toilets
Applique trimmings are even used upon
short feeced furs
Leather in glossy black or natural shades
is used for trimming dresses.
Black. white, tan and gray gloves figure in
the fashionable woman's outfit
Cloaks are extremely elegant, and sealskin
was never more fashionable than now.
Vatican cloaks for evening and carriage
wear are made OF dark and changeable bro
caded silks
Bridesmaids wear gowns of soft Sici ienne
in Nile green, yellow or rose pink combined
with silk mule or embroidered lisse.
Rich black costumes have skirt of velvet
and drectoire coat of brocade with figure
so large that one design covers the entire
breadth.
La Tosca sticks are carried by courageous
girls of fashion They cost from - to so,
and their correct length is to the top of the
shoulder.
Big and little buttons are in style. Some
new wooden specimens are beautifully
carved The prettiesJ buttons are those of
Venetian handiwork.
Cloaks of ruby plush are trimmed with
quantities of passementerie and thickly
corded guipure lace, and made up over
glossy black Russian lambskin.
The newest wells fall below the face. and
are drawn backward under the chin and at
the top by means of very narrow ribbon
running through their lace edging.
The new jewel-like bands of bead embroi-
derry are works of art. The colors are rich
and varied, vet refined and delicate of blend
as the shades in cashmere shawl
Cats eve buttons in all shades of color are
made from the shells which come from Annoy;
hence. 10 the banished Chinese we are in
debted for these beautiful specialtes.
Ostrich feather boas are worn with dressy
toilets, and are accompanied by ostrich
feather uuffs OF unique shape, with square
corners, and they are entirely fat when not
flied out by the hands.
Dancing gowns are made Of plain or
beaded tulie, gauzes and lace nets in delicate
evening tints or cream, ivory or pure white
shot with silver and gold threads, forming
square effects, lines or bars.
Beautiful evening wraps are made Of Per
sian figured brocade on white ground, com
bned with dark velvet trimmed with fringe.
showing all the colors of the brocade, and
with white crlukled Chinese fur.
The prettiest fans on display are the Wat
teau wind waters of lace in crepe lisse. They
have a Vatican rlait so superinlposed upon
each fold Of the ian as TO fall into flutes on
the outer side Of the sticks when the fan is
closed
Slippers made of the dress material are
worn with many lovely evening toilets Of
rose brocade peau de sole or blue or yellow
sicihenne. They are trimmed with pearl or
silver buckles AMI call for silk stockings Of
corresponding color.
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No hickory bark flavor in the maple syr
up | offer. Dorsey. d20-3t
G.. Henry, NJ. ID

Graduate Long Island College hospital
Brooklyn. n. Y. Office and residence, cor
ner Thirteenth and Vassar streets, Fair
mount, O.. Strong's addition to the city OF
Wichita All calls day and night prompt
ly attended to. General practice. a student
of DR.. Ricord, Hospital du Monde. Paris
France; ii strict adherent to his methods
and practice. Warrants proper dag
nosis in every case, and a positive cure in
the shortest time where cure Is warrant
able and possible. No mercury used! No
experimenting upon patients
English, German, French, Russian, Pol
ish and Bohemian spoken.
Office consultation in Fairmont from
a. m. to p. m. daily. Sundays TO 10 a.
m. Limited as to number and time. Free.
p S. Motor will land you for a nickel
into the right place
In justice to city patients and himself
and in response to numerous requests, DR.
Henry has opened an office in the Fech-
heimer building rooms u and % elevator
from ground floor The electric motor will
land you at the door for ) cents. Office
hours from 2 p NJ to $50 p. m, daily and
Sundays.
correspondence solicited Enclose a &c
stamp 10 insure answer.
No medical advice peddled. Proper rem
edIes furnished il so desired and sent any
and everywhere. Everything above board
strictly confidential.
Should fail to make and give you a
proper diagnosis of your case Syphilis ex-
ceptedl without asking single question
having direct reference upon your case,
hereby PROMISE upon being properly by
you corrected, to treat and cure, if a cure
is possible, such a mistake Of mine free OF
any charge TO the caller and patient.
Rooms q aud y third floor FIechbeimeF
Block, take elevator Electric moter takes
you there.
list G. HENRY, VI. u.
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Bone Collar Blu tons 5 cents a
DOZEN.
Ivory Napkin 2ingS 5 cents each
Kings 5cO-yard spool cotton ;
cents a So 1Ol.
lack Toilet pins 5 cents a. dozen
Hair Crin1p RS, lea her rolls, u
cents d )Z6n.
Plush hand saJchels SO cents
ed, b.
Leather hand satcheIs q cents
~ h
G Clarified horn COMBS, extra quail
iCy, 5 cents each.
e .amel BACK d 6SSing combs 5
cents Zach.
SOFT leather pocket books IS
cents each.
Wire hair brushes 81 cents each.
Turkish bath soap now . cents
q Cake.
Cologne bottles shape OF hats
now 8 cents.
EXJra flue easel mirrors, We y
Jllck 6 ASS, % cents.
Fancy leather Cack autograph
albums 9 cents.
La lies C4shmo 2 hose, all wool,
Z ncy stripes now D cents
Gent elegant sea T pins now 8
cents
La leS Cashmere mllteDS, fine
value ~ % ms.
Pulman StvlaS BUSHES 3rOWS,
low u e ITS.
Gents hId \ owes, value 81, %,
now 70 cent.
% dozen Miss solid black Cash
mere hose, extra long Spliced
feet, a fine hose, value rs cents
nov 20 cents.
Gen S scars, latest patterns,
nice Chris mas present, p
cents up va d 3.
Jewery an e!sgant assert "a ent
OF l. die brea s. ear crops,
Gents ana Ladies cuff ou tons,
col ar bu tons, at prices tina
vii as OalSh you: Sc hem.
Spec al pr ceS on Gen S under
wear tbs week; very special.
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ChiIdren'S CIoakS.

On accOun OF such a terrific
pig u mess in our children'S de-
par m3pt, we have no smaller
sizes Than s years-Cld. Whar
will make a Chi d a better Christ
mas grit than a cloak aud you
can buy them from Us rom 90
cents upwards Think. Use
judgem n; See Us.
LIS IL al wool hrOWa Jerseys
p1 { q back now SIPS.
1000 Skei all wool yarn now
&C MS a Sk9ln.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

On Thursday afternoon, December Is,
the china painting class of Garfield uni
versity will give public exhibition of the
work done in that branch of art during
the past year. For the convenience of
many whose time IS limited the exhi Bit
will be given at the store of Mes>rs Pattee
and Martin, 151 North Main street, instead
of at the university. The work will in
clude specimens of figure, fruit, flower
and landscape painting; enameling, jewel
ing. luster. Royal Worcester, Haute
Nienne, and all the newest ideas in Chi n /
decorating The entire work of painting
gliding and burning the china is the work
invitation is extended to all to attend.
d2D-4t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

The book store At ia y Main takes the
lead over all would be- competitors Their
stock Of books is unquestienably the
largest, the most varied, the cleauest and
the best. Their line Of fancy goods l. COM
piete in evera particular. The finest line
OF opera glasses IN the market and "a no -
beautiful assortment Of Xmas CARTS.
booklets and novelties OF every description.
Have you seen our news line Of pictures
If not don't delay They are now on eI-
hibItion Special prices FOR one week only
The Hyde * Humble Stationery Co
y !.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

The Missouri Pacific railway city ticket
Office has removed 70 10 North Main
street For tickets 20 al points on the
gloile. and Information regarding any trip
yOu may contemplate, cali al our new
quarters and obtain same
H. r.. BLEcELFT.
Passenger and ticket agent. IL North
Main street. SjU
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

Keister g. Wallace holiday gift. "A beau
tifui music box - be given away. Zach
dollar purchase, entities purchaser to ors
cuance; drawing 10 take place Jan. /. ls.9
kEI>TFE * WALLACE. Druggists
Il 1t go +. Douglas ave, Wichita han.
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The Shepard and Chapman Mortgage Company
Makes five year farm and city loans. Also
loans money on short time on first and sec
ond mortgages and on good notes Money
paid at once Office @U3, second floor,
Sedgw,ck building. l2s u
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Or the Goth DAY OF November. 1855. j. T
Wilson and Wesley Siayden dissolved
partnership ~ mutual consent this 9th.
December lNrS j. -
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The annual meeting ( the stockholders
OF the Wichita National bank. for the elec-
ton If officers for the ensuing year, vii
be- held at the bank a; 3.;D .. IN. january
5. 1883 LYMAN 4. WALTuN
lot Cashier
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

II the person who took my watch and
cham from the st Lawrence hotel will
bring it TO the Wichita steam stone
" orks I Will pay them 80 ~, and 40
questions asked. CHAs. BALLASCE.
D1l-nt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

A Covington proprietor. a iuli line %
oysters. poui ~. game. eggs butter. celery
and fruit "A ways on hand. ga y. AHin
street. az =
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

Riverside and Suburban Eisctrir Hsii-zr
Cars leave Douglas avenue sud Market
street every Thirty minutes. beginning ~
A. IN connecting with car for Aiafso Oh
even hour. diB -
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

Rogers, the photographer, is still in
town and he does not make any cheap pic
lures If you want your photographs
made by him you pay his price, aud he
guarantees to please you at the same old
number, l0i East Douglas avenue. d2D-Gt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

We will make special prices for one
week onlg on pictures aud fancy goods
Hyde * Humble Stationery company.
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Receipt Books.

Take the new short line, G. X. & y.
Rock Island route, TO Kansas City, st
Joseph. Chicago and st. Louis lift