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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-16
DOCTOR. TFRRUT,

DISEASES OF MOMEN-Dr. Terrill has made
diseases OF women specially for the past twenty
years and wishes to state that he has all the late n
struments batteries, ee trUdes, ETC. Tor their sue
Ccssful treatment, including tbroid tumors, dis
placements tulHrgemtnts, prUlalsus, uiCtTatluuS,
IeuCOrrhaea, diseases Of the oyarIee, painful rregu-
lar prpfuse nenstratiOn etc. Or. 1orrilt has re-
Gently spent several months Ia the large hospitals
OF the east in the special study Of electricity and Is
the only physician I'm the southwest thoroughly
familiar with its scientific application.
NEhNOI - DlSE&SES-Dr, Ierriu wishes 20
call the attention of those suffering from Leryou,
diseases. Farlys > nervous lrOstruton, etc, TO the
tricity when sCloutihcal applied and desires to
state that he makes the application OF electricity in
nervous disc. a special feature Of his practice.
The doctor has the finest nifty cell diamond carbon
battery seen in the west and all the appliances
especially accepted to the treatment II lost manhood
seminal weakness, which he quickly and permau-
tntly res by the ai- Of electricity.
CA1ARKH-EyeTy case Of Catarrh iS durable n
properly treated. Or. 1erriA USES haley's new
treatment.
SKIN DISEASES ofalI kind cured when others
have failed.
Pills. FI~TULA and all rectal diseases cured,
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TnE.THKAI. STRICT RI quickly and per-
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money uUtll CURED.
CHRONIC DISEASES-Bronchitis. asthma, ray
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dTupsy, briglts di ease, bladder, kidney and ureu-
AIRY diseases, blood poison and private diseases
SYPHILIS - That dread disease OF mankind
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ment without the poisonous drugs OF days gone hy.
Medicine sent TO all parts Of ne country. Consul
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10 a General Banking. COlIectiHg
and Brokerage Business.

Eastern and FoSeiCn Exchange
bought and sold. United States bond
OF all denominations bought and sold
County, Township and Municipal
bonds bought
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SURGEON OCULIST AND AI'RIST- q I've
special attention 20 -eases Of the eye. including
the scientific adjustment OF glasses u correct I'M
perfect vision.
tAlEKACr removed and sight restored 10 many
who have long been totally blind.
tROS~kl - Strengthened. Ina many cases with-
ouf operation.
GKAN LATED LIDS and all forms OF sore eyes
quickly cured. Artificial eyes DO serted.
DEAF y f.-~--Ail turHbie cases prom pity cured.
GLAS>ES-O Only those who have had spec ial train
Ing should stt mpt 10 ~ gasse, lest they dot be
nervousness irritaDility insomnia. headache YER
tigO aud seeming stupidity ia children arr due 70
objective Vision and ale removed al once by the n
dCatIun Of proper glasses. II Opu have pain In the
eye balls, orbits Ieupes or 4 reheud. II the eyes
water, b. the letters run together when reading. n
everything swiu.s or becomes dim when atten ptinR
10 the eyes Tor very short tin e. there l.
fault tn the organ pf sight which can be relieved by
The application Of proper glasses. 4 few have 40
unpleasant feelings. but cannot as well az their
ing expression. which is conspicuous and di-hgur-
ug. o. Ic,Ially ia young ladies Others complain Of
Ia.u into GRANGE 90 iigif with irritation ~ rvas
especially bs artltCHi lut. All such can De reiiey-
td by the SrleutI.r Id iu.tWeut gas.
A. ENEhAis ~ kGEON Br. Iur1y ils no
the chair OF surgery u the Irbitt Me'iira to.lre
in order Co. devote his oH-lTe time 10 E,- ~legHI,s
which include drlOrU lies. ciUh floor. r.rr.t-
ture ~ the spine, MP joint diseases, white
swelling disease of bone. cancer, luwDr-,
old sores. ulcer. hate up. varltosii-.
lydrocile, enlarged sland-. stone i bladder. ri.-,
t-tua. diseases OF the skin. kidneys aud urinary
organs.
HERNIA OR BREECH cured by an entirely
new treatment.
Consultation and examination free.
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ONE OF MARlON'S MEN.
FLAG HERO JASPER, A FOLLOWER OF
THE "SWAMP FOX.D

Enlisting Under Marion, He Proves Worthy
of His Leader and Dies Defending the
COlOrs of His COmmand-His Exploits
at MOultrie and Elsewhere.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-16
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

We carry q complete line OF al kinds % Books
and Blanks such are used by Real Es-ate Agents
consisting OF Deeds. Mortgages. Abstracts Receipt
Books Note Rocks Rent Register Notary PGhl.-
Records and Blanks Contract Books. Pocket hes
Estate Books FOR Farm and City Property. etc or
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osTAiN sJcr EEoRyATos FROM srUoY o. Ipas 40 o. M
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

Senator Sanders made his first
speech in the senate last week. II was
occasioned by the action OF the con
ference committee in striking from the
sundry civil bill the appropriation of
$75,OOO to pay the salaries OF reg
listers and receivers in the land Offices
which have been created at this ses-
sion of congress i'm the new states.
The dispatches say: "He put his
thumbs in his trousers pockets and
talked very plainly and emphatically,
rs those who knew him have pre-
dicted that he would" The Colonel
denounced the niggardly attempt at
economy in the land department while
other branches OF government were
provided with plenty OF money. The
theme was hardly great enough for
the Colonel to arouse the galleries to
"mutiny and rage" or cause the eagle
on the dome OF the capital to scream
with delight, yet the senate got a
sample of the stuff the old vigilante
is made Of and will have to wait a
more auspicious occasion for job
Inf
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14
A Novel idea for the Live Stock Exhibit at
Chicago in '93.

CHICAGO, Aug. 81. II. Sanders,
written a letter to the Worlds Fair
headquarters relative to an unique
and thoroughly original plan for a
live stock exhibit at the exposition.
His plan embodies the following fea-
lures: There shall be selected and
placed on exhibition n thoroughly
charact eristic and fully representative
male and female matured specimen OF
each and every breed OF horses, cattle.
sheep and swine raised in America
The breeds to be classified and grouped
with reference to the special adapta-
tion and uses Of each. The specimen
80 selected need not necessarily be the
best or most expensive that might be
found, but every case must he such as
are most thoroughly characteristic OF
I he breed represented. In the selec-
tiOn OF these specimens none but ami
mails bred and raised IN the United
States should b- considered. The
Secretary OF Agriculture has assured
Mr.. Sanders that he feels disposed to
adopt this as part of the plan OF
exhibit to lie made under the direct ion
OF his department. TO reap the great
est possible benefit OF this part Oi the
exhibit as an attraction to draw the
public, Sanders says invitations
should be sent all over the wOi ld So
Letting foreign cOuntrie to furnish
representations OF breeds not yet in
trOduced into this country.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

No doubt there are number OF old
timers now residents OF Fergus county
who knew Jim Whitlatch well and will
be surprised and grieved to learn
that one so courageous, kind and gen
erous should meet death at his own
hands. Twenty five years ago dollars
were as cents to him, but the time
came when a wife begged for enough
money to pay her grocery bill, and
1t was this appeal, no doubt, that had
much to do with WhitIatch's sad
death. He was as generous as ever
but the tide OF fortune had turned
against him, and he no doubt brooded
over the past and recalled the days
when he could give $1,000 feasts to
those who were nothing to him but
now unable to give a pittance to his
own. There are those in Montana
who have proiited by the dead mans
generosity, energy and enterprise, will
they show tithe of his noble charac-
teristics by aiding in giving relief to
his widow and orphaned children?
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

Montana is not the only region that
is suffering from drouth. 1t extends
east and south. Owing to its preva-
lenoe cattle are crowding on the Chi
cagO market as they never have
before, and, as a. matter OF course,
causing decline in values. There may
be falling of in shipments before the
bulk OF Montana cattle reach the
market, but this is not certain. But
with such a cleanup OF the ranges as
is now taking place it would seem
as though prices had reached the low
est figure and that another year " ould
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

exaggerated by enemies of the method
and imaginative newspaper writers.
IL has become n notorious fact that
whenever the theorists and eminent -
doctors are called in to impart their
wisdom death or omething terrible is
sure to follow. They were called to
relieve General Grant OF "A cancer
when they could not cure carbuncle.
When the life OF the lamented Garfield
was ebbing away, his physicians were
looking wise and tunneling in the opo-
site direction from the course of the
bullet. Hereafter ii there are any
more criminals to dispose of under
this law they should be sent out to
touch some wire that is highly electri-
fed. kemmler was killed by Kindness.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

BUFFALO, Aug. Sat the driving
park to-day Sunol and Belle Hamlin
attempted to lower the record of 2:lOl.
and 2;l2i made by them. The judges
announced the horses would he sent
to beat els. This was for the pur-
pose of giving Sunol record as T.
year old, the best fast record up to
date being 2:l6. Belle Hamlin was
sent first, her time being 2:l4i,.
The California wonder. Sunol, was
then called up. She passed the quarter
in ;33a,, the half in l:O5l., three-quar-
tiers in l:3sie and the mile in 2:lli,.
Just three seconds slower than her
California record.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

Hon. Granville Stuart is in Helena
where he will remain until after the
fair. He was interviewed by IA Journal
reporter last week in reference to the
condition Of the ranges IN this county
and the stock interests i'm general.
Mr.. Stuart thought the outlook for
stock very dubious unless favored
with fall rains and the creeks and
watering places revived. In answer
ing the reporters question in regard
to the necessity Tor a horse stray law
Mr.. Stuart said: well, tell you it
is one OF the most difficult matters we
have to deal with. IL was almost
decided by the stock commissioners at
their last meeting to go ahead and
gather stray horses off the range and
sell them in a similar way to that
plan pursued in handling stray cattle.
But after careful discussion we decided
that without more definite laws we
could do nothing without embroiline
ourselves in expensive law suits. This
We cannot afford to do. Alaw should
be drafted and passed by the next
legislature making it possible to con-
troll this stray horse nuisance. Ii is
a shameful condition OF affairs. They
are serious detriment to the range
and the horse business. 1t is teaching
the young boys OF the state to become
horse thieves as they now gather up
strays and after using them a short
time dispose of them. Their moral
sense is thus blunted in regard to dis
eliminating between their own and
somebody else : property. it is surely
an important matter and sonnet hing
should be done" 1t is very difficult
task to draft an estray law that would
not be abused when put into practice.
Stray cattle are not as valuable to
the owners. Ii horses are gathered
and sold in a similar manner it might
work an injury to idviduals who get
no benefits from the association. But
no one questions the necessity for
a law OF some kind that will protect
the owner and the party taking up a
horse.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

The removal OF kemmler by elec-
ticity was not glittering success. But
it was not the fault of the agency so
much rs it was the operators OF the
electrical apparatus and the eminent
doctors. The latter are now quarrel
ing among themselves. The whole
thing was bungled, yet there is no
question but kemmler suffered less
pain than any man who has ever
been executed with rope. The hor-
rible sights attending his death were
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

Senator Power last week made an
effort to secure the passage of the
house bill authorizing the sale OF a
part of the Crow Indian reservation
in Montana. He secured the adoption
of the amendment which allowed citi-
zens OF this state to serve on the
commission, but Senator German
Objected to the appropriation OF
81, 900 without more careful cOnsid-
Grafton and the bill was laid over.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

The Republican county committees of the
several countrs will proceed To- call county y
/ conventions in their respective counties
and elect delegates aud alternate delegates
to the state convention as abeve desig-
mated.
The following rules have been adopted for
| the government Of Republican state con
ventions in the State oi Montana:
1-Delcgates aud alterna te delegates shall
be elected in the future to state convcn-
tions, and in the event oI failure of dele
gate to attend. the alternate delegate shall
cast the vote of the delegate whose alter
nate he tx.
I'm the absence of the delegate and his
alternate. a ma ajority oi the deega ion from,
that county shall east the vote Of the alb
sentce.
3-ln the absence Of all the delegates and
alternate delegates from any county, no
vote shall he east f"r such county.
In the county in which the state con
vention shall he held. when any delegate
and his alternate .rlesatr are absent, there
shall le NO vote east in their behalf.
5-Delegates aud alternate delegates must
he Republican residents oi tliecounty which
they represent.
by order of the Republican state central
cemmittee.
\. y. SriGMAN, Chairman.
j. W H,ru,wAN S.ereiarN.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION

A Republican county convention will b'
held at L.wist"wn, Fergus county. Mon
tana, ON Saturday, August 30, 1890. III
10 O'Clock "a. M. for the purpose of electins
eight delegates and aIt.rnates to represen,
the Republican party of Fergus county al
the Republican state convention, to ~
held at Butte on September I ! 1880, also
to nominate ~ candidate for state senator
for the Fourteenth senatorial district: aud
to transact such other business as ma,
come before the convention
The several precincts will D." entitled IA
representation as follows.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14
For the Removal Of Grants Remains.

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The concur
rent resolution heretofore offered by
Mr.. Plumb expressing the desire OF
congress for the removal OF the re-
mains OF Gen. Grant to interment i'm
the Arlington national cemetry and
requesting the president to convey to
the widow OF that eminent man such
desire, rendering to her, on behalf of
the nation, all necessary facilities for
such removal and interment, was
agreed to by the senate.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14
SUICIDE OF JAMES W. wHITLATCH.
An Old-Time Montanisn Takes HIS Life IN
San Francisco.

Hr,nS,, Aug. q. - Al old-timers wer,
shoeke'i to-day "n learning from San Fran
cisco that James W. Whitlatch had suiei,l.,l
there last FRIDAY. Much of Whiilaich' :
famous aud romantic career had it's origir,
in Helena. IL was during the last DAYS ol
Last Chance, when what is now the capita
of Montana was about to lee deserted, tina I
Whitlateh's discovery Of the Whitlatcl
Union mines restored it to life and gave the
inhabitants Of Last Chance new hope.
For years Whitlateh's mines kept Helera
alive and gave tnionville. now deserted
mining camp. population Of 5000.
Whitlatchs career has been as romantic
varied and picturesque as any character in
fiction or history, and his life is the typical
story Of the western mining man and sol.
dier of fortune. He has made and lost for.
tunes, knowing all the ups and downs OF
the prospector's luck, spending as well as
making money in large sums, and with all
the princely improvidence Of strong md
generous nature.
His life "a common laborer in the mines
and digsings Of the western part Of the
United States and in many other portions
Of the world has been interspersed with sea
sons spent in the financial centers of both
continents in the role OF capitalist and
pleasure seeker, spending the last dollar Of
some big "wad'' realized in some mining
deal with the same recklessne-s as he would
the first.
His adventures, his extravagancies and
his many successes would fill volume.
while his remarkable luck a : "A prospect or
has been phenomenal. He had only To ca u
upon his luck as Aladdin rubbed his lamp.
in order to make the earth give up its
treasure, while he spent what came to him
in a way which would have caused the
hero of the Arabian nights To catch his
breath.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
Land Office at Helena. Mont,

Land Office at Helena Mont.
August :, lsn.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten.
tion to make final proof in support of hi.
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the Judge or in his absence the ClerL
of the District Court of Fergus county
Mont, at Lewistown, Mont, ON Septcm.
Der %. ls9o, viz:
Peter Jons.
who made homestead application M. i6il
for the SCI SCI, See. ), Tp. /. ", Il. ~ T.
He names the following witnesses t.
prove hi, continuous residence upon aud
cultivation of, said land. viz: l;enjauir
ID. Phillips. Got,lieb Benz. Char'rs Coat
way and Henry keeton, all "i stanford
Mont.
:. A SwiG"Err REGISTER.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

The tariff bill is still under consider
alton in the senate. The discussion
has been without interest so far. MIR.
Blaine's recent utterances have dis
turbed the ultra protectionists trifle
and it is possible he may yet develop
adherents in sufficient force to have
his reciprocity views endorsed by the
upper house.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

A wind-stOrm in Minneapolis last
week carried a hack driver a whole
block and then dropped him with a
dull thud. The fellow escaped with a
few slight injuries and the presumption
is that he struck on his cheek. A
newspaper man would have been
killed instantly.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

The twenty-first annual exhibition
of the Montana Agricultural, Mineral
and Mechanical Association, opens on
the 23d inst. and closes on the Both.
The association has our thanks for a
complimentary ticket.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

Robert Bonner has refused = 25. 900
for Maud s., and it is said he could
get more than that for Sunol. Now
let one of our Montana horse grow
ers produce something that can beat
them both and he can make money
fast
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

John Boyle O'Reilly, poet and pa
triot, and editor OF the Boston Pilot
died suddenly in Boston on the 10th
inst. from an overdose OF chloral
taken for insomnia. His was u thrill
ing and romantic life
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

Silver is still moving upward and
the foreign demand on the increase.
Instead of driving gold out of the
country it seems to be taking the lead
with a hop, skip and jump.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

The first election in Oklahoma Ter
ritOry was held last week. The Re
publicans will have majority ON
joint ballot in the legislature. Milton
W. Reynolds (rep.) who was elected
delegate ut large died on the 9th inst
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

4 Republican, state convention will lie
held AT Butte city on Thursday. sept. | l.,
| Syo. at - O'Clock noon. II will be the
slsiy of the convention To- nominate "a eau
slidate ior representative ia congress, and
transact such other business a-. in the
Judgment If the convention. appertainS to
he welfare oi the Republican party in Mon
taua.
The several counii,-s will b- entitled to
representation a. follows:
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

The potato crop of the United states
is said to be short 1000 900 bushels.
They are now selling in st. Paul at
81 90 per bushel.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

Representative Carter has completed
a report on his bill for a re survey OF
the mineral lands in Montan and will
submit it to the house this week.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

The Grand Army of the Republic
is holding it's annual meeting in Bos-
ton this week. Over one hundred
thousand veterans are expected to he
present.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14
Cattle for Sale.

For sale. cheap for cash, 100 head Of Dur
ham aud Polled Angus cattle. For full in
formation call on or address
ARGr>.
July -. Lewistown. Mont
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

st. Paul calls Minneapolis. pad
City" Very applicable to a saw dust
town
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

The president has named William
ID. Wheeler TO be assayer IN charge of
the Helena office.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

A JOhnstown, Pa, paper now gives
the number OF lives lost in the great
Hood at 2,ls7.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14

The Helena Saturday Graphic has
become a labor organ with +. NJ. Iliff
in editorial charge.
Fergus County argus., 1890-08-14
Hardware Department.

in
This IRON
supplies
Stoves a full Tin Granite Ware.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-26
Thoroughly Satisfied.

A good story has leaked out on one
of the ministers who took very ac-
tive part in the redemption Of sinners
at the late Fremont camp meeting.
1t was said that at one of the meetings
the customary invitation was given
for all who wanted to 90 to Heaven
to rise up. All present rose to their
feet with the exception of one young
man, who sat back pretty well on the
outskirts Of the audience. Those who
desired to 60 to Heaven sat down.
Then all those who wanted to 60 to
hades were requested to rise to their
feet, and the aforesaid young man was
eyed with good deal of interest.
Still he sat as quiet and composed as
a stone. The minister went to him
and asked him why he did not rise in
either instance. "Well," replied the
husky son of toll, II don't want to go
any whar. Fremont's good ernuff fer
me-"
And the preacher wended his way
back to the altar, and sitting down
on the mourners' bench, leaned over
and tied his shoes.-Fremont Tribune.