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right to q place In the laws of the State.
and the sooner it is removed the better.
ANGLING GIRLS.
This Term Refers to Isaak Walton's Art
and No Other.
na.niesa Hyob o.l Doc.o m.ttx

This Term Refers to Isaak walton's Art
ana No other.
Denniss Fish and Game Talk.
hat women are becoming more inter-
ested In angling now days was manifest
all through the season. At the summer
resorts, when the fishing trip was pro-
posed, the ladies chimed right in, and
took 1t as q matter of course that
they were to go along. The time
when the best girl sat in the stern of the
boat and demurely read her novel under
the shade of q rimsonp arasol is over. She
must have a rod now and she knows how
to use it. 1t mnst be o nice, light rod. too.
No heavy, singie-joint bamboo will do.
The neat. tive-ounce split bamboo or green
heart will she only grasp. and it must
be, embellished with german silver mount
ings and reel to match. She does not
scream when the fish 10 hooked, aud chuck
II over to her escort to land the VICTIM. She
plays the finny specimen as gingerly as she
does her companion, and lands him with
neatDess ana dispatch.
The ~hesitancy to touch q fish or bait has
been overcome, and with carefully glOved
hands the fish are taken Oft the hook and
tucked Ia the fishing creel. The girl who
wishes TO learn to fish artIstically with
artificial flies will do we'll to practice fly
casting before going out on the stream. This
can be done on the lawn, or even IN q long
room with high ceilings. The first thing is
TO practice hrowingo the line as straight
length of line from the reel with the left
hand. Then raise the right hand quickly,
and let the spring OF the rod carry the line
stteight back of the caster. Spring the
rod forward. but not too far. and the
line will follow the direction of the rod,
straighten itself out and drop taut on the
ground. Force is not necessary; the spring
of the rod Will do the work. The motion
10 made with hand ana wrist. helped some
time a little by the forearm. After the lady
can throw her line back of the rod without
the end swapping like q whip. then she
may increase the length Of tiAe line till she
can lay out forty feet. Then put on the
leader, and continue until the flies light
evenly on the ground. with no slack line
between them and the rod. 1t takes prac-
tice and some patience to learn to do this
neatly. The knaok is sure to come. and
once gained 10 never forgotten.
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uLEvEIAND. CHICAGO q sri

CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO &c sTi
Notice is hereby given that a meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago d
ST Louis Railway Company will be held at the Office
of the company, in the city OF Cincinnati, O., ON
"Wednesday, the 10th day Of May, 1898, at 1870 a:
m, To consider and take action upon the question OF
making a mortgage covering all the railways. leased
lines and property Of the company TO secure bonds
not exceeding fifty millions OF dollars. About TWEEN.
ty nine millions OF dollars Of said bonds TO be reserved
TO retire certain Of the outstanding bonds now So
cured By mortgage ON said property. or some portion
thereof, five millions OF said bonds 10 be used 10 REIN
burse the treasury for advances on construction and
equipment and to provide means 10 pay for ad-
ditional betternents, construction and equipment.
and the balance TO remain IL the treasury FOR future
needs of the company; no greater sum than one mil
lion dollars OF the said balance OF bonds 70 DO issued
in any one year.
Also 10 consider and take action upon giving
authority 10 the directors Of this company TO extend
its line OF railroad 10 the cities OF Jacksonville. New
Albany and Louisville, or one or more of them, by
constructing new lines, or by contracting with any
railroad company or bridge company, for the use OF
such line or lines. or by purchasing, leasing or other
wise acquiring track. bridge and terminal facilities
in part or IN whole, either independently or In con-
nection with other companies.
The stock transfer books will be closed &C the
close OF business on the 18th day OF April, 1893, and
be again opened at The opening Of business on the
1lth day of May, 1898.
BY order OF the Board.
L. F. OSBORN. Secretary.
Cincinnati, April 3, 1898.
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Charged with Malicious Trespass.

William p. Smith, q peddler. who lives
with his mother at No. "a Massachusetts
avenue, is in the police station charged
with malicious trespass. He was down
town with some friends Friday evening
and took a drop too mucb. When he re-
turned home he claims that his mother de-
hyered him q temperance lecture and he
promised to reform. but in seeking his
couch he stumbled aud fell over q stove.
dislocating the pipe and creating o general
furore. A warrant was served on him last
night by officers Kelly and King.
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BUSINESS

WANTED-YoUNG MAN WITH a.. 500 CASH
w To take charge OF the indianapolis branch Of
nee and Indiana business Of the manufacturers Of the
new $40 Typewriter. the fastest selling writing ma
chine ia the world Does the work Of the $500 ma
Chimes IN every respect. one of our branch houses
alone has sold over $50, 900 worth OF orr typewriters
The past six months representative ~ the com
pany now here 10 complete ar al 3 lnents. Address
for personal Interview. Typewr.tcl Company. jour.
nal ot1ce.
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Found Money and LIS in Trouble.

Found Money aud Is In Trouble.
Dick Moore. q South West-street citizen,
was arrested by officer S. ~sr IN
the charge of petit lar 3
prowling around No. .
street. Friday. and foC Oh,
containing So. He LITE and
was caught while secretin IL WOOD
house,
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERsHIp.

NoTICE-HAVINd THIS DAY SOLD MY IN
~ terest In the firm of Walker & Prather, "a
East Market street. To Mt. A. b. Prather,. the CO
partnership is dissolved. All accounts due. and
those owing, by said firm, Will be seltlCd by Mr..
Prsther. as successor. for whom I ask a continuance
OF the liberal patronage heretofore given seii firm.
I. y.
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they are in the best of condition for it.
There 10 still q fighting chance for Indian
apolis TO get into the big League. and IL 10
hoped that the people will show that they
have not lost ali interest in the game.
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indianapolis District w. r. NJ. 8.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
OF Indianapolis district, Indiana Confer
ence, will hold their annual meeting at
M~artinsville, Ind, April l2. All members
and friends are invited. Trains leave
Union Station at 8 A. VI. and return at4 p. NJ.
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The Pnn-American Line.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. April a.-W. H.
Baker. chief engineer of tine Pan-American
railroad. and bis corps of assistants. are
making a survey of the proposed line
through Texas. The road will start at
Victoria, Tex. where connection will be
made with the Southern Pacific road, and
will follow the gulf coast to Brownsville.
and thence along the coast to n point be-
low TuXpan. Mexico. where a detour will
be made. and the line built to the City of
Mexico.
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ENCOURAGEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT-OLD HATS AND RUBBER
N repaired by WM. DEPUY, IL Massachusetts, ave
A NNOUNCEMENp-MR. STEIN
"A err, OF Dcs Moines, "a, lectures in Mansur Hall.
Washington street. Sunday evening. az = o'clock.
Subject, Popular Evidences I'm Favor of Christianity
Tested" Admission free. Everybody invited. Dis
cassi0n follows lecture.
A AR
IA Gin, the seventh daughter OF the
sstenfh son, born with a vel. has returned 10 this
city from the East. West. South. and has taken suite
of rooms AZ 4 Massachusetts avenue. where she can
be consulted on the past, present md future; advice
on all business matters. She " n tel Won what II the
best for your welfare in love, domestic troubles and
lawsuits. Can be consulted from . 90 II ?. m. and
from l until . 4. m. AL interviews strictly ~connden-
tiaI- The Madame comes highly lie She
will remain oHly a few days.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

EoR SALE-THE BEST FAMILY GROCERY
per day; >can be made TO 60 to eco. Address NJ. 10,
JOurna al Oflce.
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DIED.

d., daughter of Franklin L. and
Sarah K. Spahr. Funeral from the family residence,
No. 80 Broadway, Sunday. at 2 O clock p. IN. Private.
.CURzON-Mary j.. wife of Joseph Curzon, at fam
lily residence, No. 40S North Illinois street, at $50
o'clock last night. Notice OF funeral later.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
yIvANTED-GOOD GIRL. REFER
w ences. 19l North New Jersey.
WANTED-AT ONCE-FIVEC az \ w
w pants makers. Union prices. GRIMM IL
EMERY, Canton, Ill.
HAVE YOUR CARPETS
w cleaned at Howar rs. Carpets cleaned, 0lsinfected
and deodorized by new process. Telephone GIG.
:" ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED TYPE
w writer salesman. Good salary to competent man.
"DEESMORE cara OF Journal.
WANTED TRAVELLING SALESMAN = A
w new and useful article as q side line. Extra
large commission. Address Manufacturer, Lock Box
12l.
WANTED-SALESMAN TRAVELLING AND
w local. 6pecialties for all lines. Worth 500
per month to hustler. Al side line. Allison, 243
Wabash avenue. Chicago.
VIZ EXPERIENCED TYPE
w writer salesman. LOUISVILLE TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE, general agents Densmore
Typewriter. Louisville, KY.
"ANTED-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS,w With
w bath, and board for gentleman, wife and two
children. nine and fosr years. Good aeighborhood,
near car line. References exchanged Address J. Il.
c., Journal Office.
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Rumor That Willard Has Re.iened.
GENERAL WEATHER BULLETIN.

WASHINGTON. April SIS p. M.-For In.
diana and I~llinois-Fair; light north winds;
slightly colder. except in northwestern
Illinois; light frosrs. probably. in northern
portions Sunday night.
Fol Ohio Generally fair: northwest
winds; colder; possibly light frosts in
northern Ohio Sunday morning.
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EoR RALE-REAL ESrATE-oSLY $500
il Northeast corner PennsyiyaniR aud foWtDonth
steetA desirable house and lncatoxA
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McInerny ana schel,er Again.

Thomas McInerny yesterday accepted the
challenge of Bert Scheller TO wrestle at
Greco-Roman style, and has forwarded to
his city q forfeit of SIS 70 bind
the match and articles of agreement
for Scheller to sign. The matIh
Is to be for q side bet of 800 and
o purse to be offered by the Empire The
ater. at which place the match will axe
place. The time WAS not set, but il will be
within the next two weeks. Scheller and
Molnerny wrestled in this city some time
ago at catch-as-catch-can style, and il was
won by the latter. Scheller was not salts
fed with the outcome of the match, and
the one now coming on Is the result of q
namber OF challenges and counter chal-
lengee.
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Dixon's Manaeer's Offer.

Owing to the fact that the Coney Island
Club has made an attempt to crawl ont of
the purse 1t was supposed to have offered
for the Dixon-GrIflin mill. Thomas
O'Rourke. Dixon's manager. has is
sued . challenge on the behalf
OF his man to meet either Griffin.
Plimmer or Sol Smith for a side bet of
5000 and the largest purse offered by any
reputable club. The match with Griffin
WAS made on the confederation that he se-
cure n purse OF $4,000 70 tight for, beside
the side bet His failure TO do this ia the
eause of the issuing OF the above promulgo.
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Maximum temperature. rs: minimum temper
ature, GO. The following Is a comparative state
ment OF the temperature and precipitation for
ApriI 4. 1893.
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CHICAGO. April a-Ata meeting Of tho
general managers of all the lines running
to the Missouri river and to the Northwest,
held to-day. it was determined to lenRthen
the time schedule between Chicago and ST.
Paul and Minneapolis, Chicago and Omaha.
Chicago and Denver and Chicago and Kan
sas City. The running will in all cases be
increased by one hou The fastest run
ming time between Chicago and ST. Paul Is
at the present time thirteen hours and
twenty minutes. This Will be increased to
fourteen hours and twenty-six minutes.
which will be the minimum time allowed,
although each. road will be allowed to run
as much slower a. it chooses. The ssmerules
apply to the time between the other cities.
The new arrangement does away with the
proposed fast train on the Burlington,
which was TO reduce the time between Chi.
cago and st. Paul to twelve hours. The
Burlington joins In with all the other roads
In the new agreement and will not now
run it's fast train as proposed. The new
time schedule. which goes into effect May
2. is adopted for the purpose of allowing sil
the roads TO aul heavier trains during the
time Of the worlds fair.
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TIE READINGS NEW PRESIDENT.

Joseph B. Harris Elected In Place of Archi-
bald Angus Mcleod.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April 6.-The board
of managers of the Philadelphia IL Read
iIg railroad have chosen Joseph b. Harris
as president. to succeed Archibald Angus
Mcleod. The board was in session from
noon until IL O'Clock to-day. and the MEN,
bers present were Samuel X. Shipley. A. j.
Antelo. p. Wilbur, Joseph L. Sinnott and
James Boyd. The resignation of Mr. Mo
Lsod was accepted with regret. and the
formal election of Mr.. Harris. who Is pres
ident of the Lehigh Cosl and Navigation
Company. followed. No resolutions were
adopted. While the new president has not
yet formally accepted, the directors had
his assurance beforehand that he would do
so. The board of managers also elected
Thomas McKean TO succeed Thomas DOlan
as q membe of the board.
After the meeting Receiver Paxson was
asked whether Mr.. Harris would also be-
como a receiver Of the road. The late Chief
Justice reDIIed, as the appointment would
be entirely In the hands of the court, he
did not know. When further asked if he
and Receiver T.. p. Wilbur would recon-
mend Mr.. Harris's appointment as their
associate to succeed Mr.. Mcleod. he de-
clined to commit himself.
The directors OF the Philadelphia x
Reading Coal and Iron Company
also met this afternoon and elect
ed Joseph b. Harris as president to
succeed Mr.. Mcleod. MIR. Mcleod
presided AT both meetings. as member OK
offico. and personally rendered his resigna-
ton. Whether or not Mr.. Harris will re-
sign the presidency or the Lehigh o and
Navigation Company is as yet unknown,
but 1t is supposed he will tender his resig-
nation and devote all of his attention to
the Readings interests.
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CHICAGO. April Observation-Disclosures the
agreement Of the Ohio river roads on the
worlds fair rates. which was announced
yesterday. everything Is not lovely in that
portion of the world. and another meeting
of the lines has been called for next
Wednesday in Indianapolis. Just what
constitutes the difficulty IS not known.
but there seems to be q hitcbiin the pro-
gramme.
Rumor That Willard Has Resiened.
NEW YORK, April S.-Philadelphia dis
patches received in Wall street state mas
Henry Willard hasresigned from the North
ern Pacific directory and that arrangements
have been COMPLETED for the issue of col
lateral notes for the purpose of taking no
the floating debt. IL was said that the is
sue of collateral notes has been underwrit-
ten by q 81 Indicate.
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Local Weather Report.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 3.
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7 OST-A GOLD o HAN N CHARM
IL So reward. Return 10 Occidental Hotel.
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CToRAGE-BRYAN'S WAREHOUSE REGIS
- teredl-Most careful handlers, largest van. rooms;
oil goods covered. Liberal advances. Free drayage
ia. Tel 1865. BRYAN M~EhCHANDIS Co.
20 and "a West Pearl street.
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Time. Bar. Tier. R. H.. Wind. w1at1er. IPTec.
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An Institution That Reflects on the Morals
of Society and Should be Abolished.
Nau Zark Raeophav
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Original Town.
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ITO BE Continued
HeaItb NOtice.

All owners of property in the city OF
Goodland are hereby notified TO clean up
alleys, privies, stables and all garbage and
manure piles must be removed at once. The
prevalence of cholera in Europe and the
strong probability that it may invade this
country renders sanitary measure impera-
tive, and this order must be Obeyed. w e
ask the CO. operation of all good citizens to
secure the Carrying out of this order in good
aith. FRANK II. SMITH, Health Officer.
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The Chicago Lumber Company have Just
received a car of Missouri White Oak posts,
and car of Lawrence Glidden wire Get
their prices before buying elsewhere.
Go to George Hess for Hardware.
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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-04-07

Parties wanting irrigating bitches, level
ing, lost corners restaDlished, drafting and
plating of towns should call aud see me at
the court house on my regular Office days on
Friday of each week. Room with probate
iudge By ID A. LONG. Deputy.
z. Y. Paddock, County Surveyor.
Rpans Tabules for liver troubles.