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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02
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ms teachings il o1ewed vii add enormously TO the
,Giy small portion q the t3ples treated IN ihis
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Iar.s seSIe FouIfrv RsIsirs a. Bus neSs: Feeling
Period; Preparing Sests Sittsrs; Spring Breeding Of
Good ana Cheap lneub&rors; How 20 Eslss Ar.ifeay-
Matched Chickens CAP ouzlng; Packing ESss Nsrkst;
Fountains snd Gram Chests Eggs and Pul cts Preserving
kos s Ses Lsr I Es Ese e cc 5 f FoE
etc; the Plymouth Rocks; the Wyendotssi he Brown
ne Hs srs: tbs Bnf CScius he
VIA Caebins. tie wits oSe-,s 80, Golden Pepsd
Hauhu-sb~; Wbits ShanehAls; the La Fechs Fowls; the
aag to Fsl Managsa,ens 4 cSIeS5ns; EnS Poultry;
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a. oS n 80 -, - ,,1 who owns scrs ~
more Of lad can afford to 10 w:,Aouttt.
EVeryhcdy's Law Eoos. as sonP 6 s sSB:a
and dShie>tlc Law, BY aprtulrsas member CT the New
laws snd the laws Of tue severul stes regarding Adj
~ nistratogs sad Ezscpors Ata.lsviis, Agencs agree
oangs Cheeks aud Proniissgry tss Sis OF sse Cat-
Eel M,,rtgag 5, CEeHs and Aliens, Common Carriers
ContrJc s. Deeds shd MoEcsgts Of & al Is
tate. Des ent ad DisrioFttos Dover, Essn snf Exep
9ps' Earm,ts !S fenss Exnrf fs STnishmen
KIM Homestead ehptnrs. Husband Wife, Iafants
Interest ard Jsury, Landlord sni Tenant, Libe and
yor1e, Rights 81 MErri Women Master Servant,
Parent ant Chill, Psrtnership Payment gnd Tender,
ersana Properly. POKER OF Attorney. Principal and
Agent, Privileged Communications. ksrsads. Railroad
Real Estate, Receipts and Releases Rpevn Right Of
WAY Selection Trustee Process, Warranty wate Rights
Wills and Codcils. I, gCtler with complete cf
cknOwiedgTn. nts, Agreements Articles otpartnefSiip
ASSIGNMENTS Award OF Arttrators Bills eiSalt BEds
ChatSaE Mortgages Contracts, Doe. Exec utur Ad
strators' Accounts Interest be Liens Mortgages
Rsai Estate, OF Attorney. Re- eases, fae6n
Pieces Wills and COdacS, Reeiay adopted
da OF lhO who awyerS With dITeciitn rs
thslr preparation large volume of2S pages. l2mo
cover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-02
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and sie Writing. P p9ise as sies N Sgr n s ss
vaient orda vGfms>, it, Contents embracing
Etiquette. Letter WIRING Autograph Album verses
popular amoag lis asSOciatFs than polite ana
correct department. a. tlnes By tn aid q the i-
Il mains the rules OF department 81 holm
for ladies' snd EPnenen as observed b t eSt society
door iqustte, PAGES Of AnUSen-ut Social and Dinner
Parties, Etiquette OF the Bell Room Visiting Calling Re-
travelling DRIVING and Rdlns, Table Etiqaette Mailing
and Receiving fresen Lady : OIL cations 70 sntiene
austts, AT Honses Five O'Clock Teas FuSersio
bow Dress Tastefnly, ETC, etc T. DEPARTMENT az
hs-Et n-lIlSG forms tor notes and letters Cf
every kind and for al occaAions embracing both LADIES'
and ente ms corresroBdsuee gerber h rules OF Or.
til gr 'pT ecti construcIon, punctuation Style e5c
Among the SELECTIONS ToR AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS We navs
very large number II verses appropriate this oecf
one Of tbs most complete and varied collections pub
lshed-tngether win suitable fer Valentines ges
ding snulVeTsaTies bthtsy ereetnRs ard bouque. pref
neatly bound in colored covers.
10 Complete Novels by Famous
AiiJsS 90 bound in coiored covers we have pub1ishe
ten exceedingly interesting complete Novels b porusr
Secret by Mss ~ E BRADpox: The Girl a. So
Gate, bv WILR1E COLLINS; a BRIDES Tragedy. 81
Mss MULocK, The RectOr's Daughter, b. Mrs.
ANN s STEPHENS; Under TiTe's Key. ty MASx*
CECIL HAY; GABRIEL Marriage, By Enxfst
Inns; TIE BeiresS OF EsrIIscIife, by ETTA
PIEECE; The HighIfui Heir, ~ u. 2 CA roR The
by MRS NARY A. DESIsoE. In elanciBg the above
TIRE. both American and European Each OF the ten
novels * extremely interesting, though they ali
aad others Of the dramatic exciting kind Thee ten
complete novels above stated neatly bnund
.rated aud making most Delightful and very Interest,"
Ing volume.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31
WEST SIDE NEWS,
Residences Being BuiIt-At the GarfeId-Meet-
ing of Stockholders OF Watch Company
Scheme for Organizing Flour
Mill Company.

An hours ride on the West Side will re-
suit in seeing by far more improvements
than one would expect. In the vicinity of
the Garfield university over twenty-five
residences are being built. With some on
ly the foundation is in or at work on foun-
dation, while others are receiving the
plastering and finishing touches Some
frame. some brick, ranging in cost from
four to ten thousand dollars. Up to date
the Garfield Land company has sold this
spring about forty residence sites, pur-
chased expressly to build on this spring
and summer, and according to contract in
each sale no residence to cost less than
four thousand dollars. The company has
decided TO sell sixty lots on such
conditions this season and as result of
the scheme the list OF fine residences on the
West Side this year will be greatly in
creased in number.
Around the Garfield university yester-
day everything was business and pleasure,
no indications of that sort of sluggishness
that often puts in an appearance at edu-
catioDal institutions in spring time. A
number of students were planting trees
and the regulation number were giving
Oiooc q GteHtiOu W tuc HdGiOAdI game. lio
Aielders were studying long and short
hauls by experience while the fellows at
the bat were pounding the innocent ball
with vigor indicating it was an en- envy
such as needs severe treatment
The watch company held a
meeting yesterday and attended to some
very important business. Eor some time
a difference of opinion has existed among
the stockholders on some of the business
propositions connected with the factory,
which has resulted in causing vexatious
and embarrassing delay. An important
step has been taken to settle everything
amicably, and it is thought that the COM
pauy will proceed to business in q few
weeks.
A gentleman from Chicago is in the city
who is figuring with the company on rent
ing part of the building for room to estab-
lish q factory making another watch.
Definite action will not be taken for some
days.
One of the schemes of the West Siders at
present seems to be the move to put in a
-four mill near the Missouri Pacific Y.
Messrs. Martinson, Chase and Rank have
been figuring on the proposition and it is
thought that in due time will decide to
put in a Touring plant. 1t is contemplate
ed to organize company with a capital
stock of about $4,000 and commence work
on the building in time to get everything
ready for operation by late next fall or
early in the coming winter.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31
AFTER THE RONDS.

City Treasurer C. l.. Adams is receiving
many letters and dispatches inquiring
about the bonds to be sold for sewer pur-
poses. A characteristic dispatch was re-
ceived yesterday from New York, which is
as follows:
Your city bonds were offered to use to-
day by party here We wish to buy the
entire loan and will pay 103 for it. deliver
able as you wrotesus. Why is it If others can
offer the bonds, we cannot buy of you?
Answer at our expense.
In answer the following was sent: mo
person has been authorized to negotiate
our bonds. They will be ready about the
18th of May, no sooner"
From other parties similar dispatches
have been received and it would seem that
some fellows are representing they are
agents to sell the bonds, which is untrue,
as may be seen from the reply quoted. 1t
is concluded that it is evident some fel
lows hope to make some one believe they
are agents to sell the bonds with the hope
of getting something out of it.
1t would seem from the general rush for
the bonds that they are in demand, which
speaks we'll for the city.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31
IrNWARRANTED ASSUMPTION.

Editor of the Daily Eagle
\ circular was issued yesterday in Wich-
tia that purported to come from the vari-
Gus trades unions of this city and show the
Bricklayers' Union as. collectively, in &C
cord with its contents. Now the circular
referred to was put forth without the
knowledge or consent of the union, and
was an assumption of authority entirely
unwarranted. No man or men belonging
to that body have right to sign names to
any sort of public paper as emanating
from the union, unless authorized so to do
at formal meeting of the Bricklayers'
Union as a deliberative body. No such
meeting having been held, and no such
authority having been delegated to the
seti-appointed COR n 5tee who issued said
circular, it can only be characterized for
what it is, an insult TO the Bricklayers'
Union of Wichita, from whom in part it
presumes to issua. 1t refers to matters
and things with which the union has no
dealings whatever, and presumeS a knowl-
edge of matters about which the union has
no definite information. As to what it
says about the business prospects of this
city, that is an affair that rests in higher
places and in stronger hands.
The Bricklayers' Union, as a body. dis
claim any identity with the issue of the
circular above referred to.
WICHITA UNION No. l.
OF Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31
RUSHING THE WORK.

The Wichita 6 Suburban have all poles
set for their electric line from Tenth street
to Chisholm creek. They VIII commence
work tomorrow on Wichita street and
will have force of men on the Paramount
braach also. 1t is said one week more
will find all the poles set and ready TO
commence on the wire work. The poles
are Very nice and smooth aud when up a
lew weeks will be painted. Some of the
property owners on Market street were
heard expressing themselves well pleased
at the plan of putting in single row Of
poles on that street. Mr.. Emet, who is
experimenting the work, says he would
always prefer single row of poles where
the street Is wide
Some OF the wire is expected TO arrive
this week and If it can be received as fast
as needed the line VIII be ready to operate
in three or four weeks.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31
OKLAHOMA AND WICHITA.
To the Editor Of the Eagle

To the Editor OF the Eagle
In as much as hundreds of strangers are
IN our city aud thousands more coming
soon to purchase Oklahoma supplies.
would it not be good idea for our whole
sale and jopbing houses. IS well as for
many manufactures to open an industrial
exposition and trades display, to continue
say thirty days? The display at board of
trade is quite good, but farmers and citi-
zens should contribute somtthing to i'm
prove it. Our great car works, pillow works,
carriage works, packing houses, shoe fac
tories, ETC., etc, should tie open 10 visitors
every day. In fact the Peerless Princess"
the great commercial. manufacturing. ed
educational, railroad center Of the great
southwest, should put on her holiday at
tire for at least the next twenty days.
Our advertising committees should be
a. work; our real estate men should be out
with carriages and show these strangers a
better city and county than they will find
anywhere in the west. In fact. every citi-
zen should take advantage Of this splendid
opportunity 10 advance the public and pri-
vate interest Af cur great metropolis and
beautiful Arkansas Valley.
By this doing Wichita will continue 70
lead and be the only great center for all
the southwest, including Oklahoma. 5
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31
THE VOTING woNAN,s CHRISTIAN

Association are pleased to state that the
formal opening Of their reading rooms at
2l3 North Market will take place at an
early date. a cordial invitation is extend
ed 10 all interested in the work 10 visit the
rooms and assist in making them home
like and attractive. The gospel meetings
held every Sabbath at p. m, in Ply
mouth Congregational church are increas-
ing in interest. The ladies of the city are
urgently requested TO attend. A special
invitation is extended to those who are
strangers.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31
POLICE NOTES.

William Slim was arrested last night By
Officer Glover and locked up to answer 70
the charge Of being drunk and disorderly.
Upon his person was found s809.
Black Bob was the name that appeared
upon the station book for a colored man
whom Officer Stewart had found down at
Five Points and landed in the station only
after long, tough struggle.
The police are making anxious inquiries
as to the man who cut to pieces a set Of
hack harness some time Friday night.
Sam Eyerton, a drunk arrested the
night before, was the only prisoner 10 ap-
pear before Judge Dixon yesterday. lie
paid the fine assessed.
4 police call came in from Hydraulic
avenue last night about Il O'Clock; it.
however, proved to have been only little
game put up OF the police by a party OF
jewellers.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31
THE WEST SIDE WEDDING.

The wedding in high life mentioned a
few days ago, which is soon to take place
on the West Side is to be quite an affair.
The bride is the daughter of prominent
real estate agent-the groom a son of one
the professors in the university. The we'd
ding trosseau has been ordered and also
the china for the occasion. \ souvenir
is TO be presented TO each guest There are
TO be six lovely bridesmaids and the cler-
gyman has been spoken TO. Those who
are so fortunate as TO obtain an invitation
should not miss the opportunity of at
tending this rehecrhe affair.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31
DONATIONS TO ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL
FOR MARCH.

One-hundred pounds of -four, Udall
Milling company, per A. Ford; fifty pounds
-four, toilet soap and lemons, Mr.. Fred
Trush; chicken and beef steak, Messrs.
Drake and Jones; bed linen, towels and S.
cash, Mrs. DR.. Oldham: bucket of syrup
and garden seeds, Mr.. J. I. Holiday; sup
ply of milk. Mrs Houck; sack potatoes.
Mrs. Hatfield; floral plants, Mesdames
Rose and Hill; four pounds steak, Mr.. Mil
Ter; hardware, Messrs. Thompson & Schu-
maker; eggs and butter. Mrs Stockman;
roast of beef, Ripple & Duplan; field and
garden seeds, Ross Bros; floral plants,
Morton & Griffin and Mrs Fiagg: apples
and potatoes, Wichita Supply Co.; table
cover, the Boston Store The sisters and
their sick charges return thanks for the
above.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31
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Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31
WORKED ROTH

Yesterday was great day for the ward
professional burn politicians TO sun them
selves ON the corners and pluck the plums
from the sucker candidates. A rather
amusing incident is going the rounds
about one Of the Doodle buns who worked
a candidate for sum for his individual
support. 4 few days after he verbally
made similar agreement with the oppo-
nent and got a duplicate amount. Well, it
goes IN the story that the two candidates
became suspicious of the bum and COM
pared notes. One OF them is of the fight
ing stock and says with both hands up
that Mr.. Man will leave town next Wed
day or 90 home in bad condition.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31
HONE AGAIN.

Thomas l. Noble. special agent OF the
Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insurance
Company. reached the city yesterday. He
has been absent for some months on busi-
ness and pleasure, the latter coming in
partially on a trip to Washington City.
He says he has seen several presidents
besieged by Office hunters, but never saw
AIRY rush like the one towards Harrison
He insists il the president amt dead in
six months it will be because he ''suubsa
many of the hungry fellows or has con-
stitution as enduring as steel and more
lasting than brass.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31
THE STATE SILK CONVENTION

Hon. Philip Walker of the department
OF agriculture, will be in attendance at the
convention of silk growers to meet at the
board Of trade rooms in Wichita, April 10,
at D. NJ, and will address the meeting
He is the master spirit in sericulture and
comes to assist US in this the easiest, cheap
est and most productive field of labor. To
make an independent country of Kansas
we must develop her most natural indus
tries. Come out to the meeting and learn
how to do it.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

Mr. Hardy Soloman and the elevator boy
at the Sedgwick block had misunder-
standing of each others movements yes
terday and the elevator came down, by
accident, on a fine silk hat so forcibly as to
shove it down on its owners shoulders and
allsw sunshine to go through the top with
out any serious trouble.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

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Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31
For the EAGLE.
A CHANGE
The sun, now sinking low
Down In the west, his glow

Down In the west, his glow >
Abates
And. casting his bright countenance around.
Throws shadowslong upon the cooling ground
And waits
And 10th to leave the scene,
For well he knows, ween,
That now
Fair Oklahoma land has masters changed
And from the cattle barons" Is estranged,
The pillow,
Urged on by brawny arms,
VIII cut the glebe In farms,
The yelp
OF the coyote the laugh of children sweet
VIII soon suSpant. as, with small. willing feet
They help
Their father at his toll
And watch him tame the soil.
So thinks
The sun, and, trembling on the brink Of day
Half sad. yet glad then tears himself away
And sinks, Ponce"
March 90 1889
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

Mr.. L. Herman, one of the Wichita
Cracker company's statesmen, returned
last night from trip through the western
part of the state, showing considerable i'm
prevement in trade, and reports the pros
poets for good crops very encouraging and
the merchants are all in better spirits.
Mr. Herman leaves tonight for the Indian
territory where he expects g good trade,
and where very soon good trade for all
Wichita's wholesale interests is assured.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

The west side came to the front again
yesterday with lively runaway, in which
the team hitched to Williams milk wagon
played prominent part By the breaking
Of pin. the wagon bed was let down on
Chicago avenue, in front of the West side
hotel. and the team, with the front run
ming gear, continued the journey across
the river and down Lawrence avenue TO
below the Wichita s. Western track.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

Phillip Walker, of Washington, D. c.,
United States sericulturist. was in the city
yesterday on his way to Denver, Col. He
expects to return here in time to attend
the silk convention to be held at the board
of trade rooms April TO-
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

Yesterday about noon IS. o. Smith. col
lec Tor for The EAGLE, s,opfea cart A. the
corner If Douglas and Nsia- Tie rig was
Was run into By ooe 81 Hunters delivery
wazogs and = Wheel was takso Of
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31
Clippers. II.
University. 10

The Garfield University nine defeated
the a Il. G. ball club by = scors o. Ie 20 Is.
The university nine will pisY The Hlza
school Monday afternoon At 30.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

The Jury Ia this case yesterday morning
brought ia verdict 81 guilty of al az
ssnlt. Ais boDoz viii ASSESS fine % ti0a
aad costs or thirty days IL TIE county jsd
and coats. - be determined Tuesday.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

The poll books were completed yesterday
and everything is now ready for the bal
lots to fall as pure as the gentle snow-if
the comparison is not out OF season and at
the same time admissible.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31
DIED

AT his home on South Mead avenue, yes
terday morning, Mr.. VIM. Quinuell. Fu-
neral will take place this afternoon at s
o'clock from Lincoln street Presbyterian
church
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

A Denver capitalist writes friend in
this city that no place is regarded with
more favor for investments than Wickita.
Oklahoma is bearing fruit already.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

This Office sent two nice straight elm
trees to the Garfield university, which
were planted in the campus yesterday,
and which we wish named "Wichiea
EAGLE" and Peerless Princess" respect
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

The Eagle Rifles at their last meeting
Friday night agreed by vote to become
part of the Z. n. q. and have made appli-
cation to the adjutant general to that eff
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

Yesterday several prairie schooners
loaded with men, women and children and
followed by number of cows and yellow
dogs passed through the city en- route to
Oklahoma
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

The Eagle Rifles band and orchestra
will give grand ball on the night of
Easter Monday, April end. They are
preparing for big time.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

Fl. L Merrill, of Furley, was in the city
and reported sale of ten car loads OF
stucco plaster to Moore Bros. of this city.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

Dold g. Sons bought and killed $500
hogs last week. This is very satisfactory
showing, being fully up to their most san
guine hopes for business in a new market
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

Archie Mackenzie, agent for Fannie Da-
venport, was here yesterday preparing for
the appearance Of this star supported by
her own company, at the Crawford April g.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

A stalled express wagon on North Main
yesterday afternoon stopped street cars
and general traffic in that direction for
some little time.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31
REDrCRD RATES

G.. II. Hscket, manager of the Western
Union office. this city, yesterday addressed
letter to the editor Of the EAGLE in
which be said: "The Western Union Tel
egrgph Co. recognizing the claim Of the
Peerless Princess as a commercial center
have again reduced their rates % rrinci-
pal points" He also enclosed list o. re-
auctions in which rates formerly quoted
at - cents were reduced 20 90 cents, those
81 90 70 70 cents. and those at 60 cents 20 80
cents The cut IN night rates was in pro-
portion.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

Niederlander reports that since the
opening of the Territory there are numer-
Gus applications by mail for bargains in
Wichita real estate
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

The school board is booked for a meet
ing tomorrow night but it is said that it is
possible quorum will not be present ow-
ing to the fact that it is near Tuesday.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

The directors. of the city hospital are
to occupy the Kellogg building, near the
corner of Waco avenue and Pine street.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31
To ADVERTISERS.

our rates FOR advertising shall be SIS low as those
of any other paper OF equal vsiue as an ao'ertshs
medium
All transient advertisements must be paid ,or In
advance. z..ous o,o.,
matter and entes red for transmission through The
mails a. SUCH Yyus,. NJ
Work where all contracts for foreign advertising
w.ll be made and where files OF the paper can DC
seen g. c. Beckwfth Agent.
All notices for entertainments OF any klno IN
which an admittance fee required will be charged
al the rate Of five cents per line per day; ana must
be classified and will not be run as pure reading
matter.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

W. A Harr, the genial clerk at Hotel
Carey, who has been quite i'll for several
days, is again able to be out.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-31

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Del
trich was buried yesterday from the home
of its parents, No. 219 South Topeka ave-