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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15

Frrrr - - I1aeEh AeTE-
Possibly the secretary q the interior
did not think Of il IN season or be would
have hired the Ptnkerton detectives TO
put down the Indian strike. They are
likely 20 lose opportunities elseWherss.
GoverucT Hll uTses tie New YoEk les
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15
aIE 80 n i.
NJ NJ. MURDOCH, Editor.
NJ. NJ. MURDOCH. Editor.

Business failures in the United States
IA 1890, 10,907; liabilities, $3.50, 1000, 900,
against S14S, 100000 in 1889. Largest
.;ince 1894
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15
EXCHANGE SHOTS.
VIII Put q stop to Bribery.

Prom the Ashlan0 Journal
If Douglass, of Wichita, gets that bill
of his through the coming session Of the
legislature it will practically put an end
to bribery at elections.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15
odd socklessness, . the Latest.

from the Colewster Enterprise.
Jerry Simpson has won the unique
title Of ''the sockless statesman" "Ah
there Jerry. old socklessness." would he
an appropriate salutation,
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right to sit in courts other than their
own when requested to do so on special
occasions.
The term of office of judges should
also be extended. A sense of response
bility TO the people may be in some de-
gree desirable. A Judge should, on the
other hand, have sufficient independence
of popular favor to sustain him IN
impartial discharge Of the duties OF
his Office. A term of only four years
in length must keep him so constantly
in the presence of a new election as TO
materially impair his independence and
efficiency. 4 Judge must necessarily, IN
the proper discharge OF his duties, run
counter sometimes TO q powerful popular
sentiment, and sometimes 10 influential
citizens or interests. he should be fear
less IN his disregard of every influence
which tends TO lead him from the strict
administration Of the law. To maintain
himself in the face Of such incidental
hostility, he must command the conf
dence of the public in his honesty OF pur-
pose and determination. He should have
a reasonable period OF time IN which 10
overcome the effects or such adverse
conditions In the older states these con
siderations are recognized. In New
York the term Of the nisi prius judges Is
eight years, and Of the supreme Judges
fourteen wears. In Pennsylvania the
term of nisi prius judges Is ten years,
and Of supreme Judges twenty one years
In most OF the New England states the
old custom Of appointing the Judges
every year still prevails, but reapPoint-
ments are so much matter OF course
without regard 70 party, that the term Of
Office Is practically for life The
term Of the judicial Office IN Kan /
sas Is the shortest IN the union /
A change, too, should Be made IN the I
time Of electing Judges The election Of /
Judges in the spring would have a tend /
ency 70 remove such elections from the I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-25
79fsan Juan Puerto Riep Jdlio 20 de@l l89lg.38saC
Il iNOVED.ADES!!

atanado estab bleci i1niento de los Sa:
horss SOBRINO DE LUfNA \ CO., 50 acaba .ds
recibir por los dltimos vapores un gran surtido
de varios artfculos del giro entire los cuales !. Sc
cuentans ss.e ss el 'Ns2 Ess.s4" - .lt s
Ezceientes, JAlIoN NEs3 ASST TuRIANos aY
GALLEG0sg cosa de rgust0, IO5 mejora quo 90
1mpOrta al pRtsS4HHB aH ami3alv abia Ga aa iat
VIxos tigsos y blasoeaos t,.tsgo ds Ma. N
VGrrG, Vi1laepeisds 81 Gzlicta, si's esscabegdys
GOBRRAsADAgsY TosTAD1s DE MAnnoRC4 t5as
tCHuFAs BIZ, W len Ola n a.. Is,.as
COnserEas alimentieias.- = Galletitas y biz.
Oochos sfranossess-=DulceS y lcores nnos dc
tOdaS claSes.93I n5 12Ie @a&f e2t oa fG5#1# @<1A3
ssAFl surtttlO esicpmpl .ssas @ y.
Las personas de buen gusto los que Sc
pan regular el paladar; tienen donde escojer. aa
Los SfeS. SOBRZNO DE LUNA Y c.
solo importan articulos de primeTa calidad.
Yistese tel referidO estable ecimientop FortaleZa,
esQninaa Tanca, Els uno3 de los primeros dc
su clase, fundadOs On la fIsla. anD @&N3 III .sa
3fE8 SEsVENDE MUY BARATOs. ~ =. A@
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ala9L La CasteIIana i
i mi OE3i5 .G astfs etnWIsa3s4 80 tIJ Is
De Mercedes FresNedG uede

EH este establecimlento situado en- la Gale
del Cristo ndmerp15 Sc hallara constant emen
to leche pura sin composition alguna, la que
SO servira a domieilio araz6n dc 5 ochayos el
cuartillo, desde las 5 de la rnahana hasta las 10
de la noche, los no abonados podran man
dar por ella raz6n de 6. ochaYos. Hay: leche
herVida, helada = On Ia forrna que So desee, e
En- 81 mismo local hay dep6sito dc 'hielo
igualmente So manda donicilio a raz6n de
IN OcIsGvO el Ktlo. .,4-..@ .1.... a. .. .s
Tambi6n se hallara en- 81 propio estable,
cimiento queso del pals, chocolate, butlfarrras;
mantequilla, etc, etc. u. n . -@1' Xxx
Una vista 4 Ia Caste1laua, ! con seguri
dalQue todos saldran bien com placidos. 15-
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.0enanelo Lll5lla y 9ohrl9o
FC1RTAI EZA 45. 10 II

Ofrece los siguienges areulos precios n6aIsos
Azulejos losetas cataanas enearna
das oseas de marnol beas azpes lsas Dc Canaia
Fntas negra verde llio oanno z de Ia aersiada
DOS EONES AgnaraS aeeite lnaa Brocas
ieIro acan9o so Isra eobas evos de zine
con tuereaS arandeas cana3s sbreraS de zinc Punas
Paris de ana cnco pads Falas pcos azadas aaadone
ls cAt5o ots cSoIa q4l1aIaoa para
Cristaera muy fna classes Baceaat
as coFpetas deaoradas pcFeGana fna Pees
superiores clses pasr gran neveiad
& de hierrO, B3scuas Barras metal u s H8@e<s
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Gran Hotel MARINA Ponce.

81 que .suscrib ca vista de cue per .algu
nos 50 ha hecho correr la vez de que en- su
eomidas que el misno So cerrara de I'm b no TO-
Emento otro, pretendiendo asf causarle per
Fjuicio, por Ia presente hace saber a sus. cons
tantes favo cedores, y al pdblice en- general,
que no tan solo son inciertos esos rumores, Bino
que hoy, como siempre y con tOdo esmero
s46licitud, procurara dejar satisfechas las aspi-
faciones de sus hhespe edes y abonados en-, to-.
rant, BG1os 81 cons5ddS q dousiciEsO. i7aa,
Il 90 Magniicos banos frios de duohas ca
iehCes 4 todas horas del dia de la noche. -
a.f - Abonos, manutenei6n por meses pre-
clos COM 7encionales
Ponce, aEay6 go de 1891 80 saHaa
.sO-2pIT s. stress 50 ssJBAN BOX &
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16


W. 9rc ia receipt Of the in;ti;f 'ii:ii-
her of the iowa Tribune Quarterly. :
valuable a,ittt!onin rcuHolnc reform
literature. issued TX the Iowa Tribune
ruhli s!l;n- G. D., MDin ,.iowA. the
first number is wisely devoted almost
entirely to The lin;,acial question and
Includes sprrchcs delivered i'll The XLyi
congress ,y Eion. j. Il Weaver and
Hen l.. H. Gl!e!t" Of Iowa. Hon. ". II.
lowe Of A!abanH. AMI Hon. GOO. v
.)nn2s GtIeSas," on the money question,
The Garfield debate OH the Weaver
resolutions, h.iipA Plumb Of Illinois
on bond forgery. >tit"innnto Of amount
OF money i'll circulation at tie close
Of the war a.i>l at the prcacn; time, etc.
III the csah.ec- 81 tn" speeches. the
cntirc monetary legislation of the
country reviewed, with cnpus ei.a:
;on~ from the t. .monctar, commits;
sion, and tie leading authorities, on
i finance If this and other countries il
~hcuii In in the hands Of cvr:l
student Of :;i; NEST important 4;,p~
| ;:,.n Prize - cents. Address low
| Tribune nu',. @, Das Mines. lo"a
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16
Notice

The delegates heretoior. ei2~ -
by each schoo. district Of this counts,
in pcrSuance of the order of the
county court heretofore made
are hereby notified to meet and Goa
yr;.c again, on Mon,lav, April 18th,
1t clock p. IN. to hear the report
rf committee of ten. and take such
- facts may warrant. All citizens
Ill crestIl in defense of their rights
present. The committee will report
w,l;st e!tort has cccn made in tie last
two years to defend our people and
what the status Of oar litigation is,
rs to the hest of their Information.
+ j. MILLER, Chairman.
EDWARD Bl-TIri. Sec'y.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16
Notice.

Committee Of ton chosen hy con
yention Of the citizens Ky order ii
If the c";n;y court # Scotland coua-
ty, al February term thereof. ar
hereby notified 20 meet in the city oi
Memphis at t. court l!ouSo ct IL
O'Clock [ lurs,E.r, April 2::>-' for the
transaction cEas.;eii fur:hci. business
as has become HeeeSs=sN 'hd ncnm
bent upon said coE::>iltee ',y thei.
acceptance Of the duties imposed
npon thcm by Ia" people i'll Pursuance
Of the order of olr county court
tni further T. prepare report 70 bg
n'a,!e u The delegates and people i'll
the convention to meet on 18th ia :
OF this nrnth.
EDWARD Bi-TLER, Secretary.
T. J. MILLER. Chairman.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16
Prof. II. T.. RciStrr has sl,|,;n,:t.

Prof. II. H. Reistcr has submitted
his proposition to open a commercial
college in this city. lie wants The
city to furnished free If charge. for
one year, suitable rooms near Tie
square, together with all necessary
tables. chairs, hlackboards, stoves.
etc, and guarantee fifty students for
tie full course OF eight months This
is . litt.. steep, but we believe Mem
phis could alto. ID to do that, rather
than see the movement fail. II l.
quite likely Il more reasonable pop
osition can lie secured elsewhere.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16
The Ccala PLATFORM.

i. We s'a.i.an,i Vie "!vsiijl"n g! n"tionn!
banks: W. demand that ~. ,go,"rnnlen SHALL
o%tatii', $;,ttr!.-titi:.S d"Hn,i,r."~ III 'is
several states which -t,;n lo;:n meme. 'iir,c;
70 the. It,;, II los, it in: -rc-f nos
Greet. .cr cat ;,f "'il;ril ~. ron POI i&h.'ilt'
farm products Hi;d $3.50 nrCn ls' r%tu:c win
;r.i,cr limitation slTru the quantity OF land
| ANA t''H itil"l", o. ,t"i':y; We d"'n"''t tn'
:h., amount OF ,iTciIIt'ig inrdj'i'n ic speed
| lily Increased 10 no; less than $40 per capita.
:. We ,!.ttn, that congress SHALL '.;%> -tlrh
laws as Sti:tii pt,i:,iT ltN' 1t the u. i,iiil :
il futures al :l.Ii;"Ii;">! aud lrrclst:iigii
,rr.lt,ctio,l.: preserving 4 stringent system OF
procedure III trials such shall secure tie
| prompt conviction and imposition of >:.ch
/ pcnutt:~s as shall sru;iTe the n!u$t perfect
| ,,,,I p!i:t:tcc with th@ !.~.
J. We condemn the silver Ian recently pass
ed hy congress. a,Ii drlna'fh iii len thereof
| the fro. and u2iHlit,! rninhr" OF silver.
| /. We t."uiiIti The passage Of '.!.-> riuii:,-
| it;rg alien nw3cr<hip of iaI.ti az that con
| rrc,- tax" prompt action to de- sc lti" plan
i" niT';n ~ Ian! NOW Gwn",i t.i"n- and
| foreign ~yndicAtcS and that ali ia"f now held
ny railroads ard other curiia rat III excess
OF such - i ACTUALLY used ~ lt 70 r2"i;n-
ed 10y the government and n;,i1 III actual sci
! tiers only.
, l{ccvin- il, he ,.ncttinr OF "urinl rights
| to nil and special privileges to Hrn", "" &c
u,r,d t:.at niir national leg: Station st::.i! IL,
| framed in the future not to G,,iih ii, oi!t
industry 1T the expense CT another. VT tIr
tnrr demand :; removal of the existing GAYS
tariff tax FROM the ncccsSnrieS OF life that tGt
roor of our land must b,,ve. "" further Gr-
7 t5'inh II Just and ECU t. t'ir system 81 yir,i&"
ed tax on incomes
We believe that tiR money of the country
should be kcpt II luuch rs possible III t.it.
hands Of ia" ,;coI.it. ami hence We demand
thar ali national AMI state revenues Stiati t3
limitnl to tho necessary expenses OF the 1b'-
crhmc:lt conveniently an. honestly admins
tered.
6. We G":EttnI The most rigid. itui!s':. and
Jus: state and nat iuiiai CGScf;inen:ti control
and supervision OF the methods al public COM
inunica;inn and trans Ortalion and ut this
control ana S;:pt.r, iSitn do not rrmove tn"
I Ia @ f~J
! mcnt Ownership OF S"ch means Of c0mln!ini-
cation and transportation.
GRANGER UNItiN No. Az.
! Meets every fourth Saturday in c:i2,. month,
| MEMPHIS St.-I-NION, No.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16
Postmaster CoweIl has pcrfl

Postmaster Cowell has perfected az
rangcmcnts which enable him to re-
cciye subscriptions for about 1000
different papers and pcariodica!s, and
to save the subscribers remittance
fees and postage, and will guarantee
again:a Iooses. Will also receive sub
scr;p,;ons for county papers.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16
FARMERS UNION.
THURSDAY, APRIL Is. 1894.

LOCAL BREEITlES.

\ H. pitIia was in t:!cnwooI Sat
| ur,lay.
Will Scott went to Granger Son
day night.
J. A. Gin, Of Lawn R,l-p was III
the city Monday.
| ! hor>e show will orcHr ut pJwa-
ing next Saturday.
| Grant Rice. OF Niion iowa, was il:
oar city last Monday
'foIl Woodward wrH; to kaiioka,
/ hast Th' STAY to Ho.'
Prof. y. y Foster has organized a
..:;,.,, in music 1T CORN.
| Charley Maxwell. os ka:,ol.,. was
i'll the city last Saturday.
| The l,uill!ng boom i,'.- ';tin.; under
fu;! hea,lway in Memphis.
! During this We; weather the ed
tor has 4 !"ng!nr IL make garden
-,
'N!'i!:ii in Memphis on May lj;h
/ Call On {. y, G>'rhn'i ;rr harness.
collars. etc. Che cheapest place i'll
| town
| "
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svn,,'s Grain elevator.
II Sun,erl;, hes nur. I.,,,r..I,a;
r,rrs f.,r 5o,. unr s...,.n. =. also f..
Rod Can cr,s E ~ ..io
Prof ,~.n1rr-a VIII, hos ,,ocr viii
tine n.,,~n,.,,1 G, h,. ....n.,t.1
position with T G. Ja"eS
- .,.:,,, vii, =, ,,, c,..,
i;orj,. for the ua,rno,e Of se,ec:io,
e.. tr.,,to.. f,r ,i,,, t,v..
u coo.,.,, a,11 r,,..,,,.,
.;,o >o..m,,... f,u,, ..u,.:.
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Inc names "i e. W. " ehtf ;h'
hiss f'i't '"''' "''"'A- were :''''''
- "'i :,''''7'! P''''' ''S' u '''''aN'
: ivan y, Smith, of this city will x
1--WE tAe opening a'''FeSS 1t 'i:c hahf
; ka dsc'am.foF> contest to-m"rro'
evening.
: {, Hudson iinHey, the chaIn3'o'
Alto sololst ana tightening type SCI
ter, OF kahokl. Is IN NJ ,iapiis Oh til
= sick list.
hsi You WALT goo" meal
'o''f" iVf Il week: can al the iai''c'
J"hii fiic proprietor Fast Sh'r pa
nc SQUARE.
commissioner Of this county q, Tue
day of last week hy a maj,r;ty o
t,yc.-,s. s..
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

Joseph Miller, Of Granger, and
Thomas bsoaIwater, Of th, city, vii!
represent. Scotland county in the con
gressio.aI meeting il, k'rksv:i.c, o@
Ma ll5h
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

The season of the year Is at hand
for destructive wind storms, and all
the weather prophets haze. fosn,oi,l
bad storms this spring. Tile only
sure protection Is apolicY in i. !,
Iarllett's old reliable agrucy. They
never fail, ard only cost 81 on the
hundred dollars assr>>rient fnr !
yeas', Don't fail TO get enc Sc you
vii! sleep so'i"d the stormy nights
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

Cass I.ow;hrr. that Whole soule,'
friend of eNS-yho,i;,. is in ;hc city
Vi Ting his mother a;el hosts of
friends, Mr.. I.ow;hcr is now enga--
ed III .hn.tliny down Il case in the
burlington. Iowa, Ilaw'icvn office
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

Re-. i. f. .IAnQn.ry will I'll hi
regular apr"iHt!us at the ". T.
C:urtl ass.a:ii. ntorh;n,5 an evening.
Also at Conycrs school house
at + y. III.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16
=, a.,.,3ir tiCmaIels,.

i constable a. i5,slin gtoH, Iowa,
coi;.n1!iey'l making Il search FOR wis
ky last Friday. w;lcn aj;out forty :.
to"n men gave him i tarrihl" beating
breaking his nose "nl Featuring h,
Skull, These whisky fellows should
ne given y t,s,e of tic law that would
last them for nil t..2.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

We were shown Monday the
lraH.ht Of the NJ +. Church to be
erected in this city during the con-
ing SKINNER 1t is of the latest style
and will be an ornament to our city.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

List of unci,iu.c.t letters remain
in in the post ollie at Memphis, No.
April l5tn, 1871: Tote to'ury
Cati,1,ts L,iow. l.. II. Dorlanl, Annie
Fav2r, Lewis ilo5tad:, James McGcc
Henry Moore. J. i. II. Clair.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

Prof II. l.. Kristcr li:ls wro,.. here
to -,yt3Ge = residence, having s':ld
cat ia Iowa
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

Enquiries ATE made every day fol
desirable sac;ant lots in Memphis,
which is Il sriG Indication that the
plumber Of new building erected here
,iurin- It's: s::iu,ner will he large.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

This oiiice printed horse bills f@l
The Granger Horse Breeding Co..
Hrht. Campbell. If i:itt. AMI for +,
VI. lick, cf SAID Hi. 4 {. lowell,
\. {. Browning.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

The citizens 0 this CITY WAS shock
ed Monday ;,crning on learning Of
the death of Mrs Board, the previous
night. not on! Is because of its sudden
ncs. but from the fact that the de
ceased had entlcarp,, herself to all hy
Kindness and other like habits Mary
Smith vas born in M.!:!on county Mo.
Angus, 3G;ll 1872. was converted and
joined the Baptist t,lurch when four
teen yoa-s .2n.l married to John I.
Board. October 18th. 1893. ;;:ir
moved with her husband and family
20 Memphis, April ialIi, 1854, and
led here APRIL 18th, 1891. The
,';,ust Of i":' death WIS heart failure,
oup"siudncr,I hy Ia Grippe. The fun
rial ceremonies Hr,'t c,usiuctcI il
The BAPTIST Church ON Iu2,';Ay 4, 10
o'clock Il, Iii. al; buried III The city
cemetery Nh recognize !-3< TIE
!':~i;ln,. has lost Il f;,lilfa! wife. Tie
children I t3vjn: mother III l,2s la;c
Hci:,.si,ors y .i;..'i frr"nl.
~, ..-4r=-s-s-.-~-..---r~-
Tues Ray Constitution Democrat
says: Katie kun;z. living seven
miles southwest OF ,>al;o:ia, was fuun,
,ir:,l iii it": fathers barn at noon
Monday, havi.:, hung herself with =
rope. 4; This time no reason s I<noan
why size should have taken Ter OWN
.ifv !:i.it7, o. s,c.nIi al t:nuh!,, ORR.
ina,;ns. with 4 ,ntn whom she ran
away fro:n Iisne with som two wears
ago going u NAnsa-; City, where he
went through ia" "c.2tl rnY Of 4 mock
:.lar.:;.-r. afterwards, getting wh:;.
,no"n.- she had H. deserted her and
the Hnog ,lc.ii,l,l Girl, Of cnursc. had
80 place 70 bat !,ninr Returning
tl:,.rt It is PRESUMED her trouble work
ID upon i.,r mind un;;l She took her
own IL. She was Il daughter Of .jA,
cob ;t"lstz. one Of the prominent far
mrys Of N!aI:s cru;i;v.
.~-a----=-..-r-a.an,-------,
\ Cleaning up and :>noN5'img
movement should hr ;uau4'Iiated in
NrmpAiS Ut only is This necessary
in rcyal;l t. allies anti streets, but ii.
many places til" side walks are sadly
GA %. repair Then every rca, estate
ow:,o: al-,.2't.i make ii poin: to
',e;;ut:fy his premises - some s:s,c!:t
bv painting the house o: f,:y,. tar
jnE ,,..u? : ;a:e oil building :..;;,;; h;;
rt"l1 =. u sore :r.' 'e.s>'.
E;Gt3eita clycoiie policies, ;,., .-~.'ir
~;,a, ii. cas- ut 4 loss, he .snp"
:ly.v "a get them HI:. n: he has i:t.; ! =
YEAR experience. AMI n;,,-rr failed II
~ " '''>
,''>' ~ ~''''. -
''''''' >,.'' ~ = 80 t .,'' ~
-'tvl"ce) t.,,n yun afford 10 TAX" the
risk f>- til, s::lali a;itg. oct Il poll
cv at once and he safe
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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16
KeoA!lA { Western R R

- q IL :: ..i s.zs:sss,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

MEMPHIS SEB-INION. No
Meets second ana fourth Ttie5s.uE n..s;2ts IN
';...!: month. i. I. ~ IS SER Nil1-Prca t1,.ct
Ht,3I,HT Rptti, Secretary
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

I have several Of Che leading Ii
s,rince companies in this country.
No application. Policy at once. g. Il.
Lawton. at Office of J. d. Smoot.
When YOU want cook stove bay
the Superior, because it is the best
baker, uses less wood, is The post
durable, and the guarantees are good.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-10-01

"DOn't Trade Horses while
Crossing a Stream" Neither
give some time tried phos-
phate for some new brand
simply because some Agent;
tells you he has the best.
The many customers of the
Cincinnati Desiccating Conn
pany's fertilizer know .iusS;
what they are buying. FnlH
200 POUNDS of DRY FER
TILIZER and no ground
rock of any kind in the mix
ture, but pure animal mat
ter. We have four kinds
Ohio Valley, Gilead, Acidu-
lated Bone and Fine Ground
Bone. Remember we guar
antee full weight and pure.
animal goods. Come and
see us.
HillsbOrO Hardware Co.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-10-01
Reduced Rates to Washington, d. c.
via the Picturesque Il. Il o.

The Ecumenical Conference Of the
Methodist Church will be held at Wash
ington, d. c., October 9TH to 2lst, 1884,
The Baltimore & Ohio r. r. has arranged
70 carry delegates and others at O.
rate of a fare and one third for the rountB
trip. To secure this rate parties must,
purchase first class limited tickets to-
Washington via the B. & o. Road, taking.
receipt or certificate from ticket agent.
and on presentation of this certificate
properly endorsed by the authorized Of
ficer of the Conference, return tickets
will be sold from Washington back to-
original starting point at one third of the
first class limited fare.
The express trains OF the B. & o. r. r.
are vestibuled throughout, thus entirely
overcoming the swaying motion of the
cars while rounding curves at high speed.
Trains are also heated by steam drawn
from the locomotive. The Road crosses
the Alleghenies at high altitude and
the mountains at this season of the year
clad in their autumnal tints are mest,
beautiful. After crossing the mountains
the Road winds its way along the Po-
tomac, passing through Harper'S Ferry
where Old John Browns Fort and other
points OF historic interest may be seen
from the train.
An illustrated Guide to Washington
and complete time table and map of the
line will be furnished upon applications
to the Central Passenger Agent of the
B. q o. S. W. r. R., Cincinnati, Ohio.
For through tickets, sleeping car berths;'
and other information inquire of ticket,
agents throughoutthec country or address
the nearest representative OF the B. & u.
Lines.
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Special.

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made arrangements with that wide-
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american Farmer, published at Ft.
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The american Farmer is large 16-page
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omy in agriculture and the rights and
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