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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1889
Page
1
Just arrived a batch of wrap garments and pattern dresses for ladies. These goods are unique to this season and have not been shown elsewhere. The store notes time is running short and stock may sell quickly.
A Wichita retailer touts deep discounts on winter underwear and advertises exclusive access to Stein, Black & Co tailor made suits and overcoats for boys, children, and men. Claims all goods are superior and offered at lower prices than inferior competition.
Polisadrlph ta Store advertises this week discounts on half wool Henriettas and all wool Tricots, dress flannels, broadcloths and cashmeres. It promotes heavy savings on diagonal worsted newmarkets, fancy newmarkets, beaver newmarkets, and plush garments with prices slashed from historical highs, urging customers to visit for the grand sale.
Unloading sale of plush lacques and wraps offers them at unbeatable prices to convert prospects into buyers. The display includes children s and misses wraps in a handsome assortment with similar reductions for infants wraps.
A. Katz Ka Post announces the largest giveaway in Kansas. It offers $5,000 worth of diamonds watches clocks jewelry and silverware to every customer over the next sixty days with on the spot delivery. Watch this space for a list of presents at 405 East Douglas Avenue.
Baltimore reports the Catholic laymen’s congress adopting a platform pledging devoted loyalty to both church and nation. It rejects the idea that Catholics must choose between faith and American patriotism, urging moral religious education, broader Catholic influence in public life, and anti pauperization measures while supporting temperance and social reform.
A large public meeting in Guthrie praised Secretary Noble for removing cattlemen from the strip. Mayor Dooley presided, Col D. M. Hoss named chairman, and a committee was formed to convey the sentiment to Noble. Reports from Taubsgratt and Mayes factions highlighted Cherokee and US commission issues affecting the strip and tribal leadership.
The report covers the year ending January detailing army improvements at the prison Fort Lestepwieth. It notes expenditures and efforts to enhance facilities, health, and oversight, with emphasis on security and governance. The document highlights progressive measures and administrative actions under military command.
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