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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

NJ The enormous for
{ ,a,sS through the use Of
1.,se SINUS Of money are
III Intellectual and niire-
wv. really valuable COM
y, portrayed in the col,
a,eatial and widely read
y this, will speedily be-
lnogn and appreciated,
81 ~ resped by the adyer-
- those Of the wise hus-
" i.planted his seed in
yherein il bore fruit and
soms an hundred fold,
re thirty.
y 81 an advertisement is
u ~ matter.
,,trscliYeness, breyity and
VA characterize any an.
n stsuded 10 catch the pub
,sssl 10 public confidence.
II esnl inserted in a London
4 I dsys ago brought instant
II see,is replies accompanied
ii I Telimited supply Of bank
because it touched the
~ which makes all man.
d 4, simple pathos and self.
alslness appealed 10 every
ssr sought for a lost relA.
ug Bis name, said; II am
y Trss. Ny last half crown
Il 4 IAyins ioT this advertise.
Il H,s a (giEing the adj,
n ,Fsiy stated, nearly every
h IL announcement llas;en-
n tbs necessities Of the snf.
u uEsFst Ia this case. though
\ y arc PsEpetrated in the
n y charity
u siih q really msritnFiOns
n mffagAti0H. If is virtues
n ~ tpthilllY set forth ia
4 asss, iis success u prompt
4 y land. the public l. quick
I h. detect deception aud
\ sdsreorlinslY, no amount
1 VII force q vale nosigHm
I gsrn and patronage. I'm,
u been sunk in vain efforts
iat0 popularity 40 called
aasioas which tsi,i not pcs.
|rsss " properties claimed
Msslieiaes, hoReYey, like
H. EaEe shl Warmers Log
|mrla, caTry their own best
~ IN tlieiE poser u cure
III diassses fOr which they
~ no lAbased pahsgyris tn
| psels u their power and
Msy have boon tried aud
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,s-zssiiss bY their own In.
n bare conferred . lasting
aanklnl. and ,Aey have
ssgsiig reputation and uu.
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samis5siiy = sHs % ths nsv.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

ELYrs
CREAM BALM.

suffered from ca
tsrrh u years. Th'
droppihEs into m,
throat were nausea,
lnF. Ny nose ble'
almost daily. Sine
the arst days usa Q
Eiy's Cream Bain
have halRo blrc ling
soreness IL sntirell
gone. u. q. pavidsoI
With Boston Budget
particle is sppllet
able, Price ~ cepip nj
10 eta. ELY BROTH
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

'aThere is the East, there is India, !"
was Senator Benton's cry as he prophe-
sled railway across the continent from
sea to sea. But the most daring dreams
never approached the actual luxury OF
the Golden Gate Special on the Union
Pacific Railway the finest train IN the
world, leaving Council Bluffs and Oma-
ha every Wednesday morning.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

1900 acres of the choicest Land i'm sass Sau
Luis Valley. in Southern Colorado, all undsa
fence, water-rights secured and ditche.
ready for use. Il will be sold az a whols OK
IN quantities 10 suit the purchases. It 10 sase
nnest Land IN the valley, and - md&pssd %
either farming OF stock-raisin9. Ror Dw,as.
terms, ETC., address HENRY <. BUTT1RRS.
Alamosa. Colorado.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

In 1850 "BnowK's BRONCHIAL TKocEEs''
we're introduced, and their success as o
cure for Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Bron-
chitis has been unparalleled.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11
warmers Log Cabin sarsaparilla,

"Hops and Buchu Remedy" Cough
and Consumption Remedy" "Hair
Tonic" Extract, for External and In
ternal Use, ''Plasters," ''Rose Cream, I"
for Catarrh. and "Liver Pills" They
are put up by II. H. Warner & Co, pro-
prietors OF Warmers Safe Remedies. and
promise to equal the standard value of
those great preparations. All druggists
keep them.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11
Fsaa for cen.anr.lrss.

Hypnph6sphitss. 10 most marvellous
food aud medicine. II heals tiis irritation
Of the throat and lungs, and gives nssh
and strength quicker than any other rom
sdy knosu, II l. very pHlAtahle, having
none o, the disagrerabls taste Of the crude
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

For two tpn.esnt stamps We will send
YOU ono Of the handsomsst almanac IN
ths country. Homestead" Omaha, Neb.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

In a minute the lowest sound your ear
can catch has been made by 900 vibra-
tionE.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

A curling match was played recently al
Edinburgh by electric light.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

The LAGER man gets, the more his nose
rut,R.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

The late John Bright was great admirer
Of John G. Whittier's poetry.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

Smoke ihe Sheriff. Sale seSAr. A straight
10 cent? Havana Cigar Tor . cents.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

MnsAt Haistead will write a magazine
article on the rejection Of his nominakAsn.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

There Is no unsoivel mystery for the tish
that has been landed.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

Ex. Empress Eugene is soon to spend
two mouths In Granada, Spain.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11
A ner wrinl.lei .he last sorrov.

when Baby was sick, We gave her castoria
when she was Child. abe cried for castoria
when she became Miss. she chung to castorA
when che Ind Children. she gave them castor
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11
Con.umptlon surely cured.

The police department OF Boston costs
the city 81, csc, 900 per year.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11
He won $4,000.

The Empress Of Japan has abandoned
her intention to visit this country.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

Most men are negatives that the Lord
has Jailed To retoueh.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

Dust is the dandruff that Mother Earts
gets In her hair.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

The Duke OF Nassau has accepted the
regency OF the duchy OF Luxembourg.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

The new military post near Denver COL,
has been named Fort Logan.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

Hon. George Bancroft, the historian,
the oldest living Harvard graduate.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

Another crank is TO attempt to 60
through the Niagara Rapids May %.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

WARNER's Log Cabin Remedies-o old
fashioned, simple compounds, used in
the days of our hardy forefathers. are
cold timers" but "old reliable" They
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-11

Secretary Blaine exercises one hourevsrs
day.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-28

Corn is selling at Is and 10 cents in Kan
sas Yet the jays will vote ring in their
nose in the shape of a high tariff. Poor
farmers poor jays.-Topeka Democrat
If our free trade friend please. it is a
condition and not theory that con-
fronts us, and if the condition in any way
affected by its theory, it is found in the
existence of a market for Kansas corn at
this time at any price. The industries
of the country, most of them, are in
debted to the protective tariff for their
existence, without which there would
be no home demand for the western
farmers products; no competing lines OF
transportation to carry the surplus to
the seabord for export at rate of
freight that would leave them anything,
and consequently, no surplus produced.
Under such circumstances the poor
farmers who attempted to do anything
beyond making a sufficiency for his own
household would, indeed, be poor jays.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-28
WRONGS THAT SHOULD BE R1GHTED

The state board of pardons have in the
past few months unearthed two or three of
the most diabolical IraveStieS on justice
imaginable. Mistakes and accidents may
occur with courts and juries, and an nno-
cent man may be surrounded with circum-
stances such as Will down him, and when
a man or woman is placed in the peniten-
tary under sentence of death for murder
of which they are afterwards proven limo
cent, the state should in some way atone.
k. c. Gazette.
The justice of the Gazet.e's suggestion
cannot be gainsaid: some sort of recon-
pence should be devised and given prac-
teal operation to every one such. And
not only so. but reformation in our
system of jurisprudence should be inau-
gurated so that such occurrences would
become less frequent if not obviated en-
tirelv. Our notion is that our system of
testing jurors as to their qualification for
that service is the chief cause for these
terrible mistakes. If some plan could
be devised whereby intelligence should
be the test instead Of confessed ignor-
ance as in most cases at present, there
would be fewer cases of innocent people
beng convicted. Experience is always
a dear teacher, but its costliness would
be largely compensated for if the in
srruction could but have its full effect.
What Is true of the individual is true of
the community, and applying the fore
going it IS hoped the state Will profit by
the lessons quoted.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-28
nIascnIine Superiority.

The compassien or the scorn with which
the masculine mind regards the female of tie
race begins so early III life that 1t Is most
difficult to say whether it is the result of iini-
tation or is one of the gifts of intuition, The
small boy feels himself superior to his little
sister quite without regard to whether he or
she is the more clever. He Is he and she is
only she.
A small 5-year-old lad, in whom this sense
of masculine superiority was not wholly lack
ing, was one day arrayed in his first trousers.
Standing before his sister, couple of years
Younger, he drew himself up for her iEspec-
ton, and then proceeded to address her 10
this effect:
''Kittie," he said, you can't never wear
trousers
He paused, apparently to let his words take
their full effect.
"Kittie," he continued, you can't never
have q muStache"
He paused again and let this dreadful an
nouncement in its turn eat into his sister,
soul; then he brought out the climax with a
triumphant thrill in his voice more eloquent
than any words could have been:
'Kittie you can't never be man nobowp
Poor, small Kirtie, overwhelmed by these
successive statements, os which she cOmpre-
hended the import only something IN
speakably dreadful, and took that from the
tone, probably, rather than from the words,
looked at her brother one agOnized moment
and then gave vent to her anguish in one
wild howl, which brought nurSz from one
direction and mamma from another at
sight of the audience kittie burst into tears
and lamentations piteous 10 behold, and
when the small boy was reproved for making
bis sister cry, his answer was;
well, just tod her she'd always got 20
be girl, cause / thought she'd be disap-
pointed if she got to be five and couldn's
have on trousers"
There seemed to be nothing in particular
which could be said to this, and the elders de
voted themselves 20 assuaginE the grief of
the small girl as well as they might, leaving
the boy TO strut about in his pew trousers In
the full consciousness Of having done his duty
TO the weaker ves,el.-Boston Courier.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-28

Police Justice Duffy was 1T One time TIE
beau ideal Il pedagogus. He knew the
names Of more boys and girls In tie FnEs
ward than tee pnrizh priest, and be had rnSrs
control over them by rsasou q his posttion
as PRINCIPAL ~ tie paollo school. To my
training in this calling. qvo;h TIE Judge 70
me yesterday, do attribute az measure u
SUCCESS / may have attained Oh the bsreh-
Boys end giTls are the primers q hnr1anf.y,
ard the man who stG1iss tAsIa carefully VII
f4lasteT the Tgdlnsnts u tEst Indispensable
hraach # education. BE who can read the
character u al arch Distinguish urosin- atsi
Is-rae.rr.:e the rsvsssry hidden hsiAnd tbs
beautiful eyes q ui-chssToas rsias u ~ or
H. vii haze ifttls dA5c1ity IN Estimating tie
VAIN q a psisoner's s.assEnsEt IA rs Toruhs
or other PHO court TIE Toy Is fAtces 70
g. the man sas giTi Is rsotEs- % TIE -S,ussxl
Friction Aud csFrsrlztzncss rsnf'iss tss nix
iurs. aIlo@ fsf fse1a and yo7 arc al night
New YORK Star
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-28
Why the Leaves Turn.

Field and Forest
Probably not one person in thoGs-
and knows why leaves change their col
OF in the fall. remarked an eminent bot
anist the other DAY. The common and
old-fashioned idea Is that all this red and
golden glory we see now IS caused by
frosts. 4 true and scientific explanation
of the causes Of the coio-ing would ne
cessitate long and intricate discussion
Stated briefly and IN proper language,
those causes are these: The green mat
ter in the tissue O. leaf is composed Of
two coIors. red and blae. When the sap
ceases to How In the fall and the natural
growth OF the tree ceases oxidation Of
the tissue taxes place. Under certain
conditions the green OF the leaf changes
10 red. under different conditions II
takes On . yellow CT brown tint.
The difference n color IS due
10 the difference IN combination
of the original constituents OF the green
tissue and to the varying conditions 81
climate. exposure and soil. 4 dry, cold
climate produces mora brilliant foliage
than che thai l. damp and warm TINS
i ths reason that our American altuulns
are 20 much more gorgeous than those Of
England
There are ssreral thiaGs about leaves
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-28
THE COST OF SORGHUM SUGAR.

Marsh Murdoch says that it only costs
five cents pound to make sorghum sugar
in Kansas and Marsh never makes figures
too small Kansas City Star.
We said the cost last season was esti-
mated at not above five cents u pound,
but if the improved methods now being
tested OF extracting the soccharine mat
ter from the cane proves success, as it
is now believed it will, the cost will
probably be reduced to two cents a
pound. This reminds us of the ridicule
that was made OF Henry Watterson's
declaration several years ago that i'll less
than ten years from that time pig iron
would be produced in the south at 50
ton OF less-it was then quoted at about
S13 in the iron regions of Pennsylvania.
But despite the ridicule of the barons
the price of the metal went below the
figure named by the Kentucky prophet.
So with Kansas sorghum sugar: the
shrug of the California beet sugar pro-
ducer'S shoulder nor the shake of the
Louisiana cane growers head will pre-
vent Kansas sorghum from revoluIioniZ-
ing the price of sugar.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-28

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raisad s. Rorse. ~az. a.ccor6isg % -rssfit>oa,
2 Trezt rsEsucs sCrSsy. IT. his claim ~ car
,-ra.~xsl coz.zsezztsoe i-s ia tas fasss rszas -
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b>grs 70 Is-5 "a Rsorxx2cS a-zd s.1oss: isss Goa
ser-rzse-i pr-sss 8. Egzas Wis k2,sx ss
fooo6sd . eoE-rT ssG1ssn q rr.=s-s ~ kossx te
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sd r o-efT - ssn1s- sss-s szz.zr-@.uzs@r.ta
sssT@--sss b. psrzsAtsszs sv-oas sod psz1szs 20
b- ssEg tS.=ssa Toe Intervals Il k4s t~s.ca-
ED saG sxeors@t1ozz. A. ienx<S - cr2s-z&~
tad sacF~d ssoTrrs. ~vsssag sns=z Il verse
AID ss-ss-z t&erz 10 rsrzzc h tnf fssstos ~
hyrz-A The coorsaaz. vrisr1a h .gus p2rsz.
we're ia,exsFesFs,5 usiA <zos. zss - pays
rses diyt5a1 fato swo p4-i< Tts ssgz2-cr
az delivered 3fte- - firss raEr. za4 La
tHs co1sLznszsa. Ggl1ssE4oa II TIA ceGxsxs-<-soss
was z~sr-sS1, fgr nozs xo&4li isAEs a@<cfs
sszASIng the s>coz.s part &C tsss f<.saliass
tcr.a e o-s,c-ss.-z 1a@ca TgEzs<
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-28

vokesi- Many ola people suffer from more or
less cough during the winter months, and
this symptom may reeur year after year, and
be almost UNDECIDED. At last, perhaps a few
minutes exposure to q cold wtad increases
the irritation in the lungs, the cough becomes
worse and the difficulty OF breathing inereas-
es until suffocation terminates In death To
obviate such risk the skin should be carefully
protected by warm aannel clothes, the QUE
door thermometer should be noticed and win
ter garments should always be at hand. Ia
cold weather the lungs should he protected
by breathing through the nose as much as
possible. and by wearing a light WOODEN or
silken muller over tue rnouth.--New York
Tribune
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-28
KANSAS DEMANDS RECOGNITION

The following from the Atchison
Champion sounds little queer, coming
as it does from paper which would
rather keep son saving than have re-
bellion:
It is semi-oficiaIlv announced that the
be settled by the president Saturday.
If at that time, or whenever the appoint
ment Is announced, it shall appear that
Kansas is left again, then it will be in
order for the greatest soldier state in the
Union to make kick that will startle
the administration from its insensibility
to the rightful claims of Kansas in the
matter of federal recognition. In the
meantime it would be wise for us all to
keep right on saving wood.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-28
Surface Tension o! Liquids.

Curious effects appear when Eqnids having
superficial tensions arc brought together,
and when solids containing volatile proper
ties are thrown upon q liquid. With two
liquids that viii mix, as water aud alcohol Or
ether, the tension ct the point becomes null,
and the lighter fluid spreads out over the
other. This Is followed, according % NJ Van
der MeDsbrugghe, By retvsat Of this fluid
toward the point wLere il was dropped, ia
consequence o. al increased tension given 20
that poiEt by the cooling thst follows the
evaporation u the droppea liquid II TIE
liquids viii not minglc as wten oilor tIrTsn-
tine is dropped On water. the drop spreads
over the surface. forming a tflD layer upon
1t which is marked By beautiful pays Of
colors
Il Deva1K exeupliiles ols Of these Effects
by an experiment in which a TN boat, nAs u 2
a notch cut in the stern. u laancsesa upon tse
water On letting drop d alcohol fa.l a.
the notch. the boat moves asEy as II driven
by come repgIsion. There Is. however. 10
repuS5On; but Ike tezlE.op astern has been de-
stroyed or diminished, whiie that forward
CONTINUES n full force 70 draw tie boat or
ward If = Bat Of caray nor be substituted Tor
the eJooboI, its va|s,- Ezs zee sane effecs
upon the teusson, ard tee boat may - rzr1e
% sail regularly, win considerable sped. for
hours. 7ais experiment Is made mere s;ss9-
tacalar by furnishing re toz: with a mas:
carrying flag
IL acc.ser e.pe-l-asus described by -.
D~sv.u1. a few grznules = cznlgsho- ars
srruxied uuca r-lsrc5Ev. and b-eathss1 npon
til q lind & iye - formed, WEES r1sitssz1e
Ct Icag :ssls5 '-lcdrolssF agp,ezr swimming
over Toe szIrssee Il tae rusrturv. L. now us
breathe coatsnuos.fly from oas sade uren tee
r5src.rv. TIE 'Ta4z.olss- viii beccxss E1oss
hwesv. and dlr@ct Themselves s-alraE. toe
breath, cDusaS Up 20 ths very e1Ss & TIE
nSrrury. w. r LAr-Ahss n Poys1zE
Scseace Mcz,hsv
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-28
RAILROAD COURTESY TO KANSAS
WOMEN.

During the first week OF November the
Womens Social Science club of Kansas
hold their annual meeting in Wichita.
Its membership embraces in its roll Of
five hundred very many of the brightest
women of all the cities of Kansas, TO
which fact the attention Of the general
passenger agents is most respectfully
called. Rates are granted TO fairs, con-
ventions and organizations of every dis
cription, especially if they are OF state
wide importance. and they can hardly be
denied the leading woman's organization
of the state, and especially for
those meeting in the most important
city in the state. which the ladies of the
older cities so much desire 10 see and 10
visit. The society IS purely a literary or
ganization and the annual meetings are
numerously attended, its members being
delightfully."- entertained and honoved
wherever they have met. The board OF
trade of this city have granted the or
ganiza,ion their magnificent place. a
courtesy never conceded any other or
gauization, and Wichita viii not feel
right over the matter If the railroads
should refuse the bright women OF
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-28
Cheap Labor on Fire Crackers.

China can beat the world in tho manutac-
ture of fire crackers. a big company trisd
TO compete with the Celestials "A year or 50
ago and failed ANONYMOUSLY. 1t cost the
company 80 TO manufacture crackers that
the Chinese can make and send here and sell
10 retailers 50 that they can resell for 81 and
make n good profit. Only Chinese prison la
Dor is used IN the manufacture Of tho IRE
works This labor costs just two cents per
day per man. This makes ii possible for the
foreigners To manufacture hrew orks at 50
low "a rate that it is doubtful If the Ameri-
cans, with all their ingenuity, can ever hope
TO compete. kansas City Times.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-28

Atchison, Lawrence, Topeka, Leaven-
worth, etc., a chance to become the
guests of the Peerless Princess. If all
other woman organizations had been re-
fused our city might be inclined to over
look refusal in this instance; still the
fact remains that the wives of many of
the most prominent business men and
eminent officials of the state are leading
lights of the Social Science organization.
We hope to be able to announce at an
early day that the concession has been
made.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-28

The dispatches tell us that when the
trial jury in the Ives case failed to agree
and were discharged by the court, Ives
friends crowded around him, while he be-
traved his qualification in broad smile.
The demonstrations all around were
over the failure to convict, evidently;
but the fact that the jury stood ten to
two for conviction don't argue very
strongly for final acquittal. Awaiting
another turn of the wheel of justice the
young Napoleon viii find his Elba III the
TombS.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-28
IT BLEW HARD DOWN THERE.

The Hon. Eugene F. Ware, the Poet
of Paint Creek is at home again. If we
loved Gene less we would urge his APP
pointment by Harrison as pension COM
missioner. But our friend is averse to
being made the subject OF hypnotic con-
ditions. If the political breezes, how
ever, are not blowing SO favorably for
Kansas this season there seems little
cessation in the other sorts, as witness
the poetical description of the latest one
at Fort Scott found in the postscript of
the last letter received by us from the
Poet Laureate of our land of goldenrod
and sunfiowers:
O. when it comes to windy wind
The blizzard, the cyclone,
The state of Sunny Kansas
Is the state that holds her own.
II blew and blew all yesterday
at night it blew red hot;
A safe was blown wide open
This morning in Fort Scott.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-28

The most substantial evidence the peo-
ole of Ireland have ever given of their
appreciation of the kindly interest man
ifested in their welfare by citizens of the
United States was in their liberal contri-
buttons to the Johnstown flood sufferers
The Irish lead all the foreign peoples in
their aid in that behalf, their contribu-
tions aggregating nearly fifteen thousand
dollars. Generosity is a leading charac-
teristic of the Irish, whether upon his
native heath or as citizen of another
country
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-28
A Characteristic Weakness.

AtchisOn IatrlOt
The trouble with the Topeka Demo
Gratis and the Leavenworth Democrats is
that they are too verbose in the matter
of their resolutions. The Topeka Demo
Gratis held a convention, nominated a
ticket and adopted platform. Well,
that platform has got a whole anti-pro-
hbition speech injected into its belly.
The Leavenworth Democrats held con
vention, nominated ticket aud adopted
a platform. Well, their platform takes
in all of the Topeka Democrats and adds
a peroration. 1t consumes about a
column in an ordinary newspaper.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-28
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Oklahoma City IS flirting with Baptist
church.
The Christian church Will erect meet
ins house a. Guthrie
TDs Sisters intend 10 open parochial
school IN Guthrie October lst-
4 flock OF ducks tried 10 fiy over Guthrie
the other dsy, but they WI. never TT I;
again