Wichita Daily Call from Wichita, Kansas • 4

THE DAILY CALL. UNION. TH Hardware. Cutlery. AKT Weller WICHITA, ANSAS.

Paid up Capital, $200,000. I HAVE OPENED A STOCK OF GOOD3 AT 567 West Douglas Ave. CONSISTING OF, General Hardware, AND TINWARE. Also a Full Line of Wall Paper Designs. The largest capital of Comparative statement of tho condition of the Citizens' Bank at the close of PLAIN AND FANCY CUTLERY, "Which will be sold at Low Prices.

S. S. GARBER. Largest Stock of Frames and Art 'Goods ever in the City. An Artist in Frame making just arrived Jrom Cleveland 151 N.

MAIN ST. businesB-r January 27th, 1886. LIABILITIES. Capital Undivided 00 11,057 21 235.071 61 Deposits $416,728 85 RESOURCES. Discounts $324,555 65 Overdrafts.

4,644 43 Bonds and Stocks 18,673 50 Real Estate 20.621 00 Cash on hands $41,083 66 Cash will 37,024 02 78,707 68 Uipense 1.632 00 Tax Cert 04 69 440.72.S 85 J. O. Davimou, lWt, ir. N. O.

Bw'y, XV Kan" tgTHE WEST SIDE GROCERg 8 TA PLE and FA NO GOOD 8 THE WEST WICHITA MAT LANGAN Proprietor WHOLE8ALE AND MTAIL DEALER IK Mattresses, Beds, Bedding, Cots, Awnings, Tents, and Wagon Sheets. Patronage Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed. S. P.

TAYLOR. 823 West Douelas Ave. Davidson Investment Co, WICHITA, DIRECTORS J. O. Davidson.

Wichita, Kansas. Jno. Quincy AiAMH, Boston, Mass. Char. G.

Wood, Boston, Mass. W.T. Babcock, Jno. E. Sanfokd, Taunton, Mass.

Mattresses Renovated Paid up Capital $300,000 stering neatly done. Live Geese Feath- ers a specialty. 812 west Douglas West, Wichita, Kans. 1 WICHITA, KANS. Offices )No.

11 SEAltS BUILDING, BOSTON, MASS. 1 A Full Set Of teeth for $7 00 at J. C. yilsoh'B Dental office oyer Barnes Son's drug store, No. 118 East Douglas avenue, 05-lm WANTED A boy to sell The Daily Call on tbo streets.

706 West Douglas ave. OR RENT Nicely furnished rooms ut 307, South Seneca Street- FOB TRADE A nlco five-room house and lot in Clearwater, to trade for team and WOgOn. BMITH MURDOCK, 103 West Douglas Wanted to Trade A pliroton for a two seat surry or carriage, Fabnnm Geobui, 110 North Main Street Wanted A good housekeeper, in a fan ily of two. None but first-class need up ply. No.

204 North Main street. Fob, Rent A new nine room house nnrnnr nf Osntrn and Texas avenues. I Enquire at the of Wm Sexton 565 Chicago avenue. tl Wanted A good lady cashier with satisfactory reference at 408 East Douglas avenue. For Sale.

Two hundred head of tine cattle, for inside property or Inud, Meyer, Dvnkis Si'EBR, 110 West Douglas Avennc. Wanted. City property, to trade for inrras. K. Wilxhoitk 114 North Main Street.

Wanted. A boat builder and small boat engine; W. Kellogg Son, 144 North Main Street, Fob Trade, Three stocks of Queens- ware, and a tine house and three lots, in Wyandotte, Kansas, for real estate. Taylor Sexton, 5G5 West Douglas Avenue, Wichita. For Bent.

A nice 6-rooni house, turn' islted, in a beautiful grove nesr Garfield University, together with a family horse and carriage. Possession given July 1st. O. T. Simmons Co.

152 North Main St. I'eam and Wagon for Sale. A team of heavy work horses and a wagon for sale. Will sell together or single. Call at 566 Chicago avenue.

95-3t FOR BENT. Ten room house with cellar and barn near Garfield University building, Suitable for boarding house. Call on or address J.N. Howabd, 611 West Douglas, Wichita. YOUNG BRO'S, DEALERS IN Window Glass, Artists' 352 North Main Street, Painting and Paper Hang ing a Specialty, New Shoe Shop.

Chas any Bank in Kansas. January 27th, 1887. LIABILITIES. Undivided Pro Ills. Deposits 00 32,301 80 775,018 CI $1,008,250 47 RESOURCES.

$531,541 58 Overdrafts 2,245 28 Bonds and Slocks 13,000 00 Real Estate 40,777 12 Cash on hands 79 Cash with bunks 227.040.70 414.680 $1,008,260 W. T. lUncocic, V. IWt I F. W.

Babuouh, Acuity M'Ha KANS. Augustus Knioht, St. Louis, Mo. C. A.

Walkeu, Wichita, Kans. N. O. Knight, W. E.

Stanley. KlKBY. W. II. Oldfikld Taylor WICHITA.

JUNE 17. 1887 THE HOWL FROM WICHITA. The Wichita Eagle continues to yell because the city government is Bhorn of all power to give aid and protection to the ylolatorsof the prohibitory law In that city. What are the facts? Attorney Gen eral Bradford was called to Wichita by manv of her best people in order that he might see for himself that "joints" and other Illegal shopB were running where liquors were dispensed dally In violation of the law. lie found the city government virtually in partnership with this traffic, for the council had not only repealed every ordinance prohibiting the illegal sale of liquor, but a member of that bodj was absolutely running a Joint, and that with the silent endorsement of the officials and the Eagle as well.

The Eagle had persistently denied that the prohibitory law was being violated there, and assured the attorney general that should he visit Wichita and find a single person selling liquors contrary to th statute, he would have the aid and assistance of that paper and the people in bringing the criminal to justice. And now that the executive council has proceeded to wipe out this illegal business by taking from the hands of the city government its police power, which has heretofore winked at the numerous "lunch stands" and joints" dealing out liquors in violation of law, and placing it in the hands of men who will see that the laws of the state are enforced, and Eagle swallows its re cent professions of morality and loyal ty, and comes out as the special chain pion of the joint keepers and arrays itself on the side of whiskey and in opposition to decency, law and good gov-ernment. The trouble with the Eagle and Wichita is, they have conceived the idea that they are a little bigger and better than the state of Kansas, and that no protest must be made even to the open and glaring violation of state law. But they have learned that this conclusion is far fetched, and that unless they obey the laws of the com monwealth they will be brought suddenly to a realization of their rebell ious position. It its opposition to the enforcement of law, and its enforcement of the "joint" and lunch counter administra tion," where liquors were sold in vto' lation of the statutes, the Eagle has shown very bad judgment.

Topeka Capital. The above is In the main a correct explanation of the whole situation, ex- cept that we object to Wichita being held responsible for the inconsistencies and bigotry of Marsh Murdock, who is alone of the opinion that Wich ita is bigger than Kansas, and that he owns Wichita, and therefore should be made governor of the state. ACROSS THE SEAS. The births recorded in London every week exceed the deaths by more than one thousand. One huudred and twenty passengers on a recent train from Liverpool to London were Americans.

Women in Zanzibar pierce their ears or rather bore them, and for decoration they insert rolls of twisted paper, corncobs and the like. A man in the duchy of Anhalt has wagered 3,000 marks that within two years he can copy the whole of the bi ble, punctuation aud all without a sin' gle mistake. Prince Napoleon's younger son, who now bears the title of Count Lulgi MonCalieri, has entered the Italian service as a sub-lieutenant in the 3rd regiment of cavalry, now stationed at Verona. Green Old Age. Wm.

Ingham, of Danube, New York is 93 years old. Mrs. Mirriam Bennett, of Glendola, N. who died recently, was 91 years old. After living to be 90 years of age without the measles, Mrs.

Shackleton of Delaware station, died of them. Although Harvey Sanderson, of Springfield, is 90 years of age. he goes to and from his business as regularly as in his youth. The oldest printer in Canada is Wil liam Brown, of Tiverton. He is 90 years of age, and did book work in Scotland for half a century.

The combined ages of the Nellson sisters, three in number, of Sutton, N. make 824 years. They were born in the same town in which they now live. Queen Victoria and the pope are personally acquainted. They first met at Brussells at a banquet given by the king.

Cardinal Tecci was nuncio there and doyden of the diplomatic corps, and he sat by the queen and had along conversation with her. Afterwards he had an audience of her in London. In England they have been arguing the question as to the relative mental powers of men and women. The view is extensively taken that girls are brighter and more apt than boys, but that in later years the male intellect shows much more force and capacity. Marsh MeCuiie ia t'itv.

in from Garden R. D. SEAMAN, Notary Public. C. O.

CHIVINQTON. J.N.HOWARD. Seaman, GMvington Howard, REAL ESTATE BROKERS Dealers in Miller's and all kinds of Uphol a 'Specia Sexton, West Wichita, Kan. IN- to czro Pretty. RENTED.

fyfssw Dougla Avenue. Real Estate City and Farm Property. Bought and Sold. AND Agt's for National Fire Insurance Co. We have a large list of city and farm property.

Some special bargains on the West Side at present. Some new arid choice additions just placed on the market. Oome and see us. Good conveyances in waiting to show custom ers over the city. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

611 West Douglas Wichita, Kans. 565 Chicago -DEALER WM. HALL, M. I). J.

E. BENNETT, M. D. DOCTORS Hall Bennett. Office over liootlman Bank, 143 main Street.

Dr. Halt, treats all dlsonsbs of women, such as INFLAMMATION, ULCERATION, MISPLACE-, MENTOR PROLAPSUS OFTHEWOMB, POLYOUS AND FKIBBOID TUMOttS, causing too frequont and painful lnonstro-tion. aB PHIVaTE, CHltONIC trod 8EXUAL troubles POSITIVELY CUHEE, DK. BENNETT treats all diseases of the BLOOD AND SKIN, And All Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Oonorrohoen, Gleot, Stricture and Syphilis quickly oured. Eplloppsy Falling Fits successfully treated.

Will guarantee a oure of the 1 OPIUM OR MORPHINE HABIT In three weeks. No pay until oured. Consultation free and invited. Remember the place M3 North Main street, over Woodman's Bank. An Eagle measuring eight feet six inches from tip to tip was Killed near Atlanta while fleeing before a flock of twenty angry crows.

Viscount Arbuthnot, of London, has a brown eagle that has been in his'pos-session caged for more than twenty lyears. A talking canary bird has been discovered at Lowestoft, England. It be-: longs to a woman who has taught it o' repeat several words and phrases, and to imitate successfully the notes of other caged birds. i wren built its nest in an old fruit can nailed to a gate post. The nest was destroyed but was renewed twelve times on twelve successive days, having been pulled to pieces each time almost as soon as built.

The bird was then left in undisputed possession. A pair of swallows have built a nest in one of the electric lights in Oskosh, Wisconsiu, and have hatched out five or six little ones, which are lively and noisy. Tne nest, is immediately beneath the hood, which is placed over the lamp and only a few inches from the light. The lamp is lowered every day to be trimmed, but it does not disturb the little inmates. A correspondent of the London Times tells of a llobln that built its nest oh a shelf in his dressing room and has laid three eggs in it.

lie says a small window is always open a few inches of a morning when dressing one or the other of the birds will be at the opening watching me, aud enter the room the moment he leaves it. Mrs. A. S. Floyd is owner of a cottage at Long Branch.

A pair of fish hawks built theirnest in the chimney of the cottage, and Mrs. Floyd brought down upon her head the protestations of all the old women of Oceanville by announcing her purpose to expel the feathered Intruders. An old lady of seventy walked more than three miles to see Mrs. Floyd and warn her against the awful ill which would follow the destruction of that nest. Staple and Fancy Groceries, Queensware, Glassware, mi country Froauce, and Tobacco.

DEALER IN 601 West Douglas Avenue, Corner Sycamore St. J. I. MEYER. S.

UNKIN. THOS. E. SPEEB. Choice Family Groceries, South Side Chicago near Oak st.

Wichita, Kan. MEYER, DUNKIN SPEER, REAL ESTATE AND FARM LOANS. "Wm. IIuntsbaiwer. C.

Lorena Stone DEALERS IN Building andRough Stone. QUARRIES AT LOREKO STATION. Office, cor. 2d street and 5th Wichita, Kans TV. H.

OldfIeld, Contractor and Builder, west Bide. Cfszlzl Attcntlcn HOUSES No. 119 West First-class work done and only the best material used. Corner of Chicago and Oso0 Avenues..