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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-01-25

On motion, the following resolution
was adopted: Resolved, tnat the at
tcntion of the county treasurer be call
ed to his duties under the law in rela-
t,on to the collection of delinquent per-
sonal taxes, and that his neglect to per.
form said duties will result in the en-
forcement of the penalty prescribed for
said neglect.
On motion. the following resolution
was adopted: Whereas, the county
treasurer presented his semi-annual re-
port and after due examination was
found correct and was accepted and APP
proved and ordered to be placed on the
minutes of this meeting.
On motion. the following bills were
allowed and warrants drawn on gen.
eral fund for amounts.
A. A. Powell services and
mileage as commissioner. S17 80
w. P. Phillips Is Is 90
il. NJ. Brigham . ls so
A. A. Powell, road viewing 2 90
On motion, board adjourned sine die.
A. A. POWELL,
G. E. SAWYER, Chm Board Com.
Clerk.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-01-25

iature for consideration, and who, but
they. should be heard in this matter.
If this scheme, that Pierre has ma
ter,alized, shall be further persisted
in against the wishes of the Black Hills
and her representatives let her look
we'll to herself in the rosy hence,
when South Dakota is state and its
capital to be located. Pierre better
pause, ponder and reflect.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-01-25

And now it looks like a little war.
Variety is the spice Of life, and if Ger
many wants little salt in her lager we
presume Uncle Sam can accommodate
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-01-25
Real Estate Oa1ce !.

On March 1st, will open an Office
for the sale OF real estate. Lands and
town lots will be bought and sold, loans
negotiated. county warrants and com.
mercial paper purchased.
A. S. STEWART.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-01-25

We say, let sprin gers lill go in now
1t has been inserted so frequently and
is now worn so smooth. it can hardly
hurt Dakota much more.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-03

dc ser uno de los concesionarios
del Banco, demuestra que estuve
aeertad0 y en- este cOnceptO y para
evideacar la mancomnnidad de
aspiraciones entire ell Blnco y los
detensOres del CAME dc moneda por
Ia nacional, 50 oportunidad es no.
toria.
Escrita, adem&s, en- los momen-
tos en- que esta para ejecutarse ran
trascendental MEDIA, la he tribu-
tado t0ios mis- mas sinceros place
mes. que me c0mplazoo en- reiterar
p6blicamente.
LIE ia gracias pr Ia iuserci6n de
estas lfneas su slempre aRmo ami.
60
Manuel Alcald del OIno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-03
REUNION FiCULTlTIVl.

Anoche, por iuiciativa de nues.
ira celosa Autoridad local, y bajo
al presidencia, &c reunieron en- ej
salon principal de Ia Casa Consis.
sorial varios Sres. Faculsativos
en- Medlcina, con objsto de deli-
nerar sobre los mejios mas prGc.
ticos de llevar l cabo Ia vacuna
ci6n de los habitantes de esta ca
pital, y sobre los diferentes virus
vacpnos que 90 pueden utilixar,
"a extraidos directAmente de ID
sernera, "a por pdstulas, "a por
subos de los que 80 traen de difs-
rentes puntos del sxtrapjero.
Esta reunion ha tenido por oh
jeto ell dar cumplimiento 4 10
circulsr publicada en- Ia Gaceto
ofcial por nuestro dignfsimo G }.
nernador General, hacienda como
ob!igatoria Ia propagation de 10
vacuna On cada termino munici
pal, por considerarse de hecho en-
oeligro de ser invadida toda 10
Provincial, con motive de Ia con
tinuaci6n de Ia epidemic vAriolosa
an algunos puutos del Sud de la
lila y su propagation 1 otros in.
mediatos, del centro y litoral del
mismo lado.
Despaes de una larga discussion
en- que sucesivamente hicieron
uso de la palabra todos los sefio-
res concurrentes, Sc vino al acuer
do de propagar Ia vacuna entire
todos los habitantes del termino
municipal por todos los medios
PRACTICES que se pfopusieron y
probar las vacunAciones tanto con
el virus extrAido directaments de
la ternera, que SO cultiva en- esta
provincia, como con Is linfa de
tubos traidos del Institute de Bor-
deaux, para poder juzgar como
hscho practice, cual es el que d.
mejores y mas e6caces resultsdos,
= en- su vista tomar una resolu
ci6n definitiva.
M"ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-03

de que es ob]eto Ia liberal ciudAd
de Poncep
Lo del movimiento conssrvA-
dor hostil al gobierno De Ia M
tt6poli no merece re eolica, ain'
INA carcsjada de desprecio. | Pot
fortuna, nososros podemos deci'
tambieu con orgulIo: I" Los he
chos nos justiGcan". Cuand.
las mas fdriosas arremetidas de
autonomismo no logran hscerno
mslla Ipodra1 nj siluiera rozsr
nos la epidermis necias y risibls.
& ifas, impropias de hombres Que
se tienen por serios5
lQle la liberal ciudad de Pop
CO es o6Jeto de atropellosl u
/ SCuando1 IPor quisa7 Valo:
go necesita para afifmar tai cosa
cuando en- Ponce no hay quien Sc
agite nj mueva ruido hace item
po. 81 no es ID prensa autonomists,
con sus odios y sus recriminacio-
nes sistematicas. iEsa si que
atropella sin cesar Ia l6gica , el
sentido comdn !
~ La Rep6bhcaf lAhl La
Rep1b'ioa acusa otra vez, sntr
otras cosas, de indo!ents 4 nues
tro celoso Gobsrnante. 81; por
que no Sc ha precipitado en- braEo>
del Gutonomismo, verdad7
Para pulverixar tan absurd
cargo, no necesitamos en- cate mo
mento. de 10 mucho que podrfA
mos aducir, nj una ffsse de nues-
ira cosecha. Dejemos, y con
cIuimos, la palabra 4 un colsga d.
esta isla, Archi.liberal, J autono-
mista, como SO vera per sus pro
pias frasss. y el cusl dice en- aou
de replica 4 sus corrs1igienarios !
Algunos colegas ooRRE1Io1o
NARros no solo Sc quejau, sine
que hasta censursn 10 que ellos
Ilaman pasividad (6 indoleucia) J
del Excmo Sr Gobernador Gane.
raj.
No estamos conformes cor esol
compafieros.
A la funesta y feb,il actividAd
de algunos Gobernadores, prefs
rimos Ia pr~denciG. 81 tacto ' d
p1rsimonio CON que 81 ssHor Rus.
| Dana res,selvc los osuntos de So
c0mpetencid.
Ycreem IS que el pals 10 prefs
re tomb;en.
Esto, senores corresponsales
ignOtoS. no tiene vuelta dc hnjR
Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lDssgraciados autonomistasl
lHaeta con vuestras propial
Armas os vencemoS!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-03
PLAUSIBLE TGLEG2ANA,

Nuestra celosa Camara de Co.
mercio ha dirigido aver al senor
Mini.tro de Ultramar ell siguiente
despacho telegrdfico, que juxga-
mos muy oportuno y digno de
sp'auso:
Ministro Ultramar, Madrid,
---Csmara Comercio felicita V. e.
aprobaci6n Banco, rogando ur'
gente resolution canje noDeda,
indispensable para evitar conAic
tos.~- El Presidente, Juan Ru
bert"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-03
ARhoNfY AOY0N0NAs.
Siguen in crescendo.

Siguen in crescendo.
Ell Popular de Ponce 90 decla.
ra conforme con N Nansor del
Pats i" en- que los fondos que reuna
el autonomisrno no SON para oh.
ttner por medic de ellos que Es.
patia atienda reclamaciones y pc.
ticiones, porqus los Gobiernos no
conceden per dinero las liberia.
des 1 los pueblos. nj para pagar
un peri6dico que sea 6rgano del
partido, porque este no puede to.
ner nj dentre nj fGera de Ia isla
6rgano especial en- el Periods
mo-"
A Il to 10 advierto, Claasor.
Enti6ndelo til, Revistd, mi cara
correligionaria y convecina.
Esto es 10 que quiere decir
realments E3 Popslat.
Habla El Uansor, y asegura que
"el psrtido liberal pnertorrique
DO, su psrtido, Sc distingue por
IN he' no evidente y constante. /.
Ia disfanidad de sus procedimien-
tos, Ia correction de su eonducta.
Ia notoriedad do sus trabajos.
Iamae, aaads, envolvi6 en som.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-03
ReVista de la Peninsula.
Madrid, Ruero Is de 1889.

Empieao hoy mi carta hacienda rui-
do; , comprender& V. que me redsro.
4 10 curiosa reIaci6n de los petardos
que casi 4 disrio nos rsgaIabs el mis-.
terioso pirotecnico, que nos a. tenido
= nos tiene con el alma en- un hio,
como deeirss sueIe. LIev&bamos Die.
to 81 cerrsr mi fevista del dis 8, , noe
q quedamos esperAndo los dies y ocho
que tAitsban hasta los veinticireo Annn.
cisdos en- el an6nimo recibido por 81
gobeRnAdor, , los siguientes - %
hloielen sspeeat. in Ia a:ealsIa 1si
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-03

como amigos sinceros y desinte
rssados. kscibe ahora 81 preeio
dc tn obra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-03

Ha reaparecido en- el sstadio
de la prensa habanera el antique
J viril peri6dico La Tos Dc C1bo,
bajo 10 direction de don Fernans
do Costa, ilustrado pub!icista.
Cslebramos ell suceso de esta
reaparici5n. EF nombre do Ia
Pos de Cuba nos co muy erato.
y evoca en- nuestra mente ef
recuerdoade las ensrgicas = pS.
tfi6ticAs campahas de Castaf6n y
Rafael dc Rafael.
iQue los lauros de la Hss de
aver ressfaescan en- La Tss 1s
Cuba do Eoyl
E'tossslo que d. eamol Il Cd;
lega;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-03

bras 8 nebalosidadss recelo.as su
pasado glorioso. g"
lPero 1 qui&n cuenta todo esto
M ClGmsr?
SuPondremos que i algdn CORE.
ligionario snyo, que 40 se distinRue.
segto N Clamor, nj por su dia.
fanidad, nj por su conducts CO.
rrecta, nj por Ia notoriedad do sue
procedimientos, y Of por sus to.
pujos, misterios, hos y chanchu.
llos. politicamente hablando.
Apostamos 4 que hemos ac0r.
tado, un catecismo aut6nomo del
P. Astets de Ia Revista.
Varios artesanos autonomistaa
escriben desde esta Capital al Sr.
Cepeda larga carta que publica
10 Rsvisto, y en- ella le dicsn, en-. 2
tre otras cosas no menos ins;.
nuantes:
"No 90 desanime v. porqus
haya caractsrss foies, nuI;dodss
csltbres y fgur;ltas que pronto 81
consan y ran d recogsrss q sxs
cxGrtslss de inUisYnO O...... En- 90.
ta is'a hay npchos outonomistas
de msntiriiii1as, incopaces de im.
ponsrss ningssn sacrifc;o por Ia
idea que aparentan sustentar.
I esos senores que asi 90
'"'oschau son. segdn IL RsCisto,
10 s4'esestdci6n del ssptyitw ls.
Uu"sado dol pueblo pusrtorrique-
flo.
lQu6 actitud tan fatsrnol ID
de II Rscista para CON aquel.os
correiIg'onarios cruelmente alu.
didos, ehl
lAgua val
iAhora 81 que escampa!
Htbla otro peri6dico del gre
milo disperso:
Vemos que Ia mayoria dc los
peri6dicos do Ia communion liberal
estan pnr la reunion de una nueya
Junta Magma 6 Asambea. Nos
otros creem0s que este remedio no
aeria bastants & curar las dolen.
cias que aquejan 81 partido liberal.
Esas dOleDciss 20 reiacionan mn.
cho con ell personalismo, con sl an.
tAgonismo individnsi, con Ia repre-.
sentaci0n persona!, casi CON el 90.
sarismn. 7 esto no se remedia CON
reuniones nj Asamb eas, este 90
cura llevandose q Ia picota p6blicA
aqnellos que por sue intereses
pattlcllIares, por sus presunci0ueB
y soberb'a, p0r sus miras ulteriores
PEI turban el partldo. Igual movi.
miento 80 ha operado en- 10 Penin.
sula On el partido zorrillista. /"
IQui6nes son esos m6nstruosi
ia YER si so les b .laga dando {
Ia publicidad sus nombres l--como
dscia 81 Ciamor de los queridos
amigos suyos de Ponce, que 90
psrmitieron exAortarle.
L
A 10 dc Ia picota, y de-
mas. replica otro colega do ID CO.
mada que el castigo tan al na.
tural indicado "es el peor dc loo
medios de que los partidos dispo.
mem para zanjar diferencias pro.
cedsntes del personalismo."
IRn que quedamos, 81 fn y al
cabo?
| 0 sea, en- resumidas cuentas:
Iqu4 90 10 que dsbiera hacerse
con los presuntuosos, sobsrbios
y cesaristas7
IEmpalarlos7
IEnterrarioa vivOa9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-03
IsLA DE CUBA.

Ninguna noticia de gran bulto
hemrs encontrado en- nuestros
capjes de IL Antilla hermana, si
ex;eptuamos las siguientes, que
no pusden ser mas tristes:
El fslIeeimiento del limo Sr b.
Andres Sitjar, Presidente de ID
Real Audiencia de la HAbana. '
funcionario probo { integro, que
gozaba de generates simpAtias en
aqueila sociedad.
81 del sefior don Antonio Bs.
chiller = Morales, ilustre hombre
de ciencia que honraba 4 su pals
natal, Cuba, y 4 Ia P4tria comtu,
segdn exprssa ell Diaris de ID
Marina. y Ell cual fae Cate dratico,
desde muy joven, y periodista,
historfador. poeta, autor drama.
tico, iurisconsulto, bibli6grafo =
OAOAAVAbA1t0
FL de Ia Excma Sra Condeea
viud. de O'Reilly, Marqussa do
San Felipe Santiago. Grande de
Espafia y Dama Noble de Maria
Llisa, respetabilisima mstrona l
quien se tenis en- grande aprecio
y veneraci6n por sus virtudes ?
aentimientos caritativos.
Y ell dol Ooronel Teniente Co.
ronel primer .jefe de Ia Coman-
dancia Occidental de Artilleris.
don Leopoldo Garcia Gard6, "an.
tiguo J distinguido militar, dice
un colega habanero. que desde
hace muchos amos prestaba sus
servicios en- aquella isla, donde
era muy conoeido y estimado."
lDescanssn en- 81 seno dc Diosi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-03

lDssgrAciados autonomissasl
iHaeta con vuestras propias
armas os vencemosl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-03

Y ALA Vi ESQ. 1svant6se al dia
siguients 81 repressntsnts ca Ii CANA.
r. de Rnis Zorrills, el sehor Romero
Gil, S,nz, psfa califcar de hsrejia 81
d,scurso de CAsteIsr, al que (ssgdn de.
cAr6) levantaria ma eststua como
orador, pero ls cAlifc6 do NAL politioc.
Y hsblando por 80 cueuta, dsfendia
Doa pronuncismisntos, sentaudo ID NOD
sissa do que "eomo el eJtrcito pisnso,
slents y quiere. pusds llsgar un dia
On qxe q&isra." Dime coz quien an
das, ' to dire quien srss. Y por si no
habia explicado bien 90 penssmiento,
81 diputAdo sorritlista aAadi6 que" O.
sjSrcito pneds imponer 90 10y el dis
que crsa que 81 pals dsbe csmbisr "a
sstado de SER .''-l Horrorl La tsmpeu-
tad rugi6 en- toda 10 Cimara. Una
VOC califca dc faeciosa lA declaration
IL protests fut general. SsgaGta % le.
v.nt6 , con ensrqiA rechas6 les frasss
de Gil Sans, cali6e e&ndolas de rsbe di.
cor sobradiHima rssjn, porqua 81 sjtr.
eito NO pusde qaersr mas que 10 qns
quiars 10 naci6n. 70 era tempo de
hacsr 10 proteata Official, que dsbi6 hs.
cerss el diA antstior.
Romero Robledo, que NO podis de-
jar de meter basa % 10 discussion,
combati6 la circular, que cAlific6 de-
ineficss y de arbitfaria, J ls contsst6
81 m'niatro de 0rscis y Justicis, one
sc crsce, aiendo hoy IL IenguA del mi.
nistetio, = por tantc pisdra do toqne
de todos; ha:ts Q, panta de que 81 81.
Garcia Aiix ls echo ca. cara que hs .
blsndo prssidide ls comisidn de- rsfor
mas militaees do Osssola y h.bisnde
tsnido ss'aciones iotimss con al dirsc.
sor de La te,rta ,ondeaeta mi N4r !,
con Gus redacmIss, que rseihisn sus
iusri.se!eAes, resa atseaf al satsasss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-03

Fomento, fe'aClva 70 propladsd lite.
rAris. 7 otrA dispoaisndo que no &c
pub iqusn las deelsrsciones que hsga
y Jlnta de clssss pssivas por ssrvicios
en- UitrAuAt, dc los cssantes, jabila.
dos , hu6: fanos, ,hasts que sean rsvo.
cadaS 8 reformxdAs.
Anochs, On IL Academic Espafio'a,
90 celebr6 10 reAida elecci6n para ID
plssa que deJ6 vacante sl duqus dc
Vlllshermoss, y vsnci6 10 csndidatura
dol catedrAtico Sr. O3mmslsrAn, dstro.
tando 81 novelista PSrez Gald6s por
cuatro votos. TsndrA que OR Ahora
10 ptenGa liberal que apadrinaba al es.
critor naturalists, dc m6rito indiscuti-
bic, psro cuyas ideas no son simpAti.
cas- & 10 mayoria de 10 docta corpora
ci6n.
Dta 19.-Oomo alssnss hoy todavis
el correo, van noticias de Nm dia mks,
que no carecen do inter9s. La session
del Senado, de aver, % emple6 On Do
ner dc relieve 81 jalso que 90 ha arma
do On 10 Diputaci6n provincial contra
"a presidente. el marques de Sardosl,
ssuntc dc importancia { para ellos)
En- sl Oongrsso pas6 cast toda 10 tsr
de On Ia interpolation del ST.. Lastres
sobre 10 {amosa indsmnixAci6n de 80
millonssl que fsclsma 81 sot disa~s
sdbdito americana Mora. lAhi es I'm
grano de anisl " On otras oeasio-
mes he hsblsdo del particular; la psrss.
vsrancia dol diputado por Puerto. Rico
puso de nuevo 10 question para aclarar,
, con 90 fAcil paIabrs, no a6Io demos
tr6 que sl 0obierno do los Estador
Uoidos no hs considerable jamAs 81
crelito Mora include On IL liza uidsci6n
general dc dsudas entire dicho pats y
Espsna, sino que prob6 qae Moret,
cusndo srs Mlnistro, no dijo ii PsrIA.
mento Ia sxscts fealidsd do las coRss.
. consignsr que los dos Gobiernos, de
Q mtn aeuerdo, llsvAban II nsgocia.
tl5a htsis ID sseipsceidad. El mas.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
A PettifogSine Dog.

Congressman Allen, representative from
Mississippi, tells the following:
While practicing law in his native state the
case Of man whose dog had been shot by a
neighbor and who wished to obtain damages
for him, was brought before the court
Among the witnesses summoned to testify
to the qualities of the dead animal was a slow
talking old darky, Familiarity known as
''Uncle SAM
''Did you know anything about this dog,
Sams" asked the counsel for the plaintiff
II reckon 1 did, replied Uncle Sam Give
howed him ever since he were pup"
'Wen, what sort Of dog was hea" asked
the lawyer.
"He was big yaller dog" replied Sam
'Oh, said the lawyer somewhat inpatient
ly, ~ don't mean how did he look. mean
what sort Of dog was he-could ihe hunt
was he a guardi"
HE couldn't do nathin' as knowed on, "
replied Sam slowly, "cep eat, an sleep, an
lay roun' an holler, an make fuss. OATS
what made 'em call i'm what dey did"
And what did they call him" asked the
lawyer.
why, sah," replied Sam, folks called i'm
Lawyer. Magazine
Original.
Street Loafer-Hello, boyl what's new In
the paper todayf
Smart Newsboy-The date.-Y ankee Blade.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
ELEGANCE AND COMFORT
ELEGANCE! COMFORT,
ASK ro7 .He
BYRON Roll COLLAR.
WILLIAM BARKER.
TROY, n. Y

TROY, n. Y. MANUFACTURES
cE-;4s' c-y.:E. III. ~ izl yI7-E LYEy3r.
For Sale by GOLD STANDT. tho
Halter and FurnlSner, 204 East
Douglas avenue 1901
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
Election Notice-sixth ward.

WICHITA, Kan, May 10, lsS3.
The City council, at a special meeting
held on the 11th inst. passed an ordinance
creating an additional ward, and the old
second voting precinct in the First ward,
or all that territory lying east Of Fourth
avenue and south OF Douglas avenue with
in the corporate limits of the city, consti
tutes the Sixth ward.
The mayor will issue his proclamation
authorizing an election to be held about
June 10 for the purpose of electing two
memb ers of the city council and two mem
bers of the board of education for the Sixth
ward. All persons entitled 10 the right Of
suffrage, both male and female, residing
in the Sixth ward, who may wish to par
ticipate 81 said special election should see
that they are properly registered IN said
Sixth ward as the law requires the regis
traitor books 70 be closed ten days before
such election takes place. All registrations
since January ! are valid for this election.
II. l. TAYLOR,
155tf Commissioner OF Election.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
The Story of q Gray Cat.

The gray cat lived on a boat, and had a
charming family of three gray kittens. No
one thought she would forget to return to
the boat on time; the gang plank was drawn
in, the big wheel went round, and pussy came
down the dock when the boat went round the
point Just imagine how surprised and de-
lighted the kittens were when the next boat
down the river brought pussy, who found
her old home as soon as the boat touched the
wharf. You would think that would be the
last time she would go ashore alone. But,
alas the temptation to visit wharf boats was
so strong that she got left somewhere on the
Indiana side of the Ohio. This trip the
steward left the boat and the kittens disap-
peared with him.
Three or four days afterward the ga"
arrived from below. and the gray pussy
came UP on her, No one knows how she
found out that the boat was bound up the
river instead Of down, for other boats had
stopped at that place, but only this one going
up to Cincinnati. Puss was soon installed in
her Old home again; but the kittens were not,
and she was lonesome So she went out on
the wharf boat and found poor, forlorn kit
ten, nearly as large as herself. This she car
ried in her mouth up into the cabin Of the
Golden Rule and placed it on chair, and in
sisted that 1t should be noticed and caressed,
nor moved the cat until it was supplied.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
Toes Eaten OF.

Several years ago / was called to see a
colored woman who had malignant form
Of cancer on her foot. The cancer grew
worse under the prescribed treatment, and
the tees and one side of the foot were at
length eaten entirely away. The patient
could not have survived much longer, but
] commenced the use of Swift's Specific,
and it cured her sound and well. That
was three years ago and there has been no
return of the disease. L have also used S
S. S. in many other cases with the best re-
suits, and have cured great many cases
OF rheumatism with it which had resisted
all other treatment | regard Swift's
Specific a most excellent medicine for blood
diseases, as It's tendency is to drive out the
poison. WIN. z. STAGE, NJ. d.
Matherville, Miss, March 6, 1889.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
HE RODE FREE.
The Man Who Bet He Could Beat the
Conductor Is Now President of Road.

Conductor Is Now President of Road.
| Six or eight Of us were sitting around the
| stove in the old Mansion house in Buffalo one
| night a decade Of years ago, and the talk
! finally turned upon railroads and how con-
ductors had been beaten by deadheads One
man told a story, to be followed by another,
and New Yorker finally observed:
"Yes, but this was In the past, before there
was any real system or much sharpness. No
one can beat a conductor iu these days"
''That's very true" added a second. "You
have got to either come down or get off,"
There was quarter Of an hour Of such
talk, and then g man who had moved into
the circle and remained silent finally said:
"Well, I dunno | am sharp enough to
ride from here to Batavia without paying
fare"
scot a pass, maybeF'
'No, I haven't"
"Do you mean to say that you can ride
| without ticket or money!"
II have done it."
SIS the conductor relative Of yoursF'
''No, sir"
"You didn't put up any personal property r.
"Not thing"
'Well, if it can be done I'd like to see it,
lHcio al Q Dill &c VI do SClus1 INV Ii, aho IL pun
up S25 that you can't ride for nothing"
''You won't put the conductor on to meF"
mo"
'Well, I'm going that way myself. and
believe I'll cover that bet The understand
ing Is that l show neither pass, ticket nor
cash, nor secure the conductor"
That's the size Of 1t. Put your money In
the hands of this gentleman, Judge Davis,
who lives at Batavia
The money was put up, and next morning
we all went down to the train together. The
man who was TO beat the road told us to go
into the smoker and he would presently
join US.
We got seats and the train pulled out, and
we were wondering if our man hadn't been
hauled OFF before the start, when the door
opened and he entered with the salutation:
Tickets, if you pleased"
Say, if you keep on you'll be general man
ager some dayl' sneered the loser when he
saw that he had Aeen roped.
He did better than that. A year ago he
was made president of hustling western
road, and Is now drawing prncely salary.
New York Sun.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
d1Df
Iupor,sn, Change Of Time

On the Santa Fe, taking efec. today
IIth instant, at midnight:
Going North and East-Eastern Express
a:25 q. N; Chicago Express, 9.2S5 ?. II
California and Colorado Express, $50 ?.
N
South and West-CaIdweil and Okla
hona Express, 10 a H.; Texas Express.
II a. N: Wellington and Hunnewell EI-
press, T351 p. u
Also change in time On the Sc. Louis S,
San Francisco Railway, taking effect to
day, May II. At midnight:
Vest Bound-Caiitornia and Colorado
Express departs SD a IT.; Colorado sns.
New Mexican Express, As ?. m
East Bound-New Yo.k Express ard
Mail 10 q n: 81. Louis Night Express
and Mail, 1900 p. II dl52 Il