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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-01-03

You may deceive all the people some of
the time, and some of the people all the
time, but not all the people all the time
Abraham Lincoln.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07
BACK FROM OKLAHOMA.

Dr. 1. J. Jones returned TO the city
Thursday from q months visit TO Okla
homa, duGng which time he took IN all
the towns and pretty nearly all OF the
Oklahoma country. Travelling by private
conveyance he had al opportunity to in
vestigate closely as he went The cities
and towns, lie thinks, are truly phenO-
nonal in their growth. SURPRISING any
thing in history. The country as whole
according TO the doctors estimate. VIII
average up about like Kansasvno better
The doctor says he is glad 70 be back az
home among friends, though while he was
away he kept fully posted on trauSpirings
hereabout by reading the EAGLE every
day. Speaking OF the EAGLE he seemed 10
ind especial pleasure in finding that il IS
THE paper among the people OF the OKLA
homa country. He says il IS the first
paper called for aad is universally read
They regard il as sort OF new testament.
containing as it does the latest news and
always a good word for the Beautiful
Land"
The doctor hopes 70 make amends II
short time for the neglect 70 his friends
incident to his absence, by redouhle
diligence IN their behalf.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07
MONTHLY REPOKT

The directors Of the Wichita children :
home gratefully acknowledge the follow
lowing donations during the month Of
June 10 the md OF July. inclusive:
Donatious-Mrs- Wentworth, &. The
following ladies donated small sums to
wards paying for window and door screens:
Mesdames A. W. Oliver, II. w Lewis,
VIM. lines, W. : Corbett, w E STANLEY,
c. +. Remson, George Harris, r. Petteng-
er, for the delivery Of the EAGLE TO Janu-
airy. Mesdames J. l. Dyer, J. (. Shearraan,
" A Lewis, Hersey. DR.. Croskey, Fl. Il
Plummer, W. A Corbett. Spangler, F. NJ
Hobbs, Hager, J. ". Allen, VI W. Levy.
VI. Cox, II. Rose, NJ l.. Carver, X. Pit
tenger.
Membership Dues-Mesdames hos. Har-
RS, Pom Delli f. II. Duncan, W. :. Cor
bett, w =. Hackney. Amos Harris, D. {.
Mckinnon, H O. Balch.
Monthly subscriptions-Mrs W. c.
Woodman, 20 cents; Mrs Frank Williams.
- cents; Mrs W. d. McCana, - cents;
Mrs. +, Hill, 80 cents.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ". c. Little. Geo.
l. Douglas, Robert Jacks. J. s. Stinson.
". H Scott, Fiulay Ross.
lEOFAokOuS- Class Vi AA-k EEsRT
terrain church, provisions W. IL Scott,
half bushel each of potatoes, beans, cab
bage, Wichita Wholesale Grocery, dried
fruit, soap, rice. two cans Of peas; 81.
Johns Guild, cake; Mrs. Scott. yeast; j.
d. Farney, Mulvane, beans, W. T. :. A,
cake; Mrs. Carver potatoes; Mrs. Peacher.
half bGshei potatoes.
Hardware-Steele & Son, B.ssautz &
Matthews. Ketchum < ketchun
MiscellaneoUs--J. u. ChatfeId. bell.
Mrs Robert acks. kitchen furniture, SIR
Daniels, mirror; Alexander Bros, stone
jar, Kansas News company. tobacco for
moth preventative. Hall, druggist, bellows
for insect powder; Aldrich 81 Brown.
combs, Mr.. J. L Foster, dead Of kind
ling; Ars- Rochelle. flowers, The daily EA-
GLE, and Beacon
MIS-. 4. BAsLET.
Financial Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07
THE GREAT PIXIE FIGHT AT NEW
ORLEANS

Jerry Dounelly, an ex-knight Of the saw
dust arena and at one time bartender n
John L. SalIiyan's Boston saloon, was on
the south bound Santa Re train last even
ing. During the wait at the depot he edi-
fed large gathering with 81 account ot
the great preparations being made for the
fight By the sporting fraternity OF New
Orleans
Mr DouneIly was IL New Orleans about
ten days ago, and even at that early date
hardly anything else was talked Ct in the
whole city.
Mr.. Doanelly Is of the opinion that the
fight VIII uc- lie allowed 10 take place
upon the soil O. either Of the Southern
states mentioned as the probable scene OF
the encounter, as TIE state authorities are
determined 20 Use every meas % prevent
- TIE fight VIII therefore probably Ike
place on shipbosrt CT else upon some
island in the gulf Mr.. Doanelly has re-
Gently seen both Sullivan and Kilraia. and
lie saTs that Sullivan will win beyond al
doubt. 80 sanguIaa IS lie OF SallivaE's
success that he has wsgered 81 SO az odds
Of 70 against
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07
HEApoUAkTEEs Al WICHITA

IL Is reported Oh reliable authority that
Bradstreet VIII establish an Office here
within ninety days % attend 70 the bvsi-
ness II the south western part Of the state
and the Oklahoma country. Z has been
the policy Of ths sgsucy 20 have few he'd
quarter Offices and larger districts coz
tro.led By each the Kansas City Office hers
;o.ore taking care of the business FOR the
whole state Il "a said thai the work has
become 50 great and the extra sxpense for
wire service ard distance from patrons
has caused tie Management. 20 consider
seriously the proposition q establishing
81 Office for headquarters q tbs soa.h
western COUNTY at thLs city. Tie work
that would naturally come here uoui1
give employment 20 Ten Or ffts~a people
AID would be q decided Assistance 20 the
TIE patro1s arno1z tie wholes21s Eozses.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07
SUDDEN DEATH OF W. H. KAUFFMAN.

W. II. kaufman. proprietor of the st.
Lawrence hotel, died Of appoplexy last
evening at o'clock. Mr.. Kaufman had
been suffering from this malady for some
time. He had bad attack several weeks
ago, and his partial recovery from it was
considered by the physicians as being al
most miraculous; but ever since his last
attack Mr.. kauffman's mental faculties
have been impaired.
Friday night after retiring he com planned
to his wife that he felt queer" and arose
and sat up for time. Upon returning to
bed he fell into a sleep, from which he
never awoke. This morning at II O'Clock
Mrs. Kaufman, feeling uneasy about his
his deep and unnatural sleep, sent for Dr.
Charles Z. Scott DR.. Scott worked with
him all day, but his efforts were unavail-
ing; he could not be aroused from his last
sleep.
He was we'll spoken of by those who
knew him best. 1t is said by his friends
that the big hearted man was never known
10 turn hungry man from his hotel door
Mr.. kaufman was born in Springfield
Ohio. in 1870, and consequently was 20
years Of age. About two years ago he re-
moved to this city from Clyde, Ohio and
has since been proprietor OF the st. Lawr-
ence hotel on Lawrence avenue. He leaves
q wife, a daughter and two sons. The
funeral will occur on Tuesday, under the
auspices of the knights TeTplar
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07
CREATE CoNcERTE:


In Msrtinson block Vest Side, Tuesday
evening, July 9th.
Timeist. Criah Hatfield
Harpischorder. Hepsidiah Coulter
YE SWEET VOICED wIADIS.
Hepsidiah Scroggins Coulter. Cynthia
Jane Howard Martha Marie Jeffries, Sem
antha Ann McClenahan, Catherine Matilda
Campbell. Polly Maria Kaeiser, Jer1sha
Prudence Shane, Leecretia Taggert, Polly
Perkins Lawrence.
YE STRONG VOICED MEN.
Demosthenese Cicero Lawrence, Jacob
Shane, Esau Spaulding, Hezekia Coulter,
Joshua Seaman, job Campbell, Uriah
Hatfield.
PROGRAMME
YE BEGINNING PARTE.
/. Addresse Uriah Hatfield.
:. Stare Spangled Banner.
All Singers at Once.
3. Fiddle Piece. One Name.
4. Cousin Jedediah ......
................All We Singers at Times.
5. Speaking Piece. Rebecca Betsy Jones.
8 Hail Columbia. All Singers, tout loud J.
!. part ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Womeune-Cynthis Jane Howard
JeruSAA prudence shame,
Menue-ESAu Spaulding. Joshua
Seamen.
s. \ Written Piece" Innovation"
..-...............Po llia Maria kaeiser.
Q. l-Part Songe-"Old LANCE Sighen,"
Martha Maria Jetfries.
10. Womanne's 1-Part Songe. .......
Cynthia Jane Howard.
y time to rest your selves.
YE CLOSING PARTE-
l. horrus ..---...;; 49, All singers
2. Speaking Piece. Matilda Faith Jones'
--Hart Songe-----+. ------..-------.
Hepsidiah Scroggins Coulter, and
Jerusha Prudence Shane.
4. Wsrldlie Song Par
Mennue-HeZekiah [ cutter, Uriah
Hatfield.
Womenne - Hepsidiah Scro@-iAs
Coulter, Jerusha Prudence Shane.
). Pushing on Nelodian Keys.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. One " omman,
6. Names Part Songe. ...-...-.-..-
....- Esan Spanlding. Uriah Hatfield.
Z. Ye Other "kOrrus" .... All Ye Singers
5. Names Speaking Piece.
1890. .Demosthenes Cicero Lawrence.
.. Male 1-Part Songe. -. Urish Hatfield.
10. Tsbblow-''Ye Olden Time Duties"
80. BY Ye Create Concerto Companie
This is the ende
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The pupils OF the music department OF
Wichita university, assisted by some ex-
cellent local talent, viii give a concert
next Wednesday evening, the 10Th, for The
benefit Of the Reformed church. IN the new
audience rooms, corner Of Topeka aad
Lewis. The first part Of the program IS as
follows:
Chorus-'Lo. The Bright Crimson
Palmer
Trio-Piano, cornet and violin,
Miss Edna Tlldeu, NeSsrs- Jones and
Maddu1.
Chorus-''Away, Away SchUma1n
Glass.
Pianotorta trio - "MaTta' Eau-asie'
Boyer, Mss Nuss, Mrs. Roy Sohn,
Miss Jean Love
Vocal Duo-''Selected,H CaIpana- Mrs
Dr.. Kirkwood, Miss Grace Love.
Pianotorte-' Second Rbapsodie" List
Miss Alpha Galloway.
Chorus-'IsraeIs Sens With One
Accord .-...------.-.---. HoSsl Il
Violin and PiAao-San ouct Overture
kaula. Miss mss, Nj john
MilhaGbt-
Part II Will consist Of the Birds Can
tata," which was given 81 the university
and lately a. Judge Cznpbe.l's. Riverside
with so much accep:Aace aid success
Admission, twenty cents Chil6reu IN
der twelve half price.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

Garfield the grandest and most substan-
italy built edifce of its character to be
found west of the Mississippi
OF course it goes without saying that
these gentlemen did not come to Wichita
at this season Of the year as a matter of
as we said in the outstart, as a matter of
business; for the purpose not only of
strengthening a commercial alliance, but
to measure promising field where surplus
capital is proposed to be employed in
building up and controlling trade; and
where traffic cannot be diverted to and
held for st. Louis, TO make this city a base
at which to control it. Their visit is but
the second step in well digested effort
which will not only rebound to both
the advantage of St. Louis and
Wichita but to the benefit of
every producer in this valley, nearly
or remotely connected with this city, and
which effort will embrace the management
of great transportation lines. II is a
movement coming logically of the settled
fact that Wichita is another link in the
chain of continental trade centers, and
more is to be heard, in the near future, of
the result Of the visit of the representative
business men from the city OF st. Louis
made to the city of Wichita
AT a meeting of the COMMITTEES from the
city council and board of trade of Wichita
and the Merchants Exchange of St. Louis,
No., held at the Hotel Carey July 9Th. 1889
the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted.
WHEREAs-It having been a source of
pleasure to all parties comprising this
meeting to have made delightful trip
Friday, June 9Th over the Wichita & Col
orado railway and Saturday over the
Wichita C Western railway, therefore be
il:
Resolved, That our thanks are hereby
rendered TO MIR Russell Harding. superilI-
tendent of the Missouri Pacific railway,
for the excellent accommodation furnished
our party in conveying them from Wichita
over the Wichita & Colorado railway to
Haven and return.
Resolved, That our thanks are most cor
daily rendered TO Mr.. D. II. Rhodes, sup
ertntendent of the Wichita s. Western
railway, for favors extended and the
gentlemanly and agreeable manner in
which he conducted our party over his line
from Wichita to Cheney and return.
Resolved. That along the lines of both
these roads we saw one Of the most magni-
fcent agricultural districts the traveller
can conceive of and to all Of our party was
indeed a source OF pleasure as well as a
revelation never to be forgotten,
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07
THE couyTY~s sew BUILDISe.

tIeRTNsfFT III
While 10 Wichita Monday we were taken
IN charge by Commissioners Rainfall and
Duncan and shown over the sew court
house. The building j. rapidly nearing
completion and when finished VIII be The
finest court bouse In Kausaa. The walls
are finished and really Tor tie Toof which
will - p1s on a. soon as the material can
be zot. About fifty rass are now sns yloyed
On T. We alzo visited The jail I'D were
shown through il By J4ssOF Darrell This
building Is as clean and nsat as a par!or-
Everything soout s. gees 70 sho~ that
Sheriff Hays II q FRI cisas bo.ei keeper.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

We had intended
VIII sel
going
vlslth kasl
them for only These double
be
Ladies
eekat sand piiow
reara suit.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07
A FEsTtsIFF.

J. c. Reese and II. Tommy. engaged ia =
wordy alteration last evening at the
Missouri Pacific depot. over the respective
pUzilistic abilities Of SssinTan and Xii
rain. One word brought ou another an
I'll the men came - blows in true prizs
ring style. !; seems that both a TIE men
claim 20 be something Of pugilists them
selves: at.any rate the spectators q the
fracas we're treated 10 a good free erhlbi4
ton Of the manly art Neither Of the
men had an advantage Of the Aght when
they were separated b friends TOmnsy's
proboscis suffered considerably. Reese
came cut of the ARRAY uazcathe1
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07
rARnormAnKs

Tbs Sisters Of Mercy II charge C 81
Francis hospital take this occasion Ct
rendering their s.neere thanks 20 the Ezany
good friends who Interested themselves CT
TIE Fourth IN behalf C e. Francis h<5s-
piraL Anything done II favor q tie hes
pisAI i charity indeed, I'D r.Ezse eToks
not ooly the gratitude Of tie good sLsEe-s
but tie chciceso gracsz and blessings q
Ein who Is the Father o. tie unfortunate
Nke1svsr al occasion Srsssats s.se!f, ard
me cocas.Cz Is ever present we t-1st or
good e4Sizeas viii lez6 helping had -
the good work - Francis hospital Is do
.1&
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07
CITY LICENSES.

| The city treasurer, Mr.. W. B. Throck-
mortin. reports the license tax coming in
| quite slow. The semi-annual license tax
was due on the first of the month and so
so far only $50 has been received. The
amount received and the city, it is said
could quite easily use all of it if it was
| paid in.
1t is thought some are holding off an &C
count of an effort in some departments to
get the tax reduced. In some lines the
city council has been asked to make re-
auctions and have the matter under con-
sideration. What will be done tomorrow
evening at the council meeting may be
difficult to predict. One of the leading
members stated yesterday that he under
stands that it takes more money to pay
the city's expenses now than ever and in
the face of the fact of expense he could
not see why it would be good ordinance
making TO reduce the income from the
various fine sources. He thought some
people would kick on license tax or any
other tax il they were making a million
dollars daily and would even kick if they
were to be hung He also seemed to
think no one would quit business
if they were compelled to pay tax. and it
would be a good plan to commence az an
early date to enforce collections.
Another member said he was of the
opinion that in some classes of business q
reduction should be made and that the
question should be made at an early date.
To get an evuitable and fair license on all.
he thought, would be problem, to GER
tain extent as difficult as to fix the tariff
sliding scale, but in his Judgment the mat
ter should be disposed Of at al early date
some how.
For last month the amounts collected at
the police court show total of $G15; as
compared with the previous month, sos
less. For the police department of the city
affairs alone IL requires about 81, 800 per
month, which shows, after very little
mathematics, that from that alone the city
goes in the soup oyer 81 900 monthly. With
this condition of things the interest in
getting license taxes collected is increas-
ing. 1t is thought the police will be in
yited TO commence making arrests tom Or
row of those who have failed to put up
for license, and in this way hurry up
money for the expenses of the city govern
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

4 gentleman interested Ia the sSIspboss
bcssne-s stated yesterday ihat The solles;-
Ing work for extsncl-g tbs sysfsrs u
Newton was -o.ag a301Z nicely. 5ozss
work had bean coze ~ Sg~t01 szd towns
aIong the the Asd everything iooksd the
most .aTo-sble scr gstt!ng d0wu 70 eeo-
s.ru-t.on n few wsskA The towns wsss
q Sswtoa 70 Hs.<hinsoa all - Yla.tsss.
and e Is thougbt skss sysTytkszx WI
prove .avsrzbls far szts1saag tbs LIS 70
tax r5c4gt
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07
DIED

Viola Schumacher, Iafaa. daughter q J.
G. Schumacher. died yesterday morning
Funeral services VIII BE he'd At ? z. To-
day a. 40 Hillside avenue. Friends Of ths
family invited.
Mary s. NcpazieIs. 'iatza- daughter q
Henry McDani~fs, died last eye1.ng 81 .
O'Clock Funeral services today AZ p Il,
Go North Wa.e, street
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Mr. L. B. Eichholtz and Miss Cora B.
Cusick were united in marriage Tuesday
evening July I'd, at $50 P. m, by the Rev.
5. W. Richards, at his residence, COS
South Emporia avenue. Miss Cusick is a
most charming young lady who has re-
sided for some time in the southeastern
part of the city, while Mr.. Eichholtz is
one of the obliging attaches Of the Pacific
Express company at this point. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eichholtz viii reside for the present
IN the south part Of the city.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07
Counting Room 20
TO ADVERTISERS.

rates Of advertising shall be low those OF
any other paper Of equal value as an advertising
medium e.,
All transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance.
Entered IN the postofce at Wichita second class
natter and entered for transmission through the
Feste-n orice at Room a. Tribune Building, New
York where all contracts Tor foreign advertising
will be made and where files Of The paper can De
en- :. {. Beckwith, Agent
Az notices for entertainments OF any kind in
sch an arnfttance fee IS required Will be charged
the rate II five cents per line rLay: and must
= classified and VIII not be run pure reading
sitter.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

Several petitions are out each seeking
names as endorsement for the appointment
of members Of the school board. They are
going the rounds, most OF them. in a
quiet way, seeking support. They seem TO
think as everything is now regulated some
appointments can be allowed. Ii is gen.
orally believed that the board at its next
meeting will consider the appointment
feature, when the petitions IN full force
ran be submitted.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

Tie Suburban line vii oocus CIV
ing service today - The stock Jssts-
On tbs Togrta ies RIvzrsscs tie car
ned over l2.OOo peoy's asd tbs rsosssss
wers over $40. This = TIE l.rzss. azagzss
sTeg taken = n Gee day By Eay street. raai-
ear LIE il lie rl.T.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

Mr.. Arthur c. Lombard, president of the
Carey-Lombard Mortgage company, re-
turned yesterday from trip down in the
Oklahoma country looking after business
matters. He reports business rushing and
everything going along smoothly,
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

Mr. VI. Schultz, who lives in the south
part Of the city, was working in his garden
yesterday and about o'clock was over
come by heat. A physician was summoned
and it took some time to restore him to
consciousness. 1t is thought he will re
rover in 4 few days.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

Mr.. J. Oak Davidson and Mr. Geo. L.
Rouse leave for New York City and New
England Among other important mat
tiers which these gentlemen viii look after
while absent, is the new storage-battery
motor now used more or less successfully
on 9 street railway in New York City.
They are tired of buying mule feed and
digging down in the mud in quest Of said
mules after a rain storm.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

Mr.. joseph r. Mann, president of the
keystone investment company of Larned,
arrived yesterday and Will spend a few
days visiting friends and attending 20 bus
mess matters. He says Western Kansas
can boast of enormous crops this year. and
the western country this year is all right
and can be relied upon.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

Messrs. Hyde * Humble viii next
week establish a large wholesale paper
warehouse on North Market street The
paper business has assumed great pro-
portions in Wichita. Last week the Ora
ham Paper Company, of st. Louis, fur
nished thirty-six tons Of paper TO two
firms In WiChita.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07
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Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07
r.N0 OFFICE RIAShS

We have full line Of land Office blanks
Of all descriptions. Orders will be filed
and sent by return express. See list Of
blanks on another page.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

Mr.. L. Lakin, from ten miles west, was
in the city yesterday and reports major
ity of the oats cut, and says ne never saw
a finer crop in his life, and he has spent
thirty years farming in Illinois and Kan
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

A man who has held an official position
in Kansas for several years told me a few
days ago that the express companies paid
one dollar barrel royalty on all the beer
shipped into Kansas as guarantee against
seizure. Ii that is SO I would like to hear
some other official rise and state VITO gets
the dollar
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

On Friday night another stiff" reached
town and will be used for the benefit of
science. 1t is thought few weeks hence
terrible sensation with killing" head
lines will put III an appearance.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

4 trackman on the Missouri Pacific
working about one mile north Of the city.
was overcome by heat yesterday about
noon and carried to neighboring house.
He was not reported dangerous.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

Mrs. DR.. J. J. Hunter has been quite III
for some days. Her many friends hope for
q speedy recovery.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

y. WICHITA LOPEZ No 34s. I. q. q. FL
NOETi WICHITA, Kan. July 6. iss9.
To whom 70 may concern.
The following sums have been collected
for the sufferers OF johustown. Pa by the
forwarded 20 Mr.. Samuel F. Baniets.
grand secretary. Leavenworth Kan. viz.
Lodge donation ....-. .........S5Oo
Collected az car works A., -
Of merchants "a as 10
To be applied as follows
!. o. O. T. fund ............. 81 g
Royal Arc fund ...-.....-. Goo
General fund ............... - 70 50 10
List u remain open FOR inspection With.
Yours Materially
J. T. ZINsgLgafAS, Pm Sec'y.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07
Dowy-E BY DooLrTLK,

A Chicago man stood on Douglas ave-
nue. in this city on July 4th looking at the
great Industrial parade, he turned to me
and said: well well it is the tin bucket
brigade after all that makes Cities
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

The Republican County Central Com
mittee viii meet in the district court
room on Saturday, July Is, l8o9, at 100
o'clock D. N. All members are urgently
requested to be present, as important bus
mess will come before the committee.
B. II. DOWNING, Chairman.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

Noble Prentiss spent an hour in the city
last evening, coming in from Marion on
the Rock Island and leaving on the Santa
Ee east
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

Burt Carmichael, the boy who was bad
~ hurt on the Fourth by = giant cracker,
was reported resting easier last evening at
the ST. Francis hospital.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

Mr.. J. ". Wingard, who had charge OF
the buildings and ground for the school
board, turned over the keys of his Office
yesterday TO his successor, Mr.. Howard.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

George w. Ebey, Esq, has opened an Of
fee at 132 North Main. His special bust
ness is United States claim and county
caIlac-nr
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

Some of the councilmen are considerably
stirred up over the fact that many people
are making connections with the sewer.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-07

State Oil Inspector A. 7. Carpenter is
expected to reach home this morning from
Kansas City, Kan, where he has been in
spectlng oils.