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Wichita eagle., 1889-04-23

The Kansas City Gazette speaks of
''tippling shop city ordinances" Sounds
kind O odd for a town with a metropoli-
tan police commission. What's the mat
ter with the constitution, the Murray
law and the attorney generals opinion
in regard to the disposition of funds
arising from the enforcement of the law?
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-23
Too Hasty Judgment

JtatIa
Marsh Murdoch called the legislature
of two years ago 1.-THE fool legislature.
Circumstances are multiplying going to
show that Mr.. Murdoch should have
suspended his Judgment until the re-
turns are all in on the actions OF the leg
islature of last winter.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-23

Jake Admire wrote a big puff for }.
Ralph Burton and left the state on the
next train. Every public writer is en-
titled to an idiosincrasy, but Jake Ad-
mire's is the thinnest one yet evolved.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-23

New Jersey Democrats have an anus
ing idea of ballot reform. Among the
provisions of a bill they have brought in
to the legislature of their state, is one
that allows ''three challengers from
each party represented by the candi-
dates in the field" to be present in the
secret voting place to watch the voters.
This is reform" with vengeance.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-23
SOME KANSAS STATISTICS.
A,chtson Champion.

Atchison Champion
The gross area OF Kansas is s., CSC
square miles, including $50 square miles
of river and creek surface.
Only six states, California. Colorado.
Minnesota, Nevada, Oregon and Texas,
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-23

One week from today will occur the
centennial anniversary of the Inaugural
ton of the first president of the United
States, and Governor Humphrey has is
sued his proclamation making formal
announcement of the event and calling
upon all the citizens of the state to alb
stain from secular employment that day
and observe it in a befittng manner.
The readers of the EAGLE will take due
notice thereof and govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-23

The National Prohibition Executive
Committee has made an itemized report
in print of all its receipts and disburse-
ments from May 80, 1888, to January
s, 1889. The total receipts were $685.
6'3.92. Economy is a good thing in
politics as well as in some other mat
tiers; but it is quite evident that 1t rarely
brings success. 1t seems that General
Fisk didn't yield up" as well as ex-
pected when he was nominated.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-23

What is the meaning of the word SHAW
nee? Who can give us the definltlong-
Topeka Democrat.
That's simple enough. 1t means "let S
go take suthin'.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-23

The New York Suns pretended ex-
PLANTATION of the Miss Mabel Clement and
Lasell seminary affair is all hog wash.
Miss Clement is not in delicate health,
nor did she give such a reason for leav-
ing the Massachusetts, school, The facts
are that Prof. Braydon was guilty Of a
silly act and his school thereby lost a
brilliant and capable scholar. Wichita S
money is as good as Massachusetts,
money, and her daughters are just as
loyal as are the slim-shanked bespec-
tacled lasses of the Goldfish state. If
Braydon really wrote to Wichita, then
he was imposed upon or quoted incor-
rectly, for Mr.. Clement was elected
MAYOR
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-23
q Pythnic Plant.

Fredonia Democrat
Q. klahoma, 'Klahoma, the land
of the squaw, the sqalling pappocse
and festive outlaw: the land
of contention, where fools want
TO go and be scalped by the hands of
their brother, poor Lo." AT last it ap-
pears that the solons most high will open
thy gates. Unto thee We'll then fiy the
kickers, the grumblers, the faint hearted
ones and other obnoxious sons of guns,
without Peer. Parallel or Precedent
New York World
Kansas is the poor mans home. She
is little over p years old, and more
people have risen from poverty 10 afiiu-
ence IN that time than in any other state
in the union. She has acquires popu-
lation Of LOCO, G30. Cause, good soils,
good climate, favorable location and
good settlers
Complimentary Statement OF Facts.
Neoassha Re.ss.e-
1t is said that SO, 900 is being raised in
Wichita to establish Republican daily
for'the express purpose Of downing the
EAGLE We do not believe 1t. Why
should the people Of Wichita wish TO
cripple the paper that more than any
thing else has made Wichita what it IS
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-23

1t is trite old ''saw' that says sit an
i'll wind that blows nobody good" The
act of the binding Irvine combine in put
ting up, or attempting to put up the price
of that necessary article on the farmers
of the country just at time when it
was thought the consumers would be
powerless to resist the exaction, may as
sist largely in solving the convict labor
problem. The Illinois legislature first
took the matter up and started a move
ment to have the necessary machinery
placed in one or more of the states prisons
to manufacture binding Irvine to be furn-
ished to farmers at what it cost the state
to make it. Other legislatures will no
doubt follow suit rather than do as New
York by adopting the plan of keeping
convicts in total idleness, with the
unhappy and inhuman result of sending
large percentage of them to the mad
house and also in adding a burden of
100000 per annum to the backs of the
taxpayers. The best practical suggestion
ever made is that certain industries be
entirely given over to the prisons; in that
way all competition will be eliminated,
and the unfortunate victims of crime
will have occupation to keep them from
becoming crazed by the solitude of the
dungeon.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-23

The deep solicitude of the fellows who
have been calculating of a bonanza from
the sale of liquor in Oklahoma has been
turned TO sore disappointment by the
orders Of the secretary of the interior
forbidding the sale of the necessary
stamps for goods to be offered for sale in
that country. IL the inventive liquor
seller could fall upon some plan for get
ting his stock in trade into Oklahoma
without transporting it across the In
dian territory, from whence it has been
barred for more than fifty years, he
would doubtless be supplied with IL
cense and stamps. The balloon route is
the only one we can think of, ands if
some one doesn't avail himself of it, it
will be wonder. Meanwhile the
thirsty boomer who has been accustom-
ed to his daily potation5 will no doubt be
able to obtain ''wee drap of the cracher"
to keep his whistle in tune.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-23

ICE raailsoazl-s geoFss Law, xae a. a
osfsn wriissn Of has = qssrr hoosy. ns
10 sssoc-x;e With sports ast prsse egh.sr,-
20 vine ihsz ga 6sne tAesa. snA -
she1 oosslT r-esen.s, 4skzrz ns;a,zg !. re-
ssrr' bit tn-s issy sa&1l coscar IN IA os.a ga
fsA' De Is . greater .pzglsss .a.a ssiussa
klGse.t
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-23

Corset Department,
ali sizes IN the fol-
lowing, the best
brands in the world:
Thompson G love
Fitting.
Thompson Ventilat-
ing.
Thompson's Nurs-
ing corset.
Warmers II e 8 lth
Corset, al! makes.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-23

Idaho is ambitious OF speedily follow
ing Dakota, Montana and Washington
into statehood. The governor has issued
a call for constitutional convention to
be held next July, and much interest is
felt in the agitation. In many respects
Idaho's claims are very st1ong, but at
present Mormon influence is too strong
within its borders to make its chances
very good. The rapid immigration of
men who have no sympathy for Nor
monism, and who will oppose its spread
i'll every legitimate manner, will, how
ever, overcome the obstacle in a few
years, if not months. 1t is certain that
people will not consent to the admission
of any state which is to be controlled by
the Mormon church.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-23

Wichita EAGLE accused Topeka of elbow
ing" that is, Dragging News.
We realize our inability to ''catch on
to smart things, and we suspect the
above comes under that head, SO our es-
teemed cotemporary will excuse a re-
ioinder. If it is intended. however, as
an intimation of ''pot and kettle" bust
ness we beg leave to say that Wichita
does many things, and successfully, but
blowing is not one of them. He who
cannot distinguish modest roundup of
wonderful facts from an ordinary case of
Dragging, such as Topeka INDUCES in,
ought to lay down his editorial pen long
enough to do some little travelling.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-17
a Puksicd Pig.

From the Dallas lIcNl News
Capt Henry, In speaking Of il's pigs In
the clover puzzle TO a Aeiu reporter yes.
ierday. observed that President IIarri-
sons manner Of keeping the army Of Of.
iice-scekcrs out reminds him Of the very
clever arrangement devised by an Indiana
farmer for keeping the pigs out Of his
corn field. Discovering tho opening In
the fence through which the swine effect
ed their entrance, he hunted up log that
was NJ crooked NJ the worst twisted insiru.
mcnt In brass band and about as hollow
and w placed Il In the opening OF the
fence NJ 10 have both ends on the outside
Of the field. hog would come along and,
~ usual. start In at the opening. but in
variably come out on the same side OF the
fence. Unable 10 understand this he
would try Il again, and again come out M
before, stand awhile rs II In a brown
study aud finally conclude that he must
have gone In at the wrong end. Then lac
would tackle the other end, aud meeting
with no better Hucctes hoavc a couple oil
vehement grunis and leave the place ~
fast as his legs would carry him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-17
AIIfo Wade nIl..rnble

ny dyspepsia is scarcely worth the living. a On.
prlcious appetite. heartburn. pulling nervous
symptoms increased sction OF the heart after eat
Ing sinking In the abdomen between meals, and
haiulenco after, are among the successive indicia
II this harmnlng complaint Two things only are
nccdiul Tor H. removal rcsnrt 10 llosiettcrs
stomach nliiers aud pcrlsicncc In ~ use. Thos
remedial measures being adopted a cure Il certain.
Taken Immediately bclonc after meals this great
siomachic promotes secretion oi the gastric juice.
the natural solvent Of the fool The nervous aud
bilious symptoms consequent upon chroulc indl.
gcstion disappear the complaint gradually yield.
10 the corrective and inylgomtlng influence Of the
Biiicrl Appetite returns, sleep becomes more r.
irushing and A. a sequence the body IA efficiently
nourshcd muscular power Increases aud the mind
grows nnsuluc. lsc the hlticu for chlla aud
lover aud rheumatism.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-17

esd.pdo56 cost Of United States work paid by the
Lcvcc hoard.
ts9QDl5 was retained percentage on former year.
tCublc yards In Government work not exact
but very nearly.
This shows an average cost OF % 40
cents per cubic yard for all levee work
done in this district, including expendit-
urcs Of every kind except right Of way
and the high water expenses OF 1886,
which, for the most part, were not made
through the Engineer Department but all
other expenditures pertaining directly OF
indirectly to the construction and mainto-
nancb OF the levecs, OF which the Engineer
Department had cognlzancc. Respect
fully, T. q. DAnNEY,
Chief Engineer
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-17

From he BOSTON Courier.
Husband 1t is time We started for the
thcatcr, dear.
wiic-Ycs, dear. I'm ready, but do
hope, Henry, that that man won't come
around tonight to walt for you outside.
What be always comes 10 the thcator 60
see you for can't imagine. lie must be
a -udo sort Of person to hang around there
waiting Tor YOU and taking You away from
the side Of your wife Just when she wants
10 talk 10 YOU about the play.
II. (blushing) Ill guess no won't be
around tonight, dear.
lie wasn't.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-17
Homes for Sale.
ON
Monthly Payments.
w HAVE

80 lots on Robson avenue, north-
west of Elmwood,
200 lots on Mississippi avenue, be-
yond tho Curve.
10 lots on Main street, near Ray
burn avenue,
Any OF which we will sell on
Monthly Payments of from $40 to
$40, Whom n lot has boon paid for
I'm full. II tho purchaser 40 desires
we VIII build for him n homo on
said lot. receiving Monthly Pay
mont In settlement for tho Same.
This plan OF getting n home 10
better than by building alsooia-
lions or any othsr plan. You have
TO take no stock; you have no cor
poration TO deal with; you get title
20 lot at once. and can sell at any
time. subject 20 amount of pur-,
chase money unpaid.
We have sold over 800 homes on.
monthly payments Apply to
BARTON 6 LAMB.
10 Madison St. Memphis. Tenn.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE MEMPHIS
WEEKLY APpEAL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-17

NERVOUS Debility, spor S,i,, Semi
LOS Of Vital Powers slceplcssncss, Dependency,
Gloomincss., DcpNsslon Of Spirits. Avcr,ion to
kociety, Easily Discouraged, lack ~ Confidence,
bull listloz, unnt Tor study o. In'ine,,; md
aud PRIVATELY CURED.
BLOOD AND SKIN P, Il ssss S SsEAGll d,
tho use OF mercury. scfofula krysipclas fcyer
Sores, Rlutchcs flmples, Ulcer. Pains IN tho
Head aud Boncs. syphiitle sors Throat Mouth
CuREp NllES oTllIiis HAVE FAILED.
URINARY SNSpssy and b h@,Sng rFPp 2ss
Frequency OF uriuaiing Urine high oolorcd or
with milk sediment on standing. GonouhOca,
gleet Cy.ttls. elc. promptly aud safely ourcd
Charges rcaso lable
TO YOUNG MEN AND HlDDLE-AGED MEN.
A SURE CURE F Fsfy S yIds Which S' SrnS q
organic weakness. destroying both mind aud body,
with nll Il. dnndiul lie permanently cugci
DRS. BETS A SslS , isg,s Tso have sy o
proper indulgence and solitary habits which ruin
both body ani mind. uniting them Tor business,
.NAKuED. N Is OF tho,e entering on thaihnppy
liic aware Of physical lchllity, quickly assisted
OUR SUCCESS
Il b,sed upon iaciA FlT.t--Prarticai Experience
siartlns Alright fhni-McicIno, arr prepared in
our laboratory exactly n suit each case thus effect
ing curcs without ipJnp.
Chronic Nervous and bclrate Diseases Thou
sands cured ns-A friendly letter OF call may save
You iu,1re suHsnns and shame. ard add solden
companici by lccn,s in stamps Address OF call on
DRS. BELTS 81 BELTS.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-17

THH well known strengthening properties
Of iron combined with other tonlcs aud n
most perfect ncryine, are found IN Carter ;
Iron fills which strengthen the nerves and
body aud improve the blood and com.
plcxion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-17
PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India mud Pacific steamship Company's
Mail steamers.

The Steamer n THIS, the only regular line OH
INK tom the South tp Liverpool. nfu tcfy popular
with passenger aud tho ruaic they ia.U being los
liable 20 bal weather thgu that ~ the New York
tirmcu make the TIP ihufuurhly Cni yablc.
The following Steamer arc expected 10 leave hcfci
HItAIAN. 90 all about Apdl g.
AUSTRALIAN. 90 tdil about ApfIl ~
nlINANn NALL, a. fall about May s
FiuUlulAN, 81 sall about May %.
ANutAN, ~ 30 about May a.
UANllN. tD Eill nhuut iunel
THAN, tu lil about lunrA
MM. tLi.i 90 sail about June 2.
JAMAICAN. g. stil about June rs.
saloon faw=iirucc o. Lycrpoo, 500 through
10 fsfiH Via Calais ~ Dover nfat class rail, etc,
tiHi. ur hlUi clnu rail $40.
Return TlCkCtsHNUw orleans 20 Liverpool aud
friuru s1n New orleans a. Paris aud rrtun
hrttllfs Ill The way, l,p. Children add servants
% "a reduction.
T1r further particulars ne % freight aud passare
apply o. ~ ,. SANDERS.
60 Cafundclct street. Ncw Oflcan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-17
THE DELTA LEYEES.
FULL TEXT OF ENGINEER DABNEY's
REPORT.

Character and Cost OF Work Done Since
Last November-Preseut Condition of
the Levees-Comparativ Statement
of Expenditures.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-17

Following is the full text OF the report of
the chief engineer OF the Yazoo-Missis-
sippi Delta Levee District for March, 1889:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-17

Tho dcprcdaiions Of hogs on the levee
are rs bad as ever, and, perhaps, worse.
believe the cost OF repairing the dam
ago done 10y them in roofing holes in the
leycc is much creator than the value Of the
hogs that do the damage | would sug
gcst NJ the only measure oirclici available,
that the Chief Engineer be instructed 10
have killed all hogs found actually roofing
the lcycc, after due notice. aud the owners
left 10 such remedy ~ thry may choose 10
apply. IL II believed that such n
measure would put a speedy termination
% the evil with tho sacrifice oi very iew
luua
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-17

Mr. winslows soothing syrup should siWays 10
uas,l iof children trfihinH. u spoihss The child.
fuftcus the gums. nlays ~ palm, curr wind colic
aud II the bCft remedy inf diluhua 80 bottle
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-17

much uneasiness under the preuslIrs of the
highest waters ever experienced In this
district, II 1t should get no higher. But
the rapidly changing physical conditions
IN the country north OF us, which tend to
preclpltate their storm water upon us
more suddenly than formerly, in conjunc-
tlon with the probable complete leveeing
oil the river on both sides in the near
iuture leads to serious reflections as to the
PROBABLE effect OF recurrence OF such q
vast volume OF water as came down In
lSS2, under these altered conditions, and
before the channel OF the river has had
time to accommodate itself to its new
regimen.
GENERAL EXHIBIT
OF all work done and expenditures made from May
!, 1854, TO March l, 1854
ISIS.
by MISSISSIPPI VALLEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY AND
J.. II. ANDREWS.
Cubic Yds Cost
l,9lLl9i Si79,OO03s
Ceruhcate work......"."." ,...." 1926 l7,bi2.J
Engineering expenses to Oct.
>, ]. 1854. ;..-..............-....,.... 6,96L46
Engineering expenses from
Oct ], 1851, 10 July 1, lSSj..... lG209S2
Expended IN levee mainten-
ance 10 July /, lSSju-..,..... 2,0S7 IS
Total expenditures through
engineer department"-.,, sj9l, SIG IS
lSS5-s6
Work at Robertsonvlo by
Mississippi Icycc District,
paid for by this Levee Bis
trlcl cubic yards not giycnl- ls,3iaS3
s625lzOO
Engineering expenses............ 7,O0l4g
Expended for leYee manlen.
ancc''.''~".~.....~..Y""-~.. L720i5
Total expenditures through
Engineer department -.... s1l,3OSSl
lSSG-'s7.
Amount paid by the Levec
Board ON work done by tho
United States Government,
being In excess Of the appro-
Amount paid by The Lcves
Board for extra grubhing on
the work done by the United
states Govcrnmcut............ 8GGllo
bfeakwnters. ,...........,-..,.,,.... 2,J9l ~
s5S9lSOs
Engineering expenses. .......... l5,7.ls 80
Expended for leyee malutcn.
ahee'''' ..''.''...'..'...'''..'...,... 3f1O5i
-
Total expenditures through
engineer dcpartmcnl.,.ao. S7s,i3Ls
Work done by the United
states nOVernmcnt............. 3Sl,hl2
Appropriation for samc......... si01O00OO
lSS5-SS.
1856 s13osle,
Breakwaters and weed cutting p73.S1
{lLOJhOl
Engineering expenses ........-... Asliil
Expended Tor lcvee maintcn.
unce.................. 45sSi2
Total expenditures through
engineer dcpartmen........ sHOiA27
NorE-sl,0iOOl OF tho above cost was percentage
retained on Jefferson a Co.'S contract otthe priced.
luz season.
lsSs-sa
CuhcYdS Cost
Jli,i72 s9.5iNn
Engineering expenscs............ G,6sG5s
Expenditures In lcvec main
tcnancc. ........ ........ .....~........ 2.e0l0
Total expenditures through
engineer department ....-.. s91i067
WORK DONE ny uE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
fpp'O-
Cubic Yds priation
on Rohcrtsonvillc Lcyec........ $1,000 Sa.UmO1
Below lake Charles ............ 116,H0l o.. o., m
Below Hands bayou (aboup-- loi,jWl '''''''''
REHABILITATION or WORK DONE ASD TX
PENDiruREs.
Cubic Yds Cat.
lNsl-sl......... .............. iulLiU S2i,StGtS
lNNi- - ......... ,ss.sa.. 2Aalu
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observation-disclosures Manbaeua

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5u6ts@ Counties finb bic Wblfe au elmer
10 f9limmen 2anb, unb @ef1dftsplaae
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