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dsplored tho sttu4tion, but bio thought the
pope would navor of hia Y tree ], VII y
temptiuQ hcr towards 45ApRresgion. on the
fyhticnn, Ihe prdjpIosAl 10 Abo1fasth tho ~
spalled eusfuntee laws was ans ~. % ne
deopast trennNuhfsJf.y. nut tho HCatttoitc pow
srs always exercised \ sufficient moral
forcp 10 prevent this Inst outrageous 49,
erosion. MI. Kelly hoped Tho Roman
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Dyspepsia.

That nightmare of mans existence which
makes food a mookery and bnnishes sleep
from weary eyes. readily Yields to the po-
tent influence Of the celebrated English
Dandelion Tonic. It tones m the digestive
organs, restores the appetite, makes as.
the whole system. All druggists aell it at
81 per bottle. +
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France or Spain, but he belongs in Rome
and he will stay there" VEL.
"And as to the recent cable dispatches
saying THIS he declared either he or the
king must leave ROme?' .E5@5. #S " Ia
II think it must be an erroneous report.
I do not think he would p%recipitate a crisis
by such 4 declaration" ~ r.
would there be any chance Of his com
ing to America il he left RomeT' In
IT think not. Too many European
countries would welcome him with open
arms @3TE &%@I&l& nv .% &9
Mr.. Patrick Walsh, editor Of the Sunday
Damocrat. 4 leading Catholic organ. said;
"Rone is in a constant ferment. The peo-
pls Of all Italy are IN Il most un happy state.
They are loaded down with taxation to keep
dinian pride. This years crops hRva failed.
and the leople are desperate. just think
Of it, the taxes range from $28 to $50 per
canita. - - =7---1- -
'Ihs city Of Rome ia crowded with half
starving peAHnnts tom the agricultural
districts. The straots are thronged with a
mob which ia ready Tor any desperate work,
King Humbert ID beginning to find out that
he and his government have made many
mistakes. They are not anxious to psrHe-
cute the pope at this time I believe. They
are taking such precautions us they can to
maintain themselves where they are. They
dare not brave the possibility Of foreign in
teryention in the papal question. RI might
end In the evacuation or Rome. Ii tho ait
uation ID preoipitatpd, ! believe IL will not
be BY the government but 4by the mob,
frenxied with the RESULTS Of bad rule. III id
true thata portion tf The populace otsRome
IL OH the verge OF pillnge or massacre
.You speak OF foreign intervention"
Eyes. RI King Humbert should endeavor
TO force d climax, the first to Interfere
would DO the emperor OF Germany. His
mother has Just given $2b.0O0 to d Catholic
church in Berlin, and II Ii even whispered
Tint the empress ID a Catholic. Then
France, Austria, Spain and1tha minor Gath
olio powers would never permit any further
aggression on the pnpal independence Z
Eugene Kelly, the banker, 10 one OF tho
leading Catholics Of America. He deeply
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SeaticnaleS Scutfbs Hmerifanis
ibes 3ebrers Seminar.

Sn be,n bon ben bodbersisen Srauen
GIiIabetb Bfiiter unb 2ouiie 8oSeI ses
itifteten neuen unb prGdti9en Seim bes
einnt am 7. September boS 9tationaIe
9eutids samerifanii9e 2ebrers Seminar
elm neues Sabr ieiner TbGtisfeit. Die
3ieIe, ipel9e bic 9lnItalt felt ibrer
@riinbuns unentpest berfOIst, iinb uIs
gemein befannt bic Seranbilbuns
tiidtiser, beseiiterter 2ebrfrdfte, bic i'm
Gimme ber mobernen forti6rittIiden
9dbasosif an ben 8oltSi9uIen bieies
2anbeS tpirfen unb iotpobI in Der beuts
!9en aIs aud in Der eneIiiden Spruds
unterri9ten foIen. TI9tiee 2ebrs
frafte, bic beiten 9ebrmitteI unb cine
porsiieIi9e nebunsss unb MuiterI9uIe,
bic 9eutids gnsIiIae glfabemie, lteben
benz 2ebrerIeminar sur 8erfiisuns.
Dur6 bic 8eri6meISuns bes 2ebrers
ieminar nit benz SurnIebrerieminar bes
decentralization Turnerbunbes fpirc
ben 9DeIinsen Der eriteren 9lnitalt aud
cine eeoie8ene turnerii9e 4usbiIcune
seiidert.
9lle, bsnen bic grbnItuns Der beut=
ihen Spra9e in bieiem 2anbe, unb bic
8erbreituns elmer sefunben, naturses
maben 8dbaspsif am SsrSen Iieet,
tperben biermit eriudt, baS ibrise 3ul
8ermebrune Der S6GIersabI bes 2eb'
rerieminarS bei3utraSen; iunse 9eutC
bei6erIei @eihIedtS, ipeI1e bic Ibii9t
beeen, iid benz 9ebrerberufe 3u tpibmen.
m6een iib bebufS NnmeIbuns Ober @r.
Ian9uns naberer 9Iusfunft an ben unr
terseidneten Direftor ipenoen.
Ser llnterridbt ipiro foitenfrei er,
tbeilt auBerbem 1T Der 8ertpaItunssr
ratb in ben StanO seiebt, tii9tisen
aber unbemitteIten iuneen 2euten tpGbr
renb Der 9auer beS &uriuS StipenSisi
au eeipdbren.-@miI Dapprih, Siretr
tor, 558-56S 8roa6ipup, Wtiliuautse
@is.
9Iufnubmes8 8e6ineunsen: Az 0eut
| ihe unb enelii6e Spra9e. l. Ws6G
Mild scI6ufiseS unb losii6sridtige,
2eIen; 2. &enntniB Der SauptreseIl
Der @Orts unb SubIebre 3. Ri6tis
(miinbIi6e unb i6riftIi6e) @ieberSab
Der @ebanfen in beiben Spra6en.
| b Matbematif. Si6erbeit uno Sc
ltuanbtbeit III eansen 8obIen, unb in ee
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-30
Gtnc srdeli6e @ntbefuns. .

9luItin, ga., %. SuIi. 9(us einem
ber SoISlaSer am &ettle greef fommt
cine entfebIi9e 9ta9ridt. SIM IpriI
1889 ipur6e bic 8ebDlferuns bieier @es
eenb Oh zines fur9tbaren MorbeS in
Mufresuns berieBt. Sranf Sancod,
elm nabe 8lue Stun Iebenber SoISbauer,
bate, 70 bisB es, bier ieiner &in6er unb
fi9 ielbit umsebra9t. Sancods Srau,
bic in iener Na9t abtpeien6 bonn Sauie
setpeIen, bra6te bic 9ladridt bierber.
Sine 1lnteriuduns ereab, baB bic Sins
Der bermittelit eines 8l6enmeiiers abs
eei9la6tet ipor6en tparen; nur bas
iiinsite &inb lag i6lufenb in feinem
8ettden. DaS &eIultat beS Gpnpners
Snqueit mar elm 0erbift, Iaut tpeI9em
Sancod bic sraBIide Sbat besaneen.
SSrau Sancod berIieb balb barauf Blue
Stun unb man b6rte ipater, baB iie aIs
YroItituirte unter benz roben Clement ber
WaIbregion lebte. g8aS iie nit ibrem
&inbe an9efansen, 1T ni9t befannt Ses
tpcrben, baseeen fommt iest aus
8ettIe greef Die Na6ri6t, 6aB bas
Beib neulid seitOrben iei unb furs bor
ieinem Tobe elm @etdnbniB abseIeet
babe, Iaut iueI6em iie, bic Srau, unttr
8eibilfe atpeisr &erIe, ;u tpeI9en iie in
unerIaubten 9esiebunSen seitanben, ibs
rem 0iann un6 ibre bier &inoer i'm
SdIafe iiberfaaen unb ermprbet babe.
Sancod iei ;uerIt bur6 gbIorpform bes
tdubt unO bann sebenft tporben. Sis
ieIbf, bic 0iutter, babe NIT eisener
Sanb bic 8inber bingeihIa6tet; nut
6a8 iiin9ite, bon benz man ni9ts ;u bes
fiirdten sebabt, babe man am 2eber
SeIaKen. Ber iene MitbeIfer BEL be,
8rauiiSen Sbat tparen, lit bis iebt MIDI
befannt 8eipcrben.
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2uftiaes aus 8antas.

Ser nnterrpf in Der 8oIitif bat 16pn
gar bieI llnbeiI an8eri6tet. 8om
9rauen 9lItertbum Bis in bic Neuseit
tpeiB bic @ei6i9te uns 3abIrei6e 8eis
ipieIe stt meIben bon benz unbeiIboaen
ginfIub, ben ber 1lnterrpf auf bas @es
i6if 8an3er Nationen auSseiibt bat.
Sn &anias, mo bic nnterrodsberrf1aft
iebt in boiler 8liitbe itebt, iiebt es nun
nQerbineS nidt 70 fdIimm aus. S6bn
finb bic bur6 biefe Serri6aft sei9affes
men SerbdItniiie alerbinsS ni6t, bases
gen fDnnen iie aIs unerf65pfIi6e Sunbs
9rube fir uniere SumOriiten betra6tet
tperben. g8as bic fomiIden Seiten Der
@ei6i4te anbeIanst, 10 baben 8Orres
fppnbenten 6itIider 8Idtter, fpetde mad
&anias seianbt ipurben, um bas 9(rbeis
ten bes 1lnterrodeS au unterfuden, redt
erbauIi9e @eidi6ten au meIben. Sn
gBeittparb, @bsarton, SamestOpn unb
&iotpa berrfdt Der nnterrpd fpuberdn,
in anberen Orten tpenisitenS tbeiItpeiie.
Sn einem bieIer Orte perIiebte fi6 ber
tpeiblide MapOr in ben mdnnIiden
Seueripebrdef.
Oas Te9teImedteI eins feinen Sang
unb zines id6nen Morsens befanb ii6
baS Stdbt6en obne Mappr unb sSeuers
pebr4ef. Sic tparen aufamnten bur9s
eebrannt. glun tpurbe Elm SrGuIein
Gardener gum Rapor ernannt, unb Inn
berielben feline aIIau sroBe 8eriuduns
Su 9eben, ertpdbIte man in Der 8erion
Srau Sanna @bite einen Seuertpebrs
def, 70 bab aIio bon einem 8erIieben
unb Ourabrennen Der beiben 8eamten
feline &sbe mebr fein fonnte. Srau
Ntarsaret Barton f6ninet in &iopa
baS Saepter aIs Ntapor. Sbre erite
ImtsbanbIuns mar Elm itrifter 8efebI
an aae g8irtbe, ibre 8uben su i6IieBen.
Oie g8irtbe Iadten unb bieIten rffen,
unb bic 8iirSer enttparfen cine 8etitiOn
an bic seitrense Dame, in Der um Ofs
fenbaIten eebeten ipurbe. 9llS 1lebers
reider Der 8ittfdrift tpurbe Serr Bars
ton, Der @atte Der Srau Nappr, auSs
erieben. 9lIS er in bic StabtbalIe fam,
fanb serabe cine SiBuns ber @eiells
idaft aur 8efebruns Der Seiben ftatt,
Seren Sefretdr ber Mapor lit. st
mubte tuarten, unb UNI iid bic 3eit au
Dertreiben, sins er einitipeiIen in cine
benadbarte @irtbf6aft unb eenebmiSte
ii9 einise frdftiee 8ise. Spdtsr erz
idien er tpieber bor benz Mapor, ieiner
@attin, bate aber faum ben Wiunb
aufsetbau, INN cine fleine 9lnipra9e su
baIten, aI8 Mabame Mapor, bic ben
@bisfepbunit in bic 9tafe befam, in
fur9tbarem 3orne au8rief: ,,8oIisiit
Satpfins, brinsen Sic ben 8erl iOfort
binauS inb erbeben Sic bic glnfIase
Der Srunfiu9t 8esen benfeIben !" Dem
SefebI tpurbe 8ebor4t.
(2ouisb. Gna.)
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Mn GGminniidtiae.

Ser llnter3eidnete. msIher mad mebridbri.
gen 9eioen pon einem i6meren 9un9sniibel
ino Der ssfiirdteten 9 d. NJ in fu d t burd
Elm einfades RitteI 9ebeiIt mnroe, tuiiniGt
aT islnen MitI:ioenoen Die Retbooe Der Seil.
un9 befaunt 5u MAIDEN. Gr piro aleu, Die
es fpiiniden, toftenfrei cine abidrift oes &e.
jeptes ienoen. weIdes eiue fidere SeiIun9 fur
|S 6wiubiu9t, aftbma, Gatarrb,
uuo aIIe gals. uno 9un9en.
AFsttonen it, Or bofft, oab ale 9eiOenOen
feip RitteI probiren, tueldes uniddsbar lit.
@sr bas &s3spt, bos nidts toitet un6 ie9ens.
reid iein tann, minidt i6reibe 9efaIIi9ft an
MeD. Gbtparb u. 0Silfon
8iuiamsburg, Sings Co., Nelp gort
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Sine Sanf beraubt.

Die Cation HationaI 8anf iit ain 81.
Suli um ettpa $4,000 beraubt iporben.
I'm bic Mittussseit betraten brei &erIs
bas 8anflofaI unb tpabrenb stpei bsrs
ieIben ii9 nit ben bei6en anipeIenben
GIerfs unterbieIten, fdIi6 ber brittle in
bas @eIbeepBIbe unb nabm Elm $4,000
entbaItenbes @eIbpadet an fi6. 3nei
tpeitere Badete, bas cine $40, 1000, baa
anbere 100000 sntbaItenb, IieB bsl
&duber unberibrt. 8on ben Splsbu.
ben, ipeIde ibr g8erf nit raffinirtei
@ei9idIi9teit in Scene sefebt batten.
bat man feline Spur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-30

meinen unb Standardization, in benannr
ten unb unbenannten 8abIen, 9inss uni
Sisfonto &e9nunsen. 0ie 9runb'
besriffe ber @eometrie.
c. Geographic. 8efanntfdaft mil
ben finf @rbtbeiIen unb @eItmeeren.
Der Geographic gImerifas unb ben
SauptbeSriffen Der mathematician @eO'
graphic.
D. @ef6i6te. GGsemsine &enntniB
Der @eItsefdidte unb beionbere 8ennts
niB Der @ei9idte Der Ser. Staaten.
E) Ratureei6i9te unb 9taturlebre.
8ei9reibuns einiser einbeimii6ep
9Hunsen, Sbiere unb Steine; bic eins
fa8iten 2ebren Der Gbemie unb gbpiif.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-30
Sentibe ~ tetgerci
bon
Gaspar SenttD,
go. 416 Siib 8aIbinston 9Ibenue.

Vile SIeiIdIOrten bon Der befen NuaIitdt
lino itets friit; oessIeidsn Die i@modbafts'
ften Biirfte ieoer arf.
9ie beiten Sdintsn uno Elm ausgsaeihnstes
Corn Beef uno oos feinfe RodslHeii6 ftets
in grober answabI.
8eiteaunsen per 4oft lueroen prompt aus
sefibrt uno gu eiucm 8siubs Oes @ei6dfies
freunbIidlt eiugelooen.
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00tel=l1e6ernahnte.

Dem bsutiGsn pubIitum unb msinsn I&pti.
asr 5rsunbsn srIaube i'd mir bisrmit ansu,ei-
gen, pab Id has SUtrl unO aOfbaus bes Ssrit
Germ. @eber, Ala 9t. Main @pe.,
iibernpmmsn babe. Sd perbe nur bic bsifen
Speirn, @rtrGnte unb @isarrsn baIten unb
bsmtbt Iein, bur6 resllr 8ebirnuus allen &C.
re&tsn Anfcrberunsen ju entipnGen.
Senrp pon WfiIenfIub.
W Weu @si6Gft ais S6irferesder fibre
i'd mic btsber fort,
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Mn Oenti6e Sereine.

Die beatiGtn 8trttns ber Stabt Scranton
Bsrssn saraaf aafmsrtiam Ssnn1aSt, bag b:
Serisssr-8anb ttbe9sit fir Bale pic Niee
unb parabfn ensasirt ptTbtn tann. Wluiil
gut unb IL hiserieffn prfiGtn. MnmsIbunssu
su MAIDEN BET etaber guenit Dunnemanr.
828 Gin Strabs; Obsr bel Sanptnann 8ranl
NBllr pom Sfrieen- gertin, f4O3 prospse
Mpenue. 29,6m
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gtep 9orf, Ontario g. &eitern
Giiea6aba.

3iss Ssrla0sn ben Sriep Central Sabnbrf
pie fOIst:
Ra@ GarbpnbaIe unb stpiI&snlirssnten Sta-
tipnen UNI 700, S.45 uno 1f.12 8brm. unb
1856, 3.t5, $40, $50 unb HOS NaGm.
Nad 8orrt City UNI 700 unb 1t.t2 gprm.
9la1 Sanepf, Nstp 2prf Sspegp. Utica
unb alien 81 unO psfIi9eu puuftsn UNI 1.t2
Born.
!3iss lanssu an bon Garbpnbale unb ami,
StatiOusn um 7.40, 9.t5 unb
LOS 8prni. unb GAS, 4.10, sos, 7.40 unb
800 NaGm.
Bon 8Orsf City um 9.15 Born. unt 4.tO
Rahm.
Bon Sspsso, Utica, Hsp gprf, Saneod unt
Oft unb pelflihsn punften um 4.t0 Na@m.
s. 6. anbtrfpu,
@rnl palTr asrnt 9iep yCrf
Or. 6. Carr Div. pafr Gssnt Scranton
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SIM &ebenbiitrift bes Saarbtsebietes
iinb bic unter bem 9lamen ,,9eronos
iporo" befannte 9attuns paraiitii9er
9iISe aufsetreten. 9iefeIben iino bon
ben @einbuuern Iebr sefiir6tet, ba iie
Elm 9lbiterben Der g8einpHanse bur9
gerI6rrmpfune Ober SduInib beipirfsn.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-24
How the Parrot Was Reformed.

The wickedness d canal parrot is ig-
norant of is not worth Learning. Not
many canal parrots reform; but one did.
His cage hung in front of a canal store;
and as consequence the bird could
swear in a manner to make an ordinary
parrots feathers stand up with horror.
And as swearing is-or used to be-the
chief part Of canal drivers language,
nobody could tell whether the parrot or
a driver was talking.
One day boat stopped at the store
and the entire crew, including the driver,
went into the building and staid long
time. This was the parrots opportunity.
The tired horses were left unattended;
so he proceeded TO attend TO them.
Back" hs commanded, with much
swearing.
The horses promptly obeyed the fa-
miliar order.
"Backp he screamed again, much en-
couraged.
They obeyed again, and yet again. And
he kept on swearing and yelling Back"
until at last the horses tumbled into the
canal and were drowned.
The parrot laughed little, but not
much, over the success Of his efforts.
And it was noticed that be never swors
after that melancholy affair. "a
The reason was that the driver wrung
his neck. k.-Brooklyn Life. -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-24
gh aqlha aIy eagle: Thursay lorro September a. 1891

hf of the Sc or OF section 4 the ne or of
Sc or and the hf of the sw or of section 6.
the hf lots and4, and the sw or OF sec
tion 6. the hf of rhe NV or Of section 8,
the hf OF the sw qr OF section 8, the N hf
or section IS, the hf of section 10, the n
hf of section 20, the fractional hf and the
sw or of section 81, the ne fractional or lot
2, and the W hf of The Sc or of section ..
the hf of the sw or of section % the hf
of the sc or of section 80, the NV or of sec
tion Al the Sc fractional or of section So
In township north, range east, l. NJ
Fractional section 4. section 5, section 6.
the hf of section Z. section 5. fractional
section 9. section IL, the ne qrof the NV or
the S hf OF the NV or and the
hf of section 10, section 20.
eection %, section 30; thee hf and the hf
of the NV or of section 81; section 81, frac-
tional section So
In township 10 north, range east, /. NJ.
Lots l, l. g. aud and the sw or of sec
ton 4; the hf of section 5; the Sc or of
the ne or and the hf of the So or Of sec
tion 8; the ne or of the Sc or of section Z;
the ne or, the he or of the NV or, the hf
of the NV or, and the hf of section s; frac-
tional section 9; section Il, the W hf of
the sw or of section is; section 10. section
20, fractional section II, fractional section
2S section %, the hf and the sw or of
section SO; the ne or, the hf Of the NV or
and the hf of section 81; section g. frac-
tional section So
Iu township IL north, range 5 east, l. NJ.
Fractional section Is; lots 4, 5 and of
section 19, lOte ., 8 and of section 20, lot
5 of section n the sw or of the Sc or OF sec
tion 30 the hf of the sc or of section 81,
the hf OF the ne or of section 50, the hf
of lot l, lots ,. and and the sw or of the
NV or of section 80.
In township 6 north, range l west, l. NJ.
Lots 3 and of section -.
In township north, range l west, l. N.
The fractional ne or of section l.
In township 8 north, range | west, I. NJ.
Lots and 3, the sc or of the ne or and
the ne or of the sc or of section l, fraction
nj section IS, fractional Sc or of section "A,
fractional section 25
In township north. range 1 west, l. "
Fractional ne or of section l. lots l and
2 of section "a.
In township 10 north, range west, l.
M-Fractional section /, fractional sec
bion l., fractional section 13 lots /, 9, 3,
and 4, and the hf of the ne or of sec
tion 25
In township II north, range 1 west. l.
M.-All of said township lying within the
Pottawatomie andChawnee Reservation,
except fractional section So
In township - north, range west, / NJ
Lot l and the ne or of section "a frac-
tiOnal section %.
JOHN W. NOBLE.
Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-24
On The Hrfdn,a Arm.

Mrs. Gregg had one of the prettiest
weddings that ever took place N the
Massachusetts, town in which she lives.
But there was one odd incident Of the
occasion which few OF her friends who
are in the secret recall with much anuse-
ment Although a lady Of quiet taste,
Mrs. Gregg wore something which GER
tainly no bride syer wore before.
Her wedding present from her old
friend DR.. Jameson was an exquisite AZ
fair Of lace, embroidery and white satin
ribbon, which he had brought from
Paris Itcsme ynst a. the wedding party
were starting for tie church.
What lovely bagf- exclaimed the
bride; 'T am going n wear II That
will please dear Dr.. jameson" and alp
ping the white satin strings over her arm
shs thought 10 more Of Il until after tbs
ceremony.
That is beautiful bag, and % odi.'
"I never saw a bag ike IL The mate
rial is beautiful, commented some Of her
frienda
Il suppose the style is new replied
ME OIr4B- OE- S@A<rsDA HspAess.- -
70 me from Para am delighted with
IL"
"Dsd you put anything IN itr asked
Dr.. Jameson. who had been listening 20
this conversstion with a smile that wa
suspiciously near laugh
NO replied Mrs Gregg; "TIl put
ny handkerchief IN What - why -
why. there's 10 bottom Ia Il Wazt u
It, DR.. Jameson
Well. replied Dr. Jameson, Il
bough, il for . lamp EhsdeT
And II was lamp shade. edged with
lace and drawn up At the top with white /
ea-fn riof5rsr " Touth's Corurausca-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-24
They CouId Count on rim.

A lot of young travelling men tempo
Tarily located at cozy Wisconsin hotel
Sunday got up conspiracy against the
landlord Everything about the hotel
was perfection itself The cookery was
superb, the service first class, the ap-
pointments of the hostelry all that could
be desired, and the charges reasonable,
but these wild young men, in secret con-
clave assembled. resolved to make the
proprietors life miserable for one day
by kicking individually and collectively
against everything.
Before they proceeded to carry the plot
into execution the ringleader Of the con-
spirators decided to take into their conf
dence young man of imposing exterior
and much gripsack, who had just ar
rived and was in the act Of registering.
You're a travelling man, aren't your"
he asked In a low tone.
eyes"
"Well, there's about a dozen Of rs
here, and we're putting up job on the
landlord. We are going to kick at
every blessed thing today coffee, steak,
biscuit, pastry, fruits, vegetables, wait
ers, scenery, rooms, general accommo-
dations and all Wen be glad to have
you take hand in it, if you are in for
little fun"
"If I'm in for little funi" echoed the
new arrival Thunder Pm travelling
for London house, with headquarters
in NYawk. always kick. Chicago
Tribune
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-24
They Worship the Drum.

Among the Samoiedes and the tribes
Of northern ASiatic Russia the drum
passes almost to an idol. They address
it, erect it in their hut, and the priests
Of the superstition by the aid Of the di-
vine instrument effect that magical
disappearance" which has puzzled all
travellers from Sir Hugh Willoughby
downward TO account for. and has gwen
rise TO as much gueSswOrk at its eluci-
dation as the fsats Of the Indian Jug
glers. The SanOiede. after beating his
drum and working up the senses Of his
spectators TO a pitch Of great excite
ment, mysteriOusly vanishes into thin
air before the eyes Of all. Civilized
travellers naturally hold that it is 3
trick. The Samoiedes themselves de-
clare that the power resides IN the drum
idol The peculiar thing is that neither
one party nor the other has been able "a
explain how the vanishing occurs
chambers Journal.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-24
MllII ;s51glt
nFPARrMENr on THE INTERIoR.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. is. 1891
This is the schedule of lands within the
Sac and Fox, Iowa and Pottawatome
(and absentee Sbawnee) reservations, In
Oklahoma Territory, opened to settle
1nent by proclamation of the president,
dated Sent IS 1891.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-03-12

20 and 40 acre tracts ct low fig
ures and no money down.
J. B. PUGsLEY.
Two dozen Of bottled beer at the
North Yakima BOttling Works.
The only man who can get money
for you on farm and city property Is J..
B. Pugsley.