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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-22

She-Do you know anything about
ships1
He-Yes, know little about them.
She-WeN. what hnd Of a ship has a
cold deck ike you were talking about
in your sleep last night Chicago Led
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-22

ana ne nveQ nappuy TOT TWO years arIer-
ward. Then he was run over by railway
train and every one OF Us went to his
funeral Your grandfather had given him
an overdose said the old lady as she
clicked her needIes.-New York Evening
<711
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-22

Summer Gir-Do you remember how
We sat on the sand after our sail and the
waves broke &C ouT feet?
Last Victim (sbsentiy-So was L
Summer Girl-What2
Last Yictim-Broke az your feet
New York World
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-22
A Distinction without a Difference.

DO you love me, Angehna?" he whis-
pered in the silence of midnight, broken
only by a polcenan's snoring some
blocks away.
Il do not say that exactly" she got
breath enough TO mUrnur. but at pres
ent am certainly wrspt up In you.
Then he brought several additional
arm muscles into play andwrapped her
up tighter stiIl.-PhiIadelphia Times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-22
THE DIReg OF THE SEASIDE BELLE

There are no young men at the beaches this
summer.-Curreus Item
The Atlantic ocean IS q toIerabls ocean,
Perhaps desirable SEA;
And the raves on the beach are good enough
But not good enough waves for ne
And the SKY above Is 8 presty fair SKY,
The sur there are many 20 iaad;
But there's no uasn in sight from morning 70
night,
And think the whole thing is fraud
Fer the waves as they curl,
y ta t.asr swish aad their swirl,
Without young nan are Oors 70 girl
fhe Atlantic ocean IS popular ocean
With people fond q The ses,
But the sea without r,sa "a q dull kind Of thing
And it's no kind Of ocean for ne
They rave DER sAe glow Of Eae sunset sea
And the moon With its Laze Ok kEht;
But n the broad day or beneath the moons ray
There's never uaaa u sight
AID the Sun and the shade
And The ucoc, In afraid.
without young Ian are . bore 70 maid
The Atlantic ocean is good enough ocean,
\ pretty well advertised ssa;
Bat without TIE young man 4nd all shar sort Of
thing
It's 10 Kid Of oceaz for ne
/ knew that tbs poets sGEe sung 81 t1e SEA
As SET SLY poets win sfng;
Bzt 9 bars stretch Of beach and no man within
reach
L. very zgu5rious ehtlg
And the summer hcee4,
And the surf and tee sEe5l,
Without young Eaaa are here 20 belle
81 sic 0mniA-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-22
Lack. Indeed.

Bronson Is a lucky fellow"
How soS'
He went 70 a strawberry festival the
other day and got the s-rawoe1y.E-
New York Sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-22
NERO SURPRISED HER.
THE DISMAL STORY or A HOaHlD
CRIME THAT FAILED.

How Grandma Posed rs q Lady Macbeth
and Couldn't Sleep After Making Poor
Old Macbeth Do the Job-Arsenio Gives
the Dog a New Lease of Life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

MORE NNNNIN LEI Nl\ESS.

TuC"!av. Oct. lip. n.
The days stock sprcul'ii"n recorded by
the tape" was more dcmornlirrd than on any
preceding. day. and - he III t." l'shl"h ""
must write thai the liquidation silIi goes
mcrrily ON. We wonder il. when Tie turn comes.
as it will in tie near future. any Of ihc bear
scribcs :hcn will MAKE any reference to that
liquidation of short" accounts tha' sooner or
later mus, occur. ro-iaH's GENERALIZATION, -
they say and Will print. was due I" l.on""n. We
say without fear of c"n,rI'i',I'n that the open
inG London market was depressed by orders from
\cw-lork City. They siT that London WIS 4
...lirr in oLr market at the opening "i i".""O
shares of stocks Tie record SHOWS tha, in the
,lrs honr the total Transactions. aggregated -
40 shares. We can name i"uf room operators
WHO III that first hour u"ti IN l",""'
sha!es each Forty Thousand TOR London AMI
forty Thousand hy four tra.eIe leave little MARIN
on of 7%,4n" shrIc> for tie r',t oi all n'hkIn'
Bu, i, W. : tie London rlckc, that t,.d ) paved
n the market the same rs II W., u week
ago. There was in your minds eye terrible
t!cuiorah/atlon over thclc III all .iH.'rIr. Il
.rc"r!tIrs. and ~ wcch a." failures 81 Nh
rori;..t roprcsentatiN" houses we've reported {"
90 imminent. / iic facts rr!'"r'"l by the
As,uIntcd Pres, dispatches ti.ai American, fol-
lowed The lIu'..r market ahd Al the "iri az m"f"
further depressed hl ur-"nt >i!"s iDr |c"-l "rk
accounts. iIuI>I cni!.".> d!i drcIl!r in1''rltIlN,
hut why, il not 'h,i IT," Gr"!n', u, ",lI"r s"n'i-
ties ":irNd Il iatUrab.r "p!"rtuILi, - cAri.'i:e
Investments" lie LAM OF En4iAnh -t.'':
.:"u,0"u hul"n on foreign btIa"c'>. and fnr
MONEY market a, l-4, l.. w..s t,,Irr tina. II
,las been quoted III four weeks. rIu ~ 'i'hN
there to-day been pr"d.-I'u> ain"in' vi - INK
ildul.,d IN 'ph'crII", 'ic i"icI-n siiuH;!"i ara
i, is only acrcIoH> 10 Suppre tr", tie local
news bureaus haNc nr"n iool,.. instead 81 beng
showing pariI'ipa'ors IN the circ:ia'i"n oil
fraudulent reports.
Ib.t fact ia y. .t4,I.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
Einnncldl.
11Nnn(luI.
Notice to Holders Of
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
RAILWAY STOCK.

The Supreme Court Of the State Of N"~.f"rk
I'm inn iLnt the OF tho pro rat" shnr"
TO be coutributrJ by -tockholdrrs under Article 81
Tive REORGANIZATION Agreement had not pee" ""'' nae"
ami d.icrrnrd l., the rmtrnl Trust "inr"n' VI >c"'
orL the notice given IN rr.pect thereto 10
hereby viih'irawp.
.ir,o IN, publication Of such notice the amount re-.
onrcd hu~ been .omcv Int incr~n.cd b' addition OF
interest on 81 cd In tho calculation md has
been n slightly greater extent reduced "' III" npp-
cuton, on count of past due Interest," OF earnings
realized receiver from he operation OF the roma
mud order OF tic ourt paid over to tn" p"eh"'e'
THE TRtsT COMP.NY HAS MADE Az ENAMI-
NATION or TIE WHOLE stBJftT II ACCORD.
AN(E WITH the VIEWS ENPRtssED BY THE
(OIRT. AID Has FINED A>D DETERMINED
TIE AMOUNT OF TIKI Pro RATA SHARE tn III
PAID BY sTOCkIIOi.DE0~ or THE HOUSTON
AND TENA~ tEITK A. RAILWAY COMrANl.N
OUDH, TO E>TIrLE THEN TO THEIR FRO
POKTIONtTE AiOI Vt or THE sTOCK or THE
REOR;.,NIZED COMPANY. TO BE ~ 40 PER
CENT or THE PAR vAiLE or THEIR kk-
Effective HOLDINGS OF HAlD EXISTING
CAPITAL >1Otk.
Notice hereby given 10 tho holders Of snd ~si'f-
Ing rnpi,I .to.h Of thu Houston aud Tcs". tentr"
Euiiwn, Cniurnn, that thrv mny. on or brf"r" -r"-
tr,bcr !, ~iJ. pro,d~ mud pay to the und"r>iEnrh
the mount. pa, able uncr the 9th Arfic" OF the h"-
organization Agreement. dated Der"mh"r ~ iN~|'
nd TINT thu ~ 80 Tor en- u shnr" oi their ~"
pectir holdings Of -nil existing '"pia' stock. IA"
,umc u be- pmid % before september st. IS?o'
In order TO rnutIr the hoidrr. stock trir propor-
tiornir amount OF the Of the reorganrcd conn
pa", under ,nid ?ih ArncIr. The stock "rrtih'"tr'
will be .,mmpr,. ~ ith date md amount Of rn''nrut.
ia 90 H'a.YO.R joy ~. $500.
HI. IL.,1RAl. H. ST co. OF HE".iOEk.
TIKI 81 EE
r. T.. OK OFT. Prrsidrnt.
u W.ll-: Nrn YofG 10y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

State issues were cntIrrY n"e!rrt'd. OF ciiy
bank storhs, I:I'irs'nc spil li"l al l"' IL ana
Western y uiUnnl ,jt. al l0r.
The general bond inrci in lis speculative
ASPECT WAC IN fall - Hp;th. "Irh the >hHlr n".r
kei AichAon |oirh" and Nant' !" inc"',.''
again were sold do"n +" 80 -. Pii'" ''ipi'''
and Reading fist incomes dcriilcd I" G2, with
final closing al W 81; the -c"iid, were %: :"
IS IS and the ,IrdS T." "a. \cw-i"tn. IN'<r
Ere and Western second 'o'>"l Is d''li"'I 10 -
with tour m""t!,S ned ini"r,n, az tie : per
cent crdloils cuc brrni"r !, w!l"n IS ~ cert IN
10 pal, Is IL, interest due oil Government
b"4,l. Mobile and Ga" p.: rHn;s VIZ" ilrnI
81 G:,aGi 81. Ir\.s nrIu i'arIi;r .nr"ncs tel OIL
80 -. !.,lcrcncc - mad - Oh: fan r'iorb Of
bond s,!cs
MONEY AND EXCiItNGI.
The local money m.r%r' r'"I al 4"' per
cen; for oiiI ir.,ns amt c."-r'l Al I J.. per cont
The cdiin" lipG' >i;'"'+W l"-dij "" -
follows: EAo.an-r>, Sic1,Gl:,:;~; b'iair"N.
The S,ih-Tlc,surr was drht"r at IL" G. lrarnr
House ,o-ra, ~~ii.9%,. -, net ".nn or ba,ancc
was S:7".l:,' n'a" mp by "ains e.! S:"l,i,l err
renee and $50 CON. ! g ,'.'S o.. ,'i"l'a in
clrd.d Receipts. SJ,o:-,l%; pa in"niN -,
i',Go:; resulting in II @'r.'ln! balance Of Si'~,-
3!:.Nio; consisting of Sl":,:'-,ij! com AMI
The ln,cL S'aics Treasury At W">!.nl,on re-
ceivcd to-day $l;',5iA National ht'.A note, for
redemption.
Inc custom, receipts We" >,%',i~'. the ~
trr"al rrvri.rr receipts cl:".'!.. and m.sccl-
lnrroa, receipts $::i,li.
To-day S Washington Tree sI~, S''icurnt IF c,S..
hnnd aNi deposits ~ b.: o., r...u,r,r'S with In,
figures of the las prc'ir'' - .iri"rj rs i,o;s:
a., r1 ~ In, Sc. 2Gi, 90, =. .- -, nln,,",.
Sc; ,,cI ial. i.;'I,;': ,.,3 D'r H. s.; -:
hand. .D''' ." cassc-, cc5i.ye lac. m7,o-
OYER e', ,,o o ~. '.,-,...o,...-,..,,.o
psrosiis in hanks a1 80 g.. I br ' isn
Net cash talanc'. ?lri.o- .;3 . ;aS"oI I.c 400 -,
The foreign EXCHANGES ipc tnlnurruw', mail,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

frame, at 81: H.! and 30 richMarks at ~ IL
and % L.. and @dilirr> at 30 l., and - ''-'
TIE FOREIGN Markets.
I'm Ioud,u UritiSr cousn.j wee weak AMI
declined 10 81 ;-lG and - ll-lG rc.pr lively r.:
motley and account presumably on S,!"s ih;"ir
for Ar:cr;ran spcrnlator for ricrt on th' pfi','
or \n.rirau securities There is no OTTER way !"
orrnur for tho declines. l"riu>, n liz ol"l mar
k.i money ru'l easy -; ! ~" J.: per "'h
lower tnan il before l'a, been III thr'r W",hS-'""
fine lf,uk 81 ENGLAND ,cdInrd t:""."po "'illi'h "'
tn,oi IN l,,i,rrr BAY Nrr declined to )? sid
icr .,,,rc, Ia:sh si1Ldarl. American anyways ~
fhcir ,!c.i.< generally "rr' :l"iliI responsive u"
,L. Lo,u markets. and Ire lai' 81 uofat"iis Wiih
should l., r.c"'i''rS Of on: '"",hy " ri'rn
ouu,a,ions wclr about oil part; "iih mos
uuo;a;jon: OF curse. l,l wilma the nome nafke' !
f'r i.i ;iricss were ia" lowest "i re "ai an,
,,.nnrrow', opcning ,moia,i rs undoubtedly VIII
reflect ,r-lay' II" declines in the honl" ln!rhc,
A. r.r:. French :; per criS d''h'l To "|i', .+,,,
?.,iu>; -, - year az" io'"N. an sl-!''
cNrh,n-c Oh London WIS easy nj ?'.!' - IT'S To
g II. vcrncr { Co. offer 10 investors at par
ont Interest 81, .UG0 lirN mo~t,aer Il per cent
I ,,Tr,,,-y,ar .,II hoHi> If tm Seattle CITY
R:,il,yal Company. Although the r"'d mas l"'n
IL olc,a:ion e.s than ~" yrrrs it = now rn'nIn2
besides expense AND nirrrl en- .c,o o %,''"'"
Of Il PR cent on = capital STOCK "' S""""""'
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ArCIIIsON, TOPEKA AND SANTA re.
S":';' q Il re: Is 3, 90 ti IA s; s ;ssS s.
ST LOTS AND san FRANCISCO.
H"''." w. 49,, as, $40 ci1 sI,j1ij Sis ,.6"i
rU't w.. ~ " '''' rf- JYr 1881 OGt 1871 .Gi3
KANSAS cry. roET scoTr AND MEMPHIS.
=. ~ 81 G7i
80" =" 80 ,,,t u'- i.@.OJ3 So. 80
~" a., 2;- s., 3 ~ $50 ~ ID !
,,xs,> ,.rr, CLINTON hND Sl'II%GFIEID
- r Iu I6i lGi
fii.i v-"l twt - 90" .,' o. 80,
jar. 80 th'. "'l '''' ~ I'|' '''''''
EICUN0%p hND WEST POINT TERMINAL"
tAiI i.inr-J
$780,, . ,.r, "o1 "cl3
>.' % -.b, 90
Jan. | - Ct ''"' 49, N.''''i - -
LNlr,i:iA or Nl.ICH ANIiSE FH"N NI"N"h"'
Month lu.,- rs lSN' -,
- Vf'i - ,t'. - 49, - -, -, -.
i'I., .or ;, iur d --,.i-tj' 20 ""''a -''"I N-''
Total sine. Jan san ;27a 90 J'a ;27jl:l,37l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
T. II. GOODMAN. G.nc,h Passenger Agsn,
STAR LINE,

WHITE ST AR LINE.
W tU.; orEENsTOwN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL A%b INIT. d STATE, NAL sTEAhE1
!ra .,......O :. %. n HIRAM NJ. I? 10 3osn
::l..-t =" t. ~. 81 a. n. 'N".' 81 Nov 20 O. a
A. ,N. -. g D.. ? 20 !. n
4r..,a WIZ. star Docx. tot OF W.T. l0;n-,: -
-ecn't ,,hi tr"-r >''iE.:> >s.0nn -a''S 80
and uiwsn or! az 70 =. Aitr 'o''.!o' .. BORA
,oud cltn t35 and so ..xcU, N tcset OF faYorsoe
ms ,,.rra., So Con p,I Oa -. No. III BrvSdwsy
HrS.Yo.s. Pn:ad .rh.A ~ &C. 80 w,:na,,t
j. ytU /: ISMAY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

TAPAN-CHINA.

kteal.lr., ltaVn SAT- Frt''lsro as loI-oTS!
,rIGlC Tues.ay October 81 nooa
OCEANIC Thpi-isy. November l3 D. \.
GAELIC ............... Saur!sv. De cmb. g. D. n
HEl.,IC 1L", Lay. December so. D. q
sup rb,y Aproucsc-Superor Accommodatioas
observation, can b., mad hy Letter teg sph 70 and
cabin ILans seen Ut 81 and 3i3 Bradwav. SewYofk
Room H. I.a.lroad Bul4ing San Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD Presdnt
r " GOODMAN ,nvrtl Passenger Agent, r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY
Reorganization.
NOTICE.


NEW PER CENT. I~T VI. GOLD BONDS. NEW
I'D VI. GOLD BDND-. AND PRE-
TERHTD STOCK.
in acc ordnncr with ,sr agreement OF r"oran'I"icn'
dared Sow "a I>~. upon surrender OF trust receipts
md interim ccrfilcn;rs.
DELIVERIES WILL. COMMENCE AT OtLOth
T. ". A>D CON~INrC iNTli I Oth0tk VI.
FOW TRI~T RECEIPTS AND INTERIM CER.tfI.
CAFES LEFT FOK EXrH\NG" DELIVERIES
WILL. Ri MADL IN: DAY FOLLOWING 1hh
DEPOSIT or TEr-T RECEIPr,. BEGINNING
WEDNESDAY THE 18TH INST. AND THERE
AFTER.
Preferred stock II be delivered nv orders upon thr
Raiiwnv { ?iny b'ti'rsW T'fh ordfr'"h'"" "T''''
ram a. ,ariy p.stic AZ ne o"r' o. ne HHN'D ""'
pt. pr' dir.-f'nns pGtirg ar hr stef rf'''6>' u
.irr derery ~ '1,'rr ~" r-'' d"g "''er me ~
y,ui or,r T;ir holders of trust receipts Tor
ommon stock will receive the new second mortgage
("h Bond, tor tho UI; o ns~"s.rnt an" IN" trust
receipt. III he stamp ID accordingly and returned 10
the owner. The Will then only culi Tor
the onin,on stock rs hen tn" same shall be- issued.
Trust receipts for omIon stock should be properly
indor-rd IN binn. when presented tor second Mort.
CENTRAL Trust GO. or y. u,
50 Wall ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

franc, at ~: l.. and 30: rrhmarks at ~ ~
and % u. AMI %d!ldrrN at !" J.. ana ~ 49,
.rlIE E.NiSi,Il.N MARKETS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

W Wfsi tn ,a Ha I:i: g. 81. az 81: So 5
1Ota. sldr,. sod i'''' v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
N-cIyOE rJNF r. 6 MAI. SteSmshlp&

4 NCHOE L'Hf q G., >; ., T icrat i us
@NHrw.yuKK and LivEKrUoI. VIA QrEENsro""'
nv ~" ,1'f 90 .;DNi. 81, sit get !, ; ,. s, a.
xuw YoRH AID "I.AsGo"; va LoNooSpo,nn"mm
,ii II, >oy a M! !rr -, -. NOV. Il. y
S.,.n $50 a~d 9nd 10, =; Ste rage Wv
~" :, ~ " '''' >atnrd,, Me-, ai.r Y
- ~ ~: ~ ", dn, >diy December =
% ~, :. $50. q so" ~t"ra:H ~ 49,.
urxnrpSo\ IROTM!Es. Agents. Bowling "s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

-, r,r,tt ~ ~, ,gan, o. 81 >;ear >hip 20
L. AIM Nv p, s.. Nor,h l..'0'

i6E O. >.OwN AM Livi.,P Ola
cry or Tr'N YORK "a g. ~i'v. % s": 10 . ~
rii'y ui, rrl,I il W 3D.. " :o'".. = u .'Vs
~ Dr ~ ma W.. -.., % boz 80 I" ~ ~
From pier - y L.. dou - Ci'.h -; t s;fsr.,
FIRST CABIN 30 d ~. - 10y. t,r: tyS;
ana '',"' %! "' T,.-r,.'' 80 pl'iFR WHl"uT
SONS General A.,.t, . BON iiN,i "R..EH' y !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

Tn. Iuf.rI,d >u... nos of'r! i .-'"G full p1!i Tor
c,.h /. n"l.t,>'--,h.'. ma rui., l'o"Al A"it' ~
- nho'i.
Tn, ( o.ipauy has no bOmdrd or mortgage debt ANA
tI,c of Zach dent Ncr?t wan the consent
of holders rrrora ! AZ I"-I rsni, pr 'cu ~ per
the prri'rie d -iOrk. :iTUhinrhD Nv D'-'H".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

East Tenn v q Ga
Gov Gold -
1000. 800. ib1
Er,r III Mortgage
1000 BIS llG1
Ell, 3th Mortgage
1000. .... 10
illinois Cent 10
2o.O0O..s2oF 40
LIT & u Nor lst
SO 900. ......ll6
KeoIuk d. ID VI ist
2.Oc0.. loo
Kings 60 f.le LIST
l.WO. 800. Ions
Knox j: ohio 81
5000 ......lll
IE-ie & " lst IS
..UtW. ..... lO!t
10 Evans anu 81 /.
Con LIST IS
loco. sc
5000. .......hvp
Louis q NASHVILLE
Nash r ami al! 1871
1000. ......IUltS
i s d NJ y
ID Coup
3.0Uc ......l"S
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-06

Words of Advice

To those who require a stimulant There arc
many to whom we could recommend you; We
think there are Just as many honest liquor
dealers as there are dealers in any other class
OF merchandise, and again we believe that there
are many who sell whiskey or any other com
modify, who are not reliable. We have noticed
that our best physicians and superintendents OF
hospitals have by heir testimonials hlgnly rec
commended Klein'S Silver Age Rye, therefore we
say his is the place to which we would advise
every one TO go. lie sells siN-year-old GucEen-
heimeT Finch, Gibson or Overholt. Tor 81 per
fulT quart, or six quarts for s.. Wines, Brandles
and Gins cheap as the cheapest. send for com-
plete catalogue and price list to Max Klein, ~
Federal street Allegheny.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-06

S terrific. volcanic eruptions, cyclones, earth
quakes are awfully and tremendously pictur
esque, but scarcely desirable TO emulate In &C
tion and effect by the administration OF rem
edies which produce cOnvulsion and agony in
the abnormar portion OF the human frame. Such
is the effect OF the old fashioned violent purga-
tives happily falling more and more into dlsuSe,
and OF which HostetteT's stomach BitterS is the
wholesome. pleasant, and far more effective
seccedaneum. They weakened the intestines-
the Bitters -invigorates them, They left the
bowels Inactive because incapaciated by ensu-
ing feebleness. The Bitters on the contrary,
aud because it enables, not forces, them TO act
"a vast and fortunate difference-perpetuates
their activity and regularity, The liver is bene-
ficially stimulated, as the kidneys also are, BY
this medicine, which easily conquers, also ma
laria nervousness and rheumatism.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-06
DIED.

STUTZMAN, In West Taylor township, on
Thursday, May 3, 1890, Barbara wife OF samuel
=. StutZmdn, aged about 60 years.
Funeral on Saturday forenoon at 10 O'Clock
interment at Benshon's
GREEN.-on Monday night June ?. 1890, at II
O'Clock, at Summerhill, Estella, daughter OF
Dr. j. b. and Tillie j. Green, aged II years, /
month, and days.
Funeral to-day at 2:3O P. NJ. Interment in
Lutheran cemetery at SummeThill.
Morrellviile on Tuesday night
June 3, 1890, at IL o'clock CYRUS Strayer,
aged 81 years months and 81 days.
Funeral this rorennonat 10 o'clock lnterment
in Grand View.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-06
MARRIED

ARvEY--STALB.-At Ebensburg. on Tues
day June 3, 1890, by Rev. Bowman, pastorOf
the Presbyterian Church, Mr.. E. G. Harvey OF
Fast Conemaugh, and Miss Elmira SJalb OF
Susqnehanna township.
LL-NEWMAN.-At the residence OF Mr.. j.
W. Newman, father Of the bride, Morrellville,
on Thursday, May 90 1890, by Rev. S. keebler,
Mr.. Clarence b. Dill and Miss NJ Kate New
man, both OF Morrellviile.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-06

rLIthroat and lung troubles this remedy has
no equal 1t is guai anteed TO cure consumption
In its first stages and even in advanced stages
OF that disease Il relieves coughing and induces
sleep. You may have a cough or cold at any
time, therefore no household, especially with
children, should be without IL. For all affec-
tions OF the throat, lungs and chest, Group,
whooping cough, hoarseness, splitting OF blood
ana all pulmonary diseases tt has no equal
repaired only by Rheumatic syrup CO., jack
20 Mich, Ask your druggist forit.
+ sale at Slater'S drug store corner OF Main
street and Park Place, Johnstown, Pa,
teb-J2 sd WY.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-06
A Roston Editor pleased.

/, NJ. Grainey, the BrocUon, Mass. correspond
ent OF the Boston HeJdid writes as Gollaws: !
have used Van Wert's BalSam when ainicted
with severe coughs and do not hesitate in saying
that 1t has never failed TO AFFECT permanent
cure. | think it the best remedy OF The kind In
the market, forming my opinion on my own eN-
peri9nce and that of others in the city. The
Balsam is sold by W. b. Ilce, corner OF Frank
lin and Locust stiee S. Tritl size Tree.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-06
WIDOWS APPRA!SMENT,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

l.
IN that the following pamed appraisements
OF property appraised and set apart for widows
OF decedenJs under the Act OF Assembly OF the
4th April, A. ID. 1851, has been filed in the
Registers ONCE In and for the County OF Cam
bria, and VIII be presented to the Orphans Court
OF said county for confirmation AMI allowance on
Wednesday, 4th day OF March, A. ID. 1890.
/. inventory and appralsement OF personal
property appraised and set apart for Mary
owens, widow OF David owens, deceased, $500.
=. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraised and set apart for CathaTine
Noel, widow OF William Noel, deceased, 200.
3. Inventory and appraisement OF personal
property appraised and set apart for widow of
Noah Seese, late OF jackson township, de-
ceased, $300
4. inventory and appralseme Mt OF personal
property appraised and set apart for Catharine
Emmel, widow OF John Emmt l, late OF Lower
YodeT township, deceased, 5000.
8. Inventory and appralsement OF personal
property appraised and set apart for Elizabeth
Rausch. widow OF John Rausch, late OF stcuy
creek township, deceased S7!.50.=
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-06
NIarYelons Endurance.

The vast amount of labor performed by the
heart I'm keeping all portions OF the body sup
piled with blood is not generally known. IL
beats 100, 900 times, and forces the bioo1 at the
rate OF l6S miles day which is 3,00O0)O,0lO
times ana 5, $50, $50 miles in life time. NO won
der there are so many Heart Failures. The
first symptoms are shoTtness o. breath when eN-
ercising pain in the side or stomach, huttering,
choking In throat, oppression, then Follow weak
hungry or smothering spells, swollen ankles
etc DR. Franklin Miles New Heart cure is tue
only reliable remedy. sold by John NJ. Taney &
10 = Morris street.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-06
Fifiy SnasmsaDaY.

Had Mrs. II. A. Gardner. of vistula, Indiana,
lived two thousand years ago she would have
She was subject TO nervous prostration, head
aches, dizziness, backache, palpitation and forty
TO fifty spasms day. Though having been
treated by eight physicians for years without
success, she was permanently cured by one bot
tie of Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine. A trial
bottle OF this new and wonderful medicine ana
a finely illustrated treatise free at John NJ.
fancy CO.'S Drug store, Morris street, WhJ
recommends and guaranteeS II.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-06
Never Negiect a Cold.

Dr Austin Flint says in the F0I'rW: - 1t is
probable that person with an Inherited ten
dency to consumption would never 'yel0p the
disease II he could be protected against Injection
with the tubPicle bdciiItSS. In the light OF mod
em discoveries consumption can no longer be
regarded as an incurable disease. hempS
Balsam, when taken in time has saved many
from consumption. AT all druggists. SOC and
81. Sample free.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-06
one Dollar for FIFTY Gents.

Competition and improved methods OF manu-
facture have reduced the cost OF drugs and other
cOmmodite fully one-half within the last ten
years In view OF this facts the proprietors OF
Van Wert's Balsam for the lungs have decided
to give their patrons the benefit OF the saving
tion of their remedies and have therefore re-
duced the price OF the BaSnm ana ofIer the bot
tie, which has hitherto been sold for 81. Tor soc.
The Balsam can be obtained OF ", il. lice, cor
ner OF Franklin and Locust streets, THAI size
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