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READv,--WE ARE,

READY,-WE ARE,
There's deal Of meaning in this word--,eith US
READY. Months Of planning and preparation-cul-
mnatinx at the commencement Of season in perrse,
eompletcness
You've no idea-to Judge by the perfect ease with
which You can come in our house and find just ,oaat
you ,odntof the immense Of detail necessary
to touch the level" Of ererybody's misain0s This,
that and the other must not be overlooked-and it's
only by applying experience Of twenty five years
association with you that we reach readiness-with
never miss.
The calendar and the weather seem to be winding up
on the cable Of time abreast Yesterday-andf for day
two back-you've been pulling off your great coats
running up street without them. They're too heavy
but it's very imprudent thing for you to 20 without
any-Here's where the light weight comes into play
Our lines Of these esser weights was nerer SO laroe
oefOre-with the growing variety, the elegance and
solid quality strengthens. Our Gilberts-s15-
we can prove to you to be the very 'outposts" of
beauty and worth for prce-and each side of them
down to s10-and the other way-up to s35-are the
other grades that give our stock the stamp Of super
lative merit
It's lamentable the Hippancy with which Ready"
announcements heraded through the print Boasts
of mountains of stock and limtless variety spring
from realities moe-hill high and narrowly diversified
1t requires but moments refection-on your part
to explode their inations-and it seems only to more
clearly and forcibly define OUR facilities
We extend our hand to YOU for a hearty welcome
over our achievements for sprlng-this spring.
sAKs AID COMPANY,
THE ALWAYS PROVIDING oUTFITTERs,
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET
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DR. L1eHrH111
OF New York and Boston.
FOR THIRTY YEARS SPECIALIST For the cure Of
CATARRH. DEAFNESS, ASTHMA.
And Diaeases of the
THROAT. LUNGS AND xAR,
Has established an Office at
No. 10l7 18TH STREET n. W.. WASHINGTON,
Where he can be consulted daily
FROM AM TO IL NJ, AND FROM 2 TO PM.
In the treatment Of the shove diseases Dr. LIGHT.
HILL employs his recent Invention (highly approved
by Sir Morrill, Mackenzie and other eminent throat
specialists and adopted in all the throat hospitals in
London). which converts any liquid medicine instan
taneously INTO vaporous consistency 30 very fine "a
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inhaled and brought in direct contact with the whole
tract from the smallest cavity in the head
and nasal passages to the remote ar.ce of the
lungs. without the slightest pain discomfort By
means of this new treatment
CONSUMPTION
In its ealier stage 10 positively erab and cases 3D.
benefited. the troublesome cough mitgassd LIE pro
longsd and made comparatively comfortable.
ASTHMA
matter Of how long duration from the very besin-
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lowed by permanent cure.
CATARRH
Being enabled 70 send remsdisls into e.cb r,,cn..
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sructive TO the bacil germ upon which cstarrh in
all ts forms depends, we have the means to effect
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pIsut in heretofore given up - incur.bls
From the very start the good effect Of this new treat
msnt IL felt nasal obstructions ere removed hsvkns
coughing. hoarssnss snd droppinn In tbs throat
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eyes become strong. al oshsr symptoms diaappssr.
end finally perfect and permansnt cure Il effected
No lol7 18TH q. NV
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CHEM1sEs To MARVEL Ar.
9S CENTS, but a bargain at 81 S. are these lovely
Cambria Garments You have only note the quality
OF the Lace and the Embroidery Trimming. Wand
square necks
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Continued belov)
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POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
SEVENTH ST.

SEVENTH ST.
BARGAINS IN OUR ART DEPARTMENT.
have lust opened and put on sale line Of goods
while they last We make note of 4 few only
$3.50 Al-slk Hand-painted Head Rests. different
shades aud combinations.
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an and batting cloth c,Se q faney
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Down sefs Cushions covered with figured s.t,sen.
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2.ysrd long An linen Monte Cloth Bureau Scarf.
stamped mas knotted fringe worth s5c.
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Please take note that we carry the largest .ssort
men, q W0EsIE 4 an and Art MITEKfSIs 70 Ss
PRICES ARE SUCH Tol THAT IT. YOU WILL SAVE
sPECIALTIEs IN CoRsETs AND
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
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RAJ q. in sn styles.
Tailor Made in all styles.
French Woven in ali styles
set, GUARANTEED WHALEBONE, for al rs, an
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A59c. SALE OF UNDERWEAR
cd Including Skirts, Gowns Drawers, Chemises and
as high IS sSc Each good value for the orisi
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YOUR CHOICE FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY 500.
EACH
PICTURE DEPARTMENT.
We have Just received new line Of Framed Pictures
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The above head lines tell the story Of the most inn
portant purchase Of Cotton Cambria Underwear con-
summated for many . day in Warrington
Our buyer has been fortunate and favored In
ing from celebrated underwear manufacturer nearly
two thousand ENTERTAINMENTS which were made to the
special order of New York merchant, whose name,
mentioned would be guarantee Of their excellence
The reason they come on the Palais Royal counters
at prices absurd 10 the garments being
delivered on time. were rejected by the New York
merchant More by accident than design our buyer
heard OF the incident cash offer made for the
goods and they here. We promise the surprise Of
years tomorrow at the
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Jehnstown is not Jealous Of Walnut Grove.
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PURCHASE Of Undergarmsnts that demon
strstes the enormous advantages that sometimes
accrue to the merchant who doesn't AJAX credit.
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Best QUAIirr. LOWEST PRrcEa
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HAVE You A CH1LD,

Continued below.)
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-16
ABOUT OUR BOYS.

To the Editor OF the Eagle.
There is certainly not mother of grow
ing boys in this city who does not feel the
need of some outside agency to supplement
the home influence; something that will
appeal to the manly attributes of the boy
and inspire in him a love of industry. in
tegrity and usefulness; a place where re-
iigious teaching is adapted to boyish
minds. and lastly place where the boys
may occasionally spend a pleasant
evening in reading or harmless games.
An effort has been made to meet this
want. For several months two young men
have been working earnestly, in the face
of great difficulties. to organize such q
work among boys and for boys ! refer to
the Boys League, with which many of
your readers are already familiar. l.
started first with a boys prayer meeting,
which was attended by only four boys:
this simple beginning was the nucleus for
a work which now reaches about 100 boys
from y TO Is, not among the poor and ne
elected, but all classes. To accommodate
the steadily increasing numbers who at
tend these social and religious meetings
held by the league, three beautiful rooms
have been rented in a central location, but
they are as yet almost entirely unfinished
ana destitute of nearly everything that
NOtiNi ilNAh1 sum a t'IfaCC otAlnAlAFCs 4 A-C
young men who superintend this work are
doing it entirely on their own responsible
ity, without any ompensation, and are
entirely unable to furnish these rooms.
Much OF the time which they would gladly
devote to the proposed work of the
league, they must spend in providing
suitable accommodations for the crowds
of boys who come to the rooms, and
Under the circumstance il IS certainly re-
markable that 50 many boys have been so
successfully managed. Can we mothers
afford TO hesitate and see this good work
crippled for want OF helps Shall we not
furnish t-ese rooms neatly and stand
ready TO aid in every way possible this eX-
celle1t movement: l feel sure that IN
hundreds of families there are articles OF
furniture that can easily be spared. Some
books, or games or magazines that would
help 10 brighten these rooms Shall We
not gather them up aud put them 70 this
use? That this should be done and done
Immediately, IS the conviction of many
ladies who are deeply interested IN the
work OF this society, and after consultation
with them we have decided 10 call together
all the ladies in the city who are willing 10
help in any way, and form a mothers cir
Gle 10 aid the work The initial meeting
VIII be held Al ll21 North Topeka avenue,
next GueSioy afternoon at o'clock sharp.
Please come ready tor immediate action.
Mrs. Il SHTslAN.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-16
THE FAIR.

The meeting to be held at the board of
trade rooms on Tuesday the 18th. promises
to be largely attended by the farmers of
Sedgwick and neighboriug counties. It's
object is the organization OF district fair
and the meeting has been delayed until
this time in order to give all the farmers
an opportunity to have representation. 1t
is the design of the projectors that this
fair shall include n large territory and be
in keeping with the other enterprises that
are in hand. 1t bids fair to rival any fair
ever held in the state and no one viii be
greatly astonished if it exceeds All Others.
The following letter written 10 the pro
iectors OF the fair -iYes not only the ideas
of the writer on the ACCESSIBILITY Of hold
ing a fair but his opinion of Wichita and
her surrounding territory, and the prob
able effect Of fair on the immigration
movement:
CAMBRIDGE. Kan, March :.
DEAR SIR:-NUuTs of March . received.
/ most fully endorse the idea Of : fair on
large scale. / consider that such a meet
Ing and friendly competition of the great
sout hweStern counties IN vleIuG with e4Ca
other "a the exhibition Of their pro iuc-s,
VIII do more to bring desirable emigra-
ton into the state and especially our great
printed matter. say desirable emigra-
ton. for be it known that the farmers will
never agree that the high standard OF
citizenship in Kansas shall ever be low
cred.
! will exert every influence I may pos
seSS 20 bring about tNlS desirable end.
The jealousy of rival cities i the principal
lindrance, ana 90 hope that local strife
may cease for awhile, and this south
western Eden viii enchant the eyes
and win the hearts IT ali the world.
OF course You will understand that cheap
transportation will cug quite figure. I
feel assured that I can present; ~ attrac~
ton that viii bring thousands 20 the fair,
but am not prepared To specify - vet.
Although a citizen of another county, !
see enough OF Wichita TO know that
through the enterprise OF her people The
agricultural country around her cap be
greatly benefited.
Yes. am for the fair. and think I can
assure YOU OF the hearty cooperation OF
the farmers should the season be- proDi-
tious aud the management carefully con-
si5ered.
Il Is not likely that | could accept any
position officially in tue management.
would sug-esl that a. all counties ad5Oia
ing hold county meetings in April, THAR
Won submit your plans and propositions 10
them and ask them 70 select y representa-
tive TO be a member Of the board Of man
agemeut, who shall Cooperate with the
citizeas of Wichita
will Try 10 attend your meeting On the
18Th inst. buT il * by No Iueacs certain
that | cau do 50. bnt viii make the sfl0vt
Il Will not hurt any farmer friends Us be
in the city and attend your meeting
whether l s,et there or not. Yours tra4g,
=. h CLONEB,
State President Farmers AlEsuce
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-16
A CREASED TRACK.

The Frisco people have blood IN their eye
for fellows who creased their track yester-
day. The 10 o'clock passenger east on the
up grade out of town was unable TO make
regulation time. The wheels of the engine
went round and round faster than ever,
like they were CREASED sure enough but
the train failed to move. The engineer
frothed ar the mouth and assisted by 9th
ers the air was soon blue, decidedly on an
average. 1t was sand pull up; back out for
more sand; pull up; and back out for five
hours before they got over the smooth
rails.
1t is not known positively but believed
that some boys got hold of grease can
used by the electric line on curves and
thought it would be fun to put it on the
Frisco track. There were many small
boys who caught on to the fun soon after
the train found out the trouble and it was
extremely funny to them.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-16
FEW voTERs SO EAR.

Commissioner of elections. Colonel Tay-
Tor says the registration is scarcely over
eighteen hundred, when it should be, Tor
the spring election, ut least 1000. The
absence Of names on the enrolment books
is supposed 10 be the result of little inter-
est so far shown in the election. 1t may
appear TO many as a revolving chestnut,
but for the benefit OF some it might be OBJ
served thar no one will be allowed 10 vote
who has not registered since the lst day Of
January, this year. The enrolment books
for each year are complete and no hold
over clause about il.
Yesterday here were more names en-
rolled than during Any other day IN the
year. The candidates were rushing around
hut aiming TO keep rs quiet rs possible.
From a glance AZ the commissioners Office
it would appear that very few were pres
ent who were not reminded very foTcibly
by candidates. 1t Is neped that this week
will find the registration work going
along rapidly aud The total vii, be large
enough TO indicate that the property own
ers in the city show an interest IN local
affairs
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-16
GREAT DEMAND FOR KANSAS PROPERTY

The directory of the real estate exchange
decided yesterday to suspend fees for list
ing property for thirty days. The adver-
Using matter sent out by the exchange
has resulted in numberless inquiries for
properly, farm lands mostly, but an
evident desire also TO find out valuations
and prices on town and city property.
The action of the exchange in making it
free for all to give list of property
is the natural result of SO many inquiries.
1t is hoped the farmers who wish to sell
all or part of land will make the fact
known to the exchange and Offers thus
made will be given due consideration. The
members of the exchange are much graft
fed over so many inquiries being made
and has emphasized the belief that in
formation sent east concerning Kansas is
not without good results The members
are stimulated to proceed with sending
facts east concerning the state and in this
way creating a demand for Kansas homes
among those who can be greatly benefiCced
by changing location.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-16
THE BEST DRILLED MAN.

Captain F. : Hoicukins will give a
medal now on exhibition at NossbacheT' :
jewelry store to The best drilled knight in
line Of the Wichita division No. :. at the
Topeka drill
The medal IS very handsome being sus-
pended from plain gold bar and Is besu-
tifUlty decorated with the symbols II the
order The name of the successful COM
peJitor Wal be engraved on the bar and
with complete the handsome ornament
The colors of the order are also shown aud
the whole Is we'll worth a trial which II i
safe TO say will be earnestly contested. \
description OF this elegant ornament could
not do 1t justice ami the skill displayed Ia
making aud the full meaning of the de-
sign can only be appreciated after care
FIJI inspecllon.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-16
HOW Is THIS MIR. TAX PAYER OF
WICHITA?

A careful scrutiny made late last even
ing of the registration books of this city
discloses the astonishing fact that but a
very small per cent, so small that it can
hardly be reck oned fraction of the busi-
ness men, of the tax payers and property
ho derS, OF this city have as yet recorded
their intentions of using their vote this
spring to protect themselves. How is
this? What does it mean? Where will it
lead to within another YEAR, 1t Is simply
astounding! There is no satisfactory eX-
PLANTATION, no PLAUSIBLE excuse for the
present showing made by the books of
registration. Apathy or despair are
equally unsatisfactory in the face of the
facts that are cOuverSant even with school
children. Five more days close the
books which bear only the names of those,
for the most part, who have been per-
suaded to register in the Interest
Of some individual and who
have no direct interest in the
result of that registration farther than it
makes for the advantage of the individual
in whose interest he recorded his name.
There are no political principles at stake,
only dollars and cents and an honest, wise
and economic municipal government, yet
those ~ho must directly and inevitably
suffer in the event of the failure to secure
such a government refuse, or neglect one
OF the simplest and plaiuesJ duties, even
.ayoit ing the open, plain and only possible
way to protect themselves. With no ma
terial change in the registration books in
the next tive days and the result Of the
coming election can as certainly be seen
upon their pages and rs definitely predict
ed as the rising of tomorr WIS sun. The
whole matter has resolved itself down TO
tins: Do your duty or otherwise keep your
mouths shut and pay the penalty when
You cali on the treasurer tor your annual
faN RECENT
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-16
PERSONALS

Al Funk, of Kansas City, is at the
Metropolis.
wv. Shaw, of Kingfsher, spent yester-
day in the city.
CHI. Brown, of Kansas City, will Sun
day at the Occidental
Ell. Doffrymeyer, Of Chicago, is stop
ping at the Occidental
Alex Mitchell, of Omaha, is spending
few days in the city.
H. T. Goode was indisposed and confined
TO his bed yesterday.
T. 3 Hickle, Of Philadelphia, is stop
ping a the MetroDole
j. T. Milan. Of Kansas City, will spend
Sunday at the Metropole.
l. p Andrews, of Harper, was calling
Oh friends in the city yesterday.
j. NJ. Hinsey, of Cleveland, O., is at
tending to business matters in the city.
Mr.. r. T. Bennett has returned from
trip to Louisville to attend the funeral of
his fatheril-law.
\ !. Furgerson, of Dighton, was in the
city for "a few hours yesterday. lie thinks
some of coming here &c live.
c. 3. Kirkland, Of Salina, while in the
city on business yesterday, made the
EAGLE pleasant call. Mr.. Kirkland Is
one os the widn awake business men Of
that enterprising young city.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-16
Counting Room
Editorial Room
TO ADVERTISERS.

Srr-ates OF advertising shall be IS low those OF
any other paper OF equal value ~ an advertising
medium. ., r. g.
advance. ~. a., a.. , -,
natter and entered for transmission through The
Eastern Office at Room as Tribune Building. New
yorl. civ and 500 THE Rookery,' Chicago whel
sll contracts for foreign advertising will be mad :,
md where flies Of the paper can beseen- > e
PeCkwith, Agent
READERS Of the EAGLE when IN New York CITY r
Chicago can see copies Of the paper at The oice OF
r:trent az the address given above.
All notices for entertainments o. any kind in
which an admittance fee is required viii he charged
;rtre rate OF five cents per line per day; and must
E,cl3ssifed and Will not be run az pure reading
matter.
The DAILY EAGLE can be found on sale in Kansas
CITY. Mo at the book store Of B. GlicS.Z East 5th
The EAGLE has the largest circulation OF any
daily paper in Kansas and covers more territory
nan any two Kansas dailes combined, reaching l6S
towns on the day of publication in Kansas, Indian
TERRITORY Panhandle OF eXas and eastern colorado
The columns Of the EAGLE have been tested anu
urov, d TO be the best advertising mediuT il the
southwest The only daily that reaches all the ter
ritory above named on day Of publication As an
vertisng medium it is unexCelled,
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-16
Kan, March Is, 1890.
FATHER BRENNAN LEAVES WITCH TIA.

Rev. NJ. c.. Brennan, who has had charge
of st. Joseph's parish, West Side, left last
evening in obedience to the call of his
bishop for his mission in the western part
of Kansas. On the evening before his de-
parture number OF his friends gathered
at the home of Mr. Stanton on the West
Side to bid farewell to their much be-
loved pastor. Father Brennan has made
many friends in Wichita during h is stay
here, who regret very much to lose him
from their midst. The best wishes of his
OF labor
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-16
FLORISTS CHR

The Florists of this city met last even
at the office of C. y. Rose, for the purpose
of organizing a Florist club. a Ellis was
chosen temporary chairman and c. z.
Mueller, temporary secretary. a number
Of committees were appointed. a very
pleasant evening was spent. Present-A.
Ellis. c. a Rose, d. j. Chatfield. w. II.
Cup, H. and f. KuechenmasteE and c.
p Mueller
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-16
MNAIR ACCEDES.

Gentlemen-Replying to your very kind
request dated 18th inst, that l permit
myself to be a candidate Tor reelection as
ii member of the board OF education from
the Second ward, beg to say that it gives
me more than ordinary pleasure to know
that my course in the past has met with
your approval, and [ accede to your re-
quest. In case of an election my aim shall
be to advance the school interests of the
ward and To discharge the various duties
lmpartially. Thanking you, gentlemen,
l am yours respectfully,
WM. p. Mon AIR.
Wichita, Kan, March 10, 1890.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-16
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THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

City VS. Doc Lee. nolled- Cityv Louis
Briest: capias issued aud case continued.
City Vs. Gus Wolf and City v J. L Trent
were on trial.
Executors w :. WOodmsu vs. d. Nc
Kenzie; Judgment for plaintiff for 81. sd. .,
also far kincaid 81 KeAth for Sl,s.6. - -
same defendants Edward +. Wilson ~
+ Biertrower; judgment in rem for plain
tin for =. GSs. and favor J. q. Campbell on
cross petition for SI-f2356, also favor
Robertson for Sl0S - Hasuer -. y. J.
Rensdaw. judgment FOR plaintiff "a rera
;, $50: also Tor s162 favor Robertson. ".
3. Hasmer vs.. d. W. Jones, judgment for
plaintiff for 81 SO - Jones and continued
as to Others Several motions aud de1ur-
rers were also disposed Of.
PROBATE CoJET-
Edgar 4. I.ea and Melissa Kirbv, both
% Wichita. L. =. Charles and Rosa ".
Yazel. bath 81 Wichita, H. NJ Perkins
aud Jennie Purviance. both Of Wichita.
were licensed TO marry yesterday IN TIE
procate rourt. The rcatiae work & the
court occupied Judge BHckaer The balance
Of Vae dap.
CoSDIoy PIE3>-
Cbicego L1mber company vs. Charles
S.aFoId. special finding b jury favor OF