Wichita Daily Democrat du lieu suivant : Wichita, Kansas • 3

Vi fa ini AFTER MANY YEARS. OUR TOW LINE. TI8 TRUE. JtitMfa flatly flmwral SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. I.

Ji, Ji, JitmkrAfioti Cl Butov- Saryeyor; A Dcadwood, Dakota, Murderer Captured in Wichita by ft Local Detective, Democrats Responding Liberally to the Call for Funda to Float the Democrat Ship, The Jury in the True Murder Case Render Verdict of Guilty of Manslaughter In the Second Degree. RAILROAD TIME TABLES, c. K. ft N. II.

I(. IlDck laluml Huula, Three Thousand Dollars Pledged Veaterday and 8ix Thousand Sure To.day. Land Subdivided and Blaa Prints made, and City LoULoogtod, Thi Penalty fur Which It Three or Five Yeere In the Penitentiary. -GO XO TIIE- Ml MEE FOR FRESH BREAD, PIES, OAKES, ETO-, Where yon will get better goods and more for your money than any plnoe in tha eity. MISS M.

ELLIOTT, PROP. 254, North Main. Going North mill Hast. No2. fit.

bull mill niilragn through mull Mini iIhiiu In d.illy.. 8:35 am Nil 4 -Kuiiiihh City nli.l St. lllgllt iliqnirti 8:35 III Nii ljAci'cmiiiiiiliiiiim U. rt daily fxiti'pl fe'iimluyn 9:117 a III Going Special Attention Given Sewerage and Drainage Estimate and Plain made aud Executed. Olllce with Oliver Mulvey, City Engineer.

Residence, 1143 Wichita St. J. Hex, 10 1 NoS'-Kamnitity mill Ht i- driH iutWi'h mill ili'iarlH ilitily i .011 lit mill Ctilimgo through mrll mul uxpruH iirrlti'S ami do- parti ilully 7 :30 pin No. 41 Ai'i'iiliiiiiiiilutlnii ilrpartH il ally i.xorpt HiiiuIh.m... 1 :10 lit I'uIIiiihii Mroplim ram nil all iiIkI'I trnlns.

Tlrkrta mill mul hnggngi'i'ht'i-kfd tuiill poluti llrpol Himtlii'iist iiriirr ut Douglas mul 930 Market Ht. WICHITA, KAS avi'iiiu'i, City ulllri' northeast contur of llimylin iivumii' auilMarkutHlri'i'f. A. Iti i ii i-i i i. Uein'ral Pamaigir ami Tiekut Agent, RANSOM H.

BROWN, 9 CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. Ht. I t. ft W- It. It.

UKI'AIIT AllllIVK Ht.Louli. Chicago ft Knit'll Kx III in KatiNiwC.lty. ht. I.ft 8:111 a Anthony mul Kiowa Kxiress a a in to pm 7:00 in Indiana Dining Room (254 MOUTH MAIM RTBKBT.) FIRST CLASS MEAL 25C. G.

R. FARNSWORTH, PROP, Wli'lillit ft Colontilit. Attorney Jones finished the argument Thursday evening nnd nt 7 oolook the ease was I rued over to the Jury. They did not reach a verdict until yesterday inoruiug lit 8 oclock, after being out nil night. The Urst vote stood six to six in favor of guilt or iunooenoe, which way it remained during the tedious hours of night.

Yesterday morning they decided that the defendant was guilty of manslaughter in the second degree and rendered tlioir verdict aooord-ingly. When it wne announced thnt a verdiot hnd been reached, theoourt room was soon crowded with anxious people and as the Jury ninrohod in the sheriff came in with the prisoner, who seemed in his usoal state of composure and looked as if lie had rested well during the night. The verdiot was then read. The penally in this case is three or five years in the penitentinry and theoourt will, perhaps sen tenia him next Monday. This case has been watched with a groat deal of interest as the people of this glorious state of Kansas were anxious to see whioh way the jury would deoide and which was a greater orime in the eyes of the people of this state, whiskey selling or murder, and this case has demonstrated it exactly.

This ended the oriminal docket with the exception of several indictments found by grand jury, which wilt be called at the November term. Tho oivil oases will be taken np Monday aud there nre a grent many. Court then adjourned till Monday. OKl'AIlT AllltIVK Hutililiimn mul it 11:50 ji in I Input oorner Huuoiul mul Wlulilla struuti. City tirkot ollloe 121 Main itruut, N.C.

Keenan, Ticket Aitunt, Late of (It, Ut St Coast and QeoUetio Survey Department, Speoiat Attention given to all City and BurTeynS Bud Railroad Engineer- Map Hade on Short Notice. i Office with O. Mulvey, City Engineer, No. 230 N. Market St.

Telephone No. 73. A. T. ft H.

It It. (lOlMl'NllHTH AN II KAST. Texan Kxpreta Express Ciilurailii mul California Express 8:0.1 pm. Freight Acuuimuoilatliiu 2:00 111 II1IINII HOCTII AND KHT. Texas Kxprmi Calilwull Express Arkansas Citv Mall noil ft i 1 1 1 Dont You Dare Do It! 11:00 III 2:00 pill H.

lb Kkui.ru, Dlst ft F. Agb W. 1). MllHIIOI'K, Agent. Yesterday a blonde and brunette, a white and colored woman, were seen walking down Douglas avenue, nrm in arm.

Mr. P. J. Ky.ii of New Holluml, Illinois, wa In Wichita fids week. Ho is so well pleased that when he goes home lie will give Wichita good send-off.

L. B. Davis, representing the John Morris Company, of Chicago, Is in the city. Mr. Davis is one of the handsomest drnmmcrs in (lie west.

He is so sociable and agreeable that his sales are very hoavy, particularly in Western and Southern Kenans. Whenever In the city, Birch patronizes the excellent Tremont. Five yonra ago, lie bought lots In the Carey Purk, mid has nmilo rloh strike. Ton years ago ho was olTored 200 feet ou Dougins avenue, where tho Richland block now stands, for $2000, Ho considers this the banner oity of the state, and predicts 100,000 population for Wichita in five years. Davis resides Nowport, and is thinking seriously of removing to our oity.

The brewers are now on tho anxious seat. Tho internal revenue bureau has instructed the government chemist to analyze a specimen of all tho diflersut kinds of boor manufactured in this country. Thu specimens havo been purchaaud nt the places where they nre kept for sale. The honest brewer will have nothing to fear from the chemical examination, but those who have been making beer out of corn, rice, cucculus, indicna and other druga will wait for the report with fear and trembling. The report is to be submitted to congress, and some of the pnpers think that the uveaage congressman is about as good a Judge of the quality of beur as oau be fouml.

We tremble for Wichitas reputation, for we know that the products of the secret stills, sold iu joints, will not bear inspection. It is the editor's ditty to spunk of Ills town as tho lovhost place beneath heavens blue arch. Speak of a deceased citizen ns the fallen oak when lie dies of the Jim Jams. Cali a man a prominent citizen when yon know him to be, tho best poker plnyer. Speak of a little street Arab ns a bright-eyed yonlli on the rond to fame, and of tho big -footed, rod-headed newly married woman as the accomplished bride.

Call a lawyer a leading light of whom the profession ought to be prond, when you knbw him to be an ordinary pettifogger, and for this lie is iu luck if he receives even thanks. If half the people iu town would tabor as assidiously to upbuild the local paper qr they do to tear it up nnd oritioise, it would never be otherwise than prosperous. The same people are not open to criticism themselves, of course. A Tragedy Prevented. Yesterday morning as a Dkmocbat pencil pusher was going down East Douglas avenue, ho observed Officer Harman shove a guti" down his pocket nnd jump into hjs saddle and run up the street at breakneck speed.

Being a sort of an inquisitive cuss, we ventured to inquire, nnd found that a man mimed Bill Cook, being in an intoxicate 1 condition, had obtained a shot gun and threatened to kill his better half, and tho officer arrived just in time to prevent him. It secuis that he nnd his wife had a little trouble, and she went to her sister-in-law's, Mrs. Henry Martin, who lives np near Hydraulic avenue, where her husband went after her with the aforesaid persuader. He skipped out, and was not arrested. Wichita Western.

WHEEL IIOUHKS FAVIIH IT. There nre iu Wichita 3,500 Democrats, every one of whom will take the Dkmocuat when it cnmpnren with rival papers. To insure favorable comparison the stock company is being organized so that the paper will he amply bucked. ONI! HIINIUIHI) THOUSAND will onll Wicihit home by 18IMI, and to make the city wlmt it should and doubtless will ho, another paper is needed. The Democracy will have ouo of those morn-ing pnpers, and the pnper established now will be to Wichita wlmt the Times is to Knnsns City, MONEY, womc AND TIME Is needed to place tho paper ou a sound basis.

In tho eoureo of two mouths itevill bo self-supporting, and will be iu shape to expound doctrine ns il should bo given to tho people of Kansas. It will be such ii paper ns every citizen, regardless of his political and religious viows, oan support. AID AND KNOOUHAIIH IT. Nothing so much rollouts the enterprise and good points of a city ns morning pnpers. They tell the world what the city is doing, how the tradesmen transact business, whnt the capitalist will do nnd how tho people will receive you.

Important Notice. No person, eccept the business manager of this office, has any nuthorty to collect any bills due this olllco, or to contract any bills against tho sumo nulesa such person hns a letter of unthority so to do from the business manager of this office. Democrat Fob, Co. O. C.

Sharp 15-tf. Bus. Mgr. Right You Are. Col.

Murdock has written a communication to the council asking thnt body to recommend that tho nppropalution for the Government building he raised from $75,000 to $100,000. When the first appropriation was made Wichita had only 12,000 people. Now that 40,000 persons cal this home the appropriation will have to be greatly increased. The building must be enlarged nnd if it is built according to the progress now made, Wiceita will have 200,000 people by the time the building is under roof. The Kansas Freemen.

The socond meeting of Subordinate Conncil No. I of Kansas Freemen was held last night nt the Sous of Herman hall. The officers of Subordinate Council No 1. elected at the first meeting were duly installed by the officers of the Supreme Council. A lnrge number of new membors were initintuu nnd the following committees appointed by President T.

J. Sweeny: Committee on constitution and by-laws. Committee on supplies. Committee on finance. The meeting was entirely harmonious and every member agreed to constitute himself a committee of one to work for the advancement of the order.

Arrlvrs. No. 2. Mall mul Express 8:20 a. Ml.

No. 4. Express l. nt. Way Freight Leaves.

No. I Mail mul Express a. m. No. Express .0:18 P- n.

Wtty Freight I a- m. St. Louis San Francisco. Dont You Take Your Clothing to some Cheap John and have them Cleaned or Dyed-For they will Surely Spoil Them, but go to the CHICAGO DYE HOUSE. 114 IT.

LAWRENCE AVE I The only First-Class Dye House in the City. We have none but Skilled workmen and Guarantee Satisfaction in GLEANING, DYEING OR REPAIRING. E. A. SPENCER, Leave.

Going Wpst, Passenger a. Going Weil. Passenger -I'-KI p. 111. Going West, kreight 12 ai p.

m. Going East, Passenger a. m. Going East, Passenger lUAl P- P1, Going Hast, Krentlil 10:20 P- Going East, Freight m. DR.

WM HALL Cures gonorrhrua in fonr days or no pay. Gleet and stricture successfully treated. Syphilis positively cored and eradicated from the system. Spermatorrhoea sexual debility and iinpotency, from any cause successfully treated. All cases undertaken will be on the insurance plan, no care no pay.

All kidney nnd bladder troubles, skin, nervous diseases cured. Piles, fistnla and all diseases of the rectum cured without knife, ligature or pnin. Consult tion free and invited. Call at office from 9 a. m.

till 8 p. over Woodmans bank, 143 Main street. 15 ly $6.65 to Kansas City and Return. Commencing to-day and continning until October 1st. the C.

K. A N. railway, Rock Island Route, will sell tickets to Kansas City and return nt $6.65, which includes price of admission to the fair. Pullman sleepers on all night trains. Elognnt equipment of ears.

Ticket offices 206 E. Dougins avenue nnd depot. ll-6t The old adage, murder will out, was uever more exemplified than in the onae oi John J. Wiltsee, who, lit 1873, killed Joseph McIntyre Iu Mexican Pete's saloon on Brondway, The ciraumstniices of the killing were published iu nearly every prominent journal in tho United States, and a reward of $5,000 was offered for the arrest of the k.illor. TDK CIUOUMHTANUE of the crime are as follows: On the llltli day of October, 1H73, Jos.

Molutyre entered Mexican Pete's" enloon and or-(lured a drink of brandy, laying down therefor tho aum of fifty cents In payment. Just ns McIntyre raised the liquor to bis mouth, Wiltsee, who ia a desperado of the first class, stepped up to the bar nnd grasping tho glnas drank the contents, saying! von, now is Tnis. Home words were passed botween the two men, when suddenly Wiltsee drew a gnn and fired, shooting McIntyre throngh the right lung. The latter fell io the floor of the saloon, and In the confusion of the oocesion the murderer made good his escape. TnR WOUNDED MAM lay between life and death for abont ten days, and finally died.

Immediately thereafter the mnyor of Dendwood offered a reward for the arrest of the murderer, and the various detective agencies throughout the United Stntoa and Caunda were notified and a description of tho fugitive furnished. One of these circulars foil into the handa of the Kansas Deteolire Bureau, and the manager, Mr, Stinson, placed the mutter in the hands of Mr. Cobb, his associate. Abont 8 oclock last night Mr. Cobb spotted his man on the oorner of Main nnd First streets, nnd walking np to him, said I WANT YOU.

Wiltsee, in common parlance, wilted nt once, and wulked off with Detective Cobb, and was taken over to the oompnny'e office in the Heisermnn-Meyer block, and a guard placed over him awaiting a requisition from tiie Governor of Dakota. At a late hour last night, or in other words at an early hour this morning, Wiltsee said he would go to Dakota without the formality of a requisition, and this morning Detective Scott of the Kansas Detective Bureau will start for Dcadwood via the Atchison, Topeka A Santa Fe with his prisoner. TUB KANSAS DETECTIVE BUBKAU is to be congratulated on this important arrest nnd the management thereof has shown to the public by its action that no guilty man can escape. The Kansas Detective Bureau by its action as above shows thnt the compnny is np to snuff, and the membors of its force composed of A No. I men.

LOST. A side pooket memorandum book con tainiug $15 in money, nud pnpers valuable to the owner only. Return book nnd papers to European Hotel and be rewarded. No questions will be asked if the same is returned intact without the money Frank Toonette. European Hotel.

Something Coming. O. Wilson, of Coiumbns, Ohio, who has been in this oity, the guest of his old time friend, N. K. Toiler, has returned home, but not before he and Mr.

Tnller hnd presented an offer to the secretary of mnnu-fuoturg of the Board of Trade, for the location of a carriage factory in this city. The Board of trade lias not yet reported. He may also establish a boot and shoe store here, as he is an old jobber in thnt line. Come ahead, we weloome yon. Hotel Arrivals.

tremont. W. D. VanDenen, Kansas CityjWm. VauAnsdale and Paul Street, Chicago; E.

E. Reynolds, St. Louis; 0. A. Eastman, St.

Joe; B. Sohmutz, St. Mark. MANHATTAN. S.

S. Allin, O. A. Hancock and E. R.

Hoffmnn, Chicago; Ed. Behr, New York City; Ed. E. Moore, Newton. OCCIDENTAL.

W. M. MoEvoy, Kansas City; Wm. Keisling, Melroy, Charles Barets, New Philadelphia, J. S.

Simmons, KansnsCity; E. T. Carrybell, Lawrence; W. A. Kilpatrick, St.

Louis; J. V. Lee1 Anthony; J. D. DeWolf, Cincinnati; A.

J. Bond, Kansas City. OANDOLFO. C. A.

Wood, Greeusburg; J. Thompson, Cincinnati; J. S. Jawlson, Chicago; M. Warren, Lawrence; F.

M. Goar, St. Louis. KEAL ESTATE TUAN8FEUS. THE WICHITA INFIRMARY.

237 SOUTH FOURTH AVE. OR. E. RUDER, PROPRIETOR. AMUSEMENTS.

JUIlllTA MIJSKUM. I 221 223 South Main St. Kskis ft Younh, Managers GRAND RE-OPENING Chronic diseases suceesssully treated. Good Accommodations and Treatment for Ladies in Confinement. Good Board and Experienced Nurses.

OF THE FALL ANI1 WINTER SEASON Open every afternoon anil evening fron I to 10 p. m. Matinees arranged especially for Ladies and Children. WEEK COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 10. CUBIO PAH LOB ANI) VAUDEVILLE STAdR.

The Trade Palace. i E. 1). F. Hews, Director of Amusements.

Curious Freaks of Nature, Cnsmnraties, Marionettes, Representatives of Korehin Tribes and Nations, Illusions, Punch ft Judy, Automatic Wonders, Minstrels mid! Many Novelties. INVISIBLE LADY Convetses with you, beside you, behind you, before you, yet cannot be seen. THEATRE. John U. McIntosh, Stage Manager, Refined Specialties, Comedies and Dramas by the Most Popular Artists of the day, Supported by our Sterling Stock Company.

Admission 10 cents to all. Mnsicals aid Fall Openlni, The Fair. The preparations for the great fair, in Riverside Park next month still go bravely on and from the many new attractions that have been soenred, the fair will doubtless be a success both iu a fluiaucial nnd pleasure point of view. In conclusion with the fair, the managers desire to say that it is entirely dependent upon the generosity of the public for the success of this fair, and earnestly solicit the henrty co-operation of all to make this the crowning event of the season. The thousands of citizens of Wichita, together with the multitude of strangers constantly with us, will appreciate the entertainment furnished, and the objective view is cer tninly commendable.

The management have assurances that rates ns favorable as have been made to any other fair in the state will be made to Vi ichitu and that we will have large excursions from all parts of the state on different lines of roads into the city. Rabbi Gutmaehor went to Cincinnati, yesterday. Wichita Lodge I. O. O.

F. No. 03 hold a meeting last night. The Kansas Freemen held large and enthusiastic meeting Inst night. 8.

P. Kirkpatrick and wife, of Eldorado Springs, are visiting in this city. T. O.Marcum, of Cailotsburg, Kentucky, is in the city a gnest at the Occidental. T.

L. Lockwood, wife and child, of Anthony, are in this city visiting friends- The ladies of St. John's Guild gave an Enigma last ovening. at the residence of Mr. Bond, 1437 Fair view avenue.

To-day is the day set for the trial of the quo warranto case. Judge Walker will ask for a continuance while Jones goes to Topeka and defends himself. This bakery was established iu 1872 and has a reputation for good bread and con factions that cannot bo surpassed in the state Cali on them at North Main when you want something good. I-lm Leave your orders at Hoorn 6, No. 140 N.

Main street, for pure Kentucky Liquors satisfaction in all particulars or money refunded by the Kentucky Liquor Louisville, Ky. lSwl At a meeting of the directors of the Sait Manufacturing Company held Thursday night, L. T. Sherwood was elected president, 8. L.

Rouse, vice-president; J. E. Davis, secretary; K. T. Ewen, treasurer.

Superintendent Dickson of the street oar companies lias ordered in nil tickets issued by lex-superintendent Powul' The company propose to issue new tickets for the ones taken up in order to straigh)en np the ncoouuts of the compnny. You can get from 4 to 10 year old Sour Mash Kentucky Whisky, striotly pure, double government stamped goods, by ordering at Room 0, No. 146 N. Main street, from the Kentucky Liquor Louisville, Ky. lowl T.

C. Cochran was brought before Judge homaB yesterday to be tried for insanity, hired attorneys and will fight the case, hildren Bay he lias boon insane for i five years. He has resided here nr'ee years. he University, Clubjmet Thursday night 1 the Board of Trade rooms, and elected he following officers President, R. Hatfield vice-president, Rev.

C. J. Adams second vice-president, W. W. Johnson K.

Carlisle secretary, W. L. iordon. The club will meet Friday night. (Specialist: Dr.

Wm. Hall, office over Woodmans bank, 143 North Main street, cures all sexual, private and ehronie diseases of both sex. Piles and all diseases of the reotnm oured without knife, ligature or pain. No money to be paid until patient is cured. Send 2 cents for book.

15-lm MUSIC BY PROF. SHAWS GRAND EXHIBITION OF Main street theatre. J. Loimiic, Manager 705 iiy Popular Bequest The Great Hit THE TWO ORPHANS Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. September 20, 27 and 2s Balance of week the great drama of HAZEL KIRKE.

AH Are Respectfully Invited to Attend. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, September 30, October 1 and 2. ADMISSION 15, 25, and 35 cts. Reserved Seats at Itox olllco during the day. Performances commence sharp at 8 :15 p.

A Vicious Fight. The Santa Fe freight dopot, oorner of Douglas and Fifth uveuues, was the scene of a desperate fight yesterday afternoon between an expressman who answered to No. 17 nnd an Ethiopian, whose wagon bears the number of 47. Some freight arrived for a certain party in the oity, and it Beems both parties, expressmen, had been notified todeliver the same. Both expressmen olaimed the freight and a fight in consequence ensned.

resulting in the colored man being knocked out in the length of time tha Hades would take to scorch a feather. No arrests were made and the parties to the fray subsequently shook. hands and parted apparently good friends as for as present events are eoncerned. That Wrestling Match. The great wrestling match catch as oatcli can between Capt.

Tom Shields and Mr. W. 8. Deeds, for $100 a Bide, will tnke place at Eldridge Park on Sunday afternoon, October the 2nd. Before the wrestling, the boxing wil.

take place between Ed. Blndon, of iohi ta, and W. T. Holtzmau, of K. and six rounds between two light weights for $50 a side, and Burke, ohampion of Texas, and the unknown of this place will havo a hard contest for championship.

Musio will be in attendance and dancing in the evening. Admission foe 25cts, Good order will be preserved on the grounds as Sheriff Hays and some of his men will bo nt hand to preserve order, as this match is on its merits nnd will allow no bippodroming whatever. The Motor line will furnish transportation to tho grounds. Police Courts. John Carrey, the notorious bird captured the other night, had his preliminary hearing yesterday and in default of $700 bail, was returned to jail.

He will have his trial Wednesday. Charley Jiles, a colored lad, was arrested by officer Risley, and after an examination, discharged. He was only suspeoled, of petty larceny. Jainos Neelly and Tom LeFever were fined $3 and costs each for a plain drunk I. Williams was fined $8 and costs for illegal cohabitation.

John Golden arrested for vagrancy, fined and returned to jail. J. J. Thompson figured before Judge Walker yesterday on two charges, one for assault anil the other for violating a pence warrant. It is thought the onse will be compfomised.

In Judge Barretts a half dozen cases were disposed of. Forest City Pressed Brick. Yesterday afternoon, upon invitation, about seventy-five prominent business men went out to the Forest Oity pressed brick plant to witness the workings and examine the brick. The plant is abont four miles south of the city, along the Santa Fe road. They found everything in full operation and making on an average of 50,000 brick per day.

One kiln which they had just opened contained 250,000 briok, which are of a cherry red and pronounced by contractors to be eqnal if not better than the St.Louis brick. When the hands become familiar with the machinery, the workings and the burning, the brick will supplant the St. Louis briok in this city nnd surrounding towns. The pressed brick compnny should reoeive every dollar of money spent for sneh material. By apend-ing money at home we cause the wheel of industry to spin faster and faster.

WEST SIDE HQTEL- The following transfers were filed in the PURE OLD ILIPORS. We wilt sell to the oiticen of Wiohita and Terms $1,50 Per Day. Strictly First-Class. Guarantee Free Delivery or Refund Money. New House, Newly and Elegantly Furnished.

Two Blooks from the West Wioh-ita Depot. tOO Chicago Cor, Dodge Ave. L. R. CAIN, Propr.

12-lw Registers office yesterday F. Perkins to Maria Allen, lot 11, Park Place add 900 B. Wikoff to A A Anderson, nnd, 1-2 int. in he 1-4 seo 6, 28 2w 1 Rowsoy to Caswell, 37x136 feet cor. Maine and Orme sts.

3100 Haoker to Loudermilk, lota 23 and 25, Firebangh's Bub div' 1000 John Guest to 0 A Ry right-of-way over nw 1-4 seo 13, 26 le.l 1 Flower to 0 Wilson, lots 17 and 19, block Shermans add 560 Frank Maxwell to Susan A Wroug-ton, lots 89 to 93, Lincoln street add 8000 Jumes Campbell to Hoover, lot 27, Spring Grove 2d ad 700 A Houok to A Rankin, iota 34 to 40, Central ave. add 1300 Olay to A Rankin, lot 42, Central ave. add 325 Susan A Wroughton to Frank Maxwell, lots 10 and 12, Lincoln street add, Lain ave 4000 Lemmon to ft Ry Co. right-of-way over sw 1-4 seo 12, 26 le 1 Pure Eight year old Sour Mash Kentucky Whiskey at $2.00 per quart, or $6.60 per Gallon, also Bottled Beer, Brandy, Wines, of best Brands. Guineas Pale Ale, Brown Stont Porter (imported.) We have forwarded onr blank orders to Jno.

E. Campbell, Merchandise Broker, Room 5, No. 146 N. Main Street, where parties ordering of ua oan fill np Baid blanks. We have special facilities for safe shipment and delivery of goods as or-dered, and purchase of ns oan rely on getting STRICTLY jPRIME GOODS nt the snmejprice they are now payingfor very inferior goods.

It is our Intention to build np a repuatlon for furnishing the The Best Goois that Can be Had. The Kindergarten committee met yesterday afternoon and transacted business. M. W. Hopkins, attorney, left yesterday for Oswego where he will transact legal business.

I. I. Regna, Palmer and I. Mosher, of Nevada, are in the city the guests of the European Hotel. D.

Jeutry8 little two mouths old babe died yesterday and will be buried to-day. I. H. Holmes has charge of the remains. E.

D. Holbrook, secretary of the Memphis and Dema town company, has moved his office two doors nortli Furley building only a few steps from his old office. Bottle Beer, Imported Guinness Pale Ale, Brown Stout Porter, Brandy, Wine, can be had, of best bran ds, by ordering of ns. Leave your orders at Room No. 146 N.

Mnin Btreet, from the Kentnoky Liqnor Louisville, Ky. 15wl A. O. GANTS P. MAHAN.

ElOPEALiTEL, Maurice Oueuod, of Florence, Kas, is taking in the sights of the great metropo-V lis. Mr. Pnenod is a wealthy Frenchman land knows how to have a good time. He lis the gnest of his friend, Frenchy, otherwise known ns Mr. Tognotti) of the Huropeaa Hotel.

The gentleuyjui loaves tll'is morning for his home. 'Mr. Charlie Morris and wife who went nplto Kansas City a few days with the tension of visitiug.the Fair, returned home last night, considerably disappointed in hi4 'expectations. Charley says the mud was Uwo feet deep on the grounds, and that VWiohita mud wus nowhere in ison.t The Fair was postponed and Charley oame ihome more than ever in love with Wiohita, GANTS MAHAN Proprietor. at purchasers risk us ft trial order.

we also purchase and amp all kinds, any nrauu u. at Market price if delivered oh oirs at Louisville as to qnality and sufedelivery ii Give Si.oo, $1.25 and per Day, TWO 11LOCKS FROM DEPOT. 416 E. Douglas Ave, WICHITA, TIIE KENTUCKY LIQUOR COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KY..