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Ell DORADO, Kan, Sept. 25- SO:

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Sir: | am in receipt OF the attorney
Pocket Docket. / have been using one OF
your dockets for some time but / consider
this one with its alphabetical and DAIRY
index and its general arrangement better
than any other which has come 10 my
notice. Yours, Z. H. HUTCHINs,
Co Atty, Butler Co.
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PRESCOTT. Arizona, Feb. IS, 1852.
Dear Sr-We received the Attorneys
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with 1T. IL is convenient, well aTran1 ed
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RECORD BOOK

County Superintendent Fences class
ifscatiou register is the most COM
plete thing Of the kind ever published.
John Mcdonald. editor OF the Western
Superintendent Fences Class; tication Reg
lister, and was much pleased with il. A
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pie, and they are OF the opinion that the
Register should BE- placed in our county
schools There is no reason why Kansas
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state. Address Il. F. MCRpoCK.
Manager EAGLE
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MUsKoGEE /. T.. Sept. IA, 1889
Gents-We have examined one of your
Attorneys Pocket Dockets," and end IL
one of the most complete of any We have
seen. Please send US one by return mail
We are yours truly,
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FULTON. Ean. March

FULTON. Kan, March Q. 1889
Dear Sir: Enclosed postal note for sIg7 In
payment for Attorney Docket" Am
well pleased with same, rs IL is the hand
lest and at the same time, concise and
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ARKANSAS CITY. Kan. Aug. 10. g.

ARKANSAS CITY. Kan. Aug 10, 80.
The Attorney Pocket Docket was receiv-
ed ali right and will say tia Il is the most
complete ard convenient article that law
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meas. Ii is just what every lawyer needs
that has any business Ia court.
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This office IL prepared to furnish all the
blanks which are used In connection with
proving mp hemssteads in Oklahoma We
use Coop's blanks, which are the only
blanks printed that have been approved by
the land commissioner At WashiaEt0a.
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Nm winsIorss Sooth.cx Syras .hosId
always be uz~d for childrp1 f~~shinx. II
sootsss the ehs1d. @5ffen- TIE scusas. sl1ays
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The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Soliday Bros. and T. T. Lamphere
under the firm name'of Soiday Bros &
Lamphere has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr. e. T. Lamphere re-
firing. The business will be continued by
Soliday Bros, who will collect all accounts
and pay all bills.
H. F. SOLIDAY
u. + SoIIDAY
do st Il. L. LAMPHERE.
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JiuIY EHS ever, Whsre r=.aerse ~.
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IN any state. Price, g.. %. BY
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To Builders and Contractor.

Sealed proposals will be received until
February ], 1850. TO construct the factory
buildings of the Deuison Cotton Manu-
featuring com pany, Denison, Texas The
bids 20 be based upon the plans and speci-
ficationx DOW or exhibition at the Office Of
the Carey Lombard Lumber company.
Wichita. Kansas Parties visiting Deni-
son TO examine the locality OF the proposed
cotton mill can he advised AZ the Office OF
the Denison Land and Investment CON-
psny All bids are 10 Be addressed 20 the
Deniscn Cotton Manufacturing company.
Deuisou. Texas, and marked ''contractor'-
proposals" The said com patty res rye the
right 20 reject any or ell ~ the prUcosais
!. NJ FoED, President.
FIT Deu!-oU Cotton Nj Co.
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For aue portrsi.x. Roger.


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The government of Chih had a commit
tee Of engineers examining the water works
of the principal European cities, with a view
to establishing similar works. on Large scale,
in some of the Chilian cities
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ATTORNEYS
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DocKETs.
Gan be Used in Any State and in
ANY Court.

The most complete and convenient Pocket
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all alphabetical index and a diary index;
shows at q glance just what date lawyer
has a case in court; keeps a complete record
OF the case. Handsomely bound in flexible
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pocket. Endorsed by attorneys everywhere
The following are few OF the many testi-
monials:
The following strong endorsement from
Capt. John +. Ash, ex-judse Of the 30rh
Judicial District, state or Indiana. He
writes as follows:
WICHITA, kans Oct. &c, 1889.
It is the most complete and concise work
OF the sort have ever met VITA. | cannot
see how the systematic, practicing lawyer
can do without it. 1t should be entitled
The Lawyers Wade Mecum.n
Truly and sincerely Yours.
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In the matter of the application for a par

In the matter of the application for a par
don by Thomas Owens:
Notice is hereby given that an applica-
tion-for pardon will be made on the Both
day of January, 1890. TO the governor of
the state of Kansas, by one Thomas Ow-
ems, who plead guilty to the charge of
grand larceny in the court of common
pleas OF Sedgwick county, Kansas. on the
10Th day of January, 1890
THOMAS OWENS,
BY JOHN A. DAVIS, His Attorney.
53-1t-w45-It
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New rsIIm.n "a, ca IN. srl. 2. Kss.. ..

New Pullman Car Gu tn. Srut r. Rsats lie
tween W .ehig= q ~ Js--Bs-
The AtcEisor. Topeka & santa Fs rsiI-
road are now running Ia tEeIr night tram
leaving Wichita AZ 20 ?. mss. conbs-
nation Pullman sleeping and chair car.
+" lchitA TO - Jo-=ph. through Topeka
and AtchlsoD. This car arrive. ~ Topeka
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The next regular county teachers exam
inRtion will be held at the Lewis academy
Saturday, January 25, 1890, beginning at
$50 n. M.
d53-7t D. s. PENCE. Stunt
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LAND OFFICE BLANKS.
We have n full line of land Office blanks
OF all descriptions. Orders will be filled
and sent by return express. See list of
blanks on another page.
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Cobs for sale at the Zephyr Mills, $3.50
per load delivered. Telephone l69 26-tf
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Land Once HiAnka

Address the Eagle for the necessary
blanks to be used la fling on Oklahoma
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Change Of Insurance AGENCY.

Lee Taylor q Co. have removed TO No
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w II. Powers. the popular piano tuner,
solicits your patronage. Leave or'ierS AZ
Shaw's music house. GE3-tf
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Three bears she quickest 70 81. I<ouis--
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There will be meeting % "a. stock-
holders cf the West side &a,i0risti bsnk
y, the banks Office IS Wichita hAn- ca
TueedaT. January the IGth, ~ 0'eigck =
r.. for The purfoss ~ slecting n!nr y
directors for tes susuiaz year Aad trsns-
acting any other business thAt may
properly coaDs befOre tbs meeting
). n DATf@OS Ckssisr-
y icblLA. December -. Isssa c1t-sE
Free Ys<uns.g Chair Czy E~--ie- % n~Ever
and Esssrn. va the ssss. fs kS1ts
Ths AtehlsoE. Toyska & santa Re are
no1T running daily free -esliui1g chair
ears o. their eight trzlu 70 D-1sFsT- PAss-
sagsrz leaving " schsts AZ 80 p "a vii
as-4Ts a. Pueblo Tor breakfast TIE DzKf
morning. Colorado Springs at 1000 q In,
and fbeslvsy Tor dsnasf- Ia addition "a
ire rrclluan- cksir ear ssssses Full1xa
reservation ssssy - lad apDn kppliestloa
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REAL ESTATE.

Tothe Editor OF the Eagle
Please announce me a candidate for council
man from the First ward W. y. CASwELL.
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A r r I V E D!
500 PIECES OF EMBROIDERY!
THEY ARE HERE NOW

morn. but the delay in trains pre-
vented them from getting here.
The sun., 1890-03-15
FIXING DYNAMITE CARTRIDGES.
Sueeeaarul Test or tho Juatin Cartridge
with q NIne.Inch KIaed Gun.

UTICA March 14.-The successful test OF
the Justin explosive cartridge, as fired from
nine-inch rifled gun. took place In the ravine at
Perryville Falls. near Canastota. to-day. The
rife used was Blakesley made by Fawcett.
Preston & Co. of Liverpool for the Confederates
in 1868. 1t was used and captured at the siege
Of Charleston. Since then 1t had not been
fired until yesterday. 1t had q test OF As
pounds OF powder and a 275-pound projectile.
The Justin cartridge, which It was used to
test is the invention OF DR.. Justin OF
Syracuse. who has united with him In the
work George Dewitt. and W. H. Patten OF
Canastota. The object Of the test was to de-
termine whether a large amount OF dynamite
could be fired from a rifle, using gunpowder as
the projectie force. without the dynamite ex-
plodng in the cartridge before II left tho gun.
There have been number OF experiments
made in this direction. including those Of
Graien who only used two or three pounds OF
dynamite. and who burst two guns and several
shells In an unsuccessful ATTEMPT.
The first test was made at +. NJ. firing a
shell weighing $50 pounds and containing 5*
pounds OF dynam,e. The charge of powder
one half OF tie dynamite exploded. The sec
ond shell. fired at L. NJ. was the same. using
~ pounds OF powder. Tho third shell weighed
800 pounds and contained Sat pounds Of dyna-
mite.
The charge was 25 pounds Of powder, the
beTNlco CHdTko Gun. 4HlS bu0ll ulu
great execution on striking the rock. The
shell passed through an eight-inch tree on the
way Without exploding the dynamite. Al the
steel bullet In half. one piece landing nearly
mile of.
The fourth and final shot WAS the largest
ever fired In the gun since testing. Thirty-nve
pounds Of powder were used. The shell weigh
than the regulation. con led nearly - pounds
OF the best dynamite. This shell blew to pow
der the quartz block which it hit: and the bull
a n ha nli nf al nh Thn
dynamite all exploded ut the moment OF con-
tact and would have blown shin out OF water.
The experiment Is a perfect and unqualified
success. A public trial will be given later to
which Government experts will be invited.
The invention consists OF n graduated pressure
air cushion. which protects the dynamite from
exploding at the discharge OF the gun.
The sun., 1890-03-15
MR. BLATCOCK,s D1sPLAT OF NERVE
He Picked Out watch that suited hin.
Putt In his Pocket, And Walked OE

A man walked into Alexanders 1ewelry
store at 2s John street, yesterday afternoon,
and asked to look at a gold watch. chain.
and charm. The proprietor handed out the
articles asked for. The man nut tho watch In
his pocket. attached the charm to the chain,
fixed 1t in his waistcost, and then asked for q
receipted bill. The bill came to Sl17. and It was
made out and handed to the customer He put
the bill carefully away in the folds Of huge
pocketbook, and then. with polite bow. walked
out OF the storo.
Mr.. Alexander rushed into the street and
yelled Police" Detectives Lake and Won
Gerichten OF the Central OfIice caught the man
and took him In handouts to the store where
ne gave up MIR. AleAander'e property. Then
he was taken to the Tombs Police Court. He
said his hame was John Blaycock.
What did you take the watch and chain for
without paying for them ?" asked Justice Nc
Mahon.
Because needed watch. I'm a fireman.
told the jeweller would pay him next week."
said Blaycock
But why should you need a117 watch and
chain Z" asked tho Justice
Oh ! thought l might as well get good
thing while was about H." replied Blaycook.
Justice Mcmahon held him for trial In 81 900
The sun., 1890-03-15
HIS SECOND DIsAppEzRANCE
Choir Singer Osnood Has Been Moaned as
Dead Once Before.

Choir Singer Oseood Has Been Moaned as
Dead Once Before.
ST. Louis, March 14.-The disappearance
OF George A. Osgood. an employee and stock
holder Of the Hamilton Brown Shoe Company,
has developed strange story 1t appears that
Osgood went to Haverhill in the spring OF 1879.
He secured employment in wholesale house
and was engaged TO sing In the choir of the
Congregational Church.
Two years later he married the daughter OF
his employer. Less than six months after his
marriage he left one morning for a hunt
Nothing, WAS heard Of him for several days.
In day or two his boat was found, empty
and afoat in the river. Osgoods wife donned
widoEs' weeds, and the Congregational church
were spent in search for his body
Six months after his supposed drowning n
travelling man from Boston met him on the
streets here, OsGood consented TO q divorce.
and adopted measures to keep the matter
quiet. and succeeded 80 well that this was an
unknown chapter OF his life to his friends in
this city. lie married here. and became tho
most prominent choir singer, In the city. He
second wife and two children.
The sun., 1890-03-15
ARRESTED FOR BLACKMAIL.
Emma Field ana Charles Shacken Prison
ers on Artist Nnegle,s Complaint.

Emma Field ana Charles Shacken Prison
ers on Artist Nnegle's Complaint.
Charles T. Maggie, an artist in the Chelsea
apartment building at 222 West Twenty third
street got letter two weeks ago from Emma
Field in which the writer demanded 500, and
threatened in case the money was not paid to
her TO tell Naegie's wife Of his relations with the
writer. Emma Field was housekee for q
relative Of NaeRle's four years ago. He paid no
attention TO the matter. and q week Inter James
shackell, who represents himself to be a drum
mer, and who is about AZ years Old called at the
Chelsea and rereated the domnnd.
Naegle called Shcakell a scoundrel and told
him to clear out. Tho next day Naegle re-
ceived n postal card warning him that he
would have cause for regret If he did not pub
Shackell a scoundrel. The writer also COM
manded him to meet Emma Field at Twenty
ninth street and Sixth avenue on Friday night
and pay her the 500.
Naegle, went to Police Captain Reilly and
showed him the letters. He met Emma Field
at the appointed place ut S'a o'clock last mig hit
and refused to pay the 500. Detectives Hayes
she Joined Shackel. The detectives arrested
both. Emma Field said she wrote all the let
ters, but that Shackell instGated her. They
live together at 223 Last Tenth street.
The sun., 1890-03-15
RAN INTO A ROCK.
One Man Killed and Several Injured In an
Accident tho Ii. and d.

One Man Killed and Several InJured In an
Accident on tho Ii. and D.
NEWARK, O., March IA wreck occurred
at Black Hand. on the Central Ohio division OF
the baltimore and Ohio. this morning, in which
one man was killed, two were dangerously and
five slightly injured. large rock had rolled
on the track two miles west of Black Hand,
and the fast Chicago yestibule train, due here
at l21a. struck the rock. which was half as large
as passenger coach.
The train was in charge OF Engineer John
Moore and Conductor Raymond. At the place
whore the accident occurred there is high hill
on one side Of the road and the river flows on the
other. the train was running probably forty
miles an hour when the engine struck the rock.
The engine was thrown into the water, and the
baggage mail. and smoking cars. and the first
class coach and the sleeper were all derRiled.
the trucks being knocked from under them.
There were about 100 passengers ON the
train. Engineer John Moore was thrown from
his cab, together with Engineer John Hart, who
happened TO be on the train at the time. and.
though they alighted on soft dirt, both were
badly hurt about the head and shoulders, and,
It Is thought, internally. They were brought
here to-day.
Fireman Jesse Balm was found near the
track. He was crushed frightfully. He leaves
a wife and two children.
Tho others injured were:
Edward stevenson, Bloomfield, badly bruised and
George Wakeiy Harrisburg. Pa, bruised about tho
4. P. Dickson, Canton. Oak. hip and back badly
Smith, Chicago, knee and hip sprained and badly
Ezra Mcconnell ex mail clerk who was in the mail
car, q severe fracture of the right shoulder
The sun., 1890-03-15

Erickson, who was on the bridge. saw emerge
through the mist on tho starbonrd side Of the
ship, at the distance Of about thousand feet.
q towering column which united sea and sky.
The column WAS some distance In front OF the
ship to stHrboard. and was moving in a south
enSerly direction. apparently mt the rate Of
eight knots an hour.
Although the Slavonia was running 90
knots. the column seemed likely TO pass in
front Of the steamship when their paths
crossed. Accordingly Erichsen did not try to
alter the course OF the Slavonia; indeed. he
would not have altered it had he known ship
and spout were sure to meet, for he had en-
countered waterspouts before and wasn't
afraid OF them. All he did-in fact. all he had
time to do--was to call Third Mate Lorentzen.
also an expert In waterspouts. who. be ing in
addition dralghtsmnn. prepared to make the
drawings OF the waterspout which accompany
this article.
On rushed the Slavonia. heading west by
north: nearer came the water ispout. heading
south by east. 1t soon became evident that
the spout could not get by before the Slavonia
reached 1t. and 1t was now too late to slow up
indeed, q collision was manifestly unavoidable
from tho start. LorentZen had scarcely
reached the bridge when the watery Philistine
was upon the Samson. 1t just hit the steamers
bows on the starboard side, as dericted in the
second cut, A rushing noise accompanied the
column. and the water foamed in It's wake I'M
mediately above was great black cloud from
which clouds less dark descended to form "a
The sun., 1890-03-15
BUCK IDENTIFIES BIRCHAL1.
Saw him Near the Scene OF BenweII's Mur
der on the Day the Crime was CommIt ted.

der on the DnY the Crime was Committed.
WOODSTOCK, March 14.-Charles Buck
| who lives on lot 2. second concession Blen-
| helm. half a mile from the scene Of the mur-
der Of Bepwell. visited the Jail here this morn
| ing to identity Birchall. Buck was driving
home from Woodstock on Monday Feb. 10. the
day on which the murder is supposed to
have been committed. and when at the corner
OF the second concession and the cross roads
running north from Eastwood. about ga o'clock
he was accosted by IA man who seemed to have
Just turned the corner, and who was q few
yards up the road leading to Eastwood
The stranger asked the way to Coolies. say
Ing in response to question that he wanted
to 60 to Woodstock. Buck told him he was
within one and half miles OF Eastwood. SO
that it was not ecessary to go to Gobles il he
wished to reach Woodstock The spot is about
Birchal was brought out Of his cell into the
corridor and confronted by Buck. As soon as
the latter saw the prisoner he recognized him
fur cap which was found in Brchalls bag
gage was PLACED on s the prisoners head and
Buck said that the coat which BirchalI wore
blush color. such as the coat belonging to
Birchall which Detective Murray has.
b n1s bs a9I evening con-
but could not no persuaded t. say anything
that would throw any light on Benwells mur-
crime was committed. Birchall said he came
to Canada as a pupil farmer.
The firm OF Ford. kathburn x Co, said he,
9 iirst-class place on fine Canadian farm; I
Woodstock and | met Pupil Farming Agent
Mcdonald. He said he would hx ne all right.
and in few days sent mo out to farm near
there only one day and II half. We then took
up our residence at Woodstock, Pickthall Is
by the same agency. think the firm has
now changed. and Is Ford 4 Co., and that the
address is New Wall Brook They beat me
and when returned to England threatened
TO bring an action against them because things
In Canada were not what they represented. L
found that could not recover my money, be-
cause had signed contract before leaving.
but when threatened TO expose their methods
they cQmpromised by returning part, OF the
tion in England, and to an applicant they will
show u stack Of original recommendations
from BlshOrs. Canons. Peera. and others. They
are making piles oil money out OF the business.
They have also agents In Ohio and some other
Western States.
About that bankhook," Birchall continued.
that have no such amount as $4,000 in the
Imperial Bank, and that simply used that
book to decoy dupes. Now this Is . fact: de-
and bonds. and when the time comes the deal
will be made clear. will bring number OF
Witnesses from England. but am not at liberty
Il IT," 4aS lea learned from i3irchas Counsel that
III" rrinc'pHl line of defeusc Will b" that the
prisoner conli not ro.oihly have walked the
I2,ncs from RIP 20 vs. s"f9m TO he ta.s
tn" murder looked over 10 clothes, cut out
the names from them. and returned to the sta
lion between the hours OF II A. M and L.
NJ, during which time 1t appears. Benwell lost
his life.
The sun., 1890-03-15
Loaded.

Hermann A. Schultz. 16-year-old errand
boy who works for grocer the coruer of First ave
and Seventh street. sro through the right lung
yesterday In IL Washington place by GsorRe Housman
No 10 Is boarding house, and Eousma cook there
Cats sneaked into his kitchen and stole his meats
About two weeks the proprietor OF the house bought
Fobert rife and gave to Housman shoot the cats
with. When schultz came with RToceriea yesterday
noon the rifle was standing in corner OF the kitchen
~ wasnSt loA led when ! put II there" liOusmAn
10 Schultz He wanted to try It and trying to take
II away from mo whom it went off,"
Tho bullet struck Schulz In tho breast went
his lung He was sent TO 81. vinoents Hospital. and
lousmAn WAS locked up In the Mercer street police
station will not bo possible to tell whether Schultz
will Ret well not for several dayA lie has a good
chance. the doctor says