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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-08
An ass in the Canadian p

AN ass in the Canadian Parlia-
ment gravely proposes to absorb the
New England States. He partly
bases his advances in that direction
on the alleged fact that "the expert.
msnt of Republican government
has ever proved a practical failure,
and that there are strong indications
that the dissolution OF the United
States is imminent" The United
States government failure! The
man must be weak minded.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-08
The Oregon Pacific.
Oregonisn.|

UrcRoniAn.I
The Corvallis Times says, is quiet
ly rumored that the Oregon Pacific
road will soon so int, other hands and
be built with cash instead of badly.
kept promises, and lawsuits, or words
TO that effect. The history of this
enterprise since it's Etss inception.
nearly twenty years ago. has been un.
fortunate III many respects. ard ne
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-08

Ierrltory OF ldsho. County of Alturas, SIS:
l, }. Nj. BuRKErr, Cashier of the aboye-namea
oank, do soielnnly swtar that the abo"e statement
il true TO the best Of my knowledge and belief
J. NJ. BURkETr, Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to before inc this T,h dsy
of March. 1879. w IL WATT
Notary Public, Alturas Co.
.Correct--Attest:
A. WHITMAN. \
P. A. REGAIN Directors
j. NJ. KlNNEAR.)
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-08
Motice.-Timber Culture,
U. S. LAND OFFICE, HALEY. IpAH.

U. S. LAND OFFICE, HALEY, IDAHo,)
February IS, 1889. !
Complaint having been entered at this Office bv
John c. Cunningham against William Mccormick
for failure to comply with law to timber
cnltnTe entry No lac: dated August 18th. 1884
upon the : 4 CT the sW 4 of section 8, township
south, range 10 east, i'll Alturas county. Idaho
with view to the cancellation of said entry
nick. has failed to break or cause to be broken
tive acres OF ground or any other amount on said
tract of land up to the present time. and has
FAILED to plant any trees said land, the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Once on the 2Sth day Of March. 1899 at 10 oclo *
a. m, TO re pond and furnish testimony concern.
ing said alleged failure.
G. o. STOCKSLAGER, Receiver
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-08
Notice tor Publication,
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO, !

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IpAHo,)
Jan. 3, 1889. I
Notice is hereby given that the following n am ed
settler has filed notice of his Intention to ma he
mai proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re-
ceiver at HALEY, Idaho, on March 20, 1881, viz
Anna b. Becker, for the NE u NE \ Section 81
township north, Range 1S east. She names the
following witnesses to preve her continuous resi-.
dence upon. and cultivation of, said land, viz:
John Crosslin, Samuel johnson, D. L. Gray and
H. Durham, all of HALEY, Idaho.
H. .. BILLINGS, Register
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-08
DIR ECTOR s.:

o. d. BALDWIN, President Fourth National Bank, Ne. yorL
X CARAVAN COMBES, President Exchange Fire ms Co. -
e. A. QUlNTARD, President Citizens Savings Bank
John STRaTTON, Vice Pres. St Nicholas Bank
WIN d. SNOW, Secretary Am. Loan and Trust Co.,
HENRY c. ROBINSON, of Porter Bros & Co.,
WMeB FULLER, with Fl. B. Cafin & Co,
HENRY b. PIERCE, of Hutchinson Pierce Co.,
"A. L. SOULARE Pres Ger Am. Real Estate Title Guar Co..
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-08
st. Patrick's Ball in BrOadfOrd

Mrs. French, of Broadford, will
give St. Patrick's Ball and supper
at her hotel in Bradford. the night
Of the 18th inst. The people of Wood
River are cordially invited to attend.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-03-08
OFFICE q:

President-R. CARMAN COMBES
Vice Presdents-JOHN STRAITON, J. F. MORSE
Medical Director-E u. WHEELER, MD.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
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FALL AND WINTER OF 1889.

With the coming of the cold the New Store
pushes to the front rank with supply of goodsin all its
departments that places it, usual in the lead Never before
able forward with such splendid stock and
feel confident that preparations for fall and
received with confidence enthusiasm and pleasure Our Dress
Goods department especially has had delof attention
paid TO 1t and atfer ourselves that oune of Fall Goods
equal be found the We have
made special study of the best and believe that the
ectons made will be appreciated Our Cloak Department full
and complete and both ladies' and children be fitted perfectly
both regarding style and price Our stock OF Ladies' Hose
is in and the prices have such that all classes ana kinds
of people be suited easily Our Notion Department
repete with all the latest ideas in d and novelties that have
into fashion, and be depended lead usual
in this line. Blankets and comforts
have large stock which is entirely and be
surpassed price anywhere Our Carpet Departments
beats the world We the with
stock of all the and brightest pattern Wiltons
Moquettes Brussels Three Phys and IngrnS The patterns of
these carpets all and be- depended upon being the
latest in the markets We also offer excellent line of
Rugs and Oil Cloths low figures especially for the fall
and winter trade In fact, will conclusion that in pre-
senng compliments do with the conscious
that will be able do better by you during the
than before and will work harder keep
your patronage at the New York Store
CASH HENDERSON. 132 North Main Street
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
s.THFY,RE KILLING ME-

About ESQ o'clock last night lively
racket occurred at the corner of Water and
Douglas, the contestants for pugilistic
honors being George Morgan, Lew Lawson
and Harry Hill. 1t seems that short
time ago a man arrived in the city from
Peabody and wanted to sell team of
horses at Hiil's barn. Not meeting with
success there he went TO Morgan's stable
and succeeded in selling his team. Hear
ing of the sale Hill sent man to Morgan's
stable TO get the horses, but he was driven
away by one OF the latter's men. Last
night, az the time mentioned, Eth drove
up to the corner of Douglas and Water and
engaged IN war Of words with Morgan,
who was standing there The words led
to blows and both men were soon engaged
IN give and take play. Lawson at this
time took hand in the affrsy and as the
contestants had staggered into the drug
store Lawson picked up a small weight
and holding it in his hand commenced be-
laboring Hill over the head. IL was not
long before the latter cried enough and
asked to be taken care of. He was taken
home carefully in hack aud his wounds,
which were not serious, attended TO. Nor
gan and Lawson were placed under arrest
and will have their hearing this morning.
The drug store suffered TO the extent of a
broken show case and several broken bot
tiae
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
CORNFIELD RUNAWAY.

Colonel Hutchinson on Tuesday took a
trip twenty five miles south on his gig.
When nearing the end of his journey he
thought he would go through a big corn
field, it being the NEAR cut" and the pro
prietor did not seem to be around. Started
the horse down between two rows and
everything want along nicely for a min
ute, when a big ear of corn hit his horse on
the back and he started to run. When the
running commenced the corn whipped the
horse worse than ever and the horse was
frightened all the worse. The colonel was
getting knocked around on all sides. hands
and arms badly bruised up but he did not
want the horse to get away from him
when he was twenty-five miles from home.
So he stuck TO it and after quarter Of an
hour spent in circling around the immense
corn forest be reached the prairie. He
did not volt long, for he had no desire to
see the owner at that time. The cornfeld
looked very much like New York cyclone
had struck it.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
STATE OFFICIALS

Governor l.. l. Humphrey and Secretary
of State William Higgins arrived last
evening and are stopping at the Metropole.
They came in over the Frisco from Au-
gusua where they attended the reunion
yesterday, where Governor Humphrey de-
liyered an address They stated last even
ing that they would probably leave about
noon today for Mcpherson to spend day
at the Mcpherson county fair, swing
around at Topeka about Saturday. Gov
ernor Humphrey stated last evening that
he had often been in and out of Wichita
and he had never had a fair chance for a
good look at the city and he had often
thought of coming down and spending s.
day or two looking around so he would be
fully acquainted with 8 city that from
clearing house reports. does over double
the business OF any other city
in the state He would enjoy
taking the swing around the city
this time but he feared the programme for
the week would scarcely admit OF it.
Concerning Kansas affairs he remarked
that everything seemed 10 be going along
very smoothly the most stirring thing in
his department at present the appoint
ment OF judge for the sixth judicial dis
triet, the vacancy, calling for al appoint
ment to be made on the Is instant. There
seems TO be considerable interest in the
matter and according to the general rule
more than one man an applicant.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

Some changes n the program of Repub
lican meetings IN the county were made
Yesterday and q corrected program Is q:
follows:
Mount Hope, Greeley township. Monday
October Il Speakers: =. r. Mussellel
and \. Z, Harmon.
Goddard, Attica township. Tuesday
October IS. Speakers: q. ". C. Jones and
\. Helm.
Furley. Lincoln township "Wednesday
October Is. Speakers: 7. B. Wall and
W ;. Morris.
Greenwich, Payne township, Thursday
October Il. Speakers: Z B. Jewstt and
:. J. Howe.
Derby, Rockford township, Friday. &c
tober Is Speakers: George l. Douglas
and Il. Gordon.
Cheney, Morton township. Saturday,
October 70. Speakers: O. 4 Bentley and
J. E Henley.
O. c. school house, Delano township,
Wednesday, October Ii Speakers: o. Il.
Bentley aud Emmett Callahan.
Park school house, Grant township,
Monday. October q Speakers: y. Z.
Harmon and ". E STANLEY.
All the above meetings viii De held a.
night. Tire central committeeman from
the respective townships will make al
proper srrau gements foE these meetings.
j z HENLEY,
Ch'm'n Republican Central Com.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
PROUD EMpoRIA.
Happy Over the Grand Success Of Their Enter
fainmens List Night.

The people Of Emporia Avenue 81 Il
church are quite happy over the grand
success of their entertainments last night.
as well they might be. The Grand opera
house seldom affords a finer audience
of people or a 2rander sentainment.
The entertainment was free one and OF
course drew a full house OF the most IN
telIigent and appreciative people Of Wlch-
ita-
The program as published in the EAGLE
was rendered, with few changes or
additions, which were very happy ones
and greatly added TO the interest CT the
entertainment. Mrs. Clara Haven. music
teacher, was substituted for smother part,
and won great applause by her most ex-
cellent execution of an instrumental solo.
Miss Lottie Buffers recitation was a
great success. and was the first piece that
took the house By storm But the crown
ing effort Of the evening was the recitation
of Miss Ida Manassa, which was indie
scribably grand. and should be heard to
realize its great merit Wichita shouid be
proud of such talent
In the line of music, Prof Camp won
the house. He was on the program for
one piece, but the audience would scarcely
give him Up after the third piece.
Each part of the program is deserving OF
more than passing notice, did time and
space permit The next entertainment or
the series-w hich will be free-wiu take
place two weeks later. when Miss Manassa
and Prof. Camp will again be on the pro-
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
GAS MAIN EXTENSIONS.

Some parties on Fairview avenue have
been figuring VITA the gas company for an
extension Of mains 10 tina. part OF the city.
The matter Is under consideration now
aud whether or not the arrangement can
be made so the mains can be put down this
fall viii be determined in a few days
The company IS now making an extern
sion on Topeka avenue 70 Thirteenth street.
This viii be completed IN few days. This
completes the mains so far ordered By the
council, or at least completes the extern
sions where the company according 10 the
original franchise IS compelled TO 60
The superintendent OF the gas company
stated yesterday that the company could
get ready for paving on Market street II a
few days. They would have everything
ready By the time Is was desired By the
council for paving purposes.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
ALLEN G. JOHNSON,

At the regular meeting OF Sunfower
lodge No. So, A T. s. \. Mon the West
Side-held on Tuesday evening, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, God. in whom we trust, has
seen fit to call 20 heavenly reward our
worthy and beloved brother, Allen e.
johnson. mem Der of Sunfiower lodge No
Sc, \. f. & A NJ. and feeling most sorely
his death and absence from among Us,
therefore be it
Resolved, 1st, That in his death this
lodge has lost worthy and respected
member. and the city devoted christian
citizen; and,
Resolved, I'd, That while we ali mourn
his loss most sadly, yet the Temem brauce
OF his life and walk among us as mason
and a christian is an inspiration to US al
to walk and live better.
Resolved, 81. That IN token OF our love
and respect for Brother A. G. johnson, the
charter and jeuels of our lodge be draped
in mourning for period of thirty days
from the date OF these resolutions: and
that a copy of these resolutions &c sent for
publication TO all the daily papers OF this
city, and that copy OF me same De sent to
the bereayed family.
". J. TULL-
: p Howard, Com.
j. ,. GARRISON,
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
LITTER CARRIERS Rail-.

The third annual ball OF the letter car
riers of Wichita will be given October Is
ST a. O. L. W. hall. The following are
the committees having the affair in charge:
On arrangements-J. W. Wright Park
C. HAYS. William Bartrim, John W.
Belcher and Harry F. Dean.
On invitation-W. c. Doanelly. John
I.een. E B. Walden. F. l. Cummings, G.
C. Lilly, C. E Streeter, s. L johnson and
Phillip d. Munseil-
Reception-Frank B. Smith, Frank
Fisher, Park c. Hsys, D. C. Bates. Seba
N. Tucker, J. IL Wright, c. D. Davis,
Harry Joy Morris and John T. Mcdonald
Floor commitree-W. l. McBee, H r
Bancroft. L. j. Whiteker, Z B. Smith. W
P. Bishop, A W. Lyons, Charles l. Ken
nedy. W. E Barlow, W. G. Hungate and
L. C. Robinson.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
GRAIN MOVING.

The Missouri Pacific offices report a
marked increase Of freight with in the last
few days. Grain moving very fast and
demand now for eighty cars for grain
above the capacity of the road. AT no
time in the history Of the road was there
such a demand for transportation.
The Frisco people also report much
traffic business, especially demand for
grain cars. They are behind already and
orders are coming in without much hust-
ling
A Santa Fe man said yesterday that
they had talked more about shipping
grain during the last week and had more
business of that kind in that time than il
the preceding six weeks. It was his esti-
mate that part Of the immense crop in
this state was commencing TO move and
from railroad standpoint he was glad to
see an increase of business.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10

Tank kee will give course OF lectures
at the First Methodist church beginning
next Monday 1ighE. There viii be nine
lectures in all. Tank hee is the best lee
rurer in the country on China and the
Chinese" he has nos; wonderful co.,
lection OF curiositfes Illustrating life and
customs in China His illustrations are
valued al 5000 AID his coming viii De a
rare oppoT.uuit7 for the people q this city
20 become acquainted with the country Of
Tie CeIes-ial=''
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
THE ART OF FRYING AT THE COOKING
SCHOOL.

Yesterday Mrs. E. P. Ewing gave her
third lesson IN cooking in the old high
school building There were about one
hundred ladies present, who thoroughly
enjoyed the lesson. Frying was the sub
subject and Mrs Ewing did justice to her
subject. Fish. potatoes, chickens and oys-
tiers were fried and the ladies who were
present can tell whether they were good or
not. At any rate everything was consum-
ed. The next lesson will be on Monday,
and all who are fond of salads. and who is
it that is not. are invited to come and par
take of shrimp, salad, potato salad. cab
bage salad, chicken salad and celary salad.
On wednesday morning at 10 o'clock Mrs.
Ewing win repeat bread making, thus Civ
ing the students of ST. katharine's hall
and OF the academy of the Immaculate
conception an opportunity to attend.
The ladies are making a great effort TO es-
tablish cooking school her IN connection
with the industrial school and it now ap-
pears that their hopes are TO be realized
Davenport. Ia, Gazette.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
The CRY BUILDING QUESTION.

From the way the present city admins
stration has brought up, postponed. vetoed
and manipulated from time to time gen
orally this question Of a city building it
commences to look as if they had made up
their minds that if they couldn't control it
in certain interests that it shouldn't be
built at all. The EAGLE has not urged
the necessity of such building nor have
leading taxpayers in any appreciable
numbers. The matter has been one
dumped in and general way as one OF
those improvements necessary for the
rounding out of the city's character and
which therefore out to be urged forward
at time when the demand
for labor had slaekened, etc. The
people south Of the avenue claim
the city building, and at one time 1t was
so fixed, but the city council have put the
matter in such shape now that it seems
that there is little or no hope of it for the
south half of town, which is forced into
the trial with three points to support as
against one on tie north side. The EAGLE
desires now to say that this city for term
of four or five years once was held back,
its growth retarded, and hundreds OF
thousands of dollars in values destroyed,
by a north and south fight, and we don't
want any more Of them, or any pretense or
an excuse for ons The south side should
be treated fairly when it is possible
to do So That side OF the city did
its full share in securing the car works
but they were carried away north. The
south side did their full share in securing
the great packing plants and the stock
yards, etc. and the editor Of the EAGLE did
all that lay in his power to induce the 10
cation of these latter on the south of town,
but the fact that all the railroads come to-
gether on the north carried these great in
terests up there. When it came to the
county building, the finest public edifce in
the state of Kansas. the only square owned
by the county lay north, so the court house
went with the hide and horns. Here are
improvements alone costing close upon
two millions of dollars Of money, to the
securing of all of which the people
south of the avenue did their full
share. When the county building question
come up the general promise and general
understanding was that the south side
should have the city building. The EAGLE
thinks that they ought to have it. Having
once located it south it was mistake to
have disturbed it, but it is greater mis-
take to fix the thing so as to practically
cut off all opportunity by putting forth
proposition that Is equivalent to one
against three or three to one against the
south. We have discussed this matter with
no one and there is no call for any discus
sion now, only a plain statement OF facts
which everybody north and south cannot
fail of compromising.
Let US be fair and honorable with every
body. especially fair and honorable with
ourselves as people.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
WICHITA N THE AMERICAN BANKER.

The American Banker. in its write up Of
the bankers meeting st Kansas City, re-
fers 20 Wichita as follows: Wichita was
represented at the convention BIZ five out
of ten banks in that city. Among these
present whom we had the pleasure a
meeting was L D. Skinner, cashier % the
State national bank This bank shows a
capital of sloo coo with surplus and urads-
yided profits of st2 81. - add has deposits
20 the amount OK SS.sS, 5a6 50 The resources
of the bank are s6l6 co. az
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10

John B. M1dd. Of tGIs csFT, hes wordsr-
ful cas He assisss In tas cara o. breed Of
chickecA During tie CAP b - eftsa seeo
scratching W insects isr t.-sEa. which they
spyxecia1e. and bringing taeGl aries. whlcs
they refuse 70 eat. ~ night tee ees sua ths
old nea divide tbs honor ef zovr-1ax tEsrs-
Es 10 also on good terms ~f.a tbs etsser Esrs,
and especially with shs Cd oscssrei, AID
strokes bis SIDES against them n TIE n-ost
familiar way Es passes nearly al 81 ais
tine with the poultry, and tlsy ssern 70 isvs
rs conpazioGsl1ip.- .fazphis 1fo.i Regis.sr.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
A PREMATURE STATEMENT.

Dick Ryan. an old Louisville newspaper
man, who left here for Wichita when the
boom was at its highest, has sold his in
terest in the Mirror, a Sunday journal
founded by him at that place. and speaks
of returning TO Louisville. Dick belongs
TO the Oliver Lucas school OF Journalists,
and has many warm friends here. Louis
Vile Commercial
Paragraphs similar to the above are 60
ing the rounds of the press without any di-
rect authority. Mr.. Ryan will not go to
Louisville or any other place If better op-
portuniries for newspaper work are offered
in Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
MARRIED..
JoHy KELLEY, Secretary.

At the residence Of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs C. &. Frank, II5o South
Topeka, Mr.. A. Cooper AID Miss Anna
Frank, By the Fer. : l. Hamilton The
wedding took place az o ciock p IT. az
tended oaly By the immediate fr1eucs.
after which the groom tocA rs fair b-s5e
70 handsome new hone which be had
prepared for her at fe-s South Water. The
kind wishes and cocgrasuIass.ns Of their
MANY friends IN the civ 30 vita shsn-
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
rHE ONE HUNDRED MILE RACE

3ir B. b Millson and Joe Henley have
agreed on the 18th inst. for hundred mile
race at the Davidson para on their wheels;
the race to commence at 3 a. u. They are
both good wheelmen and the race is long
enough to give 4 fair test Of going
and staying qualities. The wheelmen are
very much Interested ia the race and no
doubt during the closing hours the con
testauts viii be watched by good sized
. crcvli
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
Ia. D.,,usu.,. sah.er.ber.

We sre torn aszia With g-s-f pecanse l. A
Underwood has eft Weston owing - sc-n.
ss5a Teeyosernsser there explains "Wke--
abouz unknown" but Underwood cant r1-
sway from hinssaf sad ira consc.cusness ts.si
TIE man who deliberately beats friend Cd
Of 81 hcaess obzizssion Is . mean CO.'S. r
r,s.y be Urdsr~oo6 or z1Se- tse daiGes, bss'
lis reputation VII fo-io. Kin and giro hisz
away a. surely as sae o,iaT Of sx<znx---Lza-
Ir~ re- Tr~tsurs@
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10

Our rates OF advertising shall be low those OF
any other paper Of equal value as an advertising
medium 81,
ali traisient advertisements rlust be paid for in
advance.
Entered in the postof &c at v ichita second class
r,-atter and entered fox transmission through the
mails = such
Eastern office at Room Is, Tribune Building, New
York CITY and 500 The RcokeTy." Chicago, where
all contracts for foreign advertising VIII be made
and where files " The paper beseeL :. e
EeckviJh, Agent.
Readers OF the EAGLE when in New J ork City or
Chicago can see copies of the paper a. TIE olce u
cur agent AZ the address given above.
All notices for entertainments OF any kind IN
which an adrnitance fee Is required VIII be charged
IT the rae uf five cents Per line per day; and must
he classified and viii not be rUn as pure readIIS
ClGtrer-
The DAILY EAGLE can be found on sale in Kansas
City. No at the book store Of z Click, q Last 9Th
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
REGISTRATION.

The registration business increased to
some extent yesterday. There were more
than usual who called to make the pre-
liminary arrangement for voting. Many
of them had TO be transferred from one
ward to the other. IL is thought the regis
tration viii go up TO 800 with the proper
amount Of attention 70 that feature Of the
campaign.