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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-11
The Duke Of Fife has just sold his fin

The Duke Of Fife has just sold his fine
estate of Rothiemay, Banfshire, which
has belonged to the Fife family since
the middle Of the last century, when it
was purchased by Alexander Duff, Of
Braco. from the Abernethies, Of Saltoun.
to whom it belonged when Mary Queen
of Scots resided at Rothiemay house, in
1868, during her northern progress. Her
rooms are still TO be seen in the man
sion, which Is one of the most ancient IL
tha cNrr-,4--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-11
THEIEA6UE MEETING.

NEW YORK, Oct l0-This morning the
conference Of the presidents of the National
Baseball league was continued. An ad
jOurnment was taken at l o'clock until
Oct - when they will receive the report
of their committee, which meets that day
with committees from other leagues. Mr..
Spalding says the League is willing to
make sacrifices in the interest of harmony
and to end the war between his organiza-
tiOn and the Brotherhood.
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GIADSTONFS OPINION.

LONDON, oct lO-Mr. Gladstone sent to
n Nottingham correspondent, from
Hawarden, yesterday, a postal card, giving
his opinion of the new United States tariff
laws He says: THE tariff act is, as You
viii suppose, in my eyes, deDlorable
error, attended with severe and cruel con
sequences to innocent persons. / shall
certainly find an opportunity of offering
remarks upon it in Midlothian"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-11
Given AWAY.

Cholly Fashion Ito custom house officer
Now that you have discovered those En-
glish clothes in my trunk and examined
them l should like TO know how in time
you found that l was trying TO smuggle
them. How did you know they were in
my trunk?
Custom House Officer-They are 20 very
loud that l heard them throbbing inside
the trunk-Lawrence American.
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UNITED ONCE MORE.

MARION Ind, Oct. 10.-At the session Of
the Christian conference yesterday, the
southern wing of the church, which Sc
ceded at the Cincinnati convention held in
1854, was restored. The conditions Of the
return of the southern people having been
agreed to. an informal and hearty greeting
was extended TO the erring brethren, while
the congregation sang 'Blest is the Tie
That Riu6s -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-11
DOCTOR TERRILL

DlSEASES OF WOMEN-Dr- TerrtlI has made
c seases of women a specially for the past twenty
years and wishes 70 thst be las al tie ste IN
sFFGueu-s batteries eeCtro1e=, etc foT tketF sue
CesSrul treatment Including horOid tuLo--, dls-
i--ceuleAt-, eElarEculsrt-. pFolspsuS ulceTatioTs
.eEcoiI hEeA ossses Of the cvsTieS, painful Trsg-
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ot TIE tasi N tie special study q eectcfy and =
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!aIlA--Ar y IN - srtsEtt1C app itcstson
NEAN OtS Di~EASES-Dr. Term Wlstes 70
cali TIE attention o. those suffering from Eervo1s
diseases Sara - pro~1rstton, tt. % re
wcn1eFlt Sll ave Effects 70 y oe-Te1 ron eec
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-11

Two literary collaborators have guar
relied.
First Collaborator-So you profess 70
undervalue my share in our work?
Second CollaboratOr-Yes, sir. You are
obtaining your reputation under false pre-
lenses. You are nothing bat a bladder
inflated with my gas.-America
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THE MCKINLEY BILL.

unterhaus today Mr.. Wenkle, minister of
finance, declared that the monarchy was
endeavoring in good season TO decide what
commercial policy to pursue after 1892
Referring to the Mckinley tariff, the min
lister said that the government stood ready
TO cooperate with any nation in action
tending TO conserve the interests Of
Hungary
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Shield of Honor.

This order pays s., ,OOS death benefits, $50
upon the death of wife of a member and
s. a week sick benefits. The sum Of TWEEN
ty-five cents constitutes the amount Of an
assessment, which is only levied upon
members when a death occurs. Philadel-
mia contains trrer,+r tnrea lndces
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-11

The National Tonsorial Parlor com
pany'' is the latest novelty in the way of
trusts 1t has been Incorporated at Chi
cago, and is to include barber shops in the
various cities of the United States.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-11

Henry" cried Mrs. Won Toodles, grasp
ing her somnolent husband by the arm,
Henry, there are burglars in the house!
Get up and go DOWN.
Utter nonsense, my dear" returned
Henry. "You wouldn't have a man of my
social position associating with burglars,
would your You astonish mep-Chs tier
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-11

fore ond 164. 200 barrels for the correspond
ing week in 1890 Higher wheat has
stimulated the demand for flour to con-
siderable extent and though mills claim
that prices of flour are at a disparity
with those of wheat, sales have besn quite
large during the past three days. The
most activity was shown in patent for
eastern centers and while prices have
generally been advanced 10 to ID cents per
barrel, the majority of orders were at old
fiol1rpS
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TEE OUR OUTpUT

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Oct l0-The
Northwestern Miller says: There was
Flight decline in the -four output last week
The aggregate production was loo 10
Barrels against III, 25J barrels the week be-
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William Dale. of New Orleans. ste eleven
nUsknelons IN cne hour on a wager. The
uzeio1s were Iar-e
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Baggage Master Sorry, lady, but
you'll have to pay excess baggage rate
on this valise. It's twenty pounds over
weight
Miss Chamberlin - How provokingl
Mathilde, thought l told you to dis
tribute those engagement rings among
the trunks.-Judge.
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SURGEON OCI-LIST And AURI~T- Q -
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The srert1c &C l-sf meat q -ssses .. cc-Tect .E
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- D. have ..-E been team 1.-41
CRo>>EYES s,rHig1tesed- - -zEzy c1ses W.
operation
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BASE BALL.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AT BALTIMORE.
iDdltlIIbIb....s " " " . " y " " -
Rochester. 0 o 90 0 o. l
ErrOrs-Baltimor !.
Batteries-McMahon and Robinson, Mil
Ter and MckeOugh.
AT ST. LOUIS.
st. .I,ouis..............OO 0 0 001 o. 6
Columbus ...........O 90 . 024 0 ~ S
Base hits-St. Louis 3, Columbus y.
Errors-St. Louis 2 Columbus 0.
Batteries Hart and Munyan, Chamber
lain and OConnOr.
AT LOUISVILLE
Louisville. 20004 0 ~
Toledo. III 90 20 0 O-6
Base hits-Louisville II, Toledo 9.
Errors-Louisville ), Toledo !.
Batteries 49, Ehret and Weckbecker,
Sprague and SAGE
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

For a disordered liver try Beecham's IS
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the Montniv 7ecord-

Ticket No. 9S, 455 drew the First Capital
Prize of 5000, 900 in the 235th Grand Nam.
moth Drawing on December Il, in The
Louisiana State Lottery. 1t was sod in
fractional parts of fortieths at 81. 90 each,
sent to NJ, A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
One to Agency Bank of British North
America, 81 Wall ST., New York CITY. one
to 2. A. Hakes, Cairo, H.; one to Arthur
Harrison, New York, N. Y; one to Cbas.
E. Woodson. Mcrlfhis, Tenn: one TO John
B. Young, Hamilton, Ontario; one to Mer-
chants Bank of Pensacola, Flo; one to
FIRST National Bank, Corsicana, Texas;
one to E. T. Bells, 222S Walnut St., ST.
Louis, Mo-; one to Jas. Bessette, Worces-
ter Mass. one to Arthur Bittiner, II West
23d St.. New York City; one to Bank of
Wyanet, Wyanet, H.; one to Niblock &
Layn, Philadelphia, Pa; one to the Texas
Rational Bank, San Antonio, Tex; one to
F, w. Hanson & w. G. Miles, Moreland
Cook Co., ILL.,; etc. etc. Ticket No. 40
Gil drew the Second Capital Prize of 5000,
600 and was sold in fractional eighths at
$500 each. One to a Deposition Traders
Bank, New Orleans, La; two to Of. Hart.
man, through Twins Bank, Columbus,
Ind; one to Deposition New Orleans
National Bank, Few Orleans, La; etc ,
Ticket No s. 96l drew the Third Capital
Prize of 100000 1t was sold in fractional
quarters at $40 each. One to Byron D.
Houghton, Oswego, N, y, etc. Ticket No.
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a Close Gail.

On Monday afternoon just after the
arrival of the west bound train, the
Sheriffs Office was notified that John
Sevanoaks was in town loaded up
with wtiskeY, and an overgrown re-
volver which he persisted IN flourish
ing around. Deputy Sheriff Frank
Burke hunted Serenoaks up and told
him TO surrender his revolver Seven
oaks denied having a weapon about
him. whereupon Burke reached for the
gun but fuled to lind it. just as the
Deputy Sheriff tarned around to leave,
Sevenoaks pulled revolver out OF his
coat pocket, abusing the officer as lie
did So immediately upon hearing
his voice, Burke wheeled aronnd, and
while doing so cooked his rcvol yer,
bringing it down on Sevenoaks and
ordering him to throw up his hands,
which after few words of parley was
done. Mr.. Burke then disarmed his
prisoner. taking him to the County
Jail. Upon the examination before
Judge Ira Mabbett Tuesday, John
Saeveuoaks was bound oyer in the
sum of $500 for his appearances before
the Grand Jury: he furnished bail and
was released from custody Frank
Burke is entitled TO great credit in
making the arrest rs he did; his nerve
and quickncss undoubtedly saved MS
life as well as that OF John Sevenoaks.
The public applaud Mr.. Burke's con-
duct in this matter.
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News from the ST. Louis Colony

w. NJ Gray Esq, shot and killed a
large wild cat last week. The cat was
prospecting for chickens; and Mr.. Gray
held him up in good time.-Poor pros
pecting for the cat. -. Rev. Mr..
Koenig who lost his house and all his
furniture by fire, Jan. 5, has moved
into the house of Mr.. Tubes, to stay
a few days until be can get house
completed on his own ranch. Mr.
Koenig has not lost heart because he
lost all his worldly effects, hut has
commenced anew, and with a little
assistance from outside will in a sew
days, be in new house On his raj .r
Had the fire broken out three hou.s
later, the family would doubtless b., e
gone with the house. Articles of fur
niture will be acceptable just now.
-. a ten dollar gold piece was raked
out of the ashes by Mr.. Koenig after
the fire. His wife had saved this with
three or four dollars more to pay on
his life insurance, The bills went: the
gold stayed. Moral-save tho gold.
80. The settlers along the ella bot
tom lands are turning IN the soil and
sowing barley and alfalfa. Especially
is this true under the Farmers canal
On the right bank of the river. So
Speed the plow and barley SOW.
Alfalfa too, will surely grow.
Just give the thirsty land drink
And all good seeds will grow, 1 think.
And you viii find some summer day.
Ripe fruits and grain Will surely pay
For all your toll with moistened brow.
So, SOW the seed and speed the plow.
OBSERVER.
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1855 drew the Fourth Capital Prize of $50
900. 1t was sold in fractional parts of
fortieths at 81 each; one to Britton &
Kosntz, Matches, Miss; one to Christian
Keller, Natchez, Miss: one to /. Lieb-
mann, for Lewis L. Levin, l0S Canal St,
New York, n. Y; one to Thomas Boland,
Boston, Mass; one to S. Friedman, IS Elm
ST.. New York Gty; one TO L. Z. Jsndorf,
"a Maiden Lane, New York City: one TO
John McCarviil, IA Clarkson ST.. New York
City. The 237th Grand Monthly Drawing
will take place on Tuesday, February II,
of which all information will be furnished
On application to NJ. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La.
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soils and carnuncles cued.

For years have been constantly troubled
with humors in the blood, which caused the
breaking out of boils and carbuncles all
over my body, that when bruised " would
make a lasting, ugly sore. l consulted
many eminent physicians and took great
deal of medicine without any perceptible
benefit. Nothing helped me but Swift's
Specific IS. S. 81 That medicine cured me.
am now enjoying excellent health, and
there is not blemish of any kind on my
bod. MICHAEL McHALE,
Bulo n ebraska
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Ex-Receiver of Public Moneys, Fred. W. Smith, is
short S23 $1,000 being due the government and the
balance is due the settlers. The last heard of Smith
was three weeks ago, when he was said to have left
| San Francisco for Tucson.
n MeGraw and 3. A. Haraptsy came in from ella
City Tuesday, where they located some valuable
placer ground. Nr. Mec7rag is ar Oh Colorado miner
and thinks that he VIII strike it rich in this county,
as he finds the entire country thoroughly ninerizcd.
The turn table at the railroad round house broke
| down on Mondoy last, By the giving way of two
centre bolts. Donald Mcintyre soon had his men at
work and within twenty four hours the big table"
was as usual spinning around like whes of fortune.
DR. D. P. Kayner Of Chicago arrired here Sunday
morning and will remain in yuma county during the
winter for the benefit Of lis health. Dr. K5ynor will
leave by Tst steamer fer Silver District where ne in
tends visiting hisfriend Taylor d Macleod at the
Alberta camp. N1t
Mr.. Charles Baker, one of the p-oprietors OF the
Hollenbeck OF i, Los Angeles lett for home Tues
day. Mr., Baker spent several weeks in YUM and is
very much pleased with our county and climate.
While here he pecame interested in some valuable
mining property, with which he is very much pleas
ed.
Pratt's Astral oil, $50 degrees fire test,
the safest and most brilliant Illuminating
oil in use, 1915 per case of 10 gals, at d.
Calishers, Levy building
Jim Cushenbersy and Company Will commence
operations on their placer ground at Laguha and
Gia City, the first Of next month. Mr.. Cushenbeny
intends putting large force of men at work. and il
is an assured fact that active Developments VIII
soon BE commenced on the rich Gold fields of Yuma
County.
Rev. A. Y. Koenig desires to express his thanks
through the SENTINEL to the kind people of Yuma
who so generously donated money, clothing and bed
ding when the sane was badly needed The fire
although disastrous to Mr.. Kosn;g, has been the
means of showing the newly arrived settlers in the
ella valley that the citizens OF Yuma County q
generous class OF people.
Yesterday whilst Under Sheriff Mayes was taking
John Seveno2ks from the Jail to the conrt room,
prisoner named William Johnson managed to escape.
In few minutes his trail taken up and within
heur he reclptured BY Deputy Sheriff Burke two
miles west of town johnson charged with breaking
into railroad and stealing shoes; he IS held
Ilr bis a1rear-l= hat7r--a. sa. JUGS default Of
bail.
le. H. rase-scr, conductor 'er tho s r Com
HlHy was married % ,h- I5s instant to Miss Nora Ban
ag,ot ella Bend. THERE'S DO ua1- popular railroad
emp.ogaz IN Yuma shan l-r. Wlser=ou and those who
k.av him best believe Ee win make q model nus
band. Hss Bunly IS taa daughter o, ..- proprietor
of the Bunay nOJeI pend, anu is a young
lady Of many accomplishments, and one whose sweet
Of disposition insures the happiness OF her hus
band
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4 Sexton Speaks.

Mr.. John A. Clcary, sexton OF lakewood
Cemetary, Waco, Texas, says: "Swift's
Specific IS. s. 81 is a sure cure for any des-
cription Of blood poison. About year ago
contracted a poisonous blood disease, and
tried number Of remedies without avail.
was about to become disheartened, when a
friend induced me to try S. S. 5. After
takinga part of one bottle I was sound
man, and no symptoms of the disease have
ever returned.
Treatise on blood and Skin Diseases mail
ed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Atlanta, GA.
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Inherited Scrofula.
Bulo, Nebrask;

Swift's Specific Is. S. 81 cured my little
boy Of HEREDITARY scrofula, which broke out
ali over his face. For a year he had suf-
fered, and had given up all hopes of his
recovery, when at length was induced to
use S. S. s. After using few bottles lie
was enti.ely cured Not symptom now
remains of the disease. This was tire.
years ago.
MRS T. L. MATTERS, Matherville,
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BuckIen's ArnIca SaIve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Rheum, Fever Sores
letter, Chapped H ands, Chilbrains Germs,
ard all Skin Bruptions, and positively cures
Pills., or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money re
funded. Price % cents per box.
FOR SALE BY A Frank.
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IREASu2ER'S EorICE-

Warrant No. Ill on the Gsneral
Fund of Yuma County, issue OF 1887,
will be paid OH presentation at this of
fee.
Interest on Called Warrants will
stop OH date of advertisement and if
not presented in ten days, the funds
will be used to pay the next in order.
w. I. HOPKINS,
County Treasurer.
Yuma, A, T., January Is, 1890.
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GARGLE
THROAT LISAMFNT.

Olive oil, pure two and Que half ounces; camphor
gun and oil origanum, of each one ounce. Mix and
rub the throat, nose and breast with little Of it and
cover with flannel
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Notice..

A meeting of the stockholders of the
Mohawk Canal Company, will be held at
the Office of the company, in the village of
Yuma, A. T., on Monday, Jan. %, 1890,
at two O'Clock p. m, for the purpose of
electing Board of Directors for the cur
rent year, and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come before
them.
]. II. TAGGARr,
Secretary pro tenn.
Yu A. T., Janus y 4, 1890.
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Dr.. GaLSiElC {. CO.,
ZIG Kearney St San Francisco. Cal
iOiica 'or PabIicaiicr--iionsstaad: sappIicatiOn,
No. $40.
LAND OFFICE, TrcsoE, -SzszeSA,

I7z1l'D OffIOhJ
Jan. l3 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention
10 make final proof i'll support of her claim.
and that said proof will be made before tbs
Register and Receiver of the Land cffiee at
Trcson. Ariz., On February "A. 1880, viz:
Harriet Z. Glenn, Ct Sentinel, Ariz, for
Che Sc. Sec. %, TIP S., r. low.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
Eliza Harris, Sr., H. r. Wills, Geo.
Cameron and B. f. Weatherby, all of
Sentinel, Arizona
HERBERT BROWN,
Register.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-01-18

,0I the Comfy .. urra.
TARY BRIGGS PUTl-Ag
0GTILLES JI1I..51.
l.e---iall.
action 5yough5 in tee Dist1ico Court q tie Second
Iotie.2j Ds,T.e5 c. the Teriscry O. Arizona, in and
orthe coanty Of Yuma, ard TIE Complaint fled in
sid coanty yuma u the cEice Of the Clerk Of said
District Court
The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to 0rv.ls
Seth Putnam, Defendant
You are hereby required to appear IN an action
brought against You by the above named Plaintiff n
the District Court OF the Second Judicial Districs
Of Territory OF Arizona in and for the County OF
yuma, and to answer the Complaint filed therein,
within ten days exclusive the day of seryice after
the service you of this summoas--f served within
his county; or served out OF this county, but in this
is:rcs, within twenty days, otherwise within thirty
:ay5-sr Judgment ~ default vii be taken against
.ou according 70 the prayer ofsaid oIrplaint
Tfesaid action is brought &c sroIve the bonds Ct
lsirimony row exis ting, aud that the custody
5iJenn:e Plaintiffs miner child, be AWARDED to
olaint,T.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to ap-
GEAR and answer the SAID complaint rs above required
he said Plaintiff VIII apply TO the Court for such
ltler, and iurtker relief as TO justicebeongs.
Given under my hand and tho
Seal Of tee District Court o: the Sec
end Judicial District OF the Ter
lSEAL. rito=y CT Arizona, in and for tbs
CountyOf Y; :, this 18th day OF
January, in TIE year Of our Lori
one THOUSAND eight hundred and
ninety.
C.M -BRINLEY, Clerk