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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22

For farm loans call at Lombard
Mortgage Company. Money paid as soon
as papers are executed dS9-w5otf
Swab & Closer Tailors 200 Main st.-15
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22
iSsk Herr.

Only So round trip 10 Denver. Pueblo
and Colorado Springs, and 50 20 round trip
to salt Lake and Os,ien VIA the Missouri
Pacific railway. the new short line Free
reclining chair cars. and Pullman sleepers
run through. i90tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22

NJ NJ Murdoch & Rro, proprietora
printers, binders, publishers and blank
book manufacturers. All kinds Of county
township and school district records and
blanks. Legal blanks of every description
Complete stock of justices dockets and
blanks. Job printing OF al kinds Cor
respondence solicited Address all com
munications to
r. 2. MURpoCK, Manager.
dSStfs watt Wichita, Kansas
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22
ANOTHER BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
PROBATE COURT

Judge Thomas, of the probate court. yes
terday ISSUED a marriage license to the fol-
lowing: J. \. Wylie and Ines Courtney,
both OF Wichita.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22

The Frisco line are now running ia their
morning and night trains free reclining
palace chair ears sna Pullman palace
s..cping ears from Wichita to st l.oals,
without change fhe FRISCO is the only
Inc running two solid trains between
these points ith0ut change Of any class.
Morning train DOW leave. Wichita at 1910
a. n. and evening train AT 9.s5 p NJ. w
j.. Hnracck, passenger and ticket agent.
lx2 North Main street Union depot and
Don elias Etatfau
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22

Free reclining chair cars are row running
Oh al! trains on the C.. Il d y. KY, Rock
Island Route" between Wichita, Topeka
Kansas City. ST. Joseph. Chicago. st
Louis 81,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22

meeting of the police commissioners
was held yesterday afternoon at the police
court. Beside the routine business they
entirely exonerated City Marshal McNam-
ara FROM the charges recently preferred
against him and expressed complete salts
faction with his work
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22
Tb5E COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

Priddy VS.. Mckim was yesterday dis
missed
Sexton VS. Rock Island Lumber Co was
heard by the court.
The matter of Chas. T. Darcy VS.. The
Denver q Memphis Town Co was yester-
day amicaby settled by the parties to the
suit.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22

The following are the transfers of rea
estate filed in the recorders office yester-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22

Passenger and Ticket agent
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-03-21
MAKING RAPID PROGRESS.
A Busy Scene at the Montana Smelling
Company's Works.

A Busy Scene at the Montana Smelling
Company's Works.
Surprising progress has been made at
the reduction works since active opera
lions began. The ground is covered
with brick and lumber. From eight to
ten carpenters are buisily engaged on the
boarding and bunk houses. The frame
Of the boarding house is in position and
the entire building will be completed in
ten days. Below these buildings are the
mems tents. There are six of them, each
sufficient to accommodate twenty men.
The plant proper is about 1900 feet be-
low the Giant spring. Here considera-
BILE work has been done in the way of
grading Seventy men are employed
and great number of teams. Every
thing around the place indicates activity
and hustle. Teams are coming in loaded
with brick and lumber and in spite of the
bad roads the material is handled readily.
The surfacing gangs will finish their
work in six or seven days, when active
operations will be begun on the immense
establishment that will revolutionize the
whole of northern Montana and give the
miners better chances than they have
had heretofore for the sale of their ores.
The entire plant will be finished about
August 1st The railroad to the works
will be started as soon as the condition of
the ground will allow grading to be done
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-03-21
Coming to Great Falls.

People from New York and the New
England States will follow in the steps OF
the thousands from the Middle and
Southern States who will move west and
finally locate at Great Falls. In the same
way will the great quantities of Dry
Goods, Shoes, Gents Furnishings, ETC.,
bought in New York by G. P. Thomson,
follow in the path of the carloads of mer-
chandise that will arrive this week from
Chicago for the same store. When all
new arrangements are completed and new
goods are in, Great Falls will be able to
show Dry Goods store that no town OF
five times its sizein Montana can boast Of.
Encourage home enterprise.
G. P. THOMsON's
Reliable Dry Goods House.
Special attention is given to mail
orders.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-03-21
John Lepley Invests.

John Lepley, the we'll known stockman,
has "caught on to" one of the best corner
lots in Great Falls, having purchased to-
day of Ed. Canary the "Board of Trade
property, corner of First avenue South
and Third street, for which he paid
$500 in cash. Besides the corner build
ing occupied by W. r. Getz & Go, there
are other buildings on the lot, the whole
bringing $170 month in rent, which
shows that Mr.. Lepley has made a very
good purchase. There is still room for a
building of rs feet front on First avenue
South and Mr.. Lepley will at once put up
suitable structure there. The ground
is too valuable to lie idle,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-03-21

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-06

The London correspondents declare
Sbst the early return Of Lord Randolph
Churchill TO tie British cabinet 10 sx
Sssmsly probable. Il 10 said that hs 10
issd Of sosssinirg the role ef . free
lance and 10 anxious 10 participate once
more IL the governments Of the empire.
There ssn Be no quessiou that the resnlt
Of Lord Rapdolph's resignation Vas .
disappointment to him. The Salisbury
eovssrnsrt did not fall to pieces Wien
be isfs II. and bis satiop vas not ap
proved BY any considerable portion Of
ahs Conservative party. lie vss ieft sn
tlrely alone to msd,sats 10 the ELECTS II
bis hsssy sssiesasion. and 10 may readily
b. believed that be h willing to return
10 once after . period Of unioterrupted
msdisasine considerably longer than be
desired. u 10 probable also that Sails
barry viii b willing 10 have him take
his place In The government again. for.
thsuah BE- created no serious detection
IN the Tory rAnks. he unouestionsbly
hes q small following whose support
vill b sIoesdinaiy useful II the govern
msus should happen 10 md itself In a
tight place. II 10 not improbable, there
fore, that the rumor 10 true OF that Lord
Randolph viil soon be once more .
member Of the Salisbury cabinet.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-06

IL 10 stated thai representa- vs Raa-
DALI wili ogposs tie Mills jsris bill as
reso,atsls - he las cgeoset say % tie
other assaults made By sss Democrats
majority agcn tie ptcsscsiys system
vssnin The rsss ave years. lie hss sRs-
liely erisieiss q the hiil ard ha. g M
nse,sd With great bitterness rpar tie
fact tia, IA receives tse sesgort II the
adninissrsiioa.
Randall 10 a ,owsr both tn the h0ass
Of representatives and IL ste psuo-
eratic PARTY. Hs has never lest = battle
wased In behalf 81 the prossesiss SUE
Ten. /, 10 certain. however. teat be 10
nou shsa, 10 eater npos Tbs closest ssa
most dcsbsfsi contest Of It's cot gTss
sieua al career. lie Hast rssi The serces
Of sve trade Ia the ess.s rssnfsfssa II
shs pxmecsastc s1Eaiaisss2si.a STA ali
tts povss and pstrenASs.
Hssesescss tie stgniHsssEAtioa has
hspa cot u TIE tsrs nShts 90 The eser
Of The heas~ xni RAntsii las Esd iEstls
dssssaiiy IN AssgsEs has ssgsesssr 20
Sesher. he vas lesser Of aiss.rss
fasssas " TIE Dsusss~es wasss had 20
N aea esain eas sss ssrty csxss ssM'isn
~ TIE f.ssass ~ -steA IA sAs srgssd
ara vtlsA eoala lssgh Al sAs ssresss 81
Iss soswsss se Rad "a cot Of he Iaxss. /
Noe, hovxsss, Ne sssusssen u 5ilss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-06


Nsyos Yraasis, Of -. Louis, bas A.
stvsa q ~ eousluston thst shs Demo
srsAie sosAIdsts for shs wise presidency
yin b takes froo The Pssi6e Coast.
Re ssssoss. scusuhst iiioaiesily. that
this ON b The logical result Of the
s>ssaesA vhish San Ffansasoe devel
eusd n IL contest before tts pstioGai
souusssss ovss The loestion Of tho con
vsusiou. Il would not DO. however. for
0his opinion 10 b eenessliy known.
The probability Of . vics pFssidentisi
candidate coming firm shs Pssino
Cossa voald Gauss sueh . schsuins and
ssusrytps snore ihs Democrassc poll
Sssisns % The shores Of the great vest
ssn oosan have not seen fos manv .
day. From San DisGo 70 The British
Hoe, candidates will Be popptna ~ in all
dtssssious, and no tsse Democrat will
soasidsr hInsslf essissly cot Of the
sass until the eonvspsiou has been hsld
asd the name Of The man Who 70 10 b
bsalsn on the ticket viii Grover Oievs
lanA \ known 10 eli Dsu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-06

- h psftsy q ~ Dassy kas bssn
dssea1sd y Prsu16sns C1ssuaand. sd
~ 11ais BIN = ~ sssn1s II shas disesr
ueA II scpsss stis nsasnss - sc
ptsss ess's srlf - spp0sissas - vhss -
astassis6esd 10 ~ To poiisy Il ~
passy. II b 70 ssbsl aGninss ~
Dsnsssaais slaiaistsssies SD v .
ssraais exsssa, seainss he Dsososfss
esnasissssoz- RAaAaII IN s9ssd - %
this. ssd b viB 20 IT, Il rsnains 10
b sesc, ksvsveF. hev nasy Of hs cid
ssspcrssrs be - tssp NTH hin- Tie
Temptation 10 dsesss him and esiiss On
TIE side vhseh he's The rstsonaes end
Ne pssssies Of sdminislfssjcn s1VpcSf
Oil coobfiam prove too ses0uz fer .
good many Of tbs little fellows, and
they viil sensyy over to the osbeS ssde.
Il 10 doobffni whether Randall en-
rs4aia sncueh Of his old sapposiers to
d-ssst The BILL He thinks thss Be can.
Mills, Carbide ssd other fires tsade
IeadeFs profess TO Be certain that b can
not and that tie bill viii pass. Clsvs-
land locks smiiinely on the little seeoe
Of Dsuoersiie harmony and b prepared
70 DO oil that be can In the vay Of ger.
soassou or patronage 10 fnaueses mem
btss In fsvss Of the bill sDd to andes-
mirs the strength Of the Dsnoesatic
sppesisios.
Altogether. IL will b. - pretty hghs
= oos would vishto ~, asd Republicans
could AFFORD 70 enjoy u 10 the uinoss Il
u we're not that the prosperity Of the
country 10 20 nearly affected.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-06

The amount Of intriguing that 10 10
progress 81 the German court would not
be uevorthy the days Of R.chslieu.
The intstauers are Bismarck and bis
supporters on ore side. and bis enemies
on the other, aud the pr'xs ~ stake Is
nothing iess than the centred Of the
German government for an indefinite
period.
Bismarck desires the rsIunoiation by
the dying crown prince Of oil claim up
on the throne and the sppoistment Of
Prince William a. regent until the
esaih Of the emperor aud the crown
prince will permit his assuming the title
Of emperor. The crosn princess. who
hates bismarck and opposes him at ev.
cry poins. on the other band. desires Der
dyina husband 10 cling 10 bis right TO
phs throne to the VERY last.
Thcss are The two principal conpeti.
tors. Bismarck and the csosn princess.
and around each is eleaa OF psriissrs.
Prince William sides With bismarck
and against his mother. who has never
been able 10 oontrol him a. she has her
complainant husband. lie Is arm be-
lever In Bismarck and his pol,sy, and
his reisn gill anaasssienably be marked
BY Q Continuance Of the asexndaucy Of
the iron chancellor. II, hswsvsr. there
should be period In whieh the etown
prince. or. TO spcAk mere exactly. the
crown prineess. shoald raie. everything
thai the monarch eoula Do - under
mine Blsmsrcs's poser would uEqses-
ttoaahiy be done.
The general opinisa 10 ths, bismarck
will prevail and that the dying prince
oil before lore rsnoanee bis rtshi 10
the impcrsai throae In favor Of bis sou.
The o. pe,ntnrnt OF regency With
Prince william ~ It's estensiele ard
Bismarck as lis real head woald fellow.
- . matter OF coarse, and toe poser o.
the amhisleas crown pssnesss wec,d be
gone forever.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-06
DIE D.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

seorr-Ai Rio wise. March -. Mrs. ksnaeiy
septt. sister OF n . VIII Ia mes. Of sesssl~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-06

Three upIAxs Bsus H oaE NO
BxAs's ecAI1.

fRsgslar Cor. Post Istslissesesr.I
Thanp, thomp, thompi VA dis
tineiiy sooudid upon the door OF the
county auditors f1ioe soon after ousf
uess hours had commenced this morn
mo. Az shs bidding frcm within the
door opened. and three Indians stalled
10. Nos one of she trio spoke, bus ont
vho carried Q eoarss tag upcu his
shoulder Aelved into lie depths and
bsoos b theseffom . bears sosIp. The
aodisos sas down By b,s desk and drew
. statement 10 the edscs that Henry
Charley oertined that be bad killed tbe
bear whose scslp this vas near Nod
bay. Ia Thufston county. Henry Charley
had not been sufficiently brought IN
contact y To eiviliz alton - Be sble 70
trace upon payer characters that would
convey 20 the mind Of an observer that
10 vss bis own particular. peeclIas and
pessopsl york, bat he had seen enough
Of the world 70 kDov Uhat vss wanted
10 The pssmtssa. and be deftly tonohec
the officials pen a. be made an \ be-
tween the tvo vosss indicating either
extremity Of bis name. and be took %
his hGt and held up bis right hand as
co certified TO the truth Of the above
statement. The auditor gave MIN q
warrant for ~ 30. and the Trio vent
their vay.
"where do you Gle this iusiSumeut?'
ssked q reporter, pointing TO the bear D
winter bonnet whieh lay upon the doos
aud With vbich the audisaf's dog vas
| vsiuly eudeavorine 70 get up . rumpcs.
evidently IN tie hope toat be bad found
q foeman worthy OF bi. steel.
Here IL where l file IT," said the
auditor. A. be opened the stove door
and thrust 10 In.
II tbosaht you had TO keep them %
your evidences OF voocheFs?"
THAT used TO Be the way. The per-
son killing the animal would make out
bill. and THE. 9Th the scalp, voaid be
pre- ssnitd TO the oom nissiouers. Bug
The accommodating scaips became very
offensive and the commissioners at the
Move mber term Of 1883 made an order
author sire toe auditor 10 draw a war
rant on tee production Of the scalp and
the certificate. rs you saw iast nov. and
10 destroy the scalp"
TO TsxI Q sixIxsN MILTs AvAY.
Rnfus 5ones. Who carries the express
matter for the Northern Pacific expNss
company 10 and from the traius, laspl
Saturday forgot 10 lock the tr6q ses
boz. and when be reached tbs 2 cs11Rsd
train be discovered the mistake. ~
train was ready 20 start and he bad no
hey. 30 there Gas nothing left bot FOR
hm to come bsck 10 the office, properly
ssoare the coz asd start for Tenico by
carriage. The train on the Northern
P-cifc was das there 10 iast ans hour
AMI ttirty-eiaht minutes. and sixteen
miles of muddy fosds INTERVIEWED, boz
be gave Psassas the rein and his swift
bocfs thuederitR south," reached the
coal one minute beford tha train va,
dne. TN this particular date ID hsp.
peped r. be thirty minuses late, bat Mr..
Jones did not know that 10 would be
therefore bis haste. lie thinks he shall
noi be caught IN q similar predicamsu,
soon.
Olympia, March s.
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LrrHoxIa. Ca. August II, ieez,

IrruoSIa. Ga. August II, IA,
rnxswur srEcirIc Co.. Atlanta, Ga-i
oensiemeu-I have been afflicted with
child, the disease undoubtedly being here
citary. o. my mother suffered from scroful
Gus symptoms As advanced To manhood
became harrassinx and painfai beyond the
power Of words IN describe. Ny right leg
particularly became fearfuliy involved. the
left lex being less painfully affected. Finally.
right leg had eaten through the flesh into
the bone. In order TO save my life the doc.
tor sS,s as Inc s 10 my leg es
performed by DR., II. '. N. Miller Of Atlanta.
aud DR.. W, r. Bond. OF Ilthonia- But the
Ice: q IN my leg gave me e., orly ssmr.rary n,
soon began to show itself aeain. In short
time after large uice ~ APPEARED on my ieft
Frequently white at work could he track sd
by the blood which ooEed from the hpgs.
uiccrA And the sores and rntteniRg holes
were 80 Offensive that my fellow workmen
epuit not stand the stencil and would move
away from me.
Las, winter I was Persuaded to try & S s.
A. last effort | consented 10 do -. and
about seven months ago l began taking the
Specific soon beSa n TO feel the socs' Effects
ct The medicine the offensive running began
x sroT les and les snd ITALY ceased. the
SOLID. and tO day, after usiHg twenty one
bottles. am NJ hale and stout nssn OF my
&kr ~ tutfe - IN Use or<sa- an seventy one
ycars old, but feel now yourEpr and stronger
than tid when was twenty Ave. Iwefsh
About ~ pounds Sothfng Is Go he seen %
shr terrible disease. or 10 remind me Of the
torsare sanerct for - many year.. except
the s,srs u the perfectly hesled ulcers.
want the world To know 81 the almost
MIRACULOUS cure effected On me by s s s..
and csn upon those who wish to know the
parStcelsrs directly from me 60 write. and
win e,sn.iSi.r 20 a pleasure ss well &c duty
% answer their letters. | refer 20 Or. ", r.
Bod, Of Lithonia. a. ~ the truth 81 Ely
ssofsmsoS Very gratefully yosrs.
b DRAKE
froASiee % Blood and skin Diseases matted
~ THx Swlrr Srzs-rtr Co.,
Drawer 4 Atlanta GA
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NOTICE..

l.'oR SALE ok RENT AFFgR MARCH
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81 - NAsiansi So sFns
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LECTURE.

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AL D ~ ys<r tsaes- A. sgssssa IS erz,s
~ alta csssss &c $50 ~ s-a4s fssss.
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w u SIS A44 ssss 70 tGs easy & ! sa,sss
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soanary for February. lsss. Ad-
dress II observer, Il. n. Hoskiusou.
Blakeiy, ". 7. Highest temperature.
18th snd 221, IS; losess. 18th, 10; mean.
%; prevailing Wind. north and south;
total rainfall or melted snov, 30; num-
Der Of days on which 0.O1 or more rain
OF melted snow fell. 6; number of dsya
on which clsudiness averaged OF
marc on q seaie Of 10. q; winds fol
lowed BY rain, south; winds followed BY
oi,as OF fsis weather. north; kind Of
rein gauge, q. 3. 3. L.. Ne. SO, height
of rain gauge above ground. on ground;
maker Ard number Of Thermometer. ex
posed. J. Rental; d., maximum, o. d.
.. b No. 1884; do, minimum. q. 3. b. &.
H.. 1918.
B. n. HoexrNson,
Voluntary Observer.
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To Lease, at a moderate rate

THE WHOLE CIR AMI PART OF Is
l. sores of lsnd. incsuiies the James Ad-
dillon" 10 the city Of seattle. h1vins foEt.
a. of les; feet CT Elliott or se1iile Bay and
Rall DAD ayeare, saiiabis lOr nALn sesun. Z
raFp,5.ss or Ter waess % other storage.
Also, . saEdssoae Quarry, sxsing deep
vate- irou;see ss Port 1ow sead Bay stan-
cas- lv vofked: suitable fer sea walls, s!ooe
n.Itrz and for building. Psgsoeai inspecg en-
.n.isrd. To parties N ssn4ns Business, cees y
facility will be ofs ed. Address
FRANCIS ". JAMES
mk3.Avim Por Tosas-ad, ". r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-06

To be able 10 wear all his decorations
and orders at one time Prince Bismarck
would requ 70 a hress, thirty feet IN
breadth. Their weigh. amounts to q
LIS lie over forty pounds.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-20
An Old Fashion Revived.

The old-fashioned bell-shaped sleeve
is revived with the short French en-
broidered under sleeve which was
feature of dress many years ago. The
bell-shaped sleeves when they became
exaggerated, as pictures show, necessi-
tated the very large puff sleeve with a
band as a finish. A tendency to revive
small puff sleeve at the edge of the
rather short coat sleeve is now appar-
ent. There are also half-open elbow
sleeves with dainty little sleeve of
silk. embroidered French muslin, or
silk net, made in bishop style and gath
cred into narrow band of the same
delicate material There are also
slightly open coat sleeves cut up at
the back or front seam, or both, to ad-
NIT, a pleated frill of r;on lace. This
style is said to make the hand look
smaller than any other of the new
models, which are legion. Another
sleeve, on an imported gown designed
for cool-weather wear, is made of
striped camefs hair, in damask, rose,
and dove color. The striped sleeve
opens to admit finely shirred puff
sleeve of plain damask camefs hair,
and upon another gown of olive and
cardinal stripe there is a puff sleeve of
plain cardinal surah.-N. T. Post.