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Sheriff Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS.
Ssdgwtck touaty.
Ia the District court 9TH Ja,iisisi District Hsr-
yey County. Kansas
Henry King Co. Plaintiff, }
samuel Fosseiuirn, pcfcHd't
~ virtue Of an order 81 sale i--ssd oct 81 tho
district cor; Of the nh Judicial District sittias
IN anI tef Harvey county. ksusas, Nhsrets .safy
Ming Ito are plaintiffs pBt -sIa.st fa~self.sa
H. d.isn.idnt. eili. on Mon.l,y "a. arsi fsy n
August u. ia, ~ .f'elf-'k 4 VI ~ the s'-aft
hpuse door H. the siiy - wtshits. ~sdEstfh
county, kansts. offer f,f sale 81 PHhfir sasfiuH.
"a the hiE hest hissacr Tor vasi o. htai. att The
night title abt iutefs-i 81 TIE d-tn'isnf -au.s.i
fp--rlmau - and 10 IN follow ias asa~tihsa fssi
pr"peTfy. t"-sn
ihc southwest quarter ff,l II ssftisB snu be-
tweutr -nBr tiii. township uaInbsf twsaiy istt
t2-J north ~ rang" nufnigsF ans 90 east, And ga
,iurr to rcdiz- The Iall asipunt 81 iuiginsnf sod
lose I VIII ~ NE ssinr tf'ns HBd pissT ensf -
sais nj Iualis sHctina H. the highs bisitcs tsf
cash ~ hani. tie following described real pro-
pefty, to-Wit fhr northwest gaartsf & a. 20 sef-
lion uunlbsf twenty eight To- range ufsifissf snr
% e.-t all Of the above df-crtissd lsu giuF auti
situated in -edgwisk eanHfy at1ts - k4bssa
SAID real property VII 10 soid a. M lfofarfty
Of defendant samuel p-.t iiin o. sstisff 10 rtii
order Of sale
sheriff once. Wichita. tniy 1T. NDi-7t
~ NA-rti ~bsrih.
ia -sdEsick counts hanaa-
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REPUBLICAN CONGR SSTONAL
CONVENTIONS.

A delegate convention of the republicans Of
the third congressional district of the state OF
Kansas will he held on Friday, the 2Sti day Of
August, A.! .ls7i lin the city OF Emporia. al
the hour Of nine O'Clock a. m. FOR the purpos'
of nominating congressional representative
for said district.
M tonnties legal, organized Al the sitting
of the La; legislature will be entitled The fol
lowing representation to-wit: Two delegate'
from. each representative district.
The primary meeting ipr the election of de-
lc.atcs Ia said convention will he held AT some
time, place and manner designated for The
election Of delegates TO the state convention to
be held on the 10Th day OF August, 1874.
tits recommended that IN alternate be elect
ell for each delegate.
ii. {. CROSS, Chairman.
W A. MORGAN. Secretary.
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P,hl;ca:;c. Notice.

- u y Z. Vf KANSAS.
Sedswick County.
In the District Court Of the 18th Judicial
District OF .hc stale ct Kansas. sitting IN AMI
tor the county oi >cdgwick.
Joel T. Br.ckhcu>c Plaintiff,
John L. Hunter. ". Netlees
and y. Met lees. Defendants
The above named dcfen,an, John u Hunter
viii take notice that on the Sth ds, oi Juit
iS14 the said plaiatid nlesi bis petition against
the said defendant ia the said District Court tn
and for the said county 81 >e,igwick aud s:ied
said defendant. IN sand court, aud that he must
answer the petition 1T the said pls,rtin on
or before the ssi;h dsy 81 August A. II ia,
or the petition of the sali plaintiff viii
be taken a, true AMI Judgment rendered
against said dcfc adaats John X. Hunter, W =.
McJlec> aud y. Met lees Tor the sum ef t-An.Ss.
with interest .; the rate of - peg cent. per
annam. from the 18th day Of February. lssa /,
and tor the further sum ut stxty-six dollar, a.
an attorneys fee IN said ease AMI for the sale
of the following, described real estate situate iu
the county OF se,lgvick, and state Of kanss-.
tn-vit.
The southeast quarter d OF the southeast
quarter 4 of section number -. and the south
one half D of the southwest quarter tii q see
ton number eight -. aud the northeast
quarter ID Of the northwest quarter n q sec
iiou number scventcrn ll1l; all 10 township
number twenty-ninr 30. south Of range NUM-
Der two ~ east. and containing one hundred
and sixty acres. more OF less. under a mort
gage. to satisfy said Judgment, attorneys lee
aud costs. In accordance with thc prayer Of
said petition.
Z. STANLEY. Plaintiffs Ar'y.
Wichita, july 9TH. lssi.
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The financial situation of the coun-
try is gradually improving, Even in
the present dull season of midsummer
signs of Il better feeling accumulate
around us. Much, if not most, of the
excess will gradually find its way to
the west. TO be used in the purchase OF
the abundant crop now harvested. and
not long will it be before its represen-
tative in money will be lodged in our
banks. at the service of all increased
activity in our industrial and CONNER
cial pursuits.
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Don Piatt on tho Beecher-TiltOn
Scandal.

We get the TiltOn-Beecher scandal
by installments This is aggravating.
If we are to have the rot let it come
out at once and be done whit. Cut
ting of dogs tail an inch at g time is
unpleasant to the dog, and this case
should not be continued. Theodore
evidently has his novel and domestic
narrative mixed. not but what he gives
US solid facts in the last, but he spins
it out like a serial.
We never could make out wherein
the public had right to discuss Henry
Ward Beecher's shortcomings. lie is
man. and not George Washington
historic impossibility, and as such is
subject to all sorts of temptations
through human weakness. But these
are between Henry Ward and his God.
! His brilliant intellect and beautiful
! teachings. to say nothing of his dra
matte exhibitions, belong to the public
and the man is all the more lovable
and possessed of the more influence in
being human.
| The trouble with the whole lot is
! that they are too good. Henry Ward,
we gather, overcome for q moment by
the flesh and the devil, makes an as
sault on Mrs. Tilton. Mrs. r., being
very good, tells Mr.. T. and Mr.. I. in
stead of hunting up Henry Ward and
punching his theological head, con-
suits with friends. These friends be-
ing also very good, advises a confer
ence with the ariorous divine and then
20 there several WAYS, telling sixty
odd other pious friends all about ii in
| confidence. Theodore conters or con-
fronts ST. Henry, and the last confesses
| and apologies in writing. lie hum
bles himself most prodigiously in spir-
il and on paper. Then ST. Theodore
takes the sainted Woodruff and Claflin
into his confidence, and between the
confidence of the good and the bad the
story gets out. and Woodruff and
| Clatlin get into Jail. After, there is no
end 10 pious fraud in which TO hush
the matter, leaving sisters W. and c.,
in durance vile. This would have sue
cceded but for the pious Bowen, who
being like the showman's giasticutus,
that couldn't live on land and died in
the water. not fit for heaven nor toler-
aied in hell, undertook 10 turn an hon
est penny " pious howl against his
pastor All this good work among
good people ends in ST. Theodore dis
covering that his history and manhood
have TO be vindicated. and he comes
out and tells everything but the main
facts of the case.
Now the only sympathy we feel, is
for the unfortunates, Woodruff and
/ Clafiin. They are bounded down.
caught. hurried into Jail and bedeviled
and abused for tainting the mails with
precisely what all these pious people
| consider il their duty TO spread over
the country. Our sense Of fair play
and equal rights revolt al this lnlus-
tice. We cannot for the life OF Us
make the distinction between the tale
bearers in the church and tale-bear-
crs out. Now let the world, New York
| aud otherwise, hasten TO apologize 10
those es..s.:-souled retormers Mad
ames Woodruff, 80. Clafin--Wash-
iagton Capi:1c!i.
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Notice.


To James x. Taylor. Elm T.. Taylor. George
4 Heggalf, VIM. y. Saunders. \. ] BRANDON.
ANDY knOdler. " in. Matthews, Benjamin IL
Green Lewis Herman. Henry Clark, Henry
. f. Clark. Amy Sayles and ID. Hennrssy
You will each take notice That the under
signed have been appointed BY the Hon. w
=. Campbell. Judge Of the 18th Judicial dis
triet commissioners 20 enquire into al natter
roncerpin. the erection Of m dam on lit
lie Arkansas river and 90 Chisholm creek. ans
the turning 81 a portion OF the waters Of said
Little ATkan.as river iGt0 ssid hi.1olm creek
Tor the purpose Of running Touring mill 10y
| f. L. Wheeler and Levi g. -cbeeb. ~ set
forth in their petition; AMI you are also noti-
fed that we will meet at the place where ssid
dam !. to be erected on the Little Arkansas
river. al the west end 81 the roadway. IN
-e,lytylck county on the 10th day Of August,
! !S-4 al 0 O'Clock A. IN. and viii inen and there
/ proc,ed 70 make inquiry and determine the
mount Of land which will be overlooked by
reason Of laid dam. and tife amount Of damage
tha. NAV result 20 you ~ reason nf the mat
te-s add things mentioned and contained ~
the petition % the said petitioners; aud that
/ aid investigation will be continued from daf
- day. as long a. may be necessary 20 make q
{ fIii investigation.
Dated June -th, 1914.
" -. HOEB-.
". j. HOESOS. Commissioner
H. l. Jackson, ls-if
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Sedgwick County Cotton Crop.

ELDRIDGE, July 10th, 1874.
EDITOR EAGLE: Since | was in
Your Office last week come to the con-
clusion to write you few lines, and
if YOU can fluid room in your paper for
this will be thankful, and | suppose
all those interested in cotton raising.
You told me the other day that you
didn'n know of any one getting gin;
but before any one will take interest
in getting a gin they must know that
there is cotton growing. If every cot
ton raiser would let it be known, that
is, the amount planted and the pros
pect of Il crop, some one may take In
terest in the matter and get a gin
otherwise we can not tell who has
planted cotton and who has not. For
nv part ] do not know a single one.
have but three acres, the most OF
which look splendid, white with
blooms every morning, and if jack
frost will keep away long enough ex-
pect it will pay me better than anything
else. There is few boil worms in ii
but do not believe they will do any
material injury. Hoping to hear some
thing about liking cotton taking foot
hold in Sedgwick county, | remain
cencercly yours,
JOSEPH \. HALLOTTE.
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lECAlS.
Divorce Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
Sedgwick County,
In the District Court of the county Of sedgwick
in the state of Kansas
Michael koonix, plaintiff,
Minerva kocntz, defendant.
To the above named defendant Minerva koontz
YOU are hereby notified that You have been sued
in the above named court. by Michael
koouiz and that the said plai"fin has
ied his petition in said court alleging that on OF
about December 18th lsl2, he was married 10 you,
in Eld0rado, Butler county, Kansas. and that on
or about the LIST day of April ISIS, you wIlituliy
abandoned and deserted him, without any cause
aud that ever since you have. and still continue
70 wlItully and without cause desert and ahan-
ion him, aud 10 live seperaie AID apart from him
without any sufficient or any reason, and
against his Will, wish consent, ami praying Tor
Il divorce OF said court divorcing, him from YOU
And YOU are hereby further notified. that You
must answer or dcmur TO the Aforesaid petition on
or before the end day of September ls.i, or
Judgment and decree VIII be rendered and msdc
against yon, according TO the prayer of said Peti-
iiOn. - - - -
MiCHiE kOoNrL, PiuiatiG.
Is Henry I sumner, his att
Attest. e. W Reeves clerk lost.
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The Quakers on Our Indian Situa
ton

The so-called associated executive
committee of Friends on Indian affairs
were i'm session at Lawrence the other
dav. having under consideration the
exegcncics Of The situation in which
John ID. Miles, a brother, was placed.
These broad brimed. swallow-tailcd
worthless heightened out their long
faces. groaned in their inncrmost we'll
fed stomachs, rolled their pious eyes
and rcsolutcd Friend Miles out of
Office. because he asked for troops TO
save his hair. Ia II grand yet solemn
strain they proclaimed themselves
asses-braying asscs-by telling Miles
and the people of the border that "the
tribes are in a prosperous condition,
civil order is well preserved, and that
schools aud industrial operations are
flourishing.'
or such cant and bare faced solemn
lies we are heartily sick. DO these
.thce" and thou" dappcr galoots
imagine they can rcSolutc man INTO
silence who is being made bald by an
Indian scalping knife? DO these wall
eyed shad-bellies expect TO sit upon
their cushioned seats, afar of in safety,
and bv their pious twaddle about lii
dian schools and civil ORDER silence
the shreks of the mother whose child
has been ruthlcssly torn from her arms
by top-kmotted painted red devils, and
its brains dashed out against the near
est stone? or squelch Maj. Miles for
following the instincts of nature and
asking for protection for himself and
the dcfcncclcss?
Away with such folly, and away
with such insults.
These Friends propose TO 20 down
into the Territory and beg good Mr..
Indian" TO quit knifeing and toma-
hawking The settlers and TO go back
and get some blankets. sugar and hog
gc-mcat of the compassionate Quaker
agents But how do they propose 10
make the visit? why. at the expense
of the government; with strong
guard of soldiers around them: with
good cooks To cater 10 their pampered
tastes and a servant each 10 rub down
their well-iilled paunches and to rub
up their slick hats aud boots. Pooh
Mai Miles. if he is a Quaker, is a
sensible man evidently. On his way
up through the Territory he found
murdered men. and the remains OF
poor Patrick Ilenescy smouldering in
hot cmbcrs, and he tclegraphed the
facts to the government. If he had
done less he would have proved inhu-
man. and his Quaker brothers not only
insult him. but the people of the
southwest when they ask him to re-
sign for any such thing.
The truth is the Quaker policy. So
called. is humbug, so recognized by
the administration. and so enjoyed 10y
the treacherous, lousy. thieving. naked
red devils who know no higher or
better law than to steal and murder
upon every favorable opportunity.
President Grant has upheld said policy
only because il proves one Of the pop
ular measures of his administration
with eastern people. He knows bet
ter. ed il is our opinion that Enoch
Hoag and his entire horde of broad
brimmed satellites arc hoaXing for the
purpose of making money. death
to the Indian" is our motto.
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of sedswick
In the District court Of the county of sedgvlek, ,
in the state OF Kansas
Geo j. TillotsOp, Plaintiff,
Peter Lauy and W ID
sanders, Defendants
The above named defendant Peter LnuX. VIII
take notice that he has been sued by the above
named plaintiff in the above named court and that
he must answer the petition OF SAID plalutIn ni~l
in said action in the oiiiCe Of the clerk Of said
court by the Jrd day of september. 1874. or satd
,,etition will be taken ~ true AMI judgement Will
De rendered Ia said action in favor OF said plain
M and against said defendant, Peter Laux, for
the -um OF $50 90 with Interest from April lith.
!s7J mt u per cent and the sum Of 500 % a. an
attorneys lee in said action and Tor the sale OF
10 following described real estate situated in the
county OF sedgwick and state OF Kansas, to-wf,
The northeast quarter OF section No 10 IN town
ship No =, south OF range No. east under a
mortgage To satisfy said judgement, attorneys
tee and costs in accordance with the prayer OF
said petition.
lt-J SLLs- " DYER iIssEtiH = att y.
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Divorce Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, 80
County OF >rdSNick-
In the District court OF the county Of sedgwiek,
in the state OF Kansas.
ID. ID. Morris. Plaintiff,
against
sarah Morris, Defendant.
The above named defendant, Sarah Morris,
will take notice that she has been sued ID. III,
above named plaintiff, ia the above named court
md that she must answer the petiiIan OF SAFE
plaintig against her flied in said action IN the of
nee of the clerk of the district court OF shid com
ty of Sedgwick, and state OF Kansas, by the 3fd
day of September, lssi, or said petition VIII b'
taken ms true and Judgment Will be rendered N
AID action in favor OF said plaintiff, and agains
her the said defendant dvorcIng the said piaintlf
from her the said defendant aud dissolving III,
marriage contract existing between said pl;,ibtin
md her the said defend In in accordance with The
prayer Of said petition
H. ID. MORRIS, Plaintiff.
le-3 BY Sluss Dyer, his att y ;
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HERE NOW
Aluminous & Ornamental! Paper Board.

stock of this paper board, the best known substi-
tute for plas;erng. There is saving OF about 2
cents square yard ia favor of the ornamental
board over plain board and wall paper, and
TWENTY-FIVE 10 thirty cents less than clustering
We have now on hand the following varieties OF
Ornamental Board
Oak Grained Limitation wainscotingl.
Birds Eye Maple tgrainedl.
Stripe Blue Ground,
OIL Cloth Competing.
Call and examine II N the MICHIGAN Lumber
Yard, south of Eagie Hall. -
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With the compliments ofG. W. NJ

With the compliments ofG. W. Mar
tin. state printer, we are in receipt oil
a So page pamphlet, containing the
proceedings OF the court of lmpeach-
ment sitting for tLe trial of josiah T..
HAYES. treasurer. together with the
testimony taken in New York, and a
detailed statement of Price raid scrip
paid.
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Ec.;co.
LASH orFfcs.

Wichita, kansss, July sth is5t
Complaint having been entered ~ this ofiies
by Phillip .,eusinan. against samuel Dag
worthy for abaGioBing he AdSsrss psags
Presumption Filing No 1tts. dated febfuaff
-. 1873, upon the southeast quarter 81 ssriila
seven. township twenty -ssten south, range
Two west. In SedRwirk county. kanss-. with q
view Ia the esnecIIliisn Of saii hiing The aid
partics are hereby summoned 90 appear ~ this
Office On the 3lst day 81 Jtiy. ia. ~ i0a'eiort
a m, 81 respond and furnish tr~timsEy con
ccrning said alleged abandonment.
" JrNKtSz Register
T. 4. RIDFfyfB. Receiver. IA
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Divorce Notice,

STATE OF KANSAS,
Sedgwick County,
In the District Court of the said county OF seds-
wick.
William \. Carter
sarah T.. Carter.
The above named defendant, Sarah T. Carter,
is hereby notified that she has been sued b the
above named plaintiff, in the above named court,
and that she must answer the petition OF the
above named plaintiff against her He'd Ia The OF
flee of the district court Of said county Of sedg-
wick in the state of Kansas by the 18th day OF
August, A. ID. 1874, or said pc non VIII be taken
- true and Judgment will be.ren,iered IN said &C
aid defendant divorcing the said plaintiff from
er the said defendant.
WILLIAM 4. CARTER. Plaintiff
La BY = " MEOW fla.ntin y Atl' 3
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Notice.


Wichita. Kansas July 18Th. 1894
Complaint having been entered at this omec by
Alexander Miller against T. II cooper for ab,n-
doning hs homestead enter. Diufnb1it seriesl
No 25s2 dated May 5ia. is5o, upon the north hall
of thu southwest fractions! quarter, section tbir
" township theniy- five soutis range one east IN
Sedgwiek county, Kansas. with view to the can
collation. of said entry the said parties ar. here
by summoned Ia appear ~ thts Office on the IBID
tlav Of August Is14 at 10 O'Clock n. m. 10 re-
spond and furnish testimony cofIccralng said al
legged abandonment
I5-il " JENKINS REGISTER.
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Fred. OIis, who murdered ID. W.
Ferris last winter At Topeka, made a
confession yesterday whish he will
publish next week. He exoHerates
his father and mother.
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Sedgwick County Fair.

The second annual fair Of the Sedg-
wick County Agricultural, Hor,icul-
tural and Stock Association com
mcnces on Tuesday, Sept. 29th, 1874.
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Proceedings of Board of County
Commissioners Of SedR-
wick County.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
I'LL rfL lN-f

July 9th. 1874.
The board Of county commissioners met pursu-
ant to adjournment The following members
were present, viz: j L. York, and John I. Car
penter chairman
Minutes of last meeting were read and APPROX
"a.
Appeal of district 81 was then taken UP. OK
dered that the appeal be sustained provided thai
road way of forty feet in width lie obtained Il
the center of section eleven both north and south
east and west said road to be without cost TO ths
county of sedgwick, and to be laid ont within
thirty days.
Appeal of district number sixty three was mex
taken up, and on motion the appeal was sustained
Appeal of school district sixiy-nin was mex
taken up, and on motion appeal was rejected.
Appeal of school district number forty one Wa:
ne xt taken up and on motion the appeal was sus-
tanned
Motion made TO reconsider decision on appea
of district forty-one. Motion passed.
Ordered that levy of one mill on each 81 o.
valuation be made on all property, both real and
personal, in each township in the county of Sedg.
wick.
BY and with the consent of the county commits
sioners OF the county of Sedgwick and state o.
Kansas, the trustees of the several township.
hereinafter mentioned ordered the following: