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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17

TINn nGRAPHED and Printed Lettse
3IHll Heads, Note Heads, Envelopes,
LII LII Business Cards, Wedding and
Party Invitations Calling Cards
luncheon Cards, Bonds, Mortgages, Certif-
Gates of Stock, ETC., at The Wichita EAGLE
| pfRce Wichita. Kansas.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK. August IS.
Money on call easy at 3G+ per cent; last loan S1<c
ilosed at 31lel.
Prime mercantile paper, 1906 49,. =.
Sterling exchange duli, firiy steady at q o454 lor
.ixty day bills and 81 81 for demand,
Stocks more active.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17
Kansas City Live Stock.


The Live Stock Indicator report:
CATTBE-Receipts. SIR: shipments, 2,0S. Weak
and i0c lower for Texas and native beef steers Ma
tive cows, stockers and feeders weak and i0c lower
Good to choice corn fed steers, Sis4 % common 10
medium, sos "a: stockers and feeders, Vi 6UGo;
cows 81 50l.2 80 grassers 81 6592 IS.
HOGS-Receipts, RIB shade stronger than
yesterdays close. Good to choice light, ei l5G4 ~
heavy. ~ 7eq4 III.
SHEEP Receipts, I4.ool. Steady. Good to choice
nuttons IS I59l Gf common TO medium, 81 o9g5 d.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17

DT. Boyd Is having pslrporneuA suooe-. and MACS
sI+cieiiy .! enron had private discascs Eye tEf
Roee, Throat and Chest trout.Les Clad snd Biood
disorders. ska eruptlons. Irn.oss rrt iHzs ttoft
eob. Liver kidney AID Bladder fAs~a-ss FA,~
cured wttboat the use of DE krife RAsuusss,sn
Senfalgis tisadsc he iIntas4 ateiy r bevef Health
yftore1 hen prxten e1Gn frGnl utAi ekhhast.oa
Physical debility or Fsne-a Taint Disessss q
voI<B receive orr tss; Attention Cs.s- .'sliar aid
s4siGlEat50n free and inyitsd Ia p s BnTD,
Rooms I. 3 aad 4 over ~ ". bissE. wichita EAa.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17

BUTTER-steady. Creamery. ls@lSc. dairy. lag
l5c.
EGGS-Ffrmer; 1oa121Sc.
CORN MEAI-Dusl and lower; 81 91El IS.
WHISRY-S1 %.
PROV ISIONS-Frmer.
PORK $40 10.
I.ARIj-S5 akGf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17
st. Louis Live stock

ST. LOUIS. No. August IS.
CATTLE-Receipts 500 shipments. 100 steady
Fair TO cbeice native. 3 1904 -; stockers and feed
ers, - 1908 ID.
HOGs-Recepts, 100; shipments, 2,len steady
Fair 70 choice heavy. s4oys -; packing. S41i ~.
SHEEp-Raceipts. i,l00; shipments, >, 80. Strong
Fair co choice, So 4JT4 ~.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Under this head &c per line per day.

:" ANTED-Fifty carpenters at $3.50 TO 500 per
w day, % 1nasons at 500 TO 500 per day 40
teamsters and laborers at 81 10 81 81 per
day, 10 ship TO Rockford and Spokane Falls Wash
lngton territory, for the rebuilding of Spokane and
the building OF the great Oregon Il Soi thwestern
railroad. We have just received letters from those
shipped July . who speak In fiattering terms
or the beautiful climate the elegant work and the
large wages, and advise ali their friends to come
Immediately. This work Is hot for "A day only.
guaranteed for year. We have orders from Kill
patrick Brothers 8 Collins, contractors. tomake one
more shipment August d, giving nrst-class
modations and 22Uu mile ride for the low price
as. iris includes Office fee and every expense
OF transportation between Wichita and Spokane.
Don't miss this opportunity If you want 10 see the
northwest the finest scenery you expect to
see. and obtain steady winter s job. We can also
give employment TO a few wide-awake news agents
TO sell goods on trains on any road running out of
kansas City. This is pleasant and pay ing job.
one worth looking after. kenworthy & Co, en-
ployment agents room 6. East Douglas avenue. op-
p0ste Hotel Carey. d2S-3tP
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17
ROR RENT-ROOMS.

ROR RENT-ROOMS.
Under this head g per line per day.
T70R RENT-Large. pleasant, front room fur
II nished with privilege Of bath. electric car
line. Reference required. Inquire At ia %or b
Market. d'64s
TrOR RENT-with board nicely furnished roopl.
i in new brick house; gas. bath ami furnace beat
5lI n 1Opeb "a ave. '@F
L'oR RENT Pleasant furnished room. l5s North
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IIoR KEST-A furnished from: room for geat.e-
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IIoR REyT-Furnished rooms. Apply Al - Va
Il basn ave, d'a-'t
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K gentlemen OF gentleman and wife. Ou'-iie
entrance. Apply At - \ Topeka ave. d'@-S
L'oR RENT-A desirable furnished room al 80,
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Under this head &C per line per dag.
EoUxD-At this orlos old papers for .als At 70
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FOR RENT-RESIDEECES.
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city -
Tor BENF-se7en room house. No. - \. EzB-
j porlA avenue, with stora-s room stASis ana
Babb. Room / No. ~ \. Main 10
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17
FOR TRADE.
Under this head &c per linz per day.

Under tins head &c per line per day.
DOR TItADE--For4 u lchita property or farm near
i the city. go6f five room hOuse and SIX Tots ~
tureka, Kansas, ~ IA guarantee loan 81 Stu,
eighteen ots ana two good residences at Indepen-
dence kanS DO ncfp farm one GInc from oailna.
KAN 5p acre fam az Join uC the town OF Fan River
Kan. This property is all clear. VIII a. sumo mort
gage, also want for cash cheap lois IN the north
Il sg-lUJ
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17

EoR SALE-one paiy Of initre gears, nortlse gear
Il is 2352 diameter 4Is face, pialon 22.E d.ernessr
Az two face each with 4s cored 2inches
AZ and 81 t1eth VIII sell Cheap never been usesG cost
SIS will sell for So cash II taken soon Call " tas
Eagle ONCE. dill M
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17

HLD PAPERS-For sale at this ofnce. sc per
" hundred.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17

TOR SALE-Scale books. short hand writer's note
II books, blank receipt anc note books and legal
blanks OF every Kind. Mail orders promptly attend
To. Call or address the w ichits EASLE, W lch
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17
RAILROAD TIMETABLES.
MIss0URT PACIFIC K. r.

GOING NORTH AND EAST,
No. , Colorado Springs
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily-........
No. , kansas City. TT loui,
and Chicago Through
Mail and eZ. daily.
No. 4 Kansas City. 81 Loui,
and Chicago night e1
udllS .-.. 80. ..-... q.
No. 90 Accommodation
daily except Sunday.
GOING SOUTH.
No. 3 Kansas City, ST Loui.
and Chicago eX. daily. e..
No. ] Kansas City, st Louis
and Chicago through
mail and ex. daily.
No. a Accomm OdaCiOn
daily except Sunday,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17

L,OR SALE-Frorn lp0 TO 200 choice young Mchi-
i gan merino ewes Sheep are on ny ranch TWO
miles southwest OF Norwich. King man county, Kan
sas. Terms cash and Prices low. address me ut
Belle Plaine, SuInner county kansas Ii. > Nye.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17

| NOR SALE-Moser safe. medium size. double
| II doors. COED as new Cheap. easy terms. l. L.
| Newcomb. druggist. COZ Z. Douglas ave- O0u
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17
FOR EXCHANGE.

L'OR EXCHANGE-A good ranch near town. In
Il Butler county Kansas, and 2O head OF good cat
tie. FOR clear property in Wichita; worth St00 TINS
Is good property. and wcrth Investigating A. :.
Nelson Il5 North Market, city. dAbt
DOR EXCHANGE well selected stock of drugs
Il paints. oils. etc, in Central Kansas; doing good
business. owner going work "UnCla sam"
Want clear farm worth $500. A. 5. Nelson, Nich-
tia, Kan. Il6 North Market. d1iM
TOR EXCHA NGE-To traders ana every body
Il else. The Kansas Abstract agency VIII furn sh
Won abstracts TO any lands IN the state of kansas
also dag ans descriptions and estimates OF value
Kansas Abstract Agency, rooms to !, No 10 y
Market ST. " iciita Kan. }. 4. " heeef manager
dLs5-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17

DOR SALE-Fine new cabinet organ cheap FOR
L cash. Inquire corner Hillside and Harry, or
address Box lAjs, Wichita, Kan 30 .:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17

L1OR SALE-Safes for SAFE cheap. Two second
il hand IRE and burglar proof bank safes good
as new. One at Arkansas City and one at Guthrie,
l. I, J. A. Roller, Manhattan Kan, Tot
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17

City Union Ticket Office, l22 North Main street.
and Union Depot, near Oak street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
IapGToRIALn sQuIps.

READ our Massillon letter II will
interest you.
SENATOR SHERMAN Is expected TO
reach Now York tomorrow. The
Marine Band, which is paid out Of the
surplus" viii serenade him In Wash.
ingtOn on Friday evening, the 18th,
lie will probably make talk.
YESTERDAY /. s. Grance was made
postmaster at Marlboro, Stark county,
but where Is Clark Tonner getting In
any good work for the Mckinley club.
WILHELM who traded of Grossmnn
two years ago In the west end will get
the hot end Of the poker In Paris and
Washington townships this year, Most
chickens come home TO roost,
THE Evening Rep. published a lying
report OF the Farmers ReunioB ut
Folks Grove, In which II was stated
that Rev. II. u, Dresbach was called
down for making n political speech.
Mr.. Il. NJ, Hahn, who is secretary OF
the Farmers Reunion Association, re.
ported at this Office this morning and
says Mr.. Dresbach did not make q po.
lItical speech, and that he was not
called down. Mr., Dresbaoh was asked
some questions by the question drawer"
which no answered 10 the entire salts.
faction Of every farmer present.
The death OF s, S.fCox, now immi.
nent, would:be national loss. He is
not only one Of the brightest, ablest aud
wittiest men in Congress, but no is u
man Of sterling intreglty and spotleSS
character.
Mr.. CAMpBELL opened the campaign
In Clermolt county, with big meeting
at Batavia, yesterday, He replied to
some of Foraker's charges at Xenla
He branded Foraker's statement that
he (CampbelD was the agent, represen-
tative or attorney Of an English beer
trust or any other trust as q malignant
falsehood and dared Foraker TO produce
nm iota Of evidence TO aubstantiate his
charges. He said that he intended that,
on his part at least, this should be u
campaign Of truth telling, no insinua-
tions, no dark illusions, no doubtful
phrases, but straight up and down work
and words unmlstakably plain.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
sohpInRs PnNsIoNs.

Quite recently we made mention OF
tho fact that Republican u s Hena'
tor, millionaire, who IL ohildleaa, drew
over $4,000 In q lump as Increased pen
sion, on reTaiing by Corporal Tanner
Atthe same time we printed the names
of i0l soldiers In stark county who are
now aud have been, drawing penalona
at the rate OF from 8i ~ 81 per month,
The millionaire U, \. Senator who drew
the $1,000 additional money in a lump
from the u, 3, Treasury, did 40 for an
increase Of pension for "shot Ia the
back" We printed the name OF a Stark
county soldier who Ia drawing 81 per
month pension for the same kind OF a
Nthot In the back" We also noted q
few days later, tho startling fact that
some l2 Washington clerks, (most OF
whom work In the pension ollct) drew
$4,000 out OF the u, \, Treasury on re'
rating Of penaions, All OF these men
were at the same time drawing govern
ment salaries, and all drawing good
sized pensions, before the enormous In
crease on re.rating, Thlnk of this pic
TUE q moment, aud then look NJ Tbs
following pictures
AN OLD SOLDIER DIES or sTARVATl0N'
BosToN, July 27,--The following
communication addressed 10 the editor
OF the Globe, was received yesterday;
New YoRlS, July %,
Col. w, A, II, Pllloway, aged seventy
a veteran OF the war, dled from atarya'
ton hers yesterday. lie was q mem
ber OF Ward Post No. TO- Worcester,
Mass, aud we'll known IN the Boston
q A, r. posts, whore no had many
friends. He hud a pension claim pend
Ing since 1879 for q rupture, from which
no suffered terribly, but for some reason
his claim was not allowed lie leaves
o wife, who Ia the daughter OF u Boston
clergyman, deceased some years ago,
and a daughter In destitute clrcum'
stauce8 at No, lO7 WeAt Fourth street
Was buried In Potter's Field, as the
City Hall burean would do nothing for
them, or render any aid In his case, io
served five years,
REV. JAMES YOUNG.
The above 10 by no means an Isolated
case. There have been thousands OF
Just such cases as this, where soldiers
have died In the poor houses Of the
country, while rich men, who happened
TO have influence IN court have been
drawing enormous pensions.
or course Corporal Tanner Is not 70.
sponsible for this condition OF affairs,
especially is he not responsible for u
case like this OF Col pllloway, whose
claim for pension has been pending
since 1879 But Corporal Tanner 10 re.
sponsible for cases like Senator Man.
dersOn, Of Nebraska, who recently
drew over $1,000 on u re'ratiug and
increase, for II shot In the back, while
thousands Of soldiers, equally worthy,
are drawing from 81 10 S2 per month
for the same kind Of wound,
Who established this kind Of lnlus.
tioe, inequality and outrageY Certain.
ly not the Democratic party, as II hud
no yolcs In government vixen II was
inaugurated,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
STILL EoUlRMIRa OVER FORA
HmaB BOGUS BATTLE RECORD,


The Maasillon Independent, In dis
cusalng our recent article on Foraker'a
war record, says
"The News DEMOCRAT has not of.
fereo the public one single political
proposition which II has intelllgently
sustained
Let us see about that The NEWS
DEMOCRAT said Foraker had no battle
record worth mentioning, and that he
was never In q fight, from the begin
ming 10 the end OF the war, In which a
single man In his company was ever
killed.
A lot Of Republican papers poo'hoo'd
that statement, but none dare deny H.
We sustained that proposition then,
and are still able TO austainit,
Again, we said that Foraker waa
only In one battle In which n man OF
his company was ever wounded, save
one, In which one man was slightly
wounded, We sustained that proposi'
tion, and ARE able 10 still maintaln II,
We also said that In every battle IN
which Foraker's company was engaged
In which any one was killed, Foraker
waa in the rear, or not present. We
sustained that proposition, and are
able TO maintain II still,
Now, this proves that the blooming
young man Of the Independent either
don't know when he Ia whipped, or else
he 10 trying TO delude hla readers with
some OF his adOlescent proyarlcatlons,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

as between TOO much sap and too much
dry rot, we give II rs an oft hand opln'
ion that We prefer too much sap. Time
will absorb the sap, but time will only
aggrayate the dry rot understand,
however that there ia no iOaue made on
age or place Of birth In either Of the
party platforms, Az the editor OF the
Ma6Slllon Independent has barely
passed his majority, IL hc not assuming
q good deal In talking about wisdom
only coming with age, On his own the
ory his talk does not amount TO any
thing, because II II tho mere oozlng Vt
sap from very green timber,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
SOME OF THE INFAMOUS FEAT
URms oF THE REuibTRATloN
LAW,

aoMB OF THE INFAMOUS FnAT'
URmS oF THE RnulbpRATloN
LAW
In discussing the registration law at
applied to cities Of the class OF Canton
GAINESVILLE, Mansfield aud Hamilton
thotxpense Of the complicated machine
Is only u tmGll partOf the outrage The
prelense that the law Is intended Ia
prevent fraud, will fool no intelligent
person Of any party No one has yet
been able to explain how this law will
prevent fraud, any more than the old
law. Gov. Foraker discusses tho law
Ia his opening speech at Nenia, but he
does not give an atom OF an argument,
Ghowing how this law 10 TO benefit any
body except himself, aud the men who
draw the oalaries which theta creates.
When the case Of the ballot box atuf-
ling In Cincinnati is referred 10 as o
reason ior this law, the dishonest dem
agogues who refer to this example,
know that this occurred during the op'
uratlons ofa registration law, and not
In the absence OF such u law.
This registration law was concocted
and enacted purely for partisan purpo'
SOS. II was Intended TO throw impedl.
ments and complications around the
ballot box IN order TO restrict II, IL
WAS intended TO make II more expen'
slve and difficult for u poor man to
vote, and II was calculated that many
laboring men would be deprived Of
their vote, through this law, on account
Of lack of time 10 register, or by for
getting TO register
The Foraker combination knew that
the great mass of laborng men are
Democrats, and this law was devised
and enacted as an expedlent TO cut of
u portion of the labor vote.
The honest voters did not ask for
this law.
The expense Of the law is enormous,
when the aggregate is footed In oil the
cities In which II 10 In operation.
In cities like Canton II amounts TO a
real burden on the poorer class Of tax
payers,
But over and above all that, II is q
blow at the liberty Of the citizen; and
nm outrage on the community, as 1t
takes from the people the right OF self
government aud places our local elec.
lion boards In the hapds OF q partisan
governor, an executive, who IN the pres.
snt instance, is known to be- without a
conscience, and who considers cheating
,ne Of the legitimate means to party
iucoegs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

OUR old friend, Judge Thoman
formerly OF youngstown, now Of Chi
cago, is trying 10 boost the Worlds
Fair project for Chicago. In q letter
just TO hand, he says; "The citizens Of
Chicago are In earnest In the work OF
securing the Worlds Fair In 1899, and
| trust you may find II a pleasant duty
TO favor the readers Of your paper
with hearty endorsement of their Of
forts" The NEws-DEMooRAT has nj.
ready spoken words OF praise for Chi
cago. All our people are for Chicago
Az Chicago we can feel the throb Of
the great National heart, and catch the
breath Of that unoonquerabIe spirit
that has built above the marshes and
prairies Of Lake Michigan the all EN-
brocing city Of the Continent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

In now transpires that United States
Senator Sabln, Of Minnesota, obtained
n divorce from his faithful wife that
he might marry sister clerk in the
Agricultural department, that he OBJ
tared a clerkship for, five years ago.
Since that time she has been doing
Washington society, especially Senator
Sabln's society, az the expence Of gov.
ernment salary. She Is a tall, slender
blonde OF twenty five summers, aud ia
remarkably sweet and ylyacIous. Dur.
ing the recent Centennial celebration
In New York she was the guest Of Pres
ident Harrison, TO whom Senator sabin
introduced her. We wonder how many
Of this class Of our glorious civil service
budget are lying loose around Wash
ington,at The expence Of the Surplus"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
gnnaons OF IAoE gRn arFnn.
Another Woman Murdered and Horribly
MntilAted m London,

ny Qahla 10 Tie heNtT Deinoorhtl
LONDON, Sept, 10. Another woman
has been murdered by tbs supposed
Jack the Ripper" IN Whitechapel dis
trlct, In Backoburch Lane, ut tho ex
tTeme south end OF Whiteohapel, The
body of the woman WAS found thlr
morning, mulilaied IN horrible man
ner. The head was severed completely
from the body and lay apart from II
Both arms had been ekllfully ampu
tated, and Que lay undN the body the
other was by lta side, NJ a alight dlatanc'
from the corpse, Blood was all around
In pools and streams.
The muhlatlon 10 more aggravated
than In former cases, but IA evidently
the cunning and ilendiah hand which
perpetraied tho other butcheries. A
knife had been thrust into the body oi
the victim NJ the waist and passed
the medlan line until tho abd0men wal
laid open, and the poor creature com
pletely dlaemboweled The victim, like
all the others, was an outcast. Hoi
body was found ut Elk this morning
200 yards from the spot In BerneI
street whore Elizabeth Strede wal
similarly murdered and dismemberet
on September aOth, 1885 There 10 nc
clue TO the murderer and the name Of
the women Ia unknown.