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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12

Moores case before the manager. 1t resulted
in his taking the young widow into his CON-
pany, and she is row leading lady and a
great favorlte with the company. She has
been all over Europe. The troupe were taken
to Russia ct the command of the car, and
have played in Germany, using the German
language.
The little actress does not take her children
with her. They are in Englan being edu-
Gated where Mary Moore is SO well known
both from her talents and beauty, and on ac-
count of the plucky manner in which she has
taken hold and made herself Independent.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12

PEELED to face the inclement elements and
| night air, IN which the dread microbe
turks. It bids fair to extend to wider field
| of operations Those at present VINO are
reported on the list of the afflicted: Mau.
rice V1ele. Dean Garden, Hamilton
Schroeder. Fred. Baldwin, Shirley Schoeler,
Will Hoffman, Harry Sheppard, Sherman
Skinner and Harry Dunbar. Among The
| feminine sex, Miss Mary Hall is said to be
suffering from very serious attack OF the
| malady; Misses Minnie and Ida Skinner
and many Others are victims of the infu-
| enZa.
The Ohio society Of Wichita held its Sec
| ond monthly reunion Tuesday evening at
DR.. Stevens pretty little hail on Water
street. The room was comfortably filled
with members of the society and their
| friends and the following delightful pro-
gram was given:
| Whispering Winds. piano. Bruce Priddy
| Clan Ohio, original poem.
Waltz in a fiat, Moszkowski, piano.
.....................M Miss NJ, l.. Pond
Scene from Moliere's Miser . Miss
Alta Virgins and W. 2. Cleveland
Miserere. Gottschalk, piano. .....
....-..............Mi Miss Jessie Clark
Bret address. 49,; DE stevenson
"reminiscences of Alice and Phoebe
The exercises were ell good and were
much enjoyed The hope was expressed
that residents of Wichita from Indiana,
Kentucky. Illinois and Iowa would sform
similar societies this winter and give the
Ohio society an opportunity TO entertain
them.
The following program was rendered by
the Crescent society OF the High school on
Friday afternoon, January 10, 1890:
Recitation. Nine Tales Of Cat,
Della Coen.
Essay. ....... Biography of BENZ. Franklin.
Mamie Hoover.
Recltatlon. line Fainter or Seville,
Mary Duncan.
Essay. Great Results From Small Things,
Ida Joseph.
Reading. IA sea voyage,
Harry Iullea.
Recitation. ...............W Way Down East,
Erwin Taft.
Maggie Parker.
First Half the Iris. Herbert Levy
Recita9ion. Cupid Swallows
Noma Jones.
Essay Biography of Sir Issac Newton,
Carrie Shy.
Agnes Conway.
Essay. ...................Mo Motives to Study,
Richard Bird.
Recitation. Angels of Beuna Vista,
Ida Auchmoody.
5 'cond Half Paper. Lula Sheppard
Essay. .......... .......... Conversation,
Emma Koehler.
Instrumental Duet. Flora Caswell -.
..................-... .and Joe katZ
Recitation. .......L Larry O'Dee and Widow
MCGEE,
Sadie Caldwell
Essay. Doing Our Part.
Mary Burd.
Report of the Critic. go. Florence Mccoy.
The exercises were good and many visi-
tors were present. The two papers were
and appreciated. Miss
tragic selection was touch
ing and well rendered. Florence Mccoy
gave a good critics report and offered
some important suggestions.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12
IN LEASH.

Once in the warren they can only get out
Through q trap that opens into the runway
leading 10 the coursing field. At turn in
stack of straw or boughs-to conceal a man
and two dogs. This man is the slipper u
who stands holding the dogs. AT the further
end of the field are certain number of ''es-
capes." During the week previous to the
meeting the rabbits are driven out of the
warren through tue runway and down the
field, where they learn the Escapes" This
is to give Jack Rabbit the best possible chance
for his life and makes the sport more excit-
ing
Dogs are trained for rabbit couring just
as man is trained for athletic games. The
fat is reduced and muscle developed as much
rs possible. Greyhounds develop great
speed. The race is usually quite equal be-
tween the rabbit and the hound, for though
the hound may move the faster, the rabbit
can turn much quicker. In close chase the
latter makes frequent turns, the hound every
time shooting onward for some distance III
the direction he is running before being able
to get the hare's new course.
The dogs are made TO play at game OF
points hike football or baseball teams The
dog that gets away first scores one point,
and the dog that kills the rabbit scores two.
The fastest dog is not so likely to score kill
ing points as the dog behind him, for in his
eagerness he is liable at the death to go be-
You'd his prey and the next dog comes UP and
does the finishing. II the rabbit finds an
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12
SOCIETY At GUTHRIE.

GUTHRIE, Ok, Jan. Q, 1890.
| Society is taking much needed rest
| since the holiday festivities, and at the
! same time recuperatlng and getting IN
| trim for increased activity that Will con-
| t!nue until the Lenten season comes with
! its sackcioth and ashes The first of the
year was duly observed with all the de-
hghtlul surroundings customary upon
! similar occasions in the etfete east. The
ladies were handsome and hoSpItable, the
toilets beautiful as poets dream, the
musiz soft and ravishing as it vibrated on
the perfumed air, and the champagne
sparkling with Joy and good cheer.
The struggle for social supremacy goes
bravery on, ana the result will prove here,
As elsewhere, III the survival of the httest.
The popularity of the large entertainments,
| even though they be for chartablepurposeS,
is on the wane. The Objectionable ele-
ment will get i'll despite the oft repeated
statement that invitations are anly issued
TO the select and the lie beau monde prefer
to stay at home, rather than take the
probable chance Of meeting some one not
good form.
The new game now being played among
the ladies is called "freeZe-out," and in
popularity bids fair TO supercede all other
fashionable feminine pastimes. Rumor
says a society is TO be organized for the
purpose OF initiating those not versed in
the intricacIes of this fascinating but
rather dangerous game. But it scarcely
seems necessary, as every lady who has
taken d hand yet has proved an
expert. playing the game to a
successful termination, regardless of per-
sonal friendship or past favors The dan
ger Of the game lies in the unlocked for re
coil that comes back on the player, when
all flushed with supposed victory, she
discovers her enemy, or perchance her best
friend, is playing Lhe same game and hold
ing the winning caris. 1t is tnen that the
lowest temperature In the game IS reached,
freezing the very marrow In the bones of
the player. The gentlemen have as yet
taken no hand in these charming pleas
antries, but it is whispered about that
they are directing the movements Of some
of the fair players.
The cloud that appeared above
the social horizon about
fortnight ago, between two leading
factions, and or time threatened a social
upheaval. shows a silvery lining in the fact
that one faction can not exist and be So
cial success without the assistance and
support of the other, hence a compromise
Is on the taps.
A literary and social organization, to be
composed of the select few" in which the
social lines will be distinctly observed, is
quietly being planned.
The Pioneer Progressive Euchre club
was entertained last Thursday evening at
the Women's Exchange by one of Guthrie's
handsome bachelors, Mr.. }. d. Hull The
Exchange is likely to prove fashionable
resort for clnb parties and entertainers
who are limited as TO house room.
A delightful musicale was given Friday
last by Hon. and Mrs. VI. W. Reynolds at
their new home at Edmond. Invitations
We're issued TO large number OF friends in
this city. Kicking Bird" has the inside
track for the position OF the first secretary
M Oklahoma MARION
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12

ESCAPE be goes free. for the escapes an
barge enough 70 let the RABBIT through bu;
not the dog. The killing Is done BY tbs dog
taking the rabbit in his ssasa BY tie back Of
the neck and breaking It's bssrah bone with bis
jaws Trained onSs DO not injure rabbit
after killing it
The Eastern Co-rsing club have secured
the services of en- experienced man n RABBIT
coursine. vino followed 1T in England for
tw---- ysa-s> He n VI Js-'ss BLACK snd
recently came from the Cd country. Nv h0
long been the xosx tacoons cours1 n keE..
England, owning number Of dogs and tram
ing others fer gentlemen who love sas sport
The Eastern club ran across Mr.. Black soo1
alter he came o~er and ssc1red sirn 70 tnE
service. But while 10 law ins<rferss with
coursing II Englaad, sucn is uot the case In
America, and Mr.. BsacS has several uInes
been brought up for breaking the Law
agzinS Il.
II England hs-ss Are always used NJ cosES
ing. There two 6izereas uletroSs ere II
voCGe-ia Sa open and II an i1czosesa nsssd
Tre 0rea . Szzad WIRE tsersasf saotxaf aA<o
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12
RABBIT COURS[NG.
How the Timid- animals Ars
Chased for Fun.
OPPOSITION TO THE SPORT.

Il Has, However, Secured Quite q Foot
hold in the East and Has Always Been
Popular in the West-Some Interesting
Information.
When the nephew Of the late Henry Bergh
was ousted from the presidency of the Society
for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, in
New York, one Of the points raised against
him was his action in trying to prevent rab-
bit coursing. However this may be, the so
ciety has continued its opposition. but the
Eastern Coursing club has managed, in spite
of interference, to hold its own, and the sport
ton.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12
LAST NIGHTS FIRE.

This morning at 2;45 the fire alarm was
turned in from the corner of Douglas and
Lawrence, which proved to be fire in the
rear of the Model barber shop. The sup
position is that the fire caught from the
furnace. The fire boys were promptly on
hand and had the blaze under control be-
fore it got fairly started The fire was
first discovered by passing officer. 1t is
impossible to estimate the damage which
Will, in all probability, be slight
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

First Presbyterian church-Services to-
morrow at IL a. m. and $50 p. m, The
Rev. Dr. Hewitt will conduct both SER
vices. Sabbath school ct 9.3l a. N Young
PEOPLES Society of Christian Endeavor
meets at 5.l5 p. N. There VIII be evangel-
istic services IN the church every night
next week, except Saturday, at 1880 O'Clock.
The pastor will preach every night, except
MONDAY. A cordial invitation is extended
to the public to attend these services.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12

to En- gland to
ch arm the Eng
lish. S he was
the wife of a play
wright whose plays
Charles Wyndhaui
put on the stage
VITA success, but
he gave himself up
to the flowing bowl
ard died, leaving
his wife with two
babies and herself
to care for.
She applied TO
Mrs. Wynd h a m,
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12
Para6oxical.

Ethel-Oh, papa, why did you invite
that undertaken here?
Papa-Whom do you refer to, my
dear?
Ethel-Thst solemn looking man talk
ing with mamma.
Papa-Why, that's Squibs, the pro-
fessional humorist-Epoch.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12

Too Much Society Last Week Seems tc
Have Worked a Detriment to ThlS--Ar
Absence of the Usual Number of Sur
prise Parties, a Wedding. Several Card
Parties, Society Gossip, the Aristocratio
Malady in the Swim, the Guild Tea, the
Shakespeare Club and the Ohio So
ciety, the Dances, Prospective Enter
ments - Arrivals, Departures, Per-
sonals--Oklahoma Social Swim.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12
WICHITA BAR ASSOCIATION.

The second annual meeting OF the Wich-
ita Bar association will be held on next
Tuesday, January Is. 1890 at $50 O'Clock
p. M, at the district court room. There
will be an address by the president and an
election of officers for the ensuing year
II. c. SLUSS, President.
DEAN GORDON, Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12
Gone with the Toy Pistol.

Three years hence it will be hard task to
find cigarette ON sale. They have gone with
the toy pistol, the young men of the country
having at last been convinced OF their bane-
full effects on the system. One-fourth Of the
cases Of insanity were traced directly to cigar
sttes-Detroit Free Press
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12
THE COUNTY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

Prof. D. S. Pence, county superinten-
dent. has a number of letters from teach
ers in the county promising to be spresent
ut the meeting of the Teachers associa-
ton to be held on the 18th inst. He is of
the opinion that the attendance will be
much larger than usual and that the
meeting, Judging from the program, will
be of far more interest than the average.
Is inclined to think that the attendance
will be larger than that of any county
association TO be held in the state, but
this is on the quiet and can be estimated
better after the returns come in. The
program for the meeting is as follows:
10:45-Reading of minutes and misceI.
laneouS business.
PAPER. Observation-Disclosures School Discipline
Florence Flower.
Disc1ssion-F. c. Adams, Viola; l.. c.
Springer. Derby; Mrs Geo. Z. Clark,
Valley Center.
1:l5-Music.
Paper. Energy. with Illustrations
;. l.. Davis, Wichita High school.
Discussion-W. :. Williams. Maize: c. Z.
Kendall. Colwich.
Music.
Address. The War OF the Rebellion as
Factor in our Educational Progress
Hon. J. VI. BlosS
Music.
Address Geo. w Winans
Miscellaneous business and roll-can.
Adjournment
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12

Blarket is called after Thomas Blanket.
famous clothier, con cted with the intro
dnction of woolens into England about 1910.
-TTade journal.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12
DIED.

Yesterday at lilo a. N. Nehemiah
Washburn. age 50. Funeral at p. m. to-
day from the residence OF his son, J. y.
WashbUrn, 507 East Central
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12
PATENT ATTORNEYS


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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12
Mary Moore.

Mary Moore has ''cone out in the vest" to
charm Americans, as Mary Anderson went
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12

Mr.: g. f. Morgan, of Peabody. spent
yesterday IN the city attending TO some
business matters.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12

Mrs. Dir. Cox very pleasantly entertained
a few friends al her rooms on North Em-
poria avenue Saturday evening. The very
pleasant feature of the evening was the
meeting and conversing with Prot. j. c.
Griffin, of Garfield university, who has
just returned from a pleasant as well as
profitable sojourn of six months in
Europe.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12

Miss Mary Young Friday evening enter
tanned the card club that two weeks pre-
yiously met at Miss Maude Pratt's. With
Miss Young as hostess nothing but an en-
Joyabe time was expected, and conse-
quently naught else was realized.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12

There viii be recital given by the above
institution Monday evening, January 13,
in the chapel at Lewis academy, begin
ming at $50 o'clock. The program will
include selections for pianos, voice and
violin. general invitation is extended to
the musical public
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12

Wednesday evening Mrs. w. s. Corbett
entertained at her home on North Topeka
The usual good time was added to with
refreshments and social intercourse. The
guests were: Misses Emma McConkey,
Ella Sanders, Maud Pratt, Lulu Nennard.
Sadie York and leila Iusch; and Messrs.
George Hammann, Oscar De Long, j. H.
Mccall, Ii. Arnold. |. Ii. Hettinger, Ed
Phillips and .. b. Stocker.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12

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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12

Mr. Harry Sheppard will hereafter pre-
side at the large pipe organ in the Metho-
dist church, aud as Mr.. Sheppard is known
TO be gentleman of no little musical tai
ent and execution, his performance will be
happy addition TO the services.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12

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who laid Mary
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12

Mr.. Carl Summers, after a. pleasant
week in Wichita, has returned to Kansas
Citv
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12

Mr. John Kirwin, Friday evening. was
surprised at his home on North Water,
and succeeded in giving his friends a very
enjoyable evening Those preseat Were:
Misses McCarty, Mccullough, Sans, Bliss,
Random, Joseph, Alexander, Mcpherson;
Mrs. Hayden. Mrs. Clintock, ana Messrs.
II. B. kerwin, ~. kerwin, L. Dobyns,
McClintock. Stout. Mcclure and Nc
Carly.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-12

| 1t is reported when Edison is employed on
| new invention he consumes fifty cigars
Arizona silver belt., 1890-07-26
RATHER cooi.

The following letter is simply an evil dence of pleasantly intended joke on the part of its author. Mir. Lafayette P, Nash, but unhappily found County Superintendent Westmeyer, of Gila county, an mourning for the death of Julius Caesar, distant relative, who died i4 years before the birth of Christ, and, therefore, Westmeyer was not dis posed to officially reply to the Puck epistle in question. Mir Nash's face tiousncss will be appreciated when it is known that the school house which he refers to, as we'll as Mir. Nash's resi- dence, is in Gila county. Appended is the letter;
 SCHooL DIsT. No. 33, Y.vApA Co
 STRAWBERRY. \. T., July 2l, 20.
 COUNTY SCHOOL SurT. Gila County, Globe. A. T.-Denr Sir: As there is but one family, that of A. E. Peach, hNluS Niliiiil tnt bouiltutitS pi gStlIDbl District No. Ii of Gih county, A. T., containing five children of school age, I write to you thinking perhaps we might be able to make some arrange ment by which they could attend our school at much cheaper rate than by maintaining school for their special benefit. We have good school house and all necessary school supplies and shall add good set of geographical maps and first class globe to the Dis triet the coming term and shall employ only the best teachers obtainable. We are satisfied We can do better by you than for you to maintain district for them alone, and hope yon will give this matter your careful attention and let us know at an early day. am
 Very truly,
 LAFAYETTE F. NAsH. Clerk School Dist No. 33, YaYapai
 Co, Strawberry, Yavapai Go. A. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-07-26
Aa,ic, is us,sers.

Mas WISsLows SOOTHING STRUT has been used by mothers for children teeth ing for over fifty years with perfect sue ccss. It relieves the litt,e sufferer at once, produces natural, quiet sleep by freeing the child from pain, and the lit tie cherub awakes as Upright as a but ton. It IS very pleasant to taste, soothes the child, softens the gums, al lays pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best known remedy for diarrhoa, whether arising from teeth ing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
Arizona silver belt., 1890-07-26
rA. pl.e.,trr Of Am.r,.a

By Christopher Columbus, in la92 opened the way for many wonderful developments, but none of greater i'm portance to suffering humanity than Swift's Specific, tho world-renowned remedy for blood poison.
 Be sure to get the genuine. Like every other good thing, s. $, $. is imi, tated and aped by hundreds of people who prey on the credulity of suffering humanity. Do not be imposed on by any sf these mutations. Many q them contain poisons, and are dan gerous. There is only enc s. s. s and there is nothing like it.
 Treatise ou blood and skin diseases mailed free.
 SWIFI'S SfECAFIC CO. Atlanta, Ga.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-07-26

The St. Johns Herald authoritatiyely states that it has long since been n fore gone conclusion that Mark Smith would appear as third-term candidate for Congress. His speech, April Sd, 1890, favoring statehood for Arizona, 50 heuy- fly handicaps him that very many of his hitherto packers will not further support him, but rather he should re- tire to the 'hlshed stiffness of Arizo- mas primeyal forests" where Gods hand has written the charter of her ultimate imperial supremacy'-we pre- sume in Hancockonian characters and congressional rhetoric.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-07-26

The population of Arizona as given by the census of 1880, was 40, 40, and Hs estimated, from official returns, by F. 5. Clark, census supervisor for Ari- zona, for the year 1890, ut 5G, 700, thus showing an increase of population dur ing the past ten years of l6, 260, or four per cent per aunum. Contrast the above with the following from the joint memo rial March 18th, 1889, of the legisla- tive assembly of the Territory of Ari- zona to the Senate and House of Rep resentatives of the United States, which says, ''the population of Arizona Terri tory is now nearly, if notquite, 100, 900 and is rapidly increasing And bear Tn mind that the census enumerator counted noses and that the legislature figured for the purpose of swelling the population, on paper, in order to hood wink Congress into granting their prayer for the passage of an act ena- bling Arizona to dovetail as State of the confederation.
 The effect of the late enumeration is said to be especially dispiriting to Phe- nix, the hoped for permanent seat of empire of the future State, and it is alleged that many persons there are beginning to draw in to meet the nocs- sity of pulling out There is warrant for the statement from the fact that the estimated report of th9 population of that city has dwindled from 5000 to less than 4,Oo0 according to latest Sta sbtical data.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-07-26

The census enumerator who enumer- sted the passengers on Southern Paei- fife railroad trains, and returned pop ulation, of from 200 to 400 from little stations on the road where nothing but section houses are located, will proba- ably find that ''monkeying" with the census doesnotpay. Therespectable @ citizens who paid the enumerator for this dirty piece of work should also be made to suffer with him. Jour nal- Miner.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-07-26
Beware -r ss.t@esb fer fHtarrs isst
 ssAfaIn HarFhfy,

As mercury will surely destroy ths sense of smell and completely deran.e the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces Such articles should never be used except on proscrip- tions from reputable physicians, ss the damage they will do is ten fsld to the gosd you can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Ours, manufactured by F
 J. Cheney 1 Co, Toledo, O, contains no mercury, and IS taken internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen uine. It is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, hy F. J. Cheney < Co.
 Sold by druggists, price 75c per bottle.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-07-26

slooo, lot 1, block s6, Globe. s22oo to s24qo, omitted, Champion mill s1ooo.
 A. k. Wright, 4oo goats sloo to sjoo. J. A. White, 800 cattle $500 to s5ooo. Weymeth & Brown, Zoo cattle to Boo cat. tie s3ooo.
 Geo. Ward, omitted, horses sso, To bur roc sloo.
 $. w. Young, ranch s5o to sloo, 10 mares s3co to l5 mares s4oo.
 And that Saturday the 23rd day of August, 1890, has been set by the Board of Supervisors, when and where said above named parties may appear aud show cause. if any they have, why such assessments and corrections should net bs made.
 Globe, Arizona, July 23rd. 1890.
 CHAS. T. MARTIN,
 Clerk of the Board sf Supervisors.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-07-26
tAiL Fon sERoCHATiC TERRITORIAL
 CostESTlus,

The Democratic Territorial Conyen- ton is hereby called to meet ut Phmnix, Arizona Territory, on September 18th, 1890, at 10 o'clock n. m, for the pur- pose of nominating candidate for Delegate to Congress and transacting any other business coming before 1t.
 The several counties of the Territory are entitled to representation in said convention in proportion to the vote east at the has; election for the Demo cratic nominee for Congress, to wit;
Arizona silver belt., 1890-07-26

Wm. Chrisfv chairman of the Ter ritorial Republican Central Committee, has issued call for Territorial con vention, to convene in the city of PhG- nix, August 26th. Representation in the convention of the several counties will be as follows: Apache, [; Cochise, is; Graham, :; Gila. .; Mohavc, 5i Mnrieopa, l9; Pima, 16, Pinal, &, Yuma, f Yayapai, 20 Total, IA