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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-25
THE FRENCH TREATMENT

FOB ALL SERNUt> DishA>E>,
Constitutional DEBILITY, FriasHed IHaIfty.
Lees Of fneryy and Inhibition, Generatire Weak
ness, Le5risty. Nervous Insomaia, Nervous Ire
more, Palpaatioa aad all Functional Derange-
meafs Of tie Heart, Female Weaknea, Hysteria,
Epilepsy or Fits, and all nervous affections
whether arising from the excessive use Of
strong tea, coffee. tobacco, opiates, alcoholic
stimulants. over mental and physical exer-
ton. or early indiscrete habits and excuses
during maturer years.
This is the GREAT FRENCH CUR so
much used and relied on by the ab!est physi-
clans Of France and other countries for the
cure of q class OF nervous and private di<eas-
es 80 very common. II gives strength and
yigor to the weak. nervous aud dcbilitated.
confidence TO the tmid. shy and bashfni. re-
stores weak memories, cures sick headache.
weak backs. pimples on the face. palpitating
hearts. and returns to the respondent once
more the fresh bloom Of youth.
The THEIcH TRE4THFSs, with special
advice and full Instructions. can he had at
DIR. LOSEE & BROS Dispen sary,
Wichita. Kansas.
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HON. Il. ID. TEACHER.

Vi is announced that the entire Nan
sas delegation have united in request
for the appointment of Hon. .Dwigh'
Thatcher. of Lawrence. IL supervisor %
the Census for the Second Congrcs>ion-
al District. The proposed appointment
will be- most heartily endorsed by The
people. No man in Kansas is more
worthy or more deserving "t p"li'ica'
pr~tcrmcnt. In the work Of every cam
paign since territorial times. 10 eyer!
political fight since wagcd in the STATE
he has never Aiuchcd nor faltered, b"t
with his colors. the Joaraal. stood at the
tr"ut and in the ihicke-t always. HIS
course for the past five years ~ The dis
fractions that have disrupted the i'srly
in Douglas county, carrying many old
Republicans over 10 the lines OF The va
vSoos enemies. TEACHER with his daily
has never wavcred. He Is entitled at
The hands of the party 10 much bf'er
and greater things than the Supervisor
shin
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DRIVE WELL. MEETING.

Wichita, Dec. Goth. 1879.
The Drive Well defense association of
the Arkansas Valley met in Eagle Hall
pursuant 10 call of the Executive conf
m;ttee. DIR. u. II. b. Greenlee in the
chair, aud II. G. Ruggles acting as sccre-
tary.
By direction of the President. AR.
Rucgles. the Secretary of Executive
committee. made report of proceed
;pgs Of the committee from the organi-
cation of the committee to the present
time. The report Of the Secretary
showed that the committee VIA in the
possession OF large amount of infor-
nation. that is of great value. and VIII
be sufficient to entirely destroy the va
lidity Of Greens patent. if the informa-
ton is correct. The report shows that
il can be proven. that Drive Wells iden-
teal in principle and manner OF putting
into the ground were known and used
in more tran fifty different places IN
The United States before Green claims
to have mada his discovery in 1861, and
they were known snd used by over five
hundred different persons before the ps-
tent was applied for in 1866. That tbs
same principle and mode OF application
in The construction of wells has been de-
scribed IN ever twenty printed publica-
lions. published in the CGitad Stsies.
England. France and GsFmsay-Jupe
1910 to lsSs-and that about twenty 1--we
applications for. and patents. have been
issued BY the United States. Canada,
England asd France for Drive Wells
from June Isle to tsse.
After hearing the rrpsft u tie sscss-
tary. Judge Campbell was called upon
and addressed the meeting at some
tsrsta at his remarks, Judge Campbell
sitcYsd s.cag others the following re-
solutions. Skitis ssssy s9iae discussion
was adopted:
ssResofred. that the Executive essss
mittee are hereby instructed and direct
ed to have printed . su1lcicat npmoes
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The New York Times spcak- o; Ten
cral Grants reception 4 Philadelphia as
...o overw helminc rs to he wcarisome.'
o,rR CATTLE INTERESTS.
BirSpoN. kAss.. Dee. p, 1872

B,ESpoS, kAss., Dee. -, 1872.
10 lAs Editor ef TIE EagA.s
Alta meeting OF the Farmers Ciun,
held two weeks ago. the Cattle tsiies-
,iou. was discussed. and no conclusion
arrived az, some favoring one breed ana
some another. l honestly favoring the
Uereforls as the best fer tits becf-pro-
udciug country. Before The msssiIg
adjourned it was the request OF the dub
that should give my reasons for this
belief NJ the next meeting. This | eN-
nected and intended 10 do, but last Sat
urdav, the DAY Of 8eetlns. was SO
terrible cold and stormy tia. it vas I'M
possible for me TO get out. VIII there
fore. with your consent, resort TO the
uui.s,e Journals of our county through
which boys to be athletic do morc good
than bv any address | p,ight make be-
fore the club. for in csss sises'd make
any statement calculated 10 DO sa li;s4-
lice Ia any of the various breeds. per-
sons feeling themselves agrieved can
n.aiat ,axk the errors AMI set me right.
In the Sats<k / desire to sa, that ii Is
NOT my purpose 70 so~d1an amy Of the
leading brcsSs, seiihr 10 J iptcpd 10
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LINES FROM EL-PASO.
December 22nd. 1879

December 22nd, 1879.
To Tie Editor Of the Eagle:
A Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year to all, it the greeting of your cor
respondent.
The literary at this place is booming
under the management Of Mess. HUFF
bauer & Mahn.
This morning the coolest yet, accord
ing to our thermometer which indicat-
ed deg at eight O'Clock a. M.
Eva and Jasper Tricky, intend start
ing into business shortly, at Mulvane.
We are sorry to have them depart from
us, but never the less wish them success
in this new field.
MIR. Kimblc fruit tree agent, came
near having broken buggy last Tues
dav evening. His team thinking to
have little sport on their own account
ierked from his hold leaving him con-
scious of their absence standing on the
side walk, after days search however
he found them at Mr.. ii. Hens who had
found them in his orchard. luckily no
damage was done.
DIR. Tucker with Dr. Rentz of Wichi-
| Ia last Tuesday successfully performed
exscction of the elbow joint on Joe
Branson of Gypsum township, and state
that he is now improving.
The socia!s that have been going the
rounds for some time, in behalf OF the
Presbyterian structure are still having
great success. the last on held at Mr.. A.
Minnich's was glorious affair and a
neat sun taken in. The next on will be
held at J. NJ. Bartons.
The river little ways above town Is
sufficiently frozen over to enable per-
sons to cross on foot.
Al. Minnich's display of toys and can.
dies is wonderful to behold and the eager
eve of the urchin as he pauses before
the show windows fully illustrates the
lines. Oh so near and yet so far.
| Mr.. Mahin's school has vacation OF
two weeks commencing to-day.
We expect to have a glorious time
| Christmas eve. but as it is to late an.
nounce it now we viii say nothing about
it.
On Christmas day the i'resbytcrian'
purpose laying the corner stone OF Thu
new churcl, now in progress of erection
and expect to have a fair audience tc
witness the ceremonies on that occasion
Quite a variety of articles will be depos
tied in tin box in the stone, such as ;
copy Of the comfy papers, history o.
the town, private letters, and a few no
lions Of the present day. etc. etc, tina
when old father Time shall call for thu
nuns Of this building. the people living
in that period may have some souve
Mrs of our day. Yours Respectfully.
| DERF. GfMOR.
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NATIONAL CONVENTION.

Al IFS session in Washington the coin
mi,tcc decided to hold the next Kepub-
licau Convention on the 3r,l of June at
The civ of Chicago. After a full pre-
senta,ion of the claims OF the different
points contcnding for the convention
thc vote stood n follows: Chicago, ~;
Saratoga. II: Cincinnati. , lndianapo-
lis. >. The decision Is u wise one, a
Chicago is much better prepared TO ac-
c,mmodatc the large crowd which VIII
assemble at the convention, and IS .
much pleasanter place in every way than
Cincinnati. The campaign is now Tor
ma,ly oDencd.
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HAYS AND THE EAGLE.
December 23rd. 1879.

December 23rd, 1879.
To the Editor II n. Essfsi
am glad YOU took the position you
did. on the financial part Of the Presi-
dents message. As usual the EAGLE is
right. You are on the side of the people.
Whenever your head is wavering you
can trust to that big heart Of yours.
Even if it were possible that the Interest
of this Nation financially requires the
retirement of the greenback currency.
Justice and charity for the debtor class.
and the pradpcers, rises ny and ferbids
il. Better feiirs Hayes and sherman.
That message cast = gloom over the re-
publicans in these parts. the like OF which
has not been seen since the death of Lin
coin, The greenback forever. Long wave
the kAoi.s, aud may the last greenback
be destroyed only when tt.e the elements
melt with fervent heat.
FARMER DooiIrTLE.
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THE WEEK OF PRAYER.

The following programme has been
adopted by the United States Eyangei,-
cal Alliancei for the week Of prayer,
January 4-1O, 1880:
Sunday, January 4.-Seimons on the
.Fullness of Christ's Salvation"
Monday, January 5.-Thanksgiving
for the blessings of the past year, and
PRAYER for their continuance.
Tuesday, January 6.-COnfessiOn OF
sin and humiliation before God.
Wednesday, January Prayer for
the church of Christ, its ministers, its
growth in grace, and its enlargement /;
and for revivals of religion throughout
the country.
Thursday, January S.-Prayer for
Christian eduS lion for the family and
institutions of learning; for Sunday
schools and Christian associations.
Friday, January 9.-Prayer Tor ma
tons, rulers and people: for peace and
religious liberty.
Saturday, January 10.-Prayer for
home and foreign missions; for the out
pouring of the spirit upon all flesh, anu
the conversion Of the world.
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DEATH OF WILLIAM MCKEE.

The telegraph of Sunday morning an
no,,nced the death of William Mckee.
chief proprietor of the ST. '-opls Gfooe-
Democrat. Mr.. Mckee was doubtless
a. well known as any man in the west,
for nc he has been Ole Of the leaders OF
the Republican party in Missouri for
many years in the past. lie was sood
newspaper man. and al the head OF one
of the largest metropolitan Journals IN
tl,e country. lie was ccin"cted WIN
the old st. Louis democrat before he
started the Globe. and afterwards elect
cd the consolidation OF the two papers.
and has always welded an immense III
Aucncc in the ranks Of the Republican
marty
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Of p3etlgcs and rolls of me,nberseip 90
COR to the form adopted NM
~ Of December 9Th, 1S79,en
tlieih 81 EneN by all persons des!
joiningA e dkganizaticn. in secee
twenty 6Ad no more. Five @se1one
shall CO. titut9 division. Each sscsle1
shan seDost aster and the leas!.
tiers shSkof &5ivision select 1oo9<
for the divi8on, and when ten Or pe4
Adivsions a6Torganized the Secree1ey 9
this assG Sfion shall cause meeHnH4
directors who shall have powers sdef
such rules and regulations for the go
eminent of the association as may be
deemed advisable for . permanent anu
general organization. 7
Res0lred. That the executive commit.
tee heretofore appointed be continued
in Office, rs at present organized, ana
they are entrusted with all powers nee
essary to effect the object Of their APP
pointment, and the Secretary Of the or.
ganization is directed to keep o record
of all subscriptions SO that subscribers
NAV be credited therefor npon any as
sessments hereafter made.
Judge Campbell also presented to the
meeting form of memorial to Con-
gress praying for the passage Of a law
authorizing the Attorney General OF
the United States to institute proceed
ing in the proper court to investigate
the validity of Green's patent. and t.
have the same declared void.
On motion the memorial was accept
ed and the executive committee was or
dered to have some printed and circula
ted for signatures, and when signed tt
be forwarded TO our Senators and Rep
resentatives in Congress.
The executive committee was direct
ed to have appearance entered and pro
per pleading filed in the suits alrcad!
commenced against the members of thi
association, and to see that all necessar!
steps to vigorous defense to thes'
suits are taken.
Several speeches were made by gen
tlemen from different parts of the coun
ty, showing determination on the par
of the people of the county generally t.
join the association.
On motion, the papers of the cit.
were requested to publish the proceed
ings of the meeting.
After transacting some other unin
portant business the meeting adjourn
ed, subject to the call of the executive
committee.
The resolutions above printed dlfie
from those offered by Judge Campbell
in regard to the form of the organiza
ton, but not in the substance of the en'
to be obtained, and since the meetin
adjourned Judge Campbell suggests
the same to be changed as to form an
manner Of subdivisions of the organ
ization, which change the executiv
committee thought for the best.
II. q. RUGGLEs, Secretary.
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ShsriGs Gale.

In tSs D,sssics Court, 18th Judicial Distract.
sedgwick county. kAa-As.
leopold HAYS.
Nar.hAii W Bosusct J
By virtue Of ~ o,s.s. a. sale tssasd Out % the
Di-jTs, Cur, 81 shs I5th Judicial bistriel, -s.-
tiag Ia and Esr sedzwiek tsanty. kAa-A-. y kers-
in Leopold Hay. IL rlslptia and Marshall W BIS.
wick & defendant. viii oa
kon5yy. tie s..ta DAY II L~ess.sss, T. u i,iS.
nj sieioci b ia 81 n. CosFth.s-s hoqri tsibg
Al lbs naas 81 sss building known A. hsxie Block
on Dougl- S~saus In the It's 81 " irai;s- MAJ
sas oder for ,ase public Anrtsou. 10 The high-
ct bidder for cash IN hAsn. Al ths tixni, nfie
aEa interest % N. defshdAst. MAr.hsIi W Hos.
wick In aud to the fsiio~irg sie-ertDt1 seas
property. sifrsiesi 10 the oou@ty 81 es>E- ~
stale II kansas. - al, Ia sogts~Sst qssrser q
sertiec W tvsn;y-eas, 10 tgwtshfP 10 t~sns- =
nias s6uiE II rzase 10. wFss ~ssd Tssi prpy'-
er.y il lsyie1 ypon tts property Of tsetsHsast
Ma--tai. us WIKI. ard q ~ Be soia 10 sssisf,
sa.A ORDER % sale
a.. Noxss,ter % a ~ lssy
W DfrxSfy:,
sheriff s<sisv ick egslsGy. hAasas
Bss 7 Mssaeys Under 1ssriS Ss'
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-25

THE SANTA FE IN NEW MEXICO.

Mr., Strong and a party of gentlemen
consisting OF Hon John Francis, Hon.
Geo. u. Peek. M. Csssiasy u WiscaR-
sin. Chief Engineer 4. \ Robinson,
and Mr.. Fletcher. broker at Pueblo,
returned OH Monday from trip over
the latest newly laid track of the A., /.
L. S, +. railroad. They went by rail to
. point any sailss hesaw Las Vegas, and
thcp took wagons Ia san nqniA2a,
The track is being laid at the rate Of q
mile and half per dag, aud graders arc
at work steadily making . ruadbed for
the great Santa Fe 10 the Pacific coast.
The cars i'll be running into Aibuquer-
age in sixty DAYS, and into Santa Fe ON
he ;eatS al February. The wonderful
syow,h Gf the S4n.s te Ssad has been q
matter OF e0mmcN; fsr yeafs; out the
present enterprise will eclipse ali o;hes
successful moves. The road VIII be
pushed rapidly forward TO the Pacific
coast as an independent line. Few per-
s,scs have correct idea of the magni-
auae rs ths T z $ +. road. or the
great isdsene1it R.r .ssTs 10 s,ssss,s /;
successfully Commonwealth.
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The committee appointed at late
meeting of the Arkansas valley editors
ON the question of capiiali1ing certain
words. will. we understand, report a..
the next meeting that the words Tod
and the Arkansas Valley" are the only
words in the English language OF sum
cient importance TO capita!ize.-ch"Se
C,unty Leader.
Smart committee, but the idea OF Joke
is not original with it or the Leo"e'.
When the first EAGLE was being issue"
Dan Hoffman, the foreman. asked W.
what class of words he should capital
izc. and our answer was: "pic'l ana
the Great Arkansas Valley only.
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WICHITA VISITED.

Fletcher Meredith. editor OF iheiiutc'i-
inson Iycrs, and Captain j. IL. f"iI-.
editor of the Wellington Press. spent a
day i'm Wichita last week. or what he
noted Mr.. Meredith in his paper says
Ne took little trip down in that di-
rrss;on last week. and visited The Two
cities of Wichita and Winfield. !! ]. az
a mistake about Wichiia's elcry having
.lcnortcd. The railroad has been eX-
tended i'm two directions. thus cutting
% n large portion Of the trade OF IVY"
or three counties that were formerl;
tributaries To il but il Is n good town
va, Largo numbers of houses are beng
hu;N and the streets are still crowded
with teams loaded with grain and the
stores are crowded with people waiting
20 buy. The land Office Was running
smopthly under the management oi
Walker the Register aud Dyer The he
ceiycr. the former assisted 10y ~. In
inert. ESQ. and the latter by Mr.. lior-
ton. These gentlemen know the bush
mess of the Office. and they are THOR
onphly yrrscd in the law. the usages
ar1 the decisions of the general land
sDflica' fcEitiiir ~ wv f""
they are gentlemen. >,
The printer men were doing rs "r'.
as could be expected. The EAGLE ana
Beucoa, respectively stalwart Hepapn-
can and confederate Democrat, are BON
among the best local papers IN the STATE
and are. as the deserve Ia be. wen sup
,ortcd. While there we tested The "a
racity of the fremont House. IL IN 10
Gated on the street running from iisS'
.elcnot TO Main street. and the proprietor
knows how 10 keep hotel. IL Is clean
and well furnished. and the best OF al
aeution is given to guest.
FRIDAY night in company Win Il. L..
Walker of the land office. and Mr.. john
II. Folks of the Wellington I'rcss. we
went To Winfield. This is live town
and has a terrible "boom just now.
owing 10 the railroad extension. but
il is the most over-rated town in Amor
len. While the population is larger than
Hutchinson its business rooms VIII not
compare with ours.
Captain Folks. through the Press. At
ter making some complimentary person.
al illusions. conveys the idea that after
leaving the rush and hustle Of rafting
wellington il felt like Sunday in Wici'-
ifa. but acknowledges the corn In the
end as follows:
But this Is a DEPRESSION. Wichita has
\ risl,t TO be proud though she has lost
her right 10 be arrogant. And her news
rapers might OH their columns with m
eesesting ard truthful statements OF
Sviak The city Is rather than with exng-
xersfed theories - 20 ujasf jf U'h he
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THE COMMONWEALTH.

The Topeka daily Commonwealth al
ter bankrupting half dozen good men
and absorbing several other papers, was
only made sclf-sustaining institution
under the management and control oil
FL. Baker. In the past four years IL
has not only demonstrated the fact that
il is a valuable property OF growth ana
dividends. but +. p. Baker a. Sons have
lust completed large printing house
ON Capital Square into which the Com
,.on,ceala was moved last week. Ba-
ker 4 Sons deserve much at both the
hands of the State and the Republican
party. and We congratulate them upon
f,,e new printing house.
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WICHITA ALL RIGHT.
A CITY OF THREE INDEPENT
RAILWAY LINES.

The editor Of the EAGLE is in receipt Of re-
liable. semi Official information, through pri-
yatc sources. which warrants the assertion
that the present and prospective Railway IN
terests OF our city and county are intact, and
more, The proposition will not admit Of
question. We hope to be able in few days
to make public the facts aud surroundings
which will make Wichita one oi the hrst e.
fvS of Kansas.
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Sealed Proposals, iDdorsed; proposals Ter stock
cattle aud directed TO the United states indian
AGENT Pawnee Agency. Indian territory. viii
be received until 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. OF
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF FEB. iss'i
for furnishing Pawnee Agency 10 Ssi,ys ksn-ss
or Missouri Cows not ulafr nor over oats
Bulls, 10 be delivered heiv April ist AMI 18th.
The contract will be awarded 10 the lowest re-
spOnsibIe bid,ler or bidders Payment therefor
will be made at the Office Of the Honorable Com.
missioner Of Indian .Nnair-, who reserves he
JSa o. SMITH,
C.3t T. :, Indian Agent
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BUILDING IN KANSAS CITY.

There have been 800 new buildings
erected in Kansas City this year, and
now in midwinter the building opera
tons are being pushed with vigor.
Many more new enterprises are now in
hand for next year than there was AT
the beginning of this year, and the in
dlcatiOns are that the coming year will
far exceed any previous one in the build
ing, growth and substantial improve
menfs, Notwithstanding the large num-
Der Of new buildings erected this year.
Rents have not declined, and pay from
fifteen to twenty-five per cent on in
ycstad capital
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January A. d. iss0 ~ @ 'eieek y. m % ~ sssse
rs,osa .n lot M u ss Main >syees IN sts Gig 81
wichita ssiGwiek Ssusty stats Of kasses. VIII
ODER for sals and sell 10 the highest bi<ftss goF
cash In had, suln. ist Of the foiiS~iaS 'te-ertb
ed god schatis~ o-wit he -tseh ctotktag bsss-
tofors owned by W 4 stsss. eSasistins VI hats.
Taps, Pants. Hp.ts sad -h.ss and tssnts mrnisk~
tns sos~is -aid good. having hssstsssss, bssa
iocatsf In what u known - the Old stors rsM IL
smith Bre~a Dsusiss Avenue ~ the stty
of wichita. Kansas. ~ satisfy . ehsstsi saseuAGD
made b, " ~ trsidosk 10 W D.. esus, 80
assiYncsi by satd " y sssas 10 Win. 4. 4 CD
man and sos, srps which there rssseiss sspoaS
the 81 oioS5. - aud costs " fossei.sars
Dafsi isr x1ri, Is.p.
NV DCNNI>G Aar for
VIZ. q. WOODaAN sON
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Netics o! Final Ssttlsn ant.

STATE OF KANSAS, 4,
Sedgwick County.
In the Probate Court In and for said county.
In the matter OF the Estate Of John l.. Booth,
deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interested in
the aforesaid estate, are hereby notified, that Mt
the next regular term of the Probate Court In
and for said County, TO be begun and held at the
Court Room, In Wichita, County OF >edgwick,
state Of aforesaid, on the 5th day OF January
4. D. lss0, shall apply to said Court for a full
and final settlement Of said estate. and for my
commission rs administrator Of said estate
WM =. STRUTHERs,
Administrator of the Estate OF John L. Booth
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Miss Josephine s'ee,,sT passed through
Chicago Il few days ago Oh her way 10
Washington and cave her estimate oi
the N,a chiefs to 8 reporter who sought
her. She said Chief Washington is .
sneak. and has a little band o! les VINO
make a business OF stealing horses
Chief Cnlorow. the greatest chief. Is M
pu,lent and mean. but he Is bo'd anu
fearless. Chief Jack is manly fellow
in many respects. and is a gallant man
in fight. Chief poasias Is quick
tempered. ircacherous 'nan, WIG VII
bo angry one moment and sha &c hands
with you the next. Chici Johnson Is
largely under .he influence OF his VIE
the good sauaw Sbssa,