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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07
HER TRNI BLES.

Yesterday q woman giving her name as
Catharine Dunmire came in Justice Ham
moud's Office and said she wanted TO con-
suit him in her trouble. She said thar she
had Travelled from twelve miles northeast
OF the city and had spent all her money;
continuing she said that her husband and
son had the habit of swearing at her, and
as she was a nervous woman she could not
stand it, When asked if she wanted a
warrant sworn out for their arrest, she
said no; she said too that she did not
want divorce as she aud her bus
band had been married twenty five
years and always got along well together.
The justice thought that she was suffering
from 5 N disease Of the mind
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LANCE ACREAGE OF WHEAT

Mr.. John Cox, q prominent business
man Of Dghton, lime county was 4
Wichita yesterday. Ia spelking OF TIE
condition Of the new equities in the wesi-
ern part OF the sta c Mr. Cox said that 50
far as Lane was concerned he thought it
was all right. Although the farmers have
had their crops cut short for two years
they have gone 70 work with 4 viii. and
there ara 5000 acres Of beautiful fall
wheat in Lane county and some of the
farmers are still sowing. The late sowing
last fall made the best crop. which has ia
duced the late seeding this year aud Mr..
Cox thinks that, if present indications are
good for anything, there viii be . large
Weld
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superintendeuts and Principals OF Common
City aad Graded schools.
PERSONALS.

John Horter was in from Lyons yester-
day.
N. NJ. Munger was up from Harper yes
.erday.
George Wall come in yesterday from
Pueblo.
Chas. B. Sloat was yesterday down from
Topeka.
:. c. Webb was in from Augusta yes
terday.
WI. Gillard was yesterday in from
Atlanta.
T. Lamont came up from Winfield last
evening.
John R. Wilson was yesterday in from
CoIwich.
VI. Alexander was up from Winfield
yesterday.
4. \. Rodgers was down from Topeka
yesterday.
FIJI. Hurlbut was up from Coldwater
yesterday.
W. skinner, Chicago, was an arrival
yesterday.
EE. Dowson, of Great Bend, was here
Yesterday.
". Z. Bell, Mead Center, Is registered at
the Carey.
R. P. Smith was yesterday in from
Nickerson-
Rev. T. 5. Hodgson was yesterday up
from Winfield.
J. L. Johnson, Pierce City No. was an
arrival yesterday.
William R. Shaw was down from Law
renee yesterday.
W ". Andrew, Of Tribune, Kan, was II
the city yesterday
:. Dixon was yesterday in from Mead
Center on business.
Gordon Hill and wife of Kansas City,
were here yesterday.
w. 4. Black. Fit Wayne, Ind, was an
arrival last evening.
D. T kittiedge, Rochester, y. Y, was
il the city last night.
Mrs. {. :. Rice, of Anthony, was shop
ping in the city yesterday.
: Goldsmith aud Jas. H. Marsh, Chi
ago, were arrivals last evening
DR.. Seigier. Of FL Dorado, was in town
yesterday afternoon for few hours.
!. a. shannon and B. H McEwan, Kan
Gas City, arrived in the city last night.
Frederick 5. Kicker Somersworth, y.
Il, was yesterday To- kintf over the city.
c. y NcNabb a promiDent business
man of Douglas, was II Wichita yester-
day.
c. I. Ssyler. the Coal merchant. goes up
20 his ranch, tn Arkansas Valley herd
farm, today 10 be gone for several days.
a H. Harris. Racine, Wis; V. G. Cuth-
bert, Chicago, b Byrmgton. st. Louis;
". c. Spalding Rutland Vt, were yes
terday Registered at the Carey.
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Ersx-t IL rInIlr NH Dust

In order % test the effect q CONSTANT tnha-
latlou Of dust In h0ur mills OF the animal
organism, " L. f. acarre Kept guinea pigs
for two years IL tee most dusty part q q
-four mill-taat IS - say. the Departments
where tie corn IS clsansed from al sxtraRs-
Gus matter by 3 SPECIAL machine before being
ground. or twenty animal, Zen remained
alive e. The end Il two jean. Jaoss that
q 81 wers mostly young ones Aos.e Il tAsss
showed traces C tuberculosis. bit catarrhal
pneumonia, ~i,A profuse dsaquaulstson os
spithelium; aiso in sOsns CASES localized ID
te-ztitIAl Pneumonia and sxtraT1sztioa q
blood. Dust. oo1s@sting q grsias Il starch,
ETC, was fosnd, more particularly On tie
razal nogcuous r8euhrane. buE only "a .
EruEII extent IL tee bro1cEl -L&2oss
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\ COMMON SENSE VIEW.
Dec. 6, 1883.

From the Sed-wlc& Paragraph
WichiJas new mammoth packing estab-
lishment IS already having Its effect upon
the market OF this place. Il Is not only Z
decided benefit 10 the buyer and shipper,
but very essential On 10 the many hoE
raisers in this vicinity Il viii also have a.
decided tendency 10 urge the farmers in
this locality TO devote more attention to
hog raising than they have heretofore It
virtually gives Us a home market and bet
ter prices for all that Can be raised IN this
ueighborh0od and valley, and II fact, the
entire state We are glaI 70 learn shat
our home buyers and shippers are
and have from the opening or
this mammoth concern, been pat
ronizin- what We shall term, home in
stituti0n." 1t shows a spirit OF commend
bic home pride, IN preference TO aiding
II bqIldlng up enterprlses.lE ueighboring
states and their cities. Every stock "a ser
in southwestern Kansas should ship 70
Wichita, thus building up Kansas indus
tries and enhancing the value Of Kansas
property, which should ue the aim aud de
sire OF AL true kansans. The mere Wich-
tia increased in population and wealth the
better It IS for each and every resident and
property owner within the state.
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PACKER PERSONALS.

4 Y Armour. % the great Chicago and
Kansas City packing 1rTn, was again u
the city yesterday, locking through The
stock market and over some valuable prop
critics IN TIE south part o. the CITY. Mr..
ArrnoG- says that - i more taken with
the Peerless Princes. every time lie comes
up. and this < the seoos7c tine within two
weeks
Mr John Whitaker VII arrive n TIE
city day after tomorrow morning he "a
Just placed al orx11- for tYFo laE1rS5 r.
frise-ator cars for lis Wichita 5ees basl-
ness wl.h the I-i-chfzeld. Illinois, car workz-
ne s a1so making arrangements with tee
Western UEsoa for a sgeclaI wire lssween
Wichita All 81 Louis
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RESIGNED,

". z. Copeland, local freight agent for
the Rock Island, has resigned. to take
effect December Il. Mr. Copeland has
severed his connection with the Rock
Island. il IS understood, 70 accept a more
lucrative situation with another line
During his connection with this road he
has made many friends for the Rock
Island. Although not yet announced It is
thought the next agent viii De a gentle
man named Mclean. from Chicago.
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TIE OXFORD LEAGCE.

Below Is given the program Of the en-
tertaiument that viii be given tonight in
the First ". Z church By Mrs. Crawford
and Miss HambIin, under the auspices OF
the Oxford League:
Grand Offertoire-St- Cecilia Fruno;r
BAtiste
Mrs Crawford
Where IS Heaven 500. --.-.. Felix Martin
Mss Ham0Iln.
O, Fisher Boy. Nv Owa --........ O>g0o3
Mss Hobbs
The Mariners .----...-.-.-..-R sudezger
Miss Hamblin. Messrs- Suyth and Garsh-
Variations on a scotch All" Annie
Laurie ...............--....D Dudley Back
Mrs Crawford
q Nobu SiZ1or Les HuGUEotsl Neyerbeer
TIE NeSsz- .....-.--.-.-. BluLe1tEa4
Mss Eanbli--
Queen Of the Earth ----..--...P lusGtl
Mr.. CsawIora-
L Adtio .--..--.....- DoEaingettI
Mss Hamblln and Air- B-ackea
Ove-cure 70 william Tell. Dudlev Back
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FlREAEN'S BALL,

The members OF the fire department
Were yesterday sending out invitations TO
the departments OF the neighboring cities
and towns. asking them 70 be present az
their ball TO be given here Christmas even
ing. The boys are sparing no efforts to
make It a grand success; in fact a ball
eclipsiug al their former efforts. \ good
iy number Of tickets have already been
sold and each day the number increase
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07
MARRIED..

There was a very quiet wedding yester-
day at Emporia, the contracting parties
bang well known in Wichita MI W l.
w Miller. of this city, was married TO
Miss Anna Smith, Of Emporia, by Rev. F.
d. Altman, brother-in-law OF the bride, 81
St. Marks church. Several Wichita peo-
pie were present and the entire party re-
turned last evening. The attendants were
Joseph P Gazzam. Of 81. Louis, No, b
P. McNair OF C3lwich, and the Misses
Esther and Olive Smith, of Emporia, SIS
trrs OF The bride
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TIE COUNTS.
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Yesterday the women VINO are alleged %
have stolen the Gressmakiug goods and
other articles OF furniture and apparel
from Miss MoIlie Carter. Was arraignesi
before Justice Hammond gpoa the charge
OF Larceny. The hearing occupied the
greater part Of the afternoon and attract
Ell quite a good sized crowd 70 the court
room. Emma Castle and Jessie Warren
were held upon the charge and Lille Vim
cent. another Of the accused, was dis
charged.
John Losh, the man brought IN from
Augusta by Under berif Brown the
night before. was. too, brought into court.
tie was u answer To the charge Ok being
an accomplice Of Howman in the theft Of
the plush cIock from Miss Vincent. He
was discharged. but held under bond 70
appear in the district court when wanted
Al Justice Barrett's court the case
against Al Stickler came Up for hearing
Mrs. Clover vas IN court and failed 70 rec
ozuize the ring which SgickleT Is accused
CT stealing. 50 he was discharged There
seemed n fact 70 be absolutely no gTouaci
for the prosecution of the defendant and
Mrs Clover says she did not have the var
rant sworn rot for bis arrest She seemed
very much chaZrsned over the affair and
wishes 20 disclaim aaT eonnsction with j.
Justice Walker time was taken ~ a
the beariaz Il civil cases
DISTRICT CoC2T-
III. whiting. executor. rs. " II. Tzy-
lor. Judgment fo- S41e3, motion made fer a
new trial.
Rogers & Talbot vs. :. ". Cooper, tgdz.
ussrt for plaintiff Tor scLia
Fechhsirzler -. Wichita s; Western Z =
Co wa Still or trial yesterday. and vii
r7ost Ilkely Occupy both todsy aad TO
morrow.
FoLlCE CcTET
a :. Jones. tie Apparently irreprezss be
toj-t5sr. cane up befors his honor y@ster-
dsy and pad again his 2ae q ~
"a; Ga-ner. colE.oa every daT sort q
drunk. pad into The city trsaszry s.
Bette Brown and Jaas FroSbboaser sAeh
ta-res4 into tie city treasury =
/. Czaaoz was Up 70 erglz1z i.ttls
charge q disturbing rs p~scs prsferrss.
against hin by one Holman PROM th@
statement il scene TIA ST.. C2un9a bad
seat so-e fruit Goza o. SsS1tA Lawrsacs
ard Boz finding to@ cozSsg ues az RS piSce
q business the delivery boz JEFF x Il; 3
-eizhbo-iag store TIE presenting W.
a=ss obtaining pssssssssca = re srZz4s. so!a
=. AID whea sp~9ksn 70 y Gr, CG11oa
refused 20 p&y for =. Sess 1EErT words
soIlovs1 and NJ Gazzo1 c8oSss4 rp b
e vsng EAs rszz II rather f1-rt5ss Ezznnes
piece q rs m5nd, aid tAs latter hac:
Tbs warrant Essorz o.: Tor Ia ar-sss: Ti.s
rase wili eszs E2 :or fri&! a. : p - &C tas
IL
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07
Y W G Il

The question of organizing !. ". c.
\ ID this city has been agitated By z NUN
Der Of ladies' for several months Those
ladies who have had the work upon their
hearts fer so long are now anxious TO meet
with other ladies who may Re interested II
il and discuss the feasibility of taxing i'm
mediate steps 70 perfect an organization.
4 meeting for this purpose IS called for
ESQ tomorrow afternoon 10 be held n the
Plymouth Congregational church. 70
which all ladies interested are invited
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07
THE WRONG BOTTLE

Mrs. L Gross was yeste day a severe suf-
ferer from q rather peculiar mistake. She
picked up bottle from shelf, intendin <
70 take swallow OF medicine, but IN some
way the bottle had been misplaced, and
instead she poured down her lhrort quite
a quantity CT ammonia. Il badly bis
tered her tongue and mouth, and q
physician was called 10 alleviate the in
tensity Of the pain.
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DID HE STEAL THE ovERCoAre

Yesterday afternoon detective Crabtree
arrested young man about O'Clock, who
IS alleged 10 have stolen an overcoat be
longing TO Henry Buscoe from the room
OF the latter on South Main Wedn 2stsy
The coat was found IL restaurant OF
North Main, where il had been left by the
alleged thief. He gave the name of John
Green, and was given 3 berth for the pres
enE in the county jail.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

Last night Officer George Dennis ar
rested four negro boys and took them De
fore an East avenue butcher to be ident;-
led as the thieves who broke into Ihe
meat shop and stole q number OF knives s
week or 50 ago. As the butcher was in
specting the boys one at time. a little
fellow made a break for liberty. He was
the only one IN the gang who could Be
identified by the butcher. but he was toe
feet Of foot for the officer and made his
escape.
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UNITY CLUB.

The Unity club expect TO present the
most attractive program at their public
meeting a. Market hall this evening that
has been given thus far during the season.
Chas. s. Ebey as essayiSt and MissOctavia
Hobbs as soloiss, viii take part il the
evenings program The public are coz
sliaiiy invited toarend
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

TEE LU:heEa ladies' society VII zzees
Sunday a. p u 81 tbs residence % Mrs.
Alexander, ~ Soata EAskiaSr6a av4ale
Astkzs il Business meeting a. zen Ter.
ara requested 20 stzsud-
Ms Z wESEozr. Sec1e1@ry.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

The Shepherd s. Chapman Mortgage
company wants TO make some choice loaus
OF improved city property 10 amounts
ranging from 500 70 5000 Apply 70
Henry Y. SHEPPARD. president, room a3.
Sedgwick BGilding- = 81
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Oh nETE-rT SCHOOL,

All persons interested II the odd Dis
trict School entertainment will please
meet at the Lewis academy this evening az
o'clock pronp-- Don't fail 10 be preseas
is the request OF the committee.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

The police are soon TO have new badges
The design will be a star instead Of a
shield IS now worn. The police say that
all the hotel runners and hack drivers
have badges alike, AMI it Is hard TO distin-
Cuish them from an officer.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07
NILLER&IN COUNCIL.
The Members OF District No Hold Meeting
In the Occidental

In the parlors OF the Occidental hotei
Yesterday afternoon the nlillers of south
western Kansas held very important and
enthusiastic meeting There was very
large attendance The meeting was called
to discuss matters OF interest 10 the
Kansas miilers of district number g. The
state Of Kansas is divided into four dis
tricts, under an organization known as
the Kansas Millers association. The
meeting yesterday was or the Third dis
trlct and was secret, in as mGcn as only
members Of the association were permitted
70 be present Mr.. George h Hunter, the
secretary, said the report that the meeting
was for the purpose OF forming trust in
-four was all q mistake, as the association
is entirely foreign TO such thing 1t
was simply meeting 70 further the ends
Of the milling business II the southwest
he said, "and there was no idea Of a trust
being formed. We met 70 discuss ques-
tons OF mutual interest, among which
was the advisability of adopting the cash
system. The high standard Of the milling
interests in Minnesota was reached by the
same means that We have adopted. viz:
organization" The miller's association
in Kansas has been IN existance about
four years Those who attended the meet
ing were B. Workentine, president Of the
Third district association OF, Newton:
Geo. II. Hunter, secretary. Wellington: c.
y. Poorman, Anthony; Charles H Searuy,
Arkansas City; J. l. Nessley. UdaIl r.
Clark. Augusta: W w. Clark, Harper,
John Grant, Ellinwood; J. A Bookwairer.
Haven; c. A. McNobb, Douglas, NJ Alex
ander, Winfield; John Deffenbough and
H. Imboden. Wichita; B. T. kesIey, Ok
ford; W. j. Kennedy, Carbin: II. \.
Cooper, Pratt county; J. T. Emerson,
Burton; c. 6. Smith, St. John; Il Snow,
Ness City; George s. Feakin, KinsleY; D.
J. krehb bel, Mound Ridge; E. J. Sweet.
Florence; L w. Sale, Nickersoa; H.
Pardee, Bell Plain; w Kelley, Great
Bend; Z. a ColbGrn, Mcpherson; H. ".
Holloway, Larned.
The millers propose 70 try and induce
the farmers Of the southwest to SOW more
wheat and also to plant more white corn.
! Ii is understood that at the meeting yes
terday very satisfactory arranements were
made with the railroads regarding freight
rates. On January II the state Millers' as
ISOLATION will meet in Topeka.
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BASKET SOCIAL oLIvET CHURCH

The ladies Of the Olives Congregational
church On South T5peka avenue viii give
a basket social tonight il the church. 4
varied literary and musical program viii
be rendered before the basket service
Among other reGcerinGs VIII be the fol-
lowing;
Organ Prelude -.....-.--..-.....-...
Duet ...-.. Sweet and Low. Bzmzbv
Reading. Observation-Disclosures.
Recitation Observation-Disclosures
Quartetts Hear cur Prayer Ryder
Reading 1880 --.- 81. -.-.....--.-.
Duet Come Where the soft Twilight
Falls-.-.-.----.-..,- Sch utnan
Admission free 70 the entertainment
after which baskets in charge q the youn :
ladies vii! be open 70 invest CATION
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EAGLE RIFLES BALL

Last night the seni-nlonthly Eagle
Rifles ball was given IN the srmory
About fifteen couples were present The
Italian band furnished the music
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

Mrs. May daughter of Mr. VIM. Qainell
Of Rockford township, Is lying dangerous
ly i'll with but little hopes of her recovery.
DR.. s. John was called 10 attend her yes
terday afternoon, and held a consultation
with Dr. Shelly Of Nulvane.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

Te-x.zs &C B~swr. szr--@yS-E-owa,
VITA. wyzl3 ~ s4y z .s=s % ssx - %
ls-t re s51t
Err~a rsssrtlv.zyt-Tza voz4 ] ayI
c., rvzzA p<SsA5iy s=y &c. ia. ko--ka,
Ia, ta-~s-. ~sw. vor, or suzzs.k2ss e
tat k@<., sszx1-x The E,o.a-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

Yesterday Jernoon the wreck OF fur
niture wagon was seen standing near the
Santa Fee crossing on Waterman street.
Ii had much the appearance OF having
been struck by cyclone. Or came in con-
TACT with the business end Of a moving
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

Mr.. c. \. Van Ness yesterday afternoon
gave luncheon a. her elegant home cor
Ger OF Lawrence and Eleventh streets.
About $50 invitations had been sent cut
and greater part Of them were responded
to by the presence Of the Invited.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

Eagle Rifles attention. Company drill
tonight at O'Clock. Importans business
BY order OF o. u. BOYD. capt.
W F. LADD First Sergeant.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Helm that swallowed the safety pin, was
much better yesterday. The parents still
decline 10 allow an operation TO be per-
formed by the physicians 10 locate the pin.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

We "a furnish iAs szsgsx All E7sle K %
ags@e- On abort 20szes sgz gy5z1ers wIc
prT1t 5ar ooeke-s We Gaa Ell oxze-s &C
.S2Szt--kl.G Ese1 u taAs csz..y. *.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

F. Fl. Madison, formerly a student Of
County Attorney 10 Is, At present county
attoruey-elect Of Ford county, was n the
city yesterday calling upon his friends.
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MORE OF GALLowAY's CIRCULAR.


Dr. W B. Harris, Of Vinceunes, Ind,
who has son connected with the Neider-
lander land and loan firm comes out for a
few weeks recreation, called yesterday.
The doctor on his way out encountered a
man who was displaying one of Galloway 5
circulars and declaring that Wichita had
two or three hundred empty houses and
that the state of Kansas generally had
gone TO the dogs The doctor was very
unfavorably impressed by the showing
made by the stranger, and he is now in
clined TO believe that the man must have
been Galloway himself as he seemed de-
sirous Of having the infamous circular ac-
cepted as truthful. Doctor Harris said
when put eff at this live city of anything
but empty houses, and afterwards TO learn
that Wichita not only had the least
municipal Indebtedness OF any city in
Kansas but lower taxes than can be found
in any city east or west of which he has
any knowledge, he utterly fails to compre
heud animoue OF Galloway or of the men
who insist that the circular Is a tru nfuI
one OF course we could not answer hin
farther than that the circular alluded TO
will cost Kama, more than any calamity
that ever e ore overlook her.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

Directors meeting Of the ". c. I. [.
today at 3 O'Clock Every member = ear
uestIy requested to be present. A full re
port desired
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

ST.. Terrer brings 70 the role that 6IsL
irv ard earu@stDess wnara zn scro- with
IRISH blood IL hss veins cau scarcely EssI 10
reveal IN i1yerSo1atl1g sGcA part
BaEzl0 Co1ri=r
ILe sce1sc effects 1s@1 II 2oafe Crlztc
ere the latest improved. and sgec1al atsea
tan i given 10 these wn0 20. VII b< the
great rr1son scene, Ch&.eaa 4 IL aad TIE
palace. Tass company hzs shs finest CT
the mad
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AMI EHENTS



Tonight al the Crawford Grand Prof
Gentry. with his happy family q iuteul-
gent dogs makes their first appearance
Oh. how nice 5hsy looked yesterday while
cut on dress parade The advance sale
of seats IS already very large a1d ali
should securs them ~ Guce-no extra
charge for reserved seats Prot Gentry
comes well recommended. the Omaha "a
rsers devoting two columns Every child
ia the city should attend this entertain
neut g. il Is strictly moral. refined and IL
s-rucs5ve Admission - - and 3 cents.
- - -. s-r L. r,sn-ar
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

Prof. Gentry and his hack load Of
trained dogs attracted great deal OF no
tee in the streets yesterday.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

Rev H c. Marshall viii lead the Y NJ
{. \. MONDAY Meeting today from = 10
1890 Subject, Missions"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

A social given By the young Deopl =
bible class Of the Baptist eli urch WILL he
held tonight at Rev. Reed house, BIS
Waco avenue.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

Leta " Oliver was yesterday appointed
guardian for Andrew Il. hlieves, minor
and gave bond for 81, zoe.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07

The Catholic fair on the West Side con
.inues with much larger attendance.
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Do You Suffer

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