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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-01
ARKANSAS CITY.

ARKANSAS CITY, Has June 80.
To the Editor of the Eagle.
Have your people much knowledge
of Arkansas City?
We want your people to come and
see the grandest Fourth of July ever
held in Kansas; the grandest fireworks
all kinds of amuscments during the
day. The steamboat built by The mil.
lers of Arkansas City will positively
be here Ii passed FIT. Smith on the
22nd inst, and was getting along fac
". 1t will come up the Walnut to a
point opposite the railroad depot, and
" Il make excursions to tho Arkansas.
\ nong other attractions the renowned
ln,i,an chief, Powhadaqula, and fifty
br YES will march in the procession
on their ponies. and will give five
dan, e., inc uiing war dance, snake
dance. sun li"ce, etc. This is fea-
ture thai will more than pay the ex-
pensrs of the trip. These Indians
were procurci by Mayor Shifibones,
who was ten days in the nation select
in. the most active Indians. They
win appear in their richest costumes.
Such sight may never occur again to
a majority of the people who will be
present.
Three thousand dollars will be spent
by the committee. aud don't Won for
get it. No town west of the great
river will equal the celebration OF the
only city of Kansas that pretends to
rival Wichita. Yours,
HENRY r. SUMNER,
Chairman committee.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-01

Pros. II L. Norton. formerly we'll
known k1usas educator, for some
wears connec;ed with the Sta Nor.
nal ,cLool snd 4 contributor 10 sever
al liie~s-v magazines of the country
and who wrote a lengthy poem for the
Kansas Magazine on the great Arkan-
sas river, and who for some years
past has been connected with the
California State Normal school,
died at his home in San
Yose, California last week. He was
wonderful man in many respects.
While making survey OF mountain
he overhcaied himself, was taken with
chill, carried home and never got
up. Ii We remember correctly he was
one of the original proprietors of Ar
kansas City, at least that was his home
for a time and where he wrote two or
three fine Indian sketches, among
them the poem to which We alluded
ahoye
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-01
GOV. ANTHONY AT PORTLAND.

The following is the press report of
the speech of Gov. Anthony at Port
land:
GOV. ANTIoNys sPEEcH.
Gov. Anthony. of Kansas. was next
introduced. He said that the people
of Kansas have sort of right to
hospitality from the citizens of Maine
that possibly had not been though, of
We have. said he, more than sixty
thousand loyal men in Kansas who
make an annual pilgrimage TO Maine
and embrace and imprint kiss upon
their dear mothers-in-law. daughter
aud applause.j 1t is from this stock
that our state has been so rapidly
made up, and il is also true that these
mothers-in-aaw will all say that il was
the brightest aad most cnterprising
and ambitious of their household
that broke away and went out on
the prairies of Kansas. He said
that heroes are not mel made, but
are made hy the infinite God who de-
crees in the granduers OF their make
aud ma2uificence and wealth Of their
aciicn that they shall be heroes, and
men - orship heroes not because they
want to. but because they cannot help
themselves.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-01
CALDWELL ONCE A WEEK.

CALDWELL, Juue %.
To the Editor of the Eagle
The Leland comes out in style with
the most handsome cigar case in the
city.
lied Astray" Friday night and
"Hazel Kirke" Saturday night of last
week at the Grand opera house.
Four troops of the Fifth cavalry ar
rived here Friday night with orders to
proceed to Fit. Reno.
Frank Luny, Of Wichita, came to
this city last Monday and will make il
his future home.
Blair, of the Free Press, received a
new job press last Monday and has
been as happy as boy with little red
wagon all week.
Our heavy weight base ball club now
practice an hour each day TO facilitate
their victory on the Fourth.
Mr. 10. ii. Briggs and Miss Nellie
Swaggert were united in the holy bond
matrimODy on the evening of June
-. 1885, at the residence of the brides
parents. The ceremony was per-
lnrmed by the Rev. S. II. Anderson,
III The presence of few friends of the
contracting parties. We are sorry to
Thu loose JO., our own 10 but then
sc hope il VIII be Nellie's gain, and
sine thee have settled down SO near
onr sanefnni, we are partly becoming
rcc"GciI,-,l Ia the situation and hope
that their honeymoon may never wane
nor their blessings be Caldwell
Free Pres.
Ei. Mal"y, fHrmer partner of the
Free Press, is now working for Mr.
B,air 81
Mrs. Mayor Reilly has been i'll dur
ing The pal week.
Saturday WIS scorcher in our lit
tie city, bat farmers were plentiful
The chief topic of conversation
upon our streets is the Indian trouble
at the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
agency.
Our citizens feel greatly elated over
the new railroad prospect.
Under the tuition of Prof. King
our amateur band is becoming an able
organization.
Quite a number of Indians in town
Saturday.
Mr.. Poole, a man about 80 wears of
age. came up from the Territory about
week::or TN days ago and put up at
the Southwestern. lie was addicted
to excessive drink, but appeared to be
quiet man. Last night he went to
bed as usual but did not make an APP
Pearanoe This morning. Nothing was
thought of this until this afternoon
when an entrance 10 the room was
made about ? O'Clock this afternoon
and il WAS found that the occupant
was dead. An inquest was held and
his death was fouad to have been
caused by an overdose Of iaudanum,
winch was Supposed TO have been
taken in The early paai of the night
TO produce sleep. 1t is not thought
to have been premedilated suicide.
DIED-At the residence of his son,
z. futile, Mr.. Tutlle, Sr., after
weeks Illness. Ii was supposed he
died from old aye SHORTHAND.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-01
HERENWE ARE AGAIN |

Meme Kip Boots. all solid. only el.7t
Mems K. Calf Boots, Al solid. only 06(
Men K Shoes ali solid. WORKING shoe. 1.O<
Aens Fine Dress Shoes, all gyteo, only 1.o<
Women'e Fine Button KID Shea. worked holoo. Ia.
Wonen's Fine Button Goat Shoes worked holes. In
Womens Fine Button KID foxe6 Shoes worked hoo la
Chdrens Tipped School Shoes hutton. IT, -
Chdrsn's Tipped School Shoes bcston, H.
Chidrens Tipped School Shoes. butsou isss 20 9. II
II estranCe how de and
chuck full OF equally good bArgns in fAct sckDowl
edge composition in sze Of
and styles. and also low prices Ct the Red Froak
A. A1.LEN
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SPECIALISTS.
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Or. 6. W. Richmond.

Magnetic physician. Cures diseases Of every
name and nature by magnetic treatment, with
out medicine. His cures are speedy and per-
msnent, and charges reasonable. Diagnosis
and consultation free. Parties from distn 1ce
can board with him reasonable rates. Ofhce
on south Water street, Wichita, Kansas.
l3,dlIwly n
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Architects and Superintendent. Onice Greer
4 Hays new block. corner Douglas avenue sat
Water Street. wichita. Kansas. p. o. box ~
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Main Office, Corner Douglas and Emporia avenues.
Branch Office Rear Wichita National Bank
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Music TEACHERS.



Eva A. Bates,
Teacher of Piano, Violin and theory late OF the
Cincinnati College OF Music. For terms call
on or address ts9 North Main street, or COL
iings &Piatt's Law once. wichita, xansas
dsOl-n
Mrs. S. 7. heAdricksoa,
Teacher ofPiano. Organ snd Theory, ~ North
Market street .3ansff
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Terry { 0umoat,
architects and Superintendents. o@ce In
koys' block. Wichita, Kansas. a-0
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Mrs le SaxfAa

The noted magnetic healer, Ia located at No.
$50 North Market street, where the sick and
suffering may receive the benefit Of her wonder
ful healing power. Charges reasonable.
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m Wm Nall

Cures all Blood aud skin Diseases, Kidney and
Bladder trouble. and all diseases of the uri-
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Females successfully treated OF all diseases
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Professional Piano Tuner and Repaifyr Ref.
ercaccs: CathxiAe Russell and 1konAs shaw
& Co. All pianos tuned by the wave system;
she only nsthod that will tune your piarc per-
feet snd make II sound charming. Work Guar
anfeed Leave orders with Thomas Shaw q
Coz, music dealers. Douglas ave
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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Frank ]. Hoes,
Private Detective and professional stock
hunter; strsyed and stolen stock specially
am connected with professional men in every
town in south west Kansas The patronage Of
the public respectfully solicited. Or &c, VAL
ley Centre. Kansas. dl<&wls-Ims
4. n. Parsons (rRAxK wrxAxrs.
Atty at Law Real Estate and
& Notary Fublic y Notary Public
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ARCHITECTS,
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Architects and CONTRACTOR. Works EeasOn
able. All work guaranteed. Shop and once
81 Main street. opposite Occidental Hotel
WicbitI, Kansas dss-lms
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DENTISTS.

VI. j. y. Ucau,
DENTIST. Opposite the postonlcr. Teeth ex-
trScted without pain. l2-sl-
Or. ". l. GoyIe,
bEgrIsr Ofiice over Barnes & Sons drug
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Dentist. Eagie building, douglas avenue,
Wichita, Kansas
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Willis Proudfo0t,
Architect and superintendent Office in Eagle
block.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-09-12
VI F G F J y RY
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INDIAN L0GIC.

Col. Royall. of the army, is one OF the
best known Indian fighters in the service.
He is here now on leave, his health being
much impaired by many years. life on the
frontier. Speaking of the present dstur-
h.roos ona n, lovo for posrd.r which
uoo.., 49, ,o..
every lnoiah possesses III sie".'' Vi .''
degree, he said: II once asked a remark
ably Intelligent Indian, who was known
- hovo ,;,Ioa q white man some wears
W nov, - .,..r;o -.oa on;,uos 90
ago. WY ~ was V''"' mo INV
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-10-08
STOWE.

Cattle are selling at low prices in an.
ticipation of the Scarcity of hay.
The Mt. Mansfield House closed with
September, and Stowe is again enjoying
a season of quiet.
The echo OF the huntsman's gun
frightens many a Juicy partridge, but the
question of a hunting contest this fall is
carefully avoided.
Monday morning again found the hills
white with snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Free. Smith are stopping
in Waterbury for a few days.
Apples are plenty and cheap.
Rev. Mr.. Wells, Of Marshfield. was in
/ town over Sunday.
The auction by the two would-be nost-
| masters of Morrisvile is one of the insti-
tutlons of this place
The excursion toNew York has drawn
away several from this place.
Mrs. I'll. M. Davis,of MINNEAPOLIS. who
has made pleasant stay among her Big
Glow friends and Others of Stowe through
the summer, returned to her home last
week.
Miss Mary Simmons is in Williams
town, where she is to engage in teaching.
Martin Wilkins has sold his barber
tools and trade to Bert Corse.
Mrs. DIR. Boyntoa, os Framinoham
Mass, who has beenhere few DAYS Wis.
iting friends returned home early this
week.
Mr.. A. S. Kellogg and son returned
from the west last week.
Henry Gibbs, about2l years of ace. is
afflicted with paralysis, occasioned= if ia
thought by a blow upon the head at
some time in the past, and is NOT exnecto
ed to recover. The case is exceedingly
singular and puzzles the medical broth,
erhood in attendance.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-10-08
BOSTON MARKETS.
Boston, Mass, Oct. 6, 1885.

BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 6, 1885.
LAMBs.-There is a fan trade in the mutton
line. Good lambs are quite firm, but muttons are
easy. Good spring lambs l-2d9c; common, 5d
&c; extra muttons, 697c; air to good, 5a6c; com
mon, AGA l-2c.
with betrer demand all around: Houlton and
Aroostook rose, sound sock, 4sG5Oc; hebrons,
40d45c; northern rose, 40d45c; peerless, 4Od45c
burbanks, 40d45c. Cars not strictly sound are
hard to sell at prices follower.
MEA4,-The request for meal is light, with
small sales ofcornmealat 81. 40 " Dbl. The quo
tations are Cornmeal, Dbl 235d2 40; % bag,
$I,dI.O5. Oatmeal, ground, S435d45O. RYE flonr
is quoted at $3.25g4 y Dbl. and rye is steady al
Toe y bu.
CORN.-Corn contnues rather quiet. Holders
claim that the next invoices will Cost higher oy
ing to the increase in freight rates, bnt buyers dc
not respond. High Mixed 81 I-2d53c; No.
mixed, 81 1-2652c; steamer yellow, $40; steamer
mixed, 51d5l l-2c.
OATs.-Oats on the SPOT are a fraction flrmer
The quotations for neware Barley oats, 42c; No
white IA 1904 3-4c; No. 8 white SO 2a33 3-4c
| No. 2 mixed, 81 l-2d32c
| EGGs.-The market firm and slightly highe
| for eggs Cape and near by % d24c; extra east
| ern, 22d22 I-2c; northern, 2lid22c; western, 200
20 l-2c; islands and New Brunswick, 90 l,2a2l IL
| BUTTER.-Trade in butter is dull, with a goo,
| Offering, Job lots fresh creamery, Ad26c; fresl
western creamerles inround lots, 22d23c; fancy
| 22d23 l-2c3 northern, 2d23 1-2o; June and Jul
| oreameries, 20G2lc; new northern diaries ISd2OC
selections, 20d21 lie; western diaries, l6diSc.
| FLoUR.-Tbe -four market is considered quit
firm, though rather guiet. Spring patents al
especially firm, FINE, s2 90d3l5; superflne, 49,
93.7b; common eMtra, $4d4:25; medium extra
Southern Illinois, Ohio and Indiana patents
| S5.50d5.90.