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New Psnnsn Car On 81. srs; rs ssa's s'

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The Atchisor. Topek. & santa re rsp-
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There will be a meeting Of the stock
holders of the West Side National bank
at the banks office in Wichita. Kan. on
Tuesday. January the l4th. AZ o'clock p.
M for the purpose of electin2 nine 10
directors for the ensuing year and trans
acting any other busioess that may
uroperiy come before the meeting.
j. a. DAWSON, Cashier.
Wichita. Decern Der Is. lss9 dA-Jgt
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MUsKOGEE. J. /. sept. II, Issy.
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TAnd once RlankH

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blanks to be used in filing on Oklahoma
land. Approved by the land commission
er: prepared by Coop, the Washington
land attorney I23tf
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II rou want your cioshssg spp~ar fr-zh
and Dew take them - the 6seks,A Tsilor-
ing aud R~novstssZ company. -. Nasgb
Main STREET; or psy you hxasss cash vz4ae
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500 viii buy you 300 pounds q good
coal Wichita Coni company, north ot fock
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Pre- Re<firssx Char car service 20 beaver
sE< sst1Fz. sas 80 sass@ Fs Ssss~
III. Atcalson, Tops.s & 5&a.s F< are
DOS running 6Aasg re refining char
carr On their psgk.s tran 70 Beaver Psss-
en~prs leaving ~ tesitA a. 80 ,. ia. vii
ar~5vs a. Pueblo for breakfast tnz usxt
rnorulng. CosSrado Sgriozs a. i91g = n.
arsd Ib~arsr fer nfntssr = satss4oa -
fr~~ reclining chair ear seTTsce Hzl ~ 81
r.eervassssa rssy 5s bad upon soplssss!sa
uuso.s sicket o1sns as.o unioa d~rrs
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Welding and Party invlta.soas, "a
grared or printed. ., toe Wiessts hAS-z
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This Office il prepared TO furnish all the
blanks which are used in connection with
proving up homesteads in Oklahoma We
use Coop's blanks, which are the only
blanks printed that have been approved By
the land commissioner at Washington
1897
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ATTORNEYS
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DOCKETS.
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The following are q few Of the many testi-
monlals:
The following strong endorsement from
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judicial District, state of Indiana. be
writes as follows:
WICHITA, Kans., Oct. %, 1889.
1t is the most complete and concise WORK
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Cobs for sale at the Zephyr Mills, $3.50
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Change of Insurance Agency.

Lee Taylor & Co have removed TO No
10l North Main. Under Citizens bank, 5O-5*
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

othe Editor of the Eagle.
Please announce me q candidate for council
man from the First ward. W. y. CASWELL.
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REAL ESTATE.

hEhL ESTATE
Furnished by the DEAN Abstract Coz
The following transfers of real estate
were filed for record in the office of the
register of deeds yesterday:
y + Newcomb to W F Neisler lots
"a Sc blk NJ South University add s $50
w G Westgati to w + Mcintyre lots
10 % Mascot ave Mcintyre add 100
w + Mcintyre to w Il Englise lots
to Mascot ave Mcintyre add w $40
w Mcltyre to Jas Parker lots 10 to
25 Riverside ave Riverside add 800. 80
W NJ McClain to S E Aanderson lots
so to - Fourth ave Morton VOL
mans add. 600
W NJ Swentzell to J A Holinger I'M
divided half sundrk parcels of land 1000
ii Il Brookaw to J Bidwell part of
lot Pearce 81 VantillburCh's add 1000
For excellent meals go to the W. c. T.
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The partnership heretofore existing be-
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under the firm name of Soliday Bros. &
Lamphere has this day been dissolved bv
mutual consent, MIR. L. T. Lamphere re-
firing. The business will be continued by
Soliday Bros, who will collect all accounts
and pay all bills.
H. F. SoLIDAY.
ID. +. SOLIDAY
dol Ut +. I. LAMPHERE.
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LAND OFFICE RIANKs

LAND OFFICE BLANkS.
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vented them from getting here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01

Ne 1--we fast. Ne eat f.ss. we tax
fAst. Wu even plsy last. Nhst = the
res5.rs l5kez shlp crven randy tx-
Tore tlv Za.s, A.. o9ltrol gols, Ne rush
o. rre ro-ks. soon there is shlp-
sreck. We struggle Ne moan. Ne
gasu - s.ns into he arms OF ceAth
Whena shlp j. nearing the rocks
what .-.n t. dolef Mhen brains aud
nerves are vel nlgh wrecked what oSn
be dgnes Al4s, many = tune the dread
IL. situation . not realized anti roo
ate. and nothing can be done bat
struggle Desperately wltn htGle hope of
beng saved.
Ire ume 20 ask what ear be done Is
eheu tae clouds OF Tie gathering nerve
storm are hrst not esd. Ii no ate on
j. na.d 4 tne ursI nervous sSmI-
toni.. there Viii be serious trOublc.
Ihe stomach Viii grow weak, and FOOD
NIlI NOT benefit, sleep WI be poor, ana
the persou feel more tired the next
morning than upon gong 70 bed. There
NIL le dizziness, headache aud lsnguld
feeling. Memory viii become poor
the brain VII lose rs power Of applies .
/ ton. ana the trembling hands, heavy
ewes. hesitauug walk, aud feeble
muscles shsW how C.Ose she unhappy
victim IS ~ the rocks Of nervous pros
! tT3Uon.
An old sailor whose nerve strength
Was restored by Paine's Celery Com
pound. called that medicine the
/ '.ancAor ol health" Use this pure
remedy "a the nrst warning of nervous
diseases. 90 wiIi give Won sweet and
res.tul sleep, good appel IL and q ge,-
ton. strong nerves. and clear mind
There Is nothing ike Il. Ii combine
( the medicinal virtues Of our common
1 herbs with tne brain nyieoT2ting power
4 of rare south American plants.
Remember, lt yOu get tired easily, 90
! fe-. old, here Is tome that Wll make
you as fresh and strong as ever and
/ give yoa tae gorous feeling of youth
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
Narrowing Down.

The B0ard of Education viii hold n
preliminary meeting tonight 70 narrow
down the work Of Saturday night. IN
the matter OF the appointment of a
superintendent OF schools. o. the fifty
applicants whose names are before the
bOald the choice has narrowed down 10
five. Tney seem 10 stand IN popularity
IN the following order: /. y. Mitchell,
Of the Fond du Lac, WIS, schools,
formerly superintendent Of the schools
here: W. ". Chalmers, uperiutendent
Of the CassopoliS Mich, schools; j.
Warren Smith, superintendent of the
Bay City schools; O. +. Latham. super
lntendent Of the Dansyilie, H., schools
and Alex. +. Frye, Of the Hyde Park
normal school.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
COURT RECORDS.

CrRCUIr-Hon. VI. c. Burch, judge
Elsie Merritt VS.. Edward Marshall, 4,
trespass on the case; verdict for PLAIN
tiff S325. Judge Groye-John Butler
VS.. Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad 4,
chancery; on trial.
SUPERoR-Hon. E. A. Burlingame,
judge-The People VS.. Andrew Wilson,
saloon open after hours; sentence de-
ferred until September g.
The Jurors of the March term were
excused from further attendance upon
the superior IcOurt, except Peter Steke-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
She walked Barefootcd.

Mrs. Patrick Heating, of Grafton
Township, was placed in the county
jai. yesterday. She is crazy without a
doubt, and the county superintendent
of the poor have peutioned the probate
court for an order for her admission 10
the asylum at Kalamazoo. When
found by the officer yesterday she was
walking about the streets barefooted
and swearing like sin. When not under
the influence of her malady she is said
TO be very nice lady.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
v..sr.~ CO ar r..ts.

Crrcbao, Ipril 20 -Trsss voo5rur.
shs .rhorib susp~et pass1s1 guilty.
ssfor. JBSg. Hsvss yss.s-ssy sfs~r
rsor @ ths ,tsrg. q borss sssslipr
s-1 VS. ar teDcsf - SIS rvonths In tb.
sriSs~sa Tkus snts sbothsr chapter
40 akds y. s-r. s.rr IL r-,sa
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
AY.,b,gT,. gs 500 sss Hlr..,t

RocHEsTrR. Ninn.. April 20 Richard
snsitte. German farmer. c0unittss
suicide Tuesday s'ser taking ths life ~
bis a-yesr-ols boy. susitss and MS
wife have 3. .vss unbappily together. and
ths lstt.r he'd Jeff hin The vlfs is
nov iiving with Der mother snsitks
visited Der. and on returning home
killss bis Dor and himself
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01

II is very important sn ais sge q Yasl
material pEogress that $ feeaedy u
r-e11cg O. tle taste ARA o. tne eve,
easliy taken, aecepla6le q. tle s.li-tc p
Ard hes CIV ln Is natlre &l1 e 81 %.
Possessing t1ese quslUes syrup ct
Flgs is the one perfect .aXalfe a1a
la9ss gentle 1i-ret-c kuosa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01

CTrcTSEATt IV-l 20 Tuesday vss
~. ey.Bfns DAY % n. twenty fourth
snnusi srcau rrr1ent % ths ohio ssysrt
rsnt Grand Army - tho Rspubllc
Only rottlns bps. nsss yss transacted a.
tbs meetings - fhs snosu prsrt sns 81
tks Wousrs EHftsf C<yvus
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01

Brwror1. -. Ipri ~ a bsst son
tsi1 hs fer rsr 49, espSfs1 % ns
bks Hontsy niFht sH1 Arss - thsn
wsr. sro-Ts1 Tbs fo~rst mar s~sr
ssk1ss Ths scci5ert 49, .sss.s -
s-s q th. nsn sttsnptlrf - ,asngs
ryssTlera
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01

kTro~o-fp WIS Aprii ~ Fret,
s-3,k - y ~ siss hs-. HsrasT - ~
turiss infissss FriSsT ~ &c trsrgps.
~ at upcr bin ln ass sA-o,r st5
h-uss sest hfrl Thsrs 70 strsng =. y
Of lynesiRl a.. szs<x.s-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01

cures al kiA1s of sore eyes, s1ch as
granular Lds, Wild l&.r,. s-foi Il& in
ev6s, tAlins sght OF caLarae-s- FOR
sale II peek's drug store, ~ oonIs per
tottle
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01

Loose's Red Clover Pie Remedy, Is
a positive specific Tor sl forms OF the
disease. Blind. bleeding, Itching,
liberated. ana irotTuclug PIies-Puce
Soc FOI sale by AL drcgg SIS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01

Erys pelas and szlt Rheum we're driv-
en- entre.y away from Mrs J c. Anoer-
s5n, Peshago Nls by Blrd0cG Blood
B.tters. NJ equal a. blood punner.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
Contngions Diseases.

Walter Martin, $40 Cherry-st.; Maud
Ballard, corner College-ave. ana sweet
st.; Ernest Boyd, 80 Perry-st.; Etola
Chaplin, 294 Sheldon-st., measles.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01

There is more experience, time, and
brain work represented in the prepara-
ton of Hoods Sarsaparilla than N any
other medininc. 1t i this which makes
Hoods Sarsapanlla peculiar.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

eggs lAsi week
Manistee is hsukerng fof . streot
railway system.
The womens ward oi lhe Jackson
ctY nosall4i ls clsNaea.
Iao saginaw ea4oe made forty Al
rests aurug tht Haulb oi April
The bronson itIaaDue building ro-
Gently burned ~. aot as reoaat
Mr. aud Mrs. n44.el TYLER of Flint
celebrated tnelT golden woad.ng Mon-
day.
Minister Palmer sails ior home May
s ana q be n DeGou $40 weeks ilom
that date.
ColdNater viii have haoY s0c.si ga
sac evening ~ Aag q. AZ Wl4 eud lu
grand hsWl
Kalamazoo c0unty's new poor house
Val be completed ln about laonia-
10 cost s2b. 0J9.
A 75Year old " .3oweT oi Detroit aas
last marrcd q blusAug maiden oi 41
brief summers.
The various IS. a. l. posts through
oar the state NIli observe Memorial day
"a nttnE maul.U
North Marluu l<aAd 1914 have tae
ua.i tFlce a1Teol. Illu Leland oalAg
+ sac , oAt ioarmo4l4s.
A barn burned GAG Grand haFen Iue-
4 aa1 morluE lu4Ct.0l 81 40 lls tuli' l.t
including tafeD uue lalela
Hamt D. Mcclellan. SIC. D. Rlu
sEaca has ae.l appointed poati.
t.r at ~aualtle. l.... .ul.9.
. Col. Morrs. j. lluk, cashier ot tar
1885 National l...N aat eN-malar ei
..arsnal aled ...s-ay l4aalut
lae Tuesday night tac large faF
4 warehouse o. lna a. hlaasl.g at
/ Ausaeeoa Nas .s.royed uA ure. Joss
1 $4,000. A0 Insurance.
Shoes 20 tae value Of $1,000 w.r
7 stolen from fuHll L1s stal. al ~a
+ aaw, Monday nrli jouu >aslp..
/ was arrested, aud bali tne go1as le-
/ covered.
The barge Magnetic WITH e.pt0 tone e.
ore on board SUNK three maes aIfov
/ tne 500 canal Monday uchi, tle rsuI
of "a COLLISION Will uer tors steamer l3a-
4 uaental.
Tie body Of Mr George Moalem-
cry, victim ot ihc HANDY Huy de.
ter, has becu found in tAU 0A- laa
I river, four mAcs from tlC sccac al t.
accident.
The Michigan State Dental Asso.
! ton viii hold lts annual meeting
4 Jackson, Julc 3. 8. aud o. li ls rs..
/ ted that from 10 o. 20J members WaI
bc present.
:. {. Whitney. for five yea p.s olc
/ Of the keepers al tlc lola ll0a-. 81
Correction, has received tae appoint
nlent Oi deputy warden ol 90, Naf-
| auetfe rrtonr Hfn H4N .rf.4I.r ..r. g..
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01

borbsy pvl ?, ~ 10 stssst bsrs
sns< p-iuo@ bispsssk isteraf - ulsEs
visit - Erf so an ess'f'fns tE- -
no s>u 80 ssronsr ard ttst rclut
Hsr''"Tr Essu.s-1k n goz .ag ersr Ter
.pnf Eisy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01

a. JoUB Apr &c -frsps-s tlors A..
skous soB l.s., for tbs foruai open.
ing sstorssy - 10 ksrchsuis bri< -
. second l'nt uniting o. Lorls vtft
Tlir,is eavgstssy Egtis ~ 30 irss-
re- DepsTsrspt viD ptriisipsts ir tbs
sarsrsrlss ~ vii ths govs-rort ~
IInois so kiss0gr end nsuv prorni-
ssrt citizens hor nel elgb peHnf esss-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01

BUYrILo. y. Y. April 20 -Ksmm-
ler's attorney, Charles 5 Hatch. ssys be
fney that The move for . writ of babsss
corpus wst 70 be made hot be iis not
ask for the writ and does not know who
did Ksnmlsr car not sscsPs hanging
n the electric Law is declared uDconsti-
sueoraI
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-09-12

tiHn and inquiry thlt should r,,;,i.li,,
th' purity of his actions and ii, rcr
Sural honor. '''
'hc olier, occupying Il high place in
thc councils of the pal,y to which | bp.
long, has suffered himself, month in
ana month out, to he charged with
crimes and miSdcmcauorS for which If
guilty. he should have been Condemned
| under The laws of lis State and have
| iIau ln"l"d out to him the fullest meas
| ml' oi It's puniShnCnt. This man is =
n,punlicaA: Hha'i HOW remain
s''ent: Is Ii Just and honest to remain
IN my seat silent because one who is
accused OF crimes and rcGuS $ 10 seek
10 Nlhdlcal :, is 4 T. publican. and
tE"I hepu"iic;ur the recognized leader
Oh nay party? Neither decoqcy nor
i'"Ho' would permit me to Go so.
90 not Know whether the cLnrrCS
i,lHde against the chairman OF Tho
National Republican committee are
Irie or false. but do know they have
Deeh made by Journals OF character ana
Standlalg again, and again. and l do
Si1W sists snaS aJ an lhesife lhase char:.es
MAUI Quay nIS rema1ncG silent ana i,"o I
neither sought nor attempted to Seek |
opportunity to viadicatc himself from |
them. do know that rs IL great Re
| 'Dllcan leader he owed it to the great
J. ty at whose head he was either to
brand them as iniamics or to prove
their faiSity, or he owed it to that par
" TO stand aside from It's / dvrship.
lie has not done either, arG for this
| d"nor1rr him. The Republican party
cannot afford to follow the lead of 4
branded criminal. He has failed 10
Justify himself. although opportunity
and ample time has l"cn given. He
remains silent. His silence under such
is Il confession of guilt.
An honorable man does not long daily
when his honor is aSSailcd. He has de-
aycd too long TO Justify belief III lis
innocence, and he stands Il convicted
criminal before the bar Of public oriu-
on.
tndcr such circumstances he should
1c driven from the head OF a party
whose very life his presence imprriIS.
lhc Republican party has done enough
or its pretended leader. Let him be
elaSatcd to the rear. 1t is no longer a .
question of his vindicntinn. IT, is now [
question of tn" life of the party itself.
kcnncdy read his speech from nl:llu- ,
cr!nt, occupying about half an hour in
Is delivery. $
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NerSlllon IN the conference had led Inn
10 bcli"Vc that he would not be 4 cindi
date and that gentleman had altcrward
told HIM that he would not be. He had
rot authorized the use OF his name in
the caucus. He said that he had heard
something Of letter he had received
ne had received no such letter. Atthc
NalkcrSNiiie meeting he had said that
aptaln Shells action had puzzled him.
but he would not SAY that IL WAS wrong
III MN. lie never SAW the NANTES, q
u. the conference. lie hadtalkcd with
'aptaln Shell about one. He would
say iii Justice to Captain rilIman thn.
When he had heard him abU ,d he had
defended HIM and hadA,id when hch. |
hcIru hlS motives questioned that lie
"ln drthned to run most cmphaticallv.
Ihr GrccnNillc News. OF otSCptcmDrr >,
III commenting on the above s. -:
| Dr. Il: Nj. Smith says he did not say at
Naikcr Cross Roads what the Green
vile Daily News reported him ms hny-
-sHiiTnip q ~ sTksl ,Sit,s, IA,
Gleenvl!lc News saws he s;,id ~ WHY" ,ne
trS Cross Roads he said what was III
true. Major w. y. Hunt. of this civ.
says ne heard DIR. Smith say III Walker,
NroSS Loads what the Grrrnvillc News
SAYS u" said and what Captain Shell
says Is untrue. Lieutenant Governor
Mauldln says that he WAS at Wulkrr',
cross Roads and heard DR.. Smiths
speech the - nn;lthat a." report of IN. I
speech IN the News Is correct. We
nave not seen John +. Ernln'r'I. county |
'A;'!ffiiiti OF this cornlv. but the r.. |
porter who obtained the iu!urrItiuu
on Whlch The report of the Walkers
: ross hnadS meeting WAS la ,cd r,crIv-
rd most oi Authorization from Can.
lam Hramr't. We are informed that
lhat gentleman stands by his statcmcu,
iil'ue TO The News reporter anl SAWS
i'r. smith did say at Walkers Cross
foadS what this news, rcpol, Il
mat Inc said. We are ful nrr rinforn i
iil't Ferry Smith. of the Walkers G. $
Loads nrighborhood, is :'.ioIhrr man
no understood DR.. Smith lust us Mi
lor HUNT. Iirutnnnnt-E.,..,",. Nf.,.r J
I'm ana thalrnan DramiC;t unlcrSt Oud
MN, and that there are scores. and
perhaps hundreds, @! men who Will say
NAT he SAID What we reported THAT he
'aid.
This is one of the most int orcstium.
'ompllcatcd and peculiar rdcvrlOpmcntS
v th.S Interesting, complicated and Ne
''iliaE campaign. The gentleman we
nave quoted say DR.. Smith said ATTY ak
+ Cross ROADS that he, Tillman. Shell
'tacklouSc and Simpson got tnrnth.
Il anH !i:''iH Il four fat Offices among ,
mem IN advance. Captain Shell saws if
IL. smith said SO he said what wasn't
rue.
DI; smith says he didn't say so, but {
nat nc SAID something very different. !
~Ihat Is what we call OH the whole Il
cry pretty kettle OF fish. ,
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Three rIen KiIieby Foul Air.

NEW YORK, sept. t. At o'clock this
morning three men were Suilocalcd DN
deadly gasscs in an old ccsspo"i on sta
ten Island. One was employed To dram
out the receptacle and clean out the cess
pool. Suspicious indications lcd a sec
nnd tn investigate and i'c was followed
" the third. who saw riiat the !igSt tw'
II rdcd assistance. MI WCr" poor labor
ing men.