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3&e HmtMict Jpailij gagle: g mtcfcuj Wtommg, nltj 1 2. 1891. 103 to 109 east douglas ave. OF SUMMER GOODS BEGINS TOlviOnROW i i FOR THEM. YOU CAN BUY GOODS NOW FOR LESS THAN WE PAID THIS SALE CONTINUES UNTIL IT CLEANS UP ALL SUMMER GOODS. Great sale of Hats Saturday, July 18th. Any Ladies colored Hat m our houae, whether tis worth 75c, 1.00, 1.25 or 1.50. goes at 15 Cents. See them in window. Friday, July 17th, see window, 500 Ladies fine Muslin Gowns, not one of them worth less than 1.50 and on up to 2.50. Choice Friday 98 Cents . 25 Cents 50 dozen all linen Bleached Napkins only 25c a dozen. More Remnants a Cents Big lot of Outing Cloth Rem nants. 5 Cents 300 yards of Remnant Irish Linen worth 25c. 25 cents. All our fine 40 cent Imported Ginghams, 10 Cents Full line of "Wash Surahs, regu lar 20 cent grades. 7 Cents Another lot of All Silk rem nant Ribbons. 25 Cents More Remnants All Silk Su rahs and Chinas. Monday, July 13, 3000 yards Challie De Inde Regular Every Day Price 10c a yard. Monday Only 0 SEE WINDOW. P 1 I Now is the time to buy cur toins or portiers. "We clear them at enormous sacrifices. 49 Cents A pair for Lace Curtains former ly 1.25. $2.00 Curtains now $1.18. 3.00 " 1.69. 400 " " 1.95. 5.00 " 2.39. Silk Curtains, 15.00 Silk Curtains now 9.00. 12.00 " " " 7.50. 10,00 " " 6.75. 2.00 Table Covers now 98c. 2.50 Table Covers now 1.39. 500 yards Lace Curtain Net at 10 cents. Tuesday s July 14. 25 Dozen 500 Bone Woven Corsets Glove Fitting Embroidered top. Regular Every Day Value $1.50. Tuesday Only SEE WINDOW. Clear away Boys Shirt "Waists 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c. All worth double. Neglige Shirts At 45 cents for Neglige ShirtB formerly 75c. At 75 cents Neglige Shirts for merly 1.25. At 99 cents Madras Shirts for merly 1.75. At 1.25 Madras Shirts former ly 2.00. All of our finer grades cut proportionately, 25 Cents Choice of any man or boys straw hat in the house. Mens Jeans pants cut from 1.50 and 2-00 to 75c and 1.00. 1000 Mens all Silk Scarfs cut to 9 cents. 1,500 Yards French Satines Clearing rrice 10 Cents A Yard. 2000 Yards Dress Gingham n-i pjl.J Clean Up Price 4Je A YARD. Clearing Out Shoes. At 9 cents lot of Infants Kid Sole Shoes. At 25 cents lot of Infants Shoes worth double. 2.00 Misses Dongola Shoes fori 1,25. 3.00 Ladies Dongola Shoes for 1.95. Great sacrifices in Ladies Slip pers. 6.00 Mens Kangaroo Shoes for 4.00. 3.50 Mens Fine Calf Shoes for 2.7o. FANS Great slaughter of 100 Fine Fans, all qualities from rogular stack, former price 1.50, 1.75 2.00 and 2.50. Choice 98 Cents Remnant 12Ac Oil Red Percale At 6 cents. 6 cent Shirting At Prints 24cts 7ic Blue Prints At 3c. Sc White Piques' At 2c. Sc Apron Cheek Gingham At 24c. Have Yon Seen the Largest Candle in the W at enormous sacrifice and win one of our Prizes in Gold. 10 Prizes. $130 in Gold. Aplrf ! 8 feet high, 12 inches in circumference. Guess how many hours it will burn. VIlli. With every purchase of qo cents we give you a sfuess. Chance to bu; goods HOUSE OWNEKS. 1hm Spring Heel Shoo Said to bo the Best 31ade. . Ilorso shoeing Las been practiced in one form or another ever since the horse in re mote ayes was tamed and subdued for the lite of man. If shoeinp is not properly done it produces many diseases of tho feet mid renders tho horse useless. How many Jiorso shoers are sufficiently familiar with the horse's feet to perform this art? It is 1 nsy to rum a good horse in a few times "bad shoeing; it is also possible when a horse is larao from any cause to, in a measure, remove tho lameness and some times to entirely cure it by proper shoe ing. js tho work of the shoer is confined solely to the horse's hoof, it is eesential that he should thoroughly understand what ho is doing. "We frequently hear horse shoers claiming to understand tho husine-.s that could not describe tho coffin bone or tell where it is located. Often as iuick as a man gets so that he can dress a loot and fit a shoo ho will start a shop and advertise to do first class horso ehooiug. In order for him to secure work it is necessary for him to put prices down low and he thinks when he puts on 11 shoe it is :is good work as anv one can do. Mr. Miller, of 120 North Lawrcnco nvenue, is not cutting prices, but he is putting on tho cork pad for the protection of holes' feet. These pads are made of cork compound which makes them very Jight. elastic and durable; tho pads fit on top of tho shoe next to the foot and is open bo that the sole of tho horses foot is ex pired to the air and moisture, which pre veuts heating, while a cushion is provided tor the frog of tho foot, for horses travel ing on hard roads and paved streets. Jloreshoeiug is a uecessity, but tho com- J jnon snoo raites tne norse s irog trom tho ground and thereby tho action of the froti is prevented. Tho leetdry out and become contracted and hard and soreness and other Troubles are apt to follow. Tho cork pad is designed to enable horses to travel as nearly as possible under natural conditions. Hordes crippled by corns or soreness from the feet are broucht back to use fulness by tho use of these pads. Tho 1 oof is expanded, jars and concussions are prevented, corns quarter cracks, sand cracks, thrush and splints are prevented. Th pad properly adjusted .by G. A. Millar, vill prove a great and successful remedy, fclipping on pavements is avoided by the uso of these wonderful pads Owners of horses will do well to see Mr. Millar at once. You will save money by uing these pads. If your hen-e could talk he would pay put a pair of those cushion pads on juy leet they are soro from traveling on the hard, dry ground. Take your horses urouud to G. A. Miliar, V20 .North Law rence and get a cork cushion put on their feet. Charles Mosbacher says: "Thoe pads jare tho best thing I ever saw. My horse travels better than he has for a long tune. The pads are , worth twice the price of tLem tor him to stamp flies in." L G Whittierof the EAGLE says: "I wouldu't do without them for fb. My Jiorw travels ensier and I know it takes off the pain, as ho doesn't make so much jioise on the pavement. The pads are just Trhat he needed." Cooper & Buesenbask, of tho Mammoth t tables, say: "Tho&e pads are just the things wo have been looking for, They take the cake." G eorge McFarren says: "I like them. Jily horse travels better and I think they will be a good thing for him, but I can't clean out the mud quite as easy." Thomas & Co. say: '.Put a pair on. They are sure to work." Hewcy Bros say: "Our horse Sam has l)ten lame nearly three years. Since G. A. Miilar put the cork pads on him he travels like he did five years" ago. He is the gay est horse iu the barn now. "We think the pads are all Mr. Millar claims for them." Ed Taylor, of the Star stables say: "I want a pair of them on my horse I thought i would have to turn him out on the grass, but now be L getting better eeryday." 47-lt Pure apple cider vinegar at S52 East Oak street. d47-6t Tho 5olden 1'Jglc liirydp. The drawing of tho threo bicycles on Saturday at tho Golden Eagle clothing store, was conducted by I. Hettinger and J. T. Recce. No. 489 drew first prize and was won by George B. Murry, of 110 South Topeka avenue. No. 452 drew third prize and was won by Frank Gekring, son of the druggist. No. 354 drew second prize but has not been called for. "Whoever held tho number will please call and get the bicycle. GohDEX EAGLE, a-lt One Price Clothiers. Chemical analysis of over So different brands of so-called white lead and mixed paints can be seen at J. A. Bishop's, all showing a fearful amount of adulteration, deception and fraud. These goods nil claim to be pure, or strictly pure. If you are interested in paints or painting, call at X A. Bishop's, 150 North Market street, Firebaugh building, and they will gladly show you tho list. Some of these adulter ated goods are offered tor salo in this city. "VVo are after them and "have them on our list." J. a. Bishop. d47-lt Tlio Kansas I'ump Company. Wichita, Kan., July 10. 1891. Notice is hereby given that the relation heretofore existine between this company aud Mr. A. T. Buckeridge is this day sev ered and in future he will in no way bo connected therewith. The business will bo conducted as in the past, and we ear nestly solicit a continuance of your pat ronage. Very respectfully, The Kaksas Po-p Co. d47-lt Geo. P. Glaze, Pres. Try r.irkcr's Itojai Coffee. The samo article that he has sold for the last eleven years in Battle Creek. Mich. Michigan Grocery, d46Gt 513 N. Main street Those desiring good board call at the Merchants' Dininc hall. Meals 25 cents. Forty rooms to rent. By day or week. 150 N. Main street. d46 Gt Wo have buyers for good residence property. Come and list your propertv with us. Oscar Z. Smith & Co., 135 N. Market st. 45 3t Special party will leave Wichita for Toronto via the Great Rock Island Route Monday morning at 8:55, Julv 13, 1S91. Round trip tickets at ereatly reduced rates, good for return until Sept. 30. You are invited to joiu this party and bv leav ing your name with tho Rock Island acent special accommodations will be re served in chair cars and sleeping cars. No transfers via this line and no deposit ing of tickets at Toronto. Baggage checked through to Toronto. A special agent will accompany the train to look after your wants enroute. Call at the citv office, 100 corner Main street and Douglas avenue, and for further information. d43-4t W. II. WisUART, G. T. & P. A. Michigan Grocery Has a specialy in Royal coffee. d46 6t Oscar Z. Smith & Co. have some very fine farm lands for sale at very low prices. Come and sea us at 135 N. Market st. 45 3t Accidents V ill Happen. Don't travel without accident insurance in the Fidelity and Casualty company, of New York. Five thousand dollars, annual rate ?2l for insurance and 25 weekly in demnity in case of injury for fiftv-two weeks. Accident tickets for sale; 25 "cents per day or $4.50 for thirty davs. J. M. Kxapp, Agent, 45 3t No. 30G Sedgwick building. niaak. Blanks of all kinds used in real estate transactions, court proceedings, justice blanks, all kinds and descriptions, can be purchased on the first floor, in the busines office. tf Parker wants butter and eggs, at Michi gan Grocarx. 513 X. Mj&x ttrA.it. d46 6t The harvest in Kansas beats the world, and good agents can make from $100 to $300 per month writing Life Insurance for the company that issues the best contract, which is tho old Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance company, of Springfield, Mass. Fifty good agents wanted at once. Call or address, J. M. Knapp, Manager, 300 Sedgwick building, Wichita, Kau. 45 3t Wo are making a specialty of farm lands. Have good conveyances for show ing same. Come and list property with us. Oscar Z. Smith &.Co.. 135 N. Market street. 45 3t 'mmm Srl1-3! td-sf" -T rT-.ft-rrnSK."M c. f pil 1 i- When you go, take the Frisco line to St. Louis and the east for tho reason that it is the only Wichita line rnnning two solid trains daily without change of any class to St. Louis morning and night, and it is the only lino having palace reclining chair and Pullman sleeping cars in morning and night trains. Always on time and sure of making eastern connections at St. Louis union depot. 24tf Through vestibule sleeper to Manitou daily via. Santa Fe route in addition to the same service to Colorado Springs and Denver. 35 tf Excursion to Toronto, Canadi. A large party of Wichita people will leave over the Rock Island enroute to Toronto and eastern points. Excursion tickets to Toronto and return will be on sale at the Rock Island ticket office at lowest first-class one-way rate plus $2 for the round trip, good for return pasnage until September 30. By leaving your names with the Rock Island agent special accommodations will be reserved for your comfort. This rate is open to tho public. Call at tho Rock Island office, 100 East Douglas avenue, corner Main street and get circulars and general information. d41-9t W. H. WisnAKT, C. T. & P. A. Cut Kates. The Rock Island is in it the only line running through cArs from Wichita to Chicago without change, quick time and lowest rates. Only one change of cars be tween Wichita and Torontd. Canada, and that change in union depot at Chicago. Minneapolis and return $20.35. good re turning until September 30. Tickets on sale Julv S to a W. H. WlSHAP.T. d41-9t Qnicfe and Comfortable Trip. Two new trains have been added to tlje already excellent connections east that the Great Rock Island route has been offering to its patrons. The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern has put on a new train, leaving Chicago daily at 10:30 a, m., and the Fort Wayne (Pennsylvania lines), one at 10:45 a. m. These are daily trains, scheduled on fast time, and arrived at New York city next afternoon at 2 o'clock, and via the tirtt mentioned Boston passengers reach their destination two hours later. The fast vestibuled express from Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, via both Kansas City and St. Joseph, arrives at Chicago at 9.50 a. m., daily, and the vestibuled express from Omaha and the Iowa main lines arrives at Chicago at 5:05 a- m., dail. Johx SKBASTIAX General Ticket and Passenger Acent. E. Si. JOH", General Manager. 33-tf IssilKslisini . W iXiizsmmm&m u 12; Id . tllM -SC awfn5VSrifn re l- Fine Tlxjlnz Cards. Send ten (10) cents in stamps or coin to John Sebastian, general ticket and passen ger agent Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railway for a pack of the latest, smooth est, slickest playing cards that ever glad dened the eyes and rippled niong the fing ers of the devotee to Hish-FiTe, Seven-Up, Casino, Dutch, Euchre, Whist or any other ancient or modern game, and get your money's worth five times over. 16 tf Blank charters and all kind of legal blanks for tale by The Wichita Eagle. dntf. Wichita, Kansas. Take stage at Wharton for Stillwater; Billy Snyder. oroDrietor. diSti & Co.- Mantels and Grates, BRASS GOODS FIRE BEIGE: and EISE CLAY, REGISTERS, Lath, Lime; Hair, Plaster, Ce ment, Brick, Marble Dust, Asbestos, Color Mortars. Tile Work of all kinds a Specialty. 143 NORTH WATER STREET. OHINGAWASA SPRINGS. 3TAEI02!', KANSAS. Now open for visitors. Rates low. Hot and Cold Baths. The Waukesha of the West. Special rates over Railroads. For further information Address ARTHUR JONES, 46 14 Marion, Kansas. THE OLD RELIABLE CITY SCAVENGER. Is ready on short notice to cjean Privy Vaults and Cess Pools, also to remove from the city dead horses and cat tle, dead hogs and dogs, sheep and goats, or anything that will make a stench. All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Persons wanting this kind of work can drop a card in Scavenger box N. E. Cor. Central avenue and Main St. 2. E. Cor. Douglas and Main, or call at Resi dence 728 K. Waco Avenue. Telephone 33d. Wichita, Kan. Wichita Book Co. W. H. H. TEOUPE, Mgr. 113 E. DOUGLAS AYE. Wiioi&rtle aad Ret&U Dealers la Blank Books. Miscellaneous Books, Office Supplies, Pine Stationery, Croquet, Hammocks, Base Balls, Tennis Goods SEW GOODS. LOW PBICES L. C. J"A.CB:SOjN3" TVholcsal and Retail Dealer La all kinds of nthraGite and Bitumlnons Coal HALECOWLKT. President. KANSAS FARMS For Sale by H0MESEEKERS' KANSAS l S, -NEIOX bttcretarj-. BUREAU. Wo haTC choice farms in every pnrt of the state for cash or on easy terms. Re member that no matter what wild reports you may have heard, that the government reports for seven years show that the cul tivated lands of Kansas have produced more than the same numbor of cultivated acres anywhere eloe in the United States. Kansas soil well farmed producos more than any other in the United States. Think ot tnis and tnen como ana see it ana us Now is tho time to buy before a land boom. If wo cannot show you more of the sifts of Providence in the fruits of the earth in the same length of time than you ever saw be fore, we will pay your expenso out here and give you a waon load of tho finest peaches you ever looked at. If you want to see the world's fair como to Kansas. Of course we are the great land men and farm sellers of Kansas, bnt we mean every word we say and will do it. Write or visit ub. If you mean swap or some other nonsense write to some one else. If you mean busi ness write us. We can get you a cheap rate and something else if you buy of un. Look out for the excursions. Address COWLEY & NELSON, Kansas Ilome seekb' Rureau, Wichita, KansaH. C.A. WUIGIIT Oro KTABE IULLLB. EVERYBODY "VvASTS A HCOrE. Now is the Time to Bny one. Prices will never again be eo low in Wichita. WRIGHT 6c MILLER, Citizens Bank Building:, KXCITK8IO.V. National KJutttloniJ Association. HOTEL CAREY. $2 TO S3 PER DAY UNDERTAKER AND EMBALME1L ir. a iobab, 235 NORTH 3IAXN STREET. ktmlsMrP:rl.tr U4 OMmU U ti MaUc Ciin wj Ea.2tm;Mr f Tbe srtr- kukX of Bex The national meetin? of thin asoc!ation takes place at Toronto, Ont on July Hth to 17tb, on account of which an excursion rate of one lowest first cIhm fare for th rouDd trip, plus (2 (two dollar , will be made to loronto, and the return limit of the tickets can be extena&d to Spt. SOth, 11J1. Parties who contemplate taking ad vantage of these rates wij! find it to ibir interest to call at the Mfouri Padfic railway ticket office and receive informa tion relative to routes, etc The MiMoori Pacific railway offer superior advantage in various ways, you can make the trip to Toronto by this line In lesi time than any other. Onir one change of cars, Trhlcb is made in Union depot, and tha avoiding the risk of tedkras delays and traasfar be tween depots. E. E. Blecxixt P. & T. A. dl4 tf 120 N. Main atreet. If you arr gclnjj to any roJnt north tan be eure and take tins Great K Island train tbat Itsvta Wichita evorr d st bt&A. m. xd zttclm KazMis Cut o'clock the tame day and Chicago arlr the next znornlns. Itmimbflr thu Rock Jftlatxl Rout li the oolj Dae btwm Wichita and Chicago on Moh yon do not have to ohango tnla. Kvoniag tnUa lenvea Wichita at li-SL p. ja. City tisknt office 1W H. Douglas avcaee. comer if alq trt. W. iC Wutuxr. "i-t2 Ticket Aift. Trrt rinor IJUck. Blanks of every dcript!B cas b ns4 In the buainesx oCto ot te Kaolk, 0t floor. In qtutatiU to uiC Call at th counter. it SEALS. "We are prepared to furnish as good a Notary JL2TD : AT,T. : JZIXDS : OF : JSUJLDTXG : 2LATB2ULL. I&ia OQce 112 South Fourth ATenn Branch OSe 133 Norti M&ia gtr x'axdfl ooanccud vita. aU railroads la lie dCr Public Seal as can be made, on Short Notice, at ; a Reasonable Price. R. P. MURDOCK, Manager.