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The Santa Fe Railroad Company has
generously offered to supply all the set
tiers tributary to its line between and in
Guiding Larned and Dodge City, with the
very best varieties of seed wheat at the
actual cost in the wholesale market. The
company will bear all the expense OF
buying. handling, transportation and
The wheat will be ready for
delivery by August 20.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-08-07

Fcdermeycr. the wheclbarrOw man,
who passed through this State some
months ago, trundling wheelbarrow
from San Francisco to New York reach
ed the last named city on the cath, and
won his wager of ST 800.
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AMERICAN FISHERMEN

Washington. August 5.-Owing TO
grave complaints Of American fisher
men. the Kcarsage, now cruising in the
Gulf of St Lawrence. has been instruct
ed 10 stop at some port of New Bruins
wick or Nova Scotia for the special agent
of the State Department, directed TO
visit fishing grounds and report as TO
the condition of insliore fisheries BY orr
fishing fleet and their treatment By the
local authorities and population.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-08-07
THE SAN FRANCISCO ROAD.

The following circulars have been Is
sued By the St. Louis & San Francisco
Railway Company:
st. Louis and San Francisco Railway
Company. Oftice of the General Man.
ager. ST. Louis. August l, 1879. Notice.
This Company having purchased the
Missouri & Western Railway pierce
City. Mo-, to Oswego. Has, seventy.
fonr milas Oronogo. Mo-. 20 Joplin,
Mo-. ten mite<, and the Joplin Railway,
Joplin. No. to q irari. kas.. ,hirty->eyen
miles). ihese line. viii be fso.s This date
known and operated u tbs kassas III
vision Of this railway.
w. EooHs, general Manager.
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mlni.trntnra Notinn

~JtfE OF kAsHAs
ssdEsicA oar -
IN ihe Fr4Aaie sesrt. " ard ~ aid toitrifs
10 tis faSttsFui DE ssssfa - sFas.tfss Its-ssr
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he s'is-F = tsgueiisis D lafner. isss ~ sxld
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tav5f - iitr N1siHtf 4Hd state asafttsisf aaiai
the ilsh las - MAJ. - i~is SOW az f.f.
ass having eiAlpis sysieef the earl e-tats nre
hefehs rriissti that fhsf rirst preset sl.s -1faa
- TIE Nnferitflrfi . sildYahre y sthts year
ftssn thr asfs - All stiai, tiisf ass - afr
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sash eissHfs frss.t rsssstl ithia gsfrz FasF. ~
zoe tha astf ~ gnii letter ;i.ft -hst - f,su,~r
barred snEeItII Ffg~TE
ts-s Ritninlsflstig
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WlcHl1N A,SsAs jssiy itib- ass
complaints hsftas l@eu saiessi Al tia esi..,a ~
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salE y ~

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sans in4
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August i1s2 sate psiitian ~iH ~ fatssi a. tsfs
sis iadFluaiis ali ss tsetrs - sel 40 -. Ia
i@yFf Il sii Fiaint7 afia Az4ist eald .iff r.safs
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SFNr tn TIE PFN

Washington, August i.-Ogden's re-
por; saturday that Geo. Q. Cannon,
Brigham Young. jr.. Albert Darlington,
executor. of Brigham Yonng'- estate.
had given bonds and been released, as
mistake. They failed to give bonds,
and were ssni TO the penitentisry to-
day, John baylor gave bond. and was
released.
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Notlce for puhllon,lon.

nf Nichiis- hasa. itis tfsn tse
Notice Is hsreh1 fitca ihzt iir fiiau luz~sHiai 4
settler has Aei natiee q bis iHieatisa 81 isas
tinai ,fsat la support q has elaia,. asa ~ az
snni sRtfs thsset At The oNsrafssa rf tAitst dAfa
from the dsir ~ tlIlg uTifgv, Vi4-
William Parsons arciaYiisEf siaseossnt. No
"a III, fof the ppfthnust quarter. za-tiess "a
township . ssufh. rsaEs ~eat ant rsa.sn the
following A. AIS stt4e-ses, sik. rat.e 81
Ssi.sNtek ossnts ksssss. AL DAVID &asHts ~ 90
se,tgsisk cstfHss hsn-as
&c I. WAIVER. aesistsr
> l.. iaiict, lsst'ys G,f Arrliaanl as
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Natica is hsrahy gises that The f'ilos s,sss.sl
settler hs- Sled artira Of his tsteutisn 10 nssk o
tina. sntrs thsrefNt The sNfirst.su ~ thirty si,s
fgssisi the dHtr 81 thls nefiee. sixf
. layer II se $40. iaf ths ~ arar.
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lAsFr u sEisE ia ceansy kausas
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The ruins of the historic Tullieries
are to be demolished, and the site trans
formed into garden. The Chamber
of Deputies has passed vote TO that
effect. France has no longer need of a
residence for Kings and Emperors.
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Notice for publication.

st wseIiits ksAss-. July sth t<-ff
Nattca - hetrbf given taEt the fsilowstg
nsnaei ssittst haS ds.l n,iice - his ntpns1sa 3.
make nnal PROF Ia support % isie claim asst -
cure dual entry ts9ruos Al the expiration - tblriv
,tays frsln The ,ssie Of thls notice, via
Anihons Ihasst,a. for The ie.s ami sAni spuli.
half unrthcAst quarter sectsan >. sosn % ssafa
range es,s sad astafs he fisie sag ~ hs stt
nosses via Ben. HSfmns q Waslhnfs. Reese
catisty. haBsa-. Ana James >esel. 81 2as sksii.
>esigsisA osanfs. KAMA,
Il l.. wsiSER, rssssssr
st JouS : SciAts AT - COT Api,iies-.s is-5
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4. :. DISTINCT LAND oFFwE,
wscnfTA. KAN, trsii -, i>.9.

.s.sss4s Is hereby gsvsa tina; 81 ne
iafs dag q .fsysss, :. t>'ss
n, ~ /. sti-rk /. a.. We will prceees u sssr 81
sale 10 the highest hsl.;sr hl a ne. les {asa s
,las,a psr .es 10 stslsfiisss trxrts net e>sse
I'M. osr., h.snsirrd std sixty sefes W sssss ~
,,,st1ils und-t-s>el ss Ia shie isri ttpsrist
hsaced IN whst - ksswa a. iae thercSss esilr.
Ia t.y ~ hiss IS south 20 fsESas east h 10 nsst
i.i,tstxe .ufSaAAt 10 sssssf II TIKI -eefssAfy '.
The Interior, nader the Ast ~ CanersSs ~ tehEb
srv - i>7. L l. AiskeE. ss<tsseJ.
JANE, l.. DYER. Receiver siz
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/ hsye opcnssi m alsce fssr the rss~scffia. eg
cases invsisi=g Vile b. hpnsassssd Aai Usage
Tr.1sf i-srss before The tuisei >aatss Lard ea-se
az wishila. General Land uass ard fnssfsas ise-
sariznens.
Sa,~ris. a.fsnfrsr given ~ sr~arss sns~t<Sspreta
~ Elins<, tas rfefsriug 81 yss-rsags:aa ash
hnnssstrAS lHsefs. sfgsEstlaE - Seste-t eescs.
&c, ~
tfnlfs.l States lAI4 s}f.lcr, tehits. SHtSs-.
gives me ssesiiar sasaHfsssf IA she PERSECUTION
&c all sisiass arsstsE sE.seT The fet''s tsai
l&NS.
FsTsnas Ezfslsx cases 81 = caHtplics.ssi chsrsf-
ter wiz 2n Vel % advise SisH ssls. heterc ashanti
t.az the eSsns t-s sdj,ssiloai.ca
1 hass a-saeiassa viii, tae In praeslse 1sSirs
Net isi. sstorass a,,las late q tassssarss'ias
ilsslSas.
Meuey ~ ioaa 81 hevsei FAtss. en- lsefssse,
farms sss - prove ~ s8sfAss slsh tes1sFi'
v1nr iutercsts AMI call ca
0see 20 Commercial Heck, nsst s;eet tc Kflc,l
Stssss iani e-ece, " seAita. Nsss~s
ietf n e 81 senx
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RESIGNED.
Washington. August 5.-Consul Gen.
eral Bradford, at Shanghai. has resigned
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Wichita Mound Nursery.

ftsk< pieessrs - !. Fosnias tie people offais
ssrrvuading eosn,ies. hat tie fret trss,
ste.. If tAe saoss Asrsey = sev
IN splsndi5 eosdissoa.
Rs sasm<ruts.
l,o00, 600 Usage ORANGE PLANTS,
I0,00 CIR PES OF ALL VARIETIES
p .0Oe APPLE TREkS-STAEDAkD
1900 PEACH TREES-hESr FRUIT
Small Fruits too nun.ervus to me alton. will Gii
Or'ere this fall Tor those wnO prefer fail planting
J. II STCRNS, Propvisfov,
Trio and ons Aag niies sesiAesa II W'SeAiss ..
tAe Winfield road. Ism
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Notice Tor Publication.

ii W4chita kansxs, Isls isth, is-9.
Notice Is bcrvty xisea thss NE fs.icvinx -Esrasd
settler has Eiei potisr of his sEtsusion ~ nsske
aa&l rref ls sss.pers of has c.&sru sad ussi
ensry sncrof * fnr sxrirSficn VI ss,rty tsys rsa
the s.sis oy viz notice. via
SApes NJ Clark. Homestead ezsrr, No ~. Jsr
The nartAsasf a Of ~; iea 81 seN p.sh;p - ssa;h
ef sases 1. N<~., azl nanes ssse Following - his
vttaesees- ~sssseva Clark. u >tsfSw ~ s1nnsy
kalES<. and James " Stevenson. 81 >e:Swlrs
count, kxaszs T. L. wALkkE ESsfsssr.
l.sH crcaea. Attsrasy for ApFliesns. tS-s
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asWaskita sasas July 18th. sS.ss
Notice u he5phy area sASs the following ~ n
ii settler kAs 1e1 uoxs At BIS intcntion ~ ssske
mai prose u snppere Of his efazn. and s<ssre
EnAt entry shorppi ss - expiration of iasrss sSss
from the asfe3f this notice, via.
James W Soot erssn, homestead entry Ne. III
Ser lots and q south half of northeast suszter
% <pcftors Sswa -. ecuth Of range wet. anil
nnsaes The fnsfcxt1x . hts witnesses, via james
81 ehrS Of -csswWirk cssgBty Kansas. sri Sim
exr clara OF Ssdfu XIX Vssuaty. Kansas
4. L. wAtkSH. Register.
L. W crssrh. Atty applicant .s-5
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ESTABLISHEDINt 1872
s
MONEY TO LOAN
On Real Estate Security, for three or
five years.
Do General Banking, Collecting
and Brokerage Business.
NO INTEREST ALLOWED.
Eastern and Foreign Exchange Bough; and Solo

This Space belongs to
BlsSANTZ 4 BUTLER
who are too busy selling
stoves and Hardware to
write sd.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-16
Fair Notes..

The Carpenters have about COM
pleted the work on the Pavilion
and goods were being moved in
rapidly yesterday afternoon. To
day will see hustle in the Pavil-
ion, as most exhibitors will be at
work. It is the desire to have the
exhibits in place as much as posi-
BILE by Saturday night, as Monday
will be devoted to attending to ex-
hibits frem the country.
The San Luis Obispo Band ar
rives by steamer Saturday morn
ing and the Cadets and Heffernan's
baud arrive by overland train Sat-
urday noon.
The Los Angeles Guards will re-
ceive the Cadets at the depot.
1t is said that the Ventura Band
will arrive on Saturday and the
Visalia Band is expected either
Saturday, or the first OF the week
Space at the Pavilion is being
rapidly taken. Those who desire
space for large exhibits shodld Sc
cure the same to-day.
The Secretary's Office will be
moved to the Pavilion this after
noon.
The Cadets, Cadet Band and the
cornet solo contest will be the at
tractive feature of Monday eve
ming and will draw we'll.
The San Bernardino and SAINTS
Ana excursion trains promise to b.
large.
The San Francisco excursion mr.
rives here Wednesday and viii
pick up eXcursionists at points VI
through the San Joaquin valley.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-16
We enioyed a cain YESTERDAY from

We enjoyed a call yesterday from
Capt. John Adams Howells, U. s.
N, Commander of the man o. war
"The Adams" now lying at the
Mare Island navy yard for repairs
aud refitting. Capt. Howells, who
Is splendid specimen of the genus
homo, is q cousin Of Mr.. ID. M.
Adams, of the County Clerks Of
flee. He returned to San Francisco
yesterday.
The Messrs. Palmer, Deming &
Co. are going to work in earnest to
build new -four mill on the site OF
the old Stearns mill. Not the
least encouraging of the signs of the
times is the activity which the bus
mess of -four making is assuming
in Los Angeles county. Time was
when hundreds of thousands Of dol
lars were yearly sent out of this
county for this prime staple of life.
The general dizziness of Main
street was enlivened yesterday af-
ternoon by an exciting runaway.
A pair oil horses belonging to N. A.
Covarrubias, attached to a bar
rouche, started from below Third
street and ran up Main. In front
of the Palace saloon the vehicle
collided with wagon loaded with
grain, tearing a wheel off the
wagon and detaching the horses
from the carriage, and they contin-
ued their course to Covarrubias's
stable, into which they turned. The
barrouche was damaged to the ex-
tent of having the pole wrenched
from the axle, one of the hubs
broken and some other minor in
juries.
Yesterday morning as the four
horse carriage in which Senator
Williams and Farley, ex-Senators
Gwin, Judge Sepulveda and Col.
Tom Mott were being driven out to
Mr.. l.. J. Roses place, where the
party were invited to breakfast,
was passing the railroad dep OF the
bride of one of the leaders came
off, when the team started to run.
Col. Mott, who was ON the drivers
seat, gave his assistance to the
driver. Their united efforts were
unavailing, however, when Senator
Farley lent his powerful aid and
the three subdued the excited
steeds. The bride was then re-
placed and the party proceeded on
their way to Sunny Slope, where
they arrived without further Incl
dent.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-16
Living in Hopes.
detroit Free Press.l


There is no particular reason
why tramp should wear a poll
ished white shirt, but they had one
at Central Station yesterday with
shirt so terribly in want of q soap
suds bath that the oldest men on
the force gathered around the fell
low and declared that they new FL
saw anything like it under the blue
can opy of heaven. When asked
how long he had worn it without
washing the man seemed hurt and
replied:
"Give chance, won't you? You
see, 1 had this shirt on seven
months ago when I broke my arm.
L couldn't get it of then, of
course"
"But your arm got WELL" pro-
tested one of the officers.
eyes, it got we'll, and then my
sister died."
"What of thatT
"Why she made this ere shirt
with her own blessed hands, and l
kinder felt it was my duty to wear
it in memory of her for awhile.
Pm a hard-looking pill, 1 know,
but l love my sister. Poor Sarah
she's up there where they don't need
clean shirts and never have their
hair cut"
swell, haven't you worn it long
enough to ease your sisters spirit?"
"Gentlemen, l should have got
this washed some time this week,
but last night l lost my dog-an
animal that had stuck to me three
years."
"And what had the dog to do
with it ?n
eff 1 should get washed up
and cleaned up, and seem to be
somebody, and should come across
the dog, he'd look at my hair, give
one sniff at my clothes, and then
he'd turn tail and keep up the
search till he fell in his tracks.
don't want to go back on my own
dog, do l? 1 don't want to play
any contemplate tricks on ca
nine which has turned to and eaten
shingle.nails and old oyster-cans
when we was OH the tramp and l
couldn't get nothing for myself but
shelled corn. How I'd look going
back on dog that never laid down
beside me ct night without hunt.
ing around to see where / could
pick up turnips for breakfastW
"After you find your dog you can
wash up" suggested an officer.
"Well, 1 shall live in hopea'
was the dubious reply. "Life il
but span, you know. We cometl
up like flowers and are cut down
and 1 tell you I'm not going to run
risks or take any chances for the
sake of having a clean shirt to spit
tobacco juice onP
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SUPREME COURT.

Los ANGELES, Oct. Is, 1878.
Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Presentation. VIM. T. Wallace,
G. j.; Hon. A. G. Miles, j.; Hon. e.
w. McKinstry, j.; d. B. Woolf,
Clerk; Fl. Finkler, Bailif.
Clarence Gray admitted to prac-
tice on motion of Frank Ganahl,
Esq, and license from the Supreme
Court of Arizona.
6410. Thompson VS. Paterson-Mo-
ton to dismiss the appeal herein
argued by Drown Il Williams for
respondent, Galpiu q Irvine for APP
pellant, and submitted.
Bull vs. Mount Auburn G. Q. M.
Co. Petition to settle bill OF ex-
ceptions herein argued by Cross for
petitioners and deniel.
Dana B. Clark admitted to prac-
tice on motion of Will ID. Gould,
Esq, and license from the Supreme
Court of Illinois.
Hancock vs. Valdez ct al.-On
motion of Hancock for respondent
and Clerks certificate and stipula-
ton on file ordered that the appeal
herein be and the same is hereby
dismissed.
Court adjourned sine die.
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BURDETTE DISCOURAGED.
He Concludes Not t, Bay Hudson River
Mansioa.
burlington Hawkeye.l

Harrington Hawkeye.l
There may be some prettier
places this side of heaven than the
country along the Hudson River,
but I doubt it. We usually form
our theological creeds on the same
basis. But 1 don't think there is
any river in the world that can
show such exquisite scenery as this
Hudson. 1t is beautiful even at
this desolate and unlovely season
of the year. L saw several places
that 1 wanted to buy. In fact, l
wanted to buy every place until
the next place came in sight. L
have quite made up my mind to
live in some of them. If any gen.
tleman who owns a neat property
on the Hudson, within an hours
run of New York, good orchard
and ornamental shrubbery and
forest trees, a glen with cascade
in it, modern house, not more than
twelve rooms and conservatory,
bay windows, mansard roof and
cupalo, furnace and open fire
places, big barn and carriage.
house, and he wants to sell for say
1927, he can find customer by adj
dressing me. | don't want to be
thought mean in this matter, go l
am willing to put on another dol
lar or two, or IL he doesn't want to
sell, but is willing to rent, how
would 81 month strike him? L
don't really know just how New
York suburban property on the
Hudson does range, but | am told
it is cheap. That is, 1 heard one of
the passengers say to another one
yesterday, as the train whirled past
an Eden of O home:
"You can buy that property now,
Mr.. Bulger, for mere song"
$50 l heard" replied the gentle
man addressed. "Do you know
what they hold it at ?"
ga mere song" was the reply,
"about S5S, O09."
It appears to me that the song
the buyers would be expected to
sing must be written in treasury
notes. L think my financial voice
must be rich, double bass. At
least l never heard it MARBLE as
high as that. If 1 was Jacksnipe,
1 don't believe I'd have bill enough
then to strike that figure. Why,
do you know, that mans easy, off
hand way of calling that a mere
song, spoiled all the rest of my ride,
clear from Garrisons to Albany! 1
quit investing in Hudson river
summer residences right away. /
didn't buy another house, and in
deed sold all the places l had al
ready bought, letting them 60 at
such alarming sacrifices that when
I had disposed of the last one of
them, 1 hadn't enough money to
buy the steamboat had intended
to get and was compelled to con-
tent myself with buying scow
with a sail the shape of the Sixth
street bridge, and I had to get long
time even on that.
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It has ever been pre'licated by
scientists GU that because colors
could never be reproduced by the
process of photography that it had
no objective existence, and that
it was all sensation as produced by
the refrangibility of light-that the
refracted rays striking against the
retina were communicated by the
optic nerve to the brain, and that
the rapidity with which these wave
rays struck the the retina produced
the sensation known to us as red,
blue, etc. Those, however, who de-
sire to see old ideas exploded and
new truths demonstrated should
call at No. s Also street, the
largest dyeing establishment in the
city, and witness the operations of
Marteen as he segregates the COM
ponent parts of each sunbeam and
transmits them in various shades.