Arkansas City Weekly Traveler from Arkansas City, Kansas • Page 2

A Quincy (His.) dispatch of the '15th THE RAILROAD SUBSIDIES. A TheTraveler Iwkk I fey ESTABLISHED. says ine enterprise or bringing good Missouri short-horns within the reach of the farmers of Adams and adjoining counties, was not as successful as anticipated. and Kendrick, Newark, crossed the river with 80 head of good conditioned short-horns, and after disposing of 21 head yesterday under It KANSAS CITY, KANSAS. WEDNESDAY, MAT 27, 1865.

The county papers continue the discussion of the railroad propositions with unabated interest. The good to be gained by increased transportation facilities is set forth in detail and enlarged upon for all it is worth; and the objections that can be urged against additional railroads are next Bet down, and carefully examined to see what they amount Cot Judy 8 hammer at an average of gob, the sale was stopped. Victor Hugo is another of tho preat men of the age who have gone to join the Bilent majority. Hutchison cP- A Dodge City correspondent says: There has been so much loss on sheep the past year or two, that sheep men are to. The last issue of the Winfield Cour keeping very quiet, even 11 tney Know ier devotes three columns of editorial to OFFER THE New York Tribune: There is certainly a Providential method in the affairs of men.

The new and improved Bible comes to hand just as the Democracy assumes power. they have got a good thing in their flocks, and if tbe lambing season turns the subject, and its local page is sand out favorable, followed by a good year in DRY wiched with numerous paragraphs urg the business, the sheep man will be heard ing this matter on the reader. Such la again in this country. borious pursuasion Boems like love's la FOLLOWING BARGAINS: 14 SUBURBAN Residence Lots, con Kansas City Lice Stock Indicator: T. bors lost.

The pro and eont have been C. English, of Fontana, was at the yaids on Saturday with several loads of eattle, and says the farmers in his section maturely considered bv the voters of Cowley county, and we give them credit Benton and Cunningham, the two men charged with the dynamite explosions in the tower of London, have been found guilty at the Old Bailey assizes, and sentenced to penal servitude for life. United States Minister Phelps was present at the trial are pushing their com planting vigor for having intelligence enongh to under ously. White corn with him sells at 30 stand their interest in the matter. In taining 5 Acres each, in DUOA ADDITION, North Arkansas City.

These 40 cents ana yellow at at cents per bnsu- Winfield and Arkansas City the direct eL Of the oats, he says they are. looking well; tame grass never looked better, and benefit will be felt, and in these cities, are very desirable lots, and will be sold "there are oceans ol hogs yet to market the vote, (for one of the roads at least,) very cheap and on easy terms. WALKER BOOT FOR SALE AT Several farmers about El Dorado and A Bwrjorofo expert, named Odium, a few days ago dived from the Brooklyn bridge into the East river, a leap of 133 feet He was 3 seconds in the air, and he struck on Lis side with immense con will be affirmative. It has been supposed that the eastern portion of the coun juuuer county, so tne Jtepuoitcan savs, contemplate going into the horse TEN ACRES of good land only one- try will not view the subsidies asked with and mule raising business on a consider able scale. They argue that the sur half mile from City; splendid place for a any favorable feeling, and opposition has been expected from that section.

cussion. When taken from the water he was bleeding and insensible, and died S. MATLA roundings are propitious. small rait farm. Will sell for S700; $400 Indian Chieftain, vimta: A civil en while being conveyed to shore.

Bat it has since been shown, with pretty conclusive logic, that the tax on the road gineer and corps have been sent ont by cash, balance in one year at 10 per cent the Frisco railwav company to locate a Is Toronto a member of the King Sol will fully offset the interest on the bonds, cattle trail from Red Fork to Fort Reno. and Bupply a surplus to the county treas They will make a careful examination of the country and select the most practical Five acres south of Arkansas City; god omon lodge of Masons was expelled tor expressing disbelief in the Deity. He threatens to bring suit to compel his re ury; nence tne lornier oDjecuon xo in route. It will then be so marked that all creased expense is effectually disposed of. now frnmn liousp: good well and lots CQ cattlemen can find it It is not improb It ream res no weicht of argument to storation, but the action is sustained by able that this will be the means of divert all improved and fenced.

prove a truism. The sum of two and ing a large number of cattle from ship il3S16 two can easily be told. The amount of mm ment at Caldwell and iiunneweU. 3 h3 the grand master, who says the fundamental principle of masonry is absolute belief in the existence of a Deity, and failing in that belief, no man can be ad county bonds asked for the two roads is Mr. W.

P. Herring purchased at Dal TWO LOTS and a fair house and barn on North Summit Street. Good location las, Texas, on the 18th inst, 8,000 head of 8200,000, and it is figured up that the tax valuation on their road bed and property KANSAS. ARKANSAS CITT, yearlings at $10 a head, for his ranch in mitted to fellowship. the Indian territory.

in the county, counting ninety miles of for business house. Tee new translation of the Bible I The Cowlev Comity Cattle Co with a rail at $0,000 per mile, will be more than capital of SloO.00, is tho latest addition half a million dollars. The yearly interest on the first named amount, at six per to our moneyed interests, The officers veals the Iact that Joseph tlid not wear "a coat of many colors." The error arose from a false rendering of the King James of the company are Win. J. Hodges, Pres Extends a cordial greeting to his many patrons for their liberal support during the year just closed, and desires to inform them that a more strenuous effort, if possible, will be made to improve the stock by the 'addition of new hues of goods during the year 1885.

We guarantee lowest prices, and invite a cordial inspection of the stock at all times. Our aim is to please our patrons. W-AJSTT TO cent, will aggregate 812,000 dollars, and IF -3TOTJ ident A. Houghton, Vice president; Geo. Kirkpatrick.

Treasurer; Wm. M. translators, which has been corrected in an assessment of 25 mills on the railroad Have opened in their new building bee mm mm Snyder, Secretary and General Manager. the late revision. Now we want to have companies, will produce 112,500.

This -Drugs, The present Board or directors are n. a. some early Pepys resurrected who will so clearly proves that the payment of tbe Houghton. Wm. Snyder, Geo.

Kirk show that Potipher's wife made no im EH subsidies asked will create no increased patrick, A. C. Wright and Wm J. Hodges. proper advances to the Hebrew rustic, burden, that all labor spent in dem on The P.

O. address of the company is Ar kansas City, with ranch and range on strating the fact is clearly thrown away, but that when the court lady smiled be-nignantly upon the youtn, he mistook the Nez Perce Reservation, T. The opposition to be encountered at The report comes that the prices for Medicines, Toilet Articles, Goictioiery, Toliacco er Clears, all on S. F. Steinberger.

the election on Monday will spring from her meaning and invented the injurious yarn. Our sympathies have always been American cattle at Liverpool ar still im CQ the objection, new deep seated in the proving. I he market for tho past week has been decidedly bet'er than for the with theEgyptian lady. American mind, to granting subsidies of monev or land to any corporation. This three or four weeks previous.

public bounty has been carried to such The Spokme Wash. says: Ock New Orleans correspondent furnishes an interesting letter this week in which she successfully groups the ex An immense number of cattle are passing With special reference to the wants of Families, Farmers and Stockmer. Their Goods are of the Best Quality, and Have been carefully selected for this section. S. MATLACK'S.

An elegant line of through the citv dailv, bound for Mon excess and been so outrageously abused, that popular sentiment is set against the practice, and it is a hard matter to get tana. The stock comes from Ei hibits in pottery, porcelain, and several Shears, Revolvers, Pocket Cutlery, Etc. Washington and Oregon, and is all of the government series, and then enu the people to make exceptions to the good condition. merates the rich collection of art treasures. A mere catalogue cf what is to be rule.

This is clearly a case for the exercise of judgment. If it is a fact that rail Cheuenne Transporter: The general Which will be closed out at cost. Remem seen in the World's Fair is a poor substi round-up of the ranges in this vicinity is progressing nicelv, although the boys roads stimulate progress and develop ber the place, tute for going over the collection; but the writer has quite tastefully classified have experienced considerable bad weather for over a week. The main ment; that they bring remote localities into closer communication with the world; South Summit Street drug store, that they reduce freight charges, facili body is now working down the nver, while the sub-divisions are sweeping the Every Lin is Complete tate commercial interchange and stir up ranges in various parts of the country. her work and made evident to the reader the varied treasures that are gathered there for the delectation of the visitor.

A month spent in that vast building, and put to proper use through an observant L. V. Coombs. Dr. II.

D. Kellogrjr. the energies of a people, then the consid IMG CLOT eration is brought home to us whether in From our Exchanges. Kellogg Coombs, eye would amount to a liberal education. the case now before us it is worth while to depart from an accepted rule, and to do From the Wellinatonian we learn that during the floods on Sunday evening, the a great good give tolerance to a slight The Belf-abnegation of ex-minister 17th, James Morrison, his wife, six chil barm.

With the experience of the Kan LowelL is really refreshing in these dayi dren and three men- were ont boating on At The No. 33 Drug Store, sas Pacific monoploy before us, it is hard And purchasers will find it to their interest to give them a call. THE LOWEST PRICES. the Ninnescah near btnmkie mill, and of clamorous self-assertion. At a dinner in London triven by ex-Consul General the water being swift the boat became to talk a tax-paying community into a Merritt, another immolated official, Mr.

friendly regard for railroad corporations; but it is well to remember that the days unmanageable and was overturned. After a desperate struggle for life all were finally saved except Mrs. Morrison, In Newman's old stand, opposite Cowley County bank, are now opening up a Large and New Stock of of railroad license and extortion are well who floated beyond reach of help and was drowned. nigh over, and we may now treat with such soulless entities as with agents The Burden 'Enterprise of last Thurs- Drugs, Paints, Oils, Toilet Articles, whose power for mischief largely re uoy boto. uruuso crwa woo uu a mtrn i 5.

Prompt attention paid to orders, and free 7 BSTABLISHBD strained. The Traveler joins in the old bender on last Saturday night, and Jrerlumery, iratenT ivieaicines, Lowell declared that if he had been home last November he should have voted for Grover Cleveland. In this case, perhaps, distance lends enchantment to the view. The poet-statesman so warmed to his subject, that he finished up by declaring, with the Patriarch slay me yet will I trust in him." Pope tells of the lamb licking the hand just raised to shed his blood. The effusiveness of the author of "Bigelow Papers" is, certainlyf very lamb-like.

general newspaper chorus. "Vote the UTOIUUWm 4U9 UAUASt Alt SL. UUUU- night's farm it left the main channel and Painter's Supplies, bonds!" delivery within city limits. took a short cut across his fields, dome considerable damage. The creek was LOGAN ELECTED.

And everything pertaining to a first-class Drug Store. never known to be high enough to make that cut-off but once before several years Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Day or Night, The long struggle in the Illinois legis ago, but mucn less water passed through at that time than this. W. H. NELSON n.

O. MEIGS lature has ended in the election of Gen. Logan to the Senate. The fight was a stubborn one and has been continued ihe Wichita Aeir llepublic, copying The Pitch Boot the paragraph now going the rounds, of laO.OOU copies of General Grant book through four months. The whole power being subscribed for, tells us further that Meigs Tlsoxi, ot the Democracy was employed to over oomneu, and tne rest pro posed.

I he word in italics strikes the whelm the Republican war home; frauds were perpetrated in Chicago; the Presi reader as unfamiliar, but the writer un Ax associate press dispatch gives as a rumor, lhat ex-Governor Robinson, of Kansas, now 67 years old, has agreed to act as leader of 'a colony to be sent out by the New-Englarfd Emigration Aid society to settle Utah with a non-Mormon population. The purpose of this movement, we are to suppose, is to outvote the Mormons at elections; but how these New England colonists are to live in In- doubtedly intended to say bona tide. Real Estate Brokers, Loans, dent put to opprobrious use his "of Grammar and orthography do not bar fensive partisanship" policy, and the fol the progress of the man who is in earn 0. P. Houghton's siirance and abstracts.

lowers of Mr. Morrison only deserted est. their candidate to find themselves Tree'd D. C. Young has parted with his inter.

with his substitute. The stars in their est in the Wellington Mandard, and W- A. Sturm, of CaldwelL succeeds him. courses fought against Sisera. Death Utah is not made known.

The few cultivable valleys in that arid Territory are Will make loans on city property and im -ZLsTIHW The Standard is a Democratic sheet made away with three of Logan's oppo already densely populated, and the Eu and is quite liberally patronized. nents; a Republican was elected to the ropean immigration; amounting to 2,500 proved Farms. Business and city lots a specialty. Will pay taxes, rent property The fourth semi-annual grass state senate in a strong Democratic dis in CD CD in converts a year, which gathers to Zion, is trict, and the determination ot Lis sup payment was made to the Cheyennes and Arapahoes last week. The sum paid them was 832.000, which makes 86.25 to each man, woman and child in the two provided for by pushing out the older settlers into the adjoiniug territories.

It porters to retain him in his seat in Congress eventually carried the day. The and collect rents. Office under Cowley county bank. -3 SPRING ST result is eminently gratifying. Gen.

tribes. Ed. Fenlon, of Leavenworth, who is a member of the cattle association, was it supposed this colonizing is for the purpose of diffusing the followers of the prophet; this may come in as an incident, Logan election strengthens the oppo Arkansas Citv, Kansas. the paymaster. sition wing in the upper branch of Con Geuda Springs Herald: Onr steamboat gress, and it is a rebuke to Cleveland for his departure from a course which had company have gone to work in earaes but the real cause is that Utah is not capable of supporting them.

A colony ot New Englanders in the New Jerusalem would find itself without means of support, and this method of swamping now. Mr. Amos Walton, the presiden -NOW- -GO TO- of the association, was over to see the I promised such comfort to his Mugwump adherents. Logan deserves his success members of the board at the end of the route Wednesday. Arrangements were on the ground of faithful service and in the Mormon vote would be found utterly Frank J.

Smith trinsic merit, and his election is signifi made to go to worK soon, ine engine and boiler will probably be purchased I impracticable. cant of the unyielding vitality of the Re rnvin inside ol two weens. R- publican party. THE MEAT SUPPLY. uurgiars entered tne post-omce in HIVE Sion a iH CQ ft DEATH OF FRELINGHUYSEN Simpson, Mitchell this state, on Friday night, who blew open the safe and abstracted $1,500.

A reward of 8400 is Stockmen complain of the low prices The death of ex-Secretary Frelinghuy- offered for the capture of the robbers. Provisions, Fine Tobaccoes, Queensware, Teas, Coffees. sen removes from onr midst a useful statesman, who has devoted a great por Dry Goods CD ruling in the markets, which cut their profits down to a narrow margin; and speculation is indulged whether this depression is temporary, and better prices will again obtain. The high figures for beef date from the disastrous winters of AT THE Green Front. civns at all times hams, breakfast bacon, side meat, a larce supply of On Friday night, T.

M. formerly of Alton, but since last January a resident of Topeka, retired to his room at Mrs. Ashbangh's house, apparently in good health; The next morning he was found dead in his bed. It is supposed eandies, fine groceries, a full line of sugars, coffees, teas, canned goods, dried fruits, tion of his life to the services of the conn-try. After twenty years practice of the law, which placed him at the head of the New Jersey bar, at the opening of the 1880-1, when the ranges were depleted by and a complete stock of the best Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, mat ueatu resulted from apoplexy.

deep snows and the long continuance of war, in 1861, he was appointed attorney inclement weather. In Washington, The Fair Association of Chautaunua general of the state (New Jersey) by Gov county, hold their annual races at Chau- And the beet brands of CIGARS. He keeps tho best brands of flonr, also bolted meal and graham flour, and a neat and well selected stock of glassware and nnanninrnra TT nn enrflv Knit von in oualirv and Style of coods. 88 well as in Utah, Wyoming, Texas and portions of this state, many cattle owners lost as taqua springs, July 2d, 3d and 4th. On i ernor Olden, and five years subsequently he was re-appinted by Governor Ward.

HAfflF At the Green Front- the last day of the races, patriotic oratory ii i -j i i price. He aims to deal fairly with the public, placing a living and equitable profit on all goods, hence he will not sell you one article below cost to catch you The death of Senator William Wright nl high as 40 to 50 per cent of their herds; and the cattle that survived were in so wm oe f(ivea iu wiui toe penormance ol the nignmers. led to his appointment to the United reduced condition that it was well on into on another. Arkansas City, Kansas. States Senat to fill the vacancy, and this A female inebriate in Independence choice was confirmed by the legislature.

made inn tor tne boys, by making double tracks along the sidewalk and indulg After serving two terms as senator, he Have just opened up an immense stock of ing in an occasional fall into the mud. summer before a supply could be fonnd tcf furnish the needs of the country. Prices rose almost to famine height; and this high standard has been maintained because of the increase in the number of was nominated by President Grant min She had been taking too much malaria medicine. Kroenert Austin, consumers and the length of time neces sary to replenish the herds. Under the stimulus of high prices, however, capital W.

II. Irwin, of Wichita, a former conductor on the Fort Scott and Gulf road, has sued the company for 820,000, because of injuries received last fall in consequence of the faulty construction of a Andrews Swain and enterprise were attracted to the stock raising industry. Moneyed corpor onuge. ations, eastern capitalists and foreign in Senate Committee on Indian Affairs. vestors saw profit in the business, and ister to Great Britain, and the senate unanimously confirmed the choice; but he declined the office.

After living in retirement awhile, he was selected by President Arthur to succeed Mr. Blaine as Secretary of State, the foreign policy of the last named being regarded as too adventurous. In this responsible position his attainments, his long experience in public affairs and his untiring industry were of immense service to Arthur's administration. The deceased statesman was born of a distinguished family, and the strict integrity of his public and private life is in illustration of the old tradition that noblesse oblige. The deceased was born in 1817, and he died on the 20th after a lingering and painful illness.

-Are Manufacturing- Little Rock, May 25. A special betook themselves to the western pasture grounds as a more promising field of enterprise than the conflict of bulls and from the Indian lerntory says that the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs have arrived at Muskogee. The visit is bears in the stock room of Wall street. Also Mems' Boots creating great interest. They began This increased competition led to new work at Muskogee Creek Nation.

methods of production. Immense tracts of land were leased and surrounded with The most important question, other than the sale of Oklahoma and the Cherokee and Fine Shoes. wire fences; the waste lands of the Iu- Strip, will be that of citizenship. dians were laid nuder contribution, and The Indians claim that the Territory every acre of ground where vegetation could live was made to support its oc is being overrun by win tee claiming Indian blood. Many hundreds have been Stock Notes.

cupant Money was prodigally spent in erecting fences, with ranch buildings and appliances, in purchasing herds and liv WIMJDTAIL Bought at Bed Rock Prices, and will be Sold Cheap for Gash. ing and furnishing the hands. This drain kept up for two or three years with trifling returns and perhaps severe losses in the winter, dispelled the illusion of many amateur stock raisers, and when their money and credit gave ont they dis- and everything that a cattle man wants to prepare for the spring round-up. Their Stock of HARNESS AID SADDLES covered the fact that they had mistaken Mr. Trimble, of Bolton township, shipped several car-loads of fall cattle and hogs to Kansas City last Tuesday.

Mr. Andrews, ot Silverdale also shipped five cars of sheep to St. Prices on all kinds of stock are low yet when hogs are fat, there is no delaying the disposal of them. We are glad to notice onr farmers shipping their own stock. There is very little money in sheep, cattle orhogs at present prices, with corn 50 cents per bushel, and they should receive every dollar there is in the business.

The timely use of salt, sulphur and saltpetre is one most effectual mode of treating blackleg in calves- Several herds of Arkansas cattle have been brought into this state, along the south line regardless of the quarantine orders issued by the governor. their vocation. declared intruders, and ordered to leave; but the Interior Department has interfered and prevented their ejectment, Thtf sale or lease of the western portion of the Territory is being warmly discussed. An outright sale is generally opposed, but its advocates claim that it is gaining ground. In the Cherokee nation there is a great diversity of opinion.

A communication signed by many leading Cherokees has been sent to President Cleveland asking that he defer sending a special committee to negotiate for the purchase to the Territory until after the election of a new legislature in August, so that the measure may be brought before the people and deliberated upon during the campaign. Although it is not a decided stand, yet it is the ground taken by the leaders of five tribes who must unite on a decision. The opinion prevails that Bushy Head, the principal chief of the Cherokees, and J. M. Perriman, chief of the Creeks, favor a sale.

McCurtain, governor of the Choctaws, also is said to be in svmpatby with the move to dispose of the lands. But the fortunate advance over the Call and examine cur New Spring Goods. Very Respectfully, ruins of the unsuccessful, and it is an ac cepted law that the fittest survive. This WE BUY Butter, Eggs, Hides, Furs Game, and Produce. WE SELL Everything in the Staple or Fancy Grocery Line, Carrying the largest and an exclusive stock of Groceries, we are enabled to supply the wants of a general Public.

A free delivery inside City limits. TELEPHONE CONNECTION. increased activity has accomplished the end of re-stocking the ranges, and a sap-ply is now in reserve to furnish the wants of the country. This view of "the case justifies the belief that lower prices will prevail during the present year, and lias the the the fine The long continued rainy spell been hard on the corn, and most of crop will need to be re-planted; but grass has thriven luxuriantly, and eattle are everywhere reported in condition. would be well for stock raisers in mak will be increased to please their many customers.

ine their purchases to bear this fact in mind..