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&&S55Kamm8&. " l. in nMj.-xTmn-1. ijo. "BBWt"nBwxrnaaai j 1 f 4 :,J! ' s" f v 3f W W TEUSOXAL ANI LOCAL ITEMS OP NEWS. WlCiUTA.KAXSAS, SEPT. 27, 1883. GREATEST DAIRY FARM IN KANSAS. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS INVESTED IR !.NDS. CATTLE AND MACHINERY. Another of Sedgelck County's Great Enterprise's of Which the World tat Heard but Utile. Looming up In tbe midst of the wide, smooth valley that stretches away in a di viding ilaln, anil midway between the riv en that bound It upon either ride, with Its many red roof and walls gleaming iu the sunlight like some newly-adorned cattle and about which are marching and counter marching unbroken columns, with here and there a tingle mounted knight, advancing towards or retreating from the shadows of the dark line of timber that fringes and marks the courses of the Little and Ureal Arkansas rivers, seventeen miles north" est of Wichita stands a cluster of largo and small buildings. A nearer approach resolves the cattle, its tower aud battlements and other accessories into a huge factory, ele vated water-tanks, ice houses, a dwelling and numerous barns and out-houses, and the moving columns into herds of cattle aud their attendant keepers, all of the Anglo American Lie Stock and Dairy Company. We don't Luo w as we shall be able to give the readers of the Eagle a clear Ides, of this enterprise, which has within a few months been started la our county, and o quietly that sery few know any thing of its character or magnitude, but we can tell them something. A two-hours drive last Friday, up along the east bank of the Little river, crossing at Hon. K. 1. Thompson's ford, and thence along roads which for miles and miles were hedged with com and freshly-plowed fields In which the new wheat was makiug Us ap pearance, we struck an open piece of prai rie, or which at least was only fenced into great pastures of hundreds of acre, und across which, some four or live miles in the level distance, we first caught sight of the buildings uf the great dairy company. Our carriage load was welcomed right heartily by Mr.Kmest Dretes, the general manager, and his accomplished wife. Sending the ladles to the house wc commenced the work n f systemstically noting every thing that might interest our readers. The house, factory and other buildings arc inclosed with neat and substantial fences through which graveled walks and drives run in ev ery direction with borders of vines, beds of flowers, and plots of gras, all ery nciv, of course, but all nicely kept. Kverywhere through the grounds and into every build ing Water pipes are laid which are supplied by an elevated tank that stands on a tower and which is kept full of fresh water by a steam force-pump located in the factory. There are seven buildingslucludlngthe fac tory, and all arc painted a dark lake orralii eral red, cxcejit the residence. Thu waste waters are carried olf in nciit little open ditches laid in stone, but which will be ce mented next year. No weeds are allowed to grow anywhere, and no trees, except a few eergrecns, within a half mile of the buildings. liming taken a cursory view of our sur-roundiugi-, Mr.Drevcs first conducted us to the cattle lioue which adjoinstuccreamcry on the west. This barn or stable is 40x170, one vast room of oaken floors and of capac ity sufficient to accommodate '-00 milker or more. Jt is provided with fourteen sliding outaide doors, through which the cow ou ter. The room Is twenty feet to the roof A system of shallow, circular-bottom troughs, each thirty feet long, four feet wide aud seven Inches deep, contain the feed. The cows cit facing each other. Ihch auinul is pruidcd with u halter chain which Is at tached to an iron rod whereby, In one min ute's time, one man can, from the oul-Me of the barn, lelcaso the whole herd, while another can, In the same time, open iery door. To every trough and every animal runs fiesh water supply-pipes, and to each s) stem of troughs is a manure siuk and drain, which can be washed out with fresh water after which the whole is carted to the lands. ach milker milks twenty-tivo cows morning and evening. The milk Is carried to a high platform to the weigher, who, from his station can overlook every cow In the barn, aud who weighs each cow's milk and makes n record of It. The milker-, as arc all the'nieu connected with the place, arc f'crinaiiK who were brought up to this business. A shaft runs through the entire length of this building which HtUche to machlucs that cut and griud all the fond given to the milkers, Including cut hay. Adjoining the cattle stable, but separated Irnni It by nn nlr-llght partition, is the creamery building which Is of two stories and a window-glass dome, under which Is situated the machinery conststlugofa cheese mill and cheese press, a centrifugal separat or, a Hlauchard churn, and a revolting butter-worker. The engine-room and boiler-room adjoin this again, but separated from It by air aud dust-proof partitions and doors. All the machinery ol thu creamery room Is run by steam and one man oriees the whole work. The room Is probably thirty feet sqti re with a smooth flagging stone floor, oirr which cool, clear water urns. Adjoining the creamery room onouo side Is a cheese room of clean-scoured shelves and stone floor aud subdued light, in which 273 cheese' eau bo put through the curing process at ouo time. Another room adjoins the main room called the cream room with two immense tin vats inclosed in . wood, also a stone floor. Still another room to the west of the machinery room, also with stone floor, Is the packing or tirklu room. Hut the main room Is tho one or chiefest Interest. Hero revolves a great tln-llned tank that will hold llrty barrels of milk, SO feet Iu circumference through which travels a many toothed revolving crab that cuts the curded milk into millions of little pieces. Next comes the lllanchard cburn, clean and sweet, bciug scalded ev ery day, as arc all the tanks and vends with its gTeat revolting paddle-wheels that bring butter from sweet cream, lty the way, Mr. Dreves informed us that the churna used In the Kansas creameries were no good, being too complicated and not sus ceptible of proper cleansing which is abso lutely necessary to street butter. We notice, M.Vt 1.11 f H'lll.l. im M.tt', .In.i.11... ill. ll. . ., , , , . . , ,, . . . ., i train of two fine coaches and a baggage car trifocal separator which holds about it hall I ' ,,,,. , " ,,. , , , , , i . .i between Wichita and Kansas City. The barrel of milk and which revolves at the , , , .... ... ,.. , . , ... ... ,.,,.. ; new train will leave at 4:lf a. in., aud arrive almost Inconceivable velocity of 1,900 times ,,,,., , . .. ., , .. at 9:15 p. m. This makes three passenger a minute, separating the cream from the , i , , , ,,, ,' . , . ., . ... trains for tho north da Iv. There are now ml k, and the milt from tho water, aud the , .. . .-., -':,. . , ..... . . . i four dat y passenger trains north, two easts water from any stray dust or dirt, aud send-1 ,.''., . .-. ., .. ing each off in pipes iu different directions. Last of all is tho r.ctoltiug butter-ttorkcr. clpally In wheat, corn and oits. In add), tlon to the cattle there are ISOPoIandCblna hogs on the place, and ducks, geese, chick ens and turkeys in great numbers. The turkeys and chickens have fine quarters, all painted and thoroughly clean. The geese arc of the Toulouse breed Immense, wad dlers. The company cure their own meats, and the smoke house, which is also a red painted affair, is very unique In Ita material arrangements. Tbe Ice house Is an immense affair, with thousands of tons capacity. The horse stable Is as bandy as a "pocket lnaihlrt,"and the horses, ponies and mules, of which there were several, were One, fat and sleek. Of our long talk with Mr. Droves about the different kinds of milk cows and bis ex perience, wc have room for but little.. He has been in America less than two years, but talks Kngllsh very well, as does vMr. Dreves. Krnest Dreves Is a man probably any-live years of age. His whole life has becu spent In the business In, which he is now engaged, and the supcri'ntendency ot twenty-eight farms belonging to "his duke" who died last April, and for whom he en tertained a real affection then and pleasant memories cow. Ills son Is a cavalry officer In the German army, and his daughters, by his first wife, are all married to men of the higher class in bis native country. In our after-dinner talk he exhibited their pic tures with no little pride. He Informed ui that be hud tried every breed of milkers and almost every conceivable cross of the fam ous milkers of the world, but of the' Kng llsh, Scotch, (lerinan, Holland and Swiss breeds of milkers, none, nor the crosses of any, would come up to the "black and whites" aud Holstelns. Xcxt to them are the Jerseys, Guernseys, Aldcrneys aud Ayr shires, but In quantity of cheese and but ter they, on an average, fell short from two to three thousand pounds of milk annually. His whole herd of black and whites and Holstclns he said would average upwards of 10,000 pounds of milk per annum. As an earnest of his success and standing as a breeder of milkers, after a delightful din ner he showed us upwards of 200 prizes aud awards taken by htm in the cattle shows of Europe. He has Iu his private office at his residence upwards of thirty silver prizes. The most of these consist of a solid silver corrugated base, a smooth sliver colnmu surmounted by a Holstelu cow. On the smooth columns are engraved th name and age of the cow or bull and the year of the award and name of the society. He has three wall brackets tilled with these valua ble and coitly mementos of bis. success as a breeder. Two of these are very tine, being large silver flagons on bases of porphyry, and two are bulls on metallic or bronze bases, ornamented with medalions. He has also separate oil paintings of three of his famous cows and one bull hanging oil the wall of his room. One cow, a "black aud white," took four successitc premiums, as a one, two, three and four-year-old. An other animal wc must honor with a notice and that Is a dog which it would pay any lover of the canine to take the trip just to see. All of our readers have heard aud read of Prince Hismarck's Franz, an im mense blue mastiff that follows the old chancellor everywhere. This dog's sire Is a brother of Hismarck's Franz. He is only fourteen months old, a pup, but weighs 110 pounds in very thin flesh. He it simply im mense aud looks like he might be a cross between the father of a mule and a Hcngal tigress. Wo would rather. meet, the ".Old Scratch" himself of a dark night than this great ponderous blue mastiff. Hut our notes have gone as far as they can possibly Interest, aud wc will close tho ob servations of the day's ramblo by stating that the Anglo-American Live Stock and Dairy Company is another of Sedgwick county's big things, that the Jntcstmcnt is now valued at 100,000 and that withlnwo years Mr. Dreves fays it will be worth 200, 00, aud that it will pay a good dividend on that capital. Tho company consists of five men: C. II. Schmidt, the general foreign agent of the Santa Fe Company, president; 11. Warkenteti, vice president; dipt. It.i M. Splvcy, of Xetvtou, whom mauy ol our readers know, treasurer; Julius Simon, secretary aud agent, and Krnest Dreves, our genial and pleasant host, general manage- : ', ' THE WICHITA GAS WORKS. :m For the Eagle. Y AIM SUI0 HON. The gioamin'i falling soft and slow. The kine arc a' gang bame ; The chorin's done about the farm,' And In the home the same.- -' The guld mon titi him down to read, Wl' spectacles on nose, Lets fa' the paper in his lap, An' tak'a a wee bit doze. My guld mon Is ca very braw, Nor comely in bis speech, Hut gin be were a minister, He wad na better preach. That guld mon dear full mony years, Has been upon bis feet ; An' gin I should out-last him here, 'Twould cause me salr to greet, The true blue een that sparkled bright, When he cam' courtlu'.me, . ,' Are fjjrowln'' dim wl care an' time Hc'a wearyln' tae be free. When my ain heart was young an' blithe I lo'ed him weel, ye ken ; An' now he's auld, he's yet to me, The brawest, best of men. l'EOTOXK, Ka8., Sept. 21St, 18&1. PERSONAL. Mrs., Dan. Innes, of Lawrence, Is in the" city, -visiting relatives and friends. William Decker and L. D. Gossler, two solid, substantial farmcra of Union town ship, left Monday for a trlptoPennsylvania, their old home. Tbey took with them a number of samples of Kansas products, and also posted themselves In regard to the growth, size, etc., of our city, the one-half of which, if told, will make the inhabitants or the old .Keystone State open their, eyes. Xext Friday evening there will be a csr nlval at the rink. Mrs. Emma Cook Munn is visiting her pareuts ami friends. The new two-cent postage stamp will be In order next Monday. One of our dry goods merchants' sales on Monday footed up over $1,000. Mrs. J. K. Woltz hat gone to Mt. Morris, Illinois, to visit her old home friends. Mr. Hen Hear and wife are at home again after a month's absence east, visiting. The cold wave is happily past, and the great valley blooms untouched by the early frost. Charley Warriuer arrived home last week but lie is too feeble to get around to sec bis many friends. Sirs. Taylor, ilrs. Millcn and Miss Carrie Brown are In Emporia attending the tem perance convention. The Xessly sale of cattle will take place on the farm in Illinois township October 1st. Head their notice. C. W. Hitting, of the great Keystone Clothing House, is lu the eastern market buyiug goods which are now arriving. Another musicalc, and said to hate becu a very delightful affair, occurred at the res idence of J. II. Todd Monday evening. The newly-sown fall" wheat is up nicely In all portions ot the county. The early September rain was everything, desired. District 'o. 44, at 31 1. Hope, call for bids for the erection of a large two-story school building. Contractors will take notice. The gas mains are going down very rap idly. The mains are down the whole length ol Douglas avenue, and nearly the whole length of Main street, and the force, this Week, are nt work on Market street. The works are nearly completed and the retorts going iu. The rescrtolr and container will soon lie ready to receive the fluid. These gas works, and all that pertains to Ibem, arc said to be the finest and most complete of any in the State, As an evidence of their character, the bids fat furnishing the apparatus, pipes uud ma chinery, which were received lu St. Louis, varicdtotlic.amouulof about 53,0 Judge Hill could not understand tho great differ ence in the bids until he had employed an expert when he found that one class of bids were for tho ordinary works of small towns erected tor a bonus or to sell, and that the higher bids covered permanent work's; good for two or three llfcs time. At Judge Hill desired a permanent investment, one that might benefit his son, be accepted the best works bid, for. The result will Je that our gas will be of the best and our light of the finest. SEWERAGE.. " ". More than once wo have alluded in a qui et way to the talk, every once in awhile In dulged in, about the necessity of sewering this city. Those who vould not be called upon to assume the burthen may theorize as much as they please, hut such talk, for the present at least, is all bosh. Such an undertaking would not only prove an un tupiHirtablc burtbcn.tp the tax-paycr,lnit depreciate the pr'ico of aif realty within' the corporate limits of the city and nearly, If uot quite, wreck a majority of our business men. To thoroughly, substantially and completely sewer this city and wo want none other with Its present graileslnvolvcs more than l dreamed'of by those1 who urge it, Wc hat o enough, If not too many, bur thens for the present, already. Wbeu wc have reached a population of twenty-five or thirty thousand will be soon enough to agi tate a system of sewerage. WICHITA AND KANSAS CITY. The Santa Fe has put nn a dally daisy David Smart, of Vernon county, Mo., and Mrs. C. S. Glenn, of Johnson county, Ind., cousins of Gov. Glen are paying him a visit. The Leavenworth 7Tmrj'now saytlt nev er doubted the EaglkJs .corij itory. Col. Ai was afraid we' vfo'uld imp hlmjlic car Q. O. D. ' ' - Prof. Sickncr, the muslclau, has taken possession of bis new cottage on North Topeka; It it a. very line .'and picturesque abode. Mrs. Henry Schweltcr and Mrs. Chris. Kimmerle, with their little ones, have gone to tho capital to visit their relatives and friendi. " ' -' ' ' M t Dr. II. O. Uurlcigh is rejoicing over the advent of an eleven-pouud boy at his house The new bcir made his first call for some thing to eat last Sunday. The G. A. It. Post at Winlield will hold a reunion about tho middle of October, and all members of Garfield Post and all old soldiers are cordially Invited. i . i . The attention of the ladies Is called to the announcement of Mrs. Sherman, who makes known a grand opening of iniilhicry goods on Monday and Tuesday next. Will the man, who hitched his team in front of A. D. Wheeler's store Tuesday morning, September 2oth, return the 40 lbs ofibaconput in Ma wagon by mistake. The Wilkins' sale will tako place at the Perry Wilkins farm on Wednesday, Octo ber 3d, wbero cattle, horses, hogs and farm implements will be disposed of at auction. Mrs. J. F. ICeese and her son Elmer have gone east on an extended trip, to be absent several months visiting friends and rela tives In Illinois, Pennsylvania and Mary land. ' ' The government advertises in this issue of tho'ExGLE lor 'fo'dr.mdiion pounds of shelled corn. Sedgwick can furnish it, and ten timet' n ,mucb, and'havo pough left and to spare. Trie, weather this Week has been delight ful, and the trade unprecedented. The streets have been in a jam, and every bu siness house has been put to it to fill orders and supply customers. - ' : ... , i JC, Swaa, pf, Grant Itownsllip, has pub llshed a book under the title of "The Fu ture by the Past," sixty-five pages, in which he undertakes to tell farmers when to sow and when they will have good crop. Mrs. E. L. Hoxic, of Benton township, just across the' county line, bronghtus a few specimen onions, nine in all, which weighed 9 pounds, two of them weighing Si ponnds. They arc of the Bermuda va riety. Capt. Fred G Smyth has been very lotr from the effects of a surgical operation per formed in Dublin. At oue time his Ufa was despared of. He It better now and I traveling in Germany expecting to sail for home nxt month. Mr. George Steenrod's father, who came over from York State last week, It a bale and hearty old gentleman, and a man of high intelligence and rare good sense. He hat watched the development ol this -valley since the grasshopper year cloitly, (but he says the improvement In country," town and people is simply wonderful. CITfllARKET. Wheat, dry and in condition for mill Wheat, thinning ..'.. .&0&70 Corn 28 OaU V18 SblDDlnehois fJ4.00V2W.25 Stockhogs $5.00 uame jnn3.ou ,V gentleman came into the postofflce' on Monday and inquired ii "the gentleman overhead" had auy rooms for rent At the postofflce building it a single glory affair it It Inferred that "the gentleman down be low" hat no more room to spare, which, no doubt, will be welcome newt to tbe Demo cratic ring of Wichita. Tbe akating carnival will occur on Friday evening. A large number of the ladiet and gentlemen of tbe city were present and witnessed tbe contest for the gold medal last week which was won byMissltcna Brook and Fred. Baldwin. No real objec tion can be offered against an hour or two't sport, occasionally, at the rink. Thos. Jewell it adding another story to his building in Eagle block, and Mr.' Ketch urn la also, in connection with Jewell, run ning his building up another ttorv. Hess will be compelled to follow suit before long when the block will be finest and the largest in the city, containing twelve ground-floor business rooms averaging 23x100 feet each. Those solid and growing blacksmiths and manufacturers, McGriff & liucnerldge, are putting up some splendid buggy work to order. They arc honest mechanics and toy body is sale in warranting their work, of whatever character. They have just re ceived a lot of the liuest and- best carriage wood-stock ever brought to Wichita. It is said that tho Wichita A Kingman ex tension will be the finest piece of railroad in Kansas. The grades are of extra width, the ditches' fifteen' rect from foot of fill, hewn oak tics of extra size, and steel rails. A steam pile-driver is being used to put In the bridge across the Great Arkansas, the pile-work of which now reaches the middle ol the stream. To tl(Eiiior, If IbTEvU:, (Julie a number' ol citizens in Union township paid iu money to help defray the expenses of prosecuting, or defending our rights in the pump business, and I see by the Eaqlk that the attorney employed has not received anycouipensation as yet for his" work. ow, we would like to know what was done with the money we sub scribed and paid in.. W. F. S. 'The Institute of the XInnesca'h Baptist Association will meet at Clearwater, twen ty miles southwest or Wichita, Sedgwick county, ou Wednesday evening. .October .'Id, 18S3. Elder Wj F. Harper, of Wichita, will preach the opening sermon. The Ast sociatlou will meet at the same place on Friday morniug, October Jjtb,lSS3, O. F. SrENCKK, Association Clerk. Hob TcrryJ a 'Texas desperado charged with murdering a man by the name of Hart at ihinnewell. August lst,lSS2,was brought to this city on Monday, by J. S. Crozier, U. S. Marshall of Tcxa, and turned over to the LT. S. authorities here in pursuance of a preliminary examination held before a U. S. Commissioner, at Dalas, Texas, where Perry was .captured. He was jailed, and will have to remain iu confinement for a year. Tflhe SJUor of the Eagle: AVilfjod please correct an' error that ap pears in the published list of premiums awarded by the, fanners' fain The list, aa published, says thefirst premium was award ed to Joseph Fnbrman for exhibiting the best stallion of an age or breed, whereat the first premium was awarded to G. W. and L. Black, Instead of Mr. F., iu sweep stakes. D. A. Mitchell, Secretary. The Zephyr Flouring Mills have added the new process machinery, and Dr. Don says that1 ifereaftcrjTthey propose making the 'Solid Comfort" a specialty, which the mills of this city, or no other shall excel! for purity nnj bread-making qualities. And we should judge, so if the sack Iclt at our kitchen door is a sample. Their idea Is, and aim will be to furnish the highest and best grade of family flour forhome con sumption without reference to auy demand from abroad. "Solid Comfort" for home patrons first, and foreign merchant trade second Is the motto. Try a sack of the "Zephyr's Solid Comfort..' -The failure of Kemenyl to give satisfac tion in Wichita is attributed to the fact that "The Arkansas Traveler" was not on his programme. Emporia Xttci. In that your wit got ahead of your infor mation. Hcmenyi did play "The Arkansas Traveler" as arranged and variated by him self; but, the editor ol the JVVtrsnot being a musician will probably fall to catch on to "variated." J't Philadelphia Store. lamrgXB' ax t; fiut tt wii &" " ' Lsorll,3 'H" Cv i assnrosOBxii li-L i !;i. ...hnn'i 'fO? , I ikmtCn ) .irM infill' c t .'tin !? " .i t-,f- -.-: Fall !'. ( nt 'uw8,1-k "j4! -i . -; Uftfrt' v1fr WM-.J- ni '- '! - ft, ..; t , -!.- s- - .' -i :- -r -' '-. .i Winter! I-1 M 1 iVii UOS isc.: .nit ,' r Otxii j. X.f A critical examination our ilisplay of Fall and Winter Garments is tir- gently Invited.' VeTtow' submit-for the inepeclioiiW the public au entirely new slock of1 ''-' C -i :-,-'! ''.-v... ' i i iiti t . ' - 'n s-'tit':''. Men's B6ys,&Childreifis,'Clot'hing manufactured br-ourselvcs at our factory in Philadelphia, and embracing all the latest styles and choice patterns or fabrics and trimmings. The entire stock has been made with the single aim of placing before our customers a class of. jjarractits which for STYLE, MAKE and DUKAUIMTY lias no superior, and wc unhesitatingly " ' Guarantee EVERY -GARMENT Sold! in every particular, for tho quality of flieso goods'is so excellent and wc have marked the prices so low, that they will bring us the prices asked at any time. Wc invite every reader of the Eaot.k to carefully and critically examine our stock of . ,, i Dry Goods, V t. -i. i : .v s: " Boots & Shoes-y , r j i . f . : L I r. Grand Display of Artistic Dry GoodsL 2,, - v cLSBiaa A , Magnificent toUection of-the fi World's1Edductipns! ,-w: ' 't .-v.-M y..:',tj ' J.I. IV t Now oa exhibition at the Mammoth Establishmert of iSP.XlTfPO- INNES & RI07S:SJOaSf:X.T.P.O. 1 -i.sl-nfi'-.i 'tfty '. We are now rtiotrlBfr a!Fnll UneMall the wTl tA O jTl Latest-Novelties in Plain AndEancy Dry Goods for Fall and Winter' Wear I kftfcV Mf BLACK CASHMERES. !BT-JkJCHL ioo Pieces. ioo Pieces. :i.!tri CASHMERES. liiT ioo Pieces. TtMeit qialHy mk wllta fcr 5t Certs. ' W8i-Ceit qwMj mw selliHg fir CO'Crati? ! 85-ft qiu.iljw sflllig fr tt Celts. Colored Cashmeres in Every Style and at Every Price Lower than ever. CamletteV-':'lvCrape Cloth. Armures, Barritzs Ottomans, Famise, Etc., Etc. Black Silks. -. laboo-D '(I Black Silks. Black Silks. .::-:, .?." fl1.4Si:i.?:?C s W2 Qnineta and all tbe Standard BrandB. (ST C" G" CALL AND EXAMINE OUR BLACK BILK FOB $1.00 PEE . J ii ' YARDWORTH $1.25 ELSEWHERE! .S -i3 CO; :..!; Oar L.BeefjNetkwerJs Ceprteje, wttfc ill ill lfc Lrtert KeTeltles New Capes,1 Fickies, Scarf feffg, Jafc, Etc., Elf. r - .T s--T ' - r - Jfc- i.lA- & :i riiA u Hats. Caps, Notions, etc. We do not.ask you to buy now, but wo desire that you Minll-SPO what. we .In rr nn iii mifilitv and'iiricc before you buy anywhere. It won't hurt you, uor will it cost you anything, but it will certainly help you to laj-ynur, lilans for vour fall and winter purchases and convince you that wc can serve ' i I you better than any house in this vicinity. - GENTLEMEN : Don't forget our FURNISHING GOODS- DEPARTMENT! gg- Kor thero-i no. belter, display-of these goods in town 'than ours. A..KATZ. (jy It will pay every lady contemplating purchasingr for Fall "Wear to examine our New Fall Goods. IlSriSrElS 5g ROlSSr.: r.i'J imuil ollhtolA 1-0,1- -JJXTPO:-lUIUIIlIIIIIIIlII iiiiiniiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiii NNNNNNNNNNNN'NNNNN NNNNN XNXNX :W m: rw ;o szr hi: ,-t ,- !! XNNX NNNN FF.EEE EEEEE sssss sssss RRRR RRRH OOOO ,0000 SSSSS' sssss 'SSSSS 8SSSSS -)N-X-T-P-0(-Under the Horseshoe XXNX XXXX EEEEK EEEEE SSSSS SSSSS . &&&&' &&&& um:i: KKItlt OOOO OOOO SSSSS sssss sssss ssssss . jor;. 'AViZi r I JS. TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. Tliero will be an examination of appli cants Tor certificates to teach school, at the Fourth ward school house in Wichita, on Saturday, the 29th day of September, 18S3. i It. D. Hammond, . County Superintendent. RATES TO ST. LOUIS. EhMJ For Salt. "Five hundred sheep for tale, consisting of Cottswolds, Westerns and Merino gradet. Inquire of O. II. Humle, Zephyr Still, or ol James ilcllatb, at ranch two miles west or Afton postofflce. " Isreal Brot will give prompt attention to drug customert. 2'!,t Firms for Silt- Jiear Wichita, choice lands, well located, and well Improved. Prlcea moderate and terms easy. Apply to Robert Williams, Payne township, personally, or through .Wicbtta postofflce. 2f3- The druggist at Isreal Brot. ready to wait upon customers. Is always S7-3t For 8lt er Tridt for City Preptrty. . 80 acret or Improved land, 1 buggy. 1 grain drill, 1 riding plow, 3 common plows, 1 corn sheller, 1 tcraper, 1 stand bear. M. U. Clark, Corner Fourth ave. and English SI. 26-4 If we except.tlie cheese press which lias a capacity of fourteen cheese at a time. The butter-worker Is a revolting table, twenty fret in circumference to which is attached a fixed corrugated cone cylinder under which tho butter passes. Around above this room which Is lighted by a dome sky-light, is a corridor, upon 'which visitors can stand' and watch the whole operation ol all the machinery. Back of this corridor is the private rooms of tbe workmen, who live here and get tbclr food from a kitchen be low, which is provided with an Immense hotel range. Now let us, If we ran, make the &rraiige went understood : The man who stands on the platform iu the cow house, after he has weighed and recorded the milk ofoach cow, turns tbe lacteal fluid luto a funnel whence It it quickly carried by a pipe to the centrif ugal separator, where In a twinkling the cream is extracted and sent In one direction totbettcam churn, through a bright cop per pipe, the milk at the same time bclug tent through a tike plpo In another direc tion to tbe cheese vat, and the refuse whey In still another direction for tbe troughs of the hog pens. And one man oversees all this. There it much other machinery about the place of which we took little note. AU the food ttcutbypachlueryand then thorough ly itetmed from the' main Tiolltr which Is of 25-borte power. The engine it a beauty and doet Itt work noiselessly. The cheese boxet and flrkint, for which material It car ried In stock, are made on Ihe place. The engine and boiler rooms are thoroughly plastered sod provided with cement' floors. The capacity of the present machinery 'it C00 poundt of butter and 24 cheeses of 20 to 25 poundt each, per day. One hundred and thirty-sir cows are now on the place besides forty odd other' cattle, locludinc sixteen Imported liolstein cowt and two Imported, bull. Betides these, there sre a number, we should think 20 or 30. black and white lioUand heifers, one ad two-year-olds, perfect beauUss, and al most numberless calves. Tbe 'black , and white" HoHaidert srt sJbbuKlheaame i the Hottteln except that the JJolstelos are oritiatJIy-'of.Mt. Jrsfcu'orTfotae oUssr crest, sad are red sad white." But we esvMtte the true Hollaadtrt were Mr. SfsTss'.toTfrttas." Tkeyexpeet to add yet Mt asHfcsrs to tae farm, watch hrta coastsU f stxaad a half seetloat, er 4,W0 acres, ifvW sa jsrassst 990 jswser. shcii vat i9e.xVtA and two south, or eight paassuger -train arriving 'and departing daily, viz: three north by the 'Santa Fe, one north by tbe 'Frisco, two south by the Santa Kc, one, east by tbe Fort Scott, besides the freights and mixed trains of each of tho roads. The track between here and Sedgwick City it kept hot, being use'dbfliotU tfie Santa- Fi and 'Frisco. The mail trains on the Santa Fe arrive and depart about ten minutes earlier since last Sunday. OLD SOLDIERS. Will take notice that on Tuesday evening October 2d, they can apply for admission and be mustered Into the O. A."B. without the customary delay. A grand old camp- fire and bean-bake will follow the tnusttr- In, to which all members of the G. A. It their families, and all did' soldiers are in vited. Let this be a genuine reunion, not only of the members of the Post, but of all who wore tbe blue in the days of auld, lang syne. . Stkwabt, Commander Garfield Pott Xo. 25. J. A. Wallace, Adjutant, ( 'People -In traveling always seek tbe old established lines where tbey know they can get good accommodations every day in the week, as for instance sleepers and chair vara. Parties by taking the lines that cen ter' at the Union depot, A., T. S. F. and St. I.. & S. F., you are sure of these fea tures. $tr.35 for the round trip by either line to St. Louts. Tickets good to return till Monday, October 8th, will be on sale at tho Union depot, Sunday, September 30th. Train leaves at &.V) a. jn. .1. G. I.yetii. : '" i ; 1 Aeent WouncehenVs." To the Editor pf the Eagle: Pleaso announce J. L. Moore, of Delano township, as an Independent candidate for sheriff of Sedgwick county, Kansas. Isreal Bros, for carefully compounded prescriptions day or night. 27-.1t If you want to sell or trade your farm or city property, call on or write a description to aixon Elliott, !I-tf 123 Douglas Avenue, Wichita. Stock ranches oue of 3,500, one ol 1,0 and one of 1,000 atrcs, for sale cheap by 21-tf Slxon Elliott. ACKE PLATS' tin Bttidtnt Lots Fir 8ale. Mr. Wm. Grelffenstein offers for sale on -easonable terms and fair prices, a number of resident lots, each containing a full acre of ground. For particulars call on him or J. M. Steele. - Ferrell bat laid out in town lots 30 acres more, just east ol Modioli's home on Law rence Avenue, which it will pay purchasers to examine. 13-tl U 1ST. X.T.IP.O. INNES & ROSS. n iH, F- FRIEND, 1 Real Estate, and Land Scrip$ Broker! ij Tickets; good for nine days, are on sale at both depots for tbe St. Louis fair, at $15.35. JThe Fort Scoft "Wlchit rill start; spe- arrivo at St. Louis next morning at C-JO, Tbe 'Frisco will be on time as usual.1 Public Silt cf High Grant Short-hire Cattle. I will sell on my farm 3 miles southeast of Wichita, on Tuesday, October 9tb, 18S3, ttifint J rtsiml fit ItfiTii trmttf, ft trio nswialat- c!Lon.Sun"ay.mornlpg at?:3Q. .wUich,Mj-n8 of cow ciferil ,tetrg( and two bulls. This Is no calling-out talc, but In cludes all tho grade cattle I have, and tome good ones. Hcason for selling : I have all th thoroughbred Short-horns I can keep on,my farm. Alto four Poland China pigs. Lunch at 12, tale to commence at 1 p. m. Terms of talc : Nine months with ap- proveOKenriCyMitbjinterest'tt tbe rate of -10-per cent. Hi per ceatroff for cath. 3T-2t E. S. Kicuiioltz. All-Hialiir, Balum. E. W. LA88XLL, Dear Sir : It affordt me great pleasure to apeak In tbe highest termt of the value of your All-Healing Uaf asni as a medicine that should be in every family. Being afflicted with pain In my back and having tbe kidney complaint, I was induced by your agent, E. Vangundy, to purchase and try a bottle of your All Healing Balsam. 1 took tbe medicine ac cording to directions, and now, having us ed It for the past three or four weeks, I find myself relieved entirely liromUbepalir In my back, and my kldneyt no longer afford me any trouble. I have no hesitation In saying that one bottle of medicine, for which I paid fifty cents, It the best Invest ment I ever made In my life. -I heartily commend your All-Healing Balsam to tbe public, as being just what you represent It to be. and good for all tbe ailments set forth in your circulars. Yours, 4c, George Park. Clarion, Kans., April 30tb, 1883. Ttf Collins' Ague Cure is a strictly vegetable remoiiy. wblcbuever fails to euro Chill and Fever, Third Day and Dumb Ague, and every form ot Intermittent and malarial dis case. Results are produced with this rem edy that are limply impossible with qui nine or any other preparation. Price, 60 centt per bottle; every bottle warranted. Sold by all druggists. 19-18 i ELECTRItAi.;UCMTv ' ' Col. W. S. Jenkins, formerly register of the United States land office at thlt place, but for aome-yaart postldsmIlJel theaKan-' saa City electrical tight company, and M. W. Levy, Ai W.- 01isr,H?F. Werlaadr and J. C. Bedfield, of this city, submitted a proposition to tbe city council in the' form of an ordinance, last week, looking to the lighting of tbe streets or thlt city with elec tricity by tbe tower system. Mr. David Hays' smiling race b again teen on our ttreett after a three month' absence east, His family bat' been for the 'greater art of tbe time In .Minnesota, but Jar. Hays, himself, spent the season la the busi ness centers or Chicago, St. Louis and Cin cinnati. He thinks we have, as a town, falriy Wra4talagslile Jowalaiils: at-' seaee, but still he foaad his. old, home, sad UjrhfWCBfctor. - - CcC Stewart aoldfosTjIoBilay last a pair of sp1iorieelLSlBMisH,)f XcrMrsoB eoamy. waica xae iawr, wo was at the State.Fab KOBoaaee wsperlor UjB4trtto.MytftkBisNvW ex albWoa there. The cotoael's .refMattoa as a breeder of Folaad Cklaas of great ex vXhe.Hiaws.tlla academy It overflowing. so It tbe private inttitutlon at Fort Scott, and to would the Wichita school have been had. tbe. people been .permitted to go ou frith It.. A fifteen thousand dollar.additlon tt being built to the Fort Scott building. J. F. Beete it tearing out the floors of his building on Douglas avenue and will add another story and convert the whole into two new business rooms, which wilt be 25x 100 feet each. The building will be, when completed, oneof lljejflnest on that street- Bev. Kelly was absent last Sunday dedi cating a church at Melvern, on the Maralt drt Cygnes river iu Osage county. It was a rainy, gloomy day, but he raised $900 in thirty minutes, and dedicated tbe church free or debt. Tbe doctor is irresistible .when be gets suited, j . i The Knights of Pythias, or thlt city, have engaged the Union Squaro Theatre Com pany for October 2d, which cosaes on Tues day sVeBlDg-'nextl. Vrnh it's benefit for the Lodge and tbe Opera House will be a Jtm. The company will put its best and most pojBalMrynp lor that alfjht. 0y1 i j Tbe mutieale of Dr. and Mrs. HeCoyJast Friday ntrWiras lanrelyatterideCA, afsher:f.atBsjffjtntjfrjWj;Frt Soottaa other places were present, Mtiaes many representative! of home talent. We be lieve the affair alto had a social phase which was participated In by many. Dr. F. S. McCabe, of Topeka, filled Bev. Hewitt's plseq on finaday moral Bg, delight ing a large anil' intelligent congregation. The venerable divine, who Is oae of tbe ripest tcbolan In the State, and whom we are prood to call friend, made us a call on Monday in company with Dr. Steutomaa, of Ia&Miw " ' maaoTJ s2 ,t, Jiaw MvMesyl riet us ataaMotlesajt creaWgreen eatlag apples from his farm wfileaTwere excoediagly"iae. ife'did1? sUacpie !islde-rrewT.'Jlrie iQy 2LZ?M&3?&r .!fVi 4 Tm sarthwest coraar ol Doafrtea aveave mMfkfmMHtmAfni na V&SLi i Omr lady readers wtHperaM the May Mt- ( jeaa Vy;tjBa' wekaweMrMk ajaaisK.' And m denbt lsbataatttj araC fjhe Hfe and mtaiM f tbe writer. !1TI wa4ehe4is,oU adifassllasraf ., A i .T ' alaaaasssssssssssssssssssssslsBss) HsMM MMt , ahakyt bUdia wMk har SfM..TBMsNlBSSliBB- -v-- - --. M ;, tick adjetalac tires Tsrsl 'Ill'n-K fiavffenntnvrVnBirfflit dnifgItrandprccript(ons taken there vtll have prompt attention. 27-3t Cash Sals of Totug Cattle. will tell at the farm of W. II. Baugh- man, 34 miles northwest of Ohio Center, 10 south .and 4 wett.of Wichita, on Monday, uciooer isi, aea, commencing st iu o'eioea a. m., tbe following stock: 12 beau or yctirling heifers, 12 head or two-year-old hel fers, 12 head of three-year-old heifers, all, with calf bva thonruzbbred ball: one twb-jear-old bull. "This U' afine Ibof yoiing cattle, tbe heifers being one-half Short-horn. Will be sold wltbont reserve for cath In hand. Ton. Jokes. Jack Htjko atb, Anctloaeen 27-lt Isreal Bros, have employed a competent druggist, so you can always be waited up on, when calling upon them. Ko more dls- appolBtmentt eaated by the absence of the Isreal brushes. Bros, have a complete stock ot 27-3t Waited. A girl for general bouse work in a small family. Enquire at Dr. Furley'e residence. corner ToDeka avenue and Elm street. Street cars past the door. , For Chills and Fever. Ague. Dumb and Third Day Ague, remittent or Intermittent fever, or any disease of a malarious nature, use Collins' Ague Cure. It is an absolute and positive cure, thoroughly cleonslng the system ot all germs of malarial poison, act ing directly upon tbe liver and bowels. Every bottle is warranted to cure or money refunded. Price, 50 cents. Sold ,by all druggists. 1M8 Bens. 'A large variety of. cbolcett roses for sale. C.A. Parhoxs, 15-tf Motley avenue, north of First st. .200,000 acre ot'iaruf for sale, iu nil stages of improvement and in auy sized t ra'cts, from 5 acres up to 2,500. Choice farm property a specialty. Also some excellent stock ranches, from $3.o5 to $6.00 per acre. The following price-list is subject to change, and in many instances terms-can be made, to suit ihe purchaser. " " Ninnescah PROCLAMATION. Election Whertut, Township iNotioa. , Ihe Ibianl oM'ouuty OliuiiUl"n- rrof!rliclrk. County. In .-c.-ileorKnn.il, at a special mtetlnsofialil lluanliluly iirla oa ins iwtlim nay oi r-cjunuuer, ia-- ihiui.- uir followlnjconlsr. towtc: AtasKlalrurelinxorth Uosrvl or C iir.ty tkiamlssinnerliiaDU firtti IVnmty of.-edK-nlcksn-l htateof Kansas, at Ilia oIU-e ur Hie ConntyClrrk uf said Cuiiaty, In the Cliy or Wlchlu, la sal'i oiinly, ou the ttrslltti Ur of Srptembr. l-'na. there wrerei-ta-iuemler ol said Hoard. IJeo-pettleennHij chairman, ami A. n. Oliver anil . w. "alter, me inner two members thereof, and K. A. lurey. County Clerk or said ounty J a. .elltion u preeenteil to sulci Hoard, sljlnit li more Hull two-tilths of Ihe re.lilent U3t-lajer of ell Mnnescah Township, orsalit Cotrniy nml Mtato, which, with the signature omitted, l In Ihe nonls ami figures lulloorlu(t. to wit rKTrriox. To the llnnorelte Board oj Count! Commiiiijntrt oSedgirict CVuny, in the Mat' of KaneaM: 'the undersigned, being more tliau iwo-rlftli of the resilient tax-payer of Nlnne-icah, a mu nicipal township In salil Conuly anil State, re specifnfly pray jour hhuorableboily to submit to the mialllled electors of salil town. hip a proposition tosnli-eritie tweutj-twu Ihuiu-iml dollars to the capital stock ol the. !. luU, 1. Scott X Wichita ICallnuul Company , a. eorira tion createil anil ell, ting under nii-l !- Tlrlue of the laws or thd Mate of Kasas, which pro poses to construct a line of rallaoail Into ami thnmirh .alii tixennhlu. Anil tliat In 1-armeilt or ami for said snlHcrlptlon toexitilat'jcr, bonds ofsaldltownehip shall be luueil In sums at lire Dftertptioa. NwK nw,' sej ne'i is;; gw swk i.. ne?4.... ...... n).....- - ne.Uandw... nsJ.!..!---.- hw.'a. ..;-i-. ' nw,t - sej.' twH ......... uvrii .."! .Vs. urrt. ....19 ....ieo ....160 ....wo .... ...-ieo 160...., ,,...100,..., .J..1C0..,.. ...JM 40 IM.... 19 ISO 100 ,160.... ,160 lffl., s: r. ...7 .... ...si .... ...3X......2H..-. ...Si 2S.... ... 9 86.... ... .... ... ....!&.., ...M M.,.. .u'Juutg ... . ,Jr .Sw.... .sw.... .3W.... ,. St.... .SW. CultireJtd It 70 t 7 no.... . so.. S. T.. Jones, tah, door, blind, scroll and bracket 'uianufsctury, west tide of Main street, north or the Occidental UoUl, Wich ita,' Kansas. 3-ly Wo have a, few line, pure-blooded Duff Coeb'ln cockerels to sell at one and two dollars each. Lawrence-avenue, Sd .house south or Douglas, Wichita' Kansas. 8-tl Baldwin 'A 8ox j Isreal Brot.' line of drugs cannot be ex-1 celled. - . K-3t It or tbe Farmers Fair, a M On the grounds lady's leather, satchel containing Infant' clothing. D. A. JtlTCHllX, Secretary Mwey f I The wealth or Sedgwick county farmers (loan by v Nixon Elliott. ll;tf Isreal Bros, keep a Urge supply or lubri cating oils. 4 r , , S7- "gaUaCfati." ZenbyrHUIs flour it "Solid Comfort" and don't yon forget it. Ask your grocer for it ruy Jt-.tte-aarf he happy..- Isreal Bros, are headquarters for pure drugs. 8Mt druggist. S7-3t I will offer for sale on Monday, October lsj, 80 head of cattle consisting ot milch cows, cows and calves, one and two-year-old heifers and steers, and two Uxb, irrade Snort-htibls. AUojoaotpaaorilfleadtd amies. Terms : Oae year's Use without Interest. Place, section one, Illinois town- Mp, 7 miles w.ett and 3 atjles south of Wichita- J. F. XaesXY. 7.1t , , -....-. i ' II, Hi H II ii L ' i tarsal Bees, fcsep a las Has of-dniniat's I TSkiMh. 7-tt """""" r . t r'r.-1! - r , J. J j teitsst: Avif.HH.Mw m. f WHU3Gfr net eaehot heavy donate and single aar- sMaa. They will he sold atmrlf rtea Mvely at a law pries and en aay terms ta a aasMssltaUajHaBBastswrMAnBslc-si W InriialBrai laiir t Man af aatxad ratjati S. 7 . I I- S5 i lT I T- - .i a HieuiM- tsiie tssnaaro aaa saarkae' v i "v'i'p.-r a yirrcrs V. : ftlsmwTafcalstits, We have leased .the Farmers and Mer chants Mill, comer Topeka and Douglas Avenues. Will exehaage or grind year wheat and warrant our flour, as we Jaake asthlag bnt-a .tralght TiTXjteitKSC?- UgBsltaaa hst fceea) a stieeoas. floar,. Give at a trial. Corn meal aad grtmirttedaJwaysaahand. j;; L 18-tf HtTBBTetHKWCOMB. Isreal Bros, for reliable drugs. J7-t T Lit ea 8iarM. From one io 'two thoussnd ewes, princi pally two-year-olds. Will be let in numbers to suit, on very liberal terms, to tbe right kintl or men. Call on or address X C-A. ROOD, Wichita, Kansas. Chfllus' Ague Cure not only breaks up cbltla and fever at once, but It removet the morbid bilious secretions, thoroughly cleanses the system aad permanently cures the'dlsease. It is tbe grandest anti-bilious remedy and liver regulator in tbe whole field or medicine. Price, SO cents; every bottle warranted. Sold by all druggists. .A.., eJtV,..--a ........ n iv; neJi nwX nw., twj. nJi seU ..... s.V swi . wKsw'i...) nwJT. I n ...:..-. i. nwii sj,. s :., ... w sw:..', ...a sw..., ... M 3W... ...n a tw... ...ien.S...lj......t9, w..., 110.. so,:, Ml ' :" S3" . W . 4HE-V. .4W., M.... ,.w .w ,w.. . 80. ISO ieo ...,.., ..6S0.V.., .:,...... ....(...". im a iso iw ISO...., ......... so.-: ....... ...ISO. U.640. tJHO 16. :i so.., ... .. ...7 .. ...18..J.:.. ... ..'. ...St.... ...it.... ...14. II. .,..,. SWM nw, '.--. avSi...t. WK swA. w a ..ieo., , .ISO., ...1W. sto.. ..lao. .. w. .. 80., JS.. ... 14.. ..i..l... ...5..14.., , B... 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D wA .. sw MX............. 3i.;.... ... s' X)i Hli...,l..... ci -Thomas Jobet, contractor and build er ; also sash, door aad blind manufacturer, Main street, 3 doors south ot the Occidental Hotel, Wichita, Kansas. 43-ly JU.-'JtoW LA8utli!I hve no dl. poeitloa to boast ot tbe merits or any pa teat ssedidne, bnt three winters ago I froze my! feet aad have tnflered a great deal I bav;e tried a great maey different kinds of medlelae, hot of novae. Tour AU-Ueal- 4rch Tours respectfully. . A! OoisjaV McClajte. ; Xta, IS.1 ' -;tf TMTMirUfM MQmnf VfHfMy )W e.ariUpArra farm" one-half satfe aoBthweafot Arkan sas River bridge. Terms, ftvfW InrariaUy attimeof aervlee. Abo Jersey baa, "Dnke of Sedgwick," at the same place. Tanas, ft OSS llaanf tmlaL -jf t W-e -iJ S4t B.E.lawiTttBW.1 Israel Bees. ete.--? sfV -9atBBnVOstaae WtaeVWW XcSaaaaf i r n-jt s lnmls"CWasTB"JaTssTlnsM, WnW sTasI aannnntnnn; aFajna andtotsieaawwMorfbltoffioaithe Ttet- eAWMotesy-OrJer window. ' Tho wtM ha rtrwartVad bv Marine it with UN auBagrf m$fnpi Tan Bheaaiet lata are tn njata'a adflHI al W il() ffiJs.H 'AfcK'fM''. Whj,td,yo)mplataaolJU.yo" are fet!niDad.taha'ivV.JaeUoh,a'Koot and Herb Cordial.' U wW Invigorate, streofta- n,"TltHe,aBd enrich., yoar .blood, aad sSvctoa iiaw-Mle. Ter-eale WyaH dmg- glsts. 19-18 fjrJtf-Jfti" iV&Lrl&Sr 4 OarriiM makes the best team harness iim&M&t.9U'W.. C :.;l?:.f; ntii w.S, nwX., seTS .44... ..,,,. BJif ae4..j..4 ........ .- BS... ..... ..... erwx .rii.-s.T...; XHli.t nx;. ...... K -v-vr! X UA.2.i X ;..... MX ; tii aK . wMt..Vj BSy(..'.......I -...... ". BW- lotssaadtVAsKtw.V S" -. -.. -......- sejfi.i,--,- -"'".. aa .............. Bl..-...V.....---;i"JJ. aXwXaaaliwMswK... .1. MWJH1AAK.U 1 1 1 1. V ..ioo.. :..... w sw... 1(0 14 17 4w... 4a..,..7....I...sw... .....ias..t.as..A4.,.rfsw.. .'....ia..'..f..fS..i..-....is 80 11 SW 100 JS 640 W - ...... 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PAWS Pl'iWATIVE PILLS UKE SEW KJCB BLOOD. anl ' ciiii.1iIt chansw th b.tMMt In the rntlr- rteni Im lbr nH-nlli. AiiyiM)rin wlitwllt tk I pill vhcIi nijtht li'tm 1 tu 12 WMk mny be ret i tt mhiimI hnttbt iriich klhinic ! isOataiblt, S.ii! rrvrTttitre ir nt hv niJill fur lgh ltttr Uiiij ien Ma-, MfJtllu WrbiUb.IilrIrli A llomu. MAK"E HENS LAY! An KnzlUh VrUrluarr 5urxem ! OieiiiUt. u"w trmrflinx la Ihirountr. uj (hit nnivlof me More? kimi aiiir rowi.r tun nr r wwrlhlcusi trh, Ifay that rthvrltlan'at Con illtloo liwilri ar ab-tolattly jmr- ami liu- ineDWly TBluauIe othInjron earth will mak heuii tkj lik.0 ybtilao'a Co.nlU.on rimcltm. Iriiina ta4"Ntnfiil teon iilutorftxiU. HoliJ evprywticr or Miit by mall fur Iicht Utttr UniU. I.S .IUIINONF JtCOIltfttuu.MasM. .Hubt In U'lcblUby AM rich A Hrnwo S-:4 DIPHTtIERIA! JOHNSON'S ANODYNE LINIMENT will KltlTeIe iirerrnt llils terrible iIUssm, ami will iioaltitelT cure nine eaeea utor tea. urormallon that wilt saee many tire- enl free lijr malt. IHm'tilelay anninieiit. rreseutlun U better than cure. I.K Jnlf.NHON I (.. IVxton, Mase. l'SBo's I'ueoaTIVK I'lLle make new rlrh blooil. Sold In Mlelilfa by Ailrlch A flinwn. w tv' S-Teaai-x-V' 1.4O0 .y .......... l,aoo .. HO.. 1,000 ...1.480 4.8H .,"l,sa.r ;. s,i .. MB 1 I sBM,..ss(iae S. 5S.,. 1.00 4.800 -V aiOteV ..efll" J,e...... . ... ,w . 8SS..,, ...... s,wm aay.,.,... 1,090 , essf,.,i,.... 1,080 . l,w ...-H.. ... St.. .s.r. ,.4W.. ...se.. ..sw., ,.w., ..sw.. ..us.. sse. 500. 3.080 i.oeo efeeeji seeeeaas-ets ' efeSBi tx "2 J S HZ -HKM.eeese.earMeietsr'r'''' Is -. tV..atv.ete-V SMawrirSEp u..j vL. . J. -..-.:H?. SWX -. 1I-.S.I awls...... .......... SW)ttJ')Ai.-.-f I BSAs. ...... .......-., ay Vaa Ml am VnsA 1 oao .alSB(s.eare ) wa - mf-r- eeeaMaTaettse . . M. .. JP. e.r ,9We r .Bf tTTt. 1. r lteW? gtiJMfkti,'aM$,.9,mWm.lSm, ;"5 .4.vJf.-.i.-ii5ja:.,....s..4w. Jao tm 1st asm. im rrr -,rlll.s ie' jT anmnj IfX...... - ,,tz:ms:,S ... m,.,. ,....... y- wrti&KX.WlM&2 2' 'S MW)f ss..a..sea.sa'.ee.iteA... if asxV. .JA.jAlnt.tAv.i. ..T.T.tt.!.:. M Ml . - " asW.,..,.............- -Mi....... JS.. ....Si..... . le.Mew .t-wf.T aVjSB--.---. nwjfc-v?. r.-- i.iiw.wi..Vs$.-..i in...-..r.' f),nia Sx-J....-vv,J-C su.sKai tm...cuJiJm fjtf ,,.....,.sseaesM,.,s,ee-f.i-e' .. It ,....... . 1,9,.,., ftfM ZlSn fl V .n..U:P.liiimai...J.....Js..;.Sw. lm.r.i... S,7s aaOtsf 1A-.....JaM.eaeaaei Se eeeSale hf IV m e, VaV.aatteaeie ...... -t i ., hundre.1 dollars each, ijajablelu tnenlr years from date of Issue, with Interest. tiaTablesenil- annually, at literate of seren itr cent, tier au- nuni, ana me priaciiwi ami iue,e.fc iu vw pan at the rimral Agency or the Slate of Kansas, In tbe City or New Vork. And tbu condition upon which said subscrip tion shall be nude are: lual sjid rallr-ail company shall construct and operate ami main tain said railroad ra standard cauze, rnmi some )liit on the n.it or north side or .aid tiwn.hlu. aiul running thence IliroDKh said township- to nome point on the south or west tide thereof; ami bare thesuuiie lu operation on or before the flrst day or August, A. 1, 184, and to build a depot within oue hair mile ol tbe present towusl'e on. learwater, iu aoi ioo shtp : that boniL) shall be lneii aad liellrered to said railroad company In siyment for ihe said capital stock ol said railroad company, when It shall hare constructed He Hue ol road to some jiolnt on the south or west boundary of said township uud hare the cars runnlng thereon : ... Anil we further pray lhat you onler a special election to be held In ald towm-hlp. In pursu ance of Chapter 107 of tbe law or le7t!, ami the acts or the Legislators oT the slat or Kan.as amendatory (hereof, to rote uuon the que.tlon of saueenblnK for said stock afonsald. And the form or the ballot to lie used at such election and for such proposition, be r"orubscriiln to the stock ol the M. Louis, r'ort Sjlt X WlchlU lUllruad Coiuany "aud those again)! soth proposition t" be ''AKa'nsl anbwriptlen to stock oTBt. toole, tort fcolt X Wichita Railroad Uomiiany. And tbe talu itoapl of County l.iu:nllouer harlnx examlneil and considered ald itltlon, andbetnKdnly ailflseilln Ihe premise dotti Bnd that tt Is in due and legal form, and lhat It I In wrltl&if, aud lhat 11 Is signed by more than two-tilth, of the resilient Ux-pajers or said TnHti.hhiitf Nlnneeati i 1. 1 uiereiore orueieii iiii -xi, .imi-ju 1, held In aald Township of Mnuescah. ou the 18th day or October, 18WI. to vole ft,r or aalu.t the nrouoellloo set forth In said 1-etlUon, ami npou tbe qaesilon ornlscrlblnir fin- ant stock a therein mentioned aud pruttdeil ; anil said election shall be held, and the result aeeer talBed and declared, arcorlinir to tbe prorl lost of tbe statute of the State of Katuuu Ij aea eases provided, and the specifications and provisions or said etltlon .... It It further ordered that notice of said elee Uoa be pnbllsheil thirty day beiore tbe urn 1 held In the Wicuira Kjmlk. a weekly uew psperpubtitheilln theC'lty or Wichita, Kan sas.aailfiscenetalcUculafloi: la said Toorn ihlpol .Mnuescsb. Witness onr hand and official eharecter, this tweirth day of September,..!. U. 13. Uaoaua 8TXUKOD, thalmiau, A. w tiLiraa, U. W, tTALTUl, Aa CommUtlooers or Seiijwlck County, Kan Attest. K. A. lloKsar, aa County Clerk, f BAL.l SIAlb ttw- UUIflAO, r . . r-r..n..iiinei'.. . IK Imrur. aa Conntr Cterk of said I -,--; --. . - , ,' .. i . I imiT.fl.HTnrmiiir ilia, iu, i.wi m foeiDUis;Hatniecot.yofthe pnefHng aad onler of the Hoard of county Commissioner of said County, In the matter of the bond and stock election or MnDetcan lowatnip, in saw County, aa appears or record la my otttce. la testimony whereof, I bait, hereto set my band and ashed the seat bf :bt me tkl twenmasyoroepumoer, a. . iuco. iseaii ve, 1 As County Clerk. .Tew Therefore, l'urauaat u Ihe abof e onler. tte qualified elector of aald Toenuhlp or Nln Btecsh. In IM County of Sedgwick and SUtee-f nVaaaas. are hereby aotiaed thxt ao electloa will be lttl la said Towasblp, st the usual rot lac placer ptaees taenia, Hr Tu" r" IDBDHUDB SWn. ICl Wl ui, m- .. sy of October, A. U. iss. -tk haJlou eeafeil la a. secSTaU enrelope. .hM K eernnuMl with one of the noil book oa or before the first Tbnnday followiss; said election; o tsje vtssBiy Mere, os mvotj , ' Glrea aader my hand tbls twelfth day ef Sep-' tember. A. V. W8S. . .. IS. K. eiATT, A Sheriff of feeds wick County, Kansas. Notice of Final Settlement. (first publication feptemberKtb, 11.) TUB STATB Of KANSAS. ; Se-tswlck County, " In Ihe Probate Court In awl for said rounly In the matter of the estate o7 J M Martin, deceaeeil. Creilltor and all other peron Intere.ted In the aforesaid estate are hereby uotllletl lhat at the next rerular termor the 1'rnbaie Court In said rount v. to lie bexun atil held at Ihe Probate Conrt mom. In Wichita, county or .MTirf ssx&ii&w - y.sP JM UewnwaleaiT Pi'Tiitna'i toaaou Boot an4 Herb Cor osni wht saateyM heslshr, streajcandTJ- jKrnea,ye -. hwaa ' &m4i&mmj!&Wi! 17- laWasBwawMxM . t if J. JMe w tstsmt tho IiiwisartlltanCeaa. eawiroc Jsvatn itanoi &&T&3J&A ABlateekti llmrr 3i&fe' ,aiooa AJIgAE ! anneaiHthir the ianmeim nttUL Mat ef a. .J -C .-.faniaa. emfnanl . SW I ay tilt aw east estmtmirmm.. BvmammMmt j'imf&XM-formU ten-TlS gnOotorUrwrni MMnajsawst-i iaTTileei to ssmke i nfi Hues I. amsaaBBBa neansjssaaBU. aw taeej.a ann4wsa!fjlfMaJawmM W.Wi9l Pr !- e,,' - SLSk. Aajnkaa. lam--mum SMHT wefsk-ssieBleaManasVc'l r.. liiKp ifrsinrs w 1 ,! ltZ '.y4- ,W!f! v V wi, .. I I.. w- .- r r t --r-t Mfetf..- MeilKWlek, ntate of aforesaid, ou the 4lh Mon day In the montn ot ictooer, A u. isri. I snail apply Weald coart for full and final netlW mentot said estate, and for my oinimlnlon a administrator. WM. A. a.MIUKJi. 4 AdmlnUtrtoror J. M. Martin, deceaaed Notice of Final Settlement. Il'lnl publication September 17th, 13 ) TIIK STATU or KANSAS, I rtedjrwlck IMinty. (" lu lUel'rol-ateuouriinauuiorMiiicoiii.iy. Iu the nulierof tbe esUU or Huth Williams, deceal. Creilltor aud all other erwns lntere.le.1 In the aforesaid estate are hereby iiollited that at tbe next reaular termor the lrlate Court In anl for salil county, to be bexun and held at Ihe Probate Court room. In Wichita, county of eedgwlck. Mate uf afore-ald on the Itt, Koo lay In the nioolli of October. A. I IMI, I .hall aiplytotald court for a full and- flual Mltle ment of sjld eitate, and f-,r mrcominlwlon as administrator D. A. UITCIIKLL, Ailmlnlstlorof Knth William, deceaaed. Proposala for Corn. (Klr.t publication SepUmber 17tb, 14A.) Ifeailiiuarter leirtnienof ihe JllsMurl, Dlilee of i hlef Quart etnu.ter. Four t.iATlswoaril, Kanaa, l-ept. 13, leSfc SMAt.KU I'HOPOSAI. la triplicate, .object to the usual condition, will be reeelred at thla oBi-e until 11 o'clock noon, on Monday, Octo ber 12, 188-at which time awl plsre they will be opened In the presence of bidder fur fnr nlahlnjr and delivery of the followlnu-naioed military tnppllee, orsnch pottlous thereof at may be requited during the dseal year ending; June 30 l4, six ; ,.,.,. four million rend of ehelleil corn on boanl of cars at either or all of the followl-tr polats. Till AlcDlaun. .auee eaua, isvenwufwi, Lawrence- Topeka. Junction City, Council Council Orore, Ha llaasnie, Kmporla, rw enee, Newton, WlchlU, Caldwell ami Arkan- aa t.lty, Skaaaaf. aasi naneae i.r, mnmini. Propoul. lorquaatltle lea than the whole Minleail will be received 1 but brovoeat for delivery at any one point of a qoanllty lete than 2u0.au pound or com will not be entertained liellverleetoeommeseawltkla tea day 'ruin dale of receipt by the aBreeeaful bidder or no tice or awsiu ot cDBtracft io mm Tbe jrotersment teeerves the rlxbt to r-Ject any sad all proposals- A preference will be slvea to article of dotBaatie prodaetloa pro dncadon tbe Paelfleeoaal, to Ihe extent of their oae raqnlraU by the pablle aervlee there. fllaak propneale aad prlsted circular statins; the kind of .applies required, slvlsr fall '' imctloos a to tae maaaer of biddlas-, amount or bond to ace mpany propoaals, condition ta be observed by bidden, sad term of contract ami payment, wl'l be ruraUhed on application to thl offlce. Knvelope contalnlsa; pretsHal sbonbl be marked -PronneaUlbreorB at ."a.da4- dreeeed to ths BBderf(Bd. . 3'. M.1UHAM, Colosel aad Aet. Q'm'r )'! U. B.jUmy. ibe xteedth . Kotfoe to JBtaBden. (jrinlpoblleatlon SepUmber CU, ltll.) I'liMlal blda will be received bribe wader- stmedforajMmor afrasse;eshiwl Mats fbr dslrr!.,llwlek eeJtMTrKaeaBj. rUaeaadapeclOcatloatcaabeseenatJIt Hops poat-asVee, oa aad after the IJih last., oaUl the bhdayof Oetober. whea all bids suutbela. TherlsAtlt reeerved to Ttftet aayeraR bids. t7-l HAKKTalOBEItTS.UeTk. srfi;A:kE:v7sLTT tans la tee. Jl.fwp.M, r. Se.Uyaeaei ttrp, was la ate. 8, twp. w, r. Sw, Allen tws. larsa fat see.M, t tnt ., r. tJlstasa twdt la ate. as. twp. s.r.tw, ubsb swp. ta asfi. , twp. re, r. w. asrw rwp. ujanai AttafSkeialasra I.2 laattweasB. arfdOTBnau(st isimaaiatn gtrdnssh ilesewBSewwew . Aasasregetle maa caa lavesa.iaa?roaeedats MaaajInVjI.SiarreeMWraehlStjaejsMsltTa mtwsSBf eea aw.reg. ,-,; xft.ystf M A tft W i imaas; nittk D. a. Lsad oatea.) F,sTAcarivrr a tt, Merchant Tailor! Keens on AU tk Latet Stjki tf 6Miif mimjmnminmim, '' tewi,. jjt. vll42j.lLiyitai nm aafi tF!SkTSminimm' i 1! i- ' 1 1I -aJ Tf vre -r-v IJv r".!f - t'J H.VWWS .i iv 'W- "t.Si' 4 ,-j XF'&l- Ih ... ,X'f -a-I i tS mimi J . 'sir V &3U8p- "fr- i.'r.. jj.jri. . -I- tf-.r "-.t . ?-. , . ;.n,.jr'i f- ,v jr s C. , " n- . "- 'f w Jr ,