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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-01-24
FRISCO LINE q

ST. LOUIS a NAN FItANtI7LO FAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
This company now have on safe single
and round trip tickets 20 Eureka Springs.
Ark. a. very Tow rates. For fuTtheI
Information call on. o. address
r G. HOAG.
City Ticket Agent. corner Main sna
Douglas Avenue. or Ticket Agent. Un-
s5n Depot.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-01-24
TAKE THE MISSOURI

kA LIMITED FOR ST. LOUIS.
Leave Wichita at 210 Q. IN. arriving
et ST. Louis next morning 7:20, making
direct connections With all lines easc
N5 change OF cars. Elegant service.
lily Ticket Office ia North Main street.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-01-24
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Pao-e Ise II. ToRREY, Agent
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-01-24
EDTSCO TINE

FRISCO LINE
To ST. Louis and all points east. The
only line running through Pullman Buff
fet sleepers from Wichita to st. Louis
without change. City ticket Office cor
ner Main and Douglas
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-04-17

conscious. glowed with happiness. and
her eyes shone with lustrous light
You look like an elf." he said. filling
her glass with champagne.
And / feel like a precious royal
"Will your Gracious Highness deign
TO look at a Slave?'
Il do not see him." she answered.
looking into his eyes.
He leaned forward, holding her gaze
by the intensity of his. Il would give
my freedom to kiss your" he said.
She threw back her head and smiled
bewitchingly. Reckless Prince what
is your kingdom"
Two principaliteis. One of the
world. where success crowns a man
king-a barren soil. yielding only of ne
cessity. Envy. hatred and malice grow
there. born of ambitions strife. The
bitter irony of Fate hovers round the
throne. The other"-his voice grew
soft and low.
Yes" she whispered.
The other is land of golden Dreams
where understanding flowers blossom,
holding in their hearts the imperious
bee. The wind whispers love to the
leaves that tremble and fiutter in re-
Spouse to his ardent wooing A prin-
cess reigns over the kingdom-sweet-
est of all the flowers"-
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-04-17
BENSON.

Forth rides knight on a milk-white steed,
Digit for battle, and shod for speed;
The Knight rides under asaint-bles'd shield,
The red-eross blazed on its azure-field:
And his sword is keen.
A king on the earth who marks him ride,
World-honos proffers to sway his pride;
A maiden beekons him to her bower;
Stronger is love than kingly power:
II the sword be keen.
The knight yields nought to the monarch's
guile,
No lure for his soul has the maiden's smile;
He dies on the plain where for Christ he
ward;
His spirit, in passing, great angels guard,
And their swords are keen.
-IDYLA.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-04-17

The second floor Of the Harris block, 1874
N street, has been fitted up for a dancing
hall. The floor has received the attention
Of experts. 1t is Of hard wood, and tire
boards are laid parallel with the length of
the hall. Parties desiring to rent 1t can do
os at the Courier Office, in the same block.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-04-17
THE GOLDEN KEY.

suasively.
Where" said Cinderella, pensively.
poking the smoking Goals with the toe
of her shabby shoe.
Into fairyland, dearie."
1t does not exist except I'm the imag-
ination. and am tired of make-believe
-Iwant something real
Are you in earnest. Cinderella, truly
In earnest. at LAST"
mo sensible person is in earnest
about anything" She dug her foot
spitefuIly into the fire.
Il can make the journey real. Cinder-
ella. and it will be better than fairy
land"
II thought We settled that long ago"
the girl said. impatiently: its a tire
some subject"
Aren't you a little cross tonight.
Cinderella? VIVA. have l done. dear?"
the Prince asked. penitently.
'Done?" she cried passionately.
Everything that is fine and loving and
good: but / am not satisfied: do you
understand? Tonight / would go to the
ends of the earth with you. / am tired
of being respectable Tomorrow L
should loathe you for taking me. Now
do you understand"
Don't say things like that to me.
Cinderella. 1t is like putting cup to
the lips of thirsty man and then
snatching 1t away
Would you have him drink poison"
"A man can die only once"
She went over to the window and
gazed out on the grick walls opposite
without apparently being aware of their
existence. A wild. reckless mood was
on her. born of the discouragements of
the day. She was tired of the struggle
and strife of life. tired of adjusting her
self to her environment. tired of being
conventional. What she told him was
true. Here within her reach was free
dom. luxury. congeniality. love-Prince
Charming standing with open arms.
She had but to put out her hand. and
the grim scene would change as If by
enchantment. All the rebellion In her
clamored for a richer. fuller life; sob
rose in her throat and her eyes filled
with tears. Dear Cod she cried,
save me from the temptation
The Prince came over and put his
hand on her shoulder, turning her about
so that he saw the tears. Little one"
he said. I'VE are not children to mis-
understand each other"
He took out his handkerchief and
wiped her eyes gently, as If she were in
deed a child. Il am not going to take
you away, dear: do you know why"
he asked. endeavoring to speak lightly
Because of the tomorrow when you
would loathe me- That would be worse
than death"
He drew her back to the fire and put
her into a chair, pulling up a stool on
which he sat at her feet Then hetook
her hands in his, and the clasp of his
fingers seemed to quiet the girl and give
courage.
She bent her head and kissed his hair
before she spoke. You always under
stand my moods, dear. See / am reas-
enable and repentant now. All. you
help me So
DO 1, sweet? But not as YOU help
me Sometimes" he said. earnestly. Il
think i cannot endure this life apart
from w another day. and then 1 re-
member all the wise and beautiful little
things you say to IRE, ard take fresh
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-04-17

Prince looked up into her eyes.
Il have heard you talk about her"
''Shs is everything one loves; sweet
and tender and strong i'm the face of
tmptation. No saint. mind you, but no
sinnr either Do you like her, Cinder-
ella"
Il detest her." she said savagely; Il
know her weaknesses"
'Out of her weaknesses comes great
strength-for herself and the man who
loves her. Won't you like her a little
Cinderella" he pleaded. tightening his
hold of her hands.
Yes" she answered. reluctantly:
Ito please you i would do anything"
Then smile at me. dear, and Wen be
happy ever after"
More fairy tales she exclaimed
with a laugh, as she pulled her hands
away.
Cinderella, I've got an idea, Isn't
it wonderful he said. gaily.
Il should think so! What will you
do with it,"
Give ii to you FIR safekeeping."
Suppose you never get it back"
.'Oh, I'll get another" he said, conf
IDENTIFY.
'Impossibler' derisively.
You should treat your elders with
more respect Cinderella"
Have you lost your idea?'' she asked
flippantly.
You saucy jade. I'm going to run
away with you just for tonight There.
it's out. VIII you listen. Cinderella"
IF you promise not to be serious
How can /, over so frivolous mat
ter? Well have our little journey. after
all. First. you're coming to dine with
me. then We'll go for a drive in the Park,
them
Then the clock will strike twelve.
But 1 never dine out, Prince Charming"
Are you afraid of the world. Cinder-
ella"
No
''Or of me-"
She shook her head
Il would not make you the subject of
talk. You trust me- Cinderella"
Absolutely" Her voice had tri-
umphant ring.
The man laid his face on her hands
10
silence. Presently she raised his head
and laughed in a tremulous fashion sug-
gestive Of tears that had not risen to
the surface.
We're a bundle of inconsistencies
taking our fight into fairyland in such
a ponderous fashion. They won't let
US i'm
.'Oh. yes. they will have the golden
key. We will go to a little Bohemian
place know. where Madame. in an i'm
maculate white apron smiles benignly
upon her guests. Shall we start at
once?" he said. rising.
But I have not a festive gown"
las if you were not adorable as you
arer'
POOH" making a little moue at him:
II am not even presentable except to n
prejudiced person like you"
Then Wen call in the fairy god
mother"
She is here. What, and you will see
She vanished from the room. and pres
emily returned. laughing merrily
How do you like me?" sweeping
him a curtsey.
He surveyed her from the crown of
her dainty hat TO the toe of her pointed
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-04-17

Remember the Whitebreast Coal and
Lime Company is still furnishing its Gus
TONERS with best grades Pennsylvania hard
coal at s. delivered.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-05-20

horse shoes there for his horse. The
rsnoher, In his story, stated that Parker
told them that he had had nothing to
eat from the time be left the jail until
he reached there.
The trail of the outlaw was getting
SO ward on Saturday night that one of
the Indian trailers quit the posse and
the others lefs yesterday. A trail Of
two men on foot Was found on Saturday
evening, one of which was said by the
Indians to bs Parker'e. The BLOOD
hounds were put on it, cad followed it
for some distance, when night overtak-
ing them, they we're recalled.
Sheriff Cameron was in Williams last
evening, and just before the trsin pulled
out on which Mr.. Galpin left, he stated
that stock man came In and informed
Cameron that Ruffaer's white horse
had been found with his throat out.
Whether it wss reliable or not, he could
not learn.
The rsnchsr, al whose house Parker
stopped on Tuesday night, stated that
the outlaw told him that toe officers
had lost his trail, and that he intended
DO go into the Bill Williams mountains
aud remain in hiding there for some
time-until the vigilance CT the officers
had cessed-when ne could safely make
his escspe.-Journdl Miner.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-05-20

molssses, bread, gravy and tea. On
Sunday We have swo meals and give
extras For those who are unable to go
to the table, we give soup more fire.
quently, eggs, toast, butter, sometimes
jan, or corn starch, rice and milk, tea
or coffee, and when necessary egg nog.
Sometimes We have a patient enter
who claims TO have lived IN Bffiuenee
elsewhere, and objects to the bill of
fare as not being good enough, but the
satit isd but happy as people can be in
their condition, more especially the old
pioneers, who hewsd their way TO this
country and made possible for Others TO
follow. They are glad to have our
beds, because while not fine, they are
better than mother esyth With saddle
or stone for pillow, the kind of bede
upon which they have often In the past
stretched their weary and brave old
bodies.
Former grand jary committees have
investig ated this hospital thoroughly.
The mem bsrs of a grand jury com mittee
who visited US last fall, came in the
morn. ng, exported the books for hours,
went through the wards slowly and
carefully, remained to dinner and re-
turned TO town, prepared to give an ex-
hsustlve report. They did not come
mere puffsd with authority, and let
their actions be governed by personal
spite, which had existed for years. They
took a solemn oath to do their duty and
came ard did it like honorable men. As
to the compliment paid me personally
after such severe criticism OF my
ability as housekeeper, 1 can only say
that it has the appearances of throwing
a boquet OF aoweFs sprayed with Horn
brooks prusslo acid. Such a compli-
ment can neither add to nor detrsct
from my reputation. Ny life is an open
book both here and in my former homes
and as I have spent some of the best
years OF my life in Maricopa County 1
will let her good people decide.
Respectfully, VIRGINIA MAHoNEY
Phoenix, May Is, 1897.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-05-20

Phoenix CommandeFy of Knights
TempIar propose to celebrate Ascension
Day in an appropriate msnner,probably
at the park.
The school trustees held en interest
ing session Lash night, which continued
up to a late hour. Many matters OF
interest regarding the pu bile schools OF
the city we're discussed as was also the
question OF the appointment of teachers
of which there are one hundred and
thres applicants for some fourteen posi-
tions. 1t will be some time before the
seaohers for the next term will be
chosen.
A party consisting CT Postmaster
Thomas and wife, VIM. COX and family,
Mrs Lille Scare, Mrs. Ivy Cox, W. @.
Tyler and wife, Mrs. H. Orms and
children, Clara Orme, of this city and
Mrs. W. G. Burns and daughter, of
Washington, D. O., left this city this
morning for the head of the Arizona
Canal, where they will spend the next
three days in hunting, fishing and bath
ing. Plenty OF provisions, ice and other
good things were taken along and a
splendid outing is promised the party.
Francisco Oetego of Tempe was tried
before Probate Judge Grouse this
morning on charge of insanity.
Several witnesses were examined, among
them the husband of the woman. The
testimony showed that there was a put
up job to railroad she woman TO the in
sane asylum, although she was as sane
any of the witnesses, and the Judge
discharged her. A peculiar feature of
the casa was the handing of letter by
the husband of tbs woman to the in
terpreter. The letter was signed by q
N 81 living in Tempe and requisite d
that the interpreter assist in sending
the woman to the insane ssylu IN. Judge
Grouse was much put out over the case
and in the future will take all possible
precautions against being imposed upon
by this class of people.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-05-20

incompetent persons, schemers and clerks
with only dangerous smattering of medi-
cal knowledge, to venture to concoct social
ed spri ing remedies.
In sharp contrast with these risky pre-
parations is the one valuable spring remedy
worthy the name in the estimation of
competent persons and medical authorities,
Paine's celery compound
This widely praised and widely priced
remedy really does make people well. 1t is
as far removed, in the minds of judicious
men and women, from all other remedies
purporting to accomplish equal results, as
the north is from the south. Clear-headed
professional men, business men and the
great body of hard working brain workers
all over the country believe heartily, and
with good reason, in Paine's celery COM
pound.
Paine's celery compound gets its staunch
est endorsement from physical and scien-
tific men who were led to verify its claims
bee iuse of its discoverer, the distinguished
Dartmouth college professor, Edward E.
Phelps, NJ. D., LII. D.
Nothing will pull a tired-out, nervous,
rundown" man or woman out of the quag-
mire of sinking health so promptly nd
firmly as Paine's celery compound.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-05-20
Important OWL Gases.

Uui;e States Attorney EIlingwood
has received instructions from the de-
pgrtment Of justice TO retry the oase OF
the United States against the Copper
Queen for 1888. 600 claimed by the
federal government as due by that
company for timber Gus on government
lands.
The cause is the most important In
the history of Arizona Jurisprudence.
Ii has dragged slong in the federal
courts of this Territory for years. Last
fall 10 was on srisl in Tucson before q
jury for twelve days and resulted in a
disagreement. E. E. Ellinwood and
Mark Smith represented the govern
ment and John Haynes of San Fran
cisco and Wm. Herring fought fog the
mining company. About seventy-fve
witnesses were examined at the trial
and days were consumed in arguments.
The tim ber for the value OF which the
government sues was cut ia the Chiri-
cshua mountains, about fifty miles from
Bisbee, where the tim Der WIS utiIizad
by the mining company. The fact Of
The timber having been cut is not in
dispute, end the question hinges almost
entirely as to whether the land upon
which the timber grew is mineral or
otherwise. The legal CUES tions involved |
ire of such Importance shat the atsor- |
ley general hes applied 80 the interior |
department. so get the assistance OF the
irector in the geological survey 80 de
ermine the nature of she lands in
1eetion.-Sttn-D Democrat. \
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-05-20

No department at Washington just now so
absorbs the attention of the people as the
splendidly-growing formidable navy. 1t is
not to the gold-laced Annapolis graduates
that the brunt of the responsible work
falls, but to the able Department officials,
of whom Discussing Officer F. H. Stickney
is one, A letter from him says:
'sHaving taken Paine's celery compound
for the last few weeks, 1 have found it a
perfect spring remedy, and been much ben
Gifted by it."
Spring is the decisive time in the life of
every person out of health. 1t is an assur-
ed fact that stubborn disorders become
quickly durable in the spring. This is
especially true of such persistent troubles
as rheumatism, neuralgia, and obstinate
kidney diseases.
No one, sick or well, can afford to ''try"
uncertain remedies in spring, or any other
time.
The dishonesty of many self-named spring
remedies becomes startlingly apparent when
their results are compared with the results
obtained from this accurate, scientific pre-
paration, Paine's celery compound The
general practice among careful people of
purifying the blood and toning up the
nerves in the spring has tempted scores of
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-05-20
stands at the Head.

Aug. j. Bogsl, shs leading druggist
of Shreveport, La says: 'Dr. Kings
New Discovery is the only thing that
ourss ny cough, and it is the best seller
1 have" j r. Campbell, merchant Of
Stafford, Ariz., writes: "Dr. K'D8's New
Discover lie all shat is claimed for it;
10 never fails and is a sure cure for Con-
sumption, Coughs and CoIds. cannot
say enoue h tor it's merits" Dr.. Kings
Ne y Disc. very toe Consum ption Coughs
and Colds is not an experiment. LIZ has
been tried for qusrter of a century,
aud soday stands at the hesd. 1t never
Sold 40 Keystone Phaf-
macy and q q Phoenix Drug 90.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-05-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reported for tho Herald by Pheniz
TitIe Guaranty and Abstract Co.
May II.
Trustees Mesa Towpsite Asc'n to
Geo w Shrine deed, lot and q of
lots & 8 blk Mesa So.
Sheriff MsEioopa Co. A. T. to Hannah
Props cert sale lots & 6 blk 10 Phoe-
nix Assigned 5-1I 81 to Lizzie 8 Meyer.
5000.
JC Adams to Maricopa Club lease
$500 per yr for 4 yrs north tier of
rooms on first story of Adams House.
FL ii Markham, Frank o Bolt ct al
incorporate Pacific Land and Mining
Co. cap stock $4,000 chaos Of 500
each.
United States TO Anesl Mitchell
patent q NV u SEQ . & 4 u d
sec 6 bp s R 10 ".
United States to B T Westherby pat
&sw a Il sec 6 s r 10 W
Elmer E Psscoe 20 Territory of Ari-
iona, bond as Notary Public, P j Cole
and " Penn bsrton. $1,000.
Treas & Tax Col Marlcopa Co to W
Walker dsed, lots 8 & blk 81 Neshr
Jdd. $3.50
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-05-20
In Memoriam.
HEADQUARTERS GRAND ARMY ]
OF THE REPUBLIC,
OMAHA. NIB AprlI IA. 1897

4
OMAHA, NIB April IA, 1897
General Orders No 8.
Toe Nation $ Sabbath Dsy-that day
upon which patriotic people gather to-
getheF every where TO do honor to theis
sacred dead, is sgsin upon us. Let u.s.
as is most fitting, unite in making the
solemn service of Memorial Day as M
pressive as possible by appropriate exer-
discs, and by strewing beautiful flowers
upon the graves of our comrades, and
so show TO the world that as citizens We
appreciate their great sacrifices for their
country, and as comrades we revere
their memories; and to the rising gen.
GRAFTON that he who dies for his country
dies nobly.
10 the words of the lamented Logan.
IF other eyes grow dull, and other
hands slack, and other hearts cold, In
the solemn trust, ours shall keep il as
long as the light and warmth of life re-
main 60 u.s."
Let Us invite to our assistance In thls
patriotic work that noble band OK work
ers, the Womsn's Relief Corps, vino have
done so much toward the success of our
greap organization, and also the Sons Of
Veterans, who must soon take up the
work which the rsvsges of time shall
compel US to lay down.
In the interest OF patriotic instruction
TO the children it ia earnestly hoped
that the leudgble work of talking to the
children OF the public schools on the
subj cots and lessons of Memorial Dsy
by a veteran, now so general throughout
the order, will be observed the year,
and hereafter, in every pu bile school.
Les every post, in accordance with
usual custom, attend divine services in
some church, in body, on the Sunday
before Memorial Day.
The Both of May falling this year on
Sunday, Memorial Day will be observed.
according to rules aud regulations, on
the preceding day, except in such States
as by Law or custom observe the suo-
ceeding day.
Comrades, as We grow older let us be
more Particular IN the observance Of
this sacred day, and let US discourage
the holding of games and frivolous
amusements thereon by thoug htisss
people in every possible way:
By reeolu zion, the ThirsIeth National
recommended that the
reading OF Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad-
dress be made a special feature OF
Memorial Day exercises held under the
auspices OF the Grand Army of the Re-
public.
The address is appended hereto, and
shose in charge of the exercises on Memo
rial Day will cause the same to be read
ae such time during the exercises as
may be most fitting.
By command of
T. S. GARRISON,
Comman er-iL- Chief.
CHAs E. BURMEsTER,
Adjutsnt General.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-05-20
Electric Bitters.

Electric Bistsrs is the medicine suit
ed for any season, ous perhaps more
generally needed when the la0guld, ex
hausted feeling prevails, when the liver
is torpid and sluggish aud the need OF a
tonic and alternative is felt. A prompt
use of this medicine has often sverted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
No medicine will act more surely in
counteFacting and freeing the system
from the mslsrisl poison. Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation, D zzIness
yield to Electric Bittere. so CITE. and
51.0O per botble, st keystone Pharmacy
and Phoenix Drug Co.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-05-20
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Low prices in groceries. Go and see
Griebel & STAN baugh.
just try 100. box of CsscaFets, the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made.
In the District Court this morning
John Allen indicted under a charge Of
assault with intent to commit murder
plead not guilty and trial was set for
next Friday.
De-. @. D. B alden, NJ sior [. Nj. Cnristy
aud wife, Major Schwartz, Mr.. r. II.
Greene, constitute the Phoenix dele
CATION, attending the Annual enoamp-
ment of the G. A. R., which convened
at Prescott today.
The ,ard Of Supervisors yesterday
allowed all bhe claims presented for
back salaries, which aggregates the sum
of 81, 1890, vided as follows: D. L.
Murray, $1,000; jerry Millay, s645 Go;
j. W. Kinosid, 1868 80 and Mrs Lena
Scars, $50 So.
The Board of Supervisors YES. srday
agreed to donate the sum OF S75 to-
wards repairing the Reno road, it being
represented % them tina: residents of
that portion of the county would donate
a greater sum towards baving their road
in good cundition.
The Annual Run OF the Coconino
Cycling Club from Flagstaff to the
Grand Canyon will take place Septem-
Der TIN, shis yeer, and will include Sth,
9sh and 1O5h at thu Canyon, al expen-
SEES paid oy the CLUB for 81 except ex-
penses of Fisgstbf