The Evening Dispatch from Arkansas City, Kansas • 3

PURELY PERSONAL. JA8. BRITTON, Pres. J. H.

HARTMAN, Cashier. and always ready to anewer when asked questions. There are no angry words the otto dispatch Elmer Stlnson, of Marion Center, and Martha Pasly. of Arkansas City, were CHA8, A. SCRUTON, Vice-Pres.

(INCORPORATED.) with Mr. Spray, none but kindness, and J. R. L. Adams is taking a lay-off, licensed to wed.

Telegram. everyone in the tribe lovee him and are Don't ask what the trouble Is. They all City Editor Gk. Waonib, A live American eairle is now in Mo- have it more or less. well pleased that he is with the tribe, ilia school is of the best, with good Dan Odell is up from Oklahoma City re rey ArrareW aviary, It ia a splendid specimen -ml was caught by a boy who Arkansas City, January 10, 1890.

teachers. The mist ion, which has been lating incidents of that wooly country lives up the Walnut, and who wounded Arkansas City Bank, Organized and Chartered as a State Batik, 5th 1S89. TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS ON STRAIGHT AND BUSINESS PRINCIPLES He has to fight five contestants who want all renewed by new floors and paintings, has made the mansion look new. The it with a slid' un. his claim near there.

Entered in PoitOffleo at Arkaunsu Ctiy econd class ohildren are all well clothed and well The proprietor and lady clerks ol the J. Banker Phelps, representing Murray Mmphy, the Irish comedians, wus in Fair store gave a pleasant little dancing the city today, niakinu arrangements for fed. Mrs. Spray being the matron of the mission, keeps it as well as itean be kept by any one. Her watchful eye over the ohildren keeps everything that company to play here Friday, January party in the rooms over that store last night.

There were about fifteen couples DIRKCTORM. 17th. who managed to put in about four hours JA8. L. BRITTON, JOHN KROENEKT, GEORGE E.

BRITTON, CHAS. A. SCRUTON Massena, Y. J. II.

HARTMAN. moving to the greatest satisfaction Dr. Shepard received a dispatch today The school has never given so much aat of dancing in un old-fashioued, good-time sort of a way and went away thanking Mr. Smith and the ladies for their from M. B.

Vawter, at Milton, Ken isfaotion to the tribe as since Uriah tucky, which stated that their little girl Special Inducements Offered to FARMERS AND MERCHANTS Who keep accounts with us. Patrons of the Bank have Free Use of Vault. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS. was dangerously sick with pneumonii courtesy. and his wife has been in oharge of Kaw school and agency.

Mr. Spray is none It has come in dead earnest and about The whole family is there and she was taken sick about the time of their arriv too old to run our school and agenoy Ahkansas City, Kansas. Open all the year. Instruction thorough. Graduates secure KOod pay-positions.

Winter term begins Jan, 2, 1890. Write or call on C.E LOWE, Principal. half the Dispatch force has the grippe. Wre do not expect much sympathy from al a week ago. and every effort will be made by the tribe to retain him with ue.

Oar good It our readers for they will naturally say appears that the inconstant na agent, L. G. Miles, United States In ture of Mrs. Mustang Jack got the great dian agent for Osages and Kaws, is the I1FT1I AVENUE OPERA I10US1 The Weekly Dispatch And the following publication one year at the following prices. Indian doctor and A.

Spencer, Jim John hardest worker that has ever been with the Indiana. He ie doing all that an son "renowned lion tamer" into a per Wm. Wbioht, Manager, "It serves 'tm right for attempting so many jokes at the expense of others who have the disease," but we do expect to be excused if the paper is tbin reading, or a little late in its issue, or contains more errors than usual. sonal difficulty, thereby bringing eight agent ean to help as; be has helped the dollars into the city exchequer through Kaws very much and will help them the police court. Mrs.

Jack is appar 11. 11. very much more this winter while congress is in session. He found some Topeka Capital 1 75 Kansas City Times 1 75 Globe Democrat and handsome Ensrraviniz 75 One Pekkobmance, Saturday, January You'll all Laugh With Us. FERGUSON MACK'S money belonging to the Kaws, which, ently not altogether true to ber liege lord, but occasionally indulges in the company of other men.

Yesterday Jack found her over at Spencer's rooms in the St. Louis Republic and handsome through his good management, he succeeded in having the honorable commissioner to pay over to the Kaws. Both Copple block but as be entered one door Engraving 75 Detroit Pree-Press 1 75 Detroit Pree-Press and 12 volumes Dickens Work bound 2 50 Kansas Farmer 1 50 Peterson's Magazine 2 45 Prairie Farmer 1 85 Chicago Express H5 JJemorest Magazine 2 05 American Housekeeping 1 50 Rural Home 1 75 Toledo Blade 2 00 Carpentering and Building 1 80 Catholic Review 3 60 Christian Herald 2 15 Inter-Ocean 1 85 Iowa Homestead 1 75 Western Stockman and Culivator 1 50 Babyhood 1 75 Kansas City Journal 1 75 Farm Journal 1 75 she skipped out the other. The lion the Osage and Kaw agenciee are pro GREAT i COMEDY COMPANY Under the Direction of Mil. CHA8.

E. RICE, tamer and Jack had a few words but gressing very well and everybody is weU "This is better" said a milk man this morning. "What?" was the question which naturally arose. "Why, this weather, of comae. That cold weather we have been having was awful hard on the milk business.

You couldn't make it more than a third water before it would begin to freeze and you know ice cream without salt in it is not just the thing for this time of year. We can do better he smiled clear down to his collar iin he walked away. 'Nogiil lie's along without a this did not end the trouble for the next pleased with the major. He is one of Godey's Ladya Book 2 (15 New York Ledger 2 65 IowaTribune 2 40 I'l-HXHiiiinir a Revelation in the Irish Jack saw of her the police were escort- the very beat of Indian agents, and all New York Post 1 75 ng her out of a room in the Highland inspectors and special agents that visit Comedy by Barney Ferguson, Entitled Plain Talk 1 75 Farm and Fireside 1 50 hall block, where she had been visiting with the janitor, who asked the aid his office say that he has the best kept books in the Indian service. Such a man as L.

J. Miles, ageat for Osages and Kaws, and Uriah Spray, sob-agent We take subscriptions for any paper published See us before giving your the police to keep her husband from subscriptions. We can save vou money. hurting her, as he said. As the ofiicersf suit' a moralist, very irne; so mey WAGNER Proprietors Dispatch.

were taking her to the hotel for safe keep MCCARTHY'S MISHAPS A Company of Comedians, Pretty Girls and Enchanting Music. tegr-Secure tickets at Frank J. Ruth's. See what a mess Eve made of for Kawn, the people of both tribea will do all that is in their pewer to retain them in their present position. The by not having a mother, Ii she had been W.

S. PRETTYMAN. uinhr tin1 restraining lntluencc ol a major has warm friends, both in the hones and senate and the city of Wash mother's counsel and love she vould not have listened to the advise of the snake, ington, and there is none that doubt The Leading Photograper and the apple would not have been his ability as a first-class business man, ing, Jack followed them and he was affronted by Spencer who began abusing him telling him in very loud language that he was mistreating the woman and that she was not Jack's wife. Jack flowed fight and Policeman Elerding arrested him at the request of Spencer. He was kept under guard all night and on hearing the case this morning Judge Wintin thought that Jack was not reprehensible for trying to keep his better half out of the company of Spencer and inarkHit bv her pearly treth.

A girl ho competent in diseharging his official duties. With respect from Latest Facilities and the best Equipments for can't, tret a mother should do the next bett tiling get a mother-in-law, Nor Thk Kaw Tribe. The Weekly Dispatch and Topeka Capital one year for 81.75. tf Unredeemed pio Udi ir ale cheap at Golden'8 loan office, 110 Summit. 121-lui Whenever you want a first-class carriage call on Archie Dunn, telephone 13:2 Buy your coal ol D.

L. Newman Co telephone 135. tf For bargains in watches and jewelry, call at M.Goldeu's loan office. 121-1 in ristown Herald. uamg strictly lrsi-ciass worK.

Portraits Made Bain or Shine Quick as Wink. 5th Avenue, 2 door West of P. O. Attention Sir Knights. Owing to the sickness of so large a MienI Gibson has appointed his un der sheriff, and has authorized us to number of Sir Knights, the social meet the men who frequent the club rooms make the announcement.

Mr. Gibson and he accordingly released him and has made a ise selection. He had sev assessed the costs up to Spencer. Thus eral worthy applicants but some had to ends the story as far as recorded. get left and we.

believe tnose who failed to win the prize will heartily endorse Brown's Drug Store. The Leading Pharmacy in the City. North Summit Street4 the West; Side, Dr. C. D.

BROWN Proprietor ing set for this evening is postponed until Friday evening the 17th instant. J. Iluey, E. C. In Iho Frond) household the woman is queen.

Her empire over her children is perfect, and she leads her husband by tho nose. He docs not complain of this; on the contrary, he enjoys it, and ho thinks that, after all. much worse might Our Indian Service. We reprint from the Traveler the fol lowing communication from Raw Agen cy. The writer of it seems to be off with regard to what the Dispatch con happen to him.

1 ho wife knows all tained on the subject, unless Mr. Mess her husband's affairs; she is the goddess is the Washington correspondent of the of economy and order. Rho has a genius for cookery and is thoroughly awake to the fact that it is good policy St. iouts Kepuoiic, as the article was PURE DRUGS -AT- EDDY'S DRUG STORE. in married life to see that monsieur credited to that paper: Kaw Aokkct, I.

Jan. 5, 1890. Dear Sir: I read an article in the Canal City Dispatch, which I supptie was written by a Mr. Mess, who was superintendent of the Kaw school. If I understand the meaning of the article published in the Dispatch, that he was removed from his office because he was a Roman Catholic, it is a grand mistake.

the appointment of Mr. Cochran. Ed is industrious, honest, honorable, jovial, and above all, a hustler, and we believe he will be a splendid assistent and help Mr. Gibson make a splendid record. Telegram.

The engagement at the Fifth Avenue opera housa of the Ferguson A Mack CO npany of comedians on Saturday evening next promises to be one of prominence in the laughing world. "McCarthy's Mishaps," the farce to be given, is one of those always amusing Celtic skits whose only aim is thatof creating laughter. The company is a bright one embracing such artists as Mr. Barney Ferguson. John Marr, Miss Lizzio Daly, Carrie Bahr and a number others whose names are the symbol of comedy.

T. W'Kckert has a team of blooded horses which he shipped from Olathe the other day. They arc a dead expense to hiig just now, iu-as-much as he is trying to coax the hair to grow on their tails with copious applications ef hair invigo-rutor. But who can stand expenses better than an editorV Mr. Kckert says those horses must wear hair on their tails even if he has to cut bis own (hair) and make them a wig.

He has sued the Santa Fe eonipany, alleging that one of the horses had several hairs left when he was shipped from Olathe, but lost them on the road. For any kind of a rig or riding ho rse call on J. J. Crowley at the Sumuii street Livery and Feed stable. tf Tiie best hacks in the city are kept by 11.

Hilliard. Telephone 49. The finest imported violin, banjo, and guitar strings can be found at Murphy's, the sale jeweler. 45-tf For Sale Or will trade for corn, a farm wagon and set of double harness. Inquire of UoMen the drayman.

202 12 A nice residence site near the Catholic church, 40 feet fiont, for $250 Cali at this ofiioe. "Down Went McGinty' will be sung at Jlp performance of 'McCarthy's Mishaps" on Saturday night. All persons knotting themselves in-. debted to me will please call and settle iiunied lately at the old stand. Frank Waldo.

205-3 Fob Sale A new Singer sewing machine, best pattern, latest improvements; has UHver been used. Will exchange in part for other property. 81-tf The small boy may occasionally fail other things, but you can always depend upon it that there is one thing I will ffiways do (jo to a show in tima, Drs. Snow and Owen now ii lye office and residence at 501 South Summit street, first door south of Tremon house. 205 3 Give a brave mau time to think of the danger, and you may have a wwanl; giva a coward time to think, and you amy have a brave in n.

From January 1st, Or. VanDoren pliers a great reduction in prices of all dnutal work in yipw of change in business. No charge for exirapting teetji. STILL ON DECK ALWAYS TO THE FRONT Having arranged matters so that it will not be necessary to move our tore, our customers can still buy nice fresh GROCERIES at the old stand. SMITH BEACH, Summit 318 S.

Summit. It the honorable commissioner of Indian affairs removed him from his offioa, it was because the honorable commit-sioner had substantial charges on file in his office that Mess was not capable of running the Kaw school, not because be was a Roman Catholic. There is one more charge that will reaeh the honorable commissioner in a few days, that of whipping a Kaw child, most brutally, with a leather strap doubled three or four times, making the child kneel down, and while whipping him UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY BANK. NATIONA FIRST cut his face and struck him in the left, eye with the leather strap. The result of the blow will be that the boy will loose the sight of his left eye; at least Succeeded to the business of the- it is the opinion of the moet skillful physicians who have looked at the boy's ARKANSAS CITY BANK, January 1st 1889.

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $225,000.00. eye. it was the wish ot the tribe tnai the honorable commissioner of Iadian affairs should removs him from that office. Id the same article of the Dis patch we read that the tribe petitioned CALVIN DEAN, Vice-Pres J. P.

JOHNSON, A. B. JOHNSON. PRE8COTT. Wm.

SLEETH, President. H.P. FARRAR. Cashier. AS.

L. HUEY, A. to the honorable commissioner of Indian affairs that the Kaw tribe of Indians dines well. Let a French woman bo rich or poor the mistress of a mansion in tho Champs Elyseos or of a poor fifth floor little flat at Montmarte or Batig-nollos she has always the charm of femininity. She is always smart, always alert, and has a fluttering, bustling way with her that is bound to keep awake your interest in all she does.

She may sometimes be a little affected, but she is never vulgar. On' Sundays and holidays she dresses still a littlo more elegantly than usual, but sho never appears to be in Sunday clothes. The middle-class French woman is ladylike not only in her dress, but in her speech. You will never see hep loaded with cheap jewelry, this great stamp of vulgarity; and when she speaks to you you can not guess whother she ia the wife of a gentleman or a small tradesman. Notice that she often changes the style of her hair.

That is because she knows that love lives on trifles, and that tho best dishes become Insipid if they are always served with the same sauco. Even if her stock of clothes aro scanty her clever brain and fingers help her to cover its deficiencies by constant little changes. With twq or three dresses in hor possession the dear littlo humbug will make you be-lievo that sho has a well-filled wardrobe. From Max O'Rell's Book. A dainty pretty for baby's uso may be made as follows.

Crochet ono strip (either in afghan or shell stitch) of white zephyr nine or ten inches wide, and the desired length. Embroider daisies of gold with white heart down the center of this strip. Then make two more of the same length and widih, of a delioate blue. Embroider daisies of white with golden hearts down the center of these. I'lactr'the white strip in the middlo with a blue strip on each side; join together with gold railroad-stich.

This forms a rich eli ain where the fastening comes. Make a border of some open stich which will permit a ribbon of delicate blue or gold to be run in and out around the entire edge. If you prefer you may fasten the strips together or the ribbon may be run in and out where joined. Finish with a fringe four inches deep. Make in clusters, say six blue, six white, etc.

Another dainty afghan may be made ot white basket cloth. Cut the cloth the desired size. Then, have the edge seal loped in deep points, each point being 'pinked." In the center embroider a wreath of daisies and forget-me-nots in Arasena, or, if you prefer, daisies end wild roses. Sew a frill of Torchon or Antique lace around the edges so that it will fall in a ruffle beneath the scallops. If you have for get-me-nots make a large bow of pale-blue ribbon and fasten to the upper right-hand corner of the afghan.

If you have wild roses make the bow of a del i -eate rose pink. These last two are delicate, and will not stand hard usage without becoming soiled. You may use more serviceable colors, bet follow the general instructions, and have pretty and, doubtless, more useful afghans. Dora Harvey Vrooman, in Rural Mew wanted him to remain as their sob President. Manvel of the Santa Fe, and his party of officials, returned from Galveston this morning and stopped off here a while.

Mr. Manvel was some? what nn moved in health and was able to take a look around the city and the company's property, which he and his party did in company with Messrs Newman and Sleetb. They all voluntarily expressed their opinions of this city in the most flatteiing terms, leaving the impression that, they weie highly pleased with ths investments and improvement-' of the company at this point. Mr. Manvel is said to be a man of wonderful business capacity and his opinion of this city proves the truth of it to a great extent.

agent. That ie a grand mistake, there may have been a petition snt to the honorable commissioner by five or six of the tribe, but that is not the majority H. GODEHARD CO, Ssl1 the Best cf Goods. at Lowest Prices at' Wholesale and Eetail of the tribe by any means. The wishes of the tribe were to have him him removed.

He has been removed and he will stay out, we have no more children who want their eyes pnt oat. Our I BaiP line Canot- Be Smami I also see in the Dispatch that be com plains of our good.hontst and upright We deli verwith our wagons free ofchargewithincity limits Uriah Spray, that he is 00 years old, and For Rent Housis and lo-mia of all descriptions, and in niiy pari of town. Make a specialty ot renting houses. Call and inquire lor house. R.

U. Hese, Fifth avenue, opposite postottice. 71 The best uyr-ieu in the city, is the Diamond-Brand for sale only at the Lit: tie Gem Restaurant. Doug Shaw Proprietor, tf Coie and See lis. On and after Monday, January 6, 1800, 1 will be at my new store, 122 South Summit stree just north of the Strong Ross bank.

I respectfully invite you to call on me for what you need in hats and men's furnishings. nZTZ H.GODEHARD CO" and sent a letter to the honorable commissioner with a down of misspelled woida. His age and the words that Wants a Reliable Man. The following from a former resident of the city is of interest for several lea-sons. Mr.

Doyle thinks he sees in it a good thing and he will look after it, as the amount of work spoken of will, the usual prices amount to nearly a million dollars. If there is money in it were misspelled in the letter to the hen orable commissioner has nothing to do RHOADS PFISTERER, with Uriah Spray rnnnius the Kaw school and the Kaw agency. Mr. and John will get it out. Toboxto, Hamilton Mrs Spray moved with us froiu Council Grove, Morria county, where Painters Co.

ti MX).) PaperHangers. BufkaiO Railkoad Hamilton, Jan they had bet with as for two years John Dole, Esq Arkansas City, Kan. they have also been with us in the territory for three years, and the very reason of Mr. Spray leaving the school was on account of his health, he waa so advised Sixth street, above Fifth avenue Akangas City, Ks. to qnit and rest, is the only reason why Arkansas Ciy Carriije MANUI'AOT'OH he and bis wife left the Kaws.

Tee, in Dear Sir: What are yon doing and are you open for an engagement upon first-class masonry work? We are now organizing as fast as possible for the construction of the above named railroad, and shall nve in the neighborhood of from 50,000 to 00,000 cubic yards of masonry, and if your services can be secured I think I can arrange a first-class place for you, either as looking after the work for the company or contract direct with vou. Let me hear at once please. RAILROAD TIGETS Bought and Sold -AT- gujder's Real Estate Agener deed Mr. snd Mrs. Spray have oar ohildren under their eare and the trio are all well pleased with them.

Mr. Spray baa got the Kaw agency in a better shape than it has ever been for jftra. His office door is always opto, Is the place to buy CARRIAGES, SURREYS, PHAETONS and BUGGIES of every description. If you want goo.i work don't fail to see us, Madiaon ave webt of Cracker Factory. C.

DI Prop. F. F. OGdTON, lours Truly, E. B.

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