The Daily Leader from Wichita, Kansas • 4

PIANOS ANU ORGANS. THE DAILY LEADER. FOR A SOUAEE HEAI, OR FJtESlI Go Opposite the P. 0. NE1DERLANDER, KealEatate Loan and 'Insurance Fresh apples at RatUff Cone's.

Old papers for sale at this oflloe. TitBWorth sells everything ohcap. Vermont Maple Syrup at Shober's. Choice Chirk in Pickles at Shoberls. Titsworth 'sells ohoioe butter for t-irty cents.

Don't forget the Wm, Stafo'rd Company, Wednesday, Nov. 0, Frenoh Prunos something ohoioe at Shober's. Go to E'seavtvonoa for fresh The old First Ward school house is slow'y making its way to its future lo-oation east of the railroad. This will be a great advantage to the people in that part of town. nedge plants and Nursery stock for sale at Wiohita Mound Nursery, east end of Douglas Aveuue.

Hedges Bet and cultivated around farms or town lots, by J. H. turns, Mound Nursery. The new store in the old Pacifio House is selling dry goods, hats, oaps, boots, shoes and ail kinds of notion at half pnoe. Call and see their stock and price their goods.

There was a grand rush at the York Has Kansas a Republicanism independent of the Union or has the party had twins? I see one of our papeis claim prohibition as a Republioan baby, and I then piok up from my table the Terre Gazette, a Republican organ and the editor says "it will kill the Republioan party if the Republicans advooate and ask for a IpoaJtyOption or prohibitory law." He seems to be willing to saorifioe most anything for the salvation of the dear old party. Then again I read, in my Indianapolis Monitor-Journal, a radical temperance organ, the name of a prominent domooratio lawyer, of one of the northern counties of Iodiana. as a ot the Central Temper AGENTS PIANOS ORGANS. W. Kimball B.

Bhomoab. Haixett Davis Emmerson, W. W. Kimball J. P.

Hale. StoolhLCovE n8 w. W.KIMBALL, Chicago, Illinois. Branch Hotine In Rov'a new brick. DoukUm ami Lawrence a Areiiuen.

Wholesale dealer and manufactu rer of Pianos AND OrgaiiS Good live agents wanted. Bend lor circulars and prices, we defy competition. A. B. LYEN, Manager, Wichita, Kas.

Appoints and settle with ail ajienU iu Ka.ii-m Colorado and NxuraskK. MRS M. KLENTZ! Milliner Y. HUMAN HAIR, LADIES' AND INFANTS FURNISHING GOODS. Thankful for past patrouaire I aolioi- a continuance ot the same.

Ladies call and examine my s'ock before purehas- ine elsewhere, as I can sell you goods at rery low prices. First door south of Woodman a Bank. C. G. EGKARDT.

lEast side Main Street, No 4 SM TA FE BAKER (Established 1872.) Bread, Pies. Cake, Bolls, at)dYm uade every day, Herder i.n.Kj-s ed Yeast for sale WICHITA CONS'RVATORY OF MUSIO Corner of Emporia venue and William street south of Djuglas avenue. DIB EC TOR; LEANDRO CAMPANART, Late of Milan, Italy For full particulars inquire at the Conservatory MILLINERY STORE. TU-RS. J.

GORDY HAS OPENED A Millinery and DRESS MAKING Establishment ou" Douglas Avenue between Lawrence and Topeka Avenues, where Bhe has employed a FIRST CLASS DRESS MAKER. She also keeps on hand a full supply of NOTIONS Mottoes, Zephyrs, and is gent for Williams' PERFECTION CHARTS For dress making. Call at Jher new hop before going elesewhere. THE Daily Leader WILL I DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OP WICHITA AND SEDGWICK COUNTY. IB.

PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR Wiohita, Efttsas. E. FIELD, Proprietor. SUBSCRIPTION PAID-IN ADVANCB. Wage paid to any addrcM, Mo per month.

SUNDAT, NOVEMBER 1881. "Cominar Events Cast Their Shadow Befow Them." EutCTION -NoT. 8. Wit Stafford At Opera House KoTember 9. V( Sckdat Schooi, Limon Sunday.

November 6. The Atonement; Lev. Methodist Church Sunday, Nov, 6. Morning, Rev. Waite.

Hon. Geo. W.Jiain. Baptist Church Rev. Sandefur, morning and evening.

Peebbytebian Church Rev. Mann, morning. Episcopai Church No services. Catholic Church Father McCall. morning and evening.

LOOALS. Cat rates on Oysters at Oo res: Mr, Killer returned yesterday from the east. A. De Witt Lyon, of Boston, Mass is at the fttahey House. Yesterday being so pleasant the streets was crowded with wagons.

"from oountry. come of the Candidates made some very good speeohes on the streets yes terday afternoon. lee is nothing new now; we have neariy a quarter of an inoh thick most every night Go to the new store second door east of the Tremoot House for Roods at half price. Mrs. H.

P. Wilt retured last night from Bedford county. where she has been visiting for six months N. Count Oysters 05 cents, Se lect 55 oents, and Standard 40 eents ean at Gore's. Jonny Jnonen went to Ualdwell on ycBterday morning's train.

He wil return to-morrow. Bulk Oysters 40 cents a quart at Gore's on Main Street. Geo. Bain will deliver on If on day evening at the Presbyterian church his celebrated leoture on a trip to Cal lfornia. Read what the press have to ay-about him.

Mr. E. H. Thompson of this city has the contract for building the new Methodist churoh at Aadover. It wil be 30x50 feet.

Mr, Jackson Clark, from Pennsylva nia, a nephew of Martin Clark, is in the oity viewing the place with a view eflooating. Hutch is up agian from Caldwell He can't be happy many weeks at time without visiting thj metropolis, bis old home. The Pratt County Times comes to us marked X. We had no idea that this far western oounty was making suoh rapid strides as is evidenced by this newsy little paper. Come boys, George Morris has spent lots of money to get the Stafford Com pany here and we must not go back on him.

Miss Lydia Benton returned from Eureka Springs on Wednesday and will he in her office on Tuesdays and Saturdays. The boys all round up in Wiohita far winter. Joe and Ed, Richey, brothers of the Richey House boys, have returned from Alpine, Colorado. If you something to tiokle your pal ate, juBt ask for the Northern Spy, for sale at Ratliff Cone's. This seems to bo the week for big Thursday morning Leavenworth was visited by one as was Wellington also, destroying one block.

Every body should be prepared for fires as this is the time of year when they usually ooour. Send word to your wife's cousins to oome in next Wednesday night, Wm. Stafford will be herewith the finest Opera Company that ever visited Wiohita, We rcoommend those of our citizens that can't go to but few entertainments this winter, to wait for Belshazars Feast, which will be rendered by the Wiohita Musical Union some time during the holidays. They are practicing upon it sow. Wahtxd.To purchase a second hand phaeton; very light suitable for a pony.

Apply to H. Kellogg, on the wheat market. When such men as Bain favor us with a leoture, don't miss the treat. Be sure and improve the opportunity. It's worth more than the cheap plays and broad jests of a do-en Hard rate theatres suoh as we are ollen with.

favored If you want cheap money eall on 1 Itf D.W.SMITH. DENTIST Eaqlk buUdinjr, across the hall frort AQLS OmCI, DoUBlaa A a RICHEY HOUSE. Niab THE Dmot. Established 1874" Board 1.50c per All calls made for trains. ldtf Biceisy Propriaou JOHN CLA ATTORNEYS AT LA Tf Office corner DohcIah anil F.mnnu Avenues.

FIRST CLASS Day or Week Board and Lodging nt tho Union House Opposite Avenue. Merchants Mill, Douglai NEW STABLES! Stop at the new Feed Sfable nexl to J.R Turner's. Douglnn Ave. Best of attention fien Hock. Corn and Hiy over night 6(1o Hay nver nii'ht 25j Hay from 9 a.

m. 4 tn. 10o d. GREASER. Prorr.

AMOS riARltlt. KOtRARXIk HARRIS A 1 TORNEYS At LAW. tentlon giren to collection. BEST 111 THE WORLD I 1VJBl-f'rb Soda la of a llghtlr dtrtr whit color. It mar wuiie.

examined br ft bat OOmPABISON WITH CHURCH Ac O.H on. on lARDI ANI BBAKn haw tbe aiaerenee. Se that roar Baking- Btt6m im diiuimu avafax4 rooo. lociceoatalalnc CbnpUrs on A Con. Mbint Womanhood, SalMtiaa of WU.

OsUtwer una Mntrlmnoy mmparad, CooJagtU DatlM. Confinement, Wei CuuruKip.JmiMdimwiM toMnr. nse, Solenre of KeprciihuiMoa. Hlncle LlteonnttdenxL Jw of Marring and Divoroe, Hlght of Murlea Women, Uiuvuiv of Woman, tbolr oauns nd onra, to lo a PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER eo diMHUM reeultiau ram Injure Mznal ueocUUou. aad on Mlf-afouae Urn neent tanbitof ronth and ita effect! on attar life, Nlyhtlr EmlMlona, Loaa of Visor, eto, and mnklnv irurrlg impropar or aa faappy, glTlng trestaant and rwinr valoabla radpad A.

book for private anil oonaiderUt reading that no adult hould be withont aa lnooriinro on ttaeae anbjacta canaa a great deal of rnlnerr. It cootuioe much that la not la any other book, and boa 630 pogoa, with em 100 plate Engravings and Woodouta. Prloa I ana. afiriat frafa Baplare ibraM mb taarr Aaal lanMMlk UUnlradTaalaa. It aat a n.7 CoBDi.tinnt itrictlr and be adirtMad DA.

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LOOSLXO. rilHli PhTJiciane Inohnruaof.thiiiold i nd mil km. 1. Liatitiitfon urttdiiiitealn madieinaand Cbronls Iie.ise; huv m- In th-lr all ill and anility much paririrtoth.il of thj ordinary pnrtlMonar, that they tvaacnnl'crih n'inn- tarouali their (Iv'a. fettiona of th- biood, imnaa, Tr vtvd frith tno-cesj, without "Min M' nrj orJPnieonnm MediehMfj.

YOUNC ard th m.iof enlftiriia; front th a Vara of a disc, ji-j thHt uullu iu: tor butaeor nianiasa. wclpi-'ite exDernw. pcrtWBtl eoniLltaTipn i whick it FH Uat ot qe)ii to he 1 rM hv lfliri( IVooaV Bent sail aif 4r--. i wW ttoaTtfaVaM.V ivntl tamni aoatthlot; ihSr hnlKjf. II mri rm.r tBlyictVr a t.ara4aV nnrHnrr.

isaraor XTxpuTinnca in mis tnataeat of TITS. CJTflOOIC'fil WIF1 of TAR i i i i i i i i CCBKS tilUUSANOS TKAULV. 9 JBES 4k A POSITIVE CURE act vtavmtvss. Kthe Eest of Tcnloa; Curet Dyspepsia Restores theApoetlte: StMiibm tha System: rJT'i Wi Restnrea the Weak and Debilitated. 1 1b(S Atrial afitwiN arara all 9 mt elaim.Aak tonrtra nia it for lir.CrMk'1 an rial-' er.

i of Tart take aa other. or aaia Of all DiafjiMa. II CM1TU an i 4 in --r a A. E. Shober Grocer, Douglas Ave nuesouth side four doors west of Oity scales.

Try 1 ltaworth if you want sixteen ounoes for a pqund. Evaporated Black Berries ber A Sho- For Sale. A Blaoksmih's Bellows and Iron. Inquire of J. Hilliard -at Livery Stable.

Tew Star For County Treasurer. Wichita, Oct. 10, 1881. To the many petitioners of October 3d, and all others whom it may con oern: Gentlemen: In answer to said peti turn and many private solicitations, I hereby place my name before thepeo pie as a anidate fur thtxiffioe of Treas urer of Sedgwick oounty, Your, trnlr, J. Curtis.

For Sale or Exchange A two-hundred acre farm on tho Nia nisoah River, in Viola township, town 20 south of range 3 west in this county, twenty five milas south-west of here. Twentyfive acres natural timbtr, sixty aeres in cultivation, frame house, one room 12x16 feet wiih store basement sums size, good well in good condition. River touches one acres first-class bottom land, a No. nob plaoe for cattle, hogs or cheep. Will sell or trade for team and wagon, for cattle or tor house and lot in town.

For further particulars inquire at this office. 32 tf. TRIMMING AND TREE PJTINCx Dene by Job or Day. GRAPES A SPECIALITY. Lawns and Yards FLATTED OR CLEANED.

ARBORS BUILT, BY S. A- FIELD. ftaTLeave orders at the Leader office. PATENTSf SOLDIERS AND SAILORS' Additional Homesikdk (Under Sec. 2306 B.

8.) If you were In XT. 8. service at least Wflays and prior to June 22, 1874, took 40 acre as a homestead Sou would be entitled to 120 more; If youtook an 80 acres more If 120, 40 acres more: 1so, 10 acres more; 159, 1 acre more, which to the claim not received aad is known as homestead," and if entitled can $25 CASH AS A COMMISSION Per 80 or proportionate for otber to any pna who will put me on the way of and I fucceedin making a purchase. Think a little. Do rou not know of gome one, and make 825.

Send itamp for circular explaining. PENSIONS; are riren to all persons or the heirs of those 8 i8ervice', an(1 unto 016 new law k.iJt11 'Z61110? dating back to the date of "la original claimant, pro-Tided application is made prior to July 1, lM so UiataUpersoru i ought to make Immediate appU-cation. All those wao will make, application through me before March 1,1880, wUTatfend tothe business for a fee of S10, the same to not be paid Until the claim is granted, and no pay unless successful. So write In Immediately and give a fulL clear statement of your groundsupon which to ob-lain a pension, and you will be promptly answered. Enclose stamps.

To all persons Interested In Patents I offer my sett ce to obtain Patents for them upon the ground SSf. Patent Is obtained make no charge. WrUeMlparRculan and tend Model for an examina. Hon. Have first-class Washington, D.C., connections who make the examination in person free.

LANDS AND OTHER PROPERTY BOUGHT 4ND SOLD and exchanged in all parts of tho United States and Canada. Seud two 3-cent stamps for the iAi-feet Uat in the United States. All kinds of Scrip for location of State er Government Lands bought and sold. Old War Land arrant wanted. Bend stamp for circular, or lOe for Pamphlet telling how all kinds can be located and under what acts they Send for references.

Address, D. H. TALBOT, CENTS WANTED. city, low TITS warrant a man 128 a day using out WELL AUGER AND DRILL! In rood territory. Dm orlptiv book aenl to.

Add. Jill Augar Louis, Mo 11 ess Nursery yard yesterday, and a pile cash taken in. There is a small lot of stock to be delivered to morrow, mostly in the city. Bain's tribute to this age and this oountry, it heard by every mm. wo man and child in, the United States, would do more to haimonize tin see tions than ten sessions of Congress.

-Mt. Sterling Sentinel. Geo. Lyen, at the Kimball Musio House has a nice stook of 6mall instru ments on hand with a nioe seleotion of sheet musio whioh will be sold at cost. Anyone wanting anything in that line call and get a good bargain.

Violins with bows worth five and; Six dollars for one and a half two -collars. A large audience listened to the leoture of George W. Bain last evening Those who failed to attend, missed one of the most brilliant and beautiful pic tures imagination can conceive. The leoture, as its title implies, is de soriptive of a triD to California, and in every phase of it he finds new cause for thankfulness for the age and oountry we live in. Mr.

Bain is, without one of the most fluent and effective speakers we have had in this city. Ia fact, we believe he can say more in one hour, and say it better, than any platform orator we ever heard, not exoepting Gough or Beech- er. Jackson Daily. Patriot. Mr.

C. M. Foulks, Right-of-Way Commissioner of the Santa Fe road. was in the city yesterday. He has just oompleted the contract for seventy- three acres of land at Halstead for do pot grounds and terminal facilities for the St.

Louis and San Francisco road, that will make connection with the Santa Fe line at that point about De cember 10. Mr. Foulk is one of the brightest business men in Kansas, and his eerviots are fully appreciated by the railroad people. Commonwealth. We are glad to see George Morris making suoh an effort to get the best companies to furnish entertainments for our theater going neonle.

The Wm. Stafford Company played a whole week in the Peoples' Opera House in St. Louis and had a full house every night. From there to Topeka they stopped only twice, refusing larger towns than Wichita. It is solely through Georgo Morns' special efforts that they are coming here at all.

They are a fine troupe and wo oxpeot a good time when they oome. The Baptists ot Kansas have a col lege at Ottawa that is doing a grand work in eduoating the rising generation. They havo a section of very fine and with a good stone building on it, and no' encumbrance. It was resolved at the State Baptist Convention a few days ago to raise an endowment fund of fifty thousand dollars to nlaoe the eollego on its feet in proper shape mere are some nve thousand and one thousand dollar subsoribtions, and arge number of one hundred dollar ones, come ot our citizens ot this county art giving a hundred dollars apiece. We advise all who want a good plaoe to board to try Mrs.

Hoffman fe Mills. They take a delight ia making the dining room look neat and in keeping ti table in good style. They set a good table, with all the best eatables they can get, and have them cooked just right. Board is not so high as at the hotels. Take, our advise go and try them, and we warrant that they will give satisfaction.

Bain's Lecture. We will not attempt to disoribe it; it cannot be done. He is the most eloquent spoaker who has ever visited onr cifcv. Va are nor, alone in this be- lo: it was the common virdior. He- spoke for an hour on the subject of temperance last night and oaptivat- the entire Mis voioe is pleasing and evry sentenoe full of meaning.

He will speak to-night at the Methodist churoh on the same subj If you want to be entertain ed, instructed, delighted go and hear him. It is an opportunity that will seldom be given. Every young man and boy should hear him. It is a message from God that can never be for gotten or effaced. Sale of Imported Birds.

Mrs. Fred Scbattner, wishing to go to the Sprint's, will reduce her avery of imported birds at reduced rates if Called for within a few days. They ooDgUt of German Singers. Talking Starlings, English Singing Thrushes, Dauimore vsneies, vjoiucu uiu, w.s-kins. Moc.ini birds and Red birds, Residence North Wiohit street near Woodman s.

ance Committee, and when asked to aooept the position said yes, my heart is in the work, I shall practice at all times and in all plaoes total abstinence of intoxicating beverages; put me down a full soholar, brother demoorats do likewise. Why is it that nine tenths of the saloon keepers are Germans and they 'vote the Republioan ticket? out with suoh bosh, Republicans, Democrats, Greenbaokers voted, and women prayed, sung, leotured, assisted the press and orked at the polls for prohibition, and the same bodies are assisting its enforcement. Ob it sounds so reasonable to hear Republi oans say ''well I voted for this law but would vote for its appeal, because am afraid it will never bo enforced," then we hear tha cross demoorats chime in, "I didn't vote for the law but will do all I oan for its enforoe ma mens, xnese men are eitner or. as fickle as a Kansas wind, Your laws will never be a power until the oruelly wrongad ones get a chanco at the rule, and then look out for the healing tf this nation. Yes, Marsh and Louis might make a better "ring," but dear me, just see the brass in the make up of the "ring" that is passing off fcr "gold." Jooelyn and White will have to brighten up their "brans" with twilled flannel and ohalk to keep eten.

We must not doubt Jocelyn's honesty down to too fine a point perhaps he was converted over to de-mooraoy like pome people were oonver-ed over to prohibition. There is a chance of them all getting back into the old ruts again after election, and really if the Wiohita press is reliable the men that are eleoted next Tuesday ought to be arrested and put under heavy bonds for tho security of the public in general, suoh a set of swindlers and frauds was never put before the people of Sednwiok oounty. Lord have meroy on their souls. The reason some people cannot mind their own business is because they have no business to attend to, nor mind either. Just so it is with the politicians of Sedgwiok oounty.

They are a set of wobdehucks in a marshy plaoe without a white cloud above, or a smooth road to jostle in, or a tiny rustle of the Autumn leaves to warn them of the grind defeat that awaits a goodly number of the candidates nett Tuesday. Smooth Boke. A. E. Shober, Grocer, Douglas Ave nue south side, four doors wost city scales.

For fruits and confeotionaries eo to Dr. Greenlee next door west of F. Smyth's Tripe and pickled pigs feet at Gores Shober holds the fort on choice Teas. Satisfaction or no ply at the Union House. We want two of thre active boys to ee'l paper in the.

mornine. Go to Sirs. Hoffman Mills for pri vate board by the day or week. G. W.

White th old boss auctioneer proprietor of the Union Hons, knows what to do with a hungry man. Mrs. Hoffman Mills requests us to say that they are prepared to take sev eral more boarder. B. Stetter will close the ballance of his stock of olothing at surprisingly low prices.

A large lot of California Canned Goods at low figures, just received at Shober s. Messers Elsea Jones kp" none but the best groceries. Hot Coffee and lunoh at Gore's next to Finlay Ross, Main St. The very latest fashions in wraps of overy description can be found at Laura Holtsohneider's, 58 Main St. Bntterick's Patterns at roduoed rates.

Messr Elsea Jones the new ero- oers at Knightley's old stand are prepared to furnish fresh groonries at bottom orioes. If you don't believe this just call and see. W. S. Roiiers has a bran new view ing outfit and is prepared to take photographs of stores, town or oountry residences, barns and all kinds of out-door scenes.

Leave orders at Ong's old stand, opposite Tremont House. It is a matter of business that so many of our town and country people stop at the Valley House; it is near the depot, convenient to good livery stables, in the midst of the market, and is an excellent boarding house. you want crackers go to the Wiohita faotory, next to Marble yard, and get them fresh and sweet, made of good flour and warranted pure. I.