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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-12
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA. Kan. July IL.
CATTLE.
CATTLE.
Receipts 81. Shipments none

CATTLE.
Receipts 81. Shipments none.
There is little life in the cattle market II is hard
20 find anything of interest to say of IT, Very little
stuff offered and that was common. The specua-
tors not doing anything at present and are not
liable tount there is a more settled feeling east
ern markets. Local slaughterers buy very sparingly
Kansas City reported cattle lc higher and II Is mOrE
than proba BILE that it viii fail Off that much tomOr-
row The cattle market is certainly demOraliZed
end very uncertain.
Native shipping steers, good to extra SO 70 "A %
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Wichita Horse and Mule Market.
WICHITA Kan I'M

IAdIIs
There is very little OF interest on the market Re
GENTS too small to cause any activity.
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IittIe FnttnsiAun-

Boarding NiSs7sss--Well, you have been
here now toag enough 70 kaoE so~ yea
ike
Posrder who las ben fed Cd hzT1 Tor a
u5rth,-Yss, bat yo1 hare gwen Ee TIE
I'D shoulder Lowell CirsLez-
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City Union Ticket Office l22 North Main street and
Union Depot, DuGas avenue.
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w A&TED AGESTS-IN ESEET CITY. TDWE
w and village u the United State IE4LFpl ln
state q kaEsss 70 take suhscr ptions. FosEnastsrs
can MAKE money 20 gApstai require ramp4-
copies fer Cash liss3Crs. E40IleT car d ~ s4s
b getting Up clEba- address tie Nfctits Es-.e.
- 4l-.ta. Han. si-t
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AGENTS TAINTED.

" 10 SILL THE PI>LE~s
w Clothes Line, the DuiJ Gue ever Invented
that holds The clothes wifsolt pins perfect sHs-
cess patent recently i-s.ed e0i4 only ~ aReu's- 90
whom The exclusive right l- given. on reCctlt ~ p
ceats viii send sample .ne5y mail. Alec e.Tea-
lars, price Lst and terms % agents. SECURE your
territory AZ once. Address The PIniese clothes
Line Co, IL HeTIuo1. street. " orCssreT. Mass.
W.edS-at-ls5
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Dsu;is, oesee IA y. Main over Smith s,eTe-
virsIlfea air adm mastered Residence 90 =,
pela avenue. WicA:iA AAssAS- IL
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Statesmen.

WANTED RELIABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS
w position in wholesale or retail store Good
peElnAu- Address l.. y. Eagle off4ge. g. 4t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-23

I THEN TIED EACH ONE FIRMLY TO THE
BENCH.
that any of them will get loose. If Isee
any signs of that III crack the rascals
skull in jiffy."
1t required greatdeal Of Juggling and
lifting to get those three men on the
bench, but we got them there side BY
side, their heads hanging listlessly, some
one way and some another. then tied
each one of them firmly to the bench.
1 had scarcely finished this when
again heard my wife's voice from the
top of the stairs.
'If any pipes have burst" she called
down, sstell David not to catch the water
in the new milk pans"
every WE'LL" replied, ''Ill see to it, !"
and was rejoiced to hear again the
shutting of the bedroom door.
now saturated sponge with the
powerful preparation which DR.. Marks
had prepared as an antidote, and held it
under the nose of the tall burglar In
less than twenty seconds he made
slight quivering in his face as If he
were about to sneeze, and very soon he
did sneeze slightly. Then he sneezed
violently, raised his head and opened
his eyes. For moment he gazed
blankly before him, and then looked
stupidity at David and at me. But in
an instant there flashed into his face
the look of wild beast. His quick,
glittering eye took in the whole stu
alton at glance. With furious oatf
he threw himself forward with such I
powerful movement that he nearly
lifted the bench.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-23

sAre you sure they are tied fast3''
whispered my Aunt Martha to me.
Perfectly" I answered; "if had not
been sure should not have allowed you
to come down.
Thereupon the ladies picked up cour-
age and stepped further into the room.
s'Did you and David catch them"'
asked my aunt, land how in the world
lid you do it?"
sI'll tell you all about that another
time" said, land you had better go up
stairs as soon as you two have seen what
sort of people are these cowardly burg
lars who sneak or break into the houses
of respectable people at night and rob
and steal and ruin other peoples prop
erty with no more conscience or human
feeling than is possessed by the rats
which steal your corn, or the polecats
which kill your chickens"
81 can scarcely believe" said Aunt
Martha, shat that young man is a real
burglar"
At these words the eyes of the fellow
spoken of glowed as he fixed them on
Aunt Martha, but he did not say word,
and the paleness which had returned to
his face did not change.
slave they told you who they are?"
asked my wife.
81 haven't asked them" said, ''and
now don't You think you had better go
upstairs?"
''It seems to me-" said Aunt Martha,
"that those ropes must hurt them"
The tall man now spoke. Indeed
they do. madam" he said, in low
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-23

t"What city?" l asked.
i"The city where was born, sir" he
aid, sand the name of which must be
excused from mentioning for reasons
connected with my only surviving pa
rent. There were houses on the river
bank, but they were not very near each
other. Some of them had lights in
them, but most of them were dark, as 1t
must have been after eleven O'clock.
Before one of them my father stopped
rowing for moment and looked at it
pretty hard. 1t seemed to be all dark,
but as we pulled on little saw a
light in the back of the house.
"My father said nothing, but we kept
on, though pulling very easy for mile
or two, and then we turned and floated
down with the tide. You might as we'll
rest, Thomas said he, sfor you have
worked pretty hard
To be continued ~s1t Wssk.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-23

ST think that what you say is
remarked my wife; "but STILL II
. story to tell l should like 70 "a
/ think l heard David give
rrunt, but he was too well nreo
any thing.
Every WE'LL" said I, ''if you
to sit up and hear him talk IL
affair. / shall be obliged to
here any way, and will not object
thing that will help to pass aw
time. But these men must not
ONLY ones who are seated. Dav'
and Alice can clear away that
table and the rest of the stun, an
we might as we'll sit down and
ourselves comfortable"
Alice, with cloth and brus
preached very timidly the scene
disaster, but the younger burgl'
was nearest to her, gazed upon n
such gentle and quiet air that
hot seem to be frightened. VIII
dnd David had put the room
f the considerable ; actf1f III at {
ASSEMBLY, to enact into a law
,rous proposals for overturnlng /
bn laws Of the states. II
Iounce the Mckinley tariff bill
sreases taxation while it lessons
strangles commerce, enhances
bf living and production, OBJ
L enterprise Of ship building and
byment Of mechanics and navi-
I'D piles new burdens on agrl-
Ithout obtaining for the farmer
Che language Of tine Catiline OF
7 politics, J. &. Blaine mar
! additional bushel OF wheat or
J pork-while at the same time
fare left wide open for the en-
apauper labor to compete WIN
hrial classes.
fl as is our county and state, in
nature as they are for the sup
streat and growing commerce,
ais we are to become the center
feng shipping industry if we are
am Unrestricted communication
bHn ports and nations, we un-
m declare for IL radical reduc-
. protective tariffs, and a rapid
:. of the fleest communication
or with other countries.
toeae in just and equitable PEN
Patton, designed to compensate
ying and worthy soldiers and
the republic who have been
ain their country's service, as
4 the widows and orphans OF de-
addiers or sailors; but we de-
roe political debauchery OF the
b, h party in its attempt to gain
mwasteful pension legislation.
.. in favor OF the unlimited coin
silver, and demand that 1T be
h its true position as one OF the
ly standards.
hnounce the trifinp and dilatorv
i1f the republicans in the state
! Re, by which they have squan-
: j money Of the people by voting
: 10 themselves during an unncc-
Il long holiday recess; and APP
i clerks whose only important
/ was to draw salaries OF 5000 per
nd wasted their vast opportunities
bile good in useless OF injurious
s,n; aud we congratulate the
spirited minority OH their Wig
w5test against the policy OF the ma
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-23
MOTTO
LAND

| Notice !
| ing NAMED
| intention
| of his clai
! made bel
| the ClerA
| halls.
| Friday. u
| III. Bowd
| /, g., Z, IL
8 west. |
| He nal
! prove his|
| Charles
| County, !
| Edward i
| County, \
| of Monies
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-29
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Butta.

B0CC0.
The Modoc was closed down Tuesday to
rive time for the disposition of ore now on
hand.
Miss Ida Canyillion has resigned her po-
eition ~ assistant IN the dign school, ana
will be auccseded BY Miss Miriam Jewett'
The infant child Of August and Mrs.
Reichle, residing opposite the Northern Pa
clio depot, died Tuesday morning and was
buried at Up. m.
Wall, tho miner injured in the East Gray
Rock Monday, % reported to be resting
nnite easiiy. ard his recovery is considered
s matter 81 only : few days.
The remains Of James Henry, who was
found dead "a his cabin near the Gagnon
mine. Monday morning, were buried from
Shermanss undertaking rooms at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon.
Northey, the Granite Mountain miner
who va defeated ~ Page in the drilling
contsst ri Anaoouda last Sunday, wants
some moro. He signihed his intention
Tueedav 70 challonRe Page to another trial,
but vhether - arrived at any definite con-
clusiQu d mot known.
Wednesday ths Northern Pacific entered
into q Ave- years. lease watn the owner OF
the Hamilton block, East broadway, for
the west store room OF the new building.
Posseseion Win b. given September Is, or at
8 date no latsR than October !. The room
will - occpujed Q city ticket and freight
Office. and viii ~ 6tted mp IN manner
second 70 no railroad ONCE IN the state.
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FAIR WEEK BARGAIN NO l..

their semi-annual season of feeding the
dead on last Monday evening. Among the
articles offered as an appetizer to the de-
parted was fine, fat porker that would
have been tempting morsel to Epicurus
himself
The residence of Mrs. O. D. Railey, near
Salesville, was destroyed by fire on Satur-
household furniture was also destroyed:
The loss ia some twelve or fifteen hundred
dollars, with no insurance.
The citizens of Bozeman are waking up
to the necessity of having a good wagon
road to Gallatin basin and petition was
circulated in the city this week asking the
county commissioners of Gallatin county
at the September session to take suitable
action in the premises.
Deer Lodge.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McClelland on Monday morning at
their home in Deer Lodge.
kiLittle Louis Francis, infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Barbeau, died on Saturday
morning, and was buried from the residence
of Mrs. Rouleau on Sunday afternoon.
The forfeit money put up on the race
good by Mr.. Commit and Mr.. Stroh, max
ing all the money on the five horses that
start.
Miss Mary Galbraith, of Pioneer, and Miss
Ella Galbraith, of Gold Creek, are in the
city, having closed their schools at the
places mentioned. The young ladies will
enjoy deserved vacation.
Geo. Boyd, of the firm of Boyd y Swift,
near Ovanda, WAS married last Wednesday,
in Deer Lodge, to Miss Atkinson, BY Rev.
Father DeRyckere. The young couple left
on the evaNiru in for THAR hnno
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excessive use Of stimalants, Tobacco Or Opiu1.
q through youthful indiscretios, ovsr inGaI.
sncc' &C. such - Los Of Dnin fower, WaksfSlp
1Ssst 6eeri1g down Pains h IL Dack, oomtnAl
- C,sSakness, hysteria Nerves. Rfosaakio9 NoctukD
AMlsAone, Leucorh0A, OissinoaD, Weak Men
~. Loss OF ROVER and Impotency, which Il -
kiectea often lead - pfenatureo I'D agea1A tnaa0r
Iv; rice Sl!eo box, 8 bo1oe ~ e4eo M d
1Ail on receipt Of prioa
WRITTEN 6UARAN1R1 leesvsyoAM
@oer. 70 refund The money Il . P0sn6ne11
eusOa y AlunoDIIIMl- Circular MeA A1Ayo0
The APA6O MEDICINE GO.
BOX fo1TIzND. o.
Sold by R s. Hale 4 Co. drucsists
Helena, Mont.
NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the Rumley Mine.-Notics u hereby given
to the stockholders in tho Rumley Nine COM
pany that the annual meeting OF cid company
will be held on the last Saturday tsoth d:y) OF
August, A. ID. 1890 1t Z O'Clock ,. n. ct Gid day
At the company ofiee. 70 Wit: At The Ra.lors
q the First National Bank, in The city Of Aelena
Montana, in pursuance Of tho hx-laWe ct I'D
company. for the election Of . booyd OF seven
trustees to manage The A1htrs q 0ad company
Tor the ensuing corporate yeAc
!, All proxies must b IN writing ADD nisd WITH
WE CULLEN. escss1ary
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERs-PUR
~ to the bylaws tbs regular annual meeting
Of the stockholders in the Piegan Mining and
Milling Company for the election OF . board OF
trustees for the ensuing year will be held st the
company's office in Helena, Room IA. Atlas
building, Sept. 8 at 2 o'clock p. m.
Aug q. 1890
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-29

s..:~.>.~ ,,,oo4;~. 49,.
~. rrcr4orfv aaaaion ON Monday next,
Sept. l.
The Preebyterian church people enjoyed
themselves Wednesday with picnic up the
Rattlesnaks; large number OF p ,oh;n mid !.
die aged and young po0p's "eie '"Aihs !"
in.
Mr.. MOORE. Who owns me DuaioinG i where s,
Corbstt. Mccarthy Co. are VIII pull
down the eompos ,, c ~, cnnt;nnat;o Uno 10
the present buildm& aoous twenty iees In
depth. -, =, A.,
Under the 5000 Cos ssat en~nan;ss o os,'
men0 from ~ - IL k H. T;aInnis vii Ill ~
panic. and No. - = wsmhers distr nat ~
aponane "a sG ccnueniee Of the regiment.
among tne osn11 ~ .ii Crota eA''
6lling them 20 sne'I ~. 49, san,,,;..oo S..
The fre depsxse. - .1 800 the fre , nIom
she oounci ~ r. .ss0s n the corner eue 81
Spruce ad ssnd 'n at 9he
n nsRo ssnd W, ss..sn more than thirty feet a.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-29

A LAS 6UMMONS-IN THE JUBTICEH
~ court Of Helena township, county OF Lewia
and Clarke. State Of Montana, before b +.
Woodman Justice Of the pescs.
Dr.. e. {. Hill. plaintiff, Va Olaf W. Anderson,
defendant
The STATE Of Montana. to the above named de-
fenaant, greeting:
Yea are hereby summoned to b and appear b.
fore me, B. I. Woedman, . Justice Of the peace.
in and for the county Of Lewis and Clarke. e
completion Of the publication Of this alias sum
mons, to-vit; ats. tn 18th day of September.
to the epmplaint Of Dr. g. {, Hill. the abovs
named plaintiff, in civil action to recover the
sum OF eighteen and - 100 dollars. for medical
services rendsed b. plaintiff for 6o.sndant Of his
epscial instance and request, and In dsfaalt
thereof. judgment will b. rA Tered aeainst yoo.
Olaf ". AAde.son, ths abovs nAmsd defsndant
costs Of snit in this hshaH expended.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of August,
4. ID. lo00 Rf. WOODAAN,
Justico NJ thu pnacA a aid Comfy
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The Celebrated French Cure,
" :aeS1: .'APHRODlTlNE" :. %sc:22

Is SOLD ON 1
POSITIVE
GUAR ANTEE
o cufe ny
form of nervous
disease. q any
disorder q the
generAtivo or.
gans t either
sex whether Ar
Using from thu
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-29

NOTICE-THE CROWN BUTTE CANAL
~ company invite bids until "wednesday, Sep
temhsf 10Th. 1850. Ct noon. fos tie conatsuction
Of hume acroA 6inms creek in Cascade county,
Montana, near Fort shaw reservation. aagregat-
the right 70 rsject any and al bids PlAns and
specifications may be econ At he Once OF
JOHN b. WILSON, President.
Room q Pittsburgh Block.
9hIanA 0on&.
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y meeting Of the stockholders of the Lightning
Gray Copper Mining company, Tor the election
OF trustees and the transaction Of such other
b held q the ONCE OF tho secretary. room II,
Bailey block, HelenA, Mont, on Tuesday. Sent.
9th. 1850 at 10 o'clock .. m. A. II. NElSON.
Secretary.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-29

Diamond Scarf Pins, Regular Price,
Boys Nickel Watches, Regular Price
Large Line Ladies' Brooches, from
Large Line Gold Sleeve Buttons, from
Pocketbook Watches,
Wrist Watches,
ALI Plated Silverware in house (exce]
Nickel Seth Thomas Alarm Clocks,
This List at 70 Per Cent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-29

have very busy all this week. but crowd
things days. Therefore, have
goods will be opposite which will give liberal
discount for Friday and Saturday ONLY.
Mail will be filed satisfactorily purchasers
here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04

machine managed by Republicans, and
ready at all times TO advance the In
terests Of the Republican party" and
that il can be proved that the lottery
company furnished 100000 to the
National Republican campaign fund
in lssS. Think" remarks a con-
temporary, 'of these dollars jing-
ling with those raised by
ST. WANNAMAKER," The Ne,r Delta
continues:
There are many who believe that the
lottery managers have entered into com
pact with the Republican party to<urn this
State over 10 them at the next presidential
election. Is il matter of surprise, then,
that ninety per cent Of the tried and trust
ed leaders OF the Democracy throughout
the State are in opposition 10 the neiarious
institution. If il a matter of surprise that
the great body of white Democrats OF the
State are opposed 10 any extension Of the
lottery AT any price:
The anti-lOttery people have succeed
in raising a committee to investigate
the charges Of bribery brought against
the Company. This Is in the nature Of
a victory for them.
II is interesting in connection with
the much discussed race problem in the
South to know that the life Of this
grand Swindling concern hangs on the
votes OF sixteen purchaSable negro MEM
berS OF the Legislature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
ANOVEL EXPOSE.

The spiritual-medium fraud has fire.
quently been exposed, but never by 50
novel and effective a method as that en-
ployed by four New York World report
crs who exposed the tricks Of Mrs.
CALDWELL, a medium" of Brooklyn.
The World devoteS nearly a page TO
am interesting description OF the opera
ton, and 10 is worth the space, con-
sidcriug the fact that IL took nine weeks
and much labor, tact, detective ability
and inventive genius 10 accomplish the
feat
The first requisite was 10 find a meth
cd OF making light. the apparatus Of
which they could conceal about their
persons, without exciting suspicion and
suddenly fash upon the supposed ghost,
which would Dc strong and sudden
enough 20 leave mo- doubt n the minds
Of the bcholdcrs of the impoSture and
allow the slick medium" no chance
of escape. They brought electricity
to their aid. The Worlds cleo
triciau constructed two portable bat
tcrics small enough 10 be carried in the
hip pockets Of the reporters and con-
ncctcd bywircs with incandcScent lamps
of lO-candlc power Then after con-
siderable Schemiug and diplomacy they
succeeded In gaining admission To Mrs.
CNuwELI'> ..Seancc." IL seems that
Mrs. CALDWELL. having very good
thing iu the spiritual medium business,
was very careful whom she admitted 20
her exhibitions, 20 avoid exposure. one
of the reporters was a woman who sue
cecdcd ia outwitting the impostor and
gaining admission for AN four.
The seance began; the disembodied
spirits Of deceased friends and relatives
of those present, who were gullible and
simple minded enough To have told the
medium beforehand AN about
their dead. appeared. At the
proper time the two reporters
with their batteries flashed their bril-
liant lights upon the scene, the female
reporter grabbed the supposed spirit,
and, OF course. disclosed the medium
herself A scene of wild confusion fol-
lowed The confederates Of Mrs CAD
WE'LL brutality assaulted the cnterpriSing
female journalist, but the expose was
too complete TO leave a doubt in the
mind OF the most firm believer i'm Mrs.
CALDWELL that she was the baScSt sort
of an mpoStor. 10 was the most COM
plete and novel expose OF the spiritual
istic fraud ON record.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
Lenrosy in Cape COLONY.

LONDON. June 3.-Leprosy has increased
10 Snch an extent in Cape Colony that 4
hospital for lepers has been founded on
Robben Island, near the African coast.
Other hospitals will also be needed TO deal
with the evil In India legislation is ur-
gently demanded for the suppression Of
leprosy. Six lepers were lately arrested
while begging i'm the markets at Bombay.
They We're tied 10 a tree near the court
house. the magistrate hearing the case
from the veranda He sentenced them TO
one DAYS Imprisonment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
COnlmG9CGn]HntS,M#

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India Cashmere Wool de Chimes SergeS Persian
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