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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-21

probably be a clanse in the bill providing
that the Cherokees shall themselves come
to some sort OF agreement with the in
truders regarding their rights, thus re-
Heving the government of any responsible
~ in the premises And a
third provision, in the form of an
amendment, viii compel the Cherokee
council to ratify the measure within sixty
days from the date of its passage Should
it fail to do so. the president will then be
authorized to issue his proclamation open
ing the lands to settlement, and the
Cherokees Will be compelled to bring suit
in the court Of claims to establish their
equity rights in the strip. With this
clause added, which will probably be
readily adopted by both houses. there is
substantially nothing for the Cherokees to
DO but to acquiesce, or TO stake their inter-
est on title that has been assailed in the
courts and by prominent lawyers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-21
RRlEES-

The coldest weather ever known is re-
ported from Aberdeen, DuCkville Stark
vile and other Mississippi towns The
ground is covered with from six 10 ten
inches OF snow.
Trouble Is reported to be brewing be-
tween the Mormon colonists and the uatiyes
at Santa RosalIa, Cnihuthua. The
citizens claim that the NJ ,rmons openly
practice polygamy, in violation of the
terms under which tue government
grated them concessions and land. The
merchants refuse To sell the new cOloui,ts
the necessary food supplies and the latter
are suffering severe hardships.
By collision between "A freight train
and a passenger train near ST Petersburg,
Russia, thirty persons were seriously
injured. but no lives were lost.
III. smallpox is reported TO be inCreas-
ing IN BROOKLYN. Six patients have been
sent TO the hospital during the past TWO
days
By the breaking of a scafFold on a new
building At Chicago yesterday eight men
were preciptated TO the ground. thirty
feet below. Six escaped, but Frank Ward
and julius Emery were fatally hurt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-21
NATURES suREST Ally.

II nature did not struggle against dis
ease, even in weakly constitutions, swift
indeed would be the course of malady to
its fatal termination. While nature thus
struggles let us, lest worse befall US, aid
her efforts with judicious medicinal help
Experience must be our guide in battles
with disease, and that lamp TO our feet"
indicates Hostetter's Stomach Bitters AS a
safe, tried and thorough ally of nature.
II the blood be infected with bile, il the
bowels and stomach are inactive, if the
kidneys fail to expeI impurities of which
they are The natural outlet, a course of the
Bilters is the surest reliance of the
sufferer, one moreover, that IS sanctioned
by professional Endorsement and use for
nearly half century. No American or
foreign remedy has earned greater dis
tinCtiOn as remedy for and preventive of
chronic liver complaint, malaria, consti-
patton, kidney and rheumatic trouble and
debility
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-21
TRE CHEROKEE SrPLp.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2A-The senate sub.
committee on Indian affairs is ready IN r.
port a bill ratifying the treaty with the
Cuerokees and providing for the nur.
chase Of the Cherokee strip. II has been
stated that the committee would strike
out all but the ensCJjng clause Of tDe
house bill and substitute tue bill reuorre6
some time ago in the senate and now ON
jlt senate calendar. Accord tng to ths
statements made 10y Senator p.att. chair
man q the subcommittee, the coumitte.
Is LAe 10 take the house bill ana amend
], IN several essential points. He thinks
thl> VIII be much the more satisfactory
Way, .nssmuch as tile Peel bill M, be.5
passed by the house aud in 5te main
bill Soi'' x
Tie bill will probably be amended in
h'' more ioau TWO or tlree Imror;aut
particulars. Ole Is provision rxf,.- tiIs
2uoUut 10 he PAID the Cler5Ee-, I1 60,
be house hil makes 10 provision rr- ..
cash payment ile senate SENS n, f.-o-
the plan o., apnropIs-IuE S-Q5 1sGl f~a
fractional rtr- ut J1- purchase r,-51.
above The S>,vrNo-u. and .eav.a. the bsI-
a-ce IA the treasury 90 draw la-t-ss. a.
oIl-Iualiy sU-- --eNtsL Jy Chairman pei.
Another important amendment vii.
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ATTERNOnN SESSION

Twenty-four members answered to roll
call
The speaker then called upon the
chaplain and other minor officers of the
house 10 come forward aud subscribe 10
The oath Of office
Mr.. Peery suggested that it was unusual
TO call upon the chaplain 10 swear.
The speaker stated chat it WAS unusual
Out SO also were the statutes of Oklahoma
which required Dc.
A message WAS received from the conn
CT. transmitting "A concurrent resolution
asking Tor Joint committees on rules
SAID committee tOCoUsjst of three mem bers
from the council and five from the nnuSe
The consideration Of the resolution was
fixed for immediately after the adoutiop ~
'he house rules. AS - O'Clock, the ruIes
having been adopted. council concurrent Z
resolution number 3 was taken up and
eoucurred IN. Messys Greer. Brennan.
Peery, Cunningham and Beatty were an,
pointed on the part of the house. The
special committee on mileage reported
he report WIS received ANA the COM
Dittee discharged
Mr.. Alien OF Payne moved to proceed TO
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Why Will You Suffer!

When you are nervous,
i'll at ease, sick, tormented
with strange fancies and
worried over trifies, it is a
sign that you are in the
agonies Of indigestion. If
this be the fact, get a box
Of the Laxative Gum Drops
at once. These Gum Drops
are mild and gentle. They
are not a violent cathartic,
but they will cure the worst
case Of indigestion. They
are particularly good for
ladies, regulating the diges-
ton, correcting any irregu-
Iarities and giving the COM
that clear tint that
only accompanies perfect
health. If your druggist
does not keep them, send to
the Sylvan Remedy Co.,
Peoria, Ill, and get a sam
pie box by mail free.
Always mention the name
Of this paper.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-21

scrofnla- For Sc-ufula. II ITS r-lvriad s1<--.s.
and for all Liver, Blood a1i Lung dzcas4z.
the " Discovery Is an u-aglaled re-neiv-
L the only ~lqrortsr5 o1& II i doesn't
benefit CT cure. you get your money L1ck.
% only pay for tca roci you Ec--
" Discovery strengthens Weak Ivn-s
a-i cures Splitting q Elcci. Srr---zSs III
Breath, Bronchitis, severe C1--hs. and kin
ccet affections. D-1l be fooled into -aztr-
snToe--.ll-E else, SID L he be jus as -5os. 2
i14t tie de2-zr ra-T make a larger g.-es-.
There's nothing ar az Ike tie Sc Dzsc1ve-r.1 =
Il contains no alcohol % j1elr-ate 10 svruo
o. sugar 70 de-a1Ee digestion.
As peculiar u Is curative eFa~-s ss n
rs composition EJ1a-3y goo5 Tor aGults or
Cnil4ren
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-21
DEMPSEY CONNIGTED

PITTSBURG, Pa, Jan. 20-Judge Stowe
delivered his charge in The Homestead
poisoning case against Hugh Dempsey,
district master workman of the Knights
of Labor, at the opening of the court this
morning. In his charge, Judge Stowe
said:
You will first determine as question
OF fact whether poison was used 10y Gal
lagher in the mill, as he says 1t was; and
if so. whether ". Il. Griffith. the mau
named in the Indictment, was sickened by
such poison; and, II so, whether Hugh f.
Dempsey, the defendant, was party to
such poisoning, as alleged by The CON-
monweulth. l have carefully avoided
anything like an expression Of opinion
upon either of these facts, because il is for
you alone to determine them, and to rem
der your verdict Ia accordance with such
determination, without fear or favor"
The jury retired about 1890 O'Clock, aud
was out about three hours. AT l;I0 o'clock
they came into court aud asked for further
instructions as TO the third aud fourth
counts, which charged the defendant with
conspiracy with divers persons 10 admin
lister poison. The court told the jury
there was no evidence 10 warrant a con-
victlOu on these counts. and that tie case
turned on the first count, which charged
him with administering poison with the
y
believed him guilty Of being implicated IN
the administration OF the poison, be was
guilty of the first count The jury retired
upon these further Instructions.
Tue impression given 5y the questions
asked by the jury was that the verdict
would be guilty. The attorney for Demp-
sey looked disappointed, and said: That
looks ike conviction 10 ME, uuless ] an
very much mistaken
IEe jury returned al 20 o'clock with q
verdict OF guilty as indicted. The court
room was crowded with friends of the de-
feHdAut at the time and the verdict created
a sensation; bus there was no outward
demonstration. The defendant turned
pale at the announcement, aud at once left
.le court room IN company WIKI bis loua-
SCI, lie is uuIrr 81 900 bail
To reporter Dempsey said that he had
no comment 10 maze, except 20 repeat
that Es was innocent.
A.toraeP Porter wiI. make al appl.ca-
ion for lew cr.a5. Iae extreme penalty
or tAe crime is fine Of $50 aud ten
-ears' Imprisonment
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A REAR-END COLLISION.

SEDALIA, No, Jan. ga rear-end col
lision occurred on the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas road early this morning st Ohio
and Sixteenth streets ia the city. A pas
senger train from the south ran into q
frri ght standing on the main track, ditch
several box cars, AMI wrecsiug us aJCs-s
and SONS fat cars Eng, t-er Samuel
Thurber Of Parsons, Kan, jumped from
the engine before IL struck the cabOyss
and sustained serious though not danger
Gus injuries
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kN0WLKDGR

Brings oonfort ard Improvement AL
teucs - pe-cual sf.lsyueut vhra
rightly ussl TIE many. vic i've o~t-
Ter than others ard sajoy Ets more. viii.
less sKDsr1i:srs. ~ Eaors promptly
Adapting The w1rids b~ss pzodac.s o.
tie Iseas q paysi1&l b@tnz. N7a ss.es,
ths Tal1s % health q fh4 pars EqaI
laxative p-i1-IP.1a e-l5rzcs4 - ia
remedy. Syrup q F.xs.
I,s sEcsl-s-9@ - aas 20 - prs=s-r' ing
Ia i1e t9Tz- ar1Es acceptable as4 pes
E1i % 'he TASTE. tae rsftess!zg sd tray
be6ee-c-al P-1ps-ts~s e perfect iar-
stive; e zosus s44y cl@&ssl-g ths sys.e-u
c-sgs.a.1E rs.as. hszta-1rs AZ fs-~rs
an perm -aentlT clg.rz csast -. 90.
l. Lzs gwen sa-sstarflal ~ sHil.la-.- I'D
nzs' ss1th tae aPpEsva' = tl~ s-ez.
p-ofs-s.,a bs-@sss 8: as oa iL- E.I.
nsys Liver a. Eozs.s v7ita-1t sszra--
ilZ .1em as1 ls - l~-f--tIg y-es from
ever assc--srab-s sz1etztee-
syrup st si-. q - sz-- ~ al d--r.
g-sts .l soc za3 g. bs.tles. hut tt 8. -as.
st-r-a-sr! tv fs@ CALfa---a F.F -r-a7
e. -.T. aa1.s aAs1ls - printed o. se-rr
psf.-e-. @-sa go uzEa~. -y-l9 ff f...
as zfi .-f-faef F. s.... -.
--f-s.- .-E s-.--s5-ll-e u -1s14s--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-21
THE CRONlN CASE

CHICAGO, Jan. 20-ihe decision Of the
supreme court, granting CougElin a new
trial, touches the series Of facts aud
allegations which the public in general
designAtes as ''the Cronjn case only at
one material point. It say, that no proof
was found that the CIan-na-Gael sociei y
was cognizlut OF the murder OF Dr.
Cronin, or that Coughlin was implicated
as member Of that society through the
Vaccinations Of camp - The Clan ma
Gael. indeed. IS stricken out Of the case.
The courts decision hinged entirely upon
the question of the competence Of Jurors
BOuLrcOn aud Clark
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L CoEL FAMINE

WAUCcLA. Ia. jan. 2a-Tbs shortaR,
ia the coal supply tuat has existed here
for six months past bas developed into a
g9nuiae famine. A. HswkeT- there 3 n0s
"a pound O, coal ot any sort. aal the yeo-
pie are jH grea, di-tTszs Iae roads axe
almost !ru lstfat 9. aa.L % - .upess.ale o.
haul wool 44- casai .1a i1 tais city 5s
ueag.v 49, brt- aa4 usaufsctulag cs--
c~ras have Ha--s obliged 20 ssut down
Ja,e-s there s< relief from ser es1urc-Farg
sJ5a, tie people vi. Be compelled ~ barn
tue.r s1eLs alG barns.
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YALE GRApuArFs-

NEW YORK. Jan. 2J-The Yale alumni
gathered at a banquet ball tonight To eat
their annual dinner, to celebrate Yale vic
tories, TO sing Yale songs aud Io listen &c
1aie takers. Among the latter were
Ghauncey NJ. Drpew, President Dwieht.
y. :. Norton aud John Oakley oi Yale
Charles {. Beamsn talked for Harvard.
5rander Matthews, for Columbia, and
W lillian Hornbiower for Princeton.
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WEATHER BULLETIN
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRrCUITIrRF.

IS''11-Nf IN'E'3.' q sEII' y. TO.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair until Monday night; probably colder
by Sunday night,
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 55s. the lowest
l6S, and the mean 36S, with clear weather.
fresh to light southwest winds, rising
temperature and falling barometer.
For the past four years the average tenn
perature for the month of January has
been BE and for the Goth. day 240.
FRED l. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 Following is the
forecast until p. m. Sunday:
For kansas-Fair; colder; northwest
winds
For Missouri-Generally fair; colder;
winds shifting to northwest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-21
WOODMeN OF THE WORi n

OMAHA. Jan. 20-The Woodmen Of the
World today made au important addition
to the rules Of the order. The change is
practically the adoption OF the paid up
policy plan of the Old line insurance com
panieS. All members who viii hereafter
join the order between the ages OF l6 aud
33 aud remain constant members for
thirty years will be excused from paying
dues any longer. and viii be given life
membership certificates with all beneli.
+. A. Falkenburg OF Denver was elected
10 fill the vacancy caused By the death OF
the sovereign advisor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-21

GITT OF AEXICS, Jan - Statistics
have JUS been issued here showing that
during the year eaCiu. Dec. 4. lssz there
were xtT-tw0 public companies urZaz-
.zzl abroad TOR operation ia tae rppub..C.
F..-y Il tu@ con- upsa5e. are American ss..1
we've E1E.l>-- Inc totl. capita. Espr=-
s-n.-,. by the American companies = ~
u-t,U.a- iEe amount repr--sureI ~ tae
EI-..su companies - ST.. CO 7J1 Thirty
oi the total aGmb-r o, c.mp4aies sgess
CFsau-z-l 70 CARR oa mining operations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-21

WAsHrgg-os. Jsn. a3-A -smo- ta-t
Walter 2 5srslsa re- 30 r-s-s4 Ifs i.ts
.czstiSu as L-lre4 ~csfes c---.- "a ..s 20
accep- p ..sl- SIS fiE ll-V@.af3's cabinet
11, o-ea started aF she szt .-4. sfls ia tal.
cl-y r. azs E-s l- - ~ q. ia --s c-s..
res. Should t4e -u4ar p-arr H-'. t,s4..-
aas ur- a=-1 --1-l-t-J 1--s-- -z4 - tle
g1s-. perz.
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CITY or EEII-u. Jan. @J-It is claimed
by the co. Amrrlca4 ccI9u.sts 81 Iopol0-
bampo, ln re SKATE - Slla.oa. tha, -Be
effort which are beng INSIDE by certain
members o. tie t5ard of directors of ta-
colonization company IN haasas, - secure
the removal OF Albert Owen u Sew Ysrx
City. from tus scheme are actaa.eI ~
se4usn aud ulpc.lcs pied u81ftYe-. Tie
Cull-lst- a-~eEt EL1- NJ OVTeu
las fulfilled al the conditions of hs
grant iTom LLe Mexican govern l1-rt. hla
tGat Ae las directed tte aifalr- o. ta=
cJ-CElsls q aa aD-e and p-ac.41a. n uAer.
4 Je great caaal Ga- aOss been csl4 J.ec-si
a-s cs9p p.usp pects tlT tss eAsG.lZ season
HrS very prsuB-3D- 4as cJ.ClIsts *
iserieacea severe 4arlsHips f5g fLs first
tao Jr4r-, uar are ulv becoming : prosper
Gus Ih~ Us5 5oTily e.. ib=ai a.4. aB4aso1
tue e-,erpIt-= aud r-r1ca O. tl~.r si1
assufs a t4s LLs-el States i ST. UFe1 .a
TeuggEa1
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WOMhM SIlEEPAGE

MOUNT FERSOy. III, Jan. % The
supreme court has rendered decision
that women can vote az school elections
Last spring Martha l.. P.ummer and May
VI Moss defeated Oscar O. Yost and Of'O
Wallace By the aid o. thc votes of ~
women. i ne county court decided against
the women, bat. 90 appeal, the supreme
court reverses the lower court.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers CastOYia.
Al ELECTRIC PATENT sun.

CLEVELAND, Jan. aU-In the case q the
Pittsburg reduction company against Jhc
Cowles Electric SmeItiug abd Aluminium
company, the court today found she
plaintiffs patent valid, and that the de-
tendaud had iufFiuged IT, The defendant
j. perpetuaily enjo!ned from furt h-r iu-
tringing the patent The Case will 0e
appealed
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PLAYING wIrH FLRE-

LONDON. Jan. 20-The Berlin CORES
pondrnt Of the Telegraph says that she
German government contemplates propos
ing to the powers that they withdraw their
ambassadors from Paris temporarily, as a
protest against tuc attacks made recently
upon Baron Myurenueim, tle Russian
representative.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-21

De Ville-You say that vhipple'.
horse jumped Jhat ditch! That vas q
wonderful jump.
FellDwcs-Ycs; but still IL was moth
ing 10 the one Whipple made. lie land
Cd az least a rod farther on than tho
horse did. d.-Pucx
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A GOTHAM RIAIE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2i-rbe hve-story ware
house at the corner Of Washington and
Main streets. stored with cotton and ric,
caught fire AZ 1880 o'clock this moruinz
and the building aud contents were
totally destroyed The loss Is Estimated
between 800 600 and 800 900 Four Are-
men We're huri, one seriously
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GUTHRIE, Q. T.. Jan. 2O-[SpeciaL !
Ten o'clock found the members all present.
At once the council addressed itself 10
new bills
= Mr.. Ross introduced the following bills:
An act relating 10 the licensing and prac-
tice Of attorneys at law. II was read the
second time and referred to the committee
on judiciary.
An act to provide for the comfort of pas
Sengers on railroad trains. II was read
the second time and referred TO the com
mittee on railroads
An act 10 amend sections > and II and
sections u to 81 and section 43 of the Ok
tahom6 statutes: revision OF article l and
all of Of article . of chapter lG9. same. Re
ferTed 70 committee on judiciary.
Mr. NcCreedie introduced the following
bills:
An act TO repeal the article referring to
municipal township organizations. Re
ferred to committee on municipal affairs.
An act 20 legalizs AN election held at
Edmond and authorizing the issue of
bonds. Referred.
An act TO provide for additional instruc-
ton and the issuance of diplomas Tor Nor
NAL schools Referred.
Mr.. Cannon introduced an act 20 amend
section 81 Of the Oklahoma statutes. Re
ferred.
w. AtlSlNSilf ttdil lildl u Jilt judiciary
committee. reported that the bill in re-
gard 10 the appointment of subordinate
officers had been considered favorabIy.
A minority report WAS also presented.
Adjourned till , o'clock p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Ross was substituted for Mr.. Lane
ou the committee on railroads. Mr. Pit
mans amendment 10 the rules carried. 1t
is hat the president pro TEN shall, if the
president be absent or unable to act, pre-
side over the deliberations of the council,
and his acts shall have the same validity
1s those OF the president.
The bill providing for the appointment
Di subordinate officers was passed, and the
council adjourned until 10 o'clock a. m
tomorrow, 70 enable the committees to re-
DJrt.
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Mr.. Murray Hiii--So Jon have re-
turned from Paris Saw tho Bois De
Boulo2ne, suppose2
Mr Peck slp-You are right And
the girls tDO.--Tcxas Sift.nyA
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Mrs Youngwife-Jack. why don't
you ever invite your friends IN - break
bread with us2
Jsnk-By Jove, J never thought II
getting rid Of il that way.--S. \.
Journal
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EAlluRES-

HALIFAX, n. =, Jan. % The firm Of p.
anu L. Sessler oue OF The most prominent
mercantile houses Of 81. Johns, has failet,
with liabilities os 500. .OOJ The firm.
London agents are the heaviest losers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-21

BELGEA.E. Jan. 22-Ex-ki.. Milan
aud -Is divorced wife Natalie have 5e-
come recoaci.ed What tae political re-
-lll, Ii any. at tass ,ysIl b. cannos tse pro
ple-s-f. b1t tie eg3sciNI statement las
caused popular .s.o.cla.z
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NAsHISGToS. Jan. 20 After a visit T.
Mr. Blaine 81 10 o'Clock today Dr. John
SION said that there had been no change
In the PATIENTS condition since yesterday.
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VAzHEEs-as. Jan 5l--S-. Asr ias So.
ats l1- :t~ fsl-F trss sz.--- asr .r-sa-s
oastas-s. 80 1lsl-rs Acs 9url aE cas- a,
Tesg~ci % t@e E7s2ory u Il kfsa.. t..
A-2zz
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BOWEN AND BURKE

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. % The Olympic
club has arranged a match bet,vreen Andy
Bowen aud Jack Burke for a rldvr contest
Tor =, 800, 10 take place iu April
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-21

On the Tlsui-
tie ConSuupuTs
who's not herafe
OF judgment and
good sanse Hes
taking Or. PiercA's
& olden Medical
Dis Scorery. II
taken II tuna aHi
given Q far trial,
Il VIII efrece a
cure. CJns-rlD
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NEW ORLEANS Jan 20 Winners
BlIKum, Ia EIr. Rsd Wing WautauEa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-21

What ioIl ) To be without BEECHA2ss
PILLs
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SAs FEsECls1g. Js1- 4--Is - thought
that Dc et-ceF- asa ta~ crew CG FIVE u-a
= TIE schooner Valiant haYe lsr.-1esf.
TIE -G.4 oi rb- -1aeal-- uas ls7g-4 lz-5
IeEt yesterday, g5tJ8lu gr -He szs ffJ-u
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-21

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
WOMAN SUFFRAGE Co.'s.
The senate Makes Sonsc Changes I'm
the Grand I;apitis 4 Charter.

I.,NSINo. Mich. Nav ~. In the scn
ate this morning tho bil providing for
the closing - harter shops SUNDAYS
was made the special order for O'Clock
T. IN The Judiciary committee made q
favorable report on the hili Ir1vifing
for four assistant prosecuting attorneys
for Wasne c,tunty. ami later the toll
Vas agreed 81 IN committee - the
whole. MIR liarkvprth's wish 10 better
the =cvcrag. - jackson state prison
will probably ls granted, ss the state
state pri~nn committee fsvorahiy -
ported a iili srproprsting sIpo Tor
this rurpp~e ou special order the hlll
providing Tor the taking of census q
The population aud indusiri's - the
state was agreed g.. ny the provisiubs
20 The till which was inirp}ucoi Nv
SENATOR Pierce. the governor viii AZ
point a superintendent ~ ce"ats vbo
shall have The sppoin'meni ~
enumerstors puring the i"reufssu sss-
SION the following hiils sere passed
rnr tho tsxaiian - drawing palace and
sleeping car COMPANIES. prpvliin fpf a
commission for the e~tahazhmeri Z - n
normal sche-sl IN the uprer part = tic
iosef peninsula. HSiac The sniari"s !
ihs insticss - the supreme court -
.. tsr pei year. 90 cunt9 snd tnNr
siip tetvts3an = tfs.ds
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tsH an.i sf.nauncrd itsi he aai Senator
ipsshn ha8 Aseilei - eliminate 'rpu
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