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kanle, George Lehman, Curl Mon
rse. Culbert Pie~ce, Wilson Stewart,
Edward Vail, Stephen Laurence,
Sarah Engle, Alma Hall, Jennie
HALL, Anna kleinschmidt, Minnie
kleinsctmldt, Bessie Montgomery,
Fannie Pond, Ida Petty, Josephine
Il Rschester, Bessie Schwarz, Glars
'ster. Mary Smith, Sophie Smith.
Lucy Westenhaver, Nora Wyman,
Laura Heff.
ALMA MCCARTHY, TR.
GRAMMAR.
Clam Beck, Maggie Becker,
lscss,e Braddock, Madge Davenport,
Maggie Deischlio,, Emma Hopkins,
liss,e Jurgensemicr, Grace. Kanode,
Lila Hartley, Estella McCortney,
s;ertie RabIe. Gertis RisIey, Celia
Shore, Bertha Wilson, Emma Will
hge. Maggie Weisz, Ida Mccarthy,
.Amella Stiers, Bessie Palm er,
Minnie Kleinschmidt, Mable
Il right, Meta Grove, Samuel Brook,
Archie Barnes, Fred Bright.
EMMA DowNEY, TR.
B GRAMMAR.
Nell Baker, Lulu Bright, Grace
Tickle, Cora Frantz, Amelia Coed
ks, Es;ella Hall, Eva Harrington,
ara Kanode Maggie Lutz, Mag
lie Mccarthy, Bertha McManigaI,
.seiIse Pickering, Lucy Rochester,
~,re 6haeffsr, Bertha Woodard,
f-ancis Doilison, Samuel Baird,
ilfrid Kesslcr. Arthur Mccormick,
<harles Oaks, Ernest Rauch, Harry
kcrn, Blanch HambIln, Maysie
y bite, Mary Kienla.
MAGGIE BELT. TR.
A GRAMMAR.
Frank Ackcr, Tom Doyle, Tom
Sunderland, Ruth Brooke, joan
q ok, Rosa Dicken, Mary Hopkins,
Elsie Jenert, May Kesslcr, Laura
acCortney, Fannie Pierce, Ella
Rochester, Clara Rauch, /: Mary
Saith.
NAN MCBRIDE, TR.
HIGH SCHOOL.
:Isud Bright, Minnie Deishley,
ma Keynes, Mary McCray, Anna
I cree, Cora Pierce, Ida Steinman,
M,mie Weilman, Anna White,
FINES Martin, J. d. Sanderson,
Clara Westenhaver. Jennie Sundcr-
'.nd, Harry Slisher, Rudolph
.warz, John Trash, Charles
zalger.-
E. F. AEsrAcH, TR.
r. e. RAYMAN, SUpT.
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Oh! My Nose!
A. Newton's Catarrh Cure.

have discovered what claim to be an
lnfallibie Remedy for tine cure of that Of
fenSive and disagreeable disease, CATAkRH
and all ask Is to give this remedy trial
and be convinced that what say is true.
cure IS guaranteed In every case, II used
according to di rections. or money refund-
ded. $l.O0 per bottle Sold by Miller &
Case. A, NEWTON,
Nov. 20 1T. Gailipolis, O.
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The II. K. Lee monument at
Richmond, Va. was unveiled last
Wednesday. with grand ceren,o-
nies. The CITY was crowded with
people. Thousands who served
in he Cun:e lera:e army we're
present.
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i'hpre has been great overmar-
Il t,ng of American cattle IN Great
q tain. Hence great dse inc
f. ices.
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE

Estate off. NJ. Canter, Decd.
The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as Administrator with the
viii annexed oft estate OF J. ID. Canter.
late of Hooking county, decd:
GEORGE ". WALTON.
May S.6W
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The Kentucky Legislature. last
:. *, passed bill reapportIonins
IS Estate into eleven Congres.ion
: districts, giving the Republicans
-. district.
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COnncctiOns-NO connects at Washing
ton Z II with ID w and trains south,
and at Dresden Junction with A and L
tram for Cleveland.
No 10 connects at Washington H with
D w and e and Ohio Southern trains
Dcrth, at Lancaster wiNl H v and r
trains sonth. and Junction City with b and
U train north, at New lie exington with 7
and U e train for Corning,
No ~ connects at Circloville with V
trains to and from Columbus.
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NoKrn BOUND.

Train No 80. This is snlid train Pom
erOy to Toledo. daily except Sunday. ON
Sunday II will run through to Toledo from
Athens aud Hooking Valley points only,
making difect connection mt Marion 70:
Chicago, reaching Chicago Mt 90 7. m. cOn-
Meeting with trains carrying Pullman
and Tourist Sleepers for all facifc coast
and intermediate points.
No - daily between Columbus and Chi
cago and carries Pullman palace sleeping
and reclining chair car. arriving ut 8.25 =
IN.
No 81 daily except Sunday. Columbus to
do for Detroit and points north and east,
and nt Marion for Chicago, arriving there
ut 7.25 p m.
CRAS. H. Eockwell, HI Fflkenbach,
GenI Supt Genl Pass. Axt.
COLUMBUS,O.
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diro OF animation,
WUNutkful CUktS eents % aup % sr ht v mn
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seooad sags Of seminal gsa.ases r.rfcea
In all such asd healthy rs.tssssa Of gsass-

soond stags Of seminal veaknes We viii raeet
esrs IN all such sass asd healthy rsstssssa Of The
urinary organs.
PRIyAT1 D1S1A0E0-Bnsd fo;ssn. vsnsreal Tsins,
0Ses s0ietus, Seminal Emissions, Less II Sexual
weass q Sexual Organs Of Desire in ksis renas
whether from imprudens habits Of youth habits
tpYe that dsbitatss
speedily md cured consuscn frye sad ssics
conAdential Absolute No rsts incurred
Corrspondsnce promptly answered and msdeinss
ffom observstcn 70 all parts Of the United StAsss.
DISEASES OF wOMEN.-ws have . sr.cisi DEPART
mext thoroughly organized and Devoted exclusively
treatment Ct diseases Of Every consulting
specialist whether By letter person. Il given the
full and consdera attention Important land
which have batsd the skill OF all the home haze
tho benefit Of full council Of skilled speslists In
diseases peculiar females has Marked
twothrds Of patients being ladies' old. youne married.
ange rich aad poor Our method entirely free from objel
donabe features Of the general practitioner namely Local
tssansnt We seldom ind il We
dies local. The demands
ladies how % treat themselves.
EPILEPsY. OR FITs-Pesdrely essed By saa
uSyer. failing method.
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CURING OF pII410 0UARAMTIBD,-Vm give
go oe any eass q nlefa 1s mon saasis4 4 pss8eaa
~ pasues.
YOUNG NEN-whs Aavs beesns vsssans q solitary vies
nat dreadful and deusvs Aabit vhish annually sweeps
sntmsy Thousands Of yeaeg sxal and
hrilisss intellect may san with sonndsass.
DIR. TRANCD-Ansr ysa,s experience has discovered
As sasest knovs M weakness IN the o.et and limbs In
voluntary disohargs tupoenoy general debility
ansser confusion Of IDEAS psasion q the heart midity
snbns dmaes q sight gddnsss diseases Of the head
threat nose skin, liver, lungs stomach
terrible disorder. .sag nom the sotaJ vice Of
Psuhand prscces bghns their radiant hopes
sutcpasons resderins marriage impossible. Take
sandd thonehs before It Il too las week month may
place ecyaA reach hops Ny method Of
asnt will speedily peraneny ~ etsnste
md absolutely restore perfect manhoed.
TO MIDDLB-A9ED NEN.-fhess sss many from the
Of 20 50 who troubled with frequent evaeuaons
bladder ofcn secempsned slsht burning sma'ng
for On examination Of the urinary deposits ropy
sediment viii Be fbund and sometimes small particles Of alba
will appear, will thin nilkh hus assiu
shsnsns dark torpid appearance There many
sAo die Of this dcuy. Ignorant Of tho cause. which ia
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STATIONS.

No. 50 daily, Toledo to Columbus.
No. 81. This Is a solid train, Toledo to Pom
erOy, daily except Sunday. On Sunday it
will run through from Columbus to Ath-
ems and Hooking valley Division points
only.
No. Sc daily, Toledo to Columbus.
No 80 leaves Chicago daily at q IS p m,
carrying Pullman .Palace Sleenirx and
Reclining Chair Car to Columbus, and
runs daily except Sunday. Columbcs to
POmerOy.
No 81 daily except Sunday, Columbus to
Athens.
For further information call on agents
Of T. II v & R'y.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. f. A. FARQUHAR, of zanssvins
Ohio, has by the req uest Of his many mend
two days ofsaeh mont b at
LOGAN,
Where all who are sick with acute or
chronic diseases will have an opportunity
offered them Of availing themselves Of his
skill in the curing OF Diseases.
Dr.. Farquhar
,"n'.'-. Thursday and Friday.
jun 18th and 18th, 1890.
Wh~r~ he win be pleased to meet all h
forns r friends and patrons. ~ well - .
ncw ones, who may wish to test the eneet
0f his remedies and long experisnco in
treating every form Of disease.
Dr. Farquhar has been located In Zaneo.
Vile Ior the last e0rty-two yeays, and dun
Ing that time has treated more than Eve
hundred thousand patients, with unparal.
lesi success.
CHRONIC DISEASES
crdiseases Of long standing and Of svsay
v.,i.'y and kind, VIII claim especial as-
ntiun.
t".s- operations for hair lip, club f0ot, thp
rnr,vnl OF deformities, tnmoTs. done ett6
eat home or abroad. Piles treated by
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We Now Have OH Sale
1000 Mile 1ickets-Good on the
entire line at 2 cents per mile.
25 Trip Tickets-Between two sts
t,ons only. at 2 cents per mil.
so Trip School Tickets-For stu
dents. at very low rates.
Excess Baggage Tickets-At two
thirds of face value.
Special T'ckets-To parties of 10 or
over, travelling one ticket, at 2
cents per mile.
Excursion Tickets = For parties OF
10 or over IL: reduced rates.
Through Coupon Tickets-TO pOiD'
III tbs. line 0t this road.
all on our Agents fnr information
regarding the above Tickets.
CONDENSED TINE CARD
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Tine Job Printing at
Tlis office. Good work
GUARANTEED.
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Children Cry for Pitcher. Castoria.

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J. NJ EERRIS' 7. NJ PEELAR
Gen'l Manager. Supt.
MOULTON HOUK,
t3enT Ticket Agent
TOLEDO. OHIO.
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Cincinnati Accom- notation leaves Zanes-
vii:e at 6.25 a. IN. daily, ex. -ept Sunday;
Newark TO. Arrives COlum5 BUS at $50 u
m. Arrives at 12.45 p. M
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DIR. f. A. FARQUHAR, of zaussvins
Ohio, has by the req uest Of his many mend
In the county. consented To spend one .
two days Of each month At
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

with half an eye for beauty would say at
once that they are Marion Langdon and Lii
Liam Russell. One, belle in tie most eEclu-
slve circle of the selectest society in the
United States: the other a queen of the foot
lights, famous alike for her beauty, her abiIi-
ty and the frequency and freakiness of her
love affairs; one, the inheritor of wealth, Do
sition, social prestige-everything that helps
TO make life beautiful and desirable: the
other, the conqueror of everything she has
gained-it would be hard to find two women or
twolives more utterly diverse than these And
yet, if Paris himself had to bestow the gold
Ell apple upon one Of the pair he would end
his perplexity by Tipping copper, and
award his prize according as il came down
heads or tails.
And their types of beauty are as different
as their lines of life. Miss Laugdon is tall
and willowy and dark, with big, soulful,
dark eyes, and that peculiar patrician kind
OF features and expression which is seldom
seen except as the result of several genera
tons of refined instincts. Hiss Russell is
compelled TO diet vigorously and exercise viz
orously in order TO keep herself even a little
less than stout. She is fair and rosy and
Jolly, aud there is nothing whatever about
her eyes, or any other feature, to suggest
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

have made Venus eyes pop out of Der head
with wonder, wicked little curl in her lips
and a devl-may-care expression lurking in
the corners OF her eyes. These last have con-
tributed immensely to her success oa the
stage. She has q little daughter, Nora, Of
whom she is very fond aad proud, and who
is herself over again, as nearly as it is pos
sible for little bundle 10 look like large oae.
Miss Schrelner is one Of those few people
who had not the good fortune to be born
beautiful, and who has not had the enterprise
to achieve beauty-as some of the wise ones
are saying it can be achieved-but who,
nevertheless, is having beauty thrust upon
her with success equal to the real estate
boom of western town. She has brown hair,
gray-brown eys, features rather pleasing,
mainly because She looks good natured and
amiable, and fairly good, fresh complex
ion. A certain rich man who admires Miss
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

luL Vi oranges ana SODA water DOttle OF
milk, his appearance was indescrioably comic
and always provoked roar of laughter
He finally decided to give up the role, how
ever, as he considered it too clownish He
next appeared in dramatized version of
Hugh Corway's Called Back as a villain,
showing remarkable power. His ''Pompa-
dour" was the theatrical event of the London
season.
Tree is most accomplished in the, to the
actor, very valuable art of making up" A
clever draughtsmen, he is able with a few
lines from his brush to transform his face
into the likeness Of any man he knows; aud
when, while playing the part of an artist, he
felt desirous TO resemble Sir Frederick Leigh
ton, the president of the English Royal acad-
emy, with the aid of few touches of black
and blue he was metamorphosed into the very
counterfeit presentment of that illustrious
parsonage. As the old Russian prince in
'Nadj jesda" his make up was veritable mar
vel every wrinkle and every shadow in the
face indicated with such exquisite skill that
it was not possible even when standing
quite near him to detect the art concealed by
art. In the Red Lamp" and again in Part
ners" his cunning disguises may fairly be
called masterpieces of painters as well as
actors craft.
In his wife the eminent actor has been par
ticularly fortunate. It was once said of Mrs
Langtry that in her earliest youth she was
not SO beautiful as when she neared the age
Of 30-for that until then she had not learned
chow to be beautiful" Mrs Tree accom-
plishes even more than Mrs. Langtry. for at
a much earlier stage of her career she has
caught the knack of always looking the most
attractive woman in whatever room she may
be, and this without possessing features of
absolute regularity. She; is an excellent
Latin and Greek scholar, clever mathema-
tician and really brilliant conversationalist.
As an actress she has frequently distinguished
herself, one Of her finest efforts being made
in play given at the Cromwell house-''The
Tale of Troyn-in which she spoke her lines
in Greek with such charming effect that the
then prime minister, Mr.. Gladstone, himself
an ardent Greek scholar, craved for an intro
duction and compiimented her in the warm
est terms
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
Peoples Five Year Benefit Order

A regular meeting of the Imperial com-
msndery, being the second since it was insti;
tuted, was held recently. Several important
matters were discussed, changes made il the
constitution and officers elected. The general
feeling was one Of qualification at the able
manner in which the affairs had been con
Quoted and the general SUCCESS OF tie order
There are very nearly 1000 members, and
there has been no lessening of the steady
~~--Nr---f
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A Coming Man.

Collins-Hello, there goes Dulcy. There's
a coming man for you.
Boye-What makes you think that,
Collins-Oh, his general appearance and
make up.
Boye-Sorry can't agree with you
Collins-Then I'll prove that he's coming
man. Shouting to Dulcy), Have a drink,
old fellow"
The way that he responded left no doubt in
Boye's mind. In fact, he was too coming to
be becoming ng.-kearney Enterprise.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
BEERbOHM TREE.
He Is Known as the Coquelin
of the British Stage.
LOND0N's FAyORITE COMEDIAN.

his Wonderful Gift OF Mimicry-He Liter
ally Woke Up One Morning and Found
Himself Famous-A Remarkable Success
in tho 'Private Secretary"
1t is said that Herbert Beerbohm Tree is
the favorite comedian of tickle London. His
real name is Herbert Bearbohm, the Tree, y
his stage name, being derived from the Dutch
meaning of Beerbohm. Almost from baby
hood he evineed an extraordinary gift of
mimicry and often amused his school fellows
and got himself Into trouble, by initiating the
masters. Some time after he left college he
proved that he was Of good business ability.
for he took charge OF part OF his fathers
enterprise, The Evening Corn Ttxie List, and
for eight years worked proftably at it.
But his talent as an actor could not be
suppressed, and, wearying somewhat of the
dull grind Of business, he determined TO en-
list in the army of amateur actors. In let
>>r to The San Francisco Chronicle Constance
Beerbohm says that his success was SO brill
liant all over Lopdon, not only in private
houses but in public, that his friends induced
him to turn his back to business and adopt
the stage as profession. He played more
than one hundred parts, to the great satisfao-
ton Of tho public; but it was his Private
Secretary that won him recognition as the
leading comedian Of the day.
1t is said that there were scarcely more
than six funny lines in the part of the Rev.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

Robert Spalding in
the original picce,
and that Tree made
all the humor HIM
self. When he ap-
peared on the stage
with his innocent
blue eyes tear laden
and e q zing up
ward, his fair aG-
burn hair smoothly
brushed and parted
in the middle, wear,
ing q shovel hat
and long coat of
priestly cut, an d
carrying under his
arm q bandbox
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

CoTToNwOoD FALLS. Sept. %, 1862
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Chase county.
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Schreiner immensely, and thinks her Won
derfulIy good. clever ami beautiful, Is prov
ing his devotion. not in any such vulgar and
commonplace way rs laying MS wealth az
her feet, bur by systematically building up
for her a reputation as a stunning beauty.
FLORENCE FIxCa KELLY.
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:, ,,ur-,.aIa>,,

"And what has become Of your son
JinnlieF'
''Jirnnie's gone into journalism
Nv hy, he is only ten years Old
True fer you, bat he sells forty news
papers 8 day. He's smart boy, that
Jimmie. "-Harpers Bazar
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proceedings for freedom from the unpleasant
consequences of an international marriage,
and society Is anxious 20 find our sbou; the
specific acts Of cruelty which sac alleges
against her English husband as ground for
divorce. She i an excellent specimen of the
peculiarly American TYPE Of beauty-sleHder
and delicate In form and feature and with
out emphasis in colcring. She has HAIR Of
that dreadful hay color which Is the de-
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Cbiearn, Rock Island & Pacific RI.

Including Lines East and West Of the Missouri
River. The Direct Route 70 and from CHICAGO,
ROCK ISLAND. DAVENPORT, DES MONIES,
COUNCIL BLUFFS WATEETOEN, SIOUX
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EPH, ATCEISON. LEAVENWORTE.K KANSAS
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from CHICAGO CALDWELL, EUTCHINSCN
and DODGE CITY, and Palace Sleeping Cars be-
tween CHICAGO, WICHITA end EUTCHINSON.
Daily Trains TO and from KINGFISHEE. IN tbs
4
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See-Saw.

See-Sav.
An artist went 70 sci 20 see
WHIST he might see at sea 10 draw,
lie Only sa~ hat ali may SEE
The sea was al the artist Sa@
And when he saw he q seen the seq,
Proceeded he the scene 70 draw
And since his scene often see
I've seen the ses the artist szw.
-EchsnSe
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Albert Lea, MINI.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

SOUL There are more expression and vivacity
in her face now than she showed few years
sgq, and therefore her beauty has been
greatly increased But it IS still the beauty
of the perfect animal, while Miss Langdon's,
far from perfect on the animal side, is
changed and intensified by the beauty Of
lovely spirit
Among the young matrons Of the Four
Hundred, Mrs, Burke Roche is one of the
mast beautiful She is said To have begun
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

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