Arkansas City Daily Traveler from Arkansas City, Kansas • Page 4

i i ,1 IUILT Oailt l4-ar3. EOSEHT. 5 BDKB L- y- Daily iaavlLU II. II JWf II I m- 1 1 1 I OAXLY BT MAIL 0X3 COPY, 033! YBAB LM0L0KAI csis ccpt, en uosraa 7 T5. fTT'AfiTtitislr, la-own caep- Will clean your Carpoto and mako thorn Iooit liUo iiiivv lur to? AT' 'rv yard without, taklncf xho Carpoto from tho floor, or damponinc thorn on tho' under dido.

ELECTRIC CLEANSER v. oves Me All Dust and from Carpets and Ruco; i removes all grease opotor i fruit stains ahd coal soot; s. restores colors and raises the nan; destroys moth3 and disinfects Carpoto. Does not fade colors, but makes old Carpets and Rugs as clean and bripht 1 as new. FOR SALE BY 1 OUQ DC 9Q 'JC Ccj CT-TVl ftvM i uiviz.

uci 1 ijui 1 Birt f. i Blow ItDUp. If our coal doesn't burn right blow It up. If It doesn't burn then blow ut up. VVe can aave you a lot of coal worry if you'll let ua.

Our coal ta carefully selected, screened and graded. You pay what Is no more You get good coaL Delivered wjiea you want it as you want It J. IB" ErHJO3 Opposite Joe Smith's Grocery. A Bargain Lend We have for sale at avery low figure, 160 acres of land, 10 miles southwest of this city ISO acres in cultivation, of which 0 are In wheat now and balance la corn; 40 acres in. pasture with all' house and stable; good cistern at and good well -near it.

The CO acres of wheat produced this year than enough to buy the farm at our price. All the land is nearly level, black loam of first Time on part If 12100. Call and ace ua. i 8I9 North BSfi yen want first zz work at rcav acaabla jsicsa, call, ca ca ii III. 123 HcrCi CntnlS Zzzl ITcxt to Tccd tcra.

tc.ii 1 2 1..1 l.t lJ -1 Cua HAWAII GAVE HIS RIVAL A FAST RIDE. Courtship of a California Conductor Oroosht to Sodden Termination. On the Southern PaciSc railway in California, not far from Mojave. Is a Utile station, a "spur track, a boxcar for a telegraph office and a section house composing the' whole. The station house is, or was, presided over by a handsome and hearty Irish woman, who kept house for her husband.

Tho "hands." being Chinese, cooked for The duties of the agent consisted of reporting the passage of trains (none of them stopped) and feeding himself. Two or three miles to the west was what is termed in that section a mik ranch. This ranch contained a widow and three buxom girls, her daughters. One might have supposed that the agent, "Johnny on the spot. as It were, stood a better chance than the rest of the railroaders, but such was not the case.

There was a certain conductor, Barely by name, who leaned in the direction of the widow, and he was equal to the occasion. Ilis plan of operations was unique and daring. He would send his train ahead, leaving the caboose at the station. -Thenof course, taking account of other trains due. he would wander over to the ranch and spend all his spare cash in milk and his spare time in blarney.

Beturningbe would station himself on the front platform of the caboose, like a trolley mauj and "let her go. Gallagher. down 40 miles of grade, while he controlled the car by means of the brake, catch his train at the next station and proceed. The agent did not like this very well. Unfortunately or him his duties were such as to confine him to his box car office almost continually, so that he had no chance to prosecute his suit, except when the ladies paid a visit to the station house.

much brooding he decided to put a stop to further proceedings on the part of the conductor and awaited his opportunity. It was a bright day in June when the train pulled in. and as the conductor gave the engineer a joyful and significant ")tfgh ball the latter pulled out leaving a caboose at the Station. There was a short salute and a hurried departure as the conductor left the agent and the latter proceeded to business. He first placed a Mchock" against a wheel of the car and then disconnected the brake chain.

He placed the connected chain in such a position that a touch would displace it and then awaited the return of his hated rivaL Like a triumphant gladiator Hardy returned. "With, scarce a look at the agent he ascended the platform, kicked off the dog' that held the brake, and with mingled feeling of security and pleasure felt the car move down the gdVPThat car certainly movd. Conducted Hardy was fheatd to say afterward1! hat no thing could have passed it, innaDturats si Mojave'; teir.tbVtQiy. of yellow streaTTwhich Jlssbed through their tTn Mad Was gone almost' as soon as It That was Mr. -Hardy and Jcilboose.

)Aa luck would have, it IntoVaidln'g, so. that tho track was clear, and after a dovelike flljht cf about SO miles the wild caboose caale Tto a "Mr. Hardy never car20 tjjack any so far' as the wUow? was concerned. Anaconda (fibnt) Standard )-- k. UVffA Carlons SsratItlon.

i'tAmcag the superstitions cf the Seneca Indians was one most beautiful one: When a younj maiden died they impxis-cned; younj bird "until 14 first begaa i tryl'powersof song; and then load-la it with carcases and mcaeac3 they laeed its bonds over her grate, la the belief that It-weald net fold ita tris bct cl'eea its cj9 iatirit hed lleC 'I 30V. 5, -1897, Chicago lit; iloircxaber 5EIissourU iFalr and colder" tonight; Saturday fair, nor.Oawest Grinds. Fatir tonight and Saturday; colder in cxtrenis east tonight; warmer Saturday; variable winds. Austrian mills are now successfully grinding bard wheat." Tns prohibitionists of Massachusetts elected one member of the legislature. Kassas has the laugh on Gotham and the whole Empire state this time.

Downs and Osborne are to be cons nected by a wire fence telephone line. They arg going to "hello." Wis can understand now why Senator Gorman, wanted to unload the boss office on a newspaper man. A POPtJLiST yesterday said the reasoi the republicans carried Cowley county. "the farmers raised so much to Gov Lkedt should call special session at once. It is the only chance 'they will have to hold up the railroads and insurance companiav Mrs Linn, of Bush county, has named her triplets William Bryan, John.

Leedy and Jerry Simpson. The linn is the lightest timber that grows. Hakna may employ vigorous meth ods in his political maneuvers, but in speech he is as mild as a May morning and as placid as the surface of a mill pond. TaB county republicans elected their entire county ticket A magnificent endorsement of Chester I Longhand a crushing rebuke to Jerry Simpson. Last week Senator King paid 'off the mortgage, which has been playing the octopus and red dragon act on his farmf during the entire administration of rover Cleveland.

Enough returns have been received from' the counties embraced in the ThirdV congressional district to show that the republicans will elect a successor to Mr Rldgely and his name is Klrkpstrlskn UkcuE Saii has become tired of sending hlsjargest ships to Halfax and otherJ.efe ports when they need repair The largest dry dock will be built at Port Arthur. That is a good place for it TMI" a Sscbstabt CoBt7S3 says that Mann Bros Frlsble, 5lv-V7llder, are the potato kings of They thipped 257 cars, amounting in all to 1S5.0CQ busheli, this year. They go to every part of the country. This firm expects to plant 500 acres next yean Thebs was once a crooked man lived in a crooked state. Ha looked at all things crooked from the little to the great He entered crooked politlca in a verytrooked Way, and he found a crooli: party in which 'fie- made a crooksd play.

He espoused acrc5kcd dolla4nd witScCrciksdlciS made candldata or thprcsideatlal test After quits A wave cotLBti Two years later tho corrbijtha csuaty and at the follows is trriicn cf the lezislaturo Cssiatcr Whesff ked -by; irieZ3 'for aafcrplanatioa, he replied vthst tha colitlcJ cf liia cbunty "had clianfed aEd ho thereat it was nis duty 10 csase oleo.4' rvTo desire now to voluntesr the 13 Cznator-'Kis that hs trea c1 -itUiV. seer' by tho txL.lzi fcrc3 d-i il-Ji 'CzzJ Ui3 cf Lla canatv has clso.er rreX'i, Is It mm ate-ai tins fez.Cia tzzzlsx t9 cites cyUatlu rjeJ Kiasr fopfafjV A PcfTcr Unitca Ctatea caaatir hL Ufc Icsalli Hawaiian Islands oV I LE5. OTATIS OFIflClAI AQD had; The populist state officials are now writhing with abdominal, convulsions because the free silver republicans went back on them at the late election Dickenson county, the home of Ed Little gave a republican majority for the first time in years. The same is true of Jewell, the home of Tur ner, and Harper where Assistant Attorney General Snelling resides. Smith county, the homo of -Webb McNall, also gave Pickler, republican candidate for 200 majority.

Secretary Bush gives it out cold and flat that Turner's resignation as secret tary of the state board of railroad commissioners must be placed in' the hands of Gov Turner Is charged with treachery to the pop party and to the principles it claims to Turner says that he never claimed to be a pop and that he has no sympas thy with their multitude of vagaries and i nonsense. It Is also given out that he Is not caring a tink- cuss word whether Gov Leedy likes it or not While the pops fret and fume over their unwelcome discovery of treach ery or lack of influence of their allies. McNall si'H in his office and smiles and Ed Little squints at the madding crowd. There is just one trouble with the average pop leader, whether it be in state or county politics, he wants those who affiliate with the party to at once surrender their personality and become raving maniacs on all public questions. Conservatism Is unknown.

Scores and hundreds of democrats have tolerated the populist lash with but little complaint It may be crerfs Ited to their spirit of forbearance, but not to their independence. It is be coming quite evident now, however, that they will have no more of it. Leedy. becoming emboldened by the docility the democrats in the past, may try.tthe lash on the silver republicans, but he will find men who will re sent his insults. Republicans have been educated In a school men are recognized ta equal, and have a right to talk back in meetin.

This right they will exercise even though it be necessary to wat the man in the neck who temporarily occupies the pulpit Speaking with a prominent free silver republican yesterday he said "It was a vicious expedient which seemed to justify, or demand, our support of populist candidates last, year it will never come again. Some worsen uro torn than Others. Soma ere tern tilth Thst is illsd ssUta'Ualcatee' It la easier for coma women to retain health and strength than la -for they fchcnld not caio eriet fcelli Sicca wno do not, need only' tako th3 prcper' -frceautiona end' tho prcper rcrecdy to 'beeoma perfectly well and ttrc23'. Dr Pierca's Favcrito Prcserlpx Htn csro cay 'dejscjeiasat cf ta ssJiinxo It'-. 3 jtsolately are coass have asiected thcssslvcs co Icaj that core7.3tocan!:i3 neat 'to ispes slble, bat even theeo will find csmfert and improved health' In the ceo cf tho Favcrito Prescription.

It haa cared bcadrsis cf wbtuen whoharo received a a ttL-lever frcra years cf treat rsecl r.hvrl-r-r-v It fa feb cilatsl caiao ia the" hktary cf issdls Cash" rsaiedy- can bo iHzcoTexcd il-r i TLero is la WILL TEST THE BOAT. Oahlkosh Inventor Anxlons to Try a Snbmarlne Craft In Deep Water. Iiichard Iladdaty. will shortly take hjs submarine boat to MUwamlcee for a trial in deep water, making the voyage down the Fox. provided he obtains per mission from the war department to navigate the great lakes.

The craft has been classified by the war department as a vessel of war, due, Mr. Raddatz thinks, to the notoriety that has been given the beat through the newspapers. As war vrssel is not allowed on the preat lake? lirder a treaty between the United Slates and Great Britain enacted in ihe early port of the present centurv. Mr. Kaddatz i having consid erable trouble in convincing the war de partment that his boat Is not an armed cruiser and that it is Intended for ex ploring purposes rather than for naval purposes.

Until the department with draws thercraft from Its present classification Mr. Raddatz will be unable to move her from inlandwaters. A nh vslcian has declaml that. If only 20 minutes a day were spent in physical exerrisp n. an adjunct to mentnl educa tion, most people might live to TO without a day's illness, and perhaps prolong their Hv tr too virs.

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