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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
CALLIE SHIELDS.

Landohce at Spokane Falls, W, T., Nov. -,
NOTICE Is HERvBY GIVEN THAT THf
~ fol owog.nnm'd settler has Med nOtico
OF his Intention 10 mako final proof in support
OF his claim and thar said proof WI be Hale
w. r., on February !. 1881, at Q A. NJ. viz: Oai-
lie Shields, who made pre-emptIon dcclaratory
"a. township "a n OF range "a Q, WIN.
He names the following witnesses to praye
his continuous residence upon, aud cultivn-
tion of said land, VIZ: John ". Reed. q. 81
Hoxie. Theodore Campbell, John Tesarik, all
oi spokane Falls, w. 4.
, 1889-01-03
NOTICE.

United States Land once, Spokane Falls. W.
n, June %, 1888.
COMP. ,INT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
" a. this ONCE by Anton Eigler against
George II. Jones, for abandoning his home.
stead entry No, 5iI0, dated June7 7, 1885, upon
the Wa SEA n.i< swh and selI nwl4 sec ls,
tip 26n, Al e, w. ~. In Spokane county, W.
T.. with viewto the cancellation Of said
entry. the said part les are her by summoned
10 appear at united states land Office, spo-
kan- Falls, on the 2lst uay or January, 1859
st 10 o.. lock A. NJ. TO respOn' and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged sb.pdon-
mtnt. j. Nj ADAMS Register
, 1889-01-03
ADMINIsrsAroH,s NOTICE,

In tho Probate Court OF Spokane County
Washington Territory:
In th- matter OF the estate Of Lavlett Lind
say, deceased
Notice is hereby given that all persons hay
ing CLAIM aga INST the estate of the ABOVE
nam, d deceased are hereby required to pre-
the undersigned, administrators OF said estate
at his once under the First Nstional banS, Ia
the .ty OF spokane Falls, w 4, within one yeaI
from the dnte hereof
Dated this 18th day OF Decemb ,r. 1883.
j MONAGHAN,
Admin istr ator o estate OF Lay lett Lin ndsay
d9ce ,pel d,cl3 " Al
, 1889-01-03
NOTICE OF CONTEST.

United statos Land Office, Spokane Falls,
October %. 1858.
6. b. Carter vs. Herbert Haskell:
Complaint having been entered at this of-
fee bv 5. u. Carer against Herbert Uask eli
for abandoning his homestead entry No 5ss1,
dated June ~, 1857, upon The 4 softhe sw Xof
sg, ~ 30 nof rf3e w M, In pOkane County.
collation. OF said entry, the said parties are
hereby summoned TO nppear at this OH ce on
the 18th day Of March. 1859, at 10 O'CLOCK A NJ
20 respond and furnish testimony concernin,,
said alleged abandonment
j NJ. ADAMS Repister
, 1889-01-03
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Gottlirb n chueIe.

Gottlirb SchueIe.
Land ONCE at Spokane Falls, W. r., Decem-
ber ~, 1875.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ f0llowiDg-named settler has fled notice
OF his intention o make fnal proof in support
Of his claim, and thnt saih proof will he made
kane Falls, w. r., on FebrOary 0, 1882 a. o A,
NJ, viz: Gottl eb Schuels, who made home
stead mt No $780, for The wiz nwl4 of s @ 26,
twp 20n, range Ae, W. n.
he names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton Of. said land, >iz: X Mck inIey, A.
schnele, n. Il. Allen, q. w. White, ali OF spo-
kane Falls, Spokane county, w. ~
j NJ AID n MS. Register
, 1889-01-03
Kilr.in willing to Fight jackson.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Parson Davies. who
returned to the city to-day said: II left
Mitchell and Kilrain in 81. Louis. Next
week shall 90 with them to Buffalo,
Troy, Albany and other Eastern towns.
So far we have made good money, and !
am glad Of it, There Is no truth in the
rumor that Kilrain wont fight Jackson,
for saw bin late Monday night and he
told me that IL Sullivan did net come up
to the mark with him he would fight
jackson TO show he meant business"
, 1889-01-03
Alaska's Boundary.

WINNIpEG, Man, Jan. 2 MIR. OGilvie,
dominion land surveyor, recently returned
from an exploration Of the Yukon country
and will report to the dominion govern
ment that the boundary line between Brit.
ish Columbia and Alaska should be fixed
at least four miles further south than the
point fixed by Schwatka.
, 1889-01-03
CAUGHT BY A TRUNK
Vines, the Chicago Embezzler,
Captured in st. Louis.
SHIPPED As COMMON BAGGAGE.
He Hopes with the wsgss Of TOO E,n-
pioyes ofs Manufacturing Firm
WITH Ono Mans Aid.

So. LOUIS. Jan. "a Chicago embez-
zler, who packed himself and 10000 In
trunk and was sent by express to st Louis.
vas capt ured here tonight. He 10 Thomas
Vines. who took the pay OF 700 employees.
$4,000. Of the Adams y Wsstlske
Manufacturing Company, Chicago. and
disappeared Saturday. He took ths mon
ey with the aid Of \ confederate, whom he
refuses to name. who hired room near
the factory and made preparations for
flight.
HR DISGUISED AS A NEGRO
and secreted the money in an old stocking
aud threw the IN under the clothes in the
bottom Of big trunk that bad been se'
cured last night, when he thought the
vigilance Of the police had relaxed. Vines
confederate sent an txpressnan to the
room and 10 his negro disguise helped the
expressman to load the trunk on wagon,
On the way to the dept Vines told the ex.
pressmsu he intended to beat his way to
St. Louis by going in the trunk. being too
poor to pay railroad fare. The express
man thought IL risky, but didn't interfere
when Vines opened the trunk.
JUMPED IN
and snapped the lid shut with q spring
lock. The trunk was put into the bag
gage-room by the expressman. A check
for it was IN the possession of Vines ac-
complice. Vines and the trunk went ON
board the train and his 81 %. 900 was treated
as common baggage for distance Of over
100 miles. That was as long as the
embezzer cared to endure it. The trunk
was closed by the trainmen and the con.
tents left undisturbed. AT st. Louis the
trunk could not be obtained bv Vines
without a check and his confederate didn't
appear. Considerable pity was expressed
by the depot men for Vines and small
collection was taken up to buy him dinner
and supper. His strange story reached
the ears of the police and aroused suspic-
ion. Vines description was received from
Chicago, and the reading of it resulted in
in the dispatch of an officer to arrest the
fugitive. Vines was taken into custody,
while begging the bagRageman to disre-
gard the regulations and give up the
trunk
, 1889-01-03
HARRISON CALLERS.
Rev. David Csrnahan OF Port Townsend
Urges Statehood for Washipgton.

Urges Statehood for Washington.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 2-As compared
with yesterday and the previous days the
callers at General Harrison's were few,
and embraced no people OF political
distinction except Chairman Davis OF the
Lawrence county committee. In the
evening Rev. David T. Carnahan
Of Port Townsend, Washington territory,
visited with General Harrison. He stated
that his visit had no connection whatever
with politics or office-seeking, but admits
that he urged upon the president-elect to
remember the Pacific slope, and especially
asked him to urge upon congress the early
admission of Washington territory into
the eisterhood of states.
, 1889-01-03
Hrutally Murdered,

DUBLIN, Jan. "a farmer named
Brown, who had taken II farm from whics
the tenants had been elected, was Sc
upon by four men and brutally murdered
on the highway near Ballinastoe.
, 1889-01-03
LeadvilIe's Mineral Product.

LEADvILLE, COL, Jan. 2.-The Herald e
review makes the output of the camp for
the year 1888 1886, 900. IL based on
the lead and silver quotations of 1872 II
would be greater than at any time save
one in the history OF the camp.
, 1889-01-03
Knocked Out In SIX Rounds.

New York, January 2.-There was a
lightweight slight between Sam Walker
of Brooklyn and jimmy Leroy of Elizabetn
yesterday on Long Island, with skin
gloves for purse. Walker is compare.
lively unknown as professional, but
proved himself good enough to fight Le-
roy, who threw up the sponge at the close
of the sixth round as he had fractured his
left wrist In falling in the fight.
, 1889-01-03
Ocean Penny Postage.

LONDON, Jan. 2-John Henniker Hea-
ton, M. p. will visit the United States
early this year. He expects to appear be-
fore congress in advocacy OF ocean penny
postage, and has figures to show that 1t is
perfectly feasible
, 1889-01-03
All Except New Mexico and Utah.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.--Colonel Broadwater
of Montana is in the city. He has re-
ceived word from Senator Mitchell OF Ore
eou, that Montana and the other terrific
ries, except Utah and New Mexico, are
likely to be admitted into the Union this
session
, 1889-01-03
U. 8. DIes Destroyed.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.-To-day all the
dies. numbering between 800 and 800 used
during the year 1883 in the United States
mint. were destroyed, under the direction
of Superintendent Fox, and in the pres-
ence of the chief coiner and assayer.
, 1889-01-03
Four-Handed ARRAY.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. "A report reached
here of bloody fight eighteen miles from
this city Saturday, in which all four. par
ticipants were badly wounded. Louis
Block and man named Brown were hunt
ing ON the land of Sam Fielding, when he
and his son appeared with guns and u
battle ensued. All still living.
, 1889-01-03

depce Of his mother in Brooklyn. He is
sutfrrinv from AN attack Of Drrvous pros.
tration, but 1t is thought he vii be all
ri iuht in u few days.
, 1889-01-03
Competition Closed.

New YoRK, Jan. 2.--The committee in
charge of the General U. s. Grant monu'
ment project, closed to-day the petition
of artists for designs for the memorial oil
the dead soldier.
, 1889-01-03
Sugar Claus Arrives.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Claue Spreckles OF
California, and his private secretary,
Charles r. Buckand, arrived here this
morning from San Francisco, and will
leave for the East this afternoon, where
they will remain some time.
, 1889-01-03

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2.--All the Touring
mills in this city excepting one closed
down to-day under the agreement entered
into by the Millers Association at the late
convention ut Milwaukee.
, 1889-01-03
Tug Capsized.

EUREKA, CAL, Jan. 2. Special.-Tne
tug Roberts, while plotting the steamer
Mary D. Hume, capsiz-d on the bar at
the entrance OF Eel river this morning
Captain Adm Of the tug was drowned
and the crew saved. The tug will proba'
bly be saved
, 1889-01-03
Only One Survivor.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The department
of state received telegram from the
United States consul at st. Johns, New
Foundland, stating Brig Atalaya, Brawn
Master, from Rouen TO Philadelphia is a
total loss ut Renews. The captain Is the
ONLY suryiyor
, 1889-01-03
Right-of. Way Granted.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The president
has signed the act granting to the Citrious
Water Company right of way across the
Papaqo Indian reservation, in Maricopa
county, Arizona.
, 1889-01-03
YESTERDAYS QUOTATION.
SILVER. COPPER, LRAp AND TIN.

Nsw Y0Rx, Jan. 2.--Bar sllver. WV.
CoPrsh-- nominal lake. January ~ 70.
LEAD.Qnis' steady: domes tc, - ~.
TiN-Dull; easter; straits S2iC9-l.
THK MoNKY MARKET.
NEW YoRx. Jan. 2--Government bond.
were dull but heavy fr ps, Pet oleu IN ope ed
firm. osing, given at Sslsc
Money on ali,light, ranging from 0 to
last loan 8.
Prime mercsnti tile paper, b@6Ii rer cent:
for sixty-day bills n ss14 ,or demand.
, 1889-01-03
New Hampshire,. I,evtsers.

CoNcoRD, Jan. 2.-The convention of
delegates called to revise the state consti.
tuition assembled this morning, and after
organizing took a recess.
, 1889-01-03
Colorsde.s Metal output.

DENVER, Jan 2--Itis estimated that
the output Of Colorado's gold and silver
mines for 1888 is S26. .061 .546. of which
sSl5. $40 is gold; $l7,025. 1928 10 silver;
S5, 776, ,552 is lead. and $l53,s47 is copper.
STOCKTON, CAL, Jan. 2, Special.-E.
Doolittle, freight brakeman, was run
over and killed last night. He was climb
ing up q freight car, when one OF the irons
of the ladder on the end of the cur pulled
cot and be fell under the wheels. He lived
st WAdsworth, Nevada.
, 1889-01-03

WARRINGTON, Dec 81 1T is estimated
st the treasury that there has been q de-
crease Of $l5,000.000 In the public debt
during December.
, 1889-01-03

TOSr-A LARGE WHITE COW BRANDED
II with n "B" on The left mn and both ears
split. A reward will be paid for infoi nation
that wi / lead to her recovery by applying to
j. q. Allan ut the spokane Manufacturing and
laundering Or. d&w
CTRAYED-ONE BAY MARE BRANDED
- QHDon tight shoulder and i speckled
bay mare branded on left shoulder; both
had Ii ght bay colts, suitable reward will
be paid for Information as TO their where
abouts or for their return u us In Epokane
Fails. AL Davis & Co, 500 Min st. l5d6w3
, 1889-01-03
Tho Missing Found.

NEw York. Jan. 2.--Mackee, the miss
ing actor, was found to-day vt the res
, 1889-01-03
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Oct 3.-rhere was dull,
local scalping market for wheat, and dur
ing most of session it was an extremely
narrow one Prices early worked up 20
&c, in fact above yesterdays closing, De
cember touching $3.50, but the improve
ment did not hold, and the close the mar
ket was sustained only by muscular force.
The latest quotations were 4GtIc under
those of yesterday for the leading futures
A fair degree of activity was manifested
in the corn market. The market opened
at about yesterdays closing prices, was
easy and SOLD off under free offerings "a
&c, IA lied ga &c, ruled easier and closed
RAG lower than yesterday.
Ia oats there was moderate trade in May
but in other deliveries very little business
transpired. The feeling early was firm
but weakened and he market closed quiet.
Trading in pork WAS only moderate and
chiefly in November and January con-
tracts. October was quiet with few sales
al irregular prizes; other deliveries We're
b@71Zc lower early, but rallied again 212@
Sc and closed comparatively steady.
I he lard market was quiet and rather
dull early, with light trading at 215c de
cline. Later the feeling was steadIer and
the decline was recovered.
Short ribs were dull and little business
WAS transacted.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Filtration in Battak Land.

The Battaks are people of common origin
with the Malays and resembling them in
many respects, who live along the western
coast and in the interior of the island of Su-
matra. The district chiefs form a confedera-
ton. the strongest one among them residing
near the Toba lake. They have enjoyed the
advantages of civilization, are good agricul-
turists, have an original system of writing,
and take care to have their children instruct
ed in such arts and knowledge as they ap-
preciate, and yet they eat enemies who are
taken armed and criminals Of certain class
AS sentimental people in western countries
practice in a Language of flowers" so the
young people of either sex among the Bat
taks correspond by means of a language Of
leaves The leaves themselves have no sig
nifcance, but their names. modified perhaps
within the bounds of poetic license. indicate
or rhyme with the word which the CORE
spondent wishes to suggest. \ ork Star.
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Y.&L.s. MUNsELL. N. DIS
]. ADA ST. JOHN, Nj. D.
DIR. E. EMMA C0BB

phone No u Is II
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-04

Even more remarkable than the myths
about rats are some of the ancient legends
about mice. Readers of classical and mediae-
val literature will remember scores of these,
including quite number in which mice have
been mentioned, a. typical of the soul There
is the story of the servant maid, who fell
asleep on the couch. While she was asleep a
red mouse ran out of her mouth, and she at
once went into a comatose condition. Her
fellow servants coming in supposed that she
was dead, and had the body removed to an
other apartment to be prepared for burial
Shortly afterward they were surprised to see
a red mouse enter the room where the girl
had been lying and run up and down as if in
search of something. Failing in its search,
the little animal disappeared, and the girl
never revived
Another version of this mouse myth says
that when a man goes to sleep thirsty his
soul, in the form Of a mouse, will leave his
body in search of drink. and that the death
Of the sleeper while the mouse is absent is a
very probable event. 1t is related that three
Bohemians while on journey lost their way
in dense forest They were too thirsty to
sleep, so searched high and low for a spring.
AT last one got excessively tired. lay down
and fell asleep. While the other two men
were searching they saw white mouse rush
through a thicket to a concealed spring.
They followed the mouse, drank with it, and
then saw it return to the sleeper and enter
his open mouth. The men awoke the sleeper
and upbrai,led him for being so idle as TO
send his soul to look for drink instead of
making the search himself st. Louis Globe
Democrat
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Esrvest Excrrsions-Low kzrc<.

The Santa Fe route VIII sell, on August
and ~, September 10 and II, and October
:, 1883, rouud-trip excursion tickets ~
greatly reduced rates-about one fare for
round trip from Wichita 10 all points in
Texas. Panhandle of Texas. Colorado
New Mexico. Utah. Wyoming, Idaho
and Montana. Tickets are good for
thirty days from date OF sale. with stop
overs allowed At pleasure on return trip
Parties desiring 10 make q thirty days
trip TO any OF the western mountain re
sorts. including Las Vegas Hot Springs
Colorado Springs. Cascade Canon, Mani
tou, Green Mountain Falls. etc, can save
money by taking advantage OF The low
rates on the Harvest Excursion dates. For
ticket rates and other information, call on
W D. Nurdock, agent a, I. & ) +. Z
r. or address
GEO. T. NICHOLSON.
G. z. j. I. A., a, I. x 5. +. X r
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Knights Tempiar Trienniai ConcIave at wash
ington. D. C.. in October

Mount Ollvet commandery No. 10.
knights Templsr, Wichita. Kan, have
selected the Missouri Pacific railway and
Nandalia n Pennsylvania route over which
to make their pilgrimage To Washington,
ID. {. They will leave mere on October
at l2:l5 p. M, on special Pullman palace
buffet sleeping cars which viii run
through 20 Washington without change.
arriving ut destination on October At
l:l5 p. IN, Just forty-nine hours. This
Is over two hours quicker time than can
possibly be made by another route from
here. All those desiring to take the
Knight Templar fast train should leave
their names at once at No. l37 North Main
street and thus procure good
The fare for the
found trip will be ST. ~ and upon
payment of sl0 additional parties can re-
turn via New York and any OF the direct
lines The Pullman cars for this occasion
will be the latest improved sIeepers. and
will be supplied with well stocked buf-
fet, thus enabling passengers to procure
elegant lunches on the train at any time
they desire. Don't forget that the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway is the shortest aud
quickest line, and is the one selected by
the knights Templar of Wichita over
which TO make the journey. For further
Information cali at 49, North Main street
r. T. BLECELEY.
~ Passenger and Ticket Agent
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CONTRACTORS 81 BUILDERS
FRISCO LINE EXCURSIONS TO ST. LOUIS
AND RETURN.
st. Louis Fxposition-Sept. 4th to Oct. 10TH
Inclusive; The 1T. Louis Eair-Oct. 5th
to 18th. Inclusive,

warrant the making of special excursion
rates from all points on the Frisco Line to
St Louis and return. Round-trip excur-
sion tickets will be on sale at all stations
10 St Louis at one and one-third fare for
the round trip on dates. viz: Sept I'd, 9Th,
9th 18th, 10th. I9th, 233. 25th, 30th. Oct.
Sd. 18th and Eth; good for return five Gays
after date OF sale.
Round-trip excursion tickets will be on
sale October 9Th to 1lth. inclusive, at all
stations TO St. Louis AT one single fare for
the round trip. coed tor return on or be-
fore October l4th, 1889.
Remember that the above reduced rates
are offered by :he popular Frisco Line,
which runs double daily through pasSen-
ger trains 10 st. Louis, with no change of
cars.
The most elegant Pullman palace sleep
ers. reclining chairs ana coaches are run
on the Frisco Line.
For full particulars, regarding rates,
time schedules. etc. call upon or address
w d. Murdoch, ticket agent of the
Frisco Line. I22 North Main street. or
D. WISHART,
Gen'l Passenger Agent,
ST Louis, NO
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Parties w6o contemplate vis.f'ng To-
peka during tbs state ar sept - % ~
Inclusive should bear f. niad tie faes
that the santa Re Route" i ss.il .YcEsr-
500 tickets daily. commanding sunday.
September Is. snd continuing Gnt.s -Atur-
day. September -. Tnsse fickets w!ll -
on sale from al points 10 kz1.as a. pns
fare for tie round trip. with pres u At-
mission c0upau 20 ceats} aided Tickets
viii be limited Tor return ca or bs,sre
Ao1dsy. SeVtemter = No on~ should
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running ss many th,Dlgn express trans
into Topeka a ths 4 7. * = r X K
Evrry tse<!y interested "a tbs growth AID
dess.Up.usnt II Kansas should tAAs Sd
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