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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26
Outlines of Oklahoma

Miss Coca King won IN ths oratcrica
contest m Jefferson Friday evening.
Petitions in favor OF free homes are agstn
being circulated IN the STRIP
VIII Lite Of Perry Is for fmrsedlass
statehood on the largest scale possible
Bill Bolton. ths Woodward editor Of mat
rimonial tendencies, has been admitted 70
the bar
T j. Palmer. who has received his com.
mission for postmaster NJ Nedforc. va
take charge January !.
Most OF the editors in Oklahoma would
have liked 70 put delinquent suoscnoeS
or two IN Satar's stocking.
A large amount OF bridge timber Tor the
Blackwell extension on the Hutchinson
Southern has been uaioadea at Blackwell
Z. 6. Douglass has turned the Ava Re-
publican over 10 A. J. Ross Of the Cour.er.
y. NJ. Tubs OF Newkirx renceasiy sur
rrised TWO cesored burglars In his house
He has had them both srreSted TIE Rs-
publican says they got the large susn OF
so0oc.
Banker Turner OF Guthrie Is not sAe on
" Ol<lahoman who 10 a dead ringer Tor
Young Letter. So u VII Logue ot Kay
county.
Jerre Johnson OF Kildare says ne Is in
favor of statehood. but prefers TO leave
it 10 congress. Congress VIII certainly nave
something to say about IL
Mrs. Curt Spangler. living near Medfcrc.
ishsvnS a serious time VITA poison whsch
she introduced into her system BY drinking
Tea purchased from pedSieg.
Enid Wave: About az the youths and
mAsdens in town are old enough and orixat
enough 20 sell goods are employed as hoii-
day clerks in tho different stores.
The Chandler postofiiee was robbed OF
500 tie other day. OF course the friends
OF Harry Gfstrap viii say that II would
never have happened II he had been ap-
pointed postmaster.
The Kildare Journal recommends TIA,
farmers begin 20 save UP $50 an acre. as
ne chances are they will have 10 pay thai
W. j. Whistler OF Kay Center. formerly
Parker. says that the line from Eunnrwen
10 that ely viii be completed March !.
next.
Jake Admire 20 a new postmaster: To
Brother Thomas Jackson Palmer. Med
ford. O. IA mery Christmas 20 you. ssr!
May the salary OF that postoffice never
srow less, TAs fellows Who are going 20
buy their postage stamps at Wichita. and
mail their letters on the trans viii soon
set tired Of Il.
Ii Is amusing to see the number OF people
who are TOO s,ingy 10 subscribe for thciv
local paper and iong as they can hor-
row one from regular subscriber they
won't subscribe. says the Jefferson Rnstisr.
Some OF these s,ingy people have been at
work for some time on a new invention
by which they car cook their meals BY
the smoke OF their neighbors chimnsys
Okarchc T.mes; Tuesday did not seem TO
DC a cattle mems day. J. &. fenwriSht
offered hundred head OF ali agcs for sale.
out no one appeared TO want them BID
ding was very slow. and after few were
sold the sale was stopped. W. II. Johnson
made his FIRST appearance as an aucooueer
on this occasion and worked hard. showing
he could do MS part IL the bidders would
only come
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26
BEAUTIFUL CIVIL SERVICE

Civil service under mOnarchial rule
works well no doubt for the administrat-
i've head, but in a government of the
people, where the administration is OF
party and controlled by party. it is at
lines liible TO prov, embarrassing.
President Mckinley had a view of a
phase of it a short time since which,
While not encouraging, was somewhat
embarrassing. Certain radical steps
had been decided upon TO prevent fill
clustering 1t was found that certain
officials of the treasury department,
whose duties were Of an administrative
character and who would naturally he
called upon 10 carry out the new regu-
lations, were not in accord with Presi
dent Mckinley and his cabinet in this
matter Furthermore, it was discover
ed that it would not be wise or prudent
no communicate with them as TO the in
tentions of the administration OH this
subject. 1t became necessary therefore
TO send agents 10 Florida to attend 10
the case properly and to carry out the
will of the chief executive of the nation.
If these officials, who sympathiZe with
Grover Cleveland's views of the Cuban
question, could have been removed for
political reasons the president would
not only not have suffered any embar-
rassment, but run no chances of defeat
by his own officials. But the officials
were safely protected by the classified
service list, and they would have block
ed the wheels of the administration had
thelbusiness in hand gone on in the reg
lar course A Washington correspond
ent, speaking of this matter, says that
1T is understood that if congress decides
10 eliminate from the classified list GER
tain officials whose duties are of an ad-
ministrative character the president
will not object Mob ldy should object,
n0r would anybody save the mugwump
contingent say aught in the way of
criticism. Outside of simple cleTkships
Of routine duties no Office ought TO be
subject to a rule the occupants of
which office may use their place and
power 10 defeat the Will of the people
by tying the hands of their chief Sery-
ant
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26
Along the Kansas Nile

The Y. VI. c. A. association al Topeka
has Just burst. while the nefarious Topeka
club stin prospers.
In due tine the Major Hood boom for
governor is expected 10 come Up like a
pump-handle on a cold morning.
The Kansas phrase who 20" is back IN
use again for the first time In ten years
jackson has sold his farm" Who tor
a young man az Arkansas City VINO =
a good poker player. al one umc he'll
enough diamond shirt studs 10 start a
jeweiry store.
SO far Mckinley has only spPo4ntf- ce-
fourth Of one per cent Of the Kansas mea
with whom he shook hands while be vas
in Hutchinson.
As a candidate for congress Mrs. Lease
will demand that complete support OF tne
Masons. or otherwise she VIII expose the
secrets Of their order.
a kansas editor points cut that that
poem. Hang up the baby'z stock.ng-tae
dear. h.tls d.mpie1 daring has never seen
Christmas yei." j. fake. as 30 ch.l1
year Old can catch onto Christmas.
10. Ady. Eow ia Coioraco. 70 tie charge
that ne : broken n pocket ard health. re-
plies splritealy that ais hezits may rot b.
free OF kno;-ao5es. but the constltut5oa q
his p0ckst-book is that o. erazs-fea OK
Fltzslmm0uz. while in Chicago recently.
overheard a man saying that IngaIs hss
SAID fhat JOB was tae greater man zas
ever lived" Come on snsppad ozt
Fstzsimmons. DO you mean H!ng7lz the
Kansas boxer lie tod me I Nss--is ne
face"
In celebration Of Chr.gtnzs G0yegao-
Leedy psrfoned from TIE geni;eBr4sry.
George Lee O; For sco;t. n prison aiacs
-, Tor TobosaE a frelEat car. Rev ;. l.
I-aagdon q Topeka. 81 prson s-nce isss.
charged siia sssaulunx llt1ls EiT., q II.
FTy of Caerokee county. - sgison s.sce
Isss for burglary.
4 Chester White box xai-s Eza brouRb'
into KlaErnaa ;he oiss- 1sy excited r.
whole t5sn by his irnnens.sy. TIE hsx
was no- tst. bat people Esrsrzlly believed
ae weighed very rear . tsoEszns TIE
scsics. 5oSsver. showed ;hss he selzh-ss /
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aCzne fron TsE4hsmas ssys< Tsers 2xs ac 1
aide sEalks- TIE geoZls Nssk r. tss srsAS6is 4
oftss street Space ia frDnf is 70 store 4
keepers. csly a oonssas1see . e-sslaV fAs.r 4
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sglnz -. ze gstzs fazf tse ely % xr1S-
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26
IT WAS NOT MURDER.

Spain is making much out-of the fact
Of American sympathy, as expressed by
American newspapers, for the unfortun-
ate but bull-headed Colonel Ruiz, who
hoped to reap name and fame through
Il conference which should lead TO the
insurgent patriots laying down their
arms for a promised autonomy. Ruiz
knew better than to go to his death. He
was under no flag Of truce. as Spain
does not recognize the insurgents as
bellgerents. Aranguen was. no doubt.
Ruiz friend, but Aranguren warned
Ruiz not TO come within the insurgent
lines, unless it was simply and solely
for friendly chat The moment that
Ruiz pronounced the word autonomy"
he sealed his doom, for General Rodri-
guez' order, which was first read to
Ruiz, was to the effect that any man
who should propose that the Cubans
should lay down their arms must be
Shot Aranguren did all ne could to
save his friends life, but had he not
been promptly executed there would
have been an end to discipline in the
Cuban army, and Do'faith in its leaders
who have assured, officially and other
wise the Cuban people that they never
would accept anything from Spain but
an Acknowledgements of independence
The friends of Colonel Ruiz can blame
no one: but whether they do or not, no
more officers will be sent into the insur-
gent lines carrying propositions of sub
mission. Cuba will he free. or other
wise wipe out the nationality of Spain
through bankruptcy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

Rev. DR.. Macarthur OF New York says:
There are going 10 De two big surprises
IN heaven. The first wiH be The number
Of people We expect 10 see there whom We
shall not find The second surprise VII
be the number OF people We shah NEE;
who Ne d,i not expect would get there
Some OF Us may be surprised 10 md ;ha,
we have got there ourselves"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

II Edison can really Photograph thoughts,
Christmas viii think they are going to give
you some thing anu make you get sine
thing Tor them and then. they viii take the
thought back few hours before Car.st-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

Queen Nsrzhzri;A of Itsiy : responsible
for the execution of plan 20 build a.
observatory On Monte Rosa The work on
II hss already herr begun Tae Qusez.
vho IS a. enthusiasts aoGntsizesr. e r.
The hzei; cf passing several weeks ezcA
xAar az Mania E<<a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

Perhaps Mark Hannas trouble has been
that he has committed the objectionable
SIN of being boss VINO OCCASIONALLY bosses.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

Henri Watterson says that whisky does
not improve after it is bottled. no matte,
how long i Is kept The one or TWO men
lntne United States who have had whisky
standing around in bottles for years should
destroy Il al once.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

political or party manipulation pull
themselves into Office. as representatives
of the people, but who. in fact, repre-
sent only the push which put them
there
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

The administration may be doing the
right thing in asking aid for Cubans, but
the thing which appears best should be
bullets Tor the Spaniards instead Oh BIS
cults Tor The insurgents.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

Russia will build canal from the Baltic
to the Black Sea. This is a rank plagia-
rism of Governor Leedy's scheme.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26
Personal

II Tlszot's great picture CT TIE
Carls,." upon which Be hzs devoted ssv-
s-zl years q strdy snd labor. has beer
accorded tie pace % so7or sbove ne hsza
s.ssr IN tie Chapel % the D5r4z.cars of
Fzubourz s. Hoacrs. Psrls-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

The restaurant men should not repine.
Generally people will retain their stomachs.
If only for the sake of style.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

The candidates for congress in The Sew
entE district IN the Republican party are
as follows: Chester Long OF Barber coua-
". Frank Vincent OF Reno county. Thso-
dosius Boik.n OF Reno county. Q. II. Bent
ley OF Setgwick county. Elliot Of Sumner
county. Wallace OF k-3gnan county, Get
" OF Scot; county. Junk.n OF Rice county,
r.nl Mccarthy Of Pzwnes county and M.ii
Brown q Finney county
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

Mrs. Lease is not like other women. She
declared her intention of stepping into
Jerry Simpsons shoes without nrsl taking
the precaution 10 see whether they were
lace, congress or button.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

Mrs. Rover, the expert cook, says that
men should not eat oysters. 1t does seem
cruel to the poor little things.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

Big fires recently IN London, Chicago, S..
LOUIS and Kansas City almost demonstrate
tnat fire, TO overcome the improved ex-
t.nguishIng apparatus, has taken on new
fury.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

There seems 10 be no question that our
stomachs are wholly unnecessary. Ma
ture, which sinned in providlng the verml-
form appendix, must take the witness stand
now ami be convicted.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

Armour calls the loss of million the other
day "a mere incident Mr.. Armours up
per lip was frozen that way in early
youth.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

So we have been carrying our stomach
around all these years just to give dys-
pepsia a field TO operate in.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

France allied with Russia TO make Ger
many hot And now Germany is alIy.ng
with Russia TO make France hot. Russia
Is as Dad a case of scarlet fever next
door,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

Hanna Will be reelected to the senate,
but no one would judge So from the fever
ism declarations that ne Will be in the news
papers which are supporting MIN in Ohio
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

While it is a terrible thing to lose ones
appetite, the doctors have just discovered
that it is a mere nothing to lose ones
stomach.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

Get down your book OF fables, erase that
old story about the quarrel between the
eyes, lose, mouth, brain and stomach in
which The stomach came out winner.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

The United States has resolved to have
nothing to do with the partition of China.
The United States doesn't want the world
only half of it.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

A erczzs tzhiet n 5enory os rs-zs. Put
nam las sssi essa PLACED CT ne xesse-n
oo-ze- os the hOgss z Dzase-s. Mass
IN xaf-A ss vas bon
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

Phil Armour. before he tries another go
with young Letter, should practice up
little more on reaching the solar pocket
book with an upper-cut.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

The stomach has been relegated. Give
the scientists full swing and they may ind
that we are wasting our energy by per-
forming the useles and sally function Of
breathing
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

often have I heard them bells say: To
BY Vek. Toby Week. keep a good heart.
Toby. Tooy Week. Toby yeck. keep good
1eart Toby,"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

Phil. Armour very properly has taken the
bull by the horns by becoming bull him.
self
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

Even the burglars were not without their
Christmas present. The failure of safe
company in Ohio was entirely unexpected
and gust what they wanted"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-26

N ErzIsa church, s . bst.a eapsis,-y
ir memory C AEea5fsaop Beasoa. II Ehsca
Il zui Se possgs.e . y~-tosn b4gl1ssas b
sa-.<rsscn
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The herald., 1897-10-28
To PAY THE PENALTY
RINGLEADERs OF THE NAM
MOTH TANK RIOT
Deputy District Attorney Kirby of San
Diego Arrives to Prosecute the
Eighteen Mexicans

Deputy District Attorney Lewis r.
Kirby of San Diego arrived in Los An
xeles last night to conduct the exam
ination of the eighteen Mexican. pris-
oners now in the county Jail, who were
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Murphy OF
San Diego and Sheriff Greenleaf of Ari-
xona. The prisoners are some of the ring
leaders in the riot which occurred at
Mamoth Tank in San Diego county last
Monday.
II do not mind saying that we may
have little difficulty in convictinS
some of these men," said Mr.. Kirby to
a Herald reporter last night but the
majority Of them have been identified
as having actually thrown rocks during
the disturbance some of which seriously
injured Deputy Sheriff George Wilder,
: There is no doubt that we can make out
a fairly clear case against them, but at
the same time these wholesale arrests
are sometimes hard to handle
In reply to the question as to whether
or not the fact Of the arresting officers
being sheriffs of another county and
state would make material difference in
proving the case and getting o convic-
tion, Mr.. Kirby did not think that the
officers had overstepped their duty, but
at the same time that would not be the
only difficulty to be encountered by the
prosecution. In oil probability the
prisoners will be taken down to San
Diego tomorrow on the o'clock train.
The herald., 1897-10-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FIVE CENTS A LINE

HANG SENlS n LIME
A $1,000. 10000 INVESTMENT
wish to call your attention to land
and water investment-one that Is well
under way, and in which you can realize
an enormous profit with a large annual
income. 1t Is offered for sale for the
reason the owners are not able to COM
plete 1t. This proposition consists of
government franchise for right of way
for an irrigating ditch of about 100 miles,
through valley of rich, fertile soil, that
can be made very productive with water.
There is ample water supply furnished
by four water heads. The main head and
ditch is located within four miles of
town of 1900 inhabitants: about miles
of ditch Is completed and delivering water
to 5000 acres. By completing the ditch
farther out in the valley from 10000 to
35O,0O0 acres more can be irrigated, owing
to amount of ditch built. Title to this
land can be had from government at 81. .25
per acre, on years time. Men taking
up land under this ditch pay SIS per acre
for a perpetual water right, decided to
their land, and in addition they pay an
annual water rental of $1.25 per acre to
the ditch company. The ditch is as good
as mortgage on all of the land it will
irrigate under it at SIS per acre, as gov
ernment will not issue patent to settler
reclaimed it. with an ample water sup
ply to irrigate the whole. This water
supply he can only obtain of the ditch.
company. This plant is owned by a close
Arizona corporation. When completed 1t
would afford a profit of over three mil
lions, with an annual income of over
100000. 1t is represented by 900 shares
of the par value of 81 each, full paid and
forever worcestershire. These shares are
offered for sale at the reduced price of
S5 cents per share as a whole or 1922. 500
cash. There is no indebtedness on this
plant. Every mile of ditch can be built
with piows and scrapers as there is no
rock to encounter. A Los Angeles man
owning $1,000 shares in this corporation
would exchange them for Sl9.950 worth
of unincumbered improved California real
estate. For further particulars and inter-
view with owner call at room N, Bryson
block, or at rooms 10 and 20, 1856 S. Broad
way, third floor. lila
The herald., 1897-10-28
LINES OF TRAVEL
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co

The company's elegant steamers SANTA
ROSA and QUEEN leave REDONDO at
Ii a. m. and PORT LOS ANGELES at 2:2o
p. m. for San Francisco, via Santa Barbara
and Port Hartford Oct. 8, T. II. Is. 10. n. q.
81, Nov 4, 8. IL, 16 20. "a, 2S, Dec. 2. s, 10, ~
IS, %, 26 30. Leave PORT LOS AN
GELES at q. m. and REDONDO at II Z.
m. for San Diego. Oct. 1, s, 9, 10, II. II. q.
20, Nov. 2, 6, 10, IA. IS, 20, rs. 80. Dec. 4
s. 12, 16, 20, "a, %. The QUEEN calls also At
Newport. Cars connect via Redondo leave
Santa Fe depot at 9:45 a. M. or from Re
dondo railway depot at $3.50 a. m.
Cars connect via Port Los Angeles leave
s. P. r. R. depot at 1885 p m. for steamers
north bound.
The steamers EUREKA and COOS BAY
leave SAN PEDRO and EAST SAN Pc
DRO for San Francisco. via Ventura, Car
penteria, Santa Barbara. Gaviota. Port
Hartford. Cayucos, San Simeon, Monterey
and Santa Cruz at $50 p. M. Oct. 4, 8. II, IL,
20, a. 2S, Nov. /, s, 9. 13, II, 21, 25. q. Dec.
8, I, II, Is, 10, %, q. 81. Cars connect
with steamers via San Pedro leave 8. p.
r. R. (Arcade depot) at sos p. m. and Ter.
minal railway depot at 5:15 p. m. The
company reserves the right to change
without previous notice steamers. sailing
dates and hours Of sailing.
w. PARIS. Agt., 1A W. Second st.. Los
Angeles.
GoODALL, PERKINS & CO.. General
Agents. San Francisco.
The herald., 1897-10-28
COUNTRY PROPERTY

WE SELL THE EARTH
BASSETT & SMITH,
Pomona and Los Angeles.
THE ROWLAND OLIVE ORCHARD
Is worthy of your investigation If you
are looking for
PAYING AND
PERMANENT INVESTMENT.
Call and see us about it.
AGAIN -
The orchard proposition at Ontario
(prunes, peaches apricots, olives and al
till years old; price 1925 per acre; one
fourth cash, balance your own time.
- ONCE MORE -
We have decided to add renting de-
partment Charles A. Goodwin will have
charge of this department.; if you have
any dwellings, stores or rooms to rent,
see C. o. G., with BASSETT & SMITH,
room g. Y. NJ. q. A. building. Is
FOR SALE-$4O,0 600; AN ELEGANT
country home with an income; 40 acres
set to bearing orange, lemon. olive and
peaches; beautiful residence. cost $15.-
600; large, imposing house, modern and
elegant; beautiful lawn, flowers, shrubs
and plants; first-class outbuildings sit
uated little over an hours ride from Los
Angeles; magnificent view of surrounding
country; good neighborhood; surrounding
properties all improved; frostless; all
conveniences of a city home including
electric car service; water right abundant
and at nominal cost LEONARD MER-
RILL 240 Bradbury block 27
The herald., 1897-10-28
WANTED-MALE HELP
WANTED-MACE HELP
FIVE CENTS A LINE
HUMMELL BROS. g. co.
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS.
California Bank Building.
So0-302 W. Second street. in basement.
Telephone tO9.
I'VE CENTS A LINE

MEMS DEPARTMENT
Stable man, SIS; herd boy: man to do
ditching; butcher good meat cutter, $40
etc.; olive pickers; married man. ranch;
boy, fruit ranch, 500 ETC., year; ranch
carpenter, $50 ETC.; coachman, $35 per
month; boys. milk and chore. $40 etc;
carpenter, $780, man and wife. ranch,
$40 etc.; cabinet maker, $3.50; ranch team
ster, $40 etc.; vineyard hand, $40, etc.;
wood turner, $3.50; mixer, $50 etc.; car
penter, Arizona, $3.50; wood choppers.
s1.25; mountain teamster, $50 etc.; wood
chopper. $40 etc.; scraper teamsters, $l.S5
and $1.95 etc.
MEMS HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Second cook, Arizona, $50; second cook,
hotel, $25 etc.; experienced hotel porter
and night watch, references; first-class
barber, hotel; shirt finsher, $40 week;
ranch cook. o X place, S25 etc.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
Good French cook; housegirl s25; 2
housegirls, country, $40 each; housegirl,
good cook, country, s25; housegirls (9,
SIS etc.; girl to assist and so to school;
young girl, assist, s12; nursegirl. SIS to
SIS; nursegirl, SIG.
LADIES' HOTEL DEPARTMENT.
Waitress, San Diego, SIS; waitress,
country. 81 week; 2 good Mattresses,
country, $40; woman cooks, country, $40
and $25.
HTrNMET, PROS e. CO
The herald., 1897-10-28
PALM;STS
FIVE CENTS A LINE

FIVE CENTS A LINE
ONE HAND READ FREE; LIFE READ
from cradle to the grave without q quso.
tion or mistake; advice given on business.
money matters and all family affairs.
111h w. Third ST. Ills
The herald., 1897-10-28

FOR SALE-5 ACRES FINE LAND AND
first-class soil only minutes walk from
Santa Monica electric line that goes out
Sixteenth st. and just outside the city
limits only takes % minutes to reach
this property from Fourth ST.; about an
acre in bearing assorted fruits; a splen-
did view of the city, mountains, valley
and ocean, and an ideal place for a sub
urban home; price of acres only $780,
LEONARD MERRILL, 240 Bradbury
block. 27
The herald., 1897-10-28
LOST AND FOUND
FIVE CENTS A LINE

FIVE CENTS A LINE
or Third sts., Thursday night. Finder
leave at 141ls N. Broadway and receive
reward. rs
LOST-CONDUCTOR'S BADGE 81, M. ST.
& A. p. r. r. Co; receive reward 217 New
High ST.. room II. 90