Wichita eagle., 1889-05-14
TO ADVERTISERS.

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0rk, where all contracts Tor foreign advertising
VIII be made md where files 81 t4e paper can Dt
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All notices for entertainments Of any Kind ig
which aGmittauCe Zee Is required VIII BE charged
be classified and VIII not DC ruL as pure reading
matter.
LAND OFFICE BLANKS.
We have full line of land Office blanks
of all descriptions. Orders viii be filed
and sent by return express.
NoN-MINERAL BLANKs.
We have a supply of non-mineral blanks
at this Office for Oklahoma filings.
4 car load of Studebaker carriages ar
rived yesterday.
Col J. r. Hallowell has accepted an in
vitation to speak at Wellington on Decora-
ton Day.
T. J.. Reid, of Yates Center, candidate
for United States marshal, spent yester-
day in the city.
Sheriff Hays returned yesterday morn
ing having landed safely at the prison his
party Of prisoners.
Ticket No. $50 drew the picture given
away at Locke & Loper's shoe store on
Monday, May 18th.
Mr.. Edward Jaeger, who some days ago
WAS operated on by DR.. Jordan at st.
Francis for hernia, is reported improving
rapidly.
Al arrangements for the Trades Car
nival are now perfected. Buy your tickets
early at Robinson & Champion, and Hotf-
lnan's drug store.
Mrs. c. F. Fouts received word on Sat
urday that her father was not expected to
live and left on Sunday morning for New
Washington, Ind.
Workmen were yesterday engaged in
putting up the frame for the third story Of
the binding being erected by Ches Fire
baugh on north Market.
Judge Museller's condition remains I'M
changed ana his friends are fearful of the
outcome Of his disease. Mrs. Museller
vas, too, quite i'll last night.
The building OF J. :. p. Gorden IS rapid
ly nearing completion. The brick and
stone work is almost finished and the
structure viii soon be ready for the roof.
Ex-Alav0r j. p. Allen leaves this morn
ing for Kansas City. and viii attend the
meeting OF the state board of pharmacy
on the 18th at Atchison, before returning.
c. c. Green says he has just finished
finding the lumber used as roofing at his
brick yards in the south part of the city.
Some of it - the stotm was carried
couple miles.
}. &. Langworthy Esq, received a letter
from the Hon. John II. Baker, of Goshen
Ind, stating he would not be likely to
visit Wichita this summer as he would not
come west on the Cherokee strip affair.
The announcement in Sundays EAGLE
Of a social bY the \. Q. L. ". lodge to-
morrow night seems to have been the re
suit Of a slip Of the type The lodge
knows nothing OF such an arrangement.
Yesterday shortly after J. a Hoilinser
LETT for Fort Scott to attend the conclave,
Mrs Holliuger discovered that their buggy
horse had bee either stolen or had strayed
away. The day WAS spent in the search
but the aimal could not be found.
Mr. Aldrich and Mr. Hyde claim to be
The champion QUOT pitchers of the Great
Arkansas valley. The folks on the hill
talk Of starting quot club with meet
inss every Wednesday evening at the sum-
mer house in front of Mr.. Aldrich home.
Mr. John Morrison yesterday hitched his
horse in front of Stewart, Coney &, Cos
plant and in a short time it seems some
one took fancy TO the animal and took 1t
10 parts unknown. The affair occurred in
The morning and nothing had been heard
from it late last evening.
Mr. r. F. Bryant, member of the state
board Of pharmacy, arrived Sunday eve
ming and left yesterday morning for King
man and Harper where he had been in
harmacy is being violated He says the
board intends to see 10 it that the people
of the stale get medicines rut up by com
petent hands.
\ number OF United States officers and
their wives who were M from Reno last
week testing Wichita is "a shopping town,
declared before returning home that they
wanted no more tedious ~. Louis trips in
theirs They found WIchita's great dry
GOODS houses her notion stores and book
stores. etc, not one b.t behind those of
The more preJenuous city ca the Missis-
sippi river
DR.. Martin was in from Oklahoma YES
tarday, having made careful tour OF the
whole country. visiting every town and
town site, aud says that much Of the
print about that country being no good is
false. lie attributes il 10 Ignorance Of the
writer's Or coming from malicious iuten-
lions. He says il is a tine country and viii
support good towns and there viii be
many bushels of corn raised there this
year.
Mr.M, &. Moser. who does not seem to get
around quite SO often as formerly, is down
paElug his first love a visit. He says he
has been very busy this spring superin-
tending the putting out of big fruit farm
upat Herriugton. He bought severa! hun
ured acHes year or two ago with the view
10 big fruit farm. Among twelve or If
teen varieties Of fruit set out he PLANTED
Il GU grapes. t,O99 peach tra.S SOD annie