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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-29
FRAUD TEIEGRAMS

EDITOR EAGLE: Ii not considered i'm
pertinent would like to ask why the EAGLE
does not publish all of the important dis
patches which il receives from the Associ-
ated Press. Several times OF late. and
again yesterday, find in the Beacon long
dispatch from Albany, New York. an
ncuncing the action of :he Catholic Tele-
graph. and another. an expose of the comp
troller's department by an ex-clerk. Can't
You stand the truth Of your own dis
patchesf DEMOCRAT.
Our critic, no doubt, thought he had
struck mares nest full Of whangdoodle
eggs. The EAGLE does publish, as rule.
all the important dispatches Of both day
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-29
Notice of Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing between
G. r. Northrup and J.. W. StockweIl, doing
business under the name and style of the Regal
Oil company of Wichita, Kansas. ia this day
dissolved by mutual consent of both parties,
l.. W. Stockwell retiring and &. Il NOrthrup
continuing the business. Said & " Northrup
assumes all liabilities of said firm, and all per-
sons indebted TO the firm are requested to settle
with said C. b. Northrup
l.. W. SoUTHwELL,
I3JdiW G.. H. NoRTHRrP-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-29

The Ohio greenbackers have given the
Democrats a blow below the belt. They
will not fuse. They claim 70 have broad
enough bottom 10 rest on themselves. and
are assured that the quality OF ii is much
better than the rotten mess which makes
Democracy stench.-Lcavenworin Times.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-29

Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At WICHITA. kAhRAs
- l. L L.

LAND OFFICE At WICHITA. kAhRAs.i
October 2sth, lesi
Notice is hereby given that the following SET
tier has filed notice of his intention io make
final settlement of his claim, and that the
proof will be made before the United states
land office at wichita, Kansas, on December
18th 1884. viz. " W Turner, Homestead APP
plication No Tor the northeast quarter,
section l3, township ~ south range west. lie
names the following witnesses 10 prove his con
tinnous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land. viz:
&. \ Duncan. oil Wichita, kanSa
W r. Jewett, Of Wichita. Kansas
J.. u. Jewett OF Wichita, kansrs.
Henry Hudson, of Valley Center, Kansas.
:;wGt r. WALkER, Register,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-29

Next we shall hear that Mr.. Hendricks
and that the copperhead, Thomas A., was
an ardent supporter Of the measures all
through the rebellion.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-29
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any formal Of syphilis. IN either the prtmsrr
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ulcers. running sores. and 81 diseases arising
irnsn blood poison, cured by DIR. Tuner Indian
Riossi Cure. pamphlet On syphiiils free
For sale by Swen.xsil & Douglass druggists
opposite possos,ce. Wichita, ksn-az. Price
eve dollar per package. Warranted. il2sf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-29
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-29

For State senator, s3rd District,
JOHN KELLY, Of Sedgwick
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-29
STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
For Chief Justice,
A. II. HORTON, Of Atchison.
For Associate Justice,
W. A. JOHNSTON, OF Ottawa.
For Governor,
JOHN A. MARTIN, o. AtchisOn.
For Lieutenant Governor.
a. 4. RIDDLE. OF Crawford.
Fer Secretary of State.
L. B. ALLEN, of Hedgwick.
For Auditor,
l.. i. McCABE, Of Graham.
For Treasurer,
s. r. HOWE, of Marion.
For Attorney General.
s. y. BRADFORD, Of Usage.
For Superintendent Public instruction,
J. II LAW.IEAD, of Bourbon.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08
WHY A POET LEFT.

There are times when even a lover of good literature IS too busy 10 throw aside work which necessity demands should be done and listen to poem, read in a voice antagonistic 10 elscution so, the other day when man with bushy head came into our office, took out a manu- script and dem msnded attention. ~e mildly denurred to the indictment.
 Listen ne rsaid, n a deep voice. "You doubtless do not know who reads to you.
 IL was inenectual 10 tel nm we did not know who read and iha, we strongly supported the absence Of poetic de a- nation. for he continued b read Finally we became interested and heard the following
 Rugged and oaseoack n4tuf-a easa a-,- sulphurols an! fumed and agge4.y cropped. Mighty and strong 4Iih e 'aEs .pro4r. ogs. Yelling n loadn-ss asth toag.e that $
 blist~red
 Signing n aagussh A.,t deepness ef sor-os. Dsshing sal, tears from eyes iH.i are sA 7l eu. Grim, ga4nt and rs14e.ols N.;h i4k-boae ess
 tended
 "Why. Wal, Whitman = we exclaimed upsettlng bottle of ink and grasping the poet by the hand. Happy 70 wel- come you to Arkansaw.
 Ah." hesaid, ito the uproarious and
 l. .L
 -Yes, yes. Glad to meet you. and wan, you 10 make yourself a, home
 Then you don, want me to read my poem.'
 How so?'
 @Because they never les me read them at home,- and sadly turning, he walked away. The invitation to make himself at home was more than he could stand.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08
VOL. 4. NO. l5.
HALLELUAJH PIE.

Oh. hopes dat de Lawd ~ill wash me clean. Gimme de hallelujah pie Fur ter sarve him now, h's sarNant,s mighty
 keen.
 Gimme de hallelujah pie. ef' my wife hercause she ~ouidn pray Gimme de halleluJah pie An bercause she'd hid nas bottle n de hay. Gimme de halleluiah pie. oh. pray while de birds ann q sinsin n ae uo'n. When se chicken hawk hal tuck ap h's tight Pray ahilc de dee am CT shiria or de con Pray aheu le kayait's slasin' I, aish' A n;ee-r con 'regatloa hab et irih ne ifon
 sc church,
 Gimme d. ha5eiug Il rt.. Au. hopes te good .awd VI .eah s'a 2
 k de luTch,
 tlimme sgr hallela) l pe hopes da, a.n sili blow dow 3e hoase oimmc l. h4iielaltA pc An kal de ole preacher heap icsdef den sr
 mouse.
 Gimme dr haileiulAh pc. Oh. siag when Peter am CT s,aHdia al as gate, Wh.ie,er voice am s@ec, an strong, sing. ,.nner ran. 10 de hour grow iais, Fore ae dchu's dun punched yer ~3i h prong
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08
PRICE. 5 CENTS.
 WELL. PAID

on an i,sa Mouna.n tram. the other day. well .dfesseA self assaung man sat down beside que, passenger and sad
 '' I'm sust isnna reNax
 That so ?" sad the euae, maa
 "Ns., havo been down thels stirring up the natives. Tha, s-eats any country you eve, sa~ Why. sa you aagh, to sec the eow eoya."
 Petty s,d. area, they -
 Wild. wsll should .a4 ,n fs.l }oa what ,hsy dune Al Austin They rode up to the state house ans. la>seed tie Legislators a> they came ea;
 Nh, doni you wntc il up
 What, sn,c II up Why should sas have have hecn ip,ns the hu. m"foas ~ntins tor the .ss5s .Sf5Ase4 iei ,aag tune. Ny sttisles have been eopied al! over the eouat9 sre he.c. ' apcning up copy oi the gtra, humorous paper, wrote ,hls and ths. Now I'll he, ,ou this ~,ll he oopiea That's an editorial. Soa dont know how humot- is, has Ia sklrmish ini ,jcas always carry note book with me and to, down anything peculiar
 q. Does the NHl,a. pay yaa well Tor your contributions z
 isY ms We'll should say so.  got hi'y doiiai. fur ,hta thing
 Why don thes pu, ap your name as enc oi the e,,tofst
 i'eean>e they wan, la reap all the reputation. he said in a whi,pef They kept nc ,n the oiii,e ,of weeks. iofelng me to \ cnnEtan, grind The editor has often told me ,ha, am the bes, writer .n the country You have no idea how hard Il is ioi humorisi to srlte some thing ffesh every week lhd you ever write anything for the press z
 "Yes, little
 foa ought ,o try your hand on humorous writing. but don't ,upoo,e you have taste iof that kind of work. l don, know that you could ever make a reputation. but Il would bc good idea io' you to ny you, hand. for man neye. knows wha, he can do until he tries. Well, believe i'll get dfnk of water.
 Do you know who ,ha, man ,,yr asked inc nessboy.
 No. didnt ask his name
 ila: s Aies s~eet, editor of 1s1as ] SiIhng5"
 ! The humoriss went into another car.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08

he other 0aY 1Aptah atti'l tahie into the eiilee ~eAtiug an aa al ,hiek solemnity. snd sand
 You kaev t.corge etamley =
 Yes
 Hes dead
 This was ! sudden shock. for Gramley. only the day before, had visi;ed the office and promised Us some valuable "pick ups of travel. and when Gapiain iallmy said that he was no more. we threw aside a well worn pencil and sighed with audi ble blow
 What, dead /
 Dead. dead A the moss that ehngs to shelving rock which the water falls and leaves. It's grea, pity that he died, for us, think oi the eNefitons 'ha' he made in ,hs lie When he was a boy he had great anbi,Ion to ge through college Well, by hard, per sis.en, work. he attained this end We'll after he qul, college, he wanted 10 travel abroad Ills ambition was to make a pede ,,rian tour of England, France and Germany. He wen, to work like an ordinary laboter. and hnaliy. af,er grea, priva;isns. secured enough money with which to pay his way to England. He wen, away Joyously. He walked all over England, the land of his fathers then he wen, to France, asd from there 10 Germany. He thoroughly satisfied his ambition 10 tread these coun- tries. Several days ago he returned with material enough io make a big book. The mex, nigh, after h.s return he was strcken down We all recognized his usefulness and gathered around his bed side We knew ,ha, h,s book would he great success, bu, he he died. and the speaker solce choked
 You thought well of him." we sug- deeply"
 No, only that" he replied bu, Jus, think whA, he spcn, on hi. education I Look q, what he spent in travelling through these countries Oh. fl he had known tha, he ~as gong 10 die, h- could have saved hundreds of dollars Why, he need not have gone there" wiping his tear .s;reaiaing eyes. He nigh, have kep, the money f he had known ,ha, he was going to die so soon.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08
WHY HE RELIEVED.

Look heah, i,ob." said an old n,g,o to an acquaintance, my son tell. me da, ger called him a lar. Now. t'se q mighty quiet man an doan want no 's'arh.n1e, ba, ~f yef's gs,ne fool ~,d my family laiionship dis way. sathin's gwine happen in CT mighty suddent way"
 Co on. man, go en.
 " Weber mine. Lfy yer called my boy CT iaf yefa got job on yer hans nigh, now
 " Go on, man go on !"
 ]" Look heah, man, yer kain pa, me oH dai gay i'ss gennernlan. ~h4. yes.ef mighty wei knows. an do4n like ua Meh 4uiblocau1n ex dA,
 "Qaiblne ation, repeated inc friend in contempt. though, ger had more edyf aiion j~n ter talk dat way Al'p iAoaghs dat ye, vet smart man. Why doan yef gay qoibl,,nsn, Z"
 !" ! kno~ed shH' de ptepes ~ord wux, but flung dis one osi Ter show yer dat 1
 ts"sF1 ~A9 Ae fhsbxss
 As5er mine. Dozn talk ter me d,s "Ay Ter ksoss mighty well dat yer d.da' snow de word
 Oh, yes did, podnsr7
 " No yer didn', an i'se gwine tell de poPeriation O yer igngnce
 Now. doan yer aek 70 ioolish e dat.
 !" Ssbef mine. Yer come CT Tean heah Ter ~hap me 'es1e called yer hoy lias.s So didn'. 'cale knows nysef dat de boy is er liar. He's de wus' lar I eber seed. wosldn' nght sch q man ez yersef is- Co'se 1 knowed whu, de ~ord ~s1. Good day. an recoileck dat I'se yer frien."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08
A REMARkABLk CASE.

X Nery femaIk able case has lnst come small to~n not ta, from the state capital. a photographer and a dcat mute deni'., established an oi,lee together. and shat, tune Ago Al ald fellow nom asloss the bayou entered tho place ,o have hi. pte tufe taken. The photographer was out 4, the time. and Inc polite dca.i.,. mol slow m p,s k,ns ap lule lahs al sork. me, Inc visitor with a smile. lhs old fellow in his embarrassment. began picking h,s teeth ~i,h hls hnset natl and said
 " want peter tuck. m.sser.
 The dentist. uadeIs,anllng the sign io mean severe tooihaehe. cenduftcd the old fellow lo the torture engine and eased him back on the cuAhioned head rest What sollo~ed l4 thus detailed by the oId fellow ;u h:s statement before the court
 At.ef he so, me down on ,he ihlng that looked llker seat ou Iaiiioad ,at he common ed tef hmble sioun' over my face. l told him that 1 wanted the peter ter bc as good iookn as posA,blc, as wanted ieI send |, Ter my mar,ied darter, an l though, he was smoolnlG' ou, the ~rinkles on my face. but when he prited open my mouth an guniel look down my throat. l thought II a mighty strange proecedin', still didn' 1, say na,hin', as 'ls~cd he knowed more boG, his busincss than d,d 1 sorter sh,y. cred when he poked a iron thing inter my mouth, but didnt move. xs lowed he done ii to make my Jaw stick ou, nAehnl, bu, the iast thing kno~ed alr.es ,his, he grabbed 4holi O the afnly soun tooth had in my head. l struggled an hollerea. but II want no use far he swung h,mseli roun all ,wis,ed the tooth out. jumped often hi. arrangement when he turned me loose, an waa gi,,in' outen thar when he grabbed me 1 h, h1m, bu, he still held me We made sich a racket tha, teller come up from down stars. an when the tooth ,hlei made A lo,,ef signs an fool motion. ter him. he said
 Why don, yer pay hlm fur pullin yer tooth z
 dIdn'i wan, no tooth pulled, VI.
 That's iine way to cheat a man, says he. If he'd tuck yer pntur then you'der sad you wanted tooth pulled, an he cosched me by Inc .kuH Q the nee k an led me out, an showed me erlong the street. A whole mot.s ilned in. an they tuck me ter JeI TsS mob h,~led til | though, they was goln Ter hang me. stayed in lal fJf three days, charged ~i,h assault an' battery. Now. edge. that tooth was wath ahnsdrcd dollAts ter me an ! ~ani hat tesn ter pay fae ios 4, an moreover. ~4n, iiule small chang. f4r s,ayin ID al
 rhis A.r $ rather rem. a.afkable. said ,he Jgdse. ifou ais qa,ie an oiti man and Il D qaite csiden, that he tooth winch you regret Q have iosi. and upon which you place sueh value. ~ould, ere iong, have gwen yDa a EFsa; ae&! s,. trouble. inde uigh, have e4ssed yoa 70 bear with Il and fetTsined from having II pulled. thus be- orning miser4ble ,o yourself and a burden to your family The grea, troubles of my life were caused by teeth. From cary boyhood IniiI no~ have been martyr to teeth. zee this tooth . opening his mouth. '-=l wish ome man would .r4ke me and take * out. Considering ali these facts, I'll me ysl one hundred dollars and charge you for board during your soJoarn d, the JAii."
 The strictly political papers, like the
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08

" Madam. fl you please

Madam, hyou please
 S'euse ne. amt got de booAs. madam.
 Well hsss lS \ book on intFospestNe philosophy ,ha, l ~aa lss y>ss~iAase seI two dollax."
 Here's yer nAeaey g,inme de book and the iong hAited agent iot gieAi ~otk walked away m conteutmsni ~ih hls axE abilities.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08
Fl eeuldn', pray then. could 7

Il eeuldn', pray then. could l 7:
 Hush -
 Bu, |, couldn't talk eould; ! pray Thea I'd go 10 the bad place. an the bad man would say. On. yes, here s ,ha, boy ,ha, couldn't talk Put hlm over there and roas, him. Wouldn', he say that ::
 No"
 "Wha, would he say =
 The o!d lady aeunoed oat of bed. opened the dor and called Mi Mulki,- tie.
 IN ha, Is Il. mother =
 .' Come. take thls boy out et here, aad btias TIC paper et :aeks ;o sleep wiih- I'd ia,het have the ne,tle lash III luly 7
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08

The democrats have decided to ignore geography and decide upon man. Such cheering intelligence can hardly be be- lleved.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08

The boom winch vas started for Bob Lincoln some tune ago, seerns to have sornewhz. sabsidcd. There IS ar inconsistency about this presiden, busi- ness The man ~ho to-day IS a fAvorile, may to-rnorrox oe a man of - long ago T and altogether forgotten. Mir Lincoln IS a very ordinary man and should noi have been forgotten so soon.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08

Congressman to eolle2xue-"I think we ought to do something for john Pos- ter" Colleague" Oh. yes, l think %. By the way, he is the fellow whose house was washed away by the overaow.1
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08

The strictly political papers, like the siric, partisan, must goS before the country is entirely safe.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08

The czar of Russia IS still lodging. A notice of his funeral will be promptly given
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08

The paragraphic influence of the coun- try has become so strong that the | ni,ed States has finally decided to improve the navy The president during conversa- ton with senate committee appointed to see whether or no, our ships would float. said Gentlemen, we can't stand this wiihering satire any longer. Why, just look at this item Tn the Bald Knob Blue Hing. IL pokes fun a, our ships and says that the presidents flag has been discarded for fear Ii will sink the shinS v
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08
PLANTATION PHILOSOPHY

De little man neber ialis ter make his- se'f heard De ice dog allas acks like he owns ae plantation.
 De agly man somelnes says de pu,,i- es, words. Col i. foyn whaT de Ian is rough
 Ter k4in judge man y de spread wha, he makes be uze 0 1e waternli- yua ain'' governed !, U length t .is vine.
 De ihing ~ha, am hardes, ter gi, air alius de bcs' De chicken hask IS harder Ter slli dan de partridge, bu, he am niga e good meat.
 4 disiressin noise ain allas de sign da, help $ needed. De panther ken cry e pltIiul e de sheep.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08
LIM MNINGS.

"I have funny article for you, sad a man who entered newspaper otilee. Bang Coroner's jury decided that the editor killed him Tn self defense.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08

My dear said NIT. Muekleham to his wife, those hams bough, the other day are so badly spoiled they canno, be eaten" ''What pity his wife replied. "Guess we'd better send them ou, to the charity hospital
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08

1, is said that George trancIs Train s brain Is affected. This IS undoubtedly mistake. He may be affected. but his brain-we never talk about man, any way.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08
A ASrE OF MONEY

The other day eApta,n lAiiny came into the eillee, wearing an aa oi ikifk selemnlty snd sand
 ]" nn kneN 0senIae 3tamleN
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-06
Advice 10 Mothers.

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-06

NOTICE OF
Sherif's Sale on Foreclosure Of
Mortgage.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dr..
tr!ct OF Idaho Territory, il ana f"r A'uf"
County.
NJ. II. Cothn ct al, plaintiffs, VS.. James fitznn:
mons, defendant.-Order Of sale and decree I"
foreclosure.
Under and bv virtue of an Order OF Sale and De-
cree of Foreclosure, issued out Of the Dls1rie'
Court of the Second Judicial District OF the Ielt''
tory of Idaho in and for Alturas County on 'u'
18th day of October, 1854 in the above emitted w.
ton. wherein NJ. II. Coffin ct al, the soo..
named plaintiffs, obtained a judgment sss
rec AGAINST James FitzsimmOns, defenos...
on the 2Sth day of October. lsS4. l am comuahoeos
situate in the County of Alturas, Terr'ol! "
Idaho, and bounded and described AZ foloHs
wit
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land !y'ns
and situated in the town of ketchun ld"ho vi. ". .
tory. bounded ana described at follows. W'" "a
KsginninS at the southwest corner OF As,n I'm.
Third streets. i'll said town Of ketehum' anu r,td
ming thence southwesterly on the line OF ~, ~" ~
street and lot one a.. in block e1shts'h III .Ie,.
said town, one hundred t1OO) feet 10 an -" Ia
thence southeastcrly at right angles WIN ~ht
Third street thirty five 81 feet Themes H.
angles northeast.rly one hundred (l0ol lee' ID
1ne OF Nam street thence Eorthwestsr'y ON i..s
line of Main street thirty-iva 35l feet 10 NV P'-
OF beginning with improvem nts thereon' A.. Al
Notice is hereby given, that on THURSDAY. -, d.y,
day Of December, issi. Mt lOo'clock IN OF ",, *
IN front of the Courthouse in Haley .ou s S.ls
Alturas. l will in obedience to SAID oroe. W. IA
and Decree of Foreclosure, sci! ths ".v bs
scribed property. for much thereon No :.S ill.,
necessary t. satisfy plaintiffs judgmeI' wa bsst
bidder, for cash, lawful money oil 'he
States
noylS CHAS. H. FUREY saens'