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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05

There is another and an entirely differ
ent grievance al the stock yards now.
Some mouths ago great complaint
went up against the DoId packing company
because the plant was not killing. Mr..
Dold made explanations at that time to the
effect that the PECULIAR financial and bus
mess conditions that existed made it unsafe
To buy hogs and cattle for storage.
Now the conditions are right. Mr.. DOld
is ready aud willing TO kill 500 hogs day
and propOrtionate smpuRt OF cattle, but
he can't get them for some reason.
\ reporter for the EAGLE visited the
stock yards Yesterday aud the above facts
were related to him One OF the prnciD pal
men at he yards said: I'VE want Cattle and
hogs and want them bad. Mr. bold is
now ready and DESTROYS TO run his pack
ing plant Oh large scale If he could only
get the stuff to kill"
why can't le:"
Il don't really know. There has not
been a better demand or a better market
for cattle aud hogs for long time in
Wichita than at the present time.
Nit her has there been a greater ambition
among the yard men to do business We
are well prepared AMI can now handle all
classes of goods. What we want most.
perhaps, is good daily supply of tat hogs
for packing, but we can handle any kind
very satisfactorily"
How are the prices"
1--WE are paying more than the
buyers of Kansas City and
Chicago. proportionatelv. We made prices
on cattle here all last week that were from
10 to p cents better than the range in Kan
sas City, Why farmers and shippers will
take their cattle and hogs east is a mys-
terry which | cannot explain by any pro-
cess of reasoning except on the theory of
the general dissatisfaction existing among
the people Ii they would only stop TO
think for a moment they would find that
there is no better market III the country
than Wichita for the product OF u local
stock growing region"
The killing of 500 hogs a day would give
STEADY employme To mum
Der of workingmen and it IS
hoped that the market Will become
livelier in few days. Some people think
the hogs are not in the country, but Il at
l. evidently mistake. The same idea pre-
vailed last year, but by August there were
plenty hogs in the N 'rket. la order 10
push things the commis,iOl men will defy
all competition and the wise farmer or
shipper who has hogs aud cattle TO sell
will bring them TO Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
POLITICAL. TIPS.

The PopuliS, committee held a meeting
10 the Srdswick block yesterday.
Mr.. Mary Ellen Lease has started for
California where she Will rem ain for a
few mouths Among other things she
wall do while absent is 10 dsbhle IN real
estate Some time ago she was invited 10
4 place on the ground floor Of a hzusas
colony in that state.
Il was given out on good authority last
night that Jerry ii mpsun will not be in
.ior-ed at the Dsmucralic convention at
Crimson tumOTr row. No nomination
vii be made bat the charm "a II the CON
u.tts-- viii be instructed o iii the place on
be ticket atihe proper m.
Judge !. Il. Shields Will return to Wash
iugton today after 4 pleasant vacation
spent in ms city. The Office which the
in,ige filled W = le.js AteG out Of existence,
hut he has now choice Of three others
roualiv a. good. As CIevelaud'a policy,
Ike ~ Z If Ctr>er, - - have go ieaI or
r,v>tCallv imperfect men in his admins
ration. Ju - Shields Is always sure TO
Mold good position.
4 promineut Democrat from Palestine
township IN Sumner county was 4 the
cry Yesterday. He annouDcet tsat the
-umuer county delegation 10 the Demo
cratic Congressional convention would op-
pose the Endorsement OF Jerry SlmpSou-
This action will b. taken Oh account OF
breach OF faith on he para II Ice Pops IA
rot lndorsing the Sumner county Demo
Gratis a. their recent county cgnveEcloa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
HACKED WITH A KNIFE,
VIII Mosba her $. d [ b, Seriously Wounded
by Spider Mccain.

There was a serious scrape last night
about II O'Clock in the alley bacA of the
Emporia avenue livery barn, the par lei
pants being Spider Mccain aud Will
Musbacner, the latter receiving two bad
cuts, one upon the lift thiSh. the other on
The body. About Ills Mo>bicher aud Ed.
Vance passed the MauhtJ attain hotel, going
down Main street. On the next block
they met Mccain between whom and Mos
bacher there has been bad blood for some
time Mccain Or posed that they 90 back
In The alley and settle alters. MUSbIcher
consented, nutwIJhstan lug the remOn-
STRANGE of EAuc-. WEO feared serious
trouble from sucu a m sthOd of eJtlem cut.
W hen they got into the alley Mccain
drew a knife, or razor and cut NJ sbacher
twice, ouce on the front of tue LIFT tn gu
aud once on his body. Vance ran back TO
the Manhattan hot-t and asked tue nigh
clerk 10 call a pOl.c-m an, while be got a
hack aud had Mo-bacher taken
II his home on North Hydraulic
AT er he was iken home a mess -uger WAS
sent for = surgeon ana Or. Hoffman VS.
called to attend tie case. MU>bacuer's
wounds Were bleeding prpFuseiy when a.
sj~ttnce re ,ched hIm. bUt peulIng the sur
gical examination. tle oXIeuJ of his juju-
ries cannon b. stat a.
a. m.-SpIder wss arrested this morn
ing 10y Officers Lee Cone auI jimmy FIX
The latest repor are hat VIII MosbAcber
Is seriously If not fatally wounded.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05

AID 75 c.51-ic- resr- rr-aerrf -
nis zlo--lr Ta~ cake a Es-t z14 'fs
5sl- at Ee-lb- aous ~ aac.Ta 1lI i.
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cf W ss-s e1a--z - r--- ~
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20 L1-l 80 fse asrr prince ar, e. hss
1er1 s-a.e fa-1 e7-s-1ls O. =EcE rtk--.
On ~ .t- aa 10 lzebeas ~ Tatz
81 s~cz -ls q. clar ssaoT-S. 70 -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
MAC Il JUDGE.

The Anaconda Mont Standard in dis.
cussing he races at that plac- continues:
They all freely acclaim that the assOcia-
ton did a splendid stroke OF business in
retaining { he services Of W. p. McNair OF
Wichita, kaus rs Judge. He Is Ia their
opinion a thorough norseman, and on Sat
url lay showed bis metal in his successful
fort ia getting the harness horses an even
start. Those who pstrcuize h pool boxes
also have conf fence in Mt McNair and
that ne Will Lot permit lDbhing OF any
description: aud further, that the rider or
driver who crn foo! him will have 70 get
up early n the morning
Mr. AIcNair is the ex city clerk OF this
CITY -nI one Of the coming race Starters Of
the west He i all right al the gong.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
For the Eagle
wICHlrA,s WHISPERING TREES.
q. HoBBs.)

q. Z. HoBBS.)
Like rows of armed sentinels,
They guard the CITY fair:
And wave their long and lofty arms
III the stirring summer air.
With quaint poetic legend.
Isit in their shadow today:
viii read and dream aud hear
What the whispering trees may say.
They tell of a struggling village,
Set 10y mUriEurinG stream;
That grew to be a city
rs fair as a poets dream.
Thy tell how they were planted,
Il am sure they undcrstoOd;l
BY every stream and highway,
The lovely cottonwood.
Till they came 10 be a glory,
Remarked by ali who saw;
\ crown OF beauty forever
To the city OF Wichita,
They cast their grateful shadow,
On many love crowned home:
Wien fair young children gather,
10 play Ia the mellow gioam.
From cast to west, and nortn to south.
They stretch an archXay ''laT and blind. =
And through this green and leafy dell,
Two dap9led rivers wind.
They tell OF a blue and silver sky,
OF a golden summer day;
When meath their dropping branches,
Two children mct-tO play.
They speak OF loves fruition,
Of vows, and magic golden bands;
EXCHANGED beneath their shadow
For touch OF welded hands.
Now sadly again they speak.
THEY'VE dropped their voices lOwer;)
For some beneath the whispering trees,
Shall nger-ncyermOre.
At night they moan q requiem
Over lovely moss grown graves,
Where aDundantiy IN summer,
The long grass gently waves.
They tel Of vain endeavor,
In the crowded city marts.
OF broken and stranded lives
or crushed and aching hearts.
They tell Of a dark and stormy night,
In voices that are dying away;
OF "a lonely. belated waHderer-
Pursuing his perilOus way.
They speak of a crime committed,
Beneath their silent shade.
While conscience and reason slept
OF yengeance-long delayed.
Moan on, On, ever murmuring trees.
Well may you moan and sigh;
For sin Goth reign and fond hearts break
And fond hearts break" they cry.
Wichita, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
JUST w1o Tag Easy IS.
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born ITO tEc ilr - ssocesslo1 Is tsss
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mother ~l1e tarozga fae arls Il
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
DOYOU WANT TO PROSPER
g. WI. JONES.

gospel talk 20 young men. There will be
an exceptionally fiue song service. Mem
tiers OF the celebrated Aeoliau qusrtette
(Coloredl OF Athens, Tenn, who are in the
city IN attendance upon the sessions Of
the synod Of Kansas OF the [. p. church.
10 be held this week, VII! De present at
the meeting aud furnish some selections.
All men are cordially invited.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05

J. L. Isenberg, of the Enid Wave. was
in the city last night ell route home from
Colorado. When he arrived here he
found the Rock Island two hours late and
he was hot for he expected to be able to
get home for the big ratification meeting
billed for Enid last night All Pond Creek
was to have gone down to Enid last night
TO help their allies in the late war TO prop
eTly ratify the legislative act compelling
the Rock Island road TO give them depots.
Mr.. lseubeTg says That times are very
dull in Colorado aud that he much prefers
living ~ the Cherokee strip.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE NOTES.

Tie new Commercial Journal IS oct.
send for copy
Mr.. J + Flrrow IS taking short va
cation n ais home in Nsil-y Center. hsu.
Mr. Reed, editor OF the MulTaue R-cori
n sde tue college q pleasant call % Tues
lay.
NJ Calvin Herman, city, made ar
raaZemeots for full commercial course
Oh Tuesday.
Miss :. May Palmer Of the shorthand
department. has accepted position vii b
M-ssrs. hobrbaugh & Rzucn as stenOg-
raDheT.
Mr.. {. A Sewers. a recent graduate in
he comm =rcial course. Dsce arrange
m-nts for tie toll Shorthand aui type
writing course on "Wednesday.
Mr. c D. Lang. recent gradus has
accepted a position - pTincipti OF TIE
commercial department OF tairnouut
College, Wichita, Kan, for the eas uiug
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
COL TAYLo VISITED.
4 Thief Inyades the Privacy o, His BID Room
AMI Helps nim-elE

Yesterday morning = sneak thief broke
Into the home OF Colone. Tiy or hrlpe
himself TO what SIN Hli Ylurbl-> be could
tiud and depuJei. The c1loae'. IN "A les-
Ier TO the EAGLE concerning the matter
says: ''Some person whose name l. IN
known 20 me called al my residence at the
early hour OF / o'clock yesterday morning
rnt without prese nJluS letters O, intro
Guctiou or waiting for invitation, came
into the house aud even w-nt 20 far A. TO
enter my bed room aud possibly examined
4 e contents Of my pockets aud a a result
/ II ~ be snort toiay a few dollars II
change However. | am damaged bU.
very little 10y the visitor aud yet | don't
like snch ear els. aud therefore won Il
like for the EAGLE TO notify every one j..
the CITY VINO are OF this tier 5 DISPOSE
ton aud who may b Ia the nabit OF max
Ing similar calls. that / don't care TO IN Ike
their acquaintance aud they can't gain any
profit by calling at ms house, for never
Lave enough money or other valuablss on
hand 10 JUSTIFY anybody TO 30 10 the
trouble OF examining the premises with
exp-cta ion OF securing gain"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
ro.Cos srrrKr.ap.

Roscoe Wallace. son OF Mr. and Mrs
John Wallace. was IL years old yesterday
aud Miss Jessie Williams planned a very
happy surprise for him last night. Tie
result was feast OF ice cream, fruit aud
OF her dslicacies TOO namerous 70 mruf on.
Those present were Misses Jesse Wi
liams. Alice Trgat Cordis LiuneIl. C0Teua
Russell, sadie Martin. X ste SIM -ou. Cora
Tucker, Amy Hsvseu. Pearl Aspey. Myrtle
VI ltou. Bessie Dudley, and Mrs~rs John
Williams, CLAYTON CuvrGnt, FL. Stanton,
Arthur lee. RoDald Saith sam Martha,
August HO.istt and Gleed Wallace.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
HAND sPRAINED.

While out riding last night with his
wife and children W. o. Ste-nberg met
with an accident. The kiugbo.t of the
carriage became Uutastened and the fall
ing of the tongue caused the team to run
away. The occupants were thrown out
and Mrs. Sternb-rg's hand was sprat1ed.
Officer Sutton caught the team near the
CareY hotel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
EeAL SITE rEANsFERs

FURNISHED ~ The Wichita Abstrs e.
and Iasud Company
The records a tse register o. deeds osics
show the following transfer
i ". S'ost lots - - - Market =
town = Paso ~. .----.-----.. --... $50;
3 B1rmaan a hf nv ~ Sc .
va ...-......-..-.........-- .---.-... so
stat .tiouat bank LIS : - % y sv-
ton ~ Central ~ sd. lo's j ld q
biz Nscoa - santa Re 1i4 lots u
i Sbsrwo Az Shsrvoo-l = sub
.8t- - A. s6 y Shelton AZ HaA11-
re- 81 Pools sd l0t- $ - 81 sNc<T-
- &C. 81 lot 81 Firsi - Better q
-h-r', sua add llts - = sEt ~
90 .Js a - 5s-ls Nv HEbs-h sd lots
- o 81 >ecnad = D.b1re SGD va Ia
g. q s>eg O. 80 - ~ - O. - = - e
Is ". Morris ia Main - org ioEa
,rf fl.si
Mortgages Es.ssScS. ..-.....-...-.-...-s 49,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05

The gospel meeting for men ~ the J.
n C. a from - ; o'clock t--s afternoon
p-oul - 20 br 8 very Interesting service
R-y. Du-ali McCoEmicz. forn-r.Y q -
Paut- cuurca of th.s city. VII give q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
DOLD IS KILLING
He CANNOT, HOWEVER GET AN AD-
E0UATE SUPPLY OF HOGS.

Grievance Now is on the Other Side
of the Recent Controversy-For
Some Reason People Are Not
bringing in 4 Sufficient
Quantity of Hogs to Sup
ply the Demand Not
withstanding the
Fancy Market
Pri ces.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
PRAISING THE LORD
BIG METHODIST REVIVAL STILL
GOING on SUCCESSFULLY.

All the Churches VIII Hold q Union
Service AT Riverside Park Today.
Some Powerful Sermons Being
Preached III the Mid-t of
the Woods-Old Time
Methodist Spirit Per
vades the Meet
iu--DoingS al
the Camp
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05

Attention, Company 4, You are her
by ordered 70 assemble a tae armory At ;
p. ~, Wedns sday. Aug :. 10 elect cap
tain. By order OF ". ". Miuick. COZ
uapGipg.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
NEW YORK ST0p.F
I'VE Sell Goods Cheaper
Than ANY Other House in the World,
But for Cash Only"
: E have concluded to make a sale Of

WYE have concluded to make a sale OF
wv our entire stock OF all wool. extra
super Carpets of the best makes, Lowells,
Hartfords and others. We have lust re.
ceived twenty pieces new fall patterns. which
we will include in this sale. You can have
your choice of them Monday at 55c, and
for Monday only, as the sale will positively
be over at $50 p. m. To persons needing
all wool super carpets this Is a rare bargain.
as the regular price of these goods is IS and
s. cents.
Another sale Of rare merit will be
Pongee Brilliant Suitin9s at sc per yard.
See them in our north windows. They may
not last long. Come early.
We will make the price, for Monday
only, on our few remaining porch shades at
$I25 each.
500 yards of Silkoline at &c per yard.
An invoice Of White Table Oil Cloth.
extra quality. 2Hc, tomorrow only.
The balance of the Spongcs, Chamois
and Ammonia will be on sale again Monday
at the same prices as Saturday.
CASH HENDERSON,
$50 and 1872 North Main st.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
MAY SERVE MIKADO
WICHITA MAN INVITED TO PAR
TIOIPATE IN THE WAR,

Letter Received Yesterday by Capt.
Burgess, rendering Him a Place,
From Major WATSON OF Iowa,
who Has Been Asked 10
Command a Division of
the Mikado's Army.
WATSON Fought
With the Japs
B e fore.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-19
HOTEL SOJ URNERS.

j. C. Nicholson. J. X. Frausent, L. Big.
Ter, Newton: r. H. Pratt, Fredonia; w. r.
Crowly, Columbus; Charles c. Miller. II.
A..Klymau, Z. S. Bolton, X. G. Rawlings,
&. Dougher ty. Z. d. Norton, st. Louis; A
E. Wells, A. c. Miller, r G. Galusha, w.
H. Earer, G. L. Plumb, Chicago; John S.
Farley, Alex w. Marshall, Il. S. Wilbur,
J. Adger Smyth, Charleston, 5. c.; vii.
liam Wunderlich. j. c. Addison, Topeka
w. r. Savage. wellington; w. II. Hud.
son. Winfield; E. F. Kirk. B. L. McClaiu
and l.. ID. Cooper, Kansas City; G.. Thorn
sin. Oklahoma City; Charles f. Wilson,
WatermilIe, n. Y; 4. L. Fay. Springfield,
No: Nat Wolf. New York; Henry Alkan,
+. Gard, Cherryville; H. NJ. Plumer
Rochester, n. H u. w. Snyder, Aufred
Benz imln and S. S Sanders. Kansas City;
A. NJ. Peck, Hazelton; Fl. A. Cherry,
Omaha; Z. S. Gregg. Cincinnati; 8. V.
Fat, Anadarko, O. +.
Hotel MauhHttan-George W. Monroe
r obert B. Monroe and wife. Tony Murphy
Belle Stewart, May Stewart, Joseph Bar.
rett and wife, o. Westford, r. Resell
Ben F. Grunneil, my Aunt Bridget
company; Edgar Treville, Brookland: c.
Z. Msggard, f. p. Barthin. Kansas City
H. ii. Scott, Hutchinson; ID. Portor, st
Joseph; III. NJ. Ball, Kansas City; g. w
Balkans, Great Bend; George E. Wilkins
Kansas City.
Hotel Metropole-J. R. Patterson. Enid
P. .. Lakewood, Rochester; Geo. Hebber,
Lyons; A. Strasser. Buffalo, n. Y; C.
5 Hall, Burlington. Kan; Mr.. Gresntree
Kansas City: G. w. Giles. st. Joseph; Geo
w. Nelson, Chicago; d. 8 Maxwell, Louis
vile; VIM. O'Conner, Mcpherson; w. II
Boyd, Kansas City,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-19

Every one has purchased q piece Of fuc-
nifuYe for solid mahogany or walnut. only
to find after awhile that the thin veneer
has cracked and cheap work IL exposed 20
view. Now the dealer is much 20 blame
In not showing up these things 70 bis Gus
toner as they look over the stock for IL IL
. we'll known fact that all dealers carry
both reliable goods and cheap material Ia
stock IS the same time. No one can deny
this. We guarantee TO show you every
good and bad point Our lice Of furniture
l. compiete-is fact we have the largest
furniture mporium in the state. IL you
think you. old furniture - looking shabby
come 10 sad we viii show you the incest
line Of new goods. in latest styles and pat
terms, AID also tell you q way 10 dispose Of
your old goods Did ron know that We
are selling our carpets Just n little cheaper
than any plsce IN town, Well. that's " nsi
our customers tell US and We think IL
must he fac; Well. come in and visit
Us and we viii tell yea more about ~
The koe~ Furniture anc Carpet Ers posiarn
North Main street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-19
ODDS AND ENDS.

Percy Glaze of Enid is spending few
days with friends in the city.
A successful entertainment was given
by the Fairmount Institute at the Central
Christian church last night.
James W. McClain and Ella Hersin,
both of this city were married yesterday
in the parlors Of the probate court,
John Goodyear went to Jail yesterday.
He claims to be unable to comply with an
order of court to pay his wife s. per week
and lawyers fee TO obtain divorce.
R H. Brown returned from Pennsyl.
vania yesterday. Mr.. Brown has been
away six months. His wife will remain
in the east Tor a while yet.
J.E. Cummings, f. E. Gathers and c. B.
Gathers were arrested yesterday by Con-
stable Sam Jones on a warrant issued
from Justice keenan's court.
A warrant was issued from Justice
fuckers court yesterday for Pinkey Nor
WOOD. charging theft. Is is claimed by
Grace NcDoulan that Pinkey stole 81
cloak from her.
solomon Growosky's family had q row
yesterday over p cents, the upshot OF
which was that Solomon smashed the fur
niture. SolomoD's wife had him arrested
and be was fined SIS in the police court.
L. J. White, ex-sherif and under-sher-
iff at Montezuma, Iowa, who has been Wis
ting Coroner McCo.ister of this city re-
turned home yesterday preparatory TO re-
turning in the near future and making
Kansas his home. Mrs. White will re-
main until the family are moved here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-19
MuSIO AND DRAMA.

"a Railroad Ticket" which will be seen
at the Crawford tonight, is farce comedy.
full Of fun, catchy music. pretty girls. and
everything that goes TO make M the sue
cessful conglomeration which causes peo-
pie to applaud aud call for more.
The principal comedy roles are taken by
Arthur Motion and James I. Kelley.
Harry Blaney, rs tie persevering col
lector, and Anna Caldwell 10 the soubrette
part, come in for goodly share OF the sue
cess of this combination.
Blaney. the comedian. was formerly with
George Thatcher's Africa" His reputs.
ton as an actor caused Dr.. Freeman to
secure his release from three years con-
tract with the Thatcher company for the
purpose of reiustating him in "A Railroad
Ticket"
At the Crawford tonight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-19
notice.!
A NEW FIRM.

This being the time when
every person is trying to
economic and save all the
money he can, our NEW
METHOD of doing business
ought to take quick like
WILD FIRE. Having bought
for a mere song the few
shoes left at the City Shoe
Store, we are now receiving
a bran new stock of the best
quality of Ladies', Mems
and Children's shoes, bought
very cheap for cash, and by
our New METHOD of doing
bus mess, by selling shoes at
a very small profit. we ex-
pee t to double and triple, in
a very short tim !, the trade
the City Shoe store former
ly had
We will carry 10 cheap,
shoddy shoes. All our shoes
are warranted. We invite
every person TO call. exam
inc and price our elegant
line OF new shoes. and YOU
will be convinced that we
ire telling the plain, unvar-
nished, solid truth when we
say that we are selling shoes
at about half the price that
you have formerly paid for
the same class of shoes.
Mail orders solicited: and
remember that by our NEW
METHOD $500 TO $3.50 buys
an elegant French kid
Lady's Shoe or Oxford; and
from 50 10 81 buys an ele-
CANT hand made kangaroo,
French Calf or Hamburg
Shell Cordovan Mems Shoe.
These prices will knock into
splinters the 100 per cent
profit usually obtained by
shoe dealers.
Terms strictly cash and
one price only.
uhVC RQ0C
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-19

A certain gentleman in this city
known as an epicure was dining q
friend not long ago. and the baby
daughter Of the house. Katharine. aged
seven. was brought a, dessert TO see
the guest The guest who IS very
fond OF children. MAS asking her all
,'-1s o. questions s.li Ger father vas
s4,.acSvhat taken abacS when he asked:
VIVA, do ron love best in the worid?''
aud she answered:
Papa and corn fritterk"-S. Y. Al
,ersiser.