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UNIV NY SIDE ACHES !

g. aching sides snd Back, hip, Kidney
[SA ~ TtsTine Pains, Rheumatic, Seiatie,
81 Sy,',siCic. sharp and Shooting Pains,
SIiSN,,i in one minute BY the
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all oaiy - failing antidote N pain, tnhaui-
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MUSTANG Eminent

MERCHANDISING IMMINENT. Cor Nan and
BEAST. Greatest Curative discovery ever made.
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ELY'S cATARRH
fRYth CURE RAY-FENER
CAT ARRH

CATARRH
q disease OF taa mucous membrane, generally
oy.zsuG,!lc in she psSlI passages and maintain.
l1g - stronghold n The sesd. from THIS pom
i.ss1ts ,1I.a & psiS0ny;s v-r,IS into the stomach
ana tllolIgh lie digestive organs, Souupung TIE
o!oot and producing other Troublesome and
dSlg,eGtS symptoms.
An.G.cle!s a9pllsd into each npstril and 4
agreeable Pics " cents a. dSuSgislS; by mai mai
-syiS.T-7,I 50 cents. ELY BSGIHERS. No. 20
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

MEXICAN MUSTANG LIsnaESr. Psnerntes
Muscles to the VERY Boaei Wonderful! TIT NJ
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SUNDAYS.
Leave the City Sts 500 g. n. and run every hour
until 300 p. N.
Leave Wheeling Park rs 800 g. N, and run
every hour until 1o0e p. N, except Church
Trains which win leave the Park At s:45 q. N
O. HIRSCH,
Sapsriutendenk
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B.,L&C. RAILROAD.
BellRire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
Leaves Bellsire ct $40 O. n arrives At Bellaire ct
400 p. m
WoOdsneld passenger train leaves Bellatre st
40 D. m. arrives at Bellsire at SO g. M
sunmerfield Accommodation leaves Bellair 81
LOO D. m arrives &C Bellairs st lo&o q. N.
All trains daily except Sunday. Central stand
ard Time from Bellaire.
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2 Performances Every Day, 2 and 8 PM
open hour earlier. #afe Ri
TREMENDOUS FREE STREET PARADE

the morning the show Vic
Banner Co., 1910 Market street.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

aaoney at aae 2 Per Cent Governments
Quiet but FIrm-stocks Higher-Flour
Firm and Uuchanged-whest Dull.
New YORK, April 25.-Money on call
easy at 2a24 cent; last per loan ? per
cent. closed at 2a29 per cent. prime mer-
camille paper 44s54 per cent; sterling ex-
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table ticking effect April sth, 1855. Pas.
sengei trains will ron o. follows-Ceutrnl Time.
All trains daily except Hose married. thus
which 90 not run on Sunday:
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PHILADELPHIA, April %. - The re-
ceipts ut the West Philadelphia and
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18
WASHINGTON NEWS.
THE FURTHER HEARING OF THE
LARD CASE.
Professor Wiley Tells the Committee
What Brands Of Lard Con-
tain Cotton Seed Oil.
Senator Ingalls, Says He viii Apologize
Over the Left-to Mndlay Ander-
son, Of New York.
A Land Decision-The Copyrightists-The
Ways and Means COmmittee-Pro-
ceedingS of the House.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE senate
committee on agriculture resumed the lard
hearing today
Prot. Wiley, chemist of the department
Of agriculture, appeared and gave the com
mittee the result of his microscopic exam
nations Of various samples of lard sub
mitted to him. Taking up samples of the
lard manufactured by Armour & Co. he
stated that lard branded "pure refined
family lard" contained cotton seed oil and
stearin. That branded ''kettle re-
fined lard" was not adulterated. "Choice
refined family lard" contained cotton seed
oil ard stesrin.
All samples OF lard manufactured by
Fairbanks & Co. contained cotton seed Gil
and beef stearine, except that branded
prime refined lard" Witness said that
he had no reason to believe that any Of the
ingredients contained In the samples We're
Injurious to health
Casard & Sons ''best refined lard" con-
taiued neither cotton seed oil nor stearine,
but under chemical tests was unlike pure
lard,
A sample of lard manufactured by
Whitaker & Sons, branded pure, I'm
adulterated lard, contained no cotton seed
OF. while q sample manufactured by the
same firm, branded 'adulterated refined
lard" contained cotton seed oil. He hal
found nearly all lards examined to be tree
from water. One sample, however, man
ufactured by Fowler & Bros, OF Chicago,
branded ''cho;ce family lard" contained
q per cent Of water. Another sample
Of Workman & Co. contained Il 40 per
cent Of water. 1t was branded anchor
lard" Witness stated that sample of
''choice family lard" manufactured bv c.
L. Tiezen of New York contained So per
cent of water.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18
KANSAS KINKS.

The grand jury of Butler county. after
being in session several days, failed 10
fluid single Indictment. 4 grand jury
is an expensive luxury.
John Brown. Jr. son of the noted
martyr whose soul goes marching on, "
Is in Topeka this week. a guest of Judge
John Adams. secretary of the state his
torical society.
All reports from farmers are Of the
most hopeful character The wheat crop
promises to be 4 large one. and the earth
Is getting large deposit of rain from
which to draw i'll July.
Hon. Is. X. Bruce. formerly United
States Senator from Mississippi. was in
Atchison Wednesday visiting his mother.
Mrs. Polly Bruce. who is now over 90
years of age, and was formerly a slave
in Virginia.
One of the passenger trains on the
Santa Fe road into AtchiSon is drawn by
a patent locomotive. Instead of throw
ing the cinders out at the top of the
Smokestack it throws them underneath
the engine on the track.-Champion.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18
IHS WAYS AND MEANS.

| WARRINGTON, March 17.-AJ today's
session of the ways and means committee
the two internal revenue sections of the
bill left over from the last meeting encoun
tered the vigorous opposition Of the
| Republican members of the committee.
The section forbidd'ng the destruction of
private distilling apparatus by revenue
officers IN advance of trial was particularly
obnoxious to them, and they pointed cut
the difficulties that would encompass the
officers Of the government in attempting to
secure the transportation or safekeeping of
such property in country hostile to their
purpose
M Bovine offered rather eaborately
prepared amendment TO repeal the tax on
alcohol used Ia the arts The amendment
contemplated the establishment OF special
warehouses in each district where alcohol
might be stored and Withdrawn for use,
or meth Hated at the rate Of % cents per
Darrell, which, IL was stated, would REIN
burse the government for the additional
expense of maintaining the warehouses
This amendment was rejected by 8 party
vote, and the revenue sections having been
finally acted On, Mr. Reed moved that
those sections of the bill be reported to the
house.
Mr. Scott moved as an amendment that
the words specifying the revenue sections
be stricken out, and that the bill be reported
next Thursday.
AS the chairman held that the effect of
the motion with this amendment would be
to require the entire bill-tarif and revenue
provisions-to be reported, MIR Reed with
drew MS motion.
The committee then proceeded to con-
slider the tariff sections of the BILL but
made very little progress, not being able
to pass beyond the first paragraph of the
free list relating to lumber. Secretary
Fairchild's letter touching the compute.
tons made respecting the bill on the rev
enues was a subject of controversy.
The minority members held that the
secretary's letter was merely confirmation
Of the arithmetical calculations made by
the Democratic members, and In no way
assumed to declare that the expected re
auctions would sc;uslly be effected.
Mr.. Reed said that The only thing the
tables showed was what the effect of the
bill would be if it did not pass for they a.
sumed that the importstions would, under
reduced duties, remain a. the same figures
as during the past year.
Mr. Mills and other Democratic members
defended their tables and the seeeion closed
with the adoption of resolution to hold
sessions nightly until the bill is disposed Of
and reported.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18
The adaehita Daily gayle Sunday aormne, gHarh 49, 1888.

inquiry on liquor traffic and for pcohibi-
ton In the District of Columbia.
The secretary of the interior has rend-
cred the following important decision In
volving the question of residence on
homestead enteries prior to making final
proof.
To the Commissioners of the General Land Once:
Sis: l have Cyhsidered tle appeal of
VIM. A. Thompson from your office
decision of July 9, 1886, rejecting his
tinal proof for the land therein
mentioned. l think this man Is
| entitled to his patent He made his de-
claratory statement April 26, 1898, alleDing
settlement the week before, and shows that
he made II. and Il appears that he was
absent during most of the following sum
nler. that he was on the land from fall IN
I'll the following spring, absent again dur
ing the following summer, again upon the
land from fall until spring, and not absent
SIX months at any one time, that he applied
| the proceeds Of his labor during the two
| seasons he was absent to the building Of
his house aud making Improvements on his
land, now valued, altogether, al So 000;thst
he was poor man aud his absence vas for
the purpose Of earning the means to i'm
prove his land, and that ne deposited all
the fruits Of his earnings with fidelity TO
| that purpose. IL the spring OF the third
year he left again and remained absent
until the following January, his purpose
being to earn sufficient moueV to pay the
government for his land. The amount
necessary was $500, a considerable sum for
8 laborer to save from his wages during 'he
year 10 addition to the necessary fees and
expenses. He appears to have done 1t,
and, notwithstanding he was not person
ally present upon HE Land during the last
six months preceding the completion of his
entry, the fact can not deny his
right. He made, "a settlement IL person"
on this land; be has erected dwelling
thereon; he has improved the land and he
has Inhabited 1t il good faith. When 1t is
considered that this tract was situated
many miles frnm the ordinary highways,
remote from settlements generally, and IL
Is very difficult Of access and yet that he
has persis,ently chung to It for three years,
applying all the results Of his labor u its
improvement and its purchase, It is diff
cult to discern 3 case more worthy Of being
found marked by good faith, His inhabi-
fancy Of the land is not impeached after
his residence was once secured by his go
ing broad TO procure means to bring back
thereto, improve and obtain title TO It. |
must reverse your decision and direct q
patent u issue to the claimant.
(Signed) VIM F. Villas,
Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18

Special Dispatch TO the Tally Eagle.
GEEENsBURG. Kan, March l6-The
Arkansas valley conference Of the United
Brethren church met here in their eighth
annual session yesterday morning. The
venerable Bishop Weaver, d. D., Of Day
ton, Ohio, called the conference TO order
DR.. Lee OF Winfield was chosen chairman
and J. 81. Snyder secretary. This branch
Of the Lords Zion Is prospecting in this
conference. By the reports OF presiding
elders the conference viii have an increase
OF about 1900 the PISS, yesr. Many able
and learned men are In the conference;
also many distinguished divines are visit
Ing the brethren. So far, everything
promises fair for a harmonious session.
The reading committees have accom-
plished their work. The other important
committees are ST work.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18

President Fincennes Board of Trad,
NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 5, 1888


Mr.. y. +. Niedcrlander:
DEAR SIR acknowledge receipt of your
kind invitation TO be present at the in
formal dedication of the board OF trade
buildings on the 18th inst. 1t would
afford me great pleasure to do SO, but cir
cumstance will prevent.
do not know of any other place that /
take as great an interest III its prosperity
a. the city OF Wichita. This does not
come entirely from my pecuniary inter
ests but | like the people of your place;
their pluck and energy: their business
tack and perseverance; all these qualities
that bring sure rewards. | have no doubt
that in the future as well as in the past,
your board of trade will prove an i'm
portant factor in promoting the business
interests of your city. Wishing you all
much pleasure at your coming banquet, /
remain Truly yours,
JOHN kERLEY,
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18
EIITHOPS' READINGS.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE first OF
the authors readings In aid of interns.
tionsl copyright was given this afternoon
In the Congregational church in the pres.
euce of one of the most distipg uished
audiences seen In Washington this season.
Mrs Cleveland occupied a pew in COM
pany with Mrs Lamont and Mrs. Willard
She has taken a deep interest IN the
project and expects TO attend the second
reading Monaay, acc0mp initd nv the
president The readers were Mark Twain,
r W. Glider, DR. Eiward Eggleston, J
Whitcomb Riley, Col. Taomas knox and
W. D. Howells.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18
KANSAS CITY March !.

KANSAS lIT1, MATCH I, ISNS.
c. NJ. Dickson, Esq, 80 North Main street, Wichita,
Kansas:
DEAR SIR:-The invitation to attend the
formal opening of your Wichita board of
trade on March.l5, 1883, has been received.
| regret my inability to be present on an
occasion which is sure to be a pleasant
one. | particularly regret my inability to
attend because of the fact that | take
great pride in Wichita and the Arkansas
Valley. of which Wichita is the CONNER
cial metropolis: ard wishing Wichita and
your board Of trade continuation Of the
phenomenal success which your energetic
business men have brought to your city,
aided by one of the finest countries in the
world, l remain, respectfully yours
JAMES L. LOMBARD,
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18
COLORED SURAHS.

Twenty-Five pieces
beautiful colored surah
all the new colorings,
it is absolutely imposs-
IDLE to find such ex-
quisit shades elsewhere
at IS cents.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18
TESTING sH.

kEoKUK, IA, March l7.-Aayor Irwin
Of this city, today issued a proclsnation
ordering that al saloons be closed on AID
after Msy l. II is hts intention TO sfve the
p-oh!bitory law q thorough test here. i
lsrge majority o. people Of city snd county
are opposed TO the enforcement Of the law.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18
TOPAkA. KAN. March / 1855

'
G. NJ. Dickson, Esq, iSo North Main Street, Wich-
ita, Kansas:
DEAR SIR beg to acknowledge receipt
of an invitation TO attend the dedication
of the board of trade building at Wichita
March -. | fear that l shall be unable 10
accept: but i take this opportunity to con
graduate the Wichita board of trade upon
its enterprise and upon its elegant head
quarters. With such pleasant surround
ings am sure its usefulness and effective
ness will increase. Yours truly,
GEO. L. NICHOLSON,
q. 7. * L. A.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18
& AMI NCEfSTnA

WASHINGTON, March i7:-Messrs. L
". Hsbercem, Louis Schade, Simon Wolf
snd Rev. L. 81 Schneider, Of Washington
addressed the house committee on the
alcoholic liquor traffic today In oppo si,ion
to the bills TO provide for q commission G.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18
New YORK, March ). 1855.

Kos Harris Wichita, Kansas:
DEAR SIR-Your kind invitation to the
informal dedication OF the board of trade
building received, and | am very sorry dis
lance prevents my not being present.
Wichita is regarded here as the most bust
ling, active, live and rapidly growing city
of Kansas, and the new board of trade
building would he an ornament to Broad
way. Wishing you much success,
Yours truly, WM. A. LOMBARD.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18
A Clairvoyant Wanted.


Where is TaScott and who is TascOtt:
Is Tascott the murderer of Millionaire
Smell: If TaScott is, why is Tascott not
caught: Is Tascott such hard man 10
find. or is the Chicago detective force
such a poor crowd 10 ind a man: Did
Tascott get all of Smells money or did
he only get part of it, and are the de-
tectiveS working for what there Is left:
These are the questions that could only
be answered by clairvoyant.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18
NINCENNEs, Ind, March ), 1888.

NINLENNIN, IIIU., MITCH D. 100.
4. W. Oliver, President Wichita Board of Trade,
Wichita, Kan:
My dear sir-I regret very much my in
ability to he present at the opening Of your
beautiful new board of trade building.
Wichita should be justly proud Of such a
temple devoted TO commerce. it fifty repre-
sents the enterprise and spirit of your pro-
gressive people. If you do not pass the
100000 limit of population before the year
1900, you will not realize.th eXpectations.of
your friends. Success attend you i'll your
onward march to prosperity and wealth.
Very sincerely yours,
y. F. DALTON.
praciIapt NipcappaC Roard of UNro5a
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18

50 dozen ladies fine
full regular made fine
stripe hose, French toe,
worth 5 cents a PAIR,
two pair for Is cents.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18

Fifteen dozen new
fancy embroidered kid
not Foster gloves but
an excellent glove and
just the thing for street
wear, IS cents.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18

normal growth of Kansas City is the Won
! der of the west, contradIcting all phiiOSo-
| pny. all science, healthy eXcresence on a
diseased body, a sublime protruberance on
a diseased body, blossom on a withered
/ vine sound head on lifeless corporate
| entity. With its feet SINK in the mire and
clay of commercial inactivity and indus
| trial death and subject to sovereignty
! imperulistic in its dry-rotism sucking its
sustenance and vitality from the exuberant
soil of Kansas, presenting to the world the
| the most magnificent and gigantic subli-
matte Fungus" growth in the realm of
science or the annals of civilization.
1t is this knowledge crystalized into the
! truth that gives me faith, rock ribbed
and ancient as the sun" that some day all
Kansas resolve to trade on Kansas soil and
at a home city, and my fOndest hope,
| highest aspiration and nObieSt ambition is
that we shall so advance that we shall be
! that city.
| This board of trade is the offspring of
! the love of her citizens for Wichita. They
made Wichita and Wichita made them.
| The building of this city developed the
| men of Wichita-made them broader and
more comprehensive in views. more coSmO-
politan in thought and actions, more lib
eral in purse, deepened their thinking
| powers and widened their reasoning facul-
| ties, aroused independence and weakened
ambition cultivated love for learning
and architecture, provoked spirit OF gen
| erous rivalry, quickened the feeling OF no
! bic pride, excited the emotions OF emula-
! ton, and at last moving men to assist in
! the establishment of institutions OF learn
! ing and industries for the benefit of an EN-
| tire city unmiXed with hope or thought of
direct personal gain.
| Right now we want to recruit this board
of trade. We need standing army of
! 1000 men enlisted for life, who will re-
! for HYty of ha Ia
everything but Wichita until disbanded.
We have met to dedicate our new room.
! We desire that it may be the daily resort
| of Wichita business men. Fondly we
| trust the ambitious undertakings born
under its roof will to us bring the same
full measure of peace, prosperity and hap,
! pineSS which every good citizen hopes Will
abide with its builders. 1t is the best
single building in Kansas, in the best city
| in Kansas, should be occupied by the larg-
est and brightest board of trade in Kansas.
One more sentence and | shall conclude.
Had the time, the strength and power. L
would invoke the genius of the earthly
gods who have gone before that | might
burn into your hearts a word, only word,
and yet the future synonym Of pluck, en-
ergy and power. that could those hearts be
examined after death, on them would be
| indelibly imprinted "Wichita."
The following letters and kilograms are
given from many regrets received, show
ing in what estimation our city is held by
prominent capitalists abroad:
BUFFALO, \. Y, March -.
y. f. Neiderlander:
regret that circumstances prevent me
from making use Of your invitation. May
it be joyful event never TO be forgotten,
and hope some of you may live to see
your fin structure too small for its pur-
pose. JACOB DoLD.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18

Foster kids in all the
new spring shades will
be open Tues id ay
morning.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-18
BLACK SILKS

Three pieces black
Faille Franchise, can t
be matched for less
than $1.25 per yard, at
50 cents. AZ.
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