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DROPPED DEAD.

Psychologists estimate that the heart
does 100000 pounds of work each day.
No wonder people drop dead with worn
out hearts. This could be prevented by
DR.. Miles new and great discovery, the
New Cure. Always commence when you
first begin to get short of breath, have
weak, faint or smothering spells, pain or
tenderness in side, etc Sold at 0. A.
Alter.
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THE auction sale of graded Holstein-
Friesians at Rahr RIOS. stock farm last
Saturday was a complete failure, not one
sale having been made. This is a serious
reflection upon the farmers of the county
as this is, without question, the finest
herd in the county. Indeed it would be
difficult to find better looking cows any,
where. But not bid was made though
large crowd was present, many OF them
farmers who need new blood on their
farms This failure cannot be otherwise
than discouraging to breeders OF good
stock in the county and shows clearly
that we have not, as an agricultural COM
munity. made the advances that circum-
stances seemed to indicate. The stock,
it Is said, will be sold to butcher-a
sacrifice which does little credit to the
county.
One thing about the sale was to be-
highly commended: There was not a
drop of beer or any kind of ardent drink
on the premises. What makes it more
creditable is that the owners OF the herd
are brewers. But there was no attempt
to profit by the excitement which might
be caused by free indulgence.
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RTOOD vs. NERVES

Great mistakes have been made in the
world, by supposing many nervous
troubles were due to bad blood. Thus
headache, fits, dizziness, sleeplessness,
ETC., are always due to weakness or irrita-
ton of the nerves of the brain; dyspepsia,
pain, wind, etc. to weakness of the ner-
yes of the stomach: weak lungs is caus-
ed by weakness of the parts; biliousness
constipation, etc. to weakness of the
nerves, liver or bowels: pain, irregular
its,sterility to arrangement of the uterine
nerves. For all weakness, DR.. Miles
great nerve and brain food surpasses
all other remedies. Trial bottles free at
Drug Store 0. A. Alter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-27
A Lucky Young HaIIetYiiIe Iaxan.

1t is often SAID that luck falls TO the unworthy
but interesting Otto Won Rosenberg of Hallets-
vile, Texas, the happy possesor of one-twentleth
part of ticket No. 81 GA in the April drawing OF
the Louisiana State Lottery drawing S3O0.0lU, we
find it has fallen in the right place. He Is in
dustrious young merchant who has been here but
a short time. The SIS, 0O0received by him will be
partly used in his business. Mr.. Rosenberg sem
his ticket for collection to Ball, Hutchins IL Co.
of Galveston, and it paid upon presentation
without any Observation-Disclosures Tex New
Era May Is.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-27

TINE was the tramp printer could al
ways raise little money by calling at
printing offices. But the thing became
a profession and now he is treated like
other tramps,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-27

MILLINERY very cheap below cost, come
and see how cheap L sell Ladies' and
Children's trimmed and untrimmed hats at
low prices. Flowers, Tips, Ribbons, Satin,
Silk, Velvet etc. below cost. Come and
see all new and stylish goods at
Mrs. M. SEIDL, Millinery Store, Opposite
the Williams House. Is
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-27

The Manitowocs were defeated at
Appleton on Saturday last by score of
6 to 8. When it is understood that
Appleton has one of the finest non-pro-
fessional clubs in the State and that our
boys have played but one match game
this season, it will readily be seen Mani
towoc has club of which it need not be
ashamed. With practice it can beat any
amateur club in this section. When
the boys play here they should be en-
couraged as they well deserve patronage.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-27

DIR. BANzHoF was always bachelor
but now he is sort of woe-begone, soil
tary, deuced lonesome bachelor and is
living around wherever he can pick up a
stray meal. His mother Is visiting IN
Oshkosh and the hired girl took French
leave.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-27

A. w. RICHTER, who graduated with
such honors from the state university,
will take post graduate course next
year at the same institution and will also
do some teaching there. He has had an
offer to become one of the faculty of
Lawrence University.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-27

THE city council discovered that the
property which was to be purchased for
use az a central hose station was encum-
bered with Judgment and so decided to
fix up the south side engine house in
stead. The latter may be called hose
station, but central" is misnomer
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PROGRESS.

1t is very important in this age of vast
material progress that remedy be
pleasing to the taste and to the eye, easily
taken, acceptable to the stomach and
healthy in its nature and effects. Pos.
sessing these qualities, Syrup of Figs is
the one perfect laxative and most gentle
diuretic known. q
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-27

CHARLES SMALLEY has had a new Office
for his own use fixed up where he can
escape the everyday caller who never
| seems to realize that the time of bIsi-
ness man has value.
ANOTHER lot of the new dark colored
handsomely figured Challis delains end
also new assortment CT beautiful sat
ines, have just been received by us.
SCHUETTE Bros.
"LIGR" RAND celebrated is 9th birth
day on Friday last. All who know "Lige''
wish him health and happiness up to the
Tooth anniversary; after that he should
be satisfied to go up higher.
ROBERT RUDOLPH returned last week
from a visit to Denver, Colorado. He
was so favorably impressed with the eli
mate of that place that he intends to
make Denver his future home.
We have reduced the prices of crinkled
Seersuckers to about the price of COM
mon prints, and at that rate they are the
cheapest material for summer wear in the
market "a SCHUErTE Bros.
CLARENCE SMALLEY received telegram
on Monday informing him that his wife
mad met serious accident and request
ing his immediate presence. Mrs. Small
ley has been visiting friends in Michigan.
The boys who went out to Chiffon came
back like battle-scarred veterans. Daniel
son, the catcher, had neck on him and
Ed Kirwan had double upper lip. The
ball is dangerous sort of animal, at
times.
NJ. PA NEW DISCOVERY
Weakened and deranged livers, stom-
achs and bowels should never be acted
on by irritants like common pills, bran,
etc. Miles Pills cures liver complaint,
constipation, piles, ETC., by new method.
Samples free at O. A. Alter.
SHERIFF ZEMAN now drives a fine team
which he purchased from John Murphy
of Cato. The Cato farmers have for some
time being given attention to horse
breeding and are now getting their
reward.
We have just opened lot OF Challis
delaines OF the beautiful Persian designs
which are now SO much in demand as to
make it difficult to obtain them at all
times. We secured good assortment of
the latest makes. SCHUETTE Bros.
A COUPLE OF sailors from off the
schooner Phoenix got on foot on Satur-
day evening. They-were using language
quite painful to hear" on the streets
when policeman gobbled them up and
put them in jail
BASE BALL.
The Manitowocs and Sheboygans play
a game of base ball in this city this after
noon at $3.50. Do not fail to see this
game as it will be a good one Both
clubs are excellent ones.
j. s. Villas, thoroughly competent
Judge of base ball playing, says the
Manitowocs are made up of first class in
dividual players and with practice and
good management would make formid-
able nine
Mamma Ito her little boy. "Now,
Bonnie, if you'll be good and go to sleep
mamma II give you one of DR.. Ayers
nice sugar-coated Cathartic Pills, next
time you need medicine" Bonnie, smll-
ing sweetly dropped off to sleep at once
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-27

A MAN named Enk from whom his wife
was legally separated at the late term of
court, came around last week and went
on hurrah. His ci-deuant wife feared
trouble and Enk was arrested. He was
sentenced to four days confinement in
the county jail.
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FOR SALE.

I offer my farm of 60 acres of land, sit
uated in Maple Grove about two miles
from Grimms and two miles from Reeds
vile and containing so acres of land.
Thirty five acres are under cultivation.
Terms Cash. Is
DANIEL WATT, Maple Grove P. 0.
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DOUBLE CONE PERFECTION DRIP
COFFEE POT.

We are agents for above Coffee Pot.
By following the printed directions ac-
companying each Coffee Pot you will
positively have the most economical,
best and most healthful drink that can
be obtained from the coffee berry. No
eggs required.
The RAND & RoEMER HARDWARE Co.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-27

WE have this season, an exceedingly
w comprehensive collection OF Dress
Goods. Of which the following are few
tandom-picked samples. Many more are
described IN our ILLUSTRATED SUMNER
CATALOGUE, which We shall be pleased to
mail to you Gree on being requested 80
to do.
23-inch and 32-inch light, medium and
dark grey MIXTURES. .... 10c., Is.
3G-inch TACOMA TRICOTS, fine mix
lures ................ ooc
36-inch and 44-inch HENRIETTAS,
leading colors ............--..25 c., Doc.
50-inch FLANNEL SUITINGS, new
mixtures ............2 Doc, Doc, SOC.
56-inch LADIES' CLOTHS, PLAINS or
mixtures Observation-Disclosures. SOC.
42-inch and 50-inch BROADCLOTHS, a
large assortment. ......... Sl.UO, Sl.5O.
40-inch SERGES, all colors. ....... Coo
38-Inch CHEVIOT SUITINGS, grey,
brown, blue. green or tan mixed. SOC.
4O-inch DRAP d ALMA, staple colors
4O-inch all wool HENRIETTAS. D.. Soc
4O-inch and 45-inch all wool HENRIET-
TAS. 75c., 90c., S1OO
34inch BLACK ANDWHITES STRIPES
very ample assortment. ........ 371ac
Al D., L. 1i,lH
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FRANK A. LAPPEN & CO.
SUCCESSORS TO THE)
milwaukee House Furnishing Co.
Liberal Furnishers
TheLoWPriceS. TheLOWPrices
Found Only Here.

Buy $4,000 worth, we will
pay the purchaser his Rail-
road fare one way, from any
place in the State.
$4,000 worth or more, we
will pay the fare both ways.
All purchases will be deliver
ed to any Railroad Freight
Station Free.
Our stock in every depart
ment is as complete and we'll
stocked, as money and good
judgment can make it-there-
fore all grades of Furniture,
Carpets, Draperies, China,
Stoves, Ranges and other fur
nishings can be found here.
Chamber Sets $500 & higher.
Folding Beds $500"
Dining Tables $50"
Hall Stands 6.OO''
Parlor Suits $500"
and all other furniture for
Parlor, Hall, Bed Room Dining
Room, or Kitchen, at proper
tionately low prices.
CARPETS
Ing-ains SOC to 75c. per I'D.
all wool.
Tapestry Brussels soc. to
'oc. per yd.
Body Brussels S5c. $3.50
per. I'd.
Wilton Veivets Sl.OO to
to S1.75 per I'D.
Also a full line of Oil
Cloths, Mattings, Rugs, etc.
Write for catalogues, prices
and cuts of Baby Carriages,
Refrigerators, Oil Stoves, Gas
Stoves and Rattan Furniture.
FRANK A. LAPPEN & CO.
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The steamer Muskegon now leaves

The steamer MuskegOn now leaves Tor
northern points every Sunday evening at
7. The Depere on Wednesdays and the
Corona as heretofore on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday. This gives us boat
northward every evening except Monday
and Friday. The people of Kewaunee
and Ahnapee don't need any Midland
Road now.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-27

WHILE raising the foremost of the G.
c. Barnes at the ship yard yesterday, the
shear legs broke and the mast came down
doing considerable damage but injuring
no one
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-27

BARGAINS IN COOK STOVES,
Having decided to make a change in
our stove business we will for the next
SO DAYS make special prices on mix
ed stock we have on hand. Please call
in and look at our assortment.
The RAND & RoEMER HARDWARE Co.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

The undersigned is agent for the cele-
brated Mason & Hamlin's Pianos and
Organs. Orders received for tuning and
repairing which will receive prompt at
tention. Miss A. HECKER.
jaw Street
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STATE SCHOOL MONEY

The State School Money received by
c. A. Gielow, County Treasurer. Amounts
to S2O,471.85. The apportionment is on
basis of S1.35S per scholar and the sew
eral towns and cities are entitled to the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-27

LUDLOW'S LADIES FINE SHOES
II dozen of the latest styles received
The Lace Shoes take the lead and are
elegant. We recommend the Ludlow
Shoe as one OF the best made In the mar
ket and would like you to give us trial
on them. T.. kRUMMHEUR
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THERE was no meeting of the Dairy
Board yesterday.
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DAIRY BOARD.

Reedsville, June, 81, 1889.
Offered:-290 boxes Cheddars; 352
boxes Flats; 202 boxes Y. A.
Sold:-1l0 boxes Cheddars at 734c.;
80 boxes Cheddars 75s; 50 boxes Flats IA.
J. E. SCHULTZ, Secy.
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THE bugs are playing the deuce with
wheat n Michigan.
COLLECTOR Ed. WALL has been in
structed to turn his office over to Fink
July l. NJ. H. Murphy goes out of Office
at the same time.
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FOR
Summer Wear.

Ch!ld n the S4n, reru!gsnt Summer e0mss'
THOMSON.
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7s*Nail Orders Promptly Filled.'.'
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NEW SHOE SHOP.

Fred Eggert has opened a shoe shop in
the Knickrehm building opposite the
post office where he will make boots and
shoes and do general repairing.
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MANITOWOC MARKET.

The following arc the current prices
OF the various articles of produce as re.
reported for us by Schuotte Bros.
Wleat-SDrlDQ TeoSY
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NiAhbNEh DhoS.. Dltt
ers OF Holstein Cattle and p. G.. Swine.
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following amounts
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-23
sUNFLoWER soUPCoN.

The volunteer Hremen OF Kansas had q
delightful time at junction City.
Another weather predictor says that
June will be wet month in Kansas;
this season.
Dr. G.. r. Stanton, aged So, was run
over and instantly killed by the cars at
Ottowa, Monday.
Leavenworth will have a trades dis
play next today in honor of the opening
of the Home mine.
The Seward county broom factory
ships the bulk of its products 10 Colorado,
where it finds ready sale for same.
The grand lodge of the Knights of
Pythias is in session at LeavenwoTth
and guests and hosts are having a grand
time.
Saline county is doing very well in the
postofiice line thank you. There is only
one Democratic postmaster doing bust
ness in the county.-Republican.
As sort of Sunday diversion d CO
terie of toughs rounded UP a berry good
time Sunday in Salina with a stabbing
bee. The same day a valued and valua-
BILE citizen of that town died suddenly OF
heart disease.
The county assessors census returns
for the c!ty Of Leavenworth will, the
Sun says, have the effect OF abolishing
the auditor. The city can stand that
loss, however, since the II metropolitan po-
lice remains with them
The Newton Republican is quite posi-
tive that the coming fair viii be the
greatest IN the history of Harvey. The
crops will astonish everybody, while the
live stock Of every kind viii be ahead q
ever shown here before.
An exchange asks why so many school
teachers are Old maids The reason ~
evident; few women Of good sense care
TO exchange $50 position FOR sl0man.
-Potwin Messenger. They can't BE-
blamed so much for that, but there Is
nothing to prevent them from bidding
for higher priced goods. En-
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-23

parr OF thIs answer, "a qaitcialm DEED OF ali
my night, title and interest whatever in you.
leaving a blank 10 be hiled mp Uy the name OF
the party - grantee, by whom you may in fut-
ure be claimed under sQuat;er title. Hoping ycu
WI fully appreciate my feelings in the prem
Uses. hereby attach tie SAID deed. as follows.
tO-wit:
KNOW ALL MES fASD WoMEsl BY THESE
PRESENTS, That l. John Howard OF Canyon
City, OF tho nrst part, do hereby give, grant,
bargain. convey and quii-ciairn all my right
title aud interest Ia and 10 the following (sn)
real estate. to-wit: The undivided ancient
estate known as Mary Howard, ths title TO
which / acquired by discovery. occupation.
possession and use; situate at present In ihs
town OF Denver, Jefferson Territory. together
with all tho improvements made and erected
by me thereon. with ali the rents, profits. ease
ments, enjoyment long sufrcr.ug and apyur-
tenances thereto IN any wise apper;ain;rg.
unto -, OF the second port; 70 have and 10
hold, unto the said --, 50 long a. he can keep
her, without recourse upon The grantee, as IN
dorser.
In tes.imony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and seal, this 2ith da5 o. June, 1861.
tSiguedl JOHN HOWARD. tSsai1
Signed IN presence o. a. Bsdd, clerk OF dis
triCt court
Per wILBuR r. SToSR Deputy.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-23
QUEER FRIENDS.
The Pathetic Parting Between an Aged
Counterfe.tsr aud Little boy.

The Pathetic Parting Between Aged
Counterfs.tsr and Little Boy.
fCor. Louisville Courter-Jouruaij
United States Deputy Marshal Winernaa
left tho other afternoon for the Albany ~
" penitantlary with three prisoners-Ds-
vid Hale, connterfefting, Eve years; Pio-ls-
ant Clark, four years Tor the same Ofenss;
and W lliarn Hunter, colored, two years for
robbing the mails. The jail doors wero
opened 20 the prisoners, and Clark and
Hunter hantcuIed together came out frat
Following them slowly leaning on The arm
OF the guard, was ola DAVID Halo Ills
steps were slow and lettering, and hss
white hair hung down over features bag
gard, thin AID pale from his long oonfno-
meat In the jail A. Intervals Of
every few PAGES hollow cough
emanated from the old raaE's cot
trscted chest, and told more plainly han
words TIA; he was no, iOng for tl1s vor1d-
Hanging on 20 tae aged prisoner's coat
was little Big spysrsatlT PIT eigvea
years Of age. To ch!i9 CARVED u his had
a baszet Of lunch prepared for Hale. Since
his confinement. tAe Cd E=3a has
been constantly Waited 81 . young
woman ard hsr child, he boT
VITO carried him fhs lzrrh. s.x
years ago '-o.d Dsvy" sas ~, ard Mr.
Wilson took hsra % from lbs led u . sail
a. the stock<yarsss. gaTe hEn food AoG
shelter, sd Hzrssc biz. through liz sies'
ness. These wsre tie osiy frSaz1s - had.
and they sflii oCmfortod htr = k1s Ella
fortunes.
" hen he party ha-e walked trofa tss ~
- tte ShoTtLAre aepo; tssy bos'zs"c aSs
trz4a, and s,.e guard xaz ooEPeiasd - ie-s
TIE boy's a-zzs toz Aboat hls 90 's1s1>fss
necx- A coughing ys@soIyszs SsS>s Iise I'd
f.an- ard wzslsg bis nAae .; % p0T' no
stood scbt1sg % s1c p2sszorE-, Ia ir@4l
pulled O.. 40 EaIs sSs Sacs =sTs q lis
way % thu pcn..Gstlzry. Ess ssfss<sEsae VII
never Dc served cat sn1 rsc cA<ncrs are
that he Wiz reTer rsscs Es6 r<sz- o-1rs %
fss er.fsessloe aSd r.,sas T-sszk-sg eDn6i.oz-
Has hz-s 70 rx.z:sxe> e 1ss cEzS1try, Iii
kAs a Son shirry-6rs ZsssE 9! 1sin VIA l.
xeli-.x>So ss.stecaAs6.er Z L4SsrTooL Sore
sr~.sc. as-r. s<,<.y s<.-.zzcs had ssszn passed.
ur,s. lin Hale write 20 h&s scz and &C.
sss.sasr I'D tie yo1zg E4@a VIII hAs fsLi4zrs
sna--.e md astEsG-pr. is also I'd LA ,hs
hsssorT 81 IL lie sd tro<zcssz s.zas &c -.
l,sea oozpc.lAf % la2r1 Ia nsrrs lznd
rzors .hz1 et:esz ysA<s ago, kcd saos
.ss.sca tine rs sDz A~d seA<zi roaa5ax %
rs father Cd szgpose. a1-s dead m
writer 81. D. ID r2s sxoscs % IRE kag
sss wo-A3 e1s hscsy Z ns ooz.3 49, ses ~
- deserted &af G.ssr>os5 sa kas yzzsA TIA
soa r,z-esSe5 sew York czsy e TIM - D. "a
Esa4saag iof Ass 'ai2.sr - 10 press gzs4A
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-23
KANSAS AND MISSOURI.

A short time ago Mr.. w. H. Tufts,
ST., of Brookfield, Mo-, had occasion to
visit Southern Kansas and on his return
home he gave his impressions of the
state in letter to his home paper, the
Argus, from which the following extract
is taken. 1t is candid statement Of
what he saw and told in clever style:
kansas as a state is far beyond my
expectations. Like a great many others.
l had formed wrong opinion of the soil
and what it would produce. Thirty or
forty years ago we were told that timo-
thy ard blue grass could not be raised in
the grand old state of Missouri, but ex-
perience has taught me, as well as all
others, that not only blue grass, but al
most everything else grows here in
abundance, and so | found it in Kansas
everything grows there that does here,
only that new country needs
cultivating. | speak particularly of
southern Kansas, and especially of But
Ter, Cowley, Sumner and Sedgwick coun-
ties. They are spoken of as the big ~
out there, being the biggest producing
four counties of the state, located about
onehundred and forty..miles south and two
hundred west, making the climate much
warmer than here, and | would Judge,
much healthier, as | am told that what
few doctors they have are generally COM
planning of dull times, and are talking of
engaging III some other business in con-
nection with their profession. l must
say with all regard TO this grand old
state of ours) that IN Butler county saw
some of the finest land ever saw in nv
life, while in other places, like here and
all other countries, you can find some
very poor rough land.
| was told that at the Worlds fair in
New Orleans, Kansas took the gold medal
for the best corn In the world, also the
first premium on red winter wheat and
-four; first premium on sorghum sugar,
and on one hundred varieties of apples.
besides slxtv-tve other prizes.
Wichita, Winfield and FL Dorado are
certainly beautiful cities. In order TO
understand or appreciate thsir magnifi-
cent buildings. one will have 10 visit and
see for thenoelyes-
In conclusion viii say that If / could
recall a few years ! would like 10 go TO
southern Kansas to live, and expect 10
visit Kansas again soon.
AS Missourian | can, for the first
time, willingly and gladly extend a
hand OF fellowship and receive Kansas
as worthy sister to this or any other
state Ii this section of this grand and
fertile county,
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-23

Trusts have been sustained in a ma
jority report of a committee of the New
York legislature, which was submitted
at length Thursday of last week. They
are found to be harmless things, neces-
sary because competition is force, and
certain to be dissolved of their own
weight. But the minority think differ
emily. They are not at all convinced
that the correcting hand of time is sutfi-
cient; but they have more confidence in
the application of the common law. Spe-
cial legislation they do not yet seem to
believe in. Their conclusion is strange
one: ''If in the future the monster ag-
gregations Of wealth which now proves
SO potent, both in the state and the ma
ton, in preventing legislation directed
against their selfish and dangerous
methods, shall prove equally successful
in retaining administrative officials, and
in Substituting the bench itself, the only
lie Q " rests with the sovereign people.
whose patience may eventually be tried
TOO far