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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-03

The Treasury Department is pre-
pairing to set at rect the Democratic
charge that the $50 bonds were issued
as legal tenders. Photographs OF
bonds and attached coupons are being
issued, and will be so generally circu-
lated as to leave no excuse for rope
sition OF this false statement.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-03
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The Philadelphia Store has reduced prices
ON all dry goods. EiiAs Sc KATE.
Opposite Post Office
Pretty and Yo auq


In every feature but the hair, which had
grown white from iever.' TINS indy AT thirty
ave writes US: Il have used Psiker'~ Hair
Balsm SIX months, and am more Than pleased
with il. Ii has restored the natural brown
color 81 my hair and gwen It a -iisy soitue~s,
nicer than ever before. Teerc i. ma dandrufI
no Filling hair. and ii leaves The scalp 50 ciea
and nice aBd cool that | am ever 20 much
pleased, aud feel AMI ioo!. ike IN iseii az iiu.
Disiniectaat properties that enter chemically
INFO this preparation render il healing cleans
ing and heal.iifai, aud the beautiiul aud viger-
Gus hair IL produces, together Win It's proper
" OF restoring the balr 10 its raturd youthful
color. leaving The aea'l entirely tree from dan
druii, clean aud healthy surprises NJ less than
II p!eases. Buy bottle fioIn your druggist,
q. G. Matthews, and ties, its merits. 2.-sjaai
sse the dollar blaca silk ~ the Phtiadri3s.s
store. IL is better than what is usua.iy se.d
here for one Dollar AMI lity cents
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-03
For the EAGLE.
United States Ssnator---A Word from Attica.

|
ED. EAGLE:-Sick all the week, and
your endorsement of Judge Campbell
as candidate for United States Sena-
tor proved "bad medicine" and made
me worse. Now, l viii say that am
as much friend to the Judge, and
would as heartily support him for any
position where his peculiar financial
| views would do 10 harm, as would
| the EAGLE, or "any other man." But
with the present State, Congressional
and county platforms, how can the
EAGLE support the Judge for United
States Senator? How can any man
support him and such platform Al
the same time? What is the object OF
this move OH the political chessboard?
Is it 10 gather up all the local support
possible in the southwest and turn il
over TO the "boss hard money man"
of the State, who also aspires 10 the
same position, TO assist him ia getting
another position, when he will again
"misrepresent' the people of our
State? Is this the object sought!
Again, say while am firm friend
of the Judges, am also friend OF
consistency, justice and right.
Let the local conventions compli-
ment these home men; let individuals
advocate hard or soft money, as they
please; but when ii comes TO the cleo
ton of United States Senator TO rep
resent "the people, for six years, and
carry out their views in the Congress
of the United States, let Us quit our
"fooli ,huess - let us come down to
business, and return to that high po-
sition the tried and true patriot and
statesman. John j. Ingalls,.
Your obedient servant,
JNo. KELLY.
Go a little slow, friend John. These
are shaky times and mighty good men
are mighty badly mixed on the money
question. The EAGLE is for home
men on general principles, as you
know. AS to the United States Scna-
tor question, the readers OF the EAGLE
are well informed as to the eminent |
fitness and abilities of JohnJ. Ingalls, |
ED.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-03

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-03
R!ooGed Horses.

We have on exhibition and for sale. AZ she
Packer Stables, three ane stallioas--iwo nor
mans and one Hickory Boy. Can iyrnisy
pedisress o. each. Hickory Boy s;osk Is no
ted in Central Illinois Tor last ifotiiHg. The
Norman stock is wed known 60 every one.
BROOKS & Kaufman.
Wichita, September q. 1913. 2l-u
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Post Office Changes.

Post Office changes in Kansas during
The week ending Sept. 2s, rs, furnished
for THE EAGLE by VIM. VanVleck, OF
The Post Office Department:
ESTABLISHED.
Easaale, Rush county, iollo a.
Buruham, postmaster.
keimiield, Rush county. Edward
keim, postmaster.
Putnam, Barton county, John ".
Price, postmaster.
Walker, Ellis county, W. l.. Fuller,
postmaster.
DISCONTINUED.
padonia. Brown county.
PosTMAsTERS APPOINTED.
Barclay, Usage county, George 5.
Weiherell.
Dickcyville, Phillips county, William
NJ. Ferguson.
Lola, Barbour county, w. l.. Cox.
Mstticld Green, Chose county, Ben
iamin +. Largent.
Prosper, Ellsworth county, Edward
A. Ball.
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Ingalls, Bs.srs the oaage Settlers.

PARSONS, Sept Ex-senator ingalls,
to-day addressed the Grand CounciI OF
Settlers of the Usage Coded Lands.
reviewing 4. length the history of the
great land controversy and his con-
nection Herewith. especially in refer
ence to thc fee bill OF the settlers at
tgrucys pending In the Senate. His
address was listened to with the clos
est attention, aud vote of thanks
unanimously passed expressing the
gratitude of The settlers to the Sena-
TOR for his services In their behalf. asd
confidence il. his fidelity and faithful
ness to their interests Ia connection
with the fec bill as we'll a. in other
matters they have entrusted 70 him.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-03
C.LELANp. JR.. Chairman.

The Topeka Commonwealth states
that Mr.. Buriis, CT Davenport, Iowa,
has bought the old Tent House, in
that city, paving 500, 600 for it.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-03

The members OF the County Central Committee
chosen by the recent Republican County Consen-
ton for sedgwick county, arc requested to meet
ct the ONCE Of sluss Hatton, in Wichita, on
me sist day Of September, 1878. for the purpose
OF erecting permanent Organization and max
ing arrangements for thorough and vigorous
canvas OF the county for the Republican ticket.
Ills urged that all members OF the committee be
present. "A. c. sLUss, Chairman
Republican County Central Committee.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-03

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xsdorasio road; temporary snitflnxs; = sssd
wsli. cistesn aud stesk water: % ssess h
cultivation; Scs troIt trres. ssas bessias;
sehcice varictsesl; 90 grape vince; slhss
mall fruiss; orcssrd weil hedsrd; feftss sna
esher shade ,rses. VIII ~ set.l separately -
ia body. Apply to Rosr wslnsAna
On rrrmises, or address a. wisAsta, Kaanas
ls-5ms
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-03
Republican County Ticket.

III. c. SLUSS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-03

Nov. Drug store.

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-03

Time i, Inoasy7 Wealth Is often asoarec
of consuming care, but heahh IS happiaess
Consumption. sast in.sdioa- Zoe. reyel- In ne
elected coids. Be wise. aud tor your cad,
cough. catafrA, or any bronchial eoBpiaiui,
use tiIsri's Extract .; Ear aud Whi Gnsffy +,
Alis!ch sS Brown. 2'rlm
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-03

T6s Bsoatseai Algaes sza be washed in
sosp and water. sad III rstssa all ,saeie nsts-.
raj cessr aU4 ;eaaly.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-03
An Open Lottr.
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-03
To Prevesisas Gore easeas asa Co.

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-03

Ask at Losses new drs,s store. by the Ia
gle Block, for theif .'primera' tiye-eent cigars
fi-if
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Mnaks - dl12Eclu - ~ 49, 49, -
sshsu pAeh nei,sas ia - IT. !, i
- = estahlIsbae ~ that Gesndn Syrup
hthe only pemsdy ~hisA "a gsssn ssunplats
satisfac,ioa "a severe eases q Lung Dgseaxes.
Il is true shere are ret THOUSANDS u persons
mo are predisro>odto thraat sad suux aGsc-
lions, consumption. nsemarrAsges. ssskmss
severe ee.ds settled on the breast. pnepmeasa,
whooping cough, ETC., who have no pss>oazI
knowledge ct Bsschss's German syrup. To
such We would say thar 5000 dozen wsre
-oid last year wiiaon; single. complaint. Con
sumptives try just sac bottle Regular size.
IS eents. Sold By al; druggists IN America.
S..l
say, farmers. have you ssea the New ETA.
| since tbe great psow trial cay.
II bang down lis head aad disappear 80 sud-
den
Use 'fraid it's tainted away.
IT'S iron on one side.
Single shin or the other
And it weighs nine hundred pounds,
Deg can't get team dai's big enough TO pal it.
Three inches in de ground
Dey blow so much. so load. so oflcn.
All Trough dis nifty IAN,
Dey tink TO TOOL de h knsas farmers.
But &c Hapgood spite DER plan.
De light drafs Hspgeod make 'ein trnbsie
BY covering themuP 80 well.
De New Erx's piled UP IE Implement khanss',
Because il will not sell.
DER grip Is lost, der gas receptacle exploded
Dey're sure 10 get DER pay
Since Frank Terri, dc judge 90 deir COM
mii;ee,
Bought Hapsooi de udder day.
The Hap2ood suiky j. IL the market,
And each farmer viii have one,
They'h sell wheat. corn, or hogs TO buy 1t,
But what trey n take ore home.
Tie Hspgoed suisy has been victorious in
over one hundred field trials the prsseat sea-
sen. II has no equal. over ase thousand
have been sold this season and s,isi 1t s,asds
without peer. A. J. Cook Il Co. are sole
agents for IL in this market. Farmers cone
in snd examine our goods. We have a iuil
line OF iirsi-cla-s implements, Including the
Hapgood Sulsy aud the Michigan Shoe prill.
a5-if
IL !. better :. laagis than be crying Moth
ers often tail 10 enjoy the delights % "a happy
laughing babe because through their pfeja-
dice or sksptiri>m they retuse 10 relieve its
stomach of acidisy by using DR.. wineneirs
reethiHg Syiup, which quickly cures collie
pains and gives rest to the darliags. De VIM
chslfs Teetiing syrup produces natural
sleep, and tie child VIII awake ciear nd re-
frcshed. II also regulates the bowels. cures
dysente.y and disrrhea, whether arising fram
tcething or other esu>es. sold by Aldsiea i
Brown and Cba.. Lawrence. s5-lia
Thousands of dollars are now being saved
every year by progressive fsrners, who soos
see the great advantage Of freely using Uncle
Sans Condition Powder in the iced OF their
stock II restores the sick. increasestae hesu-
~ ard usefulness. and promotes the growth.
Sold by Aldrich Il Bresn ard Ciias. Law
renee s5-Im
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-03
GEO. Y. SiITH & CO.'S
J. c. AEDFlELD, Manager.
Eagle Bock. Wichita
0eyeaux Washing Machine, Exhibited BY
Mr.. Burgess.

This is TO certify that we. the undersigned
eitzen~. having tested tse Deveaux Revolving
steam Washer. have fps.nh II all that i, claim.
ed for u: clothes saving. clothes cleaning
ana labor say Tag machine. and we ehserisll,
recommend IL 20 our p,iebboss and friends
fbis machine will sas5 fifteen shirts Ia niteeI
minutes a. ptriectiy Us can be done Oh the
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-03

Republican County Ticket.
For Representative ed District.
L. n. WOODCOCK.
For Representative o3d District,
S. NJ. TUCKER.
For County Attorney,
w. Z. STANLEY.
For Probate Judge,
T.. Il. JEWETT.
For Clerk District Court.
G.. A. VAN NESS.
For COUNTY Superintendent.
NJ. II. BRUCE.
For Commissioner-First District,
GEO. STEENROD.
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Notice,
Sealed Proposals

Sealed Proposals
win be received for bids Coz . sehesi H.uss. In
schs.ai district NJ. g.. thsve and ons half m.iss
southeast al tns oits % Wichita. Plaza asa
specifications seen ~ the ofiee 81 Ai3lts 4
stem rias Will he seceisca uusst ocfah<r ~
hes the Dss;rei Beard rs-ervs the right - rs-
beet any and all b.sis.
JoHN csRpt HERs
J. y BRADSHAW.
l.. ,. tiIst.ssf4-tx.
ss-3 District beard.
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Ir. J. Z. Burgess having sold TO Mr. John
Guest, Dewinz IS CO., the sigh. TO sedgwick
sid Harvey csualies, for lbe aboss-nams,
washing mseliine, they VIII exhibit on the far
grounds, aud keep II 10 operations. giving
pfs,tie al demonstration OF is merits. They
aiso hold right fis tie sale of the rnashise ID
any part Of the siste not heretofore disposed
Of 95-tf
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Republican Candidates for Congress.

Republican Candidates for Congress.
Third District:
TIIOS. RYAN.
Second District:
DUDLEY G. HASKELL.
First District:
JNO. A. ANDERSON.
For Senator Of the 3sth Senatorial District
III. c. SLUSS.
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State Ticket.

Governor,
JOHN 7. ST. JOHN.
Johnson County.
Lieutenant Governor,
l.. U. HUMPHREY,
Montgomery County.
Secretary OF State,
JAMES SMITH,
Marshall County.
Auditorof State:
P.I. BONEBRAKE,
Shawnee County.
Treasurer of State.
JOHN FRANCIS,
Allen County.
Attorney General,
WILLARD DAVIS,
Labette County.
Superintendent Public Instruction,
ALLEN Ii. LENNON,
Cowley County.
Chief Justice Supreme Court,
ALBERT ii. HORTON,
Atchison County.
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-29
JMdle Pare on The H.n1. Pnth,

To the Editor of the Globe:
AUSTIN. July 27, 1S7s.-I enclose true copy
of an order just fled by reinstated Judge.
and thought it might amnsc some of our legal
friends and Others to see the style he puts it in
District Court, Mower County. State of Min
nesota:
At Chambers July %, 1s7S.-All orders here
tofore made by this court, or any judge there
of, approving the appointment of jailer in
and fer said county of Mower, and all orders
fixing the compensation to be paid said jailer,
are hereby revoked and cancelled. And no COM
pensation will be paid by said county to any
iailer therein from and after the date hereof
until further orders. SHERMAN PAGE,
Judge District Court.
Please notice the order part of IT, Tho
history of this matter is this: In December,
1915, MIR. +. ", Allen was appointed jailer, and
Judge Page fixed the compensation at 81 per
day. He did great deal OF Pages dirty work
and was of Pages lackeys. In April last
| the sheriff saw ut to appoint Lyman ID. Baird
| and Judge Brill approved the appointment aud
/ left the pay the same as before Now, why did
| Page make this order, and would he have made
/ it if his pet night guard had been in Baird
place: Against Mr. Baird there was not a
word Of complaint and Pages only reason for
/ this is that he dislikes Baird. Besides he was
called as witness for the State in the late
trial.
Who will he go for next IS the question
throughout the county. What | have written
may hesnmmed upin two words, Pure cussed-
ness NJ.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-29
HomeNyard Return.

George G. Becht, son of the late and lament
ed Sheriff Becht, returned home from Furcpe
yesterday morning, having lyeoi away since
May 8, his trip being curtailed by the intelli-
gence OF his fathers death. During his brief
stay in the eastern world he travelled quite ex-
tensively for the short time at his disposal,
visiting various portions Of france, Switzer-
Paris, where he took i'm the exposition.
which, with the exception of the art display,
he considers not nearly fine as the Centen-
NAL exhibition at Philadelphia, America $
display was particularly fine, especially in the
machinery department, but he saw nothing
there from minnesota himself only. George
Benz was lett at Wiesbaden, we'll and studying
chemistry, and Greenleaf Clark was seen there
MIR. Hankey parted from his youthful com
panlons at some place in Germany, the maine
OF winch seemed to commence with a T and
hn1sh up with a promiscecus lot of cs his and
rs. Mr.. George Hoffman, well known former
resident of tins city, returned with George.
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what say now is, that if it had not been for
me- Trip would never have been arrested.
Bresette would have let him go that night, if
I hadn't told him that was Trip on Seventh
street. Now he wants to beat me ont of the re-
ward, or any part CT it. When We got to Billy
Burns place, Trip was just ready to go. Hi.
horses were there, and his wagon. he would
have been gone in five minut S. Why Trip
himself said in Jail, IF it hadn't been for a
damned woman and lot of fruit jars, never
would have been caught"
R-When Bresette arrested Trip, did Bresette
draw his revolver?
B.-No, Trip went along quietly enough
till we got above the postofice. Trip and
Bresette walked ahead, and | walked behind
along side of Miller up to there. Trip made
break there when Bresette collared him, drew
his revolver and threatened to shoot Trip, if
he tried to get away. After that Trip went
along to the city hall all right.
This closed the interview, and its result is
given here verbatim, only those points being
| omitted which are irnnaterial to the solving of
this question by the public: Who ought to get
that 5000 reward. or any portion of it,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-29
PERSONAL.

I. S. Collins of Washington, d. c.. at the
Clarendon.
L. l.. Boynton, of New York, is registered at
the Clarendon.
Wisconsin Is represented at the Clarendon by
VIM. Smith, Jr., of New Richmond, and 81. G.
Truitt, of Ellsworth.
Commodore ". F. Davidson, the steamboat
king of the upper Mississippi. and wife,
reached the city yesterday.
Mr. Charles Hallock, editor of the Forest and
Stream. New York, and author of a number of
works OF field and water sports, with his wife.
registered at the Metropolitan yesterday. Mr..
Hallock is warm admirer of Minnesota. and
by his writings has attracted much attention
to the State resort for health and pleasure.
Last season he spent several months in the
State, and his misfortune at the conclusion of
his visit, when going down the Mississippi
river in sail boat by capsize in which he
lost extensive notes of places visited, ETC., and
valuable hunting and fishing gear, is still sym
| pathizingly remembered by many Minnesota
! friends.
Arrivals at the Merchants yesterday: E. t.
Archibald. Dundas: j. c. Cowles, s. r. String
| ham. Chicago; E. B. Banett, Black Hills; J.
| W. Cushing, Chicago; A. Slengerland and wife,
Glencoe, Minn.;J. J. Crinkshank, Hannibal; T
! b. Dunn, T. w. Murton, Chicago; Mrs. A
Jackson, Mrs. NJ Jackson, Minneapolis; I
Stevens Hudson; j. ". Lee and wife. Rust
| City; w. r. Rorders, St. Louis; ". Z. Eddy
Minneapolis; ". h. Semickel, Saltwater; Ii
3. Sutherland and wife Clinton; II. Harris "
FL. Flagg Chicagoi G. NJ Petek, Milwaukee;
j. Waller, st. Louis; G. NJ. Lovelock Pittsburgh
Ct. Anderson, Chicago; E. G. Laws. Philadel phla
". I. Davidson and wife, J. d. Richeson, st
Louis; f. Bartlett, H. Lacks. Fl. a. Schmook
S. 3. Rossiter, New York; G. ". Slayton, Der
lin, Wis: A. E. Brown. Il. NJ. Hayden. A
Kaufman A. II. Veder. Chicago; j. D. Condit
iIlrrI-. y PaanhS. n tjcD ralI