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Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
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house and congratulated on his es-
cape from assassination.
Leave was granted to introduce
the affirmation bill -184 to So.
THE POPE TO KING WILLIAM.
BERLIN, February 49, The pope,
In q letter to the emperor, announces
he has permitted Bishops, without
waiting for q complete revision of the
navy laws, to notify the govern
ment Of the selection of new cur
ates. The pope asks, In addition
to revision, measures be taken to nit
igate impediments to the exercise of
clerical duties and training clergy.
This, he says, Is indispensable to the
very life of the church. If agreement
be established thereon real durable
peace will be easy.
II FIREMAN. MINISTRY.
PARIS, February 49, Gambettist
journals are favorable to the new
ministry. The left, extreme left,
radicals AMI Bonapartists have decld-
ed to demand q revision OF tho con-
stitution. France ntates jules Fer
rvs programme includes reviaion of
the constitution and establishment of
scrutin do llste.
THE SUSPECTED LAND LEAGUE.
LONDON, February 19,--rhe Times
says the suspicion raised by NE evi-
denoe given by Carey on Saturday can
only DO allayed by thorough disclo-
sures of the accounts of the land
league, subject to an independent
audit. Until this Is done the league
will be under the suspicion Of MAIN
tanning secret relations with criminal
conspirac.eu Of the foulest type.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
MANAGER ABBEY
Some Facts About His Operate ven-
ture.

CHICAGO, February 15-T shall
bring Lapgtry back here" said Man
ager Abbey last evening" for an extra
matinee. to be given March 2. That
will be her last appearance here under
my management. As to my operate
venture, my salary list will amount to
about $22, 900 o week, and perhaps
moro. / am not Mapleson. I general.
ly give to the public what l sgree to
give them, and l never send out ad-
vance agents to lie to the press, / have
engaged Campanini and Valeria, and
l have virtually engaged Mime, Nilsson.
l have three agents now In Europe
looking after singers. l shall probab-
ly have Nine. Scalchi. She Ia the
greatest of living contraitos. Trebbelli
is q greater artist, but Scaldhi has the
most marvellous voice. The Metropol-
itan Opera House will be finished in
August. Mapleson has a large num-
Der Of cheap artists, but II 1 can't get
along with very few OF these and give
q complete and 6rst-class opera on
tertalnment, better In all appoint
ments than any ever before given, /
shall close my house. 1 shall give
opera in Chicago sometime In next
January. Ishallprobably have Gerater.
My agent Is due In odessa to-day,
where she Is singing. She sings
through Russia, and then she goes to
Vienna. My other contralto will be
Mime. La Blache, who Is now In Itasy,
and who il well. known In this couatry.
Henry Irving opens In Wallack's old
theatre, Thirteenth street and Bread.
way, a October 20, and he will appear.
at Haverly's in Chicago, January 8.
Messrs. Abbey and S,hoeffel purchas.
ed the International Hotel and Park
Theatre, Boston, for $500 900, and we
shall continue to run them as they are,
having owned the interior appoint
ments of the theatre previous to the
purchase. The Metropolitan Opera
House in New York will seat, when
completed, 3,210 persons, and it will
be a totally fre.proof house, with five
exits for every part of the house. In
point of completeness and detail it will
be the finest in the world, and it will
be larger than the famous La Scala,
of Milan"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
B1owkard Brisbfn ON Custer.
'pecial Dispetch to THK BER


MILES CITY, Mon, February 10
Gen. James S. Brisbin lectured at
Billings Saturday night. In the course
of the lecture he referred to the Gus.
tor massacre. He said had Custer
obeyed the instructions from General
Ferry, it was probable that he and mis-
command would be living to-day. The
death of Custer and his men was a
useless and unnecessary sacrif 80,
brought abort by Custer's desire for
glory aud promotion. He read docu.
nents to prove His position. He ex-
onerated Rsno froru all blame in the
battle of the Little Big Horn. Gene
raj Bftshin was next cavalry off ,er in
rank to Custer when hs fell. His re-
marks produced q great sensation.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
The Consolidated Monopoly.
Dispatch to TuK BEE.

New YORK, February ia meet
Ing of the directors of the Western
Union telegraph company was held to-
day. President Green made q report
that the company had taken full pos.
session of the Mutual Union wires
under tho lease made q week ago.
There was a formal ratification of the
lease. DR.. Green said In the report:
"The rumor circulated that we failed
to carry the lease into effect, Ia with
out foundation; In fact l sly positively
we have now fully accomplished the
bargain with the Mutual Union and
there is no legal proceeding that can
render the lease null and void"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
Tricks OF Spectators.
Special Dispatch TO THE BKR.

CHICAGO, February 19.-Crop ru-
mors sprung up on Change to-day and
gained some currency In business and
news circles They were all directed
towards the shaking confidence In the
stability of values and we're for the
most part stories of heavy failures.
One failure Wal sad to be hal OF a
prominent iron firm and another was
in the wholesale grocery line. There
was no truth whatever in the stories
that a general feeling of indignation
prevails that they should have been
circulated as they doubtless had, forthe
purpose Of influencing speculation.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
ButIer's Talk with thu Prisoners
Special Dispatch to THE BIKE.

BosroN, Fobru Try 19,-Gov. But.
Ter and the executive council of the
prison commission visited tho state
prison to-day. The governor. ad-
dressing the prisoners, said: II did
not remove the old warden on account
Of anything he did to you, because I
always hear both sides. 1 took care
not TO hear your side until 1 got ready
to hear his, but before I got ready to
hear his he had done something in
~disobedience of orders of mine which
caused me to remove him."
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
Thisving Bankers Gent Up,
leclal DISPATCH In TuH RKn

JERSEY Cry, February 19.-Garret
s. Boyce, Edward B. Shaw and John
L. Berch, d~efsulting officers of the
defunct City bank, to-day pleaded
guilty and were sentenced at hard la.
Dor in the state prison as followa:
Boyce 10 years, Beach 4, Shaw 6.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Special Dispatches TO THE BsK.
DoINGs IN PARLIAMENT

DoINGS IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, February 19.-In the DOM.
mons to-day Trevylan said the poor
law guardians were able to cope with
the distress In the county of Glare.
Fobody died of starvation there.
Parnell announced he would offer
an amendment to the address, also
would severely criticiAe the admin
istration of the crimes act, jury pack
Ing, Ubiquitous sentences, etc., when
the discussion regarding English off
GERS was finished.
Forster Was loudly oheered in the
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
Knocked Ont.

spec1d Dispatch to THE BKH.
Troy, N. Y, February 18.-In the
glove fight tonight John Pow ers
knocked out Robert Hillard In the
nixth round.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
HAZEN's INDICATIONS,

Another batch" of Hazen-L Lincoln
correspondence Was published to-day.
The former does not take his recent
snubbing kindly, and repeats his re-
quest for a senatorial Investigation,
and in so doing he manages to get
even with the secretary of war. The
latter again refuses, though In more
subdUed terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20

1t has been decided by the sppro-
priations committee to leave 1t for the
committee on public lands to frame q
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-01-20

NOWHERE 10 nature do we find chance.
Every event IL governed by fixed laws.
II we would accomplish any ressit or
perform any experiment, we must come
into exact harmony with the universal
system. II we deviate from the line OF
law by hairs breadth, W. fail. These
laws haze been in operation since the
creation, and oil the discoveries Of science
prove them to extend TO the most distant
star. We cannot create force, we can only
take il Is gift from God. Everywhere
nature IL full of inherent energy. A tiny
drop Of dew sparkling on spirc OF grass
il instinct with power. Gravity draws it
to the earth; chemical affinity binds to-
gcther the atoms Of hydrogen and OIL
gen; cohesion holds the molecules Of
water and gathers the drop into globe;
heat keeps it in the liquid form; sdhs
sion causes it to cling to the leaf. If the
water be decomposed electricity will be
set free, and from this heat, light, mag
netism and motion can bs produced.
Thus the commonest object becomes full
Of facinatien to the scieutidc mind, since
in It reside the mysterious forces Of ma
ture. K.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-01-20

All D. Bowen and Frank NJ. Walsh
haye sold out thei. interest in this paper
to the NoRTRwEsr ESTERPRrsE Company
and gone to Seattle, where Mr.. Bowen
will act Is our agent. Not parting com.
pany with us cntirely, in the meantime
nor for their part losing all interest in
this mierocosmic fed OF NORTHWEST
ESTERPRrsE in which both of them have
become favorabIy known, lie belooves NJ
10 say that in the building up OF this ! y
per they have proven thcmsslvs very
good team. Victoria having contributed
to US the one, and Seattle the ether,
whstcnm rounty has the psten: for the
combination. The boys Will scour the
bunch grass plateaus Of thu Big Bend
country behind Mt. Baker, and by and
bye come back, or we are no prophet.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-01-20
To Correspondents.

We earnestly request persons sending com
touplcations 10 tins office, for publication or on
matters of business, not To address tleir lei.
Ira 10 individual members Of this firm, but
simplv TO the Editors NORTHWEST ENTER
PRISE" By SO doing taey will save US con-
sderable annoyance; moreover, their commu-
nications will receive more prompt attention.
No notice can he taken Of anonymous com
rnunicatious. Whatever Is intended for pup
LEGATION must he authenticated by the name
and address of tn: writer; not necessarily Tor
nnblicatior. but as a guarantee of good faith.
We shall be Obliged to any person who VIII
t,rn;.h ma with anv information Of local in
terPst.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-01-20

rrsion 10 Society. Dinncss Of Vision, Nc.aes in ~
Heal the vital fuid rpa sling urohscrvfd ~ ne
ariue. and msnysothar diseases that lead to insasiy
aud death
Dls. MlNrIE. who Ills Is regular Physcn.na
graduate OF the Univsrsity Of Pennsylyahsal. WI
agree 10 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars sar 2
Of this kind the vital RessOrativobtundf
his special advtcr and treAtm, ntl will not cure,
for snything impure or iniurios fcund in IL. IN
MlNTlE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without Mercury. eE consultation ~
Thorough miustien and advice, insinotnG e1s1t'
ais Of urine, 60. Price Of Vital Rectorativss -
bottle. tour tim 8 the quantity. $40; sent g ~
Address upon receipt Of price, or G. q ~: sec1rs
from observation. and In p ivAte name u ceTUoy
A. X. MlNTIE. n. o..
II Kaarny ST.. San Francisco. CA.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE; will be sent % any -
applying by 10 ter. stating symptSms, sex3Ana =
Strict secrecy In regard to all busipess rsnssoes
DR.. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NkPHkkI'
IcUS cures all dis A.es OF Kidney and Bladder Con-
plants. Gonorrhsa Gl.ct. L~ucorrhss. For sale ~
all draxpists. 81 bottie; s bottles for IS. a
DIR. INVITES DANDELfON PILLS are the ~
aud chsal 20 Dyspepsia and Bilious Care ~ -
risriet. fes..ss,e b. AL dragrists. I'M
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-01-20

FcERSoNs IN NtED OF LEGAL BLANKS, sutn
y az caattsl Mortgs-es. Out Cisiin ana WARRANTY
Deeds, etc. we.ili do we'll to mahe arplifs'ieh -
ihE Gee @hs-e ,hev ~ shtsi.. =. fs < s'is
FF-rse HIsA4s srip,tI 10 isasg u sA1f. ..''Ar
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-01-20
ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

United STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
~ Olympia, Washington TerritnJry.-- Notice i,
hereby given that in compliance with the provis
ions OF the Act OF Congress approved June 8, 1878
emitted IAN Act for The sale OF Timber Lands il
the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and wash
iigton Territory" GEORGE BROWN, Of King
County, Washington Territory. has this day filed
in this office his application TO purchase the n
of Sc \ OF Sec. II. snd y of NE X Of Sec Is
In Township No. Is North, Range No. East Of til.
Willamette meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land or any portion thereof, are hereby
quirrd to file the = claims in this Office within
sixty iG0I days from date hereof.
Given under my h.nd at my flee in Olympia, W.
T.. this 18th day OF Decenib, r. A. D. 1882
JOHN r. CONVEY,
IS lew Register of the Lad oe.ce.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-01-20
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

LIMITED STATES DISTRICT tAED OFFICE
80, y.''p.a' W., ~ 80 ,' t 1919 -
Congress approved Juse 8. is1e. -nti.l Il AN Ac
for u sale u: Timber Lands in the States If Cali
PATRICK HENDERSON. OF Ring County, washiug
ton Irrritf ry has this Gay fled In this Office his
plcAtlou to purchase the " v If NE h aud az y
VI NV I Of Sec No. is. in Township IS Eorsh
Range No. hast, Of the Willamette inerdiai..
Any and all persons clpinipg adversely the sait
de.cribed lsnd or sny portion thereof, are hereb,
required file their clailas IN this Office within
sixty l6c) days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. at ny office In Olympia
W. 4 this 10th day vi December. A. ID. 1882,
JOHN F. CONVEY,
JAG low Register Of the Land Office.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-01-20
GfeID-IRON.

MEANS OF TAKING SMALL VESSELS
w. out Of the water, for the purpofe Of exam
Ing the bottom, caulkirg and other necessary
work, can be found ct AnAcortes. Gsid-Iron
having been erected for that psrpo .. wchave
the above, and the necessary tools for doing all
wood and iron work. Terms reasonable.
ryf BUShAH OAKLEY.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-01-20

Nr ~r business Ssw before the public.
* \ you csn mako money fastey At
1H0v woYk for NJ than at sus thing else.
CAPITAL not needed We will
start yon. SO day and upwards made q home b
the indus.rious Hsn, women. boys and grls want
"a everywhere 10 worn for rs Nov u the time.
You can work In spsrs time only % give yonr whole
time 70 the business. You can live q bone aud
do tho work. No other bustnsss will pay you near
" % we'll. No ona can fsil to nsts enormous pay
~ engaging at ouce Costly Quite and terms free.
Money nsads fast. easy and honorsby. Address
rRuI Co., Augusta. Maine.
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THE CH R EAT
Remedy

Is A NRvRK FAILING
Cure for Nsrvous pcbH.
ny. Exhausted Vitality.
seminal Weskpess. eyss-
mattorrhes, lest Man
hood, Iupotsncs. Par.
slyis, frostatorrL0s aud
all the terrible effects n
sslf-Abnse. youthful fol.
lies, aud encessss In uA-
tursr : ears. 80, b IS IIoss
of Memory. Lassitads.
koctnru Al Emiesion. Az
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-01-20

n ~ "a week in your own town SIS ontft free
WA Nv No risk. Every thing new. Capital no
WV required. We will furnish you every
thing. Many are making fortunes. Ia
dies m AXE much men. ana boys aud girls make
great pay. Reader, II you want business at VIZ ch
YOU make great pay all the time you work. write
for particulars 70 II. HALLETr o., Portland
Maine
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The SoSTHwEs1 ESrERPRrsE Premium
Map, with paper for one year, 81
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-16
HOn.cIda

ltclmot be denied by amy honest
aud candid citizen of Texas that
homicide lisa crime entirely too FREE
quenuy committed ia Texas. How
ever, ii Is mo- oitcucr found here than
in other frontier states. We do not
mention This rs an excu-cnor even As
Il palliation as two wrongs cannot
make "a right. There are entirely too
many men in this country "handy
with the pistol" There 10 not day
passes but somewhere in the state the
pistol gathers its usual crop of blood,
aud sometimes there are more than
one, ANA YET a legal hanging tor the
crime Of murder is one OF the rarest
reports newspaper is called upon to
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-16

me Examiner JOB Department + now
. applied with 70 ucw cylinder press, which,
with steam power aul other appliances to
match, oil ,rd mri tiles wholly uurqmlrd
by any other office in the city, and no.
where materially surpassed In job
work Of all kinds this department is now
tu compete screS.iully with any
other oilcc In or out ut the state. with
the earnest assurance ot Our test Efforts
tu meet uIl reasonable wishes, Wu aspect
ily solicit liberal share OF public
patronage in this line
EXAMINER PUB. Co.
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~ natter who writes your proscup-
tinu- thry will be- rorrcc ly fllel at
ta,tle.. Mur.isuI N Co.'S. dru. sto.e.
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~ TIII ~INII-
happenings Al Around IN The Texas
utiI-s.

Happenings Al Around 10 me ItNas
Csuri-.
r,.,f .....t.
'e" ui.'"ft ''-ii'' .- TO- Zoe
ere yiri 'Hs' q i.r Seer. i-'n' ''.
fIit5 .thn" H..I '- "r'' assessed
fines Dr. III" i'."fi"' '.' '.''
were dlrhl-r"i H.d I'VE
Mr { &. irhu-, "i '.r ''"-' t'
makes tue '.'' Gus ia.H" p" q" i'' ''
O. halNd hHn'-.'1" ''' ''-' ''''
arln. Oh 3D." rN-''f -HH''0-.
In III. l'.'a'' '"' T '.. ' ' ''
Je--up VI tr.., A- exec ''. .' iI.' t-l'. o.
'i W. u. rue "'7 %. ''' ...
C"n'pIon I.". de- t'm'1.,. 'A'
widow ~ Frances. t"iH. ItNa7
veteran, "'- granted Is p'"'''" '''.'''.
eHi 'u ihr''lu,' COURT ....... ...,.
lIr'l'h'h' ''''' s. t.. ,'..'
rlthi f.hR' '-' hH-
"Iu'att ',m ''
county h 'H' 'hI.' ','
Lieutenant 0'NN'I. '''''' '.-'',
II feared great loss N'il IoI'"" ih'
wet uofturr where stock are DOR ana 30
ur-.u ranges.
Cuut.rs Jp.a-In. 'hrs d WIKI th.i
uf good, un- found = ..t 100 %" 'Ii7-
tIet court hud gwen seven yeats lH que
p.uItru.itrN.
ihc attempt tu organize " post oil th'
Grand Army of tu" IL pNnln having
'uilrI Nrst"rt -, HhotIrr 'i'it VIII DE
nude "n th ldh INST 'hi
\ c"ni,Hct u'1 pee" siRn'" 'I' ..uh'
~ ' ~ ',T' .'' ..'''.' '.'' , '',
f5m,I,. west oftli- rity
49,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-16

A'phon.o OF Spain is free school
man. but DE Isn't 70 freeman log aIi
that
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DAILY EXAMINER.
WACO. NOVEMBER 10, l..3.

Kapnc wa. kccnIy cojoycd in Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-16

sc cure, no ppy. Prepared ana ioT
sale hv CARRIER & WILLIAMSON
U1.p3-tf II Austin Aveuur.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-16

N,,ari.- fu Isiir- ,tu.v. PIN. bar and
crescent ,uapc. ,aIH finish. ut
lLyIN-HI 4 ALrEAs.
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I....-tuat hayrH.teratlousi drcsse.
To- uuA. vIli get hIrguus 10 silk aud
satiu- Ut Levine Bros.
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Recent COLUMN.

Advertisements viii be Inserted IN this col
umu 1T the following
RATES.
Fou Dr. ines ar less, one time ............. 20
tuu riluCs or less, one week ............. 400
Pour uc- or less, one tnuutn ........... 500
tul s4ch additional line, Five cents Tor nr-t
insertion, and half price for each subsequent
insertion.
Terms cash. except to regular advcrtscro.
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M..s.-uul ch LIRE - "Ir-.eys' 90 all
Colo. 49, S2uu aui S44i rAcu at
llN rE Bios.
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WANTED.

NNANIlp-,lrrlr boy with poneyi also
W urN -nny- To sell the Examiner. Aupiy
at .Nrmincr unce. ll-l1-lt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-27
THE WICHITA GAS WORKS.

The gas mains are going down very rap
idly. TIE mains are down the whole length
OF Douglas avenue, and nearly the whole
length of Main street, and the force, this
week, are at work on Market street. The
works are nearly completed and the retorts
going in. The reservoir and container will
soon be ready to receive the fluid. These
gas works, and all that pertains to
them. are said TO be the finest and
most complete of any in the State. As an
evidence of their character, the bids for
furnishing the apparatus, pipes and ma
chinery, which were received in St. Louis.
varied to the amount of about 1000. Judge
Hin could not understand the great differ
ence in the bids until he had employed an
expert when he found that one class of bids
were for the ordinary works OF small towns
erected tor bonus or to sell, and that the
higher bids covered permanent works, good
for two or three lifes time. As Judge Hill
desired permanent investment, one that
might benefit his son, he accepted the best
works bid for. The result will be that our
gas will be of the best and our light of the
6nesf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-27
WICHITA AND KANSAS CITY.

The Santa Fe has put on daily daisy
train OF two fine coaches and n baggage car
between Wichita and Kansas City. The
new train viii. leave at Ala a. m, and arrive
at OILS p. m. This makes three passenger
trains for the north daily. There are now
four daily passenger trains north, two east
and two south, or eight passenger traiHs
arriving and departing daily, viz: three
north by the Santa Fe, one north by The
Frisco. two south by the Santa Fe, one east
by the Fort Scott, besides the freights and
mixed trains Of each Of the roads. The
track between here and Sedgwick City is
kept hot, being used BY both the santa Fe
aud Frisco. The mail trains on the Santa
Fe arrive and depart about ten minutes
earlier since last sunday.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-27
SEWERAGE.

More than once we have alluded in a quiz
ct way to the talk, every once in while in
dulged in, about the necessity Of sewering
this city. Those who would not be called
upon 10 assume the burthen may theorize
As much as they please, hut such talk, for
the present at least, is all bosh. Such an
undertaking would not only prove an up-
supportable burtbento the taxpayers, but
depreciate the price OF all realty within the
corporate limits of the city and nearly, If
not quite. wreck majority Of our business
men. To thoroughly, substantially and
completely sewer this city-and We want
none other-with its present grades inv Olives
more than is dreamed OF by those who urge
IL. We have enough, II not too many, bur-
thens tor the present. already. When we
have reached a population Of twenty-five or
thirty thousand will be soon enough to agi-
tate a system of sewerage.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-27
RATES 10 81. LOUIS.

People in travelling always seek the old
established lines where they know they
can get good accommodations every day in
the week, as for instance sleepers and chair
ears. Parties by taking the lines that GEN.
ter at the Union depot, A., T. Il S. F. and
st. l.. IL S. F., you are sure OF these fea-
lures. s15.35 for the round trip by either
line to st. Louis. Tickets good to return
till Monday. October sth, will be on sale at
the Union depot, Sunday, September Goth.
Train leaves Mt $50 am. j. G. LYETH.
- Agent
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-27
OLD SOLDIERS.

viii take notice that on Tuesday evening
October ID, they can apply for admission
aud be mustered into the g. A. 4. without
the customary delay. A grand old camp
fire aud bean-bakc will follow the muster
in, 10 which all members OF the g. A. X.
their families, and all old soldiers are in.
vited. Let this be q genuine reunion, not
only Of the members Of the Post, but OF all
who wore the blue in the days OF auld lang
syne. n. STEWART,
Commander Garfield Post No. %.
- WALLACE Adjutaut.