Wichita New Republic from Wichita, Kansas • 5

Friends of the Republic The following subscribers have remembered the printers nnd paid a years The New Republic. WICHITA. KANSAS. DKC, 4. St.

Louis, Ft. Scott Wichita subscription to the New Rkvi'umu: Mt. Hope, Kans, The Anticipated Post Offloo Change. Since the result of the election has been made known there hns btien muny suggestions and recommendations In regard to the anticipated change In the Post Oillce not only In this city but In all cities. If a change Is to be made, there Is a proper way to get at these things, and where there Is one chance of bettering the postal affairs of this vicinity there may he a hundred chances of nmklng It worse, It Is a question In which every person Is Interested no fin LOCAL SUNSHINE.

Col. Stuwart liai commenced packing 1 Hodgers, the pnuper atl In the ring and propuiei to lead In I be picture bul-nessln Wichita. SEE THIS UNPRECEDENTED OFFER! Two good Journals For Little More Than tbe price of One! Mot of our readert know the Old Prairie Farmer t. t. Magnollu, Kans, Eldrldge, Kans.

it ti Clarion, Kanaas. it O. Anderton, W. 8. Mackey.

G. W. Maj berry, B. C. Sowle, Nelson II.

Rowley, J. W. White, Henry Packard, U. Mo. Grew, Mrs.

M. E. Wilson, II. Yazel, T. L.

Wineteer, R. Weaver, J. II. Trlttlpoe, II. L.

Crocker, A.J. Wright, U. McLaren matter of what political opinion he may i. Hatlleld. Kans.

ti ti 41 II NBW SHORT LINK TO FROM Sou hem tern and Southern Kansas and Mis aourl, and (or all rmelnts, East, Worth and South via. KOKT 8COTT. Connections made with all trains of other roadi at Ft. Scott, tola. Pliua KurUa, Eldorado and Wichita tor the NOHTH, SOUTH, BAST AND WEST.

Quick Tint. Low Katrs. Good Accomodations. Obliging Conductor! and every facility afforded for the comfort and ease ot passengers, J. W.

MILLER, Oen. Pass. Ticket Agt. C. P.

Sheflelbarger, St. Mark, Kans. As It was 40 years ago, 30 years ago, 20 yours ago, 10 years ago, and 5 Years ago. be. In fact no politician ought to have the Post Otllce and every voter should have a chance to exercise his right of choice In the selection of a successor to M.

M. Murdock, If the change be made. In viewing the Held to see who wouli be likely to give the beat satisfaction to the people In general as well as to be a credit to the incoming administration we Inadvertently thought of a war widow and an old settler In this city, who was a candidate for an Important otllce In this county and came near being successful three years ago. Whether she would desire It or not, we do not know, but that does not matter, If the matter is determined by election a It should be and Haysvllle, Kai.a. it Waco, Kansas, it -I MAKUFACTUBBB Ot AXD DIALER IX HARNESS, SADDLES, COLLARS Repairing Ntatlv and Cheaply Kiteuted All Work Warranted.

ATefflWICIIiTA kan.ik; Senator elect John Kelly waa on our streets on Monday last, shaking hands with hla many friends. The track ohbTt't. Scott road south-weat will be completed to Argonla.Suiu-car county this week. The remalna of Ca.pl. L.

b. Payne were burled at Wellington on last at 3 o'clock p. ni. We have a new advertisement for Dr. Yost next week.

It was handed In after the presenfone waa on the press. H. B. Weaver of Hatfield, called on us 'ytierday, and reported the ouilook la-vorable up the west aide of the valley. Jonea aold In the Chatauqua edition, a ten acre lot last week lo John F.

Sparks for $2,500. Two freshly Imported heathen chl-neeseat the Wichita 'feallong. Stop and see them at No. 42 Main street. J.

F. Furnish formerly of this city, but now of Brighton, Kingman county waa In the city on Monday of (his week. The Indications are that In Kansaa this inontu, "December will be as pleasant as May," la, In the north-eastern tales. sheflrecelvss the niijority. that should EW VALLEY CENTER 110TE 3ST Probably aome of them do not know this valuable Journal as now, In Its 43d year.

Let It be by al1 that the PRAIRIE FARMER Is now edited by ORANGE JUDD, one of the most experienced and successful Editors In America. His former Journal, tinder his chief Editorship, for a Quarter of a Century, was, while in bis control, very valuable and everywhere liked. Mr. Judd with renewed health and vigor is now giving to the Prarle Farm Wichita Tea Hong, 42 Mam Street: determine It. It Is scarcely necessary for us to mention the name here for any old settler can gueas at our meaning and it i.

it t. ii it it Clearwater Kas. t. it ti t. Ohio Center Ka.

many would prefer to vote for an estl mable lady who does not care to have her name paraded before the public Newly furnished throughout and tbe largest hotel in tbe place. Popular Prices. C. Waller Prop. In conclusion we will merely add, that the way Is now open for the new admin istratlon to put "a feather in its cap," and reap the popularity so often reaped Tea Coffee and Spices.

by the Republicans In different parts of the country by appointing war widows as Postmistress' in their respective town if. T. KEIDERLANDKR, President. A. W.

OLIVER, Vies President. W. LEVY, Trtasarer, J. C. KUTAN, SeoreUry.

M. II. Garner. J. W.

Starr, G. Myers, A. B. Washburn, Cyrus Miller, Charles Anderson, Geo, Price, W. F.

Cooley, II. James, M. J. Houck, W. U.

Babb, Fred Winderlln, II. A. Reed, Daniel laser, J. P. McClenathan, R.

M. Gardner, James A. Morgan, 0 C. Phillips, Win. Ross, II.

E. Teachout, John Boy, II. Baughman, Ash Prnnty, II. C. Wise Bro.

W. B. Graham, W. G. Shaw, John Grier, Edwin Merwin, Albert Dobbin, Alexander Ferris, Robert Little, J.

S.Turnbull, S. A. Baird. James A. Brown, II.

S. Bartlctt, John Small, Andrew Small, E. Wakefield, M. II. Stafford, Isaac N.

Cassity, Robt. McWililams, S. Sloper, Charles Forbes, W. H. Hensley, C.

W. Shipman, J. C. Combs, D. T.

Sealock, J. W. Fink, W. W. K1RKWOOD, Land Examiner.

or cities, Let ua have but two candl dates and a vote on the question. Funds for the Poor. It isn't religion, but It Is dyspepsia that makes tilings "look' blue" to some people In this country at the present time. er hla undivided attention, and with the benefit of his long editorial experience and observation, Is making it a MOST VALUABLE and USEFUL VISITOR for every home in Country, Village, or City. It la issued Every Week, la finely Illustrated, is thoroughly practical and reliable, la clearly printed on biautiful Ruby, Kansas.

Peotone, Kans. it ti ti ti it ti At the Thanksgiving day meeting, an (ansas Loan and Investment Co, organization waa enecteu and a committee appointed to look after the wants ot the poor, if such there be, in this city Kalamazoo, Kas. or vicinity. The fol lowing committee waa chosen A. Mitchell, for the paper, ana Is JfULL of USEFUL IN FOKMATION for every department of Presbyterian church, Dr.

D. CsupitsuL farm life, and for every Household in Smith, for the Baptists; II. Imboden for F. North Esq. has opened a night school in Woodman's block where all who cannot attend regular school are Invited to call and learn terms.

Just look at the list of subscriptions and yet not half has been published. No we are not feeltng "blue." Come and see us, let us continue the list indell-' iiltely. Lon. Hading, city editor of the Beacon la raking In the atakes Colorado wining stocK In bets won on the elec-' tion. lie rccolved the lirst Installment a few days ago.

An effort Is being made by the plas-. v.v terera to get the basement of the new it it Iowaville, Kans ii i. ti the Methodists, SI. L. Munu for the Christians and M.

Murdook and J. S. Jennings, for all others who are not represented in these churches. The committee organized by choosing D. A.

Mitehell chairman, and M. L. Alunn. secretary and treasurer. A collection was Money on hand to loan on good Farmland City Property.

Office in Wichita National Bank Building. WicMta Kansas. Country, Village, or City. The Subscription price is $2 a year. We have SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS to supply the PRARIEFARMER WITH TUB HEW REPUBLIC, Both, One year, for the small sum of only S2.50 Let every one embrace this fine offer at once.

IT WILL PAY. M. K. Church building ready for the con gregatlon by next Sunday. Hope they will succeed ii ii Goddard, Kansas.

ii It It II ti Cheney, Kansas. A brother of Mr. Buckner, the attorney, Is in the city on a visit. He hails from old Kentucky, and is well pleased with this famous valley. He is an ex-printer.

W. 0. Sternberg of Nerwieh, N. is on a visit to his parents in this city. He too, is a printer, and thinks ot bring ing his family here and making this his future home.

subscribing now for the two Journals for for 1885, will receive the Prairie Farmer the rest of this year without charge. Or both papers $2.30 to new Subscribers? Williams Jackson, DlALXBl II GROCERIES AND HARDWARE. First store east of the bridge on Douglas Avenue. North side. Call and v.

see us. Satisfaction Guaranteed. A full stock of croceries and a full stock of Hardware in shelf goods. FoUer Coleman. J.

P. Parkhurst, M. A. Ralph, W. J.

Pittengpr, S. C. Reece, Andrew Coleman, Milton Dupy, W. McMillen, B. C.

Uliodes, Dr. E. Taylor, R. Southwick, S. M.

Brown, N. M. Southwick, Wm. Janney, John Mulrine, J. A.

Bowman, M. L. Widdoes, JOHNSON'S Garden Plain Ks. i. ti Afton, Kansas, it Sedgwick CUy Ks.

ii Valley Center Ks. Commercial College! 421 N. 3d ST. LOUIS, MO. taken amounting to $22,18 and the committee await intelligence from any source in regard to any persons who may be so unfortunate as to be in desti-tu'e circumstances.

Poverty is no crime if you come by ic honestly, as many do; and such snoujd not be backward about reporting to this committee. The fifth and last presentation or that remarkable fairy operatic entertainment tho Naiad Queen was given to a full audience at the opera bouse on Monday evening last, and we to know it resulted quite successful ly. Prof. W. C.

Clark merits praise for the pleasure he has afforded our citizens in putting the brilliant display of home talent so successfully before them for so early in the season. It was a brilliant opening at the opera house and considering the unfavorable weather at the beginning of the entertainments and the heavily impregnated atmosphere and gas resulted in a grand success. It was an occasion long to be remembered by the young folks who were participants In it. Mrs. Naomi Anderson a colored lady of this city has drawn on silk, a beautifully designed map of Sedgwick county.

It is neatly gotton up and contains all of the latest railroad surveys up to date. It was elegantly mounted and sent to the World's Exposition at New Orleans, together with a number of original poems printed on card board. The map contained a photograph of the governor elect Martin and the card contained a photo of the author of tne and compiler of the map. The photo and frames were executed at the Wichita Art Gallery The Clifford dramatic company are bllledior the opera house in this city on next Friday and Saturday evening. This company is a favorite with Wichita audiences as their many visits here fully testily and when Edwin Clifford's and Constance SUnley's names are put OPEN ALL THE SNIVBLY WILHITE.

REAL ESTATE LOAN OPFICE. All the Branches of an English Mathe matical and Commercial Course Taught. Special Teacher's Course for those who desire to Learn and Teach it t. ti ii it Business and Ornamental Penmanship, W. G.

Black, nuusl Trace, R. T. Hutchison, Silas W. Brown, Thos. Edmonson, Geo.

Newell, E. L. Carnahan, A. E. Porter, Henry Hudson, E.

Simpson, S. A. V. Hartwell, M. M.

Smith, David Cardy. Alonzo Adainson, D. Emerick, W. J.Gilcrlst, Luther Huffman, J. M.

Clark, II. II. Raymond, etc. Refers to Thousands cf Former Students who have completed under our instruc Choice Farms, Stock Kanches and Lands City Property for Sale. tions.

From now until the Holidays we shall expect to see hundreds more of our subscribers. Our latcbstring Is always out, and it is not necessary to knock, unless you wish to surprise us. Then, we like to be surprised by our friends. At he solicitation of Mr. Dunbar, we called with him at the Wichita Art Gallery and found the proprietors busily engaged with well pleased customers.

A panel picture of MIbs Dunbar, daughter of the above, is very attractive. The little winter and wet weather flurry of last week has been followed by the usual Kansas sunshine during the day, and moonlight during the night. Our Italian skies add beauty to the light of both greater nnd lesser orbs. Religions services are being held at the Baptist church each evening this week. Itev.

Harper is being assisted by llev. W. M. Barker of Wellington. A cordial invitation is extended to all to' participate In those meetings, O.

D. Baker of the Topeka Commonwealth and business solicitor of the Kansas Newspaptr Union called on us on Monday of this week. This newspaper enterprise promises to have a big run during the Legislative session. The Beacon believes in painting things up red, and the Eagle makes them look blue, but the level beaded citizen sees things in their true colors, anu rejoices that neither of these political weatber-cocks have reason to crow nor croak. tWK Full Corps of Experienced Professors Write for Circulars.

Specimens of Pennmn- sliip and Catalogue of Students and HeferencM- it ti it tt it it Addresi: Prof, J. W. Johnson. G. W.

Davis, L. McGowen, ST. LOUIH, MO. PRESIDENT. Money on hind for Eeal Estate Security at low Rate.

Attention given to renting property and paying taxes for non-residents. Write Insurance, make collections and do conveyancing. Office, tip stair over Harding's Book Store, Main street, Wiohita Kansas. mi 11 Boot Shoe Store of i Hoffmaster Sod, Established 1877. W.

1. Biihop, J. G. Bishop. W.

II. Bertholf, J. II. Hoss, CONTINHKD NXT WEEK. Many of those subscriptions expire soon, at which time we expect prompt renewals.

It will only be necessary to call the attention of our subscribers to this fact, also to the fact that it Is saving of five or six hundred dollars per year, not to be obliged to put another collector in the field. We will publish the remainder of the names of those who have paid by the year in our next Issue, after which we resume publication ot the list monthly. The names of those who have paid for a less time than a year are omitted because the profit Is too small to justify making out the list. II. Hoffmaster son is the only place in the city to buy good solid boots and shoes cheap.

Give us a call. Main Winch Block. 35 tf With our immense stock of Boots and Shoes we are enabled to give you a larger assortment and lower iauiW.W-A.W'ja.r Was? (Succetiori to Dravei,) prices thai any concern in tbe business, i H. Hollraaster Son, upon the boards they are sure to draw lull houses. Ourdmnatlo loving people will turn out spontaneously to swell the crowds that greet this couipanv when rendering its popular plays.

Dr, Tucker of Derby, was in the city on Tuesday. He thinks a rise in the price of corn will be more beneficial to the country at large than a change In the administration. A committee khould look out for the colony that is reported as coming this way from Rich Hill, Missouri. A colony of eighty persons is worth looking after. Dissolution Notloe.

Tne partnership heretofore existing between J. S. Jennings E. II. Loutrol under the firm name of Jennings fc has been dissolved by mutual consent J.

S. Jennings assuming nil business connected with the Kkivhuc oillce. Wichita, Kan. Nov. 13, '84.

Farmers Attention. Bracken Blair pity the highest cash price fur dead slock, bides, tallow, furs and pelts. Dead hogs a specialty at the old soap factory, West Wichita. 51-tf Old papers for tale at this oillce. WICHITA KAS.

MAIN ST. We can loan the editor of the Eagle a small quantity ot blue Ink, if he desires to get out another "blue edition" ot his paper next week. If his party has been beaten black and blue, In the national canvass, the blueness of a wound is a good indication according to Solomon. What we need is a hundred thousand more people In this Valley to help eat up cheap breadstulls. It will pay eastern people to come out and board with us during the winter.

At our hotels and boarding bouses, we mean; Don't wish to be too personal. The Wichita Art Gallery Is opening lively for the holiday trade with Its new style, the Wichita Photo Panel pictures. In our issue last week we should have said that this popular house is offering its "ebony, gold, velvet 'and walnut frames at about 50 per cent below regular prices. Parties wanlli.g a hack will find It to their Interest to telephone orders to Baughman Freeman Topeka Avenue Livery. 22 tf.

Apples by the carload or barrel, sweet cider In any quanltles. W. L. Sutten Douglas ttve doors west of Wa 1 SO RO. ALJ STITUTE.

SPECIALTIES' Oysters in Every Style. Also keeps a full line of Confectionary, Fruits, Nuts, Cigars and Tobacco BISHOP PROPRIETORS, 26 IDOixslcta Avenue. 'vVICHITA KAITSS. ter St. 33 tf lyes, Nose, Throat, Catarrh, Ism, surgery and Deformities.

2. y. MTjisrsKX-ii, a. Asa raindrop foretells a storm, so does a pimple upon the human body indicate health-destroying virus In the blood, which can be neutralized and expelled by Dr. llarler's Iron Tonic.

Hi Proprietor thd Surreon in Chart1, BS Worth Jtla KANSAS..