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Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07
CA CAPO.

SIa SGT with her hands On the trembling keys,
and tried % turn the pagC as she played.
felt tho most thriiE-:y Of ecst2sies,
Ny heart b. her music sEayed;
Bu. love is UNCONSCIOUS of musical lines,
and lost the strain she was playing, when
She so sveetiy noted the musical signs
Da Capo-hesin over again.
The song We reaewed-oh, the Circean spell
And magical charm Of her potent art
! bent DER --v cheek and I dared 70 tel
lost and 5Ae stole M heart.
TIL We beth forgot al musical lore.
And she kissed me, sweet, 50 ar,iently ther,
IcouI bit peat what sne read betore-
Ea CGQo--bee-i-i over s-5ain-
Nathan I Ley il Now Yo-a Craphic.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07

~ kCoyv thar the Maternal AcSslu1taGtS' t,sres;.
offers U-S-rl-s facilities iur ths rr'cufrl- -t' t
fi-sJ-cia>S and women for positions - l"~'-
keepers stI accountants. Business utcu Nno van,
efficient h'l and sEsr; book keepers Shc c-i 81
f}-szclaSS references. aIG gs3.l- ~fll1tssu>, WuUa t
well by stc-tS>slg tf-s Tor tie state ot A11>-
az TIE SnU. yster Business college, = cSijs, NJ.
ustN-@
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07

The -CveTlUe8t = Y;ea-a have decilsd
not 90 aVT q TIE results u :i4e experiments
beIa- rIsle with different repeating -s1io-
ard have ordered The feci8ries - work
nigh; and dag &C tie Manalicher repeating :
arm The .zc@5r.es & Presburz. Pessh
ald oteyeC are running iGcessanIly. rr0-
61ci8g the Ne-1siel repcs-er.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07

DOR ssTE-Tre most Gasirsbl, Building size or
Z CD is-a htti. -Tla'- grove addition, Central
ave- ix - ~. shade and fruit trees ~ Miller <
Sheppard. sHI I OAK 10 c.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
OVER THE OCEAN.
AuStria-HunG gary.

BUDA- PEsTH, Nov 6.-Emperor Francis
Joseph received the Austrian and Hungar-
ian delegations in the throne hall of the
castle. In his speech he said: 1t is regret
able that complications in Bulgaria which
originated IN 1855 from the overthrow Of
the government at Philiippophs, should
again cause serious apprehension. The
powers by united efforts had succeeded in
localizing the movement and having the
way 10 the rc-establish1eDt Of 2 legal state
Of affairs. but recent events III Sofia had
produced a fireish and dangerous crisis, de
vel0pment Of which and trust It's pacific
solution, occupy 1t the present moment the
full attention OF my government whose e.
forts are directed 70 attain IN the final set
Element Of the Bulgarian cues
ton which must be effected in
cooperation both how agreement
there will be created IN autonomous pri1-
ciDaIity and "a legal state Of things which,
while taking into account the admissible
wishes Of the BulgaCiaas, shall equally
conform with existing treaties well IS with
the interests Of Europe. OR ezcellOnt
relations with all the powers and assur-
auccs Of the peaceful intentions we receive
FROM al the governments, Justify the hope
that notwithstanding the difficult situation
in the East il vgill be found possible, while
safeguarding the interests Of Austria and
Hungary, % preserve the blessings Of peace
% Europe
Tie emperor appealed to the good
viii OF the nation to make increased sacri-
fees rendered necessary by the progressive
Improvement il the manufacture OF ire
arms
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07

NOR ifE-Ga.e5 -,s5's-scs lz. business property
Z IN town ii Ci-ar- ster l--s -u,st farm near
rrx S..ss es osll.rc eat4g, 80 trssia ~ y lls
- ..irv .,-7,,~.~ Inquire I5 sl--Net ~gg.. 1-lff
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07
Sixty-Fiye q Week.

AUGUSTA. Ga, Nov. 6.-The factories
have voluntarily reduced the hours Of labor
from 6S 20 - hours per week. ard all
mills vii Ie III operation en- Monday.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07
FOR RENT.

! E.7OR RENT-Nice!y furnished rooms in private
Il house: everything resy. only fonr blocks from
Douglas Terms reasonable 70 permanent p2rty,
/ ADUfy a. - Waco a. f45-5t
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07
OR. WILLIAM HALL
Of Hall 6 Bennett,

Of Hall & Bennett,
Gives special attention e Diseases OF women, Blood
and Skin Diseases ani ali troubles OF the Urinary
Organs speedily cured in both sexes. Office over
WoodTan'S Banlz. North Main street. Consultation
day night FREE (E?ead Drs Hall e Benefits card
in this paPsr) 12Itf
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07
Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO, November &.
Cattle-GeceiPts 30; shipments, 40; market
stssv; shipping steers, s. iCts4 ~ stOckers and
feeders 81 5so 50 cows. bulls and mixed. 81 US92 81
bulk 81 H. =: tarou-h Texas cattle 8 -; COWS
duh: natives aEc halE breeds. s. eGe5 g; wnered
fvEans. = 75e 8 . northern r1nCers, Montana $
as >; Wyoming and TexaEs, 3 i5-3 q; Colorado
S. Se.
E5gs-T.ecsipcs, sogo; shipments, s.cto; market
steady ami strong; reIgh and mixed. 3 +sss3 -
packing and shipping > 1854 e5' lihI g 20 - o.
sIi ps, - a5f-S3 -.
Saeep - Receipts. t2Hl; Shipment, 20; market
slow: natives. s. G,or& %; western, sibs& 81
Texas. s. lUJ lJ, Lambs, s. CO. -,
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07
Bargains in Real Estate.

-s 1-ricr.ltura and stock farm. three alid oas
half miles frJI city. about - acres broke. qE
ter section fenced for atJe, plenty OF 7eEer and =
small house
Also 10 lots IN city finely located and IN good
nelghborho0d- Special terms % those wishing to
MAKE homes
Also suburban property. For further particulars
see Chris 7. Peace, agent for Wn- Greifensten- At
city Office. dl1o-u
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07
New YORK Grain.

New YORK. November &
Theat-Clnsed heavy. CEgraded red, SlSSSsI; No.
rec, 9.5S elevator S.i.sj &Iicat No red
Nov. 2i 9s4il: Dec. S55Set1514-
Corn Cngraded - G;55e No a57s46 elevator.
t5t ifa< afioat No November - 70 45TS; December
467sGEh.
oaIs-letive; mixed western S2+:8;;i; white
western, 3fsSso.
BuIIer-C9ueE: western, T5g2s.
Cheese-Firul; western II5eI-ts.
EES-Il demand western iFes1, S-gs--1R
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07

WANTED at.lg> ana gentlemen - know TIA P
w students AT jh5 sou -hSse>rsrn tglsTfSS t'. 5-t
are instructed lr5vsteiy 81 their GesSs q Us yilI-
all eln1zrraSs>ie T. Persons attend the CAV or
evening sessions with elU1i as.va,ita-g-. l-tf
g-ANTFu-fvery ytn-iy To know tl1t tae new uF-
w town Office - Tire u ehIra Goa. aHf Eueg 90
Is open evening" Orders lefC there VIII D. I77fnVJly
flied Convenient 70 p,sta-->e- Nc IL N1rta Nan
street.. - I'm
yyvAETED-A sood -i-i fo- family Z t--ee: - y
w Emporia ave. -. l. Pratt tl-JT
yy-ANTEl,--Te want ycu 70 Know that vcy- oyvr
w iuteresr eIGirs goa - invest "a fic f icll-.
Carriers before JlC pr.cr Sos - AS17st IS ctE-
ESsle t.p~S -i
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07

F.NoR RENT a first-cass furnished front room
4 down stairs Inquire at So South Water 81.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07
STORAGE.

Z,ECRAGE-For household goods or merchandise,
y Ucxe! or loose; u you have any goods 10 store
bring them 70 tse WichtS Storage Co. No lis west
Eyjlzi.s axe. Csrt
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07
Kansas City Live stock.

KANSAS CITY. November :.
Cq-rie Peceipts o.S shipments. none; slow;
good 10 choice tys4 "a; e0inEsoD t. medium - =
00 st0ckers, s. 2p2 feeders, s. s3 e+j; cows,
! 5AsS3 81; grass range Steers. s. SJS3 81
Hogs- Receipts, $3.50: shipments; noEe; we11
lower good to choice. g so3 95 common 10 re
duIn. s 5FI3 =.
Sheep-Recepts, o. shipments. aorc; steady: good
70 ctoIce s. e.3 o., common 20 medium 81 J52 ..
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07
KANSAS sol THHESTERN
isa Kansas Road

Az Is sso-naxk 5 --.szssez wf9s tse lste-rass
49, s4-asr~aa s.f 80 stssT - azGsEs a. l-8
yr-4sf~ An4 zEzT-s =. stsa-s Ea<--fs-ss E=F-
essf4-s 5r az tae sn kzssera Ez1 ssssk~r-
Eeazs -zae
THrCCsH EEPRESs tsszss AZ hsswsss
asszas CAY ka4 Hls -. frsts@s. ssEfzsts.
fs8s Hzat.fgt fasaz:s faer~Fs s5As~ fasz--
r-1.1ezas Wzs~ft = = zrn aEaFz-s
ss.sss nnS nrH- zszszztsse f-sfa.s
-EE0TDJ EE L rzass ss1iy sErrEt F-sr-
Ia b~sx-e1 ESnsAs ftH 49, ". zee.
as tezsrzssess ~ 49, So azsslaH -sas= csz-
ss~saaz - fssszEk f@Eazzr .sf g2<r-rsEls
xtsA aFzr - 5za - FHs9s7rtg Eas asrz kss-
ra-a zszns So Csczg7s8a~
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e@qs -E1ssss issWr~z AS2sEs t4fFs - H---v
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ts4s Hz~ r<szaecrl4z = gszss - tse e1as a7--
E.sEss Eazs C3tg SO fEfeszsf fFzsE7 . -
- a. sxezssss fzastezs So Lays 8. SzF
e1Essazse
TEporGE II KITS esa b. pezzsA ss--s ia
-, a. - ssF = - reTzzlss ezpcz ~Sz-za@s
49, ssss-r IA, sz.x es-cxss4 falsszg& - sss-s1s-
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ser s-sa~- n e~rzA@gz. 80 eNsEs 49, tsi--
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STRANED.

S-r2Al ED--trcln the slal-ilfar EouSs s5 Grir--~
- Drake n u eSt .cf ta. fat two t. nve
years oit. VIE weigh at-IuV rnoISaud r-5uc. O.
aveFage- leave Information zE CITY Neat H@- arT,
50 East Dougias ave, ard receive reward ltS-st-
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07

Prime afe-CildHtiie PaFCr-,a7j per cent.
>1erling ExcEac=c-Dun bur STEADY a; i5ii. f1r
u DAYS bills aad 50 FOR demand.
Government Bcn'ls-i'IH aI.t steady
state BouGs-DU.l ard steady.
r'S t''l- fr
5-E.gr-ccfts I-
~ Isr.ei:tS III E.
-st-e-Ll'N q -1.----...- IN
-il-7f'i-ti 49, RI
me stock market vas e.. u strong without any
g-ar1ed i'm. roveT-s15 81 prices until toward the
close. Iss early trading quiet, and nearly
uolapoll.eI by hall 1! dozen STOCKS. The general
list was GrHl, ssd so continued until nearly 2. m.
when re.l.-t.5a wl2keUad the Isl = rally iusg
revi US 20 se close st-atlsd TIE narzst Sales f5c
the week. l,-Iia55; against I,7ssetJ f.- Las. week
Tic to,I s2es OF stocks today was ai} 81 shares.
CGl.a-o & Alton ...............-t
Chicago Burlington = Quincy
H''i' y -4--L - =
t-Ftr ~
= s' -'t-t' - Z
-t-7''s '-l-'- II :
,tt-i v t>e-t-.- J .
,ttt Etr< tent l'l,
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Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07
--SSS>ABIzsw
1a1lu = Eaole

Atver;is!eTts "a this column VIII be charged FOR
Ire rate ~ rive Cents fe- line ue- week No ad
vertenlcnf. taken Tor less than o5 cents and viii
rot b: Inserted until paid for.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-07

NOR SALE-fe l-E al oI tL-s if7tTer-E A--I II
l. Ill a-ly ~ Il small rg J;1+sG- sS-, balance
re. N fSa Vear-. Ali = Z = -7 tassu AMI in
ty-.s s,,r1,-.~sr 81 ltfiuu b. zssf
-. Ai.-{s-z :. room 1Le sni! Cus sCt. " lttr -
-F-f7- -1g-l houss. ard ola Ioc- Y a-s- 81 Eorrs
..-.a st t{it. t Market street upzr s1uE Es taE-.
.-rr Ns-Ser street 81 z fTo1t e1S1 icts So =. s
q - ~ ~ l.a -. $eTIa water - each - 81
r-ur. IozS N = sh - - - =. - -. -, - =
Sstir 81 lots M - - Naco ave lgts Ne J. 3 a
L - II 'front.' 1~hiE-toB ave. laiz. sd ct caTzsT
as ~ ant WahaSh .sve, beams All. ,ssr1-T-
sls Nc. L. Is s.. Fht JaenJh - aaF-s l2 s-> -
: -a and T. Fourth awe LTET.e A FGllA4ES a1ls 81
W. - Erapors ave. lruss : Phillips adj pr rs1L
information apply 70 Lew Dean OF Harry stewart
dI.If
The Daily telegraph., 1886-07-05

"What is that bye icle man doing.
father? See! he has jumped forward
from his wheel and is putting his face
to the earth. Is he kissing it?" ono,
my son; the man has his ear to the
earth. He is listening. He thought
he heard something drop."-Ba0li,as
gtOn Free Press.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-07-05
MONROE, JULY 5, 1856.
A Substitute for Sugar from Coal Tar


Mr.. Ivan Eevinstein, the president
OF the Manchester section OF the Socie-
ty OF Chemical Industry, calls atten-
ton to a new substance which is sA-
tracted from coal tar, and possesses
sweetening properties far stronger than
the best cane or beet root sugar. This
substance, he said, seemed likely to
enter into daily. consumption. Accord.
ing to Mr.. Levinstein, part of it
will give very sweet taste to 10000
paris of ater, for ii is 230 times swee-
ter than best sugar, and taken in guam
titles added to food as sweeting mater,
ial has no injurious effects whatever
on the human system. Patients suffer.
p ing from diabetes have been treated
for the last few months in one of the
principal hospitals in Berlin With
ccharin without feeling in the least
a fonvenienced by its use. The use
OF saccharin would, therefore, Mr..
Levinstein said, be not merely prob.
able substitute for sugar, but it might
even be applied to medical purposes
where sugar was not permissible
The Daily telegraph., 1886-07-05
CORNER SALOON,
DESIARD STREET, MONROE, LA,
M. T.. RcrberCvich.
ETOR.
p II o PR 1 ETOR.

The patrons of this saloon may by assured
that tho best of wines, liquors and cigars
will be offered them under the new as well
as the former management and that good
order shall be observed and polite attention
shown my guest.
Bottled and keg beor kept on ice. Beer
6cents glass.
NJ. i. BERBEROVICH.
Successor 20 q. A. PREsTor
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Borough Council Proceedings.


The Borough Council held
special meeting last Monday
evening. Present, Bonner, Hop
kins, Klinestiver, Proper and Ran
dali.
On motion, Randall chosen Bur-
CESS pro. tenn.
Minutes of Nov. 8, 's6, read and
adopted.
Bills of J. F. Proper, r. L. Haslet
and II. +. Ritchey, for services as
Borough Auditors for 1856, pre-.
sented, approved, and orders ordered
drawn for Sc, Sc, and 50 respectively.
In the matter of the bonded indebt-
edness of the Borough now existing,
1t was
ReSolVed, that an additional tax,
not exceeding two mills on the dollar
of the assessed valuation, said tax to
be called "Bond Tax" be annually
levied for the purpose of liquidating
the principal and interest of said in
debtedness for twenty years.
Charles Bonner being present, and
the consideration therefor having
been received by him, it was moved
that the deed for the Bonner building
and lot be accepted by the Borough.
and that the Secretary be instructed
to have same recorded. Carried.
Moved, that an order be drawn in
favor of A. B. Kelly for $2.33, balance
due him on Borough Order No. Sc,
dated Sept. 8, 1884, for $4,000, this
day paid him. Carried.
Moved that 100000 Boro bonds and
an order Of $54.00, payable in cash on
or before Jan. /, 1887, be delivered to
Sue M. Sharpe, and that Borough
orders Nos. 81 and 50, dated July 1st,
1885, for 1918. 90 and $4,000 respect
lively, be lifted and cancelled. Carried.
Moved that $4,000 in Borough
bonds and orders for $277.00, payable
in one, two and three years, from
Jan. /, 1887, with interest, be deliv-
cred to Chas. Bonner, and that Bors
ough orders now held by him amount
ing in aggregate to $477 Al, be lifted
and cancelled. Carried, and orders
delivered.
On motion Burgess pro tenn. ap-
pointed Messrs. Clark and Bonner,
committee of two to see after altera.
tions of Borough building, with ref
erence to place for Council Room.
Moved that Bonner transfer tC
Borough, the Insurance policy on
building lately sold TO Borough by
him, also, all leases and rentals
thereof Carried.
On motion, Burgess pro tenn. ap.
pointed Messrs. Hopkins, Proper and
Klinestiver, committee of three, tC
report at next meeting on propriety
and probable cost of lookup.
Adjourned to meet Dec. 13, 1886.
p. NJ. CLARK, Secretary
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started oh the recent food with barge
at Nebraska, six miles up the creek,
at 8 o'clock in the morning aud reach.
ed here Just at duck. Jim said be
wasn't stuck on that kind Of rafting,
and declared that if he didn't die of
old age before reaching the mouth of
the creek he'd never attempt it again.
In its oil report for the month Of
November the Derrick reports the
Haight & AgDew we'll on 1895, Howe
township, as doing barrels. Gran
din & Kelly well, on Fork Run,
Kingsley township, dry. ]. G. Welsh
on warrant 5214, a rs. barreler. The
Berry we'll on 5191, Hickory township,
dry. Wheeler & Dusenbuary have a
rig up at Newtown. Shannon and
Kelly have rig up on warrant 1904,
Green township. Barnum q Leisure,
at Newmanville, are supposed to be
down 10 the sand. Taylor & Tory
have a we'll drilling somewhere along
Beaver Valley, Hickory township.
Last Sunday George Hazlet aud
Miss Sadie Allen, of Buffalo, went
through the whirlpool rapids at Mag.
ara in the torpedo shaped barrel used
by Hazlet and Potts last summer for
the same purpose. They we're in the
rapids and whirlpool five minutes and
we're taken out of the eddy on the
Canadian side, just below the whirl.
pool, three quarters Of an hour later,
in good condition. Miss Allen is a
respectable girl, Is years old, petite
brunette and very pretty. The time
is fast approaching when this will be
one Of the features of an excursion to
Niagara, and a two.ffty ticket will
entitle the holder to q tour of the
whirlpool with a pretty maiden as
guide.
The complimentary passes to
newspaper men given by the managers
of a recent county fair, in Michigan,
read as follows: This ticket, proba.
bly,, has been paid for ten times over
by the paper to which it is issued. 1t
will be honored in the hands of any
man, woman or child, white, black,
red or yellow, who favors the associa.
tion by presenting it. 1t is good for
entrance and grand stand, and the
bearer, if driving, will be entitled to
pass team free. This association
recognizes the fact that it's splendid
success is owing largely, if not wholly
to the notices so freely given it by the
press, and while we cannot render al
equivalent in cash we return our CRATE
ful thanks"
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WONDERFUL CURES.

W. D. Hoyt Il Co., Wholesale and Retail
Druggists of Rome, Ca, say; We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica
Salve for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell as we'll, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these
medicines in this city. Several cases of
pronounced Consumption have been en-
tirely cured by use of a few bottles of DIR.
Kings New Discovery, taken in connec-
ton with Electric Bitters. We guarantee
them always. Sold by G. w. Bovard.
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PROM LIFE TO DEATH

is but moment If rheumatism or neural
gia strikes the heart. These diseases are
the most painful and the most dangerous
of any 10 which human kind is liable.
They hy from one part 10 another without
a moments warning, and liniments and
other outward applications are in them
selves dangerous because they are liable 10
drive the disease 10 some vital organ and
cause instant death. rheumatism aud
neuralgia are diseases Of the blood, and can
only be reached by remedy which vii.
drive from the blood the dangerous acids.
Such Il remedy is Athlophoros. ithas been
thoroughly tested and is c safe, sure
cure.
Spruce Creek, Pa, Oct. 5, 1851.
In answer to your request to know what
your Athlophoros has done for nue., will
say il has done wonderful work. ] have
suffered from rheumatism for eighteen
years more or less, and sometimes hot able
10 put my clothes on or eat alone. tnok
all kinds, doctored with good many doc-
tors, but nothing did me any good. |
was getting worse instead Of better l
read your advertisement in the Demo-
crat" and "Sentinel" papers Of Louis
town. ] have taken in all four bottles. /
feel no pain. was drawn crooked, but
now am straight once more. Thank you
for the good it done me. Athlophoros is
the medicine. PHILIP HARPsrER.
Your medicine has cured me Of neural.
gia. I suffered with it for three days, and
il gave me instant relief
WIN. +. KIScH.
Palmyra, N. Y, August 18th, 1899.
I used one bottle of Athlophoros for neu-
ralgia after being laid up eight weeks, The
result was very satisfactory.
r. s. FDnY.
Every druggist should keep AthlophuIos
and Athlophoros Pills, but where they can
not be bought Of the druggist the Aihlo.
phoros Co., III Wall ST., New York, will
send either Carriage paidl on receipt 81
regular price, which is Sl.t0 per bottle
for Athlophoros and jIlc. for Pills.
For liver aud kidney diseafes, dysncrsa in
ais;eHi0n weakness nervous debiii;l. Oift nses
OF woneu cons ,ipflion, tcadacEe linl NV
Lia43. So : ulofholus lV eI, lu,lgsiel )
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hat. No matter If a Mexican's 81.
bows, knees and feet are exposed, if
be has a good hat, adorned with silver
ornaments, be imsgines all defects in
his wearing apparel are cured. An
incident of this frontier place occurred
Saturday, viz: A rough, muscular,
heavily armed COW boy jumped from
his horse in front Of saloon blood
was in his eye. He commanded
man sitting on a box to come in aud
get drink. The man said he never
drank. "Yes you do. said the COW.
boy, and he whipped out big shooter
and stuck it into the fellows face, who
concluded suddenly, that he did drink,
and 10 he went and got it.
Have not been over TO old Mexico
yet, an going over tomorrow. Want
to see a famous Catholic Church there
400 years old. 1t contains an image
Of pure gold valued at one million
dollars Some COW. boys organized 10
steal it, but gave up the hszardous
undertaking. The Rio Grande is
about 500 feet 10 width at this place
aud is spanned by two bridges. Gus
tom house officials keep sharp look.
out for smugglers. Fort Bliss is 10.
Gated about one mile West Of this
place and is heavily garrisoned. The
Soldiers have a No. brass band.
This is the home of A. K. Cutting.
He has lately given birth to scheme
to take possession of three States Of
Mexico. Has published call for
supporters in the FL PasO Daily Times.
Has agents at work at St. Louis and
other points in the u. S. and Mexico.
The Mexicaps who favor it, are those
who think their taxes are too burden.
some and hence are dissatisfied with
their government. Cuttings scheme
is to get possession of these states and
then organize a Republic, giving to-
each citizen or helper q certain
number of acres of land. The scheme
is visionary and will die in its infancy. j;
as our own and Mexican GovernmentE'
are taking notice of it. The residents
here are not particle hustered, in
fact pay no attention whatever to it.
There is good farm land i'll the Rio
Grande valley, but it must be irri-
gated. Land is very cheap. The eli.
mate is fair. The changes from heat
to cold are most too sudden to suit me.
The nights get very cold. 1t is a
much better place for lung trouble
however than Pennsylvania. think
am improving here, yet regret did
not go to San Diego, Cal. In closing
would say that Ell Paso has q great
future before her. 1t is the main gate
way to Mexico. 1t ia and will be
great distributing centre. The noun
tains surrounding are rich 10 mineral.
Two smelters are now being erected.
Coal mines will be developed in the
near future. Some silver mines are
being operated. Capital can make no
mistake by investing here in real es-
tate. For my part, however, love
Forest with her green hills and waving
pines. The attitude" Of this country
does not suit me as place Of resi-
dence, and when my health gets better
will take the back track for Pennsyl.
vania. Yours,
SAMUEL w. CALVIN.
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BUCKLEN,s ARN1CA sALvE.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-,
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by g. w. Bovard.
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member Of Congress-ALExANDER c.
WHITE.
Member Of iSenuto--J. q. HALL.
A Assembty-PETER BERRY.
President JNdGe--W. D. BRO 9N.
Associate Jud0es-LEwIs ARNER. JNo.
A. PROPER
TredSureT--WM SNKARBAu0H.
Py'othonOtdry, Register C Recorder, &C.
CURTIS NJ. SHAwKBY.
.ShcrtD. A0NEw.
missioners-OLIvER BYERLY, WIN.
SdtKLps, J. r. CHADWICK.
CogHty SaperiNteHdent-J. Z. HILL
ARD.
district Att0THev--P. NJ. CLARK.
jury Comm mfsSionerS--H. q. DAVIS,
DAVID WALTERS.
County Surveyor-H. c. WHITTEKIN.
C'oroaer--Dr. j. w. MORROW.
County AUdiforS--J. A. SCoTT, THos.
Conan, Gro. ZUENDEL.
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4 AwRENCE HOUSE, Tionesta, Pa,
AIH. S. Brockway. Proprietor. This
DC usu In centrally located. Everything
fsiew ard we'll furnished. Superior Ac-
cnmnlodatious and strict attention given
&C. gnosts. Vegetables and Fruits OF all
kinds served in their season. Sample
aoo.r for Commercial Agents.