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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-26
BITS FOR MADAM.

A child recently born at Wabash Ind,
hes four grandparents and seven grSat
andparents TO nurse.
Some medical mtn have RISEN to say that
too much alum finds ITS way INTO the Vi
emma bread TO make it wholesome
A lady familiar with Paris says that the
Parisians unhesitatingfy pronounce lady
TO be an American VIXEN they see her ad-
lust her gloves after reaching the street
The cannibal tribes near the Niger delta,
IN Angola, and in the Conro bassl, are
probably the only natives OF Africa. who
habituaIly eat human flesh. They, how
ever, are numbered by millions.
From Beloit, Wis. J. A Cowies, aged
ninety-two years has presented bis vita
with coffin, made by himself. IN honor
of her eiehtT-ninth birthday The coupls
have been married seventy years.
This from a young New York woman
81 always Keep a bottle of vinegar on nag
toilet shelf. A teaspoooabil taken Al
am leaving my room 20 reos.ivs a caller Of
TO 20 out to some social event has an ed
ceUent effect on my voice, clearing and
GofteDing 1t
In New York women who teach cooling
70 private classes or lecture and give dem
onsrrstion lessons charge s. per pupil fo1
a course Of twelve lectures. Single al
missions are City cents A woman WIT
gives private lesson 70 a single pupil
charges her s.. IN Boston tssGbeTs o.
cooking in the public schools receive from
e45o to STA a year. In Philadelphia
teachers receive from $3.50 % $50 II
Pratt institute Brooklyn, one tsAchsT O
cookery receives 81, 900.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-26
PACT AND FANCY.

The greatest number of successive vic
tories in war In one day were those In
Mexico of Gen. Scott who had five, and
Gen Taylor, who had three.
From the summit of Mt. Rose, In Neva-
da, 10, 500 feet above the sea level the
waters of twenty-one lakes may be seen
saistening among the forests Of the Sierras.
Needles, even m the days Of henry
VIII. were so rare that an old Isay re-
cords the fact that whole village turned
out to hunt for lost one by the light of
q cats eye"
monument was erected in hlSimoUl
and presented TO the city In memory OF
Columbus, But tbs committee appointed
TO receive it says It was erected 70 the
memory of horse.
Washington died shortly after II p m
Saturday, December Il, 1899, the last
year of the century, the last north of the
year. the last day Of the week, and within
the last hour of the dag.
A wonderful case of longevity is report
ed from Augusta, Me. 1t is thsIt of Mrs.
Nancy Kennedy who is alleged 70 be lis
years old and still vigorous. A week ago
She rode four miles without being the
least fatigued She longs to die, and
nightly, it is said prays that the Lord viii
end her journey of life.
Few reflect, when they are talking about
fat globules, how small thing a fat
glokule is. OF the largest OF them, laid
along in row, it would require 1,50o 70
measure an inch. Of the smallest of them,
q 600 LAID in line would no mo re- than
cover sn inch. In drop Of milk the size
of pins head there are from 1000 &c
1000 fat globihes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-26
or AIMS OF GOLD.
Success Is doing yous best every day.

Success Is doing your best every day.
AL is but lip wisdom that wants sIps-
r1encs.
Tss older people become the hsrdsr thsy
ire TO teach
People who work for ths dsvH never gst
any vacation
People never become any better tksa
they want 70 Be.
No man u svsr alone. When God isn't
with Us ths devil Is.
Half the mistakes Of Life arise from tax
ing things for granted
People are scarce who DO not TAX toa
much about Themselves
II Il dincult 70 learn, bot IL Is more
difficult 20 begin 70 Learn
Be not hASty % believe flying reports 20
the dispsTAgs@sDt Of Aoy.
The world forg4vss . great deal II .
MAJ Who Is kiSd 70 sis family
The highest ao1 most profitable lesson =
ths true kno~isdgs Of ourselves
People selsou improve when they have
no other model bod themselves 70 copy
A. oyster. s~aIlowed -bsa they are
ereusd 80 - the frank man taks1 II Us~a
be tells bis plan % rosuss-
Duty cones 20 Es a. sorDs,sinK lard,
and ne shrink from X No oDs y . large
man II hs does nct feel that bis duty .
larger than himself
Ia- coavfneed both by faith and ~ sE-
rsrisses thAs 70 mkiatEla 0ss's ssA On
this earth is 90. hardship. bat pasttz'es
II ws i've SIMPLY ssd vel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-26
The aatia Daily aele Saturday iue, september 26 1881

s h Of the Sc or Of section 4. the ne or OF
sc or and the hi Of the sw or OF section 6.
the e hf lots and4, and the sw or Of sec
ton 6. the hf of the NV or of section s.
the hf of the sw or of section 9, the hf
OF SET ItOn Is, the hf OF section 10, the n
hf of section 90 the fractional hf and the
sw or OF section 81, the ne fractioual or lot
2, aud the " hf of the sc or Of section IS,
the Il of the sw or Of section % the hf
of the e or of section 80, the NV qr Of sec
ton Al the Sc fractional Or of section 80.
In TOW nship north, range > east. l. NJ.
-Fracti, pnsl section 4, section 5, section g.
the hf d section 4, section 5. fractional
section 9, section IL, the ne or OF the NV or
the hi of the NV or and the ;
ht OF section 49, section 20.
fractional ection p. fractional section 3.
eection %, ection 30; thee hf and the hf
of the NV or AFT section 81; section 81, frac-
tional section So.
In township 10 north, range east, I. NJ
Lots l. T. 3 a nd aud the sw or of sec
ton 4; the hf of section 5; the Sc or Of
the ne or and IL le hf Of the or of sec
ton 6; the ne Oh of the Sc or of section .;
of the NV or, an, the S hi of section 5; frac-
tional section Q; section II. the W hf Of
the sw or of secti on Is; section 10. section
20, fractional sect ION n. fractional section
IS, section -, the n hf and the sw or OF
section 90 the ne ar, the hf of the or
tional section So
In township IL north. range east. L NJ.
Fractional secTion Is; lots 1, 5 and . of
section I9, tote > and ( of section 20. lot
| 5 of section q the sw or of the sc or OF sec
ton 30, the hl OF the sc or OF section 81,
the hf OF the ne Or OF section 80 the hf
of lot /, lots 2 8 and and the sw or of the
NV or of section 80.
In township 8 north, range l west, l. NJ.
Lots 3 and of secIio2 Is.
In township north. range l west. /. NJ.
The fractional ne or of section J.
In township S north, range | west. /. NJ
Let's and g. the Sc or OF the ne or aud
the ne or of the Sc or of section l, fraction
nj section Is, fractional SO or OF section "A.
fractional section IS
In township north, range l west, l. y.
Fractional ne or of section l. lots aud
2 of section 24
In township 10 north, range west, l.
M.-Fractional section l. fractional sec
ton u, fractional section -; lots l, :. 3.
and t. and the hf of the LIE or OF sec
uion %.
In township IL north, range I west l.
Nall of said township lying within the
Pottawatomie and Chawnee Reservation,
except fractional section 80.
In township u north, range 1 west, l. NJ.
Lot l and the ne or of section "A. frac-
tional section %.
JOHN W. NOBLE.
Secretary
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-26
WON'T Eagle
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERloR,
WASHINGTON. D. c., Sept. 10, 1871
This is the schedule of lands within tne
Sac and Fox, Iowa and Pottawatome
land absentee Shawnee) reservations, IA
oklahoma Territory, opened TO SETTLE
ment by proclamation OF the presioen''
dated Sept, IS, 1891.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-26

Ask my agents for W. T.. Douglas Shoes
II DOT Tor sale In your place ask youI
dealer 10 send for catalogue, secure thg
agency, and get them for you.
~ TAKE No UBsTITUTE. II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-26
NNf' SShOGStOrG
526 Z Douglas Avenue.
Kenvon Niliiary AcademY.

This old and remarkably successful school pro-
vidcs thorough preparation for College ur Business.
and careful supervision II healfh HABITS aud D..
ners For illustrated Cntni0Eue address Law %
RENEE RUST, LII D.. Rector. Gambler. Chic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-26
Harcourt Place Seminary.

A school Of the highest grade Tor Young ladies' and
girls Established upon original lines. ~ secs
has baon remarkable. F1T catalugue sddfsse ths
prir-!pal MISS ADA !. AZ III. D.. A., GambieF. Y.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-12
Ferr,rn Vote. Of rrnI In,.rr.,

The centenary OF the panorama occurs
in 1892 young Edinboro painter
named Barker was thrown into prison
BY his creditors. From the way In " hich
the light from a hole in the ceiling
struck the walls he evolved the idea Of
the panorama The first circular pano-
rama exhibited in 1872 in London rep
resented the British feet at anchor OF
Portsmouth.
The Vienna congress OF analytical
chemists appointed a committee 10 cou-
slider whether sanitary control ought
not 10 be extended to hairdressers' shops
and public baths, and whether the daily
disinfection Of the brushes and combs
used IN shops and public places ought
not 10 be made obligatory bg legislation.
Another question under discussion was
the desirability Of the sanitary control
Of all publicly advertised soaps, rouge
and cosmetics.
Thirty-twO millions Of the Russian
peasantry are now destitute. declares
Senator BarinOf, and will remain 50 for
ten months There are some extraordi-
nary examples Of self denial in the prov
inces. Prince Rimiski Kars0koff. the
head Of one Of the NJ bl ~ families In
Russia. is living on 60 sswOrt breaa, as
an example 70 bis SEW ants. Another
landed proprietor has turned over his
property 70 the peasants. and his two
daughters have taken situations as gov
ernesses.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-12

! LONDON. November "a private
dispatch received from Valparaiso says
/ that the American cruiser, baltimore
is in serious danger and that there is
reason TO believe that the Chiliuns be-
lievng war inevitable, w.ll not allow
the United States TO select their own
time To declare war, but will suddenly
give Egan his passports and at once at
tack the Baltimore, so as TO give the
| first blow at an ad vantage.
II is not believed among the foreign
residents OF Valparaiso, that the other
foreign men Of war in Valparaiso would
permit "a treacherous attack on Captain
Schley. but would demand that he be
given fair notice to quit Valparaiso.
Captain Schley, however. is keeping a
vigilant outlook and means to take no
chance. Those who krow him say he
would not surrender urder any circum-
stances
The tory press continues to pour the
vials OF its wrath upon the United
States in connection with the Chilli ar
fair, the articles being apparently in
tended for consumption in Chilli or
America, and being we'll calculated to
puff the former country with tho great
lued bt NHlll tdllaNAAN Aot AtAtdtAhE
the Americans.
A dispatch from Santiago announce
the opening OF TIE Chilliau congress
Tho conservative party Immediately
placed Admiral JOrg Montt in nomina-
tion for the presidency, a selection
which the liberals are expected TO in
dOrse. The same dispatch says the
iunta has already released the majority
of the political prisoners.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The Herald's
special says that the papers are blaming
Egan for fomenting the trouble be
tween Chilli and the United States. a
report reached Valparaiso yesterday
from Santiago that Minister OF Foreign
Affairs Malta has sent a dispatch to
Minister Egan relative to the Balti-
more affair. II is said TO be couched in
a concilatOry tone aud TO cvince in
every way a desire to see that justice is
done just as soon Is the in1uiry is con-
cluded
Minister Malta has ordered an i'm
mediate inquiry into the insult 10 the
two German naval officers with a view
to furnishing the offenders.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-12
The difference.

When Kansas was rolling up repub-
lican majorities Of sixty, seventy and
eighty Thousand, the pronunciation oi
her name was sufficient 10 arouse wild
enthusiasm in any gathering from
Maine 10 Oregon. With what pride
did republican orators then refer 10 the
proud distinction she enjoyed OF having
the smallest per cent OF iliiteratcs. PAU
pers and criminals OF all the states OF
the union, and the largest number OF
old soldiers. Here, they would say, is
a state in the front rank in intelligence,
in industry. In morality, In patriotism:
here, in the heart OF the continent.
where the sewerage Of Europe has not
contaminated the native stock, is the
banner republican state OF the union. -
Oppressed beyond the point Of endur-
sncesby Insurers and corporate mOnopo-
lists, from the extortion OF which the
party which they had 80 honored and
trusted offered them no relief. they re-
belled. and with the Independence and
resolution which was 20 be expected
from their pure American blood, started
out TO attend TO their own business.
Now they are characterized By these
same republican orators and Journals
as Tools. idiots. cranks. lunatics and
reDudiators The Chicago Times says
they do not care what becomes Of the
country 50 they can cheat their credit
Ors. and the leading republican paper
Of the sister state lirhe Iowa State Reg
isterl duts them the 'lice Of Kansas
oh, consistency. thou art jewel. and
a rare one in politics. Iowa Tribune.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-12
old Party ArgnmentA
ln nrn nn onice seeker.

You are an Office seeker.
You are permitting yourself to be
fooled.
You are working into the hands Of
the other party
You're turp-coat.
You're traitor.
You're demagogue.
You're fanatic.
! You're "A fiat lunatic.
You're a bob-tailed politician.
| You're a hair-brained IDIOT
You're "a fool.
You're "a pumpkin and potato states
man.
You're plow tail socialist.
You're a liar.
You're a thief
You're an ignOramus.
You're political fiend.
You're an anarchist.
You're "a communist
You're "A robber.
You're "A repudiator.
You're n calamity bowler.
You're a rebel.
You're a carpet-bagger.
You're "A niger lover.
You're a negro hator.
You're a thieving republican.
You're a rotten democrat
You're "A nasty low down, iguoran'
ihieving. blatant. ambitious demogague
II YOU don't vote with ono or the other
Of the cid parties.
You're the bone and sinew Of the
country; the brave yeomanrv: the in
telligent. patr o &c and liberty-loving
people II you vote with us.
oh dearl Fan us little; this argu-
ment is Overwhelmning,-Natlonal Re
former
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-12

LEAvENwoRTH, November 4.-The
Leavenworth Times this morning
charges Police Commissioner David a.
Atchison with ordering the arrest OF
George Craig. a colored man, at the
Third ward polls, yesterday, because
Craig was handing out republican tick
cts with the name OF c. J. Buckingham.
the democratic nominee for treas
urer, on them Atchison was
the republican candidate Tor
the Office and the substitution Of Buck
ingham's name for his own on the tick
ct is alleged 10 have 50 inconsed him
that he had Craig arrested without due
process Of law.
The Times also charges that Atchi-
son accompanied Craig and policeman
10 the station, where the commissioner
said 10 the marshall. This man has
been peddling tickets like this" Craig
was locked up a. a violator OF the pro-
hibitory law. and. after m Ich trouble,
was bailod out by ID. r. Anthony. Af-
ter his release Craig returned 20 the
polling place and continued 10 distrib-
ute tickets.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-12


Bradstrcet reports the failures for
the past nine months at 3. 1886; for the
corresponding nine months OF last year
1858, an increase OF ,32S; total liabili-
ties for nine months this year, Sl3S,
81, $40: last year for same period. s92.
541 $50, an increase OF S46, 300, $50.
These figures seem TO Indicate CON
dition OF prosperity with a vengeance.
Ii should be- remembered that these fig
ures apply only TO business failures,
and only part OF them. Mortgage
failures, deeds Of failures, chattel
mortgage aud bond failures are not
considered in this statement There
has doubtless been 30, 900 absolute fall
ures during the time mentioned with
liabilities more than double the amount
given. Yet under such conditions the
two old parties contend that times arc
good and prosperity waits upon the ef
forts OF the people. This statement is
enough 10 nll every honest man with
alarm. Who is safe under financial
conditions that have driven 1900 men
TO bankruptcy and destroyed values to
the amount OF Sl3s, 100000? Whose
turn will come next, and what kind OF
business enterprise will stand the
shock? Is It any wonder that four
per cent United States bond, due in
fifteen years, whose ultimate payment
and guarantee OF interest is predicted
on the taxing power Of the government
Is at a premium OF eighteen per cent
while mortgage upon a good farm az
one-half its value, at ten per cent where
payment OF interest and principal de-
ponds upon the prosperity Of the people
cannot be negotiated for one-half that
that length of time? In this manner
the taxing power Of the nation is placed
al large premium over the prosperity
OF the industrial people. 1t is time
every honest man begin 20 consider
this matter earnestly. National Econ
Omist
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-12
yINITA. INDIAN TERRIT0RY. THURSDAY
Keep ,,ut of Politics.

keep out Of politics. says the pro
fesslonal politician to the farmer; "hav-
ing had many years experience in 20
litcal matters, we are the proper ones
to hold all the oiiicos. Farmers IN their
alliance meetings should discuss moth
ing but the best methods Of prolucing :
the different farm crops, and shoul not
think OF DOthering their heals about
finances, the tariff, and other matters
Of which they are not capable OF think
ing ntelligently.n We would like 70
know why farmers have not as good a
right 10 think and act, politically, as
the banker. the merchant the LAWYER
or the professional politician. The
farmers were the first American poll
ticiaus. and they continued In power
for sixty years. They nude The na-
tional and all early state constitutions
But for many years they have stood
back and allowed the bankers, lawyers
and scheming politicians TO manage
the political affairs Of tho country ~
the inlorest OF their own class, and II Is
now high time that tho farmer and Ia.
boring man step IN and take hand
and see that their interests are pro-
tected. Because a man Is farmer
does notify any means Imply that he Is
a mullct head or numhskull, as these
fellows would have us believe. The IT.
lustrIous Washington was a farmer;
and the great Lincoln was farmer; in
deed, most OF tic great men whose
memory we have been taught to revere,
were at least In early life farmers.
There is just rs much intelligence
among farmers as among any other
class. and although they own but
twenty-eight per cent OF the wealth Of
this country, they pay more than half
the taxes II is certainly not only their
privilege but their duty TO exercise
that intelligence politically, in their
own country's interest.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-12

OZARK, Ark, Noyemcer ll.-Satur-
day night about 1880 o'clock au un-
known tramp broke into the house Of
Whit Martin, well.to-do farmer eight
miles from this place, and secured
about 500 and other valuables. As hc
was leaving Mr. Martin. awakened by
the noise, sprang out Of tho bed aud
gave the alarm. He was heard by VIII
Powell, the constable OF the township,
who lives quite near. Powell gave
chase and came up with the fellow.
who dropped his plunder and attacked
the officer. After "A short struggle the
tramp got the pistol which Powell held
and struck him over the head with IT,
knocking him senscless. Tie then
made or. leaving his plumber behind.
Officers are on his track and his arrest
IS only a matter of time.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-12
HALLow E'EN.
Tho Mystic Celebration which Attend oc.
tObor 3ist.

Tho Mystic Celebration Which Attend oc.
tobor 3ist.
An Hallow Even, or Eve. is so called
because it is the night Immediately prc
cedir Z All HHilOwmas or All saints
day, which is the lst OF November. and
is observed by the Roman Cathol ic.
Protestant EpiscOnal and Lutheran
churches as "a festival in honor OF all the
saints. In the ancient calendar OF the
church Of Rome is fouad the following
observation on the LIST Of November.
The feast Of old fools is removed 10
this day" Perhaps this setting apar
OF November lst AS sacred TO old fools.
as well as 10 all The saints, is due 10 the
many foolish customs. charms, spells.
incantations, etc. which have long
been practiced upon the preceding
night or All llallOw Even, contracted
by the Scotch TO "Hallow Fen. r and
commonly known TO the juvenile mind
Of Young America as Holly Eve
There is no night in the year which
has BEEN invested by popular imagina-
tion with n more peculiar character
than the 3lst Of October. or "Hallow
Eve" There Is nothing in the church
observance Of the evening day OF All
Saints calculated to give rise to such re.
markable ideas as are associated with
the night, or 30 such singular sports
and customs as are practiced upon its
annual recurrence. The supernatural
Influences then prevailing is general
ly accepted superstition. Glendower
asserts that all who choose TO do so can
then ''call up spirits from the vastly
deep II is said that all spirits both
Of the visible and invisible worlds, then
walk the earth, and II is believed that
on this mystic evening the immateriai
principle existing in all things human
can detach itself from all cOrporeal re-
straint and wander at will. or be made
to wander against its will, through
space. All devils and witches are be-
lieved to be abroad. and the fairies are
said to hold high carnival