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Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
6umlehoIten / Nnen er taaet mea,

nhhlleypNgH ! Bptu et tuYel hNYel
al / &c lenere Gar, bells paa @runb at
be itGrtt nerlenbe GriIer, bells paa
Gruno al, at 9aforbolbene er blepne
minbre sube, % G~rbcibsfraft % @icb=
ming bDrere. Oct CT | ben norSpeitli9e
Gel at Spen, 8~psenie-
G8nens irustbare Serb meo mango
SmaaitOue, at Sumlebprfninsen alle-
reoe / mango Gar bar peret brepet,
siter Si9enbe inbfsrt al Ell tiplisere
BeIiober of "@i9rrssaaro". Saauel
nobpttet Tom 8riIen er itGrft ucrlenbe,
reoens De narlise Sriftsomfoitninser
tr meget fore, 400 Ser. pr. 3pnbe
9nnN aurlis. llbbDttet perler fra 5 til
20 Gentner pr. Sb. 2anb, 9rilen er /
&e9elen ira so til 100 Ser. pr. Gcntner,
men Den bar pGret fra 3 til 400 Ser.
Pr. Gentner.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
ulnffestilfrlSe.

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item @nsellen / SprrfebO, / Ell lang
GarrGtte &ulf pua &OIen9aarber, fom
forleben al Sage peb ct lllpftestilfelOe.
Seb at bore Sob up paa 9pftet ltprtebe
ban fra bet Bperite al Srappen neo paa
@ulpet Og paabrO9 zig berueo en- laa
~betDbeli9 8eitaoi9elle at SUpeoet, at
ban pieblitfeli9 miiteoe 8euibltbeben og
opoe II Elmer efter.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
glan0t be GartuHer,

ere iaa 9obe, ipm be burbe bore, men /
Stprrelie life bar labet np9ct tilba9e
at pnIfe, pmtaler "Ialbors aeiS" Ell,
ipm er aulet | Nalbors @snen, ps Tom
peb nernlere @fteripn bite iig at bore
inbrettet til Seboelie for ct Gar samle
Mus ps Is glade Muieun9er.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

in Spuarter / Sjsbenbopn bar iijor
laa bcIoi9 / &lasIelptteriet at oirtbe Ell
GeOinlt paa 10000 &runcr. 8ette er
Ct War Iioen, % forleben anbolbt YOliz
net poa @aben ct iprfalbent Gubieft,
Der gaooe 5 Gre | i'm 9ensepuns. Sette
0ar HcIterne al De 10000 Ser. | 2gbet
al ct Qar.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

Sanif 6lpoe / bermetif tiIutfebe
8lifpaaier erpprteres til @nslonb at ct
itodbplmlt Selitab, Der er bannet /
bette giemeb. s 2unbpn ialses benne
5lsbe til pmtrent Salpbelen al Den lebz
panlise Yris for enselit Slsbe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
Sinmnuthrnnnn.

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pember fanot Der Ell ijelben 5eit Steb
/ Geien peb Struer, ibet Sens Chr.
SacObien % Suitrit al StielfjGr Do
feirebe beres 9iamantbrplup. Sia
mantbruoeparret ere benbolbsuis 81 ps
SO gar 9amle og babe en- efter beres
slloer ret sub Selbreb, iaa Spnen enbps
bar burbet &prtet pp libIte SPIT.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
Sanife Cjfersbaufer.

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at ben Oanite Staggering bortfurpasteOe
paa ii Iar til Sr. $. Coming, = tib
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ira lite Mtai 1890. Der bapOe til
Tolten melot Jig mango NniDaere.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

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l. e'l,r. ctsaanu sit nss Soar 9oistfu srims
aas amsstta.
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ssst ruitsa eit Nigamsuanu al EasrtaHo.
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puu to getiuaeier: GattisfOIts 8leSsr Os ~triitslise gss
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ueo upfsne garnesiue fin nps gsitpttsr paa gsips ii!
Gburbolm.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
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ibgmt iimpelt Senslel bper 8 3ase,
pg en- Sieneltefarl / IA Gage for llnbs
al at nebifjere en- Manb, Der
bapbe banst fig.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

aoHiuI Saue StensIano Iabiinu. qgisconfu.
~uoltsSer os ~atteiieI.r srpeiuIomoster. iamt ~inosrauer
arosmioIsr / Staubiuapisn pao moderate Siltasr.
Rorrsiponosr meo BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

let nerIse oa Ipsnits 8itesRouinIat I Dts 9aoiuts
Jowa, uOittsu 6utSAasir Os i~uoiOt6Er arpemislsr
BET gamts gaHe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

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Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

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b. Gen LormoO 5obaHu,itu, geinntg,5, AmTtTa,
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Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
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Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

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Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

Ben bartts saasnss goaIisis -g,assuIo' rrss
nsatm skissss. gaiIDancs. 81. psuI - Rinass'
psIts.
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Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

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betit ON eisis aumsio,fiu. Optgsningu snItss ON
b. anlsrte Gaufs I amsriia. 6. 3. SoIbsra.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-07
THE BAND SAW.

The power for the plant present Is fUrn-
ished by twenty five horse engine, sup
piled with steam by fifty horse boiler.
In the list of machinery is a twenty-five
inch planer: band saw eight feet ten
inches high. and one of the largest in the
city: two rip saws: cut off saw; boring
machine; sand papering machine; whit
ler'' or shaper. but it is machine very
much different from the usual store box
whittier" II makes much less noise
and does considerable more work
and offers less explanations and sugges-
lions about the national banking system.
Add to the list tathes and as one acquaint-
with the business viii observe the plant Is
about As complete as will be found in any
western town.
Mr.. Hartzell employs fifteen hands and
rarely ever business is such that he runs
at less than full capacity. The room
which viii soon be added will provide more
bench room and allow more machinery
and which will enable him 10 employ
twenty hands
Mr.. Hartzell in addition to city work at
present has Jobs at Conway Springs. Wei
HngtOn and Augusta, and orders enough
ahead TO furnish work for some weeks. He
insists that if a man in the planning mill
business in Wichita can't find work he
would certainly have poor chance else
where
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-07
AN INVENTION FOR CATTLE SHIPPERS

\ very novel and ingenious invention
has recently been brought out in this city
which Will fill long felt want among
stock shippers. For years the cruel prod
pole has been in use, consisting of com
mon hard wood pole with an awl or brad
in the end from One-fourth to one-half
inch long, when cattle are to be loaded
aboard stock cars this is used to force
and hurry the animals forward. 1t is a
very common occurrence that az animal
has an eye punched out and receives the
sharp pointed prod in dozens of places on
its body, starting the blood at every
thurst. That such a mode is extremely
cruel is acknowledged by every handler of
cattle, but some means for exciting cattle
has been their excuse for its use.
In 1889, 1872, 600 is estimated to have
been lost in hides punctured in this man
ner and by these prod poles rendering a
hide almost worthless in some places, and
in many instances compelling it to be
classed as a No. or No. 3 hide.
The invention consists of an ordinary
prod pole having its upper portion hollow
ed out to receive a small battery Running
down each side ofthe pole in small grooves
are two insulated wires barred at IL cir
lower extremity and standing apart. Two
small brass screws are inserted at the end
whose threads cut into the barred or live
wire, thus making connection with the
wires. The two wires running down the
sides are respectively connected to the pos
tive and negative pole of the apparatus
and when these two points at the end come
in contact with an animal the circuit is
complete through the animals body, which
results in giving the animal a sharp shock
of pain. The longer the points are held
in contact with the animal the more in
tense the pain gets. which stops as soon as
removed 1t is only necessary to touch an
animal on any part of the body 10 imme-
diatelv get 4 move on him. No skin is
punctured and no harm results from its
use The pole complete resembles an ordi-
nary prod pole The small battery can be
removed and recharged whenever the cur
rent gets weak.
Mr.. John NJ. Burton Is this inventor
The patent claims covering the machine
can be seen at Mr.. ". !. Hutchins office
on Market street, and also specimen of
the battery rod. 1t has been examined by
quite number who pronounce it quite a
unique affair and many cattle men ex-
press the opinion that it will force itself
into general use. 1t is proposed to man
ufacture it in the city. II can be done
with little special machinery and cost and
it will first be introduced 10 the shippers
Of the southwest. Ar. Robert McNair
will be interested in the new invention
and make a speciality of giving the shippers
a chance to see il.
1t may also be observed that the Ameri-
can Humane association recently discussed
the cruel treatment of cattle IN shipment
much of it due TO the prod. but this i ex-
pected TO have little to do with calling the
attention to the need for chance but the
most emphatic appeal comes from the fact
that money Is lost IN the Use OF the prod
and from this comes most Of the hope that
the new invention viii prove success.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-07
NEW ENGLAND IN WICHITA.

Mr.. r. H. Porter and Mr.. J. r. Beal, cap
italists of Keene, New Hampshire, arrived
in the city yeSteru ' morning, calling on
the EAGLE in the course of the afternoon
in company with Mr.. Oak Davidson.
These gentleman had been making run
out towards the Pacific coast and are on
their way back home. Mr.. Porter has
been in Wichita heretofore, the last time,
previous TO this, about three years ago.
He says he is much pleased with the
marked progress of the city, evidence of
whose substantial growth he notes on al
sides. In comparing Wichita's advan-
tages with those of Salt Lake City and
Denver, respectively, both gentlemen
united in the declaration that in many re-
spects the contrast was very marked IN
Wichita's favor Mr.. Porter cited the fact
that the three cities named were all started
on open plains, and now Wichita, not half
as old as either of the two, is magniticently
embowered with trees, while the other two
could boast of but scrubby trees, num-
bered by imagination; which fact, simply,
vet emphatically shows the difference in
the productiveness of the respective coun-
tries in which these growing cities are To-
Gated In other respects, these gentlemen
said. Wichita in their estimation, was far
ahead in reserve forces and abundant
promises
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-07
TOUGHs ON DECK.

A couple of toughs came out of South
Fourth avenue onto Douglass yesterday
about p IN, in a buggy drawn by sin
gle horse. AT the crossing lady with a
baby in carriage was compelled TO rush
along to keep from being run over, and as
the horse reached the crossing it fell down,
one foot reaching the baby carriage upset
ting it, throwing the child to the ground.
The carriage was not broken and the lady
replaced the baby and FASTENED to get
away, while the toughs in the usual Five
Points language discussed the situation;
got the horse upon his feet and went
ahead. giving no attention whatever TO
the lady.
There is scarcely a day but that some
lubberly brute drives along the streets Civ
ing no attention to others and many often
wonder why more serious accidents have
not occurred.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-07
PERSONALS.

Mr.. A. J. Ferguson, Kansas City, is at
the Manhattan.
Mr. George Emerson, Winfield, was in
the city last night.
Attorney J. w. Steen, of Kingman, was
IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. 7. B. Baldwin, Cleveland, O., is
stopping at the Manhattan.
Deputy United States Marshal C. E.
Short was in the city last night.
Mrs. L. A Bort, Oakland, Cal, is at
the Manhattan, visiting friends.
Mr. George l.. Mong, of Cincinnati, was
in the city last night at the Carey.
Mrs. James Rodgers, wife of FL Dorado's
popular postmaster was shopping III the
city.
fisher yesterday and is registered at the
Carey.
Mr.. J. B. French of Paramount, Ia, was
in the city yesterday testing the potato
market.
Mr.. E. A. Reed, of New York, will be in
the city for few days and is registered at
the Carey.
Mr. Samuel Dickerson and wife, of Law
renceberg, Ind, arrived yesterday and will
visit Mr.. and Mr.. David Boyle few days.
Colonel c. s. Peckham, of Peckham &
Henderson, attorneys of Winfield, was in
the city yesterday attending to legal mat
tiers.
Mr. NJ. Follmer. accompanied by his
niece Miss Lena Follmer, left this morning
to visit friends in Shelbyville, Ill. They
will remain there till fall.
Miss Bessie Phillips. daughter of Judge
Phillips, of Des Moines, Ia, will be in the
city for several weeks, the guest of Capt.
j. c. Rutan, of College Hill.
John Watts, receiver of Harper County
Bank, left last evening over the Frisco for
Carthage, No, to see a neice, who is about
TO graduate from the high school there.
Mrs. E NJ. Brown and Mrs. Maggie
Able accompanied by Charles Irwin, Esq,
have gone to Springfield. H., to attend the
obsequies of Mr.. Loose, afather and broth
CT to the two ladies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-07
SHERIFF CROSS MURDER TRIAL.

Attorney Thomas f. McMechan returned
yesterday morning from Paris, Texas,
having been absent from the city for sew
eral weeks attending to legal business in
the territory and at Paris. The Boadhurst
case, wherein the prisoner is charged with
the killing of VIM Main in No Mans
Land. in December, 1883, will come up in
Paris fifteen days hence and Attorney Ne
Mechan has been looking mp the evidence
for the defence He reports that the re-
cent floods in northern Texas have been
very disastrous. having caused a great
deal of damage to the crops which in some
instances will be a total failure Much in
terest is manifested in the Cross murder
trial now in progress at that place. The
case was opened during his stay there but
was continued On account of the absence
of important witnesses. The government
will have nearly two hundred witnesses.
Judge Sabin, who was the judge of the
eastern judicial district Of Texas, whose
court held at Paris previous TO his death
on account of i'll health appointed Judge
Bowman 10 fill his place. After Judge
Sabin's death Judge Bowman continued 10
assume the duties of judge of that district
and the Sheriff Cross murder case was
opened before him. \ legal point of serious
import enters into the matter on this
account, and none of the attorneys care 70
express positive opinion a. to the out
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-07

! instead of prospecting tour" 1t was his
/ locating tour" 1t had not taken him
! long to catch on to Wichita and fully un.
derstanding that in order to do business ii
was first necessary to be where there was
business, he was not long in concluding to
locate in business. He said yesterday that
he had never made any claims to being a
prophet nor was it necessary four years
ago to be a prophet to tell that
Wichita was going to be city. His faith
had never wavered, as there
had never appeared any reason
for a change of opinion and he
is much better satisfied today over the
fact that he became identified with WITCH
tia than he was before On the contrary
he affirms that he regrets much that he
did not become acquainted with the city in
a business way many years before he did
as he thinks he would have been much
better off financially.
Mr. Hartell's business has been confined
mostly to Wichita but whenever the bust
ness in his line was little quiet in the
city he always knew of something in his
line in surrounding towns and would then
take a train at night and be on hand
to talk business next morning to
the fellow who was going to have some
Work done As a result he has done much
work in all the southern Kansas towns
and all in all his plant has never been idle
a day excepting times when repairs were
being made This fact is conceded to eX-
plain quite satisfactorily his satisfaction
for having identified himself with the city
some years ago.
Within a few days after deciding to
locate here he selected the site for his
plant At that time it was in the suburbs;
most assuredly in the suburbs of the bust
ness circle. Scarcely a side walk that far
out at the time but soon after
wards he was ''in town" The
railroad coming into the city went
east and west side of him and he had no
objection to that, as it increased his facili-
ties for receiving material and also his ia
cIities TO outgoing business.
The site for his plant is twenty-five by
one hundred and forty feet and is covered
with building and the leading objection
he has had to it for year or two it has
been too small \ few days ago he secured
twenty by forty feet adjoining on the east
and work was cOmmenced}yesterda erect
ing additional building, which will bring
some room relief Some additional ma
chinery has also been ordered, increasing
capacity and variety of work. This viii
be on hand within two or three weeks and
ready to give service as soon as the build
ing is completed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-07
II wENoRIAN.

Died-Wrs Dora Wnchell THURSDAY
May ]. $50 Of pneumonia a relapse from
the lagrippe.
Whereas. Our worthy sister. Mrs Dor
WincheI. has been removed by death from
our midst. Therefore he II
Resolved. That We. the uaember- 0f Har-
mon Alliance No Sol. 81 which she was a
member. offer the beTsaved husband and
children our heart felt sympathy lu THIS
their hour - atfitt.gu-
Resolved. That these Tes0lfgtiors -
printed .n ghe Wichita EAGLE ard c0ry
If The -srne sent ~ the family
Mr. WIncheil was = Kind aud Affection
ate wife and mother and beloved ~ al
who knew her.
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1913 to 127 y. Main Street.

Our great sale of mill rem
nants is a drawing card this
week. When you can buy the
length You are needing at one
third to one-half the regular
price in the piece you are saving
one-half of your money, and the
only difference to you is a little
more time in choosing. 1t is
time well spent.
Three eases of these remnants
direct from the mills are on sale
here now, consiStind of white
goods, nainsooKs, English per-
Gales for boys waists and ladies
and chlldrens garments, cream
nainsooks, satineS, soft finish
lining cambrics and lots Of other
seasOnable goods.
NUSSoS s MCNAMARA.
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LECTURE.

Mrs. McCreery, wife of Rev. c. H. Nc
Creery, viii deliver lecture on Customs
Among the Zulus," illustrated by Curl
osities, at the chapel of the Wright Presby-
terrain Missions on Eighteenth street, near
Topeka avenue, tonight, beginning at s
o'clock. The proceeds of the lecture will
be devoted to repairs in the chapel. Mrs.
McCreery was for seven years missionary
among the Zulus in South Africa, and will
speak from her own observation and ex-
perience among that people. She has
spoken to large and interested audiences
in many states of the union, and her
lecture will be found profitable and in
StructiVe
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K. OPP. AT MT. HOPE.

Quite a number of the Knights OF
Pythias left last evening for Mt Hope to
assist in some work in the third degree.
They will be joined by number of
knights from Hutchinson and it was ex-
pected that they would have a pleasant
time of it. Among those who left the city
We're: c. Z. Van Ness, 7. II. Randall,
Chas. Duncan, Chas. Luling, Captain
Hotchkiss, Chas. Balance, r. B. Bowman,
+. j. Arnold, d. 3. Hines, Chas. Fech-
heimer and S, B. Amidon. They will
return this morning.
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