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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-02

N. II. Murdoch. editor of the Wich-
tia EAGLE, has been rcsppoibted and
confirmed as postmaster at Wichita
He has made an excellent officer. aud
we congratulate him ON his continu-
ance in the position be has flied %
creditably and satisfactorily. Fault
finding politicians often aneer ct the
appointment Of editors to such posi-
tions, - though there was something
criminal in it, or at least something
inappropriate. But just why editors
have not right to aspire to an Office
Of this character, we are unable to un-
derstand- They are very rarely asps-
rants for any other Office. and their
help is always eagerly solicited and
gladly received by those desiring OH
cial positions. No class OF citizens
have done more to develop the indus
tries Of our State, to promote its pros
perity, and to make Kansas the great,
growing, imperial young common
wealth it is, than have the Kansas
journalists. Aud If services ON be-
half Of the party count for anything,
certainly the Republican editors Of the
State have just right to claim consid-
Grafton. Their work for the party
and its principles never ends: it is
earnest, capable aud valuable; and i,
too often happens that it is not apprr-
eiaied as il should be. 4 politicsl
speaker gees out, during canvass,
makes dozen speeches. reaching q
thousand voters or more. and he is re-
garded as having done for his party s
service that justly entities him to its
favor. A local politician bustles
around in q canvass for few DAYS,
and makes himself busy on election
day railyipg voters, and then becomes
al once the subject of congratulations
Of his party friends. But editors who
address far larger audience than any
political speaker ever reached, day af-
ter day, and week after week: " o. as
rule. furnish the arguments aud H.
Illustrations for every campaign, whose
iabors aud appeals never cease-some-
how their services are rarely eons.d-
cred, and If they venture To prefer re-
quests Tor a position they can I'LL with
credit and usefulness, the general dis
position of politicians is TO Stub them
and tell them to attend to their oyn
business.
We are glad to K ow that, in & num-
Der of instances, Kansas editors have
been appointed posimasfers. We do
not need more papers in Kansas, bu;
We do need strong, vigorous, well
printed, well conducted Journals. And
the salaries Of such offices as these ed
itors fill will assist .hem in making
just such papers. Their official posi-
ton is not hurtful, either to their pa
pers or their personal Independence
on the contrary, it helps aud stimulates
both. The post offices are about the
only official places they can occupy
and at the same time give proper at
ieniion to their editorial duties. Aud
the politicians whom they are so often
called on TO help, the people whose
material interests they advocate SO
constantly aud efficiently, and the
State whose development they have
contributed so much to promote, all
owe them debts Of gratitude, and
ought to rejoice at their appointment,
TO Offices they can and ito Gil with
credit 10 themselves aud usefulness TO
their several communities
Daily Champion.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-02
Tho Currency Duration

Cheap and geoi slssks frsmfso % .evs
Dollar. AZ Geo. q. Natth.m.2Ca a-1t
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-02
A Republican Coucus.

The Wichita EAGLE, Winfield Con
rier, and many other Republican pa
pers Of the State, are advocating a Re
publican caucus 10 nominate officers o.
the Legislature, a State Printer, anC
Upitek States Senator.
Whether the time is ripe for this OF
not, we do not know: but it is com
ing. and will come. The weakness OF
the Republican party of Kansas is its
great numerical strength. The party
does many things. aud Deglects to DO
Others, relying unon its strength for
its yindication. Its administration OF
State affairs has, as rule, been credit
| able, because it started right and The
State constitution imposed many
wholesome restraints upon legislation.
Ii has been successful in e,ectiBg its
tickets, not always because it deserved
to be, but because its voters were so
numerous that the party coulJ afford
to lose thousands of them and sill. be
successful
We do not know whether the Re-
publican members propose to hold
caucus this winter or not. There are
about forty Democrats and Green
hackers in the Legislature. 1t is not a
Very formidable opposition strength.
bat it might. if rightly handled and
consolidated, decide the result. Aud
it might 30 decide as 10 prejudice very
seriously the interests OF the Republic
can party.
These are things that should be con-
sidered by lac earnest Republicans Ia
the Legislature. We are not going 10
waste much time or space in discuss
ing them. The Republican members
ought TO see, without any special
pointing out, what is best for the in
teres;s OF the parts and the State. III
II rested for us to decide, there would /
be Republican caucus. But we are
noi going to iisld fault If none is held !
- aiei,soa Champion.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-02
For The Eagle.
Items from Union.

ED. EAGLE:-Itemsf from this town.
ship have been scarce in your paper OF
late, probably because one waits for
another to "write 'em up"
There is a lyceum at the Advance
school house every Friday evening.
They have some "his guns" this VIM
ter. They have forever settled the fl
nance, printing press, free agency, uni
versal salvation and woman's rights
questions.
The district school is taught by a
Mr.. Hurt.
Star Wano district has literary and
lycenm this winter. Miss Ellie l..
kirkpatrick is teaching the district
school. She and the scholars furnish
the literary entertainment, and do it
well. Some of the boys are progress
ing finely in debate. Miss Ellie and
her school had Christmas tree on
Christmas night, which went off jolly
and was perfect success. The writ
err had the pleasure of attending and
putting some presents on the tree.
The declarations, dialogues, singing,
etc, were well rendered, showing that
a great deal of pains and labor had
been expended. II was hard to tell
which ones did their part the best,
All seemed to vie with the teacher ia
doing their UTMOST to excel. The sing
ing was good, and The pieces well cho-
sen.
We note an assistance in the sing
ing, S. Maine, J. w. White, f. j. Her.
son, Mrs. Hake and Mrs. Gilbreath.
AT the close of the entertainment San
ia Claus made his appearance through
the window, shouting 10 his reindccrs
and blowing his horn and greeting al,
with & merry Christmas. A jolly,
laughing old Santa Claus, he was, too.
Ny sides were sore from laughing and
some of the little ones were scared
out OF years growth, on account of
him. Over three hundred presents
we're distributed. | will not tire your |
readers by attempting TO describe any |
Of them, Or how they were received |
by the happy children, and some grown
,ncs, too. RHODES.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-02
For the Eagle.
From Esgls Towrship.

Mr.. EDITOR Thinking that " ord
from this part of the county wouid
come in order, thought would try
my hand and give your readers some
idea of what is going ON in old Eagle.
People are busy sitting around the
stove talking about good times coming
aud what they will do when spring
comes, and how much money they will
make next year, aud what they will
do with the money.
The Uuited BrethrenChnrchi is about
completed it is 26x3s feet, and when
finished will cost about LOCO.
Henry Fry will soon take his bride
to his new house.
Mr.. Christ Fry, too, has built a fine
house. What for, we can't tell, as he
is bachelor. But guess he knows
what be is doing.
saw letter in the EAGLE Of the
18th, from our worthy constable. He
says he is on the go ell the time, SO he
is comfortable. Now, don't think
this speaks well for our township.
But can say that have lived in Ea-
gle township for three years, and there
has not been but one law suit in that
time. We are not that kind of pep
pie. He says the wheat looks well.
The last time We saw it it did, but the
snow has hid it for so long a time, we
think it will come out all right.
There is no end to corn. Mr.. Ffy
and sons have abou, 10000 bushels.
BY the way Mr.. Fry has one of the
best farms in the county, and he knows
how to iun one.
Mr.. V. B. Jacoby's wife has been
sick for niue weeks. We are glad to
say that she is on the mend, fast and
safe. She will soon be able to be out
again.
Mr. Editor, if You have lost your
old eagle, como up. Fry and caught
one which measured six feet and three
inches from tip to tip, aud will fight
like an editor.
] will close this time, for know
that you have enough of this.
Yours,
One OF THE JAYS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-02
To Prevent and Cure Coughs and Colds

reliable remedy - necessary in every house
hold. Parker's Ginger Tonic is just the med
seinc needed. IL radically cures coughs, colds.
sore throat, bronchitis and even cousunp-
tieu IL used IN time, by iis powerful specific
action on the stomach, kidneys, skin. liver
and mucous surfaces o: the threat ard lungs.
II ac,ompishes the cure In wonderfully
short time, and removes all pain and soreness
OF the iuags. IL /. also q most valuable srom-
aehic remedy, eneetusl,s removing dy spepsia,
headache, liver disorders. sostiyenoss, neT-
vousness. Tow spirits. wakeiulHess, heartburn
cramps. palpi:aiion pf the heart, sour stomach
etc. and gives cheering comfort and freed
en- froui pain that surprises every ore. Bay
81 bottle from your druggist, @. q. Mat
thews Il Co, OF sample bottle al Is cents,
and test its merits. 2,-tisnl
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-02

An I.ssr- Ocean Washington CORES
poEdent called on the President The
other day, aud asked him II The re-
port that be vas IN fascr of Grzat for
ieso was trae, W hen the President re-
piled that be cherished warm friend.
ship for Sen Grant as he did for 9TH
er isius;';ous Asnesicaus.aad ne had
great confidence in his ability 1ad pz-
irioiIsm. He did not thiak the simple
fact that Gen. Gran, had been Pfesi-
dent twice should Of itself dcbas him
from being candidate in 1850, il the
people want him.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-02
For the Eagle.
Psotone Items.
Wichita, Kansas, Christmas


| December 20, 1913.
ED. EAGLE:-Christmas passed of
as usual in this vicinity, with Christ.
mas tree on last Thursday evening
The programme for the evening was
singing, reading dialogues, declama.
tions and essays. Rev. Mr.. Yeagle
and Mr.. X. Little addressed the audi
cnce.
We have good reason to know why
Mr.. w. w. McNeal wanted shor'
wife. We suppose be thinks short
wife is better than no wife at all. Bat
why our SQUIRE A. ii. Adams, should
like to have a tall wife, and Mr.. j. r.
Graham no wife at all, we cannot ac-
count for any other way, unless the
words set to the music prompted them
TO say so. We imagine if you heard
them you would declare they were in
earnest about il, for those boys don't
do things by halves.
All the performers discharged their
respective parts well, taking into con-
sideration the time they had to pre-
pare in.
At the close the presents were dis
tributed. Mr.. Lacy Young was the
recipient of fine black cochin chick
en- that was stuffed by Mr.. Coates, Mr..
Young being bird fancier. There
were several bibles presented to diff
ferent parties. Miss Laura Jones re-
ceived two for her portion, and Mr.. II.
Little's family receiving the largest
number of those sacred books into one
family. Your humble servant feels
himself under obligations to Messrs.
j. w. Jones aud Ben. Young and their
respective families for valuable gifts
received of them. Misses Nettie Ora
ham and Ne,tie Livingstone, we are
sorry to say, have lost their compli-
ment presents we sent them, but thank |
fortune We are able to duplicate those
pretty things.
Mr.. Lacy Young and his estimabie
wife gave dinner to their children
md the grand children on Christ.n mas
lay. May they be enabled to gather
together many more times, enjoying
heir good health aud prosperity in the
'uture.
Mr.. Ross Beard has lost one Of his
lorses, lately. 1t is rather heavy
oss to him, as it breaks up his only
cam.
Mr.. j. z. Grab am thinks he will lose
me of his horses, also. II spraiued
me of its hind legs very badly, some
wo or three weeks since. /,
There is petition in circulation
hat is to be presented to the township
GARD for the purpose of calling a spe- {
ial election to vote bonds to the |
of 1000 towards the con- J
.rnction ct a bridge across the Min :
escah on or near the section line be- /
veen ten and eleven in Viola town 5
lip. This is the work of Mr.. c. w. c
avis, and we may soon have bridge :
cross that stream. proyid ed we vote I
lie bonds. We rather opine that our v
'wG will do so. II
Very respectfully, :
UNGAR 1,
As We areebout 10 mail, we under il
and that the little son OF Mr.. j. r. 0
raham fell of the wagon loaded with 7"
heat and go. run over, the wagon
inning across his stomach. His re-
very il Doubtful. D
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-02
Ia shr Hhals H.siarY Of Ksflclne


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JaEisy's YAK works re . bax tkang. but
Herrisstn1 eiscus bsan ne world. Oppesits
posse0eA. 81
Herri1Gton has regular baby show every
day AZ his eircus. -
A sGing OF Wagons At Herrington's new
ssore. ep. postofnee, = mile long. IS
The hnest peesents fer Ladies OF Gensss-
nsen Will be found At Hcrrinston's New
Store opposite the Post Office. STU
The finest presents for Ladies OF GcntIenen
win be found AZ Hsrringson's New s,ore op
posite the Post Ofiee. 3&sf
Silver butter dishes and pickle cAstors At
bottom figures At J. E. C's China HAN. SIS
In endless variety, size and style. A nice
work box. perfectly handsome, containiug an
album, al aerrington's. IS
Go and see Herringtcn's ..Mensgeris. ?,
VIII open up next week. Sl-if
when the band beginss to play and the
monkeys begia to dance, al fock 10 Herring
toa's, opposite postosEce. S.
Dwight Luther Palmer Is the bass salesman
IN Herringion's new book store OPPO.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-02
SAFE. Permanent and complete

Are the cures OF Intermittent disease perform
ed by efforts Febrifage. Dumb ehills, te-
yer and sguc. and all bilious disorders are
speedily eradicsted from the system Health
and vigor are obtained more rapidly and more
permanently by the use Of this great natural
antidoie than by any other remedy hereto
fore known. II disinfects. c!eanses and elm
mates all malaria. As = tonic, ii acts rs an
antisepiie and blood purifier. bringing renew
cd energy and vitality to the boGy worn down
b disease.
J. c. RICHARDSON, Prop ST. Louis.
Fer sale by j. p. Alien.
Mothers, beware, CbsldFea may res. Sc
cure from inflamation of the throat. .iipA.hs-
ria. etc.. by The Timely use of Dr. storn's
Scotch Cough Candy.
Price 10 cents as.st
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-02

nis;rlet cser,. iale Jeiieas District. ssasslas
roaatt. haa@es.
Hollis pay.
Henry Eyer.
BY vitae 81 an eNecaisea issu~sf ass af inc
District court ct se "a tasisa =. us.srlet sis4ag
la anu car ssss,sisk uasy, k.ass.. whsfria
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drsensillns. viii. On
saturday. fAs sstk lss - .isassFg, 4 u tsp.
al two q clock y. nLs a the Court fioase
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awsek. Ssass OF asnsss. ta-wlts
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We are Informed by Hon. Thos. Ry-
an that ar increase of mail service has
been ordered on some twelve or fifteen
routes, in the Third Congressional
District, to go into operation on and
after the first of January, (to-day.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-02

-. H. Emmesi. of Wichita, is can
ditste f., CLERK OF sae Hsnss of Rep
resestsiites. Ar. Esameft Is thor
aaglly qtaAisd 10 Fill the position by
sewers! .sa:s experience Ia IL He %
a southwestern f:lsa and should receive
ihe sappas OF The members from tbs
sect is.:.. ID zs-Laar L.aaaiH MIL
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Holiday.


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Mr.. Ryan has introduced . bill IL
Congress providing for a Southwest
ern Land District, to embrace that
portion of the State lying south of the
third parallel and west of the third
guide meridian.
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D. A. Millington has been appointed
postmaster at Winfield. Mr.. Milling
ton is editor Of the Courier at Win
feid. He is well known all over the
State, and known TO be an upright,
good citizen. and a man of ability.
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". M. MURDOCH. Editor.
Clossd Entirely.

Navigation is closed on the upper
Mississippi, from the upper end of 1t
te4he mouth Of the Ohio. st. Louis
lie effectua!ly blockaded, SO far as traf-
fc by water is concerned.
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We noiice tat lie wicAita EAGLE
gives sae Georgia MinsirelsT PAT
IN aayasre. Thc EAGLg man could
have bean s-kaockcd dawn with a
feather sfser &c SaE see performances
~. r. C1mpt<s..
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Dr. MR. ess y s,saf ~ - asszsf-. ~ e
slxaf, Al lssseg'- L1rsrg ss&hss 81 ssrx.f
street. rsAsy sud Ess:ssrss. - ssNasss sssefs-
asrs safSsry. ~ essrsss are re t.ssss.s-
75-s5 sfz H.. ErEY
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GA IL. esa day Of iasassy, 4 u. ss.S. a The
isfr rezidssce % leks l.. asofh. 10 ni,aas.
township, there VII he add ~ paalir sac ga 4
credits u mine m-sihs. CIR eli ssras sv.r sve
s.eiiars. the persessi property bsisnssax q, she
rotate IL John D.. ttsein dsesas~f e.s.,.l-t ns ~
several Eesd ef horses. fsrsDsas impls r.spts
sixirsa head Of hogs. ssfe. sts. etc
W, 5. sJetrHExs
3l-i adtplnislrs tur.
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The Enl cris, Kansas City a Southern Railresa.

The Narrow Gauge Railway, known
as the Emporia. Kansas City & South
ern, has taken another turn and is
now in possession of the A,chison, To-
peka Il Santa Fe Company, which OF
course insures us that the road will h.,
built ct an early day, at the fnrtherest
by the 18th day of June next. In al
interview with Mr.. l.. Severy. d.
rector Of the Atchison, Topeka & San
ia Fc road, he informed us that he was
going to pay off the hands to-day, and
arrange to hive work prosecuted a
fast as the weather would permit. He
also informed us that the road would
be constructed on the original plan. a
''narrow gauge" so that the company
would be entitled to the bonds, that
have been voted by this AID Green
wood county. Mr.. Severy will depos-
il $40 600 in the hands OF the Green
wood people as an earnest of the good
faith of bis company. and as gnaran-
tee that the company VIII do al IL
ngreos to do. We are glad to note this
change in the road, tor now it makes
it positive that the road will be CON-
plnted TO Emporia instead of going 10
Burlington Oh the Schoieli route.
This road we think will be of grea;
advantage to Emporia, and the citi.
zens of this place should rejoice in oar
gain, as the road, ii directed TO Bar
lingion, would have damaged Empo-
ria great deal. We shall keep our
readers posted upon the progress Of
this work -Empoyid VeuS
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-02

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