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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22
A NATIONAL EXPOSITION

To the Filter Of the Eagle:
Public money is again sought for a
grand International display in the city
of New York. National moneys should
be expended for national purposes
why, another national display at New
York: she has had her crystal pallce-
Philadelphia has had her centennial
and the sea board OF our nation has been
thoroughly displayed. Let us now show
the world the wonders Of a continent
its inland seas-its laundering cata.
racis, lis majestic rivers. its golden can
ons and silver cliffs; the world of wen
dcrs from in and around the Mississippi
valley show TO the nations Of the earth
a world of commonwealth. the ripe
fruit Of civilization Of tens Of millions
of man in half a century, or less than
half the sphere of single human life.
What national exposition Of the past
will compare with this? We place our
exposition in the center of our continent
We extend the same greeting TO China
and Japan as TO England. Sonth Amer
lea, Canada. to the Atlantic and Pacific
coastal of whom know Of the coast
of our country. But alas how coinpar-
atively little do the masses of the peo-
pic of even our own eastern coast know
of the great heart of the Mississippi
valley. Let then our next national ex-
position be in spirit as name, a Nation
al Exposition, not Il Philadelphia ma
tional. or New York national but an
American National Exposition in the
heart of the United States of America.
Let st. Louis or Chicago be the rcndes-
vous and the appropriation of United
States mcney be for United States pur-
poses. and not 10 aggrandize especial
localities to The exclusion of the great
and proper purposes ola true National
Exhibition. Ii viii enlist the country
and intelligence of the world. and ex-
pose to the nations OF the earth. a pros
pcrity and happiness of life that Will
set the mind of the wide world toward
the good of our Republic. and the feet
marching toward our cheap aud fertile
lands. What say the papers ofthe Mis-
sissippi valley. aud how do our repre-
sentaiives in Congress respond!
W. &. WooDMAN
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22
A GREAT RAILROAD.

Guaymas will receive during the next
month the first cargo Of railway supp
lies, from San FaDcisco. and the first
cargo Of railway iron, from Liverpool
for the new Sonora railroad which the
promoters of the Atchison, Topeka ans!
Santa Fc are about to build across Mex
leo. W. II. Morley, chief engineer OF
THE division Of the road, says in San
Francisco interview that the line will be
built in eighteen months, connection be-
ing made at the Mexican line with the
Atchison road coming from Santa Fee.
When the road is finished it will offer
q path to the Pacific coast GOO miles
shorter than any other, and Australia
will be 1000 miles nearer Liverpool than
BY any other sea and land route. II
Mr.. Morley is accurate in saying that
Sonora contains anthracite, rs Maximil-
ian's French engineers reported but as
has since been denied, the financial suc-
cess of the road is assured. From Al
aska to Patagonia and across to Aus
tralia few things are more needed than
hard coal.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22
Proposals for Wood. Coal and
Corn.


! Headquarters Department Of the Missouri.
Ofsrr OF Chief QBarfrrpssteJ,
Fugr LEAyESwoEtB. March n, is-0
Scaled proposals. in tfiphcste. subject 10
| the usual conditions. will be received ii tbfs
Office, or AZ the ofhees Of the QuarferBosstsrs
az the Posts named below. until II O'Clock.
| noon. on tuesday May fss, ~ which time
and piaes. they viii be opened In the pres-
eDre OF bidders. for furnishing ard delivery
Of the following military supplies. or such
portions thereof may be required, during
the Gseai year commencing July !. issD. aud
ending June ~, ISL. VIZ. OF wood Ut fefts
\ Leassnworfh, Riley. HAYS. Wallace aud
Dodge. Kansas; FORT EIlfoti. Texas; rorts
supply. sill aud Reno. aud The CsntonmeBf.
North ferk Canadian kisrr. Indian Terrific
~. OF EitumiBous Coal III forts Lsxyeb-
worth. Riley, HAYS. Wallace. and Dodge.
ksnsa.; and Fort Gibson. Indian Territory I:
aud of Charcoal at yeis Lsssenworfb. Kan
rzs; FORT Elliott. Texas. and forts siIi ard
Reno, Indian Territory. AIso sf the same
tune. Al rnis oyricr oSiS. for sheiisd Corn
at fort Le4yenuostb. Junction CITY. Dodge
CITY and Wellington. Kansss, and forts H.
no and sii', Indian Territory.
.'ropo.sls ter either class Of The supplies
mentioned. or for quantities lees than the
whole regsfr~d viii BE- received.
Ezrh proposal mist be accompanied By .
bot q thai the bidder will rot withdraw his
bid within sixty days from date Of opening.
and will enter into contrast within ten days
SITTER receipt Of notice that the esssrse: has
been avs zrded 10 him.
The Gossftmsnt reserves the right to re-
jeet sps or all proposals.. 4 preference stti
be given "a articles o. domestic pfossussfon
Blank prspo-Ass sud printed Circular s;st-
sas the KIND and sssifsa.sd quantities. rsgaif-
ed :; szes post, and giving f6ij ssstsuefisas
.. 90 tsls fEzHser ef bidding. TIE smouei 81
DO q required TO seroHpaBJ sseh yrepp.si,
conditions To be observed ~ bidders. aAd
terms u roatrset sas psyr-ns. viii he far.
nt.sed OF application 20 tat- vsEee, or 20 the
tDysispss reD,sisisz proposal. ssoeis. be
marked, '-Proysssss for - Ut -"
and addressed to tae andssssx nrd. ~ To ths
f~spest.,e Posf t.uasssrmsstrrs
y. D. BfssHsH,
.bspsss 4uars>rmast<r SsEsfsi,
2-4t tnited szztss Arm.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22
TILDEN WILL NOT BE a CANDI-
DATE.

Boston, April ia correspondent
of the Journal writing from St. Adams,
says he was informed on the train be-
tween New York and Montreal! hy q
leadeng politician of New England,
whose high standing in the councils of
the party entitled him to a prominent
recognition in the late Democratic CON
ference in New York City at which SEN
ator Barnnm, Tilden and General
Hancock, with members of the Nation
al Committee were present, that the
question of Tilden's candidacy was set
tied at that meeting, and TiIden posi-
lively declined to be candidate for
nomination, and that Tilden has writ
ten letter to be read at the Syracuse
Convention withdra wing his name from
the field. urging as a reason his falling
health and desire TO promote harmo-
ny and success. Gen. Hancock stated
to the Journals informant tina. no
should not enter into any coutes: or
fight to secure the nomination, aud that
he was not candidate in the sense Of
being a seeker of the Office of President.
The correspondent was shown tcle-
grams and letters from leading sup
porters of Tilden's candidacy in New
York corroborating these statements.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22
"A NAN NAMED JOCELYN."

Sol. Miller thinks "this man Joeelyn''
wants master. Jocelyn says when he
selects one 1t will not be Of tho long
cared variety that cut such asininc ca
pers in the management of the late To-
peka convention, nor yet the chief oil
the herd who brays in the classic pur-
lieus of Troy.
The Blaine men "sat down on" sew.
eral things besides the resolutions men,
toned, including political common sense
and they have been sitting on thorns
ever since. The more they kick and the
more they bray, the more certainly they
betray the breed to which they belong.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22
"GIvE HIM A REST"

A communication is ut hand signed
zone of the People," which goes into
the history, in ertenso, Of certain polit-
ical movements made of late in this Sec
ton, and in merciless and most severe
manner criticises the course of certain
professed Republicans who, through
their political and public acts, continu-
ally seek selfaggrandizcment. The
communication names men and cites
instances in language whose conciseness
would raise a tornado, and makes
charges that would be hard to refute.
In note, accompanying the article. the
writer says "think twice before assign
ing this to the waste basket" but fails
10 sign his name. We did think twice,
but we cannot undertake, at this late
day, to violate well-known rule by
publishing charges where no RESPONSE
bic name is given.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22
WHO ARE YOU?

One Jocelyp rushes into the Common
scealth this week and intimates that the
secretary Of tho late Republican con-
vcntiOn did not give the Grant men q
fair count. Who in thunder is Jocelyn
anyway CLAY County Dispdtch.
He is the man who wrote the third
and the best and most comprehensive
resolution adopted by the State Con.
ventiOn.
ANYWAY, who in thunder are you!
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22

There was NO small comment through
out the country when it was announced
from Washington three months ago that
William II. Vanderbilt was paid the in
terest on thirty-ono millions Of 4 per
cents registered at the Treasury De-
partment in his own name. Since then
Vanderbilt has registered an additional
twenty millions, making him now the
owner of fifty-one millions of bonds OF
that issue, and it is understood he will
shortly make additional bond purchases.
On those he now holds his income is
over five thousand dollars per day.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22
LINDER'S RELIEF.

We want to say few words about this med
icine. There are times when we feel ike
speaking. although they do not often ccaae
Oh us in meeting. bit one of these spells i
on us now and We mus be heard. Prompted
hy the numerous calls Tor this Relief. ard by
the good reports that have kept cyuIng in
quietly for the lat year and more from hose
who have beer using LISDyR's RELIEF. we
but SPEAK the words OF others whea We sew
1T MAS No FOCAL. A medicine fba; Is good
enough to sell Itself without advertising Is
good enough to advertise. Until lsielv Gat q
wool has been said or written 70 pssilely no
fify anybody q, such remedy. IN saies y e
have made in the pas. year OF this Relief are
alone good proof Of its worth. and the fa,st
that large number Of persons h=seirequEEtit
insisted on our calling special attention 10
this medicine i mere evidence Of IL yAiuc
and leads 10 our personal reeeuaae ndaiioa ~
II 10 your attention. h tas been sold OF trial
and lately in 10 cent sample bottles. ssd 81
several gross OF the large size sold auI two
bottles have Seen retained TO ". FoSiis u-e-
,s,d applications sc rsier you 10 another page
of this pamphlet. and TO the directions With
the medicine itself. We believe everybody
shonld keep 1t or hand Respectfully.
d NJ. LOsEE & GRO.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22
MURDER AT TOPEKA

Thomas Casey, q saloon keeper, was
murdered about two o'clock Sunday
morning in Topeka. A jury was en-
paneled and after much testimony which
seemed to point to man by the name
of Dan Morse, the latter made q con-
fession of the crime late Monday night.
He says it was in self-dcfense, but the
jury says il was unlawful and felOnious.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22
TON RYAN AND DRIVE WELLS

Our industrious Representative in
Congress allows nothing to escape him
which in any way relates to the inter-
cats or..wclfarc Of his district, either Of
. trivial or general character. He has
now pending In Congress some eight
cen measures, every one Of which is Of
Importance TO his constituency. The
Hast one introduced affects every man
in She Arkansas Valley. Ifhe succeeds
In hastag the bill become a law, he u i'll
By this snGle act have accomplished
more diracliy fss TIC people Of South
western Kanaas. ssyc4 them more mon
~ and relissed than ofa greater per-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22

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Lets oas a, and two e, ed tAs ssusA Aals ~
Of H. npsshsass yunrssr ~ being he nosSAease
quarter Ga at section No two % Ia eewoshte
so, twe~ty mine ts9l scaih % rnags - a. wsse.
said raj property II levied upon - - prop-
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nsld. Alonzc W bartlett Ard kasia -
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shertf's eezcs, wichita, hsnsns, Apssl IVA
SAsrsa s~tswick county. Eaa@as.
Harris 4 tiarsis, plaintiff s assorpsys A-@
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22

The intelligent lady who fills n pro-
iessor's chair in the Illinois Industrial
University sand recently in lecture,
that Women are the worlds home
makers" She insisted that reform in
womcn's education is the urgent need
Of the timcs. and emphasized the fact
taa; Intelligent cooks, educated house,
keepers, and enlightened mothers were
beginning to be unprecedented. Women
were not insfinc.irely good l.ousekeep-
BIS any more thar uica were good me-
cssaniss or good .ar;ners. II was a. err
ror TO suppose that in matters pertain
ing TO the hone, instruction Was not
needed. Chicago kaser UtkuH.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION,

The Congressional Republican Cen
trail Committee held its meeting at
Hutchinson ON Tuesday. The commit
tee was full. and the utmost harmony
marked their proceedings. ID. A. Will
linGten ives chosen Chairman. and
Adie, Secretary. The time for the
Congressional Convention was fixed for
Wednesday, June 2Srd, and the place
the city Of Newton. There will be one
delegate for every $50 Republican votes
and one for territory which will give q
large convention.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22
NO MORE SEEDS.

Mr.. Ryan sends us the following, and
requests that ii be copied by papers in
the Third district:
WASHINGTON. April 8, 1880.
Hon. Nos. Ryan, Hovse Of Representatives:
SIR-Your request Of the 9th inst,
that seeds may be sent to certain par.
ties in your constituency. is at hand
and shall receive due attention.
As your section has now beenas fully
supplied as the means of the Depart.
ment will permit, and as our stock OF
seeds is about exhausted, it win be nee
essary, in justice to other portions OF
the country, that we shall decline any
further requests on behalf of yOnr con-
stitucnts. Very respectfully,
WIN. G.. LEDUC,
IS mr.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22
yo,jcs Of Final Settlement

State OF Kan.as, seigwfet county. ~.
In the Prvhats Court In ard for satd ccuatt :.
In the matter OF the estate Of Hamilton Aurray |.
decreased
ar~iisors and all others interested In The afors-
said estate are hereby uotiei that 1T the psTvssee
regular ef tbs Probate Court. In sAd nr aid
county. held ~ the Probate Court Room, In VII
ita county and state aforesaid, the iath day Of
May, A, u. iss0. shall apply In said tsust fos
full aad dnal settieneot of said s.isee, ssd sos
my commission ~ xdninistrAtov VI aid eststs-
~ CUNTS,
Administrster of nAmiitan Murray. ascsassd,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22

A Nevada thief stole a stationary. Ell.
ginc, someWestVirginia burglars broke
into Ohio aud ran away with a steam
boat, and part, of Democrats atWasll-
ington are endcavoring TO steal a State
These be troublesome fines.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22
SHERIFF. Sale.


| pi.triet Court. Thirteenth Judicial District,
sedgwi'k County, Kansas.
J X, o. Sherwood,
Robert r. Anderson, Reaben Hague, ,, n, Al.
! len, j q. Hope. htchey Bcpthsrs, u " smith
II, Il Joidon 4 Co, O. w Reeves and 1hs
| New England Mortgsge Security Company
| BY vr.ne of nm order OF sale issued out VI thu
district court III this thirtee IN judleia, dstrict
sitting In and for -edgwisk county, Kansas
| wherein J X. % Sherwood /. plaintiff. and itot.
| ert 4. Anderson. Reuben Basas. ;. ". Aiiea. J.
| q. Hope Rirhey Hrofhsrs. II smith, II
| Ier,ion 4 Ca. q W Reeves ami The New ing
land Mortgage security Company are defendant
I viii. on
Saturday, fAs iatA 9sy IF Nay, a. D. issa-
at yo'ciock p. m at the court hsuse door, being
nj the frontDf the buiiiiog known - Eagle block
| on Douglas Avenue, IN the city of wichita, ksn-
rns, Offer for sale. nt public auction. To the high
e.t bidder for cash IL hand. all the right. title
and interest o. this defendants tober, :. ADDER
| son, Rnshen usgus, > Ah~m. q Hope,
| itichey Brothers. N. II smith. u u JerioH 4
90 /. q ". i:~.yes snd The New England Mort
gage security Company, In and ~ The follow I'M
described real property, situated In the county
/ of sedgwick. STATE ~ Kansas, 10 Wit.
| The southwest quarter ~ III section No TWEEN.
| ty-f3nr ga In township No t~eaty-sizht Is,
south range No hDur ~ west
| SAID real property i levied Upon ~ the proper
| ty of defendants Hobsrt i Anderson. iietfbea
| Hague, y. " tiira, . a.. Hope. kichcy Broth
cY-, n N smith, y Is Jorsiou a 20, e. W
, assves and The New England Mortgage Security
company, snd Viii be 'oii 10 satisfy said order
Of salr
sheria's Office, wichita. ksn.as. April issh,
4 -. lisa. u X WATT,
shsris >edswich County Kansas
Harris 4 Harris, pisiutiTs attorney J-5t
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Notice for publication.


~ WfSntts, hsnss$, APfh sS,sc1o
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has aled notice Of his intsatten " maAs
hnai proof In support Of his claim, snd secure
final thereof before the L, :. Land OnAee. Wtch-
ita, Kansas, on MoWsiay, May ". lsv5s
Geo Bodiey II. A. No tiie. fer the west y south
west quarter OF section -. township %. south
range s. wssi. and names the following his
witnesses. 60 prove hi. continuous residence ur"n
and culti, alton OF said tract, via; John Dsyani
aud Siies Ha.nsien, Of fsyette. sedgwiek ceun-
". kansas aud Frank Dale. OF Wichita. Kansas,
and John W. >wacker. nf MI Hape. kao-as
X. l. WALKER, Register
o u Kirk. Attorney 5-sts
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-22

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sharia aala


ps.srts, Court rhirssss,h Jai.eisi District sess-
wick souhty. ksasas
The " isaita savings BAak, plaintiff,
Jane. " Todd and Thomas Royal. dsfssas.as.
~ virtue 81 On sxesntios tssssd Get NJ -
4 strict rourt Of The l5ih lscsi Distract sitting
IN and fss ssdssish county, kas>es uhsssss
The wichita servings Bask 10 psstssta, ss1
Iamss ~ Todd ssd yksmss Novel ere sisissdasis.
vii. en-
Ssfsrssy ne fret Ssv Of Msy. a % Isw,
at o'ei"ek y M d tbs eysstbauss dosss t,sis0
81 the fssst u Sujidiss tssws - tag:s biseb, -
Dvugia. sseans. In tbs stty ~ WhAita. tsesAs,
pf~f far sale 81 rsubiic "a 'tios. 10 TIE hisssst
bidder for cash 10 hasd. eli the right. title ssd
istsrsst 81 the asfssdaais. janus ~ Todd esd
Thomas hsyei To- ssd " tn fsiiswias ds.<Yts,s1
real property, situated In The ssus6y VI sssis-
aad state " RsSsas. ~ uit
Commanding ~ fsss sovth asd "a s-is fsss sass
In section lee from ths spufh wsst corner u ~
south ssst quarter M al ssetsss twenty. - W
tassship twssfy -sssss tss) sssfh, as3 ~ sosus
oas 90 sast, tbspcs rssntss ss~f - Bis fssS.
thssee north 90 feet, thss<s wess - sir fest.
fhsDes sash els fssf " ptsos ~ bsgtsstaa 10 the
esussy Of sssix~tet end state AZ kessas, sstinsa-
tel ~ easssin sis serss. End psaissd u eiss :
said real pssl~sts 10 issisi stsss The psstsssy
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SMITH 1 NccoMs 32os,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
HARNESS & SADDLES
sADDLERY HARDWARE,

We have just received large lot of
Leather from California, direct from
the Tannery, which we are manufac-
turing in Harness, Saddles, Brides, &c.
We have the largest and most Complete
Stock ever offered IN the city. We
make speciality of good work in har-
ness and saddles. as none but tirst-class
mechanics are employed. BY so doing
we have established an extensive trade.
Everything guaranteed as represented.
Any desiring nythiug in our line please
give us call.
SMITH s. McCOME Bros,
WicAits, Kansas.
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