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Blank City Lease.

Our form of lease on city property is the
most complete and perfect one yet gotten
UP. 1t was prepared by anattorney who
is authorityon such business. A-tf
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| Buy your door and window screens at
| the Wichita planning mill, corner Central
avenue and Wichita street. 147 24t
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Buy your grOcerles at z. HerrOh7s Oppo:
site the Hotel Carey. corner Fourth and
Douglas avenues, the cheapest grocery
house in Wichita We sell for cash and
can sell cheaper than any house in WITCH
tia. Farmers, look TO your interest and
save time and money by going straight to
Herror's for your groceries. p Heron.
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$4,000 in 8 per cent Sedgwick or Sumner
county farm mortgages wanted immedi-
ately, to ill special order, by Kansas Ma
tional Loan Co. d 155 IF
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Cobs
For sale by J. W. Hawn g. Co., Wichita
Elevator, telephone 3a. die If
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S6cf

Elevator cleaned corn and oats for SAT-
at J. ". Hawn & Co, Wichita elerztor
Telephone 354 1861
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Rental ACencin

Buy your door and window screens at
the Wichita planning mill, corner Central
avenue and Wichita street 147 PAT
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Paul Jones & Co.. druggists and station
ers, have adjusted their fire claim and are
now open again ready for basiness
d I56 ct
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Coal Dealers

Coal Dealers
Scale books, coal tickets, ETC., for sale at
this office Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention. Address The Wichita
EAGLE, Wichita, Kan. 75tf
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Money On Short Time

Cabinet photos for one week rs cents per
dozen in order to advertise the new Elite
studio, $50 North Main st. ct
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Blank charters and all kinds of legal
blanks for sale by
THE WICHITA EAGLE.
dill Z Wichita, Kansas
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Cobs
For sale by J. W Hawn & Co, Wichita
Elevator, telephone 334 die Il
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The Elite studio $50 North Main Pho
tos at your own price. Everything new
and first class. Every picture guaranteed.
! ct
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Three hours the quickest to ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific railway 124 If
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Engraved CALLING cards at tn.
Wichita EAGLE office. dos If
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Money On Short Time

DR.. Hollinberger, dentist, formerly of
the West Side, will be found at Boyd s
dental rooms from : ow on. l 81 e
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Lawn mowers sharpened at 40 n. Water
street by j. E. Richmond. saw filler. l 12*
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Cut prices for this week, :Wichita Tai
loring and Renovating company. 300 n.
Main street. Clothing renovated equal to
new do 3t%
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Good fresh butter 81 j. f. Stafford Gro
Gerry company for 'ss4 cents per pound
clN e
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Thomaston, Ga, March IA, 1889.
Jackson, Miss, NJ.
w anted.

To buy for cash, double seated carriage
with either one or two horses. Inquire at
cigar parlor, Sedgwick block. d. 1t
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The Sunny South.

Engraved CALLING cards at the
Wichita EAGLE Office d63 If
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Good Place TO Eat
Spurgin's Buffet, 402 East Douglas. 123ti
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Engraved and printed LUNCHEON
cards at the Wichita EAGLE office. d63
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Boyd'S Dental Rooms

Engraved CALLING cards at the
Wichita EAGLE Office, dos If
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asst Train to st. Louis and the East via
Missouri Pacific Ky

Composed of day coaches, elegant free
reclining chair cars, and Pullman sleepers,
leaves Wichita at l1.35 a. m. runs
through to st. Louis solid, arriving there
at GAO a. M, next day. This is one and
one-half hoursquicker than any other line
running both reclining chair cars and
Pullman sleepers from here through with
out change. City ticket Office 1871 Main
street
E. E. BLECKLEY,
d140tf Pass. and Ticket Agent
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land Omre Rf,-H

Address the EAGLE for the necessary
blanks TO be used in fling on Oklahoms
land. Approved by the land commission
er: prepared by Coop. the Washington
land attoruey l23cf
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Engraved and printed LUNCHEON
cards at the Wichita EAGLE office d63 If
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Full set teeth. s.; double set, sl5 plati-
mum filings. 81; silver filings, 75c; ex-
tracing teeth, 25c. Eagle block. l56 If
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CharHrx

Missouri Pacific railway the shortest
inc 20 st. Louis, by IS miles d l24-n
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Cancer Of the Tongue.

For three years l had an eating sore on
nv tongue that made considerable hole
in it. became alarmed at its progress
and went to Atlanta for treatment. The
result was that l commenced the use of
Swift's Specific, and the sore was soon
gone, without a trace of it left.
A. LEWIS.
Thomaston, Ga, March Ia, 1889.
In 1887 gave you a testimonial showing
that S. S. S. had cured me of rheumatism
of twelve years. standing, and | take
pleasure in saying that have never had
any return OF the disease. As tonic in
the spring S S. s. is splendid medicine.
J. H. NJ. MARTIN.
Jackson, Miss, March IL, SO.
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{ D 7 / I'M
FOR SPRING

Is ON the tapis just now, and we
wish to attract your attention to
the well cut, well made, we'll fin
ished garments that you can see
worn by our patrons all over the
city.
Leaders, as we are, we give
our customers nothing but 'the
best" in any grade they may
desire.
We solicit a trial order-only
that, for we'll risk the retaining
you afterwards.
No deposit required by this
house from responsible persons.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-19
THE MoONsHINE DODGER."

The State Of Virginia is Democratic
State. but third of the vote is located
in places remote from postofiices. and
TO that element Of sour force we must
appeal, or tho election will find us
without full muster. Every county
chairman should see that every week
at least couriers are sent into these
precincts to distribute documents and
newspapers.
We have the lesson of 1888, when
Malone had almost succeeded in per
suading the country districts that he
was still Democrat.
1t was only the untlring enterprise
OF the Democratic managers that put
the situation correctly before the PEG.
pie in these remote districts and won the
fight, Ii is a similar situation to-day.
Malone has lost his lieutenants and has
no orators. but he is making still-bunt
with moonshine dodgers - the cir
culars that promise everything and
speculate on the gigantic prevarication
of the G.. O. L.
The only way to meet the moon
shine dodger is to reach the remote
precincts where Malone plays his
game.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-19
THE BOBTAII CAR.

Reform has never tackled a more ob
stinate abuse than the Richmond bob
tail car.
The mechanical continuance has
caught the indomilable inspiration of
the mule, and displays an obstinacy
that is almost impervious and insur-
mountsble. Have the franchises of the
city been given in charters that do not
regard the peoples rights, and is it just
that a monopoly should be allowed to
use o profitable service simply for their
own profit and without regard TO the
rights and convenience Of the public!
That is the question. If there had not
been a reasonably fair car service in
Richmond the present objections might
not be so strong against the fragrant
violations Of trust on the part Of the
present managers.
But everybody remembers that eight
months ago the cars. though slower
than they should have been for a city Of
the size Of Richmond. were reasonably
regular, and that the citizens could get
an accommodation of transit that could
be counted on.
The comparison with the present ser
vice shows simply that it has been de-
monstrated that we could have a fairly
good transit, and that under similar
conditions we have only a nuisance.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-19
AWAKENING.

Governor Ames, OF Massachusetts, is
politician aud a great manufacturer.
He and others OF his Xix contributed to
the Republican fund with Wanamaker,
the Lord High Pawnbroker of the q. Q.
=. They all thought that it was for the
interest Of the manufacturers to pro-
mote high Protective Tariff.
10, and behold Governor Ames and
all the big manufactures OF New EGG
land have found out that tho only way
60 maintain American production Is TO
have raw materials al the same prices
as the laborers in other countries get
them.
Thus it is in "a nutshell, and this is
the great issue in American politics.
As soon as the Southern question is
taken out Of politics we will recognize
the great national question, viz: Shall
we be taxed 100 per cent. to support a
few monopolists, or shall we bs free TO
buy the necessary articles of life at fair
prices and buy the raw materials to
work with at the same prices that
workers in other countries get them.
The surplus revenue is $4,000 900.
aud the spirit OF the Constitution is that
we should be taxed only TO support
government.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-19

IioficsI OuutNcc ol the lines
YORKTOWN, Va. September Ives
terday being the third Monday in the
month, County Court was in session
one day trying several grand jury cases
that were on the decker.
The 18th Of September the Democrats
will hold q convention in Hampton TO
nominate candidate to represent York,
James City, Warwick and Elizabeth
City in the coming Legislature. Mr..
Sidney Smith. Of Williamsburg, a
young lawyer. desires the nomination.
On the 81 of October a grand barbecue
is TO be held at Old Warwick Court
house. at which the Democrats of War
wick. York. James City. and Elizabeth
City Will meet to do honor to Captain
Phillip Mckinney. the Democratic
candidate Tor Governor Captain Nc
Kinney is booked for speech on that
day.
Last week it rained every day from
Tuesday until the following Monday,
when the weather was exceptionally
warm and bright.
Mrs. William G.. Wade and children
left last night on the steamer Danville
for Baltimore, to spend some time in
that city with her parents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-19
WHY THEY LEAVE HIM.

The motive of the Iecalcitrant deputy
chiefs of the former Malone dynasty IL
thought by some people to be desire
to assert a certain power in the local
Republican party and thereby claim a
credit in the National Pawnbroker
Bank 1Iarrison, Wauamaker & Coz.
But we see the thing otherwise when
a glance at the short. variegated and
molly history Of the Malone party re-
veafs the story of one tyrannical per
sonality and that, too. such an ugly
one as the deformity that repre-
sents the local boss in Virginia Of the
q. o. +.
We know that Mahone's immensely
OF personal concet led him to the con-
csption OF bo.sism in Virginia, which,
falling in the Democratic party. was
tried successfully with the Republicans.
and in that very clever stroke of pratt
cal politics he decreed, as pirate king,
do. that his own will WAS the law, and
every one of the crew should walk the
plank who denied it. The cOmicality
OF all that proceeding was not percev-
ed by the members OF the crew who
were too respectable to kiss the toe of
the pirate king.
1t has been all tragedy TO them. aud
the only one who has crswled back is
Brady. and he has been paid in and
whipped in by the National Committee.
The most of the recalcitrant kickerS
know that there Is a yawning chasm
between them and their old chief that
nothing could bridge but an abject sub
mission to the yoke and collar that they
have discarded.
Now, as all these men, Cameron,
Yost, Riddlebsrger, and many others of
various degrees of prominence, repre-
sent the only respectable element in
the Virginia Republican party, we see
very plainly that they naturally wish
10 overthrow lno OtiOuo HticVh"i's
with which they have no further chance
of prsferment, and if Malone is dis
astrously defeated. these individuals
see fairer chance for themselves.
This 10 tho logic Of human nature,
and it is apt to obtain in the present
canvass. The Pawnbroksr firm (llar-
rison, Wanamaker, Quay & Co.. can
not enforce the personality OF Billy
Malone when the respectable R'publi-
cans Of the State object, and they can
not kick Cameron, Yost and the rest
out of their party without subjecting
themselves to worse odlum than the
recognition Malone has inc urrsd.
We think it likely. therefore. that a
large number OF Republicans in the
State will see that the only CHARGE for
them is to let Malone be SO badly
beaten that he can no longer play tyrsnt
and pirate king
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-19
Potomac city in Prince William.

BRENTsvHAE, VA. September H.
Some ten or twelve years since the
Potomac Land and Improvement Com
pany commenced operations on the
Potomac river m this county by Dur-
chasing "A large area OF land and laying
out "a town. which was named Potomac
CITY. A very nice hotel was built there
by the company at cost of some siXt,
or seventy-fiye thousand dollars, and a
wharf was constructed, which cost
some ten or twelve thousand dollars.
II seems that 10 was the intention OF the
said company To bnild a railroad from
the coal fields of the west to Potomac
City, making that point the ter
minus Of the road. People began
10 be attracted 70 the new town;
q little village sprung up and
for while many people believed that
Potomac would really in "a short time
be a city. but Mr.. Jessy Ioyt. Of New
York, one of the mOnied men Of the
company died shortly after the new en-
terprise was begun. which threw dam
per upon it. and shortly after his death
Mr.. Arson Bangs. the originator of the
ItM hHuii lAhtA-~ Alfb hirUs t1lHit AllI
death of Mr.. Bangs. nothing has been
done in the way Of improvements Of
Potomac city until recently. All the
property formerly owned by the POtO-
mac Land and Improvement Company
in and about Potomac City. was sold 10
Mr. Max Lansburg, Of Baltimore city.
Since Mr. Lansburg 5 purchase he has
improved the town very much, especi-
ally the hOlel and wharf.
The people in the locality of Potomac
City. to say the least, are again hopeful
of great improvement. There Is now
three engineers, with "a corps of some
eighteen OF twenty men. engaged IN
surveying route for railroad from
Potomac City IN the direction Of Cor
donsville. Their tent was pitched yes
terday near Potomac City. IL is Under
stood that the route now being surveyed
viii cross Chappawam-lc creek from
the Prince William side into Stafford,
about seven miles from the Potomac
river. \ railroad through that portion
of Stafford would no doubt be hailed
with delight by the Stafford people.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-19
VIRGINIA ITEMS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ALL
OVER THE STATE

Furnished by the "Times" Correspop-
dents and state ENchanges-Paragrs
piled and Condensed From Home Papers
Correspondence Of the lines
LYNCHBURG, September 1S.-AmoDg
the leading Republicans in attendance
here to- day on the United States Court
is Colonel Charles a. Ronald. OF Mont
gomery county. He was for long years
a leading Democrat. and represented
his county in the Legislature for many
terms as a useful member. Within the
last four years however. he has turned
Republican. and now avows himself as
such principally upon the tariff ques-
ton
Your correspondent briefly inter
viewed him to-day as to matters and
things in his section of the State. and
" hen a.ked how he intended to vote on
the State ticket. he hesitated to answer
at present, but intimated. in so many
words, that he is bitterly opposed to
Malone. who cruelty sacrificed his
lRonald's) partner at law. Heermans,
and gave tI,e United States District At
torney's place to Mr.. Craig. Of Staunton.
When asked what he thought OF the
probable result in Southwest Virginia,
Colonel Ronald said:
well. / think the Ninth district
will 80 largely for Mckinney, and |
think Captain Johnson will be elected
to the Senate by large majority in our
district: but don't think your candl-
date. BEDFORD. will 20 through.
"Why not?' was asked.
"Well. | don't know any particular
reason. bus / just don't think he will be
elected from our county
Now. that Is a plain question. to be
easily decided by the Democrats of the
county Of Montgomery. and they ought
to turn out and show Colonel Ronald
that he is entirely mistaken as to the
result in his county.
Your correspondent has c0nver.ed
with other Republicans and Democrats
here from the Southwest. and have not
seen one Republican Who is hopeful, or
one Democrat who is respondent Of the
result in the Southwest.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-19
The Recent Democratic Meeting ia
Greene

Greene.
Correspondence Of the Tines
STANARDsvMLE. VA. September 49,
Ia lieu Of the necessary haste TO mail
the report Of Major Tyler's powerful
speech on the night Of the 18th instant,
| did not mention the other business of
the Democratic meeting on that day.
There were appointed as central com
mitteemen sixteen gentlemen, who are
the advisers and cOadjutOrs Of DR.. f..
W. Sims. the chairman. Your CORE
spondent desires to appeal to each Of
them through the columns of the
TINES 10 stand by DR.. Sims and CO..
operate with him and aid and assist
him in the glorious work he has under
taken.s
The committeeman also are among
the leading citizens of our county.
men Of intelligence aud of influence,
and if they will put their heads hearts.
ard hands together. and work with
their chairman, success is assured. The
committee IL composed OF the foliOwing
citizens: y. b. Chapman. T.. r. Parrot,
$. b. Garth. w. b Plunkett, w. A.
Crawford. James 5. Eldius, b. A. Ne.
Mulian. L X. Page. James \. Blakey.
Monroe Cheek, }. W. Clemond, Sidney
Deane. Or. George b. Jennings. III. G..
w Gilbert. and Dr.. Jesse Ewell.
Delegates were elected 10 meet the
Madison delegation at WOlftown on the
2sIh instant, TO nominate a candidate
10 represent Greene and Madison IN the
next Legislature. The delegates are:
Stanardsvile district-Nessrs. james
; Eddins. Monroe Cheek. anJ l. X.
Page: RuckersvIlle district-Messrs
j. W. Almond. J. y. Wilhoi.. III G.. w.
Gilbert, and Or. George B. Jennings
Monroe district Messrs. W. b Pluu-
kett, W. ; Chapman, +. =. PARROT.
and n. b. Chapman.
Hon. ). ;. Tuner. Of Front ROYAL, is
advertised to speak at this place on the
10th proximo. a number Of our PEG.
pie will recall what fiue political dis
sortatlOn he gave US few years ago.
We will try and give him a warm
greeting aud q large intelligent aud
appreciative audience, such as We gave
our gallant Major Tyler. Our people
want to hear Hon. John w. Danlel some
time during the campaign, and as he
has never been to this place, hope he
ii favor us with his presence and oue
of his splendid chaste, eloquent and
logical addresses similar to thoes
have often heard him make in the aud
lang syne.
Your correspondent, with Mrs. Alice
Saunders. of st. Louis; MI. d.. w.
Sims, of this place. aud Mr.. ID. b Ed
dins. also OF this place, spent Sunday
with one of Vrginia's noblest sous.
Mr. Thomas j. ID. Eidips. He is seven
ty-seven years Of age, in rather deli
cate health. owing to various veins and
aud eyesight SO bad as to totally
incapacitate him from enjoying po'u
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-19


FARMvlLLE. VA, September Ives
terday in our County Court no business
OF importance was before the court.
The Democratic party had large and
meeting after the al )urn-
ment Of the court, to fill the vacancy OF
county chairman. w. p. Dupuy re-
signed, when Capt. Robert NJ. Burton
was unanimously elected. lie accepted
the honor in very handsome speech.
/ suppose he will be the candidate for
the Legislature. as he is a gentleman Of
means and very popular with his people.
Col. Pat. McCaull, Republican can
yasscr. addressed large crowd yestor-
day, principally colored. There seems
little or no division among the Malone.
ties here.
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ical literature, or even to read his Bible;
but his warm solicitude for the cause
of Democracy is sublime. | read to him
the letter of Hon. John L. Lewis. and
he said. I'm very glad. lie Lewis
is a splendid man. and | did not think
he could support Malone. y
Mr. Eddins will get 10 the polls, anc
lend his suffrage to this las he expressed
i'll. 1.-The most important contest he
remembers for years. and he will do
the cause Of good government substan-
tial service. Mr.. f. is one of the largest
taxpayers in our county, and the best
farmer in the county.
enclose you number OF new sub
scribers TO the TINES, and will be able
to send a great number Of others. as
they have only to see the merits OF the
paper.